Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1944 — Page 25

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JEURSTAY, DEC. 14,

1944

Waytine Eating

By Meta Given

ORANGE CAKE-MEANS DIFFERENT things to different people. Plain or white cake baked in layers and laid together with an orange filling and then iced with seven minute frosting is orange cake. Cake batter that uses orange juice instead of milk for the liquid also is orange cake, because it has the true orange flavor. 8

» » SATURDAY MENUS Breakfast Tomato juice. Ready-to-eat cereal. Pan-fried bacon.

: Luncheon Eggs In mustard sauce. Raw spinach salad. Add-canned peaches.

Dinner

Braised liver and onion. Escalloped pimiento potatoes, Broccoll Sliced beet salad. Bread. Orange cup cakes (see recipe). , Milk to drink: Three c. for each ¢hild, 1 o. for each adult, “. ” . . SUNDAY MENUS Breakfast

Chilled tomato juice. Crisp waffies with hot sirup. Frizzled luncheon

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Glazed sweet Escalloped tomatoes. Stewed apples, Assorted relishes. Lemon mousse (see recipe).

Supper Creamed dried beef and eggs on toast.

Chilled canned tomatoes. Lemon mousse and orange cake. Milk to drink: Three c. for each ¢hild, 1 ¢. for each adult. » » »

Orange cake: Two and one-half c. eake flour, % tsp. salt % tsp. baking soda, 2 tsps. baking powder, % c. shortening, 1% ec. sugar, 4 eggs (4 egg yolks in cake. 3 egg whites in cake, reserve 1 egg white for frosting), % tsp. grated orange rind, & ec. orange juice. Sift flour and measure, then sift three times with salt, baking soda and baking powder. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually and beat until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks one at a time and beat well after each addition, Add. orange rind. Fold in sifted dry ingredients alter-

P.-T. A. News

TUESDAY . George Washington high school— 7:30 p. m. Christmas play and music, students, Social hour. James E. Roberts—1:15 p. m, Christmas program, pupils. $2—1:45 p. m. Christmas program. 42—8 p. m. “Christrhas Through the the Ages,” pageant, pupils. WEDNESDAY Broad Ripple high—8 p. m. Nativity story, Bob Chapman. Pan« tomime, students. Music, orchestra, choir, glee club. 1-7:35 p. m. Christmas program, pupils. $-2:15 p. m. Dr. Logan Hall, speaker. Christmas music. $—2 p. m. Study group, Miss Ce- . celia Galvin, leader, 153 p. m. The Rev. Charles Haney, speaker,

18—1:30 p. m. “Education for

Spiritual Life,” Mrs. Ernest Piep- | enbrok. Music, junior high choir. |

19—2 p. m. Pageant. Music, Frederick Douglass mixed chorus. Party. . 24—-3:30 p. m. Candlelight services, Girl Resefrves. Business meeting. 27—1:30 p. m, Christmas program. 80—2:30 p. m. “Let Us Make Christmas Last,” the Rev. 8. Grundy Fisher. Christmas story, Mrs. Benjamin Raley. - Music, intermediate chorus. Party. 1:30 p. m. room 7, study group. 81-2 p. m. “Christmas Around the World,” pageant. 84—1:30 p. mi. “When Christmas Comes,” operetta. “Santa and Priorities” and “The Pudding Bag String,” plays. Carols, Junior high

“Wonderous Story,” by Mothers’ chorus. Pageant, junior high pupils. °*

Pageant, children. $8-2:30 p. m. Christmas play. Tonette band. $9—1:30 p. m. “Christmas Windows,” a play. ,e 41—-1:30 p. m. “Silent Night” and “Christmas with the Armed Forces,” tableaux. Music, pupils. 43—1:30 p. m. Nativity play, pupils. Carols. « 44—1:30 p. m. Business meeting. Christmas story, junior high students. Music, junior high choir, 45--1:30 p. m. Stories of the origin and traditional uses of Christmas .songs. Reading. 46-2:15 p. m. Christmas party. Entertainment, children. Santa Claus; gift exchange, 47-32 p. m. “The Nativity,” pageant, primary grades. 49—2 and 7:30 p. m. Christmas program, children.

