Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1944 — Page 19

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Dinner

blue pts.).

~curls, green pepper rings). Clover ‘leaf rolls (8 bought).

Ice cream (1 pt. bought). Layer cake (% cake bought).

Supper Hot bouillon (4 bouillon cubes, 4 c. boiling water). Fresh pineapple salad (1 3-0z. pkg. cream cheese—3 red pts., 3-lb, pineapple, reserve part for Monday). Nut bread sandwiches (1 bolight loaf, butter or ). Baked custard. " o EJ MENUS FOR MONDAY Breakfast

Scrambled eggs (6 eggs). Panfried bacon (% 1b.—1 red pt). Luncheon

Cabbage salad, : Peanut butter sandwiches (8 slices

enriched bread, % c¢. peanut,

butter). Apple sauce (1 pkg. frozen). Layer cake (remainder from Sunday).

Dinner

x y ,+ HERE IS A “QUICKIE” THAT SHOULD INTRIGUE even the antagonist. To make spinach look its best, cook quickly in kettle just a few minutes before serving and.as soon8s tender,

a mellow cheese sauce, it makes a

. cheese—2 red pts). Combination salad (1-3 nead lettuce, 3 sliced cucumber, 1 bunch radishes, 1 tomato, French dressing). Poppy seed rolls (8 bought). Diced fresh pineapple (left from Sunday). 2 8 8 Spinach ring with cheese, potatoes and carrots: 1 lb. spinach, tsp. salt, 1 tbsp. butter or margarine, 1-16 tsp. garlic (optional). over and wash spinach several times in warm water. Place in kettle, add salt and cook just until tender turning over frequently to keep from scorching. Drain. Melt butter, add garlic, simmer to a froth, remove garlic, then pour over spinach. Toss well and fill a ring mold. Set In warm place while preparing rest of dish. a ss = 8 Creamed vegetables: 2 c. diced potatoes. 1% c. sliced carrots, 1% c. milk, 3 tsp. salt, 1 tbsp. margarine, 1 tbsp. flour, % ¢. diced cheese, 1 tbsp. chopped parsley, % c¢. dried bread crumbs, 2 tbsps, margarine or butter. Put potatoes and carrots in milk. Add salt and cook slowly until vegetables are tender. Melt margarine, add flour and some of milk from the vegetables to make a smooth sauce. Combine with vegetables and simmer until mixture boils and thick-

parsley. , melted butter. Turn out spinach mold on plate.

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Fill center with creamed vegetables and sprinkle browned bread crumbs around edge of creamed mixture.

State Dinner

By Phi Mus Event to Celebrate 92d Anniversary

° Phi Mu sorority members will hold their state dinner at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow evening in the travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln. The event, which will take the place of the organization's state day celebration, will mark the 92d anniversary of the sorority.

"Mrs, R. B. Stewart, Lafayette, will be the guest speaker. Hounor guests will include Mrs. I. A. Peterson, Oak Park, Ill, president of district ‘six; Mrs. William B. Wilcox, national scholarship chairman of ihe organn; Miss LaVerne Ridlen, state chairman, and Mrs. C. E. Carbon, president of the Indianapolis Phi Mu Alumnae association. Welcoming Address Mrs. Willlam H. Zaiser Jr, general chairman for the dinner, will give the welcoming address. Mrs. Stewart will speak on “This 1s My Birthday.” The presidents of the three collegiate chapters in the state will give reports of their groups. They are Miss Marjorie Pabst, Purdue university; Miss Catherine Hause, Indiana university, and Miss Virginia Abrams, Hanover college,

Committee Chairmen

Committee chairmen for the dinner, in addition to Mrs, Zaiser and Miss Wilson, are: Mrs. K. F. Hufford, invitations and reservations; Mrs. Eugene Garrison, finance; Miss Elsie Shelley, publicity; Mrs. Wilreception, and Mrs. F. 8S Kurdys, decorations, . Others who have, assisted with the arrangements are Mesdames John Mitchell, Kenneth. Walker, William C. Renfranz, William Dunn, Thomas Athey, Theodore Holsapple, William Powell, .O. ‘L. Van Horn, Walter D, Alfke, L. L, Clark, James Walden, W. C. Shannon and H. D. Eberhart, Misses Margaret Esterline. Adelaide Gastineau, Zella Yates and

Lamb patties (1 1b—5 red pts.). Spinach ring (See recipe. 1-6 Ib.

