Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1944 — Page 19
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OUR INSPIRATION FOR THIS SOUP COMES from the Chinese. They serve the cress in whole sprigs in a mouth watering chicken stock along with alabaster cubes of bean curd. The following soup will be
equally pleasing but easier to eat the water cress. :
Thanks to modern methods of refrigerated packing and transporta‘tion it is possible to receive cress
as fresh as though it had just been garnered from some crystal clear stream. » . . WEDNESDAY MENUS Breakfast Orange juice. Poached eggs. Raisin toast and jam, '
Luncheon Watercress soup (see recipe). Cream cheese and jelly sandwiches. Carrot and raw turnip strips, Pkg. chocolate pudding.
Dinner . Cubed veal with sour. cream gravy. American fried potatoes, Buttered cauliflower, String bean salad. Crusty rolls. Poached pears. Ginger wafers. Milk to drink: Three c. for each child, 1 e. for each adult, » » 8 THURSDAY MENUS Breakfast Tangerines. Hot oatmeal. Fried pork sausages. Toast. Luncheon Egg salad and sardines sandwiches. Cottage cheese seasoned with green onion and moistened with top milk. Cup cakes. Dinner Swiss steak. Baked potatoes. Buttered brussel sprouts. Tossed salad, u Rye rolls. Apple dumplings (see recipe). Milk to drink: Three ec. for each child, 1 c. for each adult. » - 5 n
Watercress soup: On. 1b. veal
knuckle bone, 1 qt. cold water, 1
small onion, 1%; tsps. salt, 1 med. carrot, % ec. chopped celery, sprig parsley, % bay’ leaf, 1 bunch coarsely cut watercress. Place all ingredients except watercress in kettle and bring to boiling point, .cover and reduce heat and allow to simmer gently
because we recommend cutting up
for 114 to 2 hrs. Remove bone and just before serving add cress. Serve at once. 4 to 6 servings. » » s Apple dumplings: Plain pastry, 4 apples, Jonathan, 4 tsps. butter, % c. corn. sirup, % c. brown sugar, 6 thsps. water, 2 tbsps. lemon juice, % -tsp. cinnamon. Make a pastry of 1% e. flour, % tsp. salt, 6 tbsps. lard, 4 to 5 thsps. water.- Peel and core apples, place in buttered baking pan (wide and deép enough to hold all four apples without crowding). Cut apples part way down into sections, stil] retaining original shape for quicker cooking. Pour remaining ingredients over apples, cover with pastry rolled to fit top of baking pan. Cut vents in top over each apple. Bake at 450 degrees F. for 12 to 15 mins. Reduce heat a 325 degrees F. and continue baking for 30 mins, until apples are tender. Serve warm with top milk. Party Menus "Meta Given has a booklet containing 10 party luncheon menus that are tops for flavor, attractive appearance, novelty and ease of preparatiofi, as well as being moderate in cost. To obtain a copy of “Luncheons That Surprise” just send a Iarge, self-addressed, 3cent stamped envelope to ‘Meta Given in care of The Indianapolis Times.
Butler Mothers Plan
Christmas Tea
The Butler University Mothers’ council will have a Christmas tea and meeting at 2 p. m. Friday in Jordan hal] at the university. Miss Joan Henning will present a group of Christmas readings and music will be by the Butler-Jordan choir under the direction of Joseph Lautner. Mrsy Floyd W. Schorn will preside at the business meeting and Mrs. Joe Hill and Mrs. C. C. Bagley will pour at the tea.
Small Gifts
Ephamar Club Will Hear Two Speakers
World Peace Plans Will Be Topic
The organization news highlights luncheons and Christmas parties.
Mrs. 8. M. Partlowe, 405 E. 52d st, will be hostess at a Christmas luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday for members. of the Victorian chapter, International Travel-Study club,
Mrs, John W. Thornburgh will speak on “Chinese Literature” and the assisting hostess will he Mrs: Charles Young. Group singing will be accompanied by Miss Anna Satterwhite.
A Christmas party and business meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. today hy the Madden-Nottingham unit, American Legion auxiliary, in the post home. Prospective members will be guests and there will be a gift exchange.
Mrs. Arthur S. Brown will speak tomorrow before members of the Ephamar Literary club at a_ noon luncheon in the ¥Y. W..C. A. Her
topic will be “Union of All Nations.”
Serving Important; For Meat Stews
The attractiveness of a meat stew
4 depends upon cooking the meat and
vegetables properly, but also upon the way it is served. This, too, is another way of getting variety into a meal. Meat and vegetables may be arranged on & platter with some thought to color and design. The appearance may be improved by cooking peas or green beans separately and using them to garnish the white vegetables. Chopped parsley or watercress may. be used as garnish,
will talk on “World Peace—~Women Can Win It.” Miss Betty Jean Whitesell will tell a. Christmas story and there will be a gift exchange and carol singing. The hostesses will be Mesdames A. Josephine Gray, Laura Craig Poland and Effie Fern Harris,
The Zeta Rho sorority will meet at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Ocal Muterspaugh, 8. High School rd, for a Christmas dinner.
the assistant hostess will be Mrs, Robert Robbins,
Members of the Beta chapter, Theta Nu Chi sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Robert Peacock, 1313 N.
By EPSIE KINARD NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 12,— When you tog out your Christmas package this year, use more imagination than paper, and your gift won't reflect any scarcities in festive wrappings. Because of a 40 per cent cut in production, ‘neither paper wrappings nor boxes are plentiful.
age of trimmings for ornamentation. Fairly plentiful is ribbon of showy rayon satin and flat taffeta finishes. Yarn, pine cones, sprigs, holly, berries, ties, tags and seals are around in enough variety ‘to stir up the artist that lurks within every Christmas packagewrapper. . ® ss =
FOR ECONOMY'S sake, place the boxed or unboxed gift on the wrapping sheet and cut sparingly to size with scissors. Save leftover strips for wrapping smaller packages, Keep a glue pot handy for sealing edges, thus saving paper
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CUT-OUT Christmas motifs pasted on the face of a box, wrapped to suit your artistic scheme, make gay packages that reflect your originality, Easy for a novice to swing is a ‘cut-out scene showing the Three Wise Men, whittled -in simple outlines out of purple drawing paper and pasted on the face of a box so as to depict the drama of following the star, stugk in the upper lefthand corner, For landscaping, cover the entire—box—in—sky blue paper, and paste to seal the edges snug, Paste a strip of orange-colored paper across the lower half of the box’s face to represent desert sand, and cut a palm tree out of green paper to paste on the horizon, Then paste on your Three Wise Men, and it will look ike the box at the upper right. # #" n
TO MAGNIFY the importance of little gifts—such as lipstick, vial of perfume, small sachet package, a bottle of nail polish—tie each to a limb of a miniature artificial Christmas tree, as shown upper léft, and wrap in a cylinder of corrugated cardboard, just as you would a bottle, Another means of glorifying a flock of little gifts is to pile them into a nest of shiny excelsior bedded down in a colorful basket, and tie the handle with a whoosh
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Chief Petty Officer Charles Edward Hartley, U. 8. N., will be married at 8 o'clock tonight in the rectory of 88. Peter and Paul cathedral. The Rt. Rev. Msgr, Raymond R. Noll will officiate, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Behler, 2510 N, Capitol ave, and Mr. Hartley's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartley, Franklin. . Miss Behler will wear a teal blue dressmaker suit, black accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Her ‘only attendant, Mrs. Everett R.
hier flowers will be yellow roses. Richard Hartley, Franklin, the
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