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LOS ANGELES EVENING POSTRECORD -LOS ANGELES SATURDAY MAY 11 1935 Club Leaders Leave Luggage-Laden For State Convention at Del Monte Share Interest in Project Portias of United States to Meet In Los Angeles During July Home on the Range Joan Wilton When we think of day our thoughts invariably go back to the time when we were very young Perhaps it was down on th farm maybe back east or up north Wherever it was we are bound to think of some pet dish mother used to make for us I know why it is but most of us associate some kind of hot bread or special cookies that we used to swipe from the cooky Jar with mothers We lose track of these old-fashioned recipes and long for the blueberry muffins we used to Yet or the steaming spoon bread mother had on Sunday nights Do you remember the fong weary hours mother used to pend rolling and cutting out cookies crispy sugar cookies or spicy ginger cookies? Not many of us have time to bother with all this tedious work We can buy so many of these fine tidbits already made But now and then it is fun just to tinker with some of the old recipes We can have these good old sugar cookies without any rolling at all Made the new refrigerator way we just slice them and bake them in a jiffy Cream a half a cup of butter and wor kin a cup of sugar Then add a beaten egg 14 cups of flour 2 teaspoons of baking powder and a bit of salt A teaspoon of vanilla or lemon flavoring last of all Shape the dough into rolls 14 Inches in diameter adding more flour if necessary CHILL THEN SLICE Chill for several hours then lice and bake in a hot oven 5 or 8 minutes Sugar may be sprinkled on the cookies just before they go into the sven And I believe cookies had a plump raisin in the center didn't they? This dough will keep indefinitely in the ice box This basic recipe may be used for spice cookies by adding a dash of nutmeg cinnamon and mace Ginger cookies come out nice and crisp by eliminating the vanilla and using in its place I teaspoon of ginger and 4 teaspoon cinnamon Some southern mothers were famous for their spoon bread Before the day of tested recipes and regulated ranges spoon bread was an art If you follow this recipe you may follow in your mother's footsteps as a master of bread making 2 eggs 4 cup white Revisions Election Feature Sessions By GERTRUDE PRICE Shawls and combs of the decorative colorful type are to be necessary accessories for Madame Delegate to the coming state convention of the California Federation of clubs opening Tuesday evening May 14 at Del Monte The annual banquet the event of Thursday the third day of the asembly is to be Spanish in motif both a to costume and decorations For those who equipped themselvea with the necessary accessories it will be Just too bad in the parlance of one woman who Is already all packed and ready to start Dinners teas and other social affairs arranged for the week Indicate the women are not altogether oblivious to the opportunity for festive relaxation which such a gathering offera Although there is no contest expected of importance in the election this year there may be a controversy over some of the revisions REVISIONS That one which requires a club to belong to state and district well as county organization may bring fire from the San Francisco delegates said not to be strongly federation-minded According to Rumor the tiff between the California league of Women voters and the California federated clubs over differences of ideas on some phases of proposed legislation now before the state assembly concerning management of Te-hachapi institution is to be soft-pedaled at the convention SOFT-PEDAL DIFFERENCES The bone of contention is over the question of giving a board consisting of a majority of women or all women the responsibility of setting prison terms and paroles The league favors this Josephine Seaman does not One of the bills provides for such a plan Fearing a manifest difference of opinion between women proponents of the measure may kill them outright the hatchet is temporarily buried it is said LEAVE FOR NORTH The vanguard of Los Angeles delegation leaves for Del Monte by train and by auto Sunday and Monday Those who are to take part in the pre-convention board meetings will arrive at least a day ahead of the formal opening of the convention Wednesday Thursday and Friday of next week will be the business days of the convention with Saturday a play day Club Program Production Los Angeles has been chosen by the National Association of Women Lawyers as the meeting place for its next convention A two-day session will open at the Hotel Clark July 15 with the national president Bumita Shelton Matthews in the chair This will be the first time that the national Portia organization has come west of thf Rockies In thirty-six years HONOR ANGELENOS Added to this honor for Los Angeles two local women of prominence have been named co-chairmen on the convention program They are Rosalind Goodrich Bates and Gretchen Wellman Judge Georgia Bullock is chairman for the reception committee Mrs Bates president of the Southern California council of women lawyers Mrs Wellman vice preeldent for California will handle all details of the convention Eleven women Judges have already made reservations Judge