ents were served in buffet style in the dining room. In
the center of the table was a blossoming pot of marguerites. There
were individual daisy salads, formed by little mounds of chicken salad
covered with yellow mayonnaise and surrounded by a fringe of petals
cut from the whites of hard-boiled eggs. With the salad simple bread
and butter sandwiches were eaten.

As a second course, frozen custard in paper cups with borders of white
paper petals was served with squares of angel cake, frosted in yellow,
and squares of sunshine cake, frosted in white.

The principal feature, however, and the final one, was the favor pie.
A big imitation daisy was made from a round basket, by covering the
top with yellow paper and surrounding the edge with as many petals
as there were guests. Each guest was asked to pull a petal from the
daisy, and in so doing drew from the basket a tiny doll dressed like
a "rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, doctor, lawyer, merchant or
chief." The girl whose fate was already assured had been guided to
choose a particular petal and her favor doll proved to be dressed in
the garb of her fiance's profession.

FORTUNE RHYMES FOR A "ONE I LOVE" SHOWER

1. If you'll only wait a while
Some one nice will make you smile.

2. You will have to choose between
Walking or a limousine.

3. If you only ONLY knew
Who was thinking much of you.

4. At a motion picture show
From the screen your fate you'll know.

5. Something nice you'll sure know
In about a week or so.

6. Don't despise
Hazel eyes.

7. Far across the briny sea
Comes thy lover now to thee.

8. Your career you'll surely ship
And substitute a wedding trip.

9. A dance, a ride, a moonlit lawn,
Your heart will be completely gone.

10. One--two--three--
The third it will be.

11. Beware, beware the eyes of blue
Or they'll surely capture you.

12. Your intellect will meet its equal,
Happy though will be the sequel.

13. A word, a smile, a bow,
Married in a year from now.

14. Try a smile
For a while
To beguile.

15. You will travel far away
Sixteen years from yesterday.

AN INDIAN SUMMER SHOWER

For the girl who is to be married in the winter, an Indian Summer
Shower might be given some November evening. The cards of invitation
can have a little brown Indian wigwam painted in one corner, or cut
out