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Lh AR FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1944

Wartime Eating 4 Meta Given

MANY RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS, large and small, make a

specialty of pea soup in the fall and

less numbers of outstanding establishments that-serve it 365 days a year,

This means that pea soup is a grea it is well made. Standards for the soup, vary o background and nationality of the consumers. » n ”

SUNDAY MENUS

«Breakfast Stewed prunes. Soft cooked eggs. Leftover heated upside down cranberry pudding. Dinner Beef pot roast with cabbage rolls, Buttered peas. Baked apple salad (see recipe). Rye rolls. Cream pie with. graham cracker crust, Supper Minced ham sandwiches with cheese rarebit. Green salad with raw spinach. Fresh chilled pears. s » ”

MONDAY MENUS Breakfast

Grapefruit halves, Eggs. Bacon and toast.

Luncheon

Pea soup (see recipe). Carrot and raisin salad. Applesauce, Cookies. Dinner Italian ‘spaghetti made from leftover beef roast, French bread. Mixed green salad with garlic dressing. Lemon fluff, » J ” Pea Soup: 2 gts. water, 1 lb. split peas, 1 med. sized onion, sliced, 2 thsps. margarine or ham drippings, 1 carrot, 1 branch celery, 1 sprig parsley, 4 tsps. salt, dash of pepper.

winter months but there are countt ‘American favorite, especially when

ver the country,”influenced by the

the washed peas. Méanwhile saute the margarine until lightly browned. Add it . and the. rémaining ingredients to the peas. Cover pan and bring to gentle boil. Continue boiling for 1'4 hrs. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking to.the bottom, Puree, Reheat and serve piping hot

and a dash of paprika, cups.

Makes 8

. » Baked Apple Salad: 4 large tart apples (Jonathan), % ec. sugar, 2 tbsps. butter or margarine, % c. water, 3 oz. cream cheese, 2 tsps. lemon juice, 4 c, chopped celery, 1 tsp. sugar, Wash and core apples. Place a tbsp. sugar in each apple. Dot with butter or , margarine. Place in shallow baking pan and add water to cover bottom. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 40 to 50 mins, until done. Chill thoroughly. Soften and whip cream cheese with fork, Add lemon juice, celery and sugar and pile lightly into chilled apples. Serve on leaf of Romaine with watercress for garnish,

A.W. V. S. Members Will See Film

The war department picture, “We Sald We'd Come Back,” will be shown at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday when the American Women's Voluntary Services organization meets in the Columbia club, Charles Hoover, executive manager of the payroll savings division, war finance department, will speak and plans will be completed for a

Have water billing in kettle, Add

Christmas party for service men.

with a garnish of pureed. egg yolk |

Churchwomen

Hear Bishop’ 5

Address

The Rt. Rev. Richard A. Kirchhoffer spoke today at the quarterly meeting of the executive board, House of Churchwomen, Diocese of Indianapolis, held in St. Paul's Episcopal church, Holy communion was observed this morning followed by a busi-

ness session and luncheon served by St. Ann's guild. Plans for forwarding the work of women in the diocese were discussed at the meeting. Reports were given on district meetings held last month and the .provincial meeting of the Woman's auxiliary, fifth rovince, Episcopal church, held reently in Peoria, Ill, The session was the first attended by presidents of the four districts recently elected under the new constitution of the House of Churchwomen. The presidents and their districts {are Mrs. Lynn Miller, Lafayette, 1; Mrs, Overton Sacksteder, Elwood, 2; Mrs. Roscoe Haymond, Columbus, 3, and Mrs. J. H. Hefele, Evansville, 4.

Awards Group Will Meet

The Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls committee of awards: will meet at 9:30 a. m. and 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Y. W. C.*A. Members of the committee are Mrs. Gilbert Forbes, chairman; Mesdames Frank Burns, Ross Halgren and William Miller.

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Officers’ Wives Club IL T.-S. C. Will Have

The Officers’ Wives club will meet 'T'h anksgiving Dinner at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday for a lunch- | A Thanksgiving dinner will be leon in the Hotel Lincoln. MIS. held at 6:30 p. m. today by the VicLowell S. Love and Mrs, Nicholas | tory chapter, International TravelHatfield will be the hostesses and Study club.

Also, Mesdames Merle Deltour, Stuart Gordon, Robert, DeWeese, Floyd Diehl, Lee Fox, Giles A. Kelly and Fred A. Briar, Miss Clara Moore and Miss Louise Reiter. The purpose of the committee is

{seeking advancement in ranks. The meeting tomorrow is for woodgatherers and firemakers and will be the only checking before the Christmas

council fires. 5

to judge the qualifications of girls |

| Mrs. Ernest LaMar, 416% W 1 will take! IS. Lrnes ar, 3 . Mrs: A. E. McConne Washington st., will be the hostess

reservations. assisted by Mrs. Arthur Buchanah,

Dorothy ‘Belschwend

Miss Miller Will Be W ed

In East

Times Special

WASHINGTON, Nov.. 17.—Miss| filer and Howard R.| , printer 1-¢, U, S. N. R;, will be married at 6:30 o'clock tonight in the post chapel at the naval base in Anacostia, D. C., The vows will be read by Chaplain Karl Peterson,

length dress of turquoise ¢repe. with matching gloves and feather hat,

she will wear a corsage of orchids. Mrs. John G. Miller will be her daughter's only attendant. She will |

sories and gardenias. Pvt. Robert Belschwender, brother of the bridegroom, will serve as best man. A dinner and reception will he held in the embassy room of the Statler hotel and the couple will he at home in Washington. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mus. Miller, 1428 N. Dearborn st., Indianapolis.

