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iso Jaa December 12, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 7 SERVE "PILAF" MEAL Cardinal Tea House to Take Lead in Observing "Golden Rule Sunday" by Eating Simple Near East Fare Black bread and corn syrup, "pilaf," cocoa and apricot sauce to top off with, will be served for dinner tomorrow at the Cardinal Tea House on Spruce street. Tomorrow is being observed as "Golden Rule Sunday" by the Con- gregational church. Contributions for the Near East Relief will be asked to support the educational and relief work of the American governmental inter- national agency. All families are requested to serve the menu described above at their dinner tables, and to give the asso- ciation the amount saved. The deaconesses of the church have hit upon the novel plan of opening the Cardinal Tea House, usually closed on Sunday, and serving the American Orphanage meal for the price of one dollar per person, all profits to go to the Near East Relief. Further- more, the deaconesses will cook and serve the meal themselves. "Pilaf" is rice cooked with tomato and meat broth. It's said to be nour- ishing, and black rye bread is hygienic. They will be served on bare tables, with meager accessories, and cocoa in tin cups, to remind the diners of the stern simplicity of the fare and sur- roundings of these Near East refugee children, the remnant of a numerous people, dispossessed of land, property, and often life itself. So you won't need to prepare the Near East Orphanage meal at home unless you want to. Just phone the Cardinal Tea House on Saturday that you'll be there Sunday between 1 and 2 o'clock with your family. and vour "Pilaf" and black bread will be wait- ing for you. How Grandpa Lost His Grouch-- He found there's no use trying to keep it, with Jones Dairy Farm Sau- sage on the menu. Fresh from the clover coun- try--with a flavor that wins your heart. Sau- sage meat or little sau- sages. How about Jones Dairy Farm Sausage with buckwheat cakes? Jones Dairy Farm, Read All the Want Ads fc officers of lodge Tuesday evening of this week. duty of conducting the in the State Officer at Installation of Masonic Officers Harry Harvey, senior grand deacon of the Grand Masonic lodge of Illi- nois was the officer in charge at the yrmal installation of the newly elected the Winnetka Masonic Officers who were charged with the lodge affairs new year were: George G. Barbery, master; Sidney G. L. Wellbeloved, senior warden; J. Franklin Nelson, junior warden; Allen T. Weinstock, treasurer; Hazen Foster, secretary; Dr. J. W. F. Davies, chaplain; Harley C. Winchell, senior deacon; Arne A. Mauland, junior dea- con; Edwin J. Thompson, senior steward; Frank O. Neubacher, junior steward; Walter Johnson, marshal; John S. Meck, organist; Martin S. Thorsen, tyler. Through the interest of C. I.. Weeks the lodge received a gavel constructed of wood brought from the Holy Land, a prized possession for which the members were deeply grateful to Mr Weeks. 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