Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 3

DIXON TELEGRAPH. DIXON. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jl'NE 11. PAGE three Th1! 1ST Calendar of Coining Events Wednesday.

Harmon Unit Home Geo. Ross, north of Harmon. Prairieville Social Circle Lowell Park. Ladies Dav Count Club White Shrine Patrol Team -Masonic Temple. Thursday No.

Central College Glee Grace Church Palmyra Unit Home Mrs Verne Straw. Palmyra St. Church Unity Guild Mrs. Miller. Altar and Rosary Club.

Baptist Missionary W. Marshall, 41C Ottawa Ave. Friday Mystic Worker meeting Mystic Work hall. Friday M. E.

Aid dinner at Lowell Park. Minnie Bell Rebekah O. F. Hall. Sunday Rhodes Family Lowell Park (Call Miss Patrick society items.) at No.

5 for THE WILD ROSE UMMFR has crossed the fields and where she trod Violets bloom; the dancing wind-flowers nod. And daisies blossom a 11 across the sod. She passed the brook, and in their glad surprise The first forget-me-nots smiled at the skies And caught the very color of her eyes. But, sleeping in the meadow-land, she pressed The dear wild rose so closely to her breast It stole her so she loves it best. Buxton Going, in "Star- Glow and Song." When Eating Is a Bore, Revive Interest When the mercury rises and nobody seems to want to eat, the life nf the cook becomes more difficult.

She will welcome these suggestions for stirring up jaded appetites, which he quote from for July: Puzzled, these hot davs, about what to have for luncheon or dinner or in-between meals? Here are some i easy-to-use recipes, especially planned to tempt summertime appetites. Jellied 1 knuckle veal teaspoon pepper I teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika "Cover veal with cold water, bvir.g to boiling point, and simmer until the meat drops from the about 24 to 3 hours. Season at the end of the first hour. When done, remove the meat and strain the stock Return the stock to fire and boil until it is reduced to 2 cups. Add the meat finely shredded Pour into a loaf pan and chill.

Serve 'n thin slices with Summer Salad radishes and green pepper in wafer-thin slices, put in ice water and chill thoroughly. Drain well. Serve on crisp watercress with French dressing to which a little grated onion has been added More Gardens Listed For Visiting Week Following are more names and gardens listed for garden visiting week by the committee: Jesse Weyant, til5 E. Morgan. John Thomas, 322 Lincoln Ave Mrs.

Lester Ommen, 628 Willett Ave. Mrs. Floyd Cook. 319 Swiss St, Chiverton Beier, 515 Hennepin Ave. Mrs.

Peter McCoy, 318 Ninth St. Mrs. Paul Utley, F. D. 8 Mrs.

W. Gilbert, 315 Crawford. Mrs. Ed. Franks, Depot Ave.

Third St. Mrs. Orville Albright, 1021 3rd St. Although the names of Mrs. Barbara Fry, Ous Wimpleberg, Pclton, and Peter Nettzleman, were I not handed us by the committee they have exceptionally beautiful gardens, alvo, and deserve mention.

-----IRE VISITING MRS. Mrs. E. E. Stephen and son of Omaha, are guests at the hone of Mr and Mrs.

Wood in North Dixon. By Mrs. Alexander George CRISP ICE BOX COOKIES Breakfast Stewed Prunes, chilled Wheat Cereal and Cream Popovers Coffee Luncheon Tomato Salad Bread Plum Jelly Chilled Diced Pineapple Cookies Iced Tea Dinner Browned Halibut Steak Tartar Sauce Creamed Potatoes Buttered Onions Bread Grape Jelly Head Lettuce and French Dressing Raspberry Pie Coffee risp Ice Box Cookies 1 cup iat ihalf lard and half butter) 2 cups sugar 3 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilia 1-2 teaspoon lemon extract 1-4 teaspoon salt 1 1-2 teaspoons nutmeg 3 tablespoons cream 5 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder Almonds blanched Cream fat until soft. Add sugar, beat until creamy. Add eggs, vanilla lemon, salt, nutmeg and cream.

Beat 2 minutes. Add flour and baking powder. Shape into 2 rolls, 2 inches in diameter. Roll in papers. Chill over night.

Cut off thin slices and place 3 inches apart on greased baking sheets. Top cookies with almonds after arranged on baking sheets Bake 12 minutes in moderate oven. Tartar Sauce Pish) 1-3 cup stiff mayonnaise 2 tablespoons finely ehopjied sweet pickles 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tablespoon finely chopped olives 1 tablespon finely chopped chives (onion can be used) 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1-4 teaspoon paprika Mix and chill ingredients and serve. Raspberry Pie Unbaked pie dough 12 pastry stripes (1-2 inch wide) 3 cups washed berries 1 cup sugar 2 tablesjxxms flour 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 tablespoon lemon juice 3 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons water or fruit juice Fit pie dough into deep pan. Mix berries, sugar, flour, nutmeg, and lemon juice.