Florence Allen of the United States circuit court of appeals and Judge Genevieve Cline of the United States customs court will be the guest speakers at the annual banquet to be held at the filtmore hotel on the evening of July 16 One of the sessions that will occupy a good deal of attention will take place that afternoon when Woman Lawyer and the Divorce Problem" ia discussed This topic will be led by Felice Cohn of the Nevada Bar Rita Callaway of the Arkansas Bar and Florence Harmon Dock Guadalajara Jal Mexico JOINS IN PLANS The Southern California council has joined with other western states in supporting the first California woman to be nominated for president of the National association Mrs Percilla Lawyer Randolph past preaident of the local group and former vice-president of the National is the nominee Chairmen of local 'committees appointed this week are aa follows: Judge Georgia Bullock reception Grace Dempster transportation Miriam Olden Fendler breakfast Judge Ida 'May Adams program and Judge Oda Faul-coner registration From left to right Charlotte Schlyen new president of the new Junior aid to the Hebrew Sheltering Home for the Aged in this city and her mother Mrs Jos Schlyen the new auditor of the home These two companionable friends will be among the hundreds of mothers and daughters in Los Angeles who celebrate together the annual May day anniversary tomorrow That each is associated a part of the time in the same fine philanthropy indicates the common interest of the two in things worth while and of benefit to the less fortunate The Junior aid composed of a number of capable young women who have leisure and the wish to lend their efforts to welfare work of a constructive type will devote the coming year to various projects suggested by the main auxiliary group Calls Loyalty Supreme Gauge of Affection Between Spouses Adversity Test Upper left Rosalind Goodrich Bates upper right Gretchen Wellman lower Judge Georgia Bullock braved a strange new wilderness Mrs Bergdoll Is doing much the same We are not concerned as to whether or not the renowned slacker is worthy of such devotion That is a personal matter between two people After Claims Moving Often Upsets Security Sense By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Varied Social Events To Highlight Woman Medicos Conclave all we find our dreams and their fulfillment in most peculiar places But to be true to the one in whom we believe the one whom we love no matter what he may he dr what he haa done at the least a sympathetic understanding finality of moving He became very quiet HE BEHAVES BADLY The next two days he spent with the family at a home Everyone conspired to make him happy His mother drew even brighter pictures of "the other city" and "the new and the long ride he would have on the way At first he was contrary He was restless when awake and still more restless (sleep He refused to eat and tKat worried her still more She decided that he was confused about the whole affair What could she do to explain that he would have another home very much like his last? -that was it the idea flashed By the seebnd night he had developed a slight tempera-turer so she sat on his bed and told him to hurry up and get I By HELEN WELSHIMER When a wsman loves a man he will brave fire and flood tempests for him she will scale perpendicular hills and swim fiords risk the loss of name and family and friends When a woman really loves she fights for the man most valiantly whether she sees him every day or time and distance separate them -so she see him for a long long- time We have an incident of it again Mrs Grover Cleveland Bergdoll is the wife of the man who won the reputation as the most notorious slacker in the World War He is the man without a country He return to the land for which he refused to fight He would like to have his children grow up in this land though His wife has just come to America bringing with her the four small children of her marriage to plead for her reinstatement as a free man MEASURE OF DEVOTION Grover Cleveland Bergdoll has not a country of course But he has something that is worth more He has a wife who will not fall him scorn him let him go There are few human relationships in the world which are complete Few people who love each other so much that the world is well lost for their devotion Few who stand on spiritual heights together When they do they have been-espe-cially blessed If a man and woman will not cleave together forsaking all others when one or the other is in trouble they might as well give their affection to the ragman to carry away for it worth more than the few pennies the peddler will pay No woman no man wants to bring unhappiness to the one he loves But having brought it the measure of devotion automatically must be taken CRISIS IS REAL TEST One wonders sometimes what would happen if a test should confront some of the so-called happily married couples around us who apparently live on an undisturbing monotone Would they he drawn closer together mounting taller hills of spiritual understanding? Or would they discover they do not have the love and courage to face unhappiness for eaqh other? One wonders too sometimes if maybe they have quietly met the test and climbed the bill and we (who think of them