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nately with orange juice and beat until smooth after each adidtion. Beat 3 eggs whites until stiff and Bake in %-in, square and 12 cup cakes, or 2 nineinch layer pans at 350 degrees F. for 20 to 30 mins, depending on size of pan, until cake tests done, Don’t bake a minute longer than neces sary; a little over baking spoils the best of cakes.

can of evaporated milk into a re-

ing department until crystallized. Remove to a chilled bowl, add % e. lemon juice and beat with rotary beater until very stiff. Add % c¢ sugar, pinch salt, and 2 tsps. lemon rind and continue to beat until the mixture is smooth and very fluffy.

or two smaller ones, and freeze for several hours or overnight,

months in the South Paédifie.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ci ez Christmas Tea | Fresh Makeup {Concert Choir Set by Tri Psis | Will Appear

w A Christmas tea will be held at 2 Three concerts will be given. in p. m, tomorrow by the Psi Psi Psi Block's during the week ‘before sorority in the Delta Delta Delta Christmas by the Burroughs Junior sorority house, 808 W. Hampton dr. Concert choir. Mrs, Jane Johnson The program will be given by Burroughs is the director. members of the active chapter. The first. program will be given

They are Misses Jo Ellen Burrough t 6: ond Phyllis Holler, Mary Lou Clodfelter pe Ih a kapiey oy :

ean Reid an Betty Jeu oid. and. Bey Jean the store and conclude with a pro-

Bajubi ram’ in the auditorium, Othe Members will bring dolls th g : . r : 5 0p Nie concerts will be given at 12:15 p.m.

Wheeler mission and Mrs. Arthur Krueger and Mrs, Paul Whipple will next Thursday and Dec. 22, pour at the tea. The social com- The Butler-Jordan Philharmonic mittee members in charge of the choir will give a .concert in the meeting are Mrs. Elmer L. Gold- auditorium at 3:30 p. m. next smith, chairman, Mesdames John Wednesday under the direction of Ott, H. E. Morrison, Donald M. Mill- Joseph Lautner, holland, Whipple, C. E. Parsons, Ora E. Butz and Carl B. Shafer.

a splashing,” advises assembly-line girl Margaret McKenzie Deas. LJ » »

Painting Purchased Miss Deas: Title Winner The Art Association of Indidnap- . » @» olis announces the acquisition of By ALICIA HART “The Rainbow,” a painting by "NEA Staff Writer George Inness (1825-1894). Thepur-| ONE WAY to keep .your face

ToT Planned % By Sorority

The Indianapolis alumnae ¢ ter, Sigma Alpha Iota sorority, | |have a Christmas party at 730 p. m. Tuesday in the D, A. R. ¢

Miss Mary Esther Lawler is in charge of the program to be given by children of the members, Mrs. Robert White Blake is social chairs man. B8pecial guests will be the members’ families,

.|Linda Pentecost, Quinn, Mary Beth Shultz, Cornelia and Elizabeth Helwig, Ted Helkema, Dick, Judy and Ann Roberts, Patra Porter, Dick Brady, Rosemary Moore and Janet Paxton.

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gation, United Hebrew congrega= tion, will have charge of the ane nual Chanukah services at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the temple, The Mothers’ group of the Minnionaires is in charge of refreshments following the service and Rabbi Sam« uel J. Fox will speak.

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50-2 p. m. Christmas program, children. $1--7:45 p. m. Anrual junior high Christmas pageant. Music and scenes. 60—~1:30 p. m. “Elves and Shoemaker,” puppet play, Christmas

690—2 p. m. “Raising the Standards of Home Life,” the Rev. E.L. Day.

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