Pour into pie shell. Dot with butter, add water. Arrange pastry strips in criss-cross fashion over berries. Bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. ors; Mrs.

Gerald Jones winning the second favor and Mrs. Gordon Overstreet the consolation favor. Miss Brummitt received the guest favor. W.H.M.S. in Happy Meeting on Tuesday The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Grace church met on Tuesday at the church.

The meeting was in charge of the president. Mrs A W. Hartman. The meeting opened with a song I Am Thine. Lord" Sindlingcr Business Opportunities That Sail Back Mrs Finney.

hate Mrs. C. Shults. Mildred and Bethel Hartman Topic "What the City Does to People Mrs. A Hartman Devotional- Mrs Frank Glessner.

At the close a social time was enjoyed. Were Hostesses at Party Last Evening Last evening the Misses Martha and Alice Meppen entertained twelve guests with a bridge party for Miss Margaret Mr- Tague, soon to wed Lloyd Turner. Miss McTague has received many pre-nuptial courtesies. Pink and white were the rotors in the dainty decorations with summer garden flowers adding charm Mrs. Oeorge Beier received the favor for high honors; Mrs Moll.o Riordan received the consolation favor at bridge and Mrs.

HGen Hoon received the "draw" favor. Miss McTague as the honored guest, was presented a guest favor. A tempting luncheon was served, concluding the happy evening. Beals-Williamson Wedding Saturday John Beals and Miss Carol Williamson. of Iowa City, motored to Dixon Saturday afternoon and at 4 o'clock were united in marriage at the parsonage to the Methodist church with the pastor, Rev.

A. T. Stephenson, performing the mai riage sen ice. Miss Gladys Williamson, sister of the bride and Verne Powers attended the couple. The bridegroom is a contractor in Iowa City, and the couple, after a short wedding trip will return to that city to make their home and receive the best wishes of their many friends.

So. Dixon Community Club Held Meeting The South Dixon Community Club meeting was held with Mrs. Peter Hoyle Wednesday, a large number of members and friends being in attendance. The business Hug opened with song. This was followed roll call and minutes of the last meeting, followed by another song.

The meeting was then turned over to the program committee chairman with a children's day program which was as follows: Vocal solo Grace Short Dialogue Gladys Ortgiesen, Dorothy Butler, Helen Butler. Violin Butler Butler Vocal Jean McCleary and Gladys Ortgiesen Piano Butler A very delicious lunch was then enjoyed by all which was served by the hostess with Mis. McCleary and Mrs. LutzienheLser assisting. Then all departed ior home, after enjoying the afternoon very much.

The next meeting to be held in two weeks with Mrs, Dave Moore. ----Bridge Tea Charming Event of Tuesday Mrs. George Beier entertained esterday afternoon with a charming bridge tea honoring Miss Wahneta Brummitt of Bloomington. Ill a daintily appointed tea was served to guests at five tabes, the colors in the beautiful decorations being gieen. blue and yellow, with summer flowers and candles harmonizing.

After tea the guests greatly enjoyed a view of the Beier and the attractive rock gaiden. On returning to the house bridge absorbed the attention of all. Mr Leon Baxley winning the favor for high hon- Schumann-Heink at Roxy Theatre, N. Y. New York.

June Schurnann-Heink, on the eve of hpr 69th birthday will play a one-week stand at the Roxy Theatre hero The famous opera singer will sing over the radio tomorrow and join the Gang" on Friday. She will celebrate her birthday on Sunday. Her program for the week includes 30 performances. rs. King Hostess at Luncheon and Bridge Mrs Fred King delightfully entertained Tuesday at her home with a luncheon and bridge A delicious luncheon was served.

Miss Anne Eustace was awarded the favor for high honors at bridge and Mrs. Robert Sterling was awarded second favor. There were twelve I guests in attendance The riecora- i tions of summer flowers were exceptionally beautiful. Presbyterian Guild Picnic at Lowell The Presbyterian Guild members enjoyed a picnic supper last evening at Lowell Park, motoring to i park early in the evening where all I greatly appreciated the appetizing supper out of doors. INTEREST IN ORGANIZATION OF NEW Much interest is being evidenced in the organizing of the Dycon chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, with a banquet and meeting at the Nachusa Tavern Thursday evening This is a national educational sorority and it is an honor to belong to it.

Mrs. Frank Birthday Celebrated At Home Sunday On Sunday for the first time in twentv years the children all gathered together for a family reunion to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mrs Frank Gennett, who was eighty years old. The birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Prescott Clark, which was beautifully decorated with lemon 'ilies. roses and peonies in honor of the day.

