Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1946 — Page 21

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--FOOD RESEMBLES PEOPLE in some ways.

response from either it is important

that we make a study of their nature—we learn the whys and where

fores of their dispositions and learn to treat them intelligently and with |

The lima bean is an example of a food that requires some attention—

with gentle cooking, enough liquid no soaking necessary. Lima bean casserole is a delicious dish thet makes the lima bean a treat on any menu. The recipe will appear tomorrow.

- » J MONDAY Breakfast

Dinner *Lima bean casserole with salt pork Harvard beets Cabbage and green pepper slaw Whole wheat bread and butter Chocolate cookie and whipped cream refrigerator dessert - ®' ws =» TUESDAY Breakfast

Farina cooked with raisins Toast and jelly

Luncheon

Baked eggs in casserole Grapefruit and avocado salad on curly endive *Orisp cereal mung

Dinner

Stewed pork hearts with rice border Buttered green beans Beet and cucumber salad

. Chocolate mousse

” ” . WEDNESDAY Breakfast Stewed prunes Soft cooked eggs Bacon Toasted English muffins Luncheon

* Bohemian pea soup

Tomato and lettuce sandwiches Fresh pears Dinner

*Rose fish fillets Cucumber sauce

BUBBLES. SEZ —,

Parsley buttered potatoes Buttered spinach with egg garnish Crisp Pascal celery Lemon custard pudding A . ” ” THURSDAY Breakfast Diced oranges and canned figs Ready-to-eat cereal Scrambled eggs Toast

" Luncheon

Baked bean sandwiches Tossed ‘vegetable salad

tard sauce Dinner

Country style veal cutlets Mashed potatoes *Parsnip fritters Wedge of lettuce with 1000 island dressing Apple pie FA I FRIDAY

Breakfast Tomato juice Cornmehl griddle cakes with sirup

Luncheon

Cream of pea soup. (from frozen pea puree) Egg salad sandwiches

,}Stufted peach salad

Dinner *Steak shortcake Quick baked potatoes (peeled, quartered, buttered and baked) Spinach-lettuce-tomato salad Caramel ice cream with vanilla wafers J ” " » SATURDAY Breakfast Grapefruit halves Poached eggs Whole wheat bread toast

Luncheon Potato soup

sandwiches Canned peaches *Carrot drop cookies Dinner

Crisp pan broiled bacon Combination casserole

French dressing Rye bread Prune whip with whipped cream . tJ » SUNDAY Breakfast

| Baked apples

Prepared cereal Cinnamon raisin bread toast Dinner Baked ham with raisin sauce Baked sweet potatoes Cauliflower with hollandaise sauce Curley endive and grapefruit salad *Refrigerator dessert

Supper Tomato juice cocktail Buttermilk waffles with sirup Raspberry sherbet Remainder of carrot drop cookies

*Recipes for dishes marked

with asterisks will appear tomorrow

through Wednesday.

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whipped cream.

For National Cherry Week there’s a treat in store for you in our

CHERRY WHIPPED CREAM PIE

Large luscious frozen cherries, on French custard with

PECAN TOFFEE CUPS

A Roselyn creation that has really clicked. Rich fluffy butter Danish filled with pecan toffee.

SO CALL YOUR ORDER IN EARLY

Whipped cherry gelatin with cus-|

Canned pork shoulder and lettuce

Tossed green salad with peppy

i. 2 8 8 By BARBARA SCHAEFFER YOU'LL EAT your hat and like it

George Washington specials, a tricorne hat with a cherry filling. An ideal choice for a party in

hats are appealing and tasty. tJ » » TRICORNE HATS

2 thsps. cornstarch % c, cherry juice 1 ¢. canned, pitted cherries 15 ¢. shortening and % c. sugar, blended 14 ¢. bran 1 egg ‘% tsp. vanilla % tsp. salt 1% ec. sifted flour | Mix sugar, salt and cornstarch together. add cherry juice. Cook until . thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Add cherries, cool. Blend shortening and sugar. Add bran /which has been rolled into fine crumbs, egg, flavoring and salt: mix well. Stir in flour. Chill. Roll out dough on lightly floured board to- 1/16-inch thickness, ! Cut with floured three-inch cookie cutter and place on cookie sheet. Place teaspoonful of filling on each round. With a spatula, lift three sides of the round to form triangle, Pinch edges together, shaping into tricornes. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees PF.) about 15 minutes, Yield: 18 tarts.

