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ILU 1 I fy fa: page nine fy BLOSSOMS AIID BEAUTY REIGN AT LES SAVANTS' SPECTACULAR BALL IN NEW YORK CITY I) lffe I' I 1.4. Tr "t7 riA. Lv' Fannie Miss Florence Left to right: Evans, Joseph, thf oh hum out of our sstems over the last nn arrriiinta we were siociaUv buav with, things iiere asi there. Two very pretty parties" for lovely out of bTsers topped the festivities. Mrs.

Fred Powell entertained so beautifully for her RflTii TInHeTwood and Mrs. Elizabeth Tur ps: of Wheeling, W. Veeay, Friday afternoon in her lovely jt xcst, delightful bridge hmcheon. Tie distinctive charm of pis hostess was evident in her appointments, delectable pssa and smoothness with which she guided her1 lovely pssis through the exciting play. The guests included mem "as of the Min Cil club and other (friends.

The first club 'so, a silk umbrella, was won by Mrs. Henry Ken sdy. Marshall won the second club prize, a linen in a deh'ghtful shade of blue. Mrs. W.

H. Christian won est score of the guests; Mrs. A. D. Stevenson, second.

2a. Christian's prize was a black rhite silk umbrella; Is. Stevenson's, a lime green linen The honorees were io awarded: Mrs. Underwood, a bracelet and necklace; ITL Tumer a gorgeous dance hankie. I Came Friday evening and the young set gathered with Irs.

Robert L. Vann who honored her lovely houseguest, Sss Eloise Van iDerhoop of Boston, fiance of Mr. Clyde fge. Since my list epistle, I met the darling lady and is just too. too fascinating with her large eyes and btivatins laugh It is gratifying to know that this charm 'z acquisition to our young set immediately registered r.th the popular 'guests at the party.

It was a pretty party orchestra music dancing ganves icy cold punch'. delicious lunch. The young Pis came in pretty long frocks 4 Clyde's sister, Mabel Johnson, was down from Johnstown. Faye Milai Kved at midnight from Dee Cee. Among the marrieds Helen Prattis, Billy Butler, Bernice Milai, Sara Smith, fte girls Rosalyn Lindsa, Alyce Lindsay, Elsie Ruth Buchanan.

Helen Phillips, Romaine Denning, Hrbara Jones, Marian Stanton, Lydia Taylor, Adah Moore, puisa Jeffries, Veran Riley. Among the escorts of the feet. voung things were Napoleon Jones, Council Buchan Robert Lavelle, William Leftridge, Chester L. Washing F. Frank Bolden, Reginald Johnson, Wendell Smith, P.

L. Rttis. Frank Lavelle, Samuel Milai, Raymond Mahoney, insert Horace Meuon 'Is 2 If i it nuirnni rrnn nifiidi Thf swank Matrons and Maids are eomr to have fieir own club house! No Definite plans have been id ar in a few vmm thpir dream exTectB to.be realized. A Rahirdav nisrht when the club Psscd a motion! to be incorporated" Swell! 'And, there will one Matrons and Maias ciud ine siaie oi eim i 1 Iflrr 11 L' ji i wuv ww fen Th Frno nf PitLbure will'ODen their annual week ev :r.ts August 6 with a sTnposium at Loendi club. Later sho.

Mrmdavir7th will be the Smoker: Tuesday. C8th) outing at Olympia Park; Wednesday, (9th) the Junior fer Partv at Loendi club; Friday (11) Frogs Wives 't at Harlem Casino; Saturday ii) xne amunee atr: Saturday night, Au Revoir party at Loendi. Byron gangs of fun. rom My Intimate Notebook a bov at the James Coles (Lucille Ball). nrettv daughter of the Joseph N.

Hawkinses, fevering from an appendix operation: in St Margaret Howard Jordans (Dorothy Withington) are blessed PnmVlr Rrnom ia nrfllrinf at the T. R. Wnrk cved a at Howard June 5. nice letter from Honey Boy Jones, now in Mrs. A.

Thomas, Mr. Thomas and Mrs. F. Jones gather around the well. I Left to right: Walter M.

Vousden, Mr. and Mrs! Louis Wilkerson, Eliza Person and Agnes Evans. Some of the chib members Amelia Joseph, Falcom Murphy, Ethlel Murphy, Elizabeth TiUer. Margaret Knight and Sinclair Jones pictured at the well. Bess' Secrets 'Bout Good Things To Eat By BESSIE M.

GANT DEAR READERS: am so eager to tell you about the fine Virginia (Smitbfleld) ham I bad tha other day. Tou know, it i a great treat to be abla to have one of these bams In this section of the country It was almost unheard of until recently when Luter's Packing Company at Smithneld, Vil, sent ita distributors "up north" to place this delicacy at the disposal of all of us at a moderate price. Mr. Carpe, of the Southern Products Company, distributor for Luter, spent a long time with me the other day, explaining the merits of this ham. But here is how you cook it: Soak for 12 hours in cold water.

Wash carefully and put in a boiler, skin side down. Add cold water to cover. Let come to the boiling point and simmer 25 minutes to the pound. Add hot water as needed to keep ham covered. When done, take ham from boiler and remove skin while warm.