Mrs Gennett. whose dark eyes sparkle still with energy and humor, was presented with many nice gifts and greetings, and content that all her children were with her on this day, although her loved companion. Mi Gennett, a A veteran, has preceded her to the other shore. At noon day a delicious dinner wn.x served, the table bright with flowers and a tempting cake with candle great pleasing the guest of honor and her children and grandchildren. After dinner a pleasant afternoon was spent in reminiscences and as the day drew to a close all wished Mrs Gennett many happy returns.

The guests present were as follows Mr. and Mrs Frank Daniels Vaughn. Montana; Mrs Fritz Yeager, Booneville, Mrs Howard Etheridge. Mr and Mrs. Edward Brotsch, Mrs Harold Hosy and son Bertram, and Mary Brotsch, Edward Brotsch Jr.

and wife and daughter, Chicago; Carlton Barms and family, and grandson. Oliver Hibberd of Beloit; a nephew. Frank Barrus and daughter Lois, of Rock Falls; Mrs. Joseph Naflziger. Mr.

and Mrs Prer cott Clark and Helen Daniels of Dixon Mrs. Fred Yeager, daughter. Ins returned to Booneville. Mo her home. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Daniels, of Vaughn, Montana, are remaining for longer visit with her mother and other relatives. HOUSEHOLD Fresh your awnings have been stored, brush them thoroughly and remove all spots before putting up. Make sure the rods bridght looking and renew all strings that pull them up or let them down These little hmgs make for a general appearance of freshness. Storing you have small space at home and rather valuable winter things, you ran have their stored in moth-proof rooms at your local department stores lor little money ool hot nights family appreciates cool suppers.

A model menu of some hot soup, like creamed asparagus, a jellied chicken salad rolls, or hot tea. and lresh strawberry or raspberry ice. Crisp Lettuce keeps longer and stays crisper it you wash roll it, a dampened cloth and place in the refrigerator an earthen bowl. is the time to pack away all woolens Department stores have a wide variety of cedar equipment, tarred bags, and other receptacles that clothes and and rugs from tiie inquisitive und persistent moth. lea tea leaves are one of the best things in the world to lay dust.

It you still use a broom, Instead of a vacuum cleaner, sprir? your tea leaves over your rugs or carpet fore sweeping They also brighten the rug considerably. He- making EnsemhVv Your lot coat from last year's silk ensemble can be rut into a short jacket this summer and the rest of its length used for a deep hip yoke to lengthen las? year's short skirt into a modern, fashionably longer one. lean rugs should he given a special cleaning in prinq. Run the cleaner over them thoroughly on both always going with the nap Then ipe over them with a cloth wrung out of clear warm water A 'mall, stiff brush will lemove dust collected in the ends. If there are spots, remove them as Hill vacuum par k- i process seats in all the flavor produced by roast offee I ew pounds at a time FOR Till RSI) VI Roast Beef.

Boiled Potatoes, Carrots, Peach Cobbler, Hot Rolls or Bread. SjMvial Club, veb -38 ears aking owder Guaranteed Pure Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions of pounds used by our Government No coffee taster like Hills Bros, (offee because none is roasted the same Bv their patented, oontinuoua process Coiit rolled Hills Bros, roast only a few pounds at a tiroe never in bulk. rrrh from the original vacuum pack. Lastly opened uith the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE wo carefully if they were in a per- ty frock Mirror's I Mirrors placed rightly.

wyll do more than decorate Thei can be made to reflect light, thus making the room more cheery, and they can be made to reflect a view, thus creating the illusion of nnrh more space In room than it actu- ally has Summer should realize value of complete relaxation during the day in summer Bv budgeting your time so you can get an hour nap after luncheon or before dinner, you will greatly crease your energy and improve your disposition. Summer In the bath-tub are quite as ret resiling to folks summer as regular showers are to flowers If your bath tub Is not equipped with a shower you ren got. inexpensive that hook onto the faucets and are excellent substitutes Attend Ladies G. A. R.

Circle Convention Agnes Barkley, president of the Ladles of the Grand Armv of the Republic of Dixon £Mrcle, No. 73, left Tuesday morning by motor with her delegates Etta Baker and Ella Smith for the convention which is being held in Island this week. Maria past department president and Myrtle Brierton, accompanied them hh a 09K ovtslfS Methodist Ladies Aid To Picnic Friday Section No of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society has extended an Invitatuni to all the sections of the Aid Society to join them in a dinner at noon Friday at Lowell Park Each section will supervise their own transportation, menu, etc, A good attendance is desired, as there will be a short business session in the! aiternoon, in regard to reorganizing the sections. ENJOYED VISIT TO lilt AGO ON Mrs. Edward Brien and daughters Mrs.