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this month of holidays, tricorne|e

EVENTS

CLUBS

Altrusa. 6:30 p. m, Fri. Columbia club. “Are Women People?”, William E. Ross, professor of voice, Indiana university School of Music. Brookside Mothers’ Civic. 8 p, m today. Columbia club, Valentine party. Culture. 1 p. mu. Fri. Mrs. Charles F. Remy, 1603 Park, hostess. Irvington Fortnightly. Fri George Buck, 311 N, Audubon rd., hostess, “Our Navy Department,” Mrs. Carl Withner, Victorian chap, I. T-8. C. 12:30 p. m, Fri. Mrs. Laura Roberts, 735 W. 43d, hostess. Mrs. Noble Reynolds, speaker. Luncheon.

Mrs.

,|Mothers’ Council of Butler Univer-

sity. 2 p. m. Fri. Jordan hall Mrs, Frederick Balz, speaker. MISCELLANEOUS Altenheim Ladies aux. 1:30 p. m. Fri. In the home, 2007 N. Capitol. Mrs. Otto Busching, Mrs. Dora Minkner, Miss Alice Mueller, hostesses. Card party. Central dist, Audubon soc. 7:30 p. m. Fri. Rauh Memorial library. Miss Clara Alma Moore, presiding. Round table discussion. St. Francis Hospital Guild. 1:30 p. m. Pri. Citizens Gas & Coke Utility. Mrs. A. J. Fritz, chairman. Card party. P.-T. A. GROUP John Strange. 7:30 p. m. Fri. In the school auditorium. Mrs. James L. Murray, speaker. Founders’ day

SORORITIES - Upsilon chap., Beta Beta Lambda. 8 p. m. Fri. Food Craft shop. Card party. Beta chap., Phi Gamma Tau. Fri Mrs. Fred: Turner, 31 N. Riley, hostess. -

Valentine Luncheon Held by Homemakers

The Northwestern Homemakers club entertained the Progressive Homemakers club at a Valentine luncheon today in the PurdueMarott center. Jane Day of WIBC was guest speaker, Hostesses were Mesdames R. C. Pence, Robert Marlow, Russell Dotson, Raymond , Kennedy and Stanley Price. Miss Janice Berlin, home demonstration agent, talked on the plans for a weaving school to be conducted at the center.

Benefit Card Party

The Idle Hour club sponsored a benefit bridge party this afternoon at the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility. Mrs, Charlotte Small was chairman.

Miss Ruby Hancock and John Pierson will exchange vows at 8 dan will officiate.

Van, 2006 Southeastern ave, and Leo Hancock, 1435 E. Vermont st.,

S% (will wear a white nylon taffeta

gown and carry a bouquet of mixed flowers,

Edward Jerimiah, matron of , has chosen a turquéise frock.

{ Mr. Jerimiah will be best man and

Fred Olsen and Earl Raley will

F | usher.

A reception will follow the ceremony, The bridegroom is the som of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford C. Pierson, 3409 N. Grant ave.

Auxiliary to Meet The Big Four Railway American Legion auxiliary will meet at 8 p. m. today in the War Memorial.

p. m. today in the Christian Taber-| nacle church. The Rev. Paul Jor-

The bride, daughter of Mrs. Leo|

Miss Elizabeth Hansen, brides-| maid, will wear a pink gown, and|

Plans for a legion birthday party be made.

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* Mrs. Harold Honderich (left) and Mrs. Gerald F. Deer are members of Alpha Epsilon chapter, Delta Theta Tau sorority, which is sponsoring the Civic theater's production of “Papa Is All” tomorrow night at the playhouse. Proceeds will be used in the group's philanthropic work,

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