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THE BEE: OMAHA,. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1919.
Rides a la Mode In An
Airplane With Friend
Aviator Popular
With aviators dropping our pur
chase from their planes at the door,
delivering our billet doux and then
taking us for joyrides among the
clouds we are not at all surprised to
heap of many of our friends tying on
their leather bonnets and taking a
little spin before breakfast.
It remained for a former Omaha
girl to be the first to brave the dan
gers of air travel, in Lincoln, how
ever. Mrs. Joseph W. Seacrest, who
was formerly Miss Alice Rushton,
has always been very desirous of
taking a ride. When Lt. Errald
Hahl announced that he would take
passengers in his plane last Thurs
da tn Lincoln, Mrs. Seacrest and
her friend, Miss Helen Curtice, were
the lirst to volunteer.
The young women were given all
the weperiences of looping, curving
and diving, but Mrs. Seacrest admit
ted that she was just a little dis-
appointed, for it was not really as
thrilling as she had anticipated. Miss
Curtice is a prominent university
girl and visits often in Omaha.
Pictures of the two young women
in aviators' togs appeared in the
State Journal of last week and a
s:ory of their flight with Lt. Bahl.
Heart Beats
By A. K.
Roset ime - - - Lovet i me - - Ju ne
and Engagements Are
All Synonymous .
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We give so miny dollars
And we waste so many dimes
That in summing up the total
We are frightened
Almost pale.
Never once did we consider
That our total was so great
Till some kindly soul suggested
That we might Jje overdrawn.
Then we wondered
And we pondered
When and whence
Our cash had gone
Suddenly it dawned
On us that most of it
Was scattered overseas.
At least we hoped
That it got over
After passing many fingers.
And we tried hard to discredit
Stories floating round our ears
That a great deal of our money
Had stuck to someones hands.
Right here at home we've started
An ice fund for the kiddies
But it's creeping up so slowly
That babes may die by scores
Before the rattling dollars
Buy them ice and food.
Yet we're scrambling in masses
To save all foreign countries
We're building up their manhood
And strength for future wars
While our own may go to ruin
Witr never a serious thought.
Let us taboo hysterics
And curb our wild emotions
While we cast an eye about us
At the kiddies here at home
Let us now conserve our ducats
That we may buy large buckets
Of milk for hungry babies
In our wealthy western town.
Let each save at least
One youngster
Who may be
A great man some day
Or a mother r
In a better human race -
It is sad indeed to witness
Overseas collector's fitness
And watch them gather money
By the hundred thousand "wheels."
Forget them for a second
While we watch the babies beckon
To our heart and open purse.
Let's build up our own nation.
Firs.
Last
And always
Right now we should begin it
If we expect to win it
And send abit of loose change
To the Bee baby fund.
SELAH!
Miss Alice Coad Is Now
Betrothed to Lieut.
Milton Peterson.
Rosetime, Lovetime, June!, Wed
dings have followed each other in
quick succession and before the pet
als fade and the candles wink out
at one happy event we are congrat
ulating others. Engagements, too,
are blossoming in this month of
roses and happiness for today
Mrs John F. Coard announces
the , betrothal of her - daughter,
Alice, to Lt. Milton jPeterson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Peterson.
The wedding date has not been set
but wil probably 'be an event of
the late summer.
Miss Coad is one of the most at
tractive members of the younger set.
She attended school in Washington'
following the completion of her
studies here. Miss Coad was very
active in all war activities and wa
an earnest worker in the canteen
corps.
Lieutenant Peterson is also . a
graduate of Omaha schools. He has
been in the service for more than
a year and is now stationed at Fort
Brady, Michigan.
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HOUSUOID AXTS VMPT CElfTPAI. HIGH SCHOOL
Home-Made Ice Cream.
No dessert is more tempting in this
hot season of the year than a good,
cool dish of ice cream. Many of
us consider it a great deal of labor
to make, which it undoubtedly is,
unless one has a strong masculine
arm to call upon for the turning.
The actual making or mixing of in
gredients is very little labor. There
is a kind of freezer on the market
which requires no turning of the
crank, but I have not found it uni
formly successful. There are some
people who find it excellent, but
personally I have met with indiffer
ent success. Anyhow, after the ire
is cracked and the freezer packed,
the actual turning is not very stren
uous for a small amoiint of cream.
Without counting the labor, it is
cheaper to make ice cream than it
is to buy it, .even with the present
price of cream. It is always possible
to lower the cost of the cream ty
Son3 Evenr TasSe
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using a custard foundation with half
cream. ,
Foundation Recipes for Ice Cream.
If one has a good recipe for vanil
la ice cream, she can turn it into
almost any simple kind of ice cream.
The recipes given below make just
one quart of cream. To turn eithe:
into a fruit cream, use one-third
fruit pulp and' two-thirds cream. The
fruit pulp must be forced through a
collander or the pieces of fruit will
freeze into icy bits. The rich "ce
creams that one buys with large
pieces of fruit in them are made
with fruit that has been cooked in
a very heavy syrup. Such fruit bits
do not freeze hard.