Dot the back of the ham with cloves, sprinkle with brown sugar and cracker crumbs and bake in oven until brown. Delicious is expressing mildly the flavor and "different" qualities of this ham. They can be purchased at many of our Hill District stores. The next time you want something really good, try a Virginia Smith field ham. This delicious ham may be served cold or hot in sandwiches or with eggs.

I have two very fine egg dishes that will go well with broiled slices of this ham. TOMATO SHTRKJF.P KGGS Butter shirred, eggs dishes. Cover entire bottom of dish with very thin, peeled slices of fresh tomatoes. Salt and pepper lightly. Cover with one tablespoon of grated cheese Break two eggs very carefully into each dish.

Add one tablespoon of sweet cream, salt and pepper. Bake in oven until aet. Serve with broiled or fried! Smith field ham. EGGS MARYLAND Saute toast (one slice for each person). Place on each slice a nice portion of broiled, or fried Smithneld ham (cut thin), i Poach eggs and put one on each piece of toast and ham.

Prepare a thin cream sauce of one tablespoon of butter, one tablespoon of flour, one and one half cups of milk, salt and pepper. Sprinkle generously with paprika to make a pinkish tint. Pour a little of the sauce over each portion. Very, very nice If you want to know where to secure these hams in Pittsburgh, write to Earl Hord, In care of this paper. He ture and remember the brides this June with Bes' Cook Book ISO original redpies J0 postage prepaid.

Write Mrs. Gant, Box 480 East Liberty Post office, Pittsburgh. Pa, Europe. He says: "The sea air affects persons in different ways. John Henry Lewis seems to be tenderly dreaming of some lovely persons but this air makes me ravenously hungry.

I am eating everything in sight." They will be home soon. When is the ofay chic going to take Wendel Ball to one of those exclusive white sorority affairs? Jack, is it "love or just a When is Bob Dews going to make up his mind? Lawdy! Mrs. W. H. Patterson is visiting with her sister, Mrs.

Lou Leftwick in New York. Mrs, Leftwick is quite ill. Edith Hawkins of Chicago was in town the other week visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Wilson. Edith is looking fine and happy to meet old friends here.

Charlie Shipley and Fannie Howard wtre in town Sunday, the guests of the Eugene Lewises. Add to June brides: Claudell Patterson, Homewood pretty, who will take the trek with goodJooking Albert Smith of the same clime. Elsye Paige returned last week from Philly where she appeared as soloist at the 'Church of the Crucifixion with Poindexter's Choristers, an outstanding male group. Billy King, once accompanist for Marian Anderson, played for Miss Paige. She also sang at Cherry Street Baptist church.

Mr. King will feature and sponsor Miss Paige in recitals in the East assisted by Mrs. Franklyn Ford. That's wonderful, Elsye. The Archie DeHalls (Algetha Horsley) are awaiting a visit from the stork some time in September.

1 Albert Whiting gets his M. A. from Pitt in about four weeks and then bye, bye to old Smoketown. His "steady" is a beautiful New Englander. Al will be at! Fisk next season as a.

ant to Professor Charles E. Johnson, J. STORK SHOWER FOR FORMER TEXAS GIRL THRILLING AFFAIR (A i The popular Miss Virginia K. Coleman, of Chicago, is vacationing in Cincinnati with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Coleman. She plans to visit friends in different parts of the East, and also the World's Fair in New York before ih returns home. After 20 Years Of GETS" HEAL RELIEF! Wtam Oato.) "I had I tar JO yaw, la Dceanbet. 192)71 aad a tad attack, sat tat, aiLlttlm7 lltmPx hid MnT TLtViiIrtaBd.niJlBi; 1HM J.Tut tit 1X3TH About JUtiraa? ar Braaeatal vbt Ja caare ao aapto.

auy. etdes way la tea! laUcff Lj r7T 'rjj fat Hacar 85S PP. Matt Ufa ia. lavish gifts for Baby Berry. After a dainty luncheon, tha pretty wrapped parcels wers opened and the Manse dining room was Instantly transformed, into a baby shoppe.

There were of course, the usual esses, silver spoons, sweaters, tiny ehoes. baby bowes, and toilet sets, but there were also sterilizing sets, electric bottle warmers, a complete bathinette; a Mrs. Theodore M. Beny, Nee Johnny Mae Nugent of i dcS' EX Houston, Expecting Bundle from By CAMILLE HOOD Hf CINCINNATI. May 15 Rarely has a newcomer captured a city so completely as did Mrs.

Theodore M. Berry (Johnny Mae Nugent, of Houston, Texas) when she came here as the lovely bride of the popular and well known young attorney. With, a rich heritage of Southern culture, brilliant in her achievements, and possessing a warm, friendly personality. Mrs. Berry became a social favorite almost overnight.

Now that the stork hovers of the Berry maison, it was only natural that her friends would get their heads together te prepare for the expected bundle from heaven. So on Thursday, May 11, about sixty five friends responded to the bids of Mrs. Ruth A. Hubbard, Mrs. Lydia Hull, Attorney Elsie Austin and the writer, gathering at the Manse for a stork shower.

Sharing honors with the smiling Johnny Mae was her handsome mother, Mrs. Stella Hill, here from Texas for the expected event. Jolly games, with attractive prizes, regaled the smartly rocked guests, while the hostesses arranged the I VISITING I aven. telle Davis, satin buggy covers and downy blankets of all kinds. The pretty mother to be smiled happily as gift after gift was unwrapped and equally proud and appreciative were Mrs.

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