The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 165, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 14, 1935 Page: 4 of 8
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FIRST. PICTURE OF ASTOR HEIR
Blue Derby Yellow Vest And
Plaid Suit Latest For Men
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Club Meeting
Ula Lou wools Baker vu hot) to
tha members of tha Philo Mothli
elub Tueadsjr evening at her
southeast of the elty.
Miss Emma Louise Britts in.
dent was In charge of short busl-
ness meeting during which tint
were nude (Or hop rid to bo held
at 7:10 o'clock Tuesday evening
August 37. The group will meet at the
home of Miss Mildred Tannery MM
Dakota avenue and will go to the
waterworks for a watermelon feed.
Miss Alta Mae Cowling was in
charge of an interesting program on
Vacation Resorts." A talk on Yel-
lowstone National Park was given by
Miss Louise Leonard after which a
round table discussion was held on
Carlsbad Cavern and Rocky Moun-
' tain National Park.
A Ught refreshment was served by
the hostess.
Miss Blanche Dempsey and Miss
Betty Grimslry of Lubbock. Texas
were additional guests and the
beta present were Miss Halite Corby
Mise Mildred Tannery Miss
Rogstad. Miss Velma Baxter
Alta Mae Cowling. Mias Georgia Brit-
tain. Hiss Louise Leonard Miss
Louise Brittain and Miss
PARIS STYLES
By MART FENTRESS
Paris OJA) Although women still
go bare-legged In sandals. Paris shoe
manufacturers are busy designing and
producing fall and winter footwear.
EMeL who makes tha shoes worn by
mannikins at most of tha fashion
houses stresses the tmpartanee of
taro-tone color comMnatkm foe fall.
For street wear he shows a
in brown and green. The body of the
shoe is of brown veau tourne (turned
veal) which is the brushed or
aide of calf skin which has a dura-
ble suede-like surface. Dark
kid covers the semi-Cuban two-ihch
heel and edges the shoe. A scalloped
tongue and narrow tie In green kid
slips through a two-eyelet facing.
This model combines the features of
sport oxford and street pumj
Stitching is a prominent
In footwear this season but It is
with restraint and always
tha curves of the foot. Pattern
a Bavarian peasant style. Bnsel
a sport shoe in a broad flat-heeled
model in tan box calf with a scal-
loped border finished hr two rows
of stitching. Just below tha scalloped
edge a leather lacing is threaded
through silts from the heel to the
front Instep where it ties.
Antelope ie preferred for afternoon
Ohoes. Plain pump have replaced tha
trap shoe and Basel trims them hi
stitched or appliquod leather or in
strips of patent or dull kid.
Evening sandals are shown in s
combination of leather and silk. Gold
or silver kid makes the heels straps
and decoration on plain crepe do
chine.
CU B MAKES PLANS.
Plans far tha coming year wart
mads at a meeting of tha Business and
Professional Womens elub Tuesday
vening on the lawn of the home of
ths president Mrs. Charles R. Hoover
1037 South Eighth street.
Ths dub program and oilier activi-
ties of the club wen discussed in the
meeting which was presided over by
Mrs. Hoover.
SISTER MARYS
KITCHEN
BY MARY E. DAGUE
NBA gervtaa Stag Witter
A GOOD way to sat child rea te
aat aaadwlchaa ie to eat tha
. bread la faacy ahapaa with akarp-
adgsd cooky-cutters. Thai yoa'll
aea.glaasaa of milk disappear aa tt
by magic wham accompaaiad by
heart diamond half mooa aad aa-
Imal aaadwlchaa.
With a glass et milk tor ths
ehlldroa and lead tea for growa-
ups certain aaadwlchaa auks a
full maal ia eery hot weather.
Ham aad ollvs sandwiches are ea
this list. For than tabs:
One cap shopped cooked ham
1 tables pooa alive oil S taaapooaa
lemoa Juice 1-4 teaspoea made
mustard olives (stated) 1 ta-
hlaspoonful minced parsley.
Grind Ham with OUvae
Fat ham olives aad parstoy
through Has kaifa of food chc
por. Add oil tomoa Juice aad
mustard ta make moist aaougk to
spread; Put between thin alii
of battered rye bread.
Another excellent sandwich tor
this meal la made of white bread
with orange marmalade tiling.
For thia tiling naa one eap omega
marmalade 1-2 eap aut maata eat
vkry tae. 4 tablespoons grated
eh
mix smooth. Add ante and put
between thin slices el bettered
whltd bread.