Glenn and Miss Florence O'Brien, of Dixon, motored to Chicago Tuesday and spent the day shopping The party also celebrated the birthday anniversary of Mrs. O'Brien with a special luncheon while in the city. They visited the at Lincoln Park and other ol interest. -----HAVE BEEN GUESTS AT L. G.

MEITIN Mr and Mrs Roland Gruver and! son Bobbie of Chicago have been i guests at the Meppen home for the past few days Mr. Gruver is traffic expert lor a large furniture company in th city and he and his family are Just starting on a two weeks vacation trip, planning to stop at ixiints of interest in Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin. ETA It AND ROSARY SOCIETY TO Mill The Altar and Rosary Society of St. church will meet Thur day afternoon at the Club, and Mrs.

McIntyre wi 1 chairman of the committee, composed of Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs Jame Bales, Mrs Glade Lambert. Mrs Will Penrose, Mrs Blackburn and Mrs Chester Barriage This, is to be the last meeting of the season and a good attendance is desired. MINNIE BELL REBEKAH LODGE TO The Minnie Be 1 will meet the O. F.

hall Friday evening at 8 TO OMAHA, TO VISIT Mrs I) Alexander will leave Thursday evening ior Omaha, Neb to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Taber Mrs Tiber the daughter of Mr and E. D. Alexander DINNER 1 HONOR MR VNll MRn I I I I IIR Mi and Mrs A exnnder 11 entertain with a dinner, followed b- cards at the Dixon Country Club this evening honoring Mr. and Mrs George Finch: MY I Ml Ml I PON I The meeting of the Palmyra Ur.lt of the Home Bureau to have mo Thursday with Verne has been postponed until further notice. MRS.

STFFI DAUGHTER IIOMI Mrs Lucene KPffa and daughter Arlene returned last evening from a visit Albeit Lea. where Mrs Steffa attended a reunion of TO ENTERTAIN I RI II I NO. 2 TODAY Miss Anne Eustace is today entertaining her French class No 2. wPh a luncheon at her Assembly cottage (V WERE ENTERTAINED AT JOHN SUIIAFER 1IOM1 Harry Slough and family of Ster ling und William and fatuity were entertained at dinner Sunday at the John Schafer home -o (Additional Society on Page 2). Tag Day In Dixon Saturday Permission has been given to a representative of the Volunteers ot America to hold their annual "Heart Tag in Dixon on Saturday, June 14th The organization will be sponsored by Mayor 'F Palmer, Mrs II A Ahrens, Rev Fr Clancv, Collins Dysart.

Rev W. Marshall and Mrs Bardwell Miss Genevieve Lully will have charge of finances with headquarter in the Chamber of Commerce The Volunteers of America is Ion most in the nation in its work in prisons of the United States Ii Halls where unemployed or paroled men may stay from ore day to two while seeking work, also for the state wide work it dees in looking after families of men in prison The work of organization supported entirely by voluntary contributions, and it is for such work mentioned above well as other unfortunates that citizens are asked to buy a lag on Saturday No sum will be too large and none too small to help the worthy cause PRINCESS HELEN NOT LIKELY TO FORGIVE CAROL Efforts To Effect Reconciliation Fail to Make Progress Bucharest Rumania, June Renewed efforts are being made to bring about reconciliation Princess Mother Helen with King Carol. Those seeking to influence the young Grecian divorced wife of new Rumanian sovereign stress that will not be satisfied with a mere reconciliation for appearances sake, but wish her to forgive and forget, and to anew the con- humbial happiness which thus far has escaped her. It has been stress ed to the Princess that it is the dearest wish of the Rumanian that and Carol go back togtther, and that she allow annulment of tlie divorce which was granted her after his deserion and exile in Paris with the titian-naired Mmc. Magda Lupescu In certain quarters it was said, the attitude would have fo undergo a marked Grange before such reconciliation would be possible She said to feel keenly tier desertion, and to be resentful of the irony of European polities, which leaves her Rumania without a home of her own.

Meanwhile King Carol is proceeding with the organization of his government, eeking first a Premier who will form a cabinet find undertake actual administration. UOI.EKUT1VE CAKE Gary, hid Rather than have three cakes for celebrating birthdays of three sons born on the anie day of the month. John Jan at, Gary policeman. to have one cake arlng 38 candles sons are Bernard, 16; Chester, 13, and Elmer 9 It is estimated that out of every 100 boys on Manhattan Island, 80 spend their leisure time upon the and that of all the things they cun do there, 50 per cent ate inimical to character and 20 per are downright illegal. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Al Immanuel Lutheran Church BV WARTBURG LEAGUE Thursday Nile, June 12 Admission 15c TIP-TOP TOP DRESSING Ihe Perfect Product.

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