To make a chocolate Ice cream,
melt one and one-half squares choc
olate over hot water, add one-fourth
cup boiling water, and stir into
foundation recipe.
To make coffee ice cream, scald
three tablespoons of coffee with the
milk, and strain into the cream.
Mint ice cream: Break one-fourth
pound of peppermint stick candy
into small pieces, put into a pan and
cover with three-fourths cup boiling
water. Simmer till candy is dis
solved. Cool and add one pint cream
and freeze.
Philadelphia Ice Cream.
On Quart.)
I cup crem cup tusar
1 cup milk T. vanilla
Mix lngreaienu ana rreeic
To pack the freezer, allow one
part rock salt to three parts ice, It
pays to measure the ice and "salt
roughly, for too much salt makes
a granular ice cream and too little
requires extra time for freezing. If
one i usinar a lararer freezer than
the'amount of cream calls for, only
pack the freezer an inch or two
above the height of the contents. It
is always wise to set up the freezer
completely, put in the contents and
see if the mechanism is in working
order. Then pack, being careful
that no salt reaches the inside of
the can. After the cream is frozen,
remove dasher, plug up the hole in
the can, and pack after draining the
water from around the can. Allow
to stand an hour or two before serv
ing, to mellow.
New York lee Cream
1 a. mlllc Ftw a-ralni aalt
1 act Vt T. vanilla.
e. iuar. 1J) e. eraam.
e. cup t. taatpson T. tableapocn.
Scald the milk in a double boiler,
then pour onto beaten egg and
sugar mixed together. Strain back
into double boiler, and stir till mix
ture is thick enough to coat a
spoon. Cool, add salt, vanilla and
cream and freeze.
Pointers
In making any ice cream, remem
ber: r
Liquids expand as they freeze:
hence never fill a freezer more than
three-fourths full.
Frozen desserts do not taste as
sweet as unfrozen; hence in making
a new kind of fruit ice cream which
you are sweetening by taste, make
the mixture slightly too sweet
The ordinary freezer will not
freeze very heavy syrups, as they
have a low freezing point; hence do
not invent too rich mixtures, with
preserved fruits, etc.
Cross-Kieve;
Mrs. R. Kieve announces the
marriage of her daughter, Dora, to
Max Gross, which took place Sun
day evening at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. M. Rosenberg.
Rabbi Cohn performed the cere
mony. .
Mrs. Rosenberg was matron of
honor and Maurice Rosenberg was
best man.
Following the ceremony the wed
ding supper was served to the im
mediate relatives.
After an extended western trip
Mr. and Mrs. Gross will make their
home in Omaha.
Bridal Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Morton
will entertain Tuesday evening at
the Omaha club in honor of the
Jobst-Morton wedding party. Covers
will be placed for the following:
Messrs and Mesdames James il.
Wharton, Charles W. Morto";
Misses Dorothy Morton, Susanah
Jobst, Margaret Williams, Mildred
Penick; Messrs. Herman Robert
iobst. Perry Singles. Ellsworth
loser, C W. Morton, jr., and Lient
Carlyle Allen. Following the din
ner the final rehearsal for the wed
ding will fee held. . ,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mickcl
and daughter. Gladys, will leave
Tuesday evening for New York,
stopping at Atlantic City and Phila
delphia before they return.
Lieut Abraham Greenburg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Greenburg has
arrived in New York from overseas.
Mr. F. J. Alberts, brothe-in-law of
Lieutenant Geenbug met him in
New York and they will return (to
gether. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Evans Nel
son sailed from New York Wednes
day, June 18, for' South America.
Mrs. Nelson was formerly Miss
Mary Grant of this city. Her mar
riage, took place in early June. -
A daughter was born Tuesday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Cleophss
Brightenburgat St. Joseph hospital.
Miss Stella Morrison will leave
Thursday for Casper, Wyo., wherj
she will spind the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ramsdell left
Monday evening for Colorado,
where they will spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bonney Iefc
Monday evening for a month's visit
in Tennessee and other aouthern
points.
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June Clearance Sale
Continues
Wonderful Values Throughout
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Silk Suits
Taffetas, Satins, Poplin, Pauletteevery
style and model silk suits that sold up
to $75,
Now $39.50
Navy, Black, Taupe, Tan.
Separate Silk Skirts
Baronette Satin, "Moon Glo," Fanti Si
Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Tricolette made
with wide belt, button trimed and cuff ef
fects. Navy, Black, Gray, Rose, White, Flesh.
$10, $12.50, $15, $16.50
Special Lot
Silk and Wool Suits
A great bargain in this extraordinary offer
ing suits that sold up to $39.50,
Now $10.00
Smocks
New lines
$2.95
Silk Petticoats
Specially priced at
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