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3or d3rooLii BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI MAR. 17, 1950 2T Teen-Age Hostess Can Entertain Her Gang at Sunday Breakfast Party ouna ijn Entertaining a gang of teen-aeers at a breakfast party takes lots of strain off mother. The food is ea-y to prepare If the menu is built around a main dish of cereal; and you can do most of it yourself. This buffet menu for a Sunday morning party includes a fresh fruit cup, oatmeal tureen, casserole of creamed eggs, cinnamon rolls, toast, butter and milk. Set all of the food out on the buffet or dining room table, provide trays and let the crowd help themselves.

1 1 If yoti are hankering to have the gang in for eats, why not give a breakfast party. Sun- A U'S! U. I am- i i I I I I ii hi dav is a good time for a I ill I III III i TW IHi'ifc VVhJWL leisurely party, either before or after church. And If the menu includes a main dish of easy-to-make cereal, the kitchen chores are easy on mother. For a starter that can be prepared in advance, serve a fresh fruit cup of citrus sections, TEEN-AGERS breakfast party planned for a Sunday morning.

so, if your breakfast party of informal party is not only easy on the hostess, it's easy on the food budget. menu is built around thrifty foods, vou'U find that this kind sliced bananas, pineapple chunks, and apples with the peel left on for additional Visitation Alumnae Plans Bridge April 22 color, herve the oatmeal in a tureen so the guests can help themselves. Set the automatic toaster right on the serving Mrs. Louis W. Alter, chairman of the awards committee for the annual Spring card I VI JF 1 1 Ttm.

u.nittMnmwtnr1wT nill mil m.n,.! entertained at a luncheon at her home, 00 8th Ave. Among the committee guests present were Mrs. Edward McLaughlin, Mrs. Charles Mylod. Mrs.

James table so they can make their party to be given by the Visita own. A casserole of creamed Ryan, Mrs. Elias Wabnik, Mrs. tion alumnae for the chapel ASSISTANT PROFESSOR of clothing in the Home Economics Safeool of Pratt Institute, Mrs. Marie Schimmel (center), illustrating a good combination of coat and cocktail dress, as modeled by Miss June King (left), in contrast to a less acceptable combination (right) as worn by Miss Marcelyn Fritts, in her lecture on "clothes harmony." Elias James Pettie and Mrs.

fund at the Tavern on the McDermott. Green, Manhattan, April 22, eggs, cinnamon rolls and milk complete this easy-to fix menu. Place a stack of trys on the buffet or serving table, and the old plate balancing broblem is licked. Also, be sure to plan in advance for the hearty appetites of teen-agers, and have plenty of food on hand. Fashion Note I HEAD OF THE CLOTHING department in the School of Home Economics, Mrs.

Ruth Adams, with Miss Helen Bufalina as model, showing the proper application of a facial pack, in her lecture on skin care in the "Leading Lady" course now being given at the Y. W. C. A. of Brooklyn, 30 Third Ave.

Members of the faculty of Pratt Institute are giving the series of lectures on clothes and good grooming. 'Pratt and Y. W. C. A.

Join for Fashion, Beauty, Good Grooming Lecture Course are completely Irresistible. fitted, with a yoke ending in a flattering, collar-less neckline. Teasers have a tiny price, myriad colors and enormous chic. the girls with the clear skin, the silky hair. They look divine in anything they wear but they wear only the things which make them look divine! likely to succeed In life? Yes, they are the ones who do listen to advice.

Who do control their appetites to control their figure measurements. They are Super T-shirts of fine cotton jersey, designed by Franklyn Phillips, are called "Teasers." These happy companions for suits or skirts, slacks or shorts, They'll be back for seconds, of that you can be certain. Even to those attending the glamorous course, "Leading Lady," House Spring Showing, a pre view of classes, at Y. W. C.

A headquarters. Members of the faculty of Pratt Institute who are giving the courses are Mi Ruth now being conducted at the Y. W. C. 30 3d Ave.

