Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1926 — Page 6

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DO YOU KNOW HOW TO PICK A THANKSGIVING TURKEY?

Housewives Advised to Be Sure to See if Fowl Has Plenty of Flesh on Breast, Back and Hips—Examine It With Its Back Up—How to Cook It Told. By Dorothy Stephenson Back in the New England days the Pilgrim shoulder-armed his musket, went oiit into the woods and banged away at the fattest turkey he came across. And he was assured a good Thanksgiving Day dinner.

Today the modern housewife obtains her turkey at the butcher shop. She has to take the word of the butcher that the fowl is plump and sweet, unless she knows herself And most housewives don’t. Consequently Uncle Sam has come to her rescue. Speaking through the Agricultural Department, Uncle Sam advises housewives to be sure and ascertain the amount and quality of flesh on the body, especially on the breast, back and hips. Experts say to examine the bird with its back up, as this is the best way to tell how plump it Is. To insure a moist, tender turkey, there must be plenty of meat and a generous amount of flesh. To tell a turkey’s age, feel the end of the breast or keel bone and examine the spurs on its feet. Young birds are usually the choice for roasting, but almost any bird can be cooked so that it will be tender. Uncle Sam, as the chef, says to place the turkey in a covered roaster with a little water in the bottom. A carefully .regulated oven will keep it from drying out. The time of cooking varies with the age of the turkey. The turkey in Indianapolis will be as popular this year, but city market offlcials say that the demand for ducks and geese is becoming greater. They predict the turkey will become the favorite fowl for the Christmas dinner table. • * * G. 0. P. Women to Hold Tea The Indiana Republican Club will elect officers at a muslcale tea in honor of the wives of the newly elected officers of the county and State Friday afternoon at the Columbia Club. Mrs. William Gremelspacher, president, will head the reception committee, consisting of Mrs. Ed Jackson, Mrs. Grace Banta Urbahns, Mrs. Ralph Updike, Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mrs. Harry Dunn, Mrs. Ella V. Gardner, Mrs. Frederick E. Schortemeier, Mi's. Charles Remy. Mrs. William Remy, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. J. C. Travis, Mrs. H. C. Campbell, Mrs. Omer Hawkins, Mrs. Harry Tutewiler, Mrs. Robert Baltzell, Mrs. Frank J. Lahr, Mrs. Clarence R. Martin, Mrs. Linn D. Hay, Mrs. W. O. Dunlavy, Mrs. Lewis Bowman. The music committee is composed of Mrs. Carl Wisenberg, Miss Georgia Poe, Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt, Mrs. Roy Roudebush, Greenfield; Mrs. W. O. Bates, Mrs. Edward C. Hecker, Mrs. B. H. Moore and Miss Pearl Randall. Presiding at the tea tables will be Mrs. Irving Cox of Columbus, Miss Gpnevieve Brown of Winamac, Miss