. These salmon sandwiches are
good with lemonade:
Oae eap taked aalmen t hard
1 cooked eggs d tablespoons minced
sweet pickle t tablespoons batter.
SPECIAL SERVICE BUREAU
Room 305. 451 Eighth Asm
Now York N. Y.
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Social Calendar
Wednesday
m. Catholic Daughters of
will hold their regular meet-
ing in the parish hall of tha Holy
Catholic church.
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Thursday
3 p. m. Equity dub la to meet
with Mrs. A1 Brown 701 South Fifth
street
I p. m. Womens Missionary union
of tha Pint Baptist church Is to
hold its penny calendar social In the
church parlor with Mrs. J. H. Mc-
Donald and her group in charge.
3:10 a. m. Presbyterian Ladles'
Study group is to meet with Mrs.
8. K. Powell. 1123 Missouri avenue.
3:30 p. m. L. T. O. bridge party
at the home of Miss Kathryn Mao
devllle south of the city.
Mrs. Bray Is
Hostess Here
Mrs. Otho Bray entertained with a
swimming party and picnic cupper
Tuesday evening at Bhanoan Springs
park.
A delicious picnic supper was spread
after which Informal entertainment
was enjoyed.
those who enjoyed the occasion
were Mrs. J. J. Oodbey and sons Joe
d John Kirby and daughter. Km
Lee Mrs. M. A. Nash and sen Don
Mrs. G. W. Austin MIm Evelyn Has
iek Mrs. Mary Hassebroek MIm
May Fullerton Harold Otho Bray and
Mr. Adolph Leonard.
Modern Etiquette
Q. Should one thank and tip a
child for eome favor he has ren-
dered? A. Certainly. The average child
feds a alight more keenly than aa
adult and la usually far men appre-
ciative when kindness is shown to
him.
Q. Should a woman accept an far
vitation to her employer's home
without being personally invited by
his wile?
k No.
Q. Is tt proper to use only the in-
itials on personal calling cards?
A. The fun name should be used.
Mrs. A1 Long was a visitor in Ok-
lahoma City Tuesday.
Mr. snd Mis. Cecil Oulihur and
daughter Greta Sue and eon Larry
Gent returned today to Oklahoma
City after visiting Mr. and Mia. Art
Barry and other relatives hero.
Miss Ethel Jewel Gardner was
visitor in Marlow Tnuday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Smith plan to
leave tha latter part of this
for a vacation trip in Colorado.
Ed DeHart and Red Henson were
business visitors In Oklahoma City
today.
Tomorrows Mena
BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe
cereal cream broiled Cana-
dian bacon even toast milk
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LUNCHEON: Salmon sand-
wiches lamonada apple
lump.
DINNER: Broiled Iamb
chops creamed noodles bat-
tered carrots beet and oraage
salad blackbarry cobbler
milk eoBce.
S tablespoon! lemon Juice. 1-2 tea-
spoon salt drop onion Juice few
rains white pepper
Pat tab pickle and eggs
through food chopper aad add to
batter which has been malted.
Beaaon with salt pepper and on-
ion Jniea and add lemoa Juice te
make moiat. Spread between thin
licea a buttered - whole wheat
bread.
maced Cfck-kea Fitting
A toe way to use chicken left
from Sunday dinner ie to take one
eap minced chicken 1 enp minced
eelary salt pepper t drape onion
Jniea nuyonnalee; mix chicken
and celery and sex ion with salt
pepper and onion Juice. Mo'
with mayonnaise and put bet
thin alieee of buttered white
Or in stead of mayonnaise use
whipped cream for moistening tt
ehicken ia well nesaoned.
Chopped nut meats almonds.
English walnuts or pacaaa-
bine well with chicken too.
later Many at M
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MIKMI to s
Bridge Lunch
Held Tuesday
In honor of Mtte Henrietta Dubin of
Bt. Louis Mm. Charles L Milter en-
tertained with a lovely bridge luneh-1
eon Tuesday afternoon at her home
ISO! Idaho avwiuc.
Oarden flowers were wed as the
unusually attractive decorations
throughout ths houM.
Bridge was enjoyed during ths after-
noon. The honorss was prsssntod with
a lovely guest prise. The high scon
prise at bridge was wen by Mrs. Jeff
Williams.
Guests for tha occuton wen Mn.
Jett Williams Mrs. dark Pool Mrs.
Butler Fool Mn. Dewey Meade Mrs.
