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Cocktails

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HOW TO MIX A TUXEDO COCKTAIL

Shake two ounces of gin,two ounces of Sherry Wine and a

teaspoon of"gum,"add a dash of orange bitters,and pour.

HOW TO MIX A CARUSO COCKTAIL

Enrico Caruso's favorite! Toast, if you wiU,the memory

of that glamorous tenor of immortality, with a well stirred

mixture of one and a half ounces of Sherry wine, one and a

half ounces of French or Italian sweet Vermouth and one and

a half ounces of Holland gin. Pour into cocktail glass.

STINGER COCKTAIL

This was named many years ago because it was supposed

to "bite" the throat going down, and was assumed to be a

good bracer after a rather strenuous day—or party. At any

rate, here's the prescription from Dr. Bart Ender: Two

ounces of Cognac Brandy and one ounce of white Creme de

menthe shaken weU in iced shaker before straining into cock

tail glass. Another Stinger recipe that I recall is made up of

two ounces of Scotch Whisky,an ounce of Arrack and a dash

of Angostura Bitters.

YALE COCKTAIL

For the sons of Old Eli this preparation seems to hold

plenty of college atmosphere after a few of'em go down the

throat:Into a goblet halffull ofshaved ice,pourtwo ouncesof

Gin and a quarter teaspoon of Orange Bitters. Stir well and

strain into cocktail glass,filling remainder of glass with vichy,

seltzer or carbonated water. Four of these start the "Boola-

Boola"song.

TAMMANY COCKTAIL

The roar of the political tiger is heard and tasted in this

Tammany Cocktail. Its ingredients vary at will. It depends

on whether you are drinking one in the "silk stocking dis

trict" or the Bowery environs. Tammany is ubiquitous and

tactful,you know. So,for the higher-up sachemsofthe tribe,