Mrs. Adams is co-ordinator of the "Leading Lady" course which is being given as a community service by a group from the faculty of Pratt Institute. The course will be climaxed by a "Round the Clock Fashion Adams, Vivian Kaiser, Char "Whether or not a woman ad- nits it, she desires the approval iOt only of the opposite f-ex, iiit also of her own sex. Clothes nd good grooming are neces-ary essentials for personal attractiveness," said Mrs. Ruth Adams, head of the Department nf Clothing of the School of Economics at the Pratt Institute, as she discussed the importance of clothes and the proper care of the face and body lotte Weiss, Stephanie S.

Grae-i ber, Mrs. Marie Schimmel. Miss Margaret R. Stephenson Show" on March 28 in Memorial and Dr. Robert C.

Whitford, dean of the division of general studies. Hall, at Y. V. C. A.

headquar ters, arranged by the students in the School of Home Kco nomics, under the supervision of Mrs. Marie Schimmel, assist ant professor of clothing. Orig inal Pratt designs will be dis played. To be a "Leading Lady, Mrs Adams advised, one must eat correctly, have good postuie speak excellent English, and be well informed in world af fairs, literature, art and music. Clothes, she added, are just a frame around the picture you have created from within.

The talks and lectures cover the subjects of Diet and Charm Health, Aids, Good Grooming What Is Your Coor in Clothes, Clothes Harmony, Social Usage, Diet and Charm, Speech, Dressing for Your Job. Two additional lectures have 1 'A pmM such low prices i i 'aT" "i RrTM-'li Teen's I xM'fh All Wool Covert been added on special request Care of the Skin, and Exercise Due to the popularity of the first series which terminates March 28, the course will be of fered again, beginning Tuesdav, April 11. Registrations will open on March 30 at the Open Magdalen Andrews Named Editor-in-Chief Berkeley Yearbook Miss Madgalen Andrews has been named as editor-in-chief nf the 1950 Yearbook published Boro Student Named To Seton Hill Dean's List Gail Harvey, a freshman at Seton Hill College, has been hy the class of The Berkeley Institute, 181 Lincoln Place. Mis Andrews is the daughter of Col. and Mrs.

named to the dean's list for the first semester of the current year. To be eligible for this honor a student must achieve a 2.5 honor point average for the semester. Miss Harvev is RED AND WHITE hounds-tooth shirtwaist jacket with shirred waistline and cuffs. All 'round pleated skirt. Jacket, 15.98; Skirt, 8.98.

Also in navy. Miss Deb Shop, Martin's of Brooklyn. i ou i pit mvA 1 Regularly 29.90 hj I the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William V. Harvey of 437 71th dames Andrews, luiU (Jcean Avenue.

Other staff members are Carla Linscheid, assistant editor; Judith Acken, business manager; Gladys Ruchholtz, pho- tography editor; Jane Salmon find Norman Gatje, art editors; Tietty Manson and Barbara IMttmer, senior editors; Susan St. Sea-Going Sweater 'Anchors-A weigh," says Suse. and designs a sea-going sweater Hi! So You'll Eat What You Like? juirKin, underclass editor; Janet for decorative, non-working sailors. Beautiful in hand-knitted navy or white wool, it By PATRICIA That dreadful, dreadful time has the crossed anchors and a Iorf, activities editor; Juliana Williams, typing editor; Judith Fund, suscription editor; Barbara Weber, snapshot editor, and N'ina Koldin, senior feature editor. of one's life when you are from circle of stars appliqued in felt 15 to 19, presents so many prob-if lems! It seems as if mother and I on the back of the brass-but toned cardigan.

daddy, your best girl your aunts and uncles, your grandparents all pick on you.j! 1 hey never let you alone to do what you w-ant to do. For instance, they are al ways telling you what to eat and what not to eat. But you are pretty smart. You don't; listen. You go right on taking a double chocolate malt at the; soda fountain and you eat cook-j ies with icing on and sneak a half pound of candy every now; and then.

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