Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1946 — Page 25

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THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946

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Charity Ball Reservations

Are Listed

Reservations are being made for the St. Francis Hospital guild's annual charity ball to be given Saturday night in the K. of C. hall. Among those who will attend are Messrs. and Mesdames Daniel Sullivan, James Sullivan, Edward Lohrman, John McAndrews, Roy Nation, Milo McElwayne, Herbert Adkins, James Kruckmeir, Edward Wanek, Harold Bailey, Harry Benton, Dallas Jones, Joseph Venizen, Stephen Sullivan, Albert Bergman, Walter Hannowisky, Vensell Siever, Arthur Cramer, Wayne William, William Hinz, Stanford Cappmeyer, 0. D. Cramell, Earl Cox, Ray Kirschbaum and George J, Koch.

open Others are Misses Lois Lohrman, 2 belongs to the! Winifred Lenard, Dorothy Mueller, (Wasson 's) Catherine Hillman and Collette

Wahman, Danny 8ullivan, Paul Strack, Walter Fisher, Johnny McAndrews, Floyd Harlan, Arman Rode and William Cappmeyer,

Folk Dances

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at the D. A. R. chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania st, at 6 p. m.

serves stellar bil Saturday.

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Motley, and the guests will join in | American square dances and Scandinavian folk dancing. Koert Wil- | ber will be in charge of the square dances while the ‘Scandinavian dances will be directed by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moller, Mr. and Mrs. Ben

ter will have a public picnic supper i : 3 i

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Charles Setterquist, R. L. Sorensen, Otto S. Swanson, Emil Unger, Videbeck, Earnest Lundeen, Jacobsen, Walter Jensen and H. Coucheron Aamot.

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Churchwomen Plan Card Parties

The May circle of the Altar -society of St. Roch’s Catholic church | will sponsor card parties at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday in ‘the parish hall, 3603 S. Meridian st. Supper will precede the evening party. Mrs. Al Stocker is chairman of the event with Mrs. Emil Kuhn as co-chairman. Committee members include Mesdames Lawrence Daly, James McGinley, Victor Gootee, Lawrence Ley, Gervase Zimmerman, Joseph Smith, Al Huck, Harry Ray, Joseph Colbert, Carl Pfleger, Edward Obergfell, James Woerner, George Rolfsen, Ray Carmichael, Paul: Ginder and Charles Habig.

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Museum to Sponsor Film-Lecture

Adult members of the Children’s museum will sponsor a film-lecture, “Happy Valley,” at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Caleb Mills hall at Shortridge high school. Mr, and Mrs, Tom Hadley, Detroit, will present the lecture. ; The film tells the story of a eanoe trip down the Tahquamenon | river in Michigan. Roscoe Conkle, ! a member of the museum board of | trustees, will introduce the speakers. |

May Festival Booked By Saenger-Chor

The Indianapolis Saenger-Chor: will hold a May festival at 8 p. m.

Saturday in Saenger-Chor hall, 521 | E. 13th st. The event will take the

place of the organization's usual| spring conference Which is being omitted this year.

The program will include. folk

songs and will be followed by danc-|

ing. The Saenger-Chor Ladies’ soelety will be in charge of refreshments. The public may attend.

Mothers’ Council To Meet Tomorrow

The final meeting of the season will be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow by the Butler University Mothers’ council, The meeting will be in the | Jordan hall recreation room. Hostesses will be the Mothers’

ASPARAGUS 18 A VEGETABLE OF SUCH aristocratic appearance that it seems to fit 10yally at any table.

the table and this means cooking until just tender and not a minute

Orange and grapefruit sections Poached eggs on toast

| Buttered whole kernel corn

| Fried eggs

| Cooked vegetable salad | Fresh fruit cup

Grapefruit juice

to- carry its beauty intact right to

longer. The recipe for asparagus royale in puff shells will appear tomorrow. » » » MONDAY

Breakfast

Luncheoh *Asparagus royale in puff shells

Queen: Anne cherries Sugar cookies (bought) Dinner Beef and liver meat balls with tomato sauce . Boiled parsley’ potatoes Buttered spinach Canned pineapple and peach salad Vanilla blanc mange with rhubarb sauce Milk to drink: Four c. for each|

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By BARBARA SCHAEFFER A TASTE of spring ... a thrifty, easy way to give eye appeal and appetite inspiration’ to the family’s menus is to serve a four-star vegetable dish. . Simply take a package of quickfrozen vegetables with a medium sized caulifiower and cheese sauce —and you have an exciting new dish. . It's good “appeal” strategy to arrange the caulifiower in sections in the center of your platter and decorate with the cheese sauce. A tinge of onion added to the butter gives a savory touch, and the cheese sauced caulifiower adds nourishment to the meal. »

® » KITCHEN GARDEN

1 box quick-frozen mixed vegetables 1; c¢. onion rings 3 tbsps. butter or other fat 1c (4 ozs) grated American cheese : 2 tbsps. milk 1 tbsp. chopped pimiento 1 medium cauliflower, and cut in 4 or 5 wedges Cook quick-frozen mixed vege-

cooked

Mixed vegetables, cauliflower and cheese sauce.

drain. Saute onion rings in butter “until lightly browned. Add vegetables and mix, Remove from fire, +

Heat cheese and milk in double

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES For Spring Menus—A Four-Star Vegetable Dish

ring occasionally, Add pimiento. Arrange cauliffiower and mixed vegetables on hot platter.

cheese

Serve with ham or luncheon meat

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Sorority Unit To Meet in

Mrs. Charles W. Youngman will be hostess for the May meeting of Beta chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma | sorority, Saturday in her Brown county home, The theme of the meeting will be “Women and the Post-War World.” |A business session and a forum di[rected by Miss Ruth Carter of | Broad Ripple high school will follow |the luncheon, Special guests and forum partici{pants will be Mrs. Brandt Downey, |state representative; Miss Kath-

| Employment service; Johnson, training director at Ayres’,

Dealers’ Mutual Insurancy Co. Norway Club

“| tomorrow with a party Pour

sauce- over cauliflower,

Jerine Bowlby of the United States Miss Eunice

‘and Miss Ruth Hoover of the Grain

| The Norway club will celebrate [the Norwegian Independence day in the ID. A. R, chapter house, A smorgasbord will be served at 6:30 p. m, and a Norwegian film will be shown at

Clