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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1934
EL RENO (OK.) DAILY TRIBUNE
SOCIETY
Farewell Party Is
Featured Tuesday
the club Friday will be Mrs. Roy
Noblitt, 405 North Rock Island a\4‘-
nue.
* * *
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
• * A pretty bridge party of Tuesday I 11 wa,s t0 honor the birthday
afternoon was tne farewell courtesy W'nivereary of Mrs. R. E. Rohrback
featured by Mrs. Chas. G. Canon, ithal Mr- Rohrback and Mrs. Floyd
; 1119 South Macomb avenue. com-lSldss entertained with a surprise
plimentary to Mrs, C. 8. Singleton, Party Tuesday evening
,,jwho will depart Sunday to make
in
TUESDAY PLAYERS
THREE
CALENDAR
waive will Ui-Jini l OUUUtiy
| her home in Mangum.
-- . ------_ at the
honoree’s home, 112 South Evans
avenue
Those to enjoy the courtesy with
> Guests included members of the noree"^’“EW«h
Fridav Bridee club Mrs i h , 011 ore( and hosts were Mr.
Swaim, of Chicago, and Mrs. E. 8nd Mls' Steve chaDD?11- Mr- and
and Mrs. Steve Chappell, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Ritter, Mrs. Robert
Wallace, W. Dietrich and Mr. Sides.
The evening was spent informally
at cards and at a late hour dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Rohrback was the recipient of a
^ jS Cupp.
I;, Qeorge Washington's birthday
* was hinted in the decorations,
, table covers, tallies, gifts and re-
. freshments. with red, white and
»tar«***in m' >»-=^«T^ass^
r Pnvov (or high score went to' * * *
(jjMrs. Swaim. while Mrs. HarryBUTE CLUB
jBradly received the traveling prize Meeting of the Elite club plan-
WThey most graciously presented I ned T°r Friday afternoon has been
titheir awards to the honoree, who: postponed until the regular date in
rji'cceived a lovely remembrance |two weeks because of the death of
.from the club and a memento from Wrs- °- W. Weaver.
pthe hostess. I _
$ Delicious refreshments wfre ser- Mrs. Harry W. Hammack, 920
( y*”" ut the clase of the afternoon South Barker avenue, spent Tues-
..Hostess at the regular meeting of I day in Oklahoma City.
t
Sunbeam
MIX MASTER
During the Cooking School
Only $3.00 down and 75c a week
Here's a real eliance In buy yaur Mix Master from your fam-
ily budget.
Every Home Needs a Mix Master
DAVIS ELECTRIC
“VVe Do Plumbing, Too!” Phone 220
WEDNESDAY
Beauceant. Will entertain with
a social for members, Knights
Templar and their wives at the
_ Masonic Temple.
t*„__. ¥ „ Sterling Thimble Club. Hostess.
Evening Meeting Is Fea- Mrs. Albert McGee, 1003 west
tured Yesterday W8d<; *d'reet_> , ,
J Rainbow. Regular meeting In the
- Masonic Temple.
A chop suey supper was enjoyed G. A- Hostess, Mrs. M. E.
by the Tuesday Players, who were Flaherty, 505 South Hoff avenue,
entertained last evening by Mrs. Nlghthawks Bridge Club. Hosts,
Thompson Gilbert. 205 South Hoff and Mrs. W. W. Mathews,
avenue. 1050 South Ellison avenue.
A trio of additional guests to JVh‘Ie Away .A" »“ur, c,“b'
add interest included Mrs. Harrv '«*lC0Ve'Td«dtah, lanehe01J ,n
Hackett. of Wakita, Mrs. A. C "L?,
Gilbert and Mrs. E. G. Harrtson. Mrs- 3 W' Dulin' 524 8outh
_ . ... ,, Miles avenue.
Red, whit* and blue was the Tulip Unit to the flower Garden
color note observed m the decora- club. Hostess. Mrs. Carl Gierhart,
tloas and other appointments,, 717 West Wade street,
which hinted George Washington's Progressive Players. Hostess, Mrs.
birthday. L. W. Mayfield. 320 North Choctaw
In the games of contract Mrs.
Richard B. Cobbs received the club
favor for high score and the guest
prize went to Mrs. Hackett.
Following the games the deli-
cious chop suey supper was served nUP'
at the dining table, which was cen-
Wednesday Players. Hostess. Mrs.
Kenneth Kalbflelsch. 312 East Wade
street.
Patchwork Club. Hostess Mrs. C.
B. Corwin, 200 South Ellison ave-
aoie, which was cen- W. O. W s Club. Hostess, Miss
tered with "a low white bowl of i Elaine Harrell, north of the city,
red, white and blue sweetpeas. E1 Rvno Golf and Country Club,
flanked on either side by blue tap- George Washington tea at 2 p. m.
ers in led holders. for ladies of the club with Mrs.
Mrs. Cobbs assisted her daugh- Haydn J. Davis, Mrs. Arthur T.
ter in the hospitalities. Meeting of March and Mrs. R. C. Rice as
the club in two weeks will be with hostesses.
Mrs. Robert M. Mallonee. 112 South'_Unlty Club. Hostess. Mrs. J. A.
Barker avenue, hour to be an
nounced later.
II. M. F. CLUB
Losers of a bridge series recently
concluded by the H. M F. club
entertained the winners Tuesday
evening with a line party.
Following the show the group re-
paired to the iiome of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. G. Canon. 1119 South
Trainer, 2C8 West Jenkins street.
THURSDAY
Merry Maids. Hostess. Miss Doris
Americanization
Event Postponed
The Americanization program
planned by the American Legion
Auxiliary for Thursday morning at
the El Reno highschool auditorium
has been postponed because of The
Tribune Cooking school.
Tiie event will be featured at ine
tegular meeting of the Auxiliary at
Legion hall, with Legionnaires as
special guests, Wednesday evening,
February 28.
Mrs. Mildred Gwyn, department
president, and Mrs. Una Wood-
worth, sixth district president, both
of Kingfisher, have been Invited to
give reports of the Child Welfare
meeting held in Ponca City last
week.
Mrs. Edna Kelly, Americanization
chairman, is preparing other en-
tertainment. All women eligible
for membership in the Auxiliary
and ex-service men are invited to
attend.
$ $ $
kappa alpha phi
Meeting of the Alpha Psl chapter
01 Kappa Alpha Phi announced for
Tuesday evening will be held next
Monday night witli Paul von Mer-
veldt, 910 South Barker avenue.
a|e 9§c j|c
COUNTY COUNCIL
There was a splendid attend-
ance at the county council of Re-
bekahs held here, in the I. O. O. F.
hall, Tuesday evening.
Following the usual business ses-
sion a brief but interesting pro-
gram was presented. The welcome
address was given by Jim Moor-
man and the response by Mrs. Re-
Oklahoma
BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Janel Norvell, 710 South
Hadden avenue, entertained in-
formally at two tables of bridge
Tuesday evening.
Those to enjoy the games with
the hostess were Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mrs. John H. Norvell, Miss Neosha
Klvette, Miss Ruth Reed, Miss
Glennls Flke, Miss Evelyn Arnold
and Miss Irma Little.
hlrfti score. The hostess was as-
sisted In serving a delectable re-
past bv her mother, Mrs John H.
Norvell.
Mrs. Burns received the favor for PHONE CLASSIFIEDS TO NO. 18
on IIJ KilllUO, IIU.SW AS, 1VJ l.'Vt lAhlS eamaaaa IWIU lilt. I .'IJ./'MI
Phillips, 520 South Bickford avenue.1 k era Cunningham, of
Royal Neighbors. Regular meet- n""
ing in the I. O. O. F. hall.
First M. E. Aid divisions will
meet as follows:
Two. Hostess. Mrs. O. W. Ix>rd.
008 West Ix>ndon street.
Three. Hostess. Mrs. A. T
Mrs. inas. u. canon. ni» eouin »
Macomb avenue, where bridge was Greenley. 209 South Barker avenue
enjoyed. Mrs Harold H Simes Four. Hostess. Mrs. Ed DeLay.
held high score for the ladies and ’-21 West Wade street.
Lon Booth was high scorer among Five. Hostess, Mrs. Percy W.
the gentlemen. Beck. 506 South Rock Island ave-
Hosts for the event Included Mr. nu0' with Mrs. John W. Lanman
and Mrs Hurvey Dozier. Mr and assisting
Mrs Canon and Mr and Mrs. Chas. Sewing Club. Hostess. Mrs. Fred
Gamble. L. Hardison. 805 South Hoff ave-
The winners were Mr.1 and Mrs nue-
C. S. Singleton. Mr. and Mrs. Simes S. B A. Meets in the I. O. O. F.
and Mr and Mrs Booth hall. with covered dish dinner at
Dainty refreshments were served ®;30 P- m-
at a late hour and the club present- J u °. Club. Hostess.
1 cd a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Singleton. Helen Wick. 621 North
I who are leaving Eli Reno to make avenue
I their home In Mangum. n ‘
Miss
City.
Dainty refreshments were served
during an informal social hour.
Next month the Leoneed lodge No.
50. Oklahoma City, will enter-
tain the council, which includes
Oklahoma and Canadian counties.
Date of the meet will be announc-
ed later.
* * #
B. E. C. CLUB
Mrs. M. C. Reml and Mrs. George
Gholston were guest* to enjoy the
meeting of B E. O. club witli
members ut the home of Mrs. Ruv
McCormack. 517 North Evans ave-
nue. Tuesday afternoon.
After the usual routine business
a clever contest was featured, in
which prizes were awarded Mrs
T S Phillips. Mrs
Meeting'of the club in a fort
nlRht will be with Mr. and Mrs.
t) Booth, 912 West Wad- street.
—--- -------.—----P. R. Pressley
Choctaw 1 and Mrs Gholston.
Needle work was the diversion
D A. R. Annua) afternoon ten1 the remainder of the after-
in the home of Mrs Frank Korn, noon at the close of which
921 South Hoff avenue, with Mrs. Mrs. James W Preston assisted the
mercy on your stomach
Cook with CRISCO—it digests quickly
serving dainty refresh-
hostess In
ments.
The meeting in two weeks will
be held in the home of Mrs. George
He shirs, 815 South Choctaw ave-
nue.
* * *
CHAPTER AE, P. E. O.
Mrs. Stanley Warner gave a book
review of Within This Present"
Anne, why’d you
buy Critco?
I hove plenty
of my ihorlening
on hand.
Oh, Mother, I wont
to make a butter-
scotch pie for Dad
tonight—he lovei itl
A
V:
You don’t need to take the joy out of eating in
order to protect your digestion. You can gladly
say "yes" to w holesome Crisco pies and crispy
Urisco-fried foods! Yes, they can be good for you
—because Crisco is (he diyitibU regelable shorten-
ing that doesn’t over-burden your stomach.
Moat every day something is fried in your
house. Is it grease-soaked and hard to digest —
or is it brown and crispy the way Crisco-fried
foods are? Crisco can lie heated higher—so it
seals food quickly in toasty brown —which pre-
venta fat front soaking into the food. That’s
why Crisco-fried foods digest quickly!
Hut let your common sense tell you. Look at
Crisco—see how it piles up like thick country
cream on a spoon! Taste its sweetness. Why,
there’s nothing like Crisco, because Crisco is
made from digeatible vegetable oils by its own
secret process!
When you buy Crisco, look for the familisr
bluc-and-white laltol. Crisco’s vacuum-sealed
curt is a health-protection to you.
H. A. Coley assisting.
Rajah Club. Hostess. Miss Marie
Shacklett, 921 South Barker ave-
nue.
FRIDAY
Tres Mesa Bridge Club. Hosts,
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Imboden,
1007 Sunset Drive.
Square and Compass Club. Dance
at the Masonic Temple.
Klatter Klub. Losers of a series by Margaret Ayer Barnes at the
recently concluded will entertain j meeting of Chapter AE. P E. O.
winners. in the home of Mrs S. Boyd WII-
Leisure Hour Club. Hostess. Mrs. | son. 1121 South Hoff avenue. Tucs-
Lloyd Conklin, 517 South Macomb day evening,
avenue. Miss Marian Blake assisted the
L. A. to O. R. C. Hostess. Mrs. hostess in serving a delectable re-
I N Wilson. 410 South Macomb past during the informal social
avenue. I hour.
