Cream cheese and sliced olives moistened with mayonnaise are an excellent filling for thin-brown-bread sandwiches.

Mrs. William Reinstein

BEVERAGES

GRAPE WINE

Pick grapes from stems, wash, and put through sieve. Then take pulps and skins, pour on as much water as you wish wine, and let stand a few days to ferment; then strain. Pour this water on juice and let stand ten to twelve days to work. Then remove the foam. Take to one gallon two pounds sugar. Place in jug and let ferment.

Miss Ray Mayer

CHERRY SYRUP

Have ripe, juicy, acid cherries; stone them and pound and break one-eighth of the stones. Cook all together until cherries are soft and juice free. Squeeze through a bag. To every pint of juice add one heaping cup of sugar; let boil fifteen minutes. Put in bottles or jars; seal for use. Keep in a cool place.

Mrs. P. Levy

CIDER CUP