Babe Yates Mrs. Hobart Crockett
Mrs. George Rica Mrs. Looney Wal-
lace Mia Ruth MUler Mtea Florence
Bryan and Mbs Dubin and Mtea Es-
ther Cotodaseh. both of Bt. Louis.
FAMILY DINNER GUESTS.
Mr. and Mn. Chartoa Williams. 1311
Kansas avenue entertained as their
dinner guests Tuesday evening Judge
F. M. Bailey and daughter! Elisabeth
and Blanche and Mias Helen Wilson
of Oklahoma City.
radar's Fukien Tip
Pall shorn an a combination of
two Ire then stitched.
Why
Your
Not on any previous occasion have we
our early purchases with the result that
your fur-trimmed coat in our
with the certainty of the finest fabrics and furs (personally se-
lected). The most authentic styles designed by the finest design-
en and made by the best manufacturers and we unconditionally
guarantee that you will save by buying your winter coat in this
sale.
In
Coats by
ROTHMOOR
DEL MONTE-HICKEY and
GROSSMAN-SPIEGEL
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Here you ice the first group picture of ths John Jacob Astor m family.' Mrs. Aster holds young William
born Just three weeks ago u gingerly u any young mother whose arms are not ytt fully accustomed to the
delight white the proud young father stands self-consciously beside
York they were bound for a vacation trip and were exwctrd to spend
R. L The baby ta tha youngest heir to the vast Astor holdings. '
You Should Buy
Winter Coat Now
AUGUST SALS
This Sale You Will
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makes it possible for you to take advantage of
small deposit will' hold your coat until called
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pay your bill out of your weekly or monthly income. Talk it over
with us personally. You will find an individualized arrangement
suited to your own budget
New York Aug. 14. W) A wen-
man this fan can wear
Ha can flaunt beneath
his dinner coat a canary yellow "fun
vast." or go to the office In a suit
with a six-inch "window pane plaid."
He can drink champagne In 1 a
pedal rhlmpagne coet and choose
Its color from If shades. He can get
married In a midnight blue cutaway
with blue striped trousers snd a blue
high hat and sail to Bermuda In an
old rose shirt and brown shoes with
tan buttoned tops.
There an. In tael no limits for
the well-dressed man this fall ac-
cording to a stylist (Ray Twyefort)
who has a left-wing urge far oolor.
Gay chocked trousers mqy be warn
at the cocktail hour and a striped
bow tie with a coat of mors sedate
hue. A man can. If hi likes call
this garb a "cocktail suit" place a
flower in hta lapel step on a 'derby
add fillip to the whole by a
walking stick. -Ha
can entertain friends In a Mi-
ll "host suit" of a Jewel shade
such u garnet or Jade green white
hta wife swishes about in a hostess
gown.
Ha no longer hsa to go to dinner
looking like a mourner at a fan el
for the "fun veal" a wshteaat of
stiff ribbed silk ta available In ton
or twelve colors. Including Ulae and
royal Mu. .
Moreover a man can wear blue
kangaroo shoes In the country this
autumn and Is ter don dark Mus
evening shoes to match hta midnight
blue opera hat with sky blue lining.
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(FIRST NATL BNK DLDG;
Smartest Apparel for Women and Misses
of
Fur Trimmed
Starts Tomorrow
Thursday ; August 15th
Stores Lay-Away Plan
In hta champagne coat of horiimv
blue biscuit color Quaker gray or
yellow tail's bold-spirited man of
fashion can go to a night dub wear-
ing a scarlet silk sash or cummer-
bund. (A Memphis man recently
bought a claret-colored dinner suit
and plana to wear It)
Blue derbies will not appear on thejj
avenue until about November wllliij!
steel-blue and gray-blue etesr-cutu-wonted
town suite. Men's coats thls
tan art about an Inch longer while1
women's skirts an two Inches shorter!
HOW CAN I?
' Q. How can X remove wares from!
the hands?
A By washing in water in which!
a quantity of washing soda has?
been dissolved. Let the hands dry?
without wiping. Repeat this bathirgl
frequently or until the warta dlv-Jj
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Q. How can X clean a bathroom
water tumbler that has become-
cloudy? i "
A. Rub it-with a Httla vinegar-
and it will be restored to Ha shining
state.
Q. Hew ran I cut lemon meringei
pie without difficulty and previ
sticking?
A By wetting the pie knlte with 1
cold water before using. 1
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Evans, George H. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 165, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 14, 1935, newspaper, August 14, 1935; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1881596/m1/4/: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.