Friday Bridge Club. Hostess. Mrs. Hostess March 6 will be Mrs Carl
Rov Noblitt. 405 North Rock Is- Lyons, 1021 South Macomb avenue
land avenue. * * *
Rose Unit to the Flower Oarden TWO HOUR BRIDGE CLUB
Club. Hostess. Mrs. R. W. Thom. Substitute hands at bridge were
200 South Williams avenue. held by Mrs fe F Sullivan, of Port
El Reno Golf and Country Club. Reno, and Mrs. R J Wallace when
Hostesses at bowery party and
6:30 o’clock dinner, unattached
ladles of the club.
SATURDAY
Satlorrttes Club. Hostess. Mrs.
John TiUertngton. southwest of the
1 city.
Junior Study Club. Regular meet-
ing at 2 p. m. in the Juvenile de-
partment of the Carnegie ligrary.
Mrs. Jay C. Ozmun. 301 North
Macomb avenue, entertained the
Two Hour Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon. •
Club favor for high score went
to Mrs Ernest Pearl, while Mrs
* f MOTHER SCOIDS ANNE f,
You
know your
faihor hat
indigestion
when he
ealt pie.
But, Mother, lh# shortening
moy be the trouble.
In cooking class today,
Miss Abbott told us Crisco
is often used in diets
because it’s so wholesome.
(C
■/ PS:
Dan Gallagher received the second
high award A traveling prize went
to Mrs R W Williams and Mrs.
Sullivan was presented the guest
_- prise.
ENTRE NOUSI CLUB Sumptuous refreshments were
Mrs O. A. Shuttee was a guest served before adjournment to meet
to enjoy the luncheon-bridge with | March 7 with Mrs Oallngher 1003
members of the Entre Nous club at West Woodson street
the regular meeting Tuesday after-! *00
noon In the home of Mrs W H MATINEE ULl’B
Thompson. 1209 South Macomb ave- Ouest* were entertained at an
nUP. , ^ \ additional table when Mrs John
The well appointed luncheon was 1 T. Naylon. 812 South Barker ave-
CORONATION BUTTIRSCOTCH Pll
(a pt> ihsl doMat look Ilk* apt*-lthwS l*y*n Ilk* a r»k.)
The fdltitf.
I ttMHpMM frtwo I k mpa brnwa sugar
'.cup Hour 11 *---------
a *If > "lk«.
. — jap>«'« sail
I cups milk that)
ANNE'S TAKINO DOMESTIC SCIENCEI
•ml
Unm
pro-
Toko Ihii, John—
you'll ntod il to
ittllo your itomach
alter oating
so much plo.
Mother, 1 told youl
Dad can eat
Critco pie-cruit.
Critco it a
quick digetting fati
No, ma’am,
I haven't
had a bit
of trouble.
i
m.
V*
IWrup.
I m ■« w "a 10*R#|
■ *U >"tk«, lightly haataa 2 ru|u
To make /UMog-MU «u|ar, Hour, aaH oalt. Add milk
n«>k unlit mittura thicken* Juat halva removing I
atovn atlr In haatan Him and «>tam. 1*1 aUnd ah lie
paring dallrkMM awaat-taatlng t'rlani paatry.
tUfMhfd* Crime Cant,
t cu pa flour M Idaapnon oalt
)I rup ('dam Ina-ruid water
Te make patfrg-mft Ilnur and ealt. Tut In Crleeo with two
hnlree until t he nine nl pen*. Add wnler («In a I aldeapmui)
enough In hidd dry Ingredlante l. gather. Ill vide lha dough
Into 8 parte and roll eaeh out In a afreet. I'ul Into round*.
S or P l nr he* (n diameter, flare *apar*lely on halting -heel*,
pricking earh aril, flake In hot oven «2S*F.) until dell
ralely Imran, ful pie together like layer rnke. with Ailing
on l«r|* nlai. t over with meringue made Iry heating :i egg
CHm* U Ik# rapMtrad
lr.nl* marl at a akarl*
mine amaajaeraeft he
TKel'taeiet A t.umklrl o.
