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448 By SUE BURNETT Here is a simple, graceful alloccasion frock for the larger figure. Soft shoulder shirring and flattering gored skirt are details every woman likes. ; : Pattern 8923 is designed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36, short sleeves, requires 3% yards of 35-inch fabric or 4% yards of 39-inch; three-quiirter sleeves, 4 yards 39-inch fabric.
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The sort of jumper and blouse outfit the little girls of 4, 5 and 6 It makes them feel like “the big girl in the highest grades.” Make the jumper of the nicest plaids or cotton checks you can find —use red and white polka-dotted material for the blouse. Done in dark -velveteen or. crepe and with lace edging added to a white crepe blouse, this outfit is a most becoming little party ensemble. x .To.obtain. complete patterns, the jumper and blouse. (pattern 5031), sizes 4, 5, 6 years included, send 16 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Indianapolis Times, 530 8. Wells st., Chicago 7.
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Tea Will Be Given For Committee Members of the executive committee of the Book Review club will be honored at a tea tomorrow in ~{Ayres’ tearoom. Mrs, Howard J. Mec“I Davitt and “Mys. Broward G. Busard will be co-hostesses. ‘= . ‘Among the special guests will be Mesdames James F'. Lorash, Russell
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for the club's book reviews this seaMarch 27, and May 22.
A Smoking Oven May Need Cleaning
ask yourself if it needs cleaning trouble, As
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chocolate cake.
The variations from light to dark decorate the surface in such a | fascinating way that any additional touch seems unnecessary, The |
marble cake in today’s menus takes * x = no longer to prepare than an or- FRIDAY MENUS dinary cake. { Breakfast - :. 2" Tomato juice. THURSDAY MENUS Soft cooked eggs. Breakfast Whole wheat toast and jelly. Orange juice. . Luncheon A. French toast and jelly. Canned beef bouillon. A B Luncheon Peanut butter sandwiches. . Potato cheese pancakes. Carrot sticks. C Sliced pickled beets. Banana grape mold. Black Morocco grapes. Dinner D. Dinner Potted tongue. F de Broiled perch filets. French fried potatoes. Ri Ked i ilk Cauliflower. F Bice cooked I: AY. Head lettuce and French dressing. . Swiss chard. f C d eo: lad Hard rolls . Caos and Fain saad, Chocolate sundae. TISPY TQ 5 Macaroons {see recipe).
Marble cake (see recipe). Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult. Two ration points used today. ” ” ’ Marble cake: Two c. sifted allpurpose flour. 3% tsps. baking powder, 1 tsp. salt, 1% c. sugar, 3 C. vegetable shortening, 1 c¢. milk, 1 tsp. vanilla, 2 eggs, 1 sq. melted, unsweetened chocolate, 12 tsp. soda, 2 tbsps. hot water. Line bottom of an 8x12-in. pan with wax paper. Do not grease sides, Sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar into mixing bowl; add shortening, milk and vanilla and beat fbr 2 mins. Add eggs and beat for 2 more mins. Pour % of this batter into the prepared pan. Add chocolate to the remaining batter. Then add the soda dissolved in water. Beat for 2 min. Pour choeolate batter over the light batter and run a knife through several times for marbled effect. Bake in a 350 degrees F. oven for 35 to 40 mins. or until cake tests done. Cool on rack for 15 mins. before removing from pan. Cool thoroughly before frosting.
Try Braised Oxtails
For Meat Course
Braised oxtails make a satisfying main course for a meat-hungry family. Here's the recipe. 1 oxtail 2 thsp. lard 2 medium-sized oniohs 2 tbsp. vinegar 2 tbsp. vinegar 2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce 1 tsp. salt % cup tomato sauce or catsup 1 tsp. chili powder 4 cup water Have oxtail cut in short lengths for ox joints. Brown well on all sides in hot lard. Add remaining ingredients. Place in porcelain enameled pot or kettle, cover tight ly and simmer for 2 to 2% hours, or until tender. Serves four,
Mrs. Raines Presiding
‘Mrs. Lawrence Raines will preside
at 8 p.m. today for the business session of Sigma Phi Gamma sorority. ‘The event will be in the
Hotel Lincoln,
Card Party Planned |
Plans were discussed yesterday by the Cervus ¢lub members for a card party to be held Oct. 30 in Ayres’ auditorium. The grofip met in the|
Hotel Lincoln.
