Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1942 — Page 19
THURSDAY, MAY, 28
1942
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Homemaking—
Now Is the Time for Neighborly
Entertainments and Gatherings
THIS YEAR many of us will d With the family car practically a m
here and there, more neighborly entertainment and simple, informal gatherings. Perhaps we'll find the folks next door are much nicer than we thought: well have more time to listen to our fends and we'll dis-
cover new sources of enjoyment. Asking friends to drop in for] luncheon, supper or Sunday night] buffet is not only a delightful way! to entertain, but can be done at] little expense. If you want to be a clever and charming hostess learn to prepare a number of appealing and non-costly dishes and offer | them as your own exclusive and] mysterious product. Or create aj “house special,” such as meat pies, real home-made baked beans or French onion soup. It doesn’t take much imagination to serve a platter of cold cuts from the delicatessen]
iscover we can have fun at home. useum piece, there’ll be less rushing
23; cups of beef or chicken broth 23 cup bamboo shoots 12 water chestnuts 1 t. salt 1 T. cornstarch 2 T. cold water 2 cups Chinese noodles 4 cups of cooked rice Heat the oil and add the shredded cabbage. Use your copper-clad skillet if you have cne and bring it to the table covered as a serving dish. Cook the oil and cabbage for five minutes. Add the diced pork,
Miss Rosemary E. Okey will be married to Howard Stanley Heath Saturday in St, Patrick’s Catholic church,
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or whip up a dish of chicken a la bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, king. |celery, salt, sugar, soy sauce and Another thing to learn about the stock. Cover tightly and cook for lost art of entertaining is to enjoy! 10 minutes. Make a paste of the yourseif at your own parties. You cornstarch and water and add to can't, if you do a lot of fussing the mixture. Cook for five minutes. and find yourself in the kitchen! Serve over fried noodles with a bowl while the others are laughing in ©Of rice on the side. the living rcom. So plan dishes CURRIED SHRIMP that won't require last minute prep- " aration. Serve hearty one-course| ! 2 Ib. shrimp meals such as a superior spaghetti] 3 T- cooking oil with meat sauce, delicious curries, chopped gi such as veal, lamb or seafood or| clove of garlic : cup chopped celery
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concoct a special home-made Chi-| * ‘ nese chop suey. Simple dishes lend 5 LY ner themselves to simple service. If] 13% b sal you have some of those fine copper 1 sliced apple clad stainless steel skillets, use them : oh bd powder for service as well as cooking. They 115 cups of stock (water in which
keep foods hot, they make fine serv-| ing dishes and they save time in| dishwashing
BAKED SPAGHETTI
cup of cooking oil tablespoons of bread crumbs Ib. of spaghetti, cooked can of Italian tomatoes ib. chopped cooked ham cup grated Parmesan cheese onions chopped fine
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the shrimps were cooked) 115 cups thin cream pepper Melt the oil in a large skillet and fry the onions, garlic, celery, apple, sugar, ginger and curry. Add the flour and thin with the stock and cream. Cook until thick. Add the shrimp and cook for five minutes. Serve with cooked rice and such accompaniments as chutney, fresh lgrated coconut, chopped nuts.
pepper 2 = = 15 cups thir "ed 15 cubs win Cream Good Menus for 15 cups chopped mushrooms Butter a casserole and sprinkle Good Morale with half the bread crumbs. Put in| BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, crisp laver of spaghetti and » with! . > . a layer of spaghetti and cover with}, "toasted bread, coffee, milk. part of the tomatoes, butter, cheese, | LUNCHEON: Cream of corn soup , mushrooms and onions, salt] : 5 Bia, SNSSMOmS an onions vegetable salad, toasted wholewheat
and pepper. Then arrange another > . : 3 : ; res ineapple slices, tea, layer of spaghetti and so forth un- | dread, fresh p PR
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: 3: : ilk til the dish is three-quarters full |mUX. ] 3 3 NN » vr Wit! Vv - Pour eggs with the thin cream over| DINNER: Lamb stew with vege tables, dumplings,
the whole and top with cheese, butter and bread crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven for 40 minutes
CHOW MIEN
honeyed rice pudding with fruit, coffee, milk. 2 = 2 Today's Recipe HONEYED RICE PUDDING WITH FRUIT
One-half cup uncooked rice, {cups milk, 12 teaspoon salt, 2 table-
1 T. peanut oil 1 head Chinese cabbage 1 cup roast pork, diced i 1 T. sugar | 15 cup diced celery | 1 T. soy sauce
dried chopped apricots, 2 cup rai[sins, 15 cup honey, 1 egg.