as placid) do not know that once upon a time they were very brave Mrs Bergdoll is an example of a pioneering woman who is not afraid to make a public gesture for her husband Women who came westward with their men in the half-forgotten years Groups to Install Officers separated cornmeal 4 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons melted shortening 2 cups of milk 1 tablespoon sugar Bring 14 cups of milk to the boiling point While this is heating mix the flour corn-meal salt and sugar with the rest of the milk Then add the oil and the hot milk and mix well Stir in the egg yolks then fold in the well-beaten egg whites POUR INTO DISH Pour into an oiled baking dish Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until the center is firm Serve this right in the baking dish with a spoon cherry cobbler bring back memories for some of you? Here is a quick one that rivals Put 2 cups of cherries and one cup of juice in a baking dish Spriifkle 4 cup of sugar and 3 tablespoons of flour over them Place In the oven while preparing the cobbler To one cup of sifted flour add 1 teaspoon baking powder 2 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoon salt Sift together and cut in 3 tablespoons shortening Work in about a third of a cup of milk Roll out 1-3 inch thick on a floured board Place on the hot cherry mixture and bake at 425 degrees for 30 minutes Serve hot with heavy cream the Solarium Mra Helen Morehouse chairman there will be a foursome of bridge Later tea will be served to those sharing this informal program Because of its social phases this activity attracts a large number of Ebell members Thursday May 16 with Mrs Aubrey A Curtice curator in charge the Spanish Section will add another chapter to its knowledge of the language of man ana land Delivery of Post-Record If the Post-Record is not delivered to your home by 6:30 call TUcker 1121 and delivery will be made at once better because they were going home TRANSFORMATION An amazing change took place She told me that if evert' there was relief and ecstasy in a child's eyes she saw it then Next morning he was up bright and eager for travel The start was auspicious then he seemed to sense the distance he was putting between himself and the old scene He was both naughty and 111 a clear case of on his part Then finally they arrived at the new house There was the well-remembered furniture all in place There were his toys and tricycle and trains Best of all there was his daddy too The family reunited secure together Almost at once he was his own normal bright self The fear was gone The flushed tight look had disappeared A perfectly contented little boy once more be presented to the membership: For president Mrs Elmer Wilke and Mrs Katherine Cornell for first vice president Mrs A Brandt and Mrs Rbbert Smith for second vice president Mra Fred Cowand and Mra Carl Gill-man for third vice president Mra A McWilliams and Mra Paul A Grubs for recording secretary Mrs Edward Francis and Mra Norman Gtesy for corresponding secretary Mra Krausa and Mrs Ralph Northrop for treasurer Mrs Victor Milner and Mra Harold Johnson BALLOTING HOURS The polls will be open from 9:30 a to 2 in the Griffith park clubhouse Preceding luncheon the chorus of the club under the direction of Mra Marvin will give a group of songa Following luncheon Mazie Full-man Garrett will review the Shadow of Liberty" of Dickena" Man Named Cervantes" Out to the Future" and In Mra Harry Biddle president will preride Mrs Elmer Wilke first vies president will introduce Mra Garrett A little boy has just moved to a new town His mother knowing how devoted he was to playmates and the old scene thought it best to prepare him She drew bright pictures of the new home-to-be some distance away He fell In with the spirit of the thing and excitedly watched the packing He was permitted to put his trains and toys in certain boxes for the ride The big truck at the door strange men tramping through the fast-emptying rooms and the neighborhood children standing around made it an exciting day At last the van drove away He was jacketed and hatted and bundled into the family car His small friends were waving For the first time he realized the Business Installation of newly-elected officers of the Junior National Business and Professional Women's club of Los Angeles will follow a formal dinner to be given Moitfay evening 7 at The ArSuiy on Wilahire boulevard Miss Georgia Shropshire preaident of Los Angeles District of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will preside at the installation The new officers are Mrs Elizabeth Kish Smith president Miss Catherine Potts vice-president Mra Annie Dues Longinotti secretary Mra Doris Hamilton treasurer Out-going officers are: Mra Gertrude Westing president Miss Winifred Guay vice-president Mra Elizabeth Kish Smith secretary Miss Edna May treasurer The program for the evening includes Mrs Anne 7 Leiden-deker junior past-president of the Los Angeles District of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and vocal selections by Miss Winifred Guay Following a 12 o'clock luncheon at the Adele Lang tea shop this week the officers for the approaching club year of the Thursday Morning club will be installed by the Junior past president Mra John Turner A