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Minnie B. Cowan, Mrs. Gaylord Morton, Mrs. M. Burt Thurman, Miss Jessie Levy, Mi3s Eleanor Barker. Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank and Mrs. Luke Duffey. Decorations will/be in charge of Mrs. Percy Gipe, Mrs. Sidney Karnes, Mrs. Kenneth Burns, Mrs. E. S. Rothley, Mrs. Harry Cramer, Mrs. O. F. Schlensker and Mrs. Frances Hill. * • • IRVINGTON TOST DINNER The annual Thanksgiving dinner for the Irvington Post of the American Legion by the American Legion Auxilary of the post will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p. in. in the dining room of tho Irvington Methodist Church. Musical numbers will be given by the Marion County Glee clubs and readings by Mrs. Wayne Reddick. Paul McNutt, new State commander, will be speaker. Mrs. Arthur Robinson will be toastmistress. ■Guests will be national an’.l local officers of the American Auxiliary. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Samuel McGaughey. • • * ISABELLA CARD PARTY Reservations for the card party to be given by the Daughters of Isabella, Tuesday afternoon and evening at the K. of C. auditorium, as announced by Mrs. Robert Fessler, general chairman of the affair, are as follows: Mesdames D. C. Dallas, John W. Trenck, Edward Trimpe, David Crawford, Humbert Pagani, Ralph Schlotter, Frank Kirkoff, Patrick Chilians, Charles Kirkoff, Will* Soilday, Bernard Costello, Joseph Conley, May Mock, Charles Meley, Joseps Hess, Thomas Tiernan, Mary Anger, 1 Fred Pfager, Mayme Ivory, W. J. Overmier, Margaret Ankenbrock, Joseph Lauber, Mary Kramer and Misses Delia Lynch, Mayme McAllister, Cecelia Haley, Aileen Osthemimer, Loraine Conly, Stasia O’Connell, Margaret Garvy, Edna Buennagel, Kate Sullivan, Doll Murphy, Ida Mae Horning, Mayme Murphy, Frances Eickenbach, Zola Rice, Agnes Shaw. Margaret Monohan, Ida Faber, Christens Hess, Adelaide Tabor, Margaret McGloon, Mary E. Brown, Florence O'Connor, Rita Hess, Alice Shaw, Lillian Cayet, Isabel Mountain, Esther Ollger, Josephine McHugh, Margaret Davey, Irene Gallagher, Anna Hurley, Bridget Garvey, Mary Sees, Mary Horning. Dorothy Sezing. • • • SORORITY PLEDGE DINNER The Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority entertained with a. dinner at the MacLean-Arms tea room Friday evening. The tearoom was decorated in the sorority colors of blue and gold, and roses were given as favors. Following the dinner pledging services were held. The following were pledged: The Misses Susie Hale, Lola Bird, Wanetta Schlosser, Marguerite Johnson, Grace Swails, Alice Hoover. Members present were the Misses Kathryn Elezea, Myla Smith, Doris West, Laura Henderson, Miriam Shinkel, Gretchen Casterline, June Nikirk, Nellie Morgan, Anna Shelton, Hazel Marshall, Dorothy Casterline. * * Mrs. Katherine Floyd, 941 W. Thirtieth St., will give a euchre party this evening at her home. The public is invited. ** * * Auxiliary No. 10 to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War are giving a dinner at the Spink-Arms in honor of Mrs. Laura Niswander, national patriotic instructor. • * • Mrs. O. W. French of Boston is visiting relatives in the city. ♦ * • Miss Violet Jones, 1060 N. Bellview PI., will be hostess, Tuesday, for the Chi Omega Epsilon sorority. • * * The Patriotic Order of America will have a rummage sale Tuesday, at 801 N. Senate. * • * The Hoosier Barry Maids will give a card party at 917 Highland Ave. Tuesday at 2 p. m. A Christmas bazaar will be held at the Little Flower Church hall, located at Thirteenth and Bosart Sts., on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Dec. 2,3 and 4. TWO-COLORED HATS The newest felt hats come In two colors, with a darker or contrasting color for the brim. Red and tan, and gray and flag blue are popular combinations.

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RESOLUTION!! ON MRS. ROBISON’S DEATH ADOPTED Seventh District Federated ’ Clubs Pay Tribute to Former Leader. Resolutions adopted J>y the Seventh District Federated Clubs on recent death of Mrs. E. J. Robison, former president of the Womans Department club, as submitted by Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke as as follows: The recent death of Mrs. E. J. Robison meant a real loss to a wide and varied circle. Mrs. Robison touched life at many points, and always helpfully and effectively. Her activities as a teacher and molder of youth contributed to her success as a home-maker, and these experiences were reflected in her club and church life, as well as in her later connection with war work and the interest growing out of it. After the consolidation of the two older club organizations into our present Indiana Federation. Mrs. Robison was appointed vice president of the Seventh dis trict, an office corresponding to the present district chairmanship, serving during the season of 1907-1908 j On the organization of the district | the following year she was elected secretary and was a tireless worker during that early formative period. Nevei* self-seeking, she did not shirk any duty, and all who knew her must remember her loving personality, her rare poise, the strength and dignity that were her clothings the wisdom with which she opened her mouth and the law of kindness that was on her tongue. What more ! need be said? Bearing In mind all i this. Be it resolved by the Seventh dis trict, Indiana Federation of Clubs, That we record our sorrow at the passing of this friend and co-worker, our grateful appreciation of what she was and what she did, and that we send this testimonial, with our tender sympathy, to her son. tried 'to be a vlvisectionist once . . . Yes, I’ll never forget It. My brother and his chum were sort of | amateur medical students. They had i a laboratory In a room up over the kitchen. On this particular night they said I could come In and hold the cat while they chloroformed It. . . . I was about 12 years old. . . . iWe dressed the cat up, but a stocking over its head. Then I tried to hold It. There was a hole jln the floor where, In winters, the stovepipe came up from the kitchen and heated the room. “The minute the boys started trying to give the cat chloroform she jumped out of my hands, went flying through that hole In the floor and landed ‘kerplunk’ right on the lap of the hired girl’s best beau.” The Senator didn’t say whether he was going to tell this story to the Duchess of Hamilton. • • • A report last week declared the White House had as yet received no turkey donations for Thanskgivlng dinner. It is stated on good authority that this oversight has now been corrected and that several turkeys and other things, apples, cranberries, pumpkins, nuts and raisins, are stocking the larder at this writing. • • • John Ooolldge is not expected to spend Thanksgiving at the White House, but will remain at Amherst. Queen Marie of Roumanla and her son and daughter will not be here for the holiday as previously planned and announced, ajid Washington society Is regretful that its first view of Her Majesty proved also to be Its last.

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