CuamprioN GIRL MAKER OF AIRCRAFT CANNON, Says:
Islowly. Cook slowly for about
minutes.
hot water until rice is tender, about 15 minutes. Add beaten egg slowly to mixture. Pour into greased baking dish and bake in oven about 15 minutes or continue cooking in double boiler until egg is cooked. Serve hot with top milk. The egg may be omitted and any dried fruit substituted for the apricots.
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recently in a group of which I was
dure for going to one’s seat in a | theater—whether the man and his woman companion should follow the usher down the aisle or whether the woman should walk with the usher, followed by the man. Will you please set us straight? A—On entering the theater, or Ss any other public gathering, the man allows his companion to precede him, provided there is an usher to show them to their seats. ~ The man gives his ticket checks to £ the usher; the woman follows the usher down the aisle, and the man/ 7) coes last. When they reach their seats, the woman should enter first, taking, of course, the inside seat. If there are two women, the man sits on the outside, not be-
EBREANFASLT: tween them. If there is no usher, the man may lead the way to find 2 KINDS —Wheat hy) Rice the seats and then stand aside to] 8. U.S Ft Of allow his companion to be seated | first,
husband disapproves of my going to (shows or meeting them for lunch land I am really lonesome. I stay at
leverything to suit my husband, not . | because I love him but because it is spring salad, my quty.
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spoons butter or margarine, !s cup
ilk i d salt] Heat milk and 2Gg rice an 90! The trouble is that you cannot re-
Wash fruit to be added and chop. Add dried fruit, butter| and continue to cook slowly over|
{of other people whose rights can-
| desertion?
The Question Box Q—There was a heated discussion |
a member, about the proper proce- |
{are bound to influence his attitude ‘toward you, and you have no way {of knowing whether or not he is
§ Sorority Hostess
Mrs. Joseph Killila, assisted by! Miss Mary Catherine Gray, will entertain Chi Sigma sorority mem-| bers Tuesday evening at her home, | 841 N. Riley ave.
DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am 22 years old and the mother of a small baby which I dearly love. I was very much in love with another person when I married. This person was my second cousin and he also was very much in love with me. He asked me to marry him, but I was too much afraid of the outcome of marrying a second cousin. Since I have been married I have heard of several cases in which second cousins were married and how |I wished I had heard of it before. My husband has been true to me |since our marriage and I also have tried to uphold the marriage vows, but if still loving another person is breaking any of the vows I'm afraid that is what I have done. My husband is a very poor provider and last winter after our child was born we scarcely had enough food to eat and quite often ate with our folks.
I worked befere marriage and had some really nice girl friends, but my
home and keep myself and baby and the home in order and cook almost
Would divorcing my husband so that I might be free to start where I left off help? My second cousin loves children where my husband is not very fond of them and thinks they are pretty much in the way and an added expense. Please help H. N. % & # Answer—Many of us would like to turn back the clock and start over at the point where first we took the wrong turning of the road.
create the same circumstances under which you first fell in love. You aren't the same girl, free to marry the man of your choice. - Your life
is now tangled up with the lives
not easily be ignored. There is your husband, a poor provider but a faithful man. Does he deserve More important still, there is your baby. Is it fair to separate the child from its father? Then there is the young man whom you were afraid to marry. After all was your joint love so very strong when neither of you were moved to investigate the laws governing the marriage of second cousins? If it took more courage than the man possessed to go against public opinion then, wouldn't it take even more courage to take a divorced woman with another man’s child? These things
still in love with you. I am not wise enough to guide anyone in and out of marriages. All I can do is point out the very real difficulties. If they seem impassable to you, the best thing to do is turn your face in some other direction. JANE JORDAN,
Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer your questions in this column daily.
Buckel-Spellman-Rite Is June 6
The approaching marriage of Miss Delia Spellman to Harry J.| Buckel has been announced by the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. Patrick| J. Spellman. Mr. Buckel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Buckel, 1305 S. Richland ave. The ceremony will take place at 10 a. m.. June 6, in St. Philip Neri Catholic church.
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