CRISCO
R«t ii.i m.nc
di?*s's (disco
'**'**W r*„. .
served at the quartet boards which
were centered with bouquet* of
roses and other cut flowers.
Mra. James E Kelso held high
score in the afternoon's games
Hostess in two weeks will be Mrs
Waller H. Martin. 318 South Hoff
avenue.
! * * *
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET
The forty-sreond anniversary of
| the Security Benefit Maoclailon will
be celebrated by the local council
with n 6:30 o'clock bunquct at
tiie I. O O F. hall Thursday eve-
ning.
Tiie affair will also compliment
members who celebrate their birth-
dayn during February. It in a cox-
ered dish affair for members and
their families.
Entertainment wilt be featured
following the banquet and the reg-
ular business session will be held.
* * - *
V'M YV'M club
Mrs J. C. Hawkins was the onlv
additional guest when Mra Frank
Ooeherell, 1114 Sunset Drive, en-
tertained the Y'a Yv's club Tues-
day evening.
Bridge favor for high acorr went
to Mrs I. 8 Duggan, while Mrs
Stephen Jelkn won the traveling
prize and Mra Earl Barnes tiie
consolation.
Suggestions of George Washing-
ton's birthday appeared In all the
party details with a patriotic color
note predominating.
Dainty refreshments were served
(before adjournment to meet next
Tuesday evening with Mra Earl
Barnes 830 South Mile* avenue
* * *
nue. was hostess to the Matinee
club Tuesday afternoon
The extra quartet included Mrs.
Hobart R. Oay, of Fort Reno. Mrs
Don Allison. Mr*. Fred L. Hardison
and Mrs. H. L Merry.
A bouquet of spring flowers,
sweetpeas predominating, centered
the dining table for the prettily
appointed I o'clock luncheon
Awards in the games of con-
tract went to Mrs Merry. Mrs
Barney Stewart and Mrs Maud
Williams Meetings have been
postponed until after lent and the
first meeting in April will be with
Mrs Williams. 420 South Macomb
avenue, date to be announred la-
ter.
* * A
HOW CAN I?
BY ANNE AKIILEY
Q How ran I prevent milk from
burning or atlcklng to the bottom
of tile vessel when ariilding or
boiling it?
A. This can be avoided by putting
a small amount ot water In the
vessel nnd heating it before adding
the bilk
Q. How can I clean window
shades?
A. Uae a flannel rlolh dipped In
flour ami rub the aolled spots on
the window shades until they dls-
appesr
Q What ran I use in plsce of
sawdust for stuffing pin cuxhona?
A. The next time, when making
pin ctialiIons try stlifting them with I
granulated cork
Modern Ktiquctte
BY ROBERTA I,ICR
At the Tribune Cooking School conducted thin work,
Mrs. Bertha M. Hnrris uhpa nnd rcrommendx
CRISCO, the modern, Quick-DiKCNtinK nhortening.
Q Would It be all right to send
a gift to g bridal shower?
A. A bridal shower girt should I-
ways be delivered personally
M What kind of glaasware nnd
| China is cotisldored the beat taste
I for the formal dinner table?
A. White table linen, crystal
glnsaware. and thin white china
with a delicate gold decoration,
I are effective.
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Says Mrs. Bertha M. Harris, noted
home economics lecturer at The
Tribune Cooking School.
KNO • TWIST SUPS
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no sagging—no turning—seams guar-
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$195
MARIE DRESSLER
Slender Stout Wash Dresses
$1.95 and up
Ironclad Hose..........69c
Gage Hats.....$1.95 and up
Nellie Don, Annie Rooney
and Boulevard Frocks
In wash cottons.
$1.00 and up
ROTHMOOR
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Stunning simplicity I
Wear the coat alone
and you have all the
fine features of a
Roth moor coat. Wear
it with the skirt and
it's one of the
grandest suits you
ever laid eyes on!
$
35
and up
WIND
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MODELS
IN COATS
Any woman can af-
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at this price! Come
In and look them
over!
*10.00
and up
BOWERS FASHION SHOP
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Created The Fascinating
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Order a sack of HUMRENO today from your grocer,
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