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Church Society Sets Luncheon

The Woman's Society of Christian Service, Central Avenue Methodist church, will have a general meeting Tuesday at the church. Miss Irene Duncan will lead the Bible class at 11:45 a. m. The 12:30 p. m. luncheon will be served by the members of circle one of which Mrs. Arno G. Siefker is the president. Mrs. F. Marion Smith will lead the devaqtions opening the afternoon session. Miss Marie Adams, former missionary to China, will be the guest speaker.- She will discuss her experiences in Pearl Harbor and a Japanese concentration camp. Mrs. Earl W. Wells will introduce Miss Adams,

Study Group Plans

Budget Discussion The school 84 Study’ club will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the school. Mrs. E. H' Lamkin will present the meeting's theme, “The Growing Child's Budget.”

Sarah Herning.

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Mesdames T. F. O'Connell, L. J.

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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES LTEC to Note Founders’ Day

The Federation of International-Travel Study clubs will have its annual founders’ day program at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the World War Memorial building. Asdisting with the arrangements are (left to right) Mesdames Max H. Norris, Fred Stucky and R. W. Kaley. Mrs. Norris will give a memorial to service men and Mrs. Stucky will pay a tribute to the federation’s founder.

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Rybolt, W. L. Appel and E. M. Spence will discuss the budgets of

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Lambda, Alpha and Gamma chapters of Omega Nu Tau sorority will send delegates to the annual presihonor day luncheon and grand council meeting to bs held Sunday in the Netherlands Plaza hotel in Cincinnati, The representatives from Indianapolis of .the Lambda chapter in- | clude Mesdames William F. Ruseher, Thomas Cisco and Donald McCammack and Miss Nadine Foster and Miss Ruth Crago. The members of Gamma chapter attending will be Mrs. Paul M. Cook, grand president of Indianayolis, and Mesdames John A. Lyons, Wiiford Furgason, Lee Oldfield, Herbert Wold and Bernice Smith and Misses Hazel Knight, Gladys Schuh and Gertrude Corydon. Mrs. Cook will conduct the business meeting. ' Miss Dorothy Siefert, president of Alpha chapter, and Mrs. Harold A. Smith and Mrs. Norman Sluterbeck

will attend as Alpha representatives,

C. . Young, 5623 E. Washington, host~

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CLUBS Mon. Mrs. Robert E.

ess. Luncheon, business, bridge.

Australian chap. I, T.-8. C. 12:30}

p. m. Tues. Mrs. Walter Hilbert, 6185 Washington blvd, hostess.

* Luncheon. : Netherlands chap., I. T.-8. C. - 6:30

p. m, Wed: Y. W. C. A, Dinner and election.

D. stilz,

Irvington Coterie. Mon. Mrs. Fred

450 N. Audubon rd.,

hostess. Program.

Irvington Quest.

Sat. Mrs. David

Lindner, 68 S. Audubon rd., host-

ess.

“Common Table Salt Plays

a Vital Role,” Mrs. Ira Melvin.

Magazine. house.” Guest meeting.

Sat. D. A. R. chap.

Music,

Miss Mary Catherine Stair. “The Unconquerable Vikings," Mrs. Bjorn Winger.

1:30 p. m. Mon. auditorium. Election.

"Ayres’ “Indiana

Birds, Parks and Flowers,” Frank

Wallace. meeting.

Pi Beta Phi Mothers. Work for

Mon. America.

12:45 p. m,, directors

10:30 a. m. Bundles of “A Tree Grows in

Brooklyn ity, 30%, Willan’ Sandwich luncheon.

Present’ es To Mon, a Rena Kittle, 5147 Park, hostess. “The Book “Shelf,” Mrs. Paul T. Rochford. ‘Social Study, Mon. Mrs. A. M.® Christian, 2327 College, hostess. “Alaska,” Mrs. 8. E. Elliott, SORORITIES Alpha chap. Lambda Sigma Sigma. Today.- Mrs. Leroy W. Cooper, 1151 Knox, hostess. "Business. Chi Beta Kappa. Mon. Miss Helen Rosenbaum, 40 N. Dearborn, host ess. Chap. P,P. E. O. Mon. Indiana National bank. Delta chap., Beta Sigma Phi, 7:30 p.m. Mon. Y. W.C. A. W. C. T. U. UNITS Sarah A. Swain. 11 a. m. Tues. Mise Carl B. Hastings, 1049 Villa, host~ ess. Program speaker, Mrs, Louis Schultz. University Heights. All day Tues. At the church. Luncheon and meeting, Zerilda Wallace, 1: 30 a. m. Tues. Mrs. John F. Jenks, 4114 N. Capitol. Speaker, Dr. E. Grundy Fisher.

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