Benetit Party

To Be Held

A benefit card party will be held

“(at 2 p. m. Tuesday in Ayres’ audi-

torium by the Lisieux club. Mrs. J. J. Speaks and Mrs, T, M. Gillespie {are co-chairmen. Assisting the chairmen will be Mesdames J. J. McMahan, F. C Dilger; T. E. Quill, Jack Hendricks. Falba Hinderliter, Edward Schurman, Martin Hanley, J. A. Lactned C. J. Koers, Raymond Kennedy, A. Patrick, George A. MacDonald. | William C. Fox, Arthur Masariu, W. O. Finch, Bernard Waulle and C. E.

Mrs. Jules Zinter will discuss “The 'P.-T. A. Card Party

is the chairman. }

Elliott.

Dresses, Third Floor

The bride has chosen a street |

Her accessories will be black and |

wear a gold crepe dress, black acces- |

Spell-binders . .

EVENTS

CHURCHES November committee, Little Flower Catholic. 1 p. m, Tues. In the

auditorium, Dessert card party. Mrs. Joseph T. Schmidt, chair-

man, . Ladies aux,

King's Daughters, Second Presbyterian, 6 p. m: today. In the church, “Interesting Stories. About Great Music Masters: and Composers,” Dr. Charles F. Hansen. Mrs. John Rehm, devotions. Miss Elizabeth Mills, chairman. CLUBS | Christian - Park Women's. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs, H, G. McCabe, 5007 Brookville, hostess. Lunchcon; program; sewing. . (Emera. 8 p. m. Nov. 24. Miss Mar- | jorie Grider, 441 S, Pine, hostess. Hoosier Tourist. Tues. Mrs, J. N. Hardy, 2050 Ruckle, hostess. “Russian Culture,” Mrs, T. D. Caudell. “Mother Volga,” Mrs, H, K. Fatout, “Russian Music,” Mrs. D. T. Brownlee. Indianapolis Parliamentary Law, Mon. Mrs. Harry Miesse, 3219 N. Meridian, hostess. “The Three R's —.Reconsider, Rescind and Ratify,” subject, Mrs. Ernest Spickelmier, leader. Monday Afternoon Reading. Mon, Mrs. - Arthur C. Hoffman, 5769 Lowell, hostess. “Reels, Reading, Radio,” Mesdames William

Miss Ruth Stahlhut; Mrs. Ponsa Tulley, program.

Juvenile Detention Home aux. 2

p. m, Mon. In the home. Foster hall quartet, program. y Lake Shore Country club. 4 p. m. Sun. In the club house. Plans to be .made for Christmas party. Mrs. George C, Graber, presiding.

Tuxedo W. C. T. U. 4 p. m. Sun,

Wheeler Mission. Mrs, Charles Sutton; Mrs. James Perry, program. SORORITIES

Alpha Upsilon chap, Alpha Zeta Beta. 8 p. m, today. Mrs. Lawrence E. Fulmef; 2005 E. St. Clair, hostess. Rush party. Alpha chap., Chi Phi Gamma. 8 p. m, Tues. Mrs. Wiliam E Steckler, 5843 N, Keystone, hostess, Beta Beta chap, Pi Omicron. Today. Mrs. Peter Turner, 3945 Col-

son, assisting, Epsilon chap, Rho Delta. Mon. Miss Louise Moody, 1419 Pleasant, hostess. Chap, G, P. E. O. Sun, Miss Lil-

Delta chap., Psi Jota Xi. 8 p. m Mon. Mrs, Dwight Brill, 2724 N Talbott, hostess. Business,

Herbst, Ida B. Hoyle, William G. H. Holley. New Era. Mon. Mrs. Elmer Wasson, 2510 Broadway, hostess. Mrs. John Jacobs, assisting, “Know Indianapolis,” Mrs. Eva Payne Clarke, Mrs, Ada D., Lamkin, devotions. . Newman Mothers. Nov. 29. cathedral social center, 14th and Pennsylvania, Mrs. Walter Kibler, presiding.

i MISCELLANEOUS

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Nature Study Club Will Meet Sunday

A round table discussion on “In{sects in Present Day Advertising” | will be a feature of the Nature Study elub’s meeting at 7 p. m. Sunday in the home of Miss Clara Alma Moore, 3510 W. Michigan st. The discussion leader will be Donald G..Klopp, teacher of botany and entomology at Shortridge high

Hayward-Barcus unit 55, American Legion aux. 6 p. m. Sun, Vet-

| eran’s hospital. _ Vesper service.

school. A paper on the subject | wil be read by Miss Noneeta Gephart.

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