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FOR SOME REASON A MARBLE CAKE is enthusiastically received with no frosting at all, or just a light dusting of powdered sugar, by the same people who would turn thumbs down on an unfrosted white or
Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 o. for each adult. Four ration points used today. J s »
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Macaroons: Four oz. almond paste, (obtained from a baker or specialty 2 c¢. granulated sugar, 3 tbsps. confectioner’s sugar, 1, thsp. all-purpose flour, dash of salt, 2 unbeaten egg whites, 4 tsp. vanilla. Combine almond paste and granulated sugar and work with fingers until thoroughly blended. Add confectioner’s sugar, flour and salt and mix. Add egg whites and vanilla and stir, Drop from a tsp. onto unglazed, unoiled paper. Allow to set for 3 hrs. Bake in a 300 degrees F. oven for 20 mins. Place paper on moist towel to remove macaroons. Makes 3 doz, l%~-in, macaroons,
War Periods Change Eating Habits
One of the far-reaching effects of world war I was to change our eating and cooking habits. For years millions of service men had been living under conditions -of trench warfare. Mess kits, line-up service, eating in shell holes and mud, and Jall the accompanying unpleasantness led soldiers to spend their: leisure hours dreaming about good
Whenever men came out of line they revelled in table-cloths, properly served ‘meals, “made dishes” and types of food not common in army fare. This influence extended beyond changes in eating and cooking practices in the home. Restaurant patronage favored those eating establishments where more formal catering was done, and a general trend took place throughout
Small Eggs Are Good
The cooking performance, quality and nutritive value of small eggs are equal to that of larger ‘eggs. The difference is in size only. Small eggs are plentiful In la and early fall,
More Brown Eggs
all markets in increasing numbers, The reason is the shift to heavy breeds which lay brown eggs and heavy breeds are excellent for both egg and meat production, Council to Meet
: session will be in the Rauh building. *
Meeting Tonight, unit 3 of the American Gamma | Legion auxiliary will t at 7:30 p.m. today in the Hotel Al :
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Before calling on the service man for help when the oven fsmokes” That could be the cause of the a future precaution, home economists make these recom-
Wipe oven with a damp cloth after each use, Whenever food spills, clean it up as soon as the oven is cool, using a mild abrasive if necesshelves can be
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By Exercise
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer WHEN NERVES threaten -.to. snap, take one of these two ten~ sion-chasing. exerises -and see if you don’t feel as relaxed as an old sock. ? 1. Shake—as Towzer does—but do it by standing, bending over, dropping your arms as imply as a rag doll’s and swinging into motion. r o » » 2. STRETCH BY hooking your toes to the footboard of your bed and grasping the headboard with upstretched hands.
you feel stretched from fingertips to toes. Before the strain brings out protesting yelps, let go, relax and repeat two or three times. If you'll take this one as an anti. dote to fitful tossing on your pillow, while you're trying to fall asleep,
Relieve Tension
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Mrs. J. B. Waid is the rush captain for the Phi Delta Beta sorority. The group will give a rush tea from 2 until 4 p. m, Sunday in the D. A. R. chapter house. Mrs. Waid's assistants are Mrs. Jerry Griffin and Mrs. Robert Moore.
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{Pi Omicron Units |To Hear Speaker
JVWIBC ~nd The Indianapolis News “will
The six local chapters of Pi Omi: cron sorority will open their fall res~ sions at an 8 p. m. meeting today in the Woman's Department club. The council will be host to the group And Mrs. Willlam H. Webb will preside. « : ' Frank Edwards of radio station
speak, His subject will be “Little Known Hollywood Stories."
Tricks to Traveling With a Baby
If you must travel with baby, issue him his rightful quota of com-
fort by packing an ample supply of disposable diapers and a bottle
lof baby lotion intended for all-pur- | pose skin care. Apply baby lotion |after . each diaper change, with {strict attention to all the tiny folds and creases When it's hot, give baby several sponge baths and follow with allover rubdowns of baby lotion. A [rattle and a cuddle top will help | baby feel at home in the strange
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Before her marirage Aug. 26, Mrs. Herbert B. Cring was Miss Shirley June Lester. The wedding was in the Center Methodist church, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lester and Mrs. Ona Cring, Indianapolis, and M. D. Cring, Akron, O,
Keep Clothes In Shape Gd
that how-to-do-it a few minutes’ re Slacks? If you the crossbar of a that there is cardboard or : to protect the trouser legs from creases Skirts? Holders that clasp the waistband are the perfect hangers. T 2 » # Pn
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sleeve seam to another. Adjust shoulder padding to the hanger as you would to your shoulders, and fasten the dress at the neckline. - Knitwear? To hang is a crime. Sweaters and other garments should be folded in tissue and laid away in a box or a drawer to prevent them from stretching out of shape.