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ceremony Broadway rch united zabeth Ryn Merideth

ce officiated, fore a backvardia ferns, hite summer dral candles lilies, peonies

ouple are Mr. ames Rybolt, and Mr. and ‘alton of Mt,

or father, the of Chantilly The fitted had an off3 high neckppliqued lace. d lace skirt w waistband a cathedral ngth illusion i to a lace 1 pearls from dding gown. orchids ahd

were Miss Thompson, f honor; Mrs, ger III, CoRobert Ryan, 'ylie Heapes Loujs; Mrs, olt a Mrs, bridesmaids, ere of mar--waltz-length bodices and stoles. Miss mauve pink tehing mask ed lavender orchids tied t ribbon to

tendants, in rflies in their nk rhododenrubrum lilies lvet to match

bridegroom on, his brothrother of the 1e and Robert ansville; Robncastle, and ayton, O.

s held in the tic Club after spring garden i purple was Ss. trip to Vir- ., the bride silk shantung p accessories id corsage. e couple will side, Memorial Beach, Cal, e internes.

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Here's Tip: Always Cook Eggs Slowly

. rush them and they get tough. } So whether you soft cook

at Well for Less—

By GAYNOR MADDOX ONE of the first things a bride should learn is this:

Eggs are like some people—

them or fry them, poach or scramble, take it easy, Eggs are ideal for a quick meal. Any bride with a quick meal up| her sleeve has impatience insur-

. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1051

FLUFFY OMELET DE LUXE. Omlet: Four eggs, one-half teaspoon salt, dash of pepper, two! tablespoons butter, Separate the eggs. Beat whites

until stiff and stand in peaks. Add salt and pepper to yolks and beat until thick and lemon col-| ored; fold into whites until mixture is evenly colored. i Pour into hot, buttéred frying pan. Cook, without stirring, over Jow heat until bottom is browned. Lift edge with spatula to check browning. When browned, broil to brown the top. Lift one side with spatula and fold omlet in| half. Turn out onto. platter.! Serve with sauce, Sauce: Two tablespoons but-| ter, two tablespoons flour, one cup milk, one-half teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon dry mustard] one cup diced ham or chicken. | Melt butter in saucepan and re-| move from heat. Stir in flour and seasonings. Gradually stir in milk, Return to medium heat and

oook, stirring constantly, until thickened. | Stir in ham or chicken. Serve)

gver omelet for two,

Friday's Menus

BREAKFAST: Spiced | prunes, soft-cooked eggs, | English muffins toasted with cheese, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Chicken (leftover) sandwiches, pear salad with lemon - honey dressing, camembert on crackers, tea, milk: DINNER: Vegetable juice with garlic cheese fingers, fluffy omelet de luxe, tomato wedges on watercress, prepared biscuits, butter or fortified margarine, strawberries, cream, coffee, milk. {

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Garden Club Lists Plans, Chairmen

Projets Stressed By President The Garden Club of Indi-

ana announced chairmen and voted on projects at its all: day meeting Tuesday in the

Claypool Hotel. Mrs. D. A; Comeford, Gary, was appointed membership chair man, Other chairmen include Mrs. Charles ¥Freymuth, Selma, judging school chairman, and Mrs. Herman Bischof, Girls’

School greenhouse chairman, Conservation, the junior garden clubs and the Girls’ School proj ect are the three objectives stressed by Mrs. Simpson GG. Stowe, Selma, newly elected president. Announcement of convention plans include the Southwest dis trict as hostess for the state con vention next year in Evansville. No date has been set. Indiana will be hostess to the national central regional meeting in October in Spring Mill State Park, The national council of state garden clubs convention is scheduled June 24 to 28 in Missoula, Mont,

The Doctor Says— | Experts Can Be Wrong

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