musical program consisting at For Use Woman's City club will meet Monday in the Barker auditorium with Mrs Alma Nordstrom presiding The program as outlined today will be as follows: 10:45 a for Use What It Involves and Its Implications'' For: Barclay Bradley Against: Edward Elliott economist and vice-president Pacific company 1 report of election board by Mrs Lillian Culbertson chairman Highlights of A A illustrated by motion picture Harold Pomeroy director of public relations A A A A case aid Worth Bernard Functions of Southern California legal case aid clinic Ariel Cecily Hilton SOBOPTIMISTS WED Soroptimist club meeting Tuesday in the BUtmore hotel at a noon luncheon program will feature a business meeting The publication of a new roster for the club is to be considered Also the members will take up the proposal to set up more Soroptimist road signs as a benefit to the club Catholic Women Plan Convention Members of the Diocesan Coum ell of Catholic women will convene at the Ambassador hotel May 17 and 18 for their tenth annual convention Three major objectives will be taken up according to Mra Lunenschloss general chairman The first objective to be discussed is the plan of the organization of the dioceses and national programs in all fields of Catholic action son Roast Gingerly A delegation of prominent women medicos leave here this evening for Yosemite where a convention of the auxiliary to the California Medical association will be held May i3-15 inclusive Between five and six hundred women are to attend more than has ever been included in the convention enrollment before it is said Mrs Philip Schuyler Doane 4 is president of the auxiliary Mrs John Barrow is president of the Woman's auxiliary to the Los Angeles County Medical association Each county in California has its own organization As the guests arrive Sunday they will be greeted by hostesses at the Ahwahnee hotel Tea will be served in the lounge Monday at 10 the California Medical association will have its opening session and the members of the Woman's auxiliary are invited to attend Luncheon at the Ahwahnee Members of the Woman's auxiliary will be taken on a tour of the valley In the afternoon Mrs Clarence Toland will be honored in the evening at a reception and musical given for her by the auxiliary TUESDAY Mrs Doane will preside at the opening session of the sixth annual convention of the Woman's auxiliary to the California Medical association and at noon Mrs William Sargent will preside at a luncheon in honor of Mrs Philip Schuyler Doane Dr Frederick Warnahuis secretary-treasurer of the California Medical association and speaker of the house of delegates of the American Medical association will be guest speaker at the luncheon given for Mrs Another social feature of the convention will be a tea given in the afternoon in honor of the past presidents The dinner-dance of the California Medical association will be given in the evening at the Ahwahnee hotel PROGRAM Mra 3 Doane will preside at election of officers in the morning Wednesday and the noon luncheon given in the Ahwanhee is to honor Mrs Thomas i Clark president 1935-1B36 The guest speaker will be Dr James McLester president-elect of the American Medical association In the evening a music and bridge party will be given at the Ahwahnee to honor Mrs John Barrow president of Los Angeles county CORNER CLUB TO MHKT TUESDAY Comer club will meet at Philharmonic Auditorium building Supper and program from 6 to 8 Tuesday evening May 14 The speaker is Lydia Lane on in the Office and Home" Special musical program This meeting is open to all young business girls and women of the city Ebell to Hear Shell's program Monday at 2 o'clock In the main auditorium will feature Leo Schulz Mary Patterson Routt In Los Angeles club circles and more recently of Washington will speak on "Washington later in the day Tuesday Mrs Clay Robbins an Ebellite will speak on World Court" Mrs Edna Covert Plummer first woman district attorney in the United States will discuss at a Lawyer" The program is also to include a discussion of "The State Bar and the by Norman BallHe In the afternoon the Junior Ebell group la to give a play at the regular meeting of the club in which numbers of the talented young members are to participate Wednesday May 18 at 2 ia Mary Routt music and songs under the direction of Mrs Wall violin selections by Master Robert Wy-zienbeek and piano solos by his accompanist Regina Bryant will be presented! The club history will be read by the historian Mra A Squire New officers are: President Mra Wm Halford first vice-president Mrs Campbell second vice-president Mra Neel third vice-president Mrs Chas A Honn fourth vice-president Mrs Meyer recording secretary Mrs Kyme financial secretary Mra Carl Gray treasurer Mrs Geo Turner historian Mrs A Squire DINNER-BRIDGE In honor of the retiring officers at the Thursday Morning club a dinner-bridge will be given at the Adele Lang tea shop Saturday evening Mra William Halford and Mrs Merrill Deal acting as hostesses Election of officers in Los Fellz Woman's club will take place May J6 Much interest is being shown in this election as there is a contest for each office Mra Guy Finney chairman of the election board announces the following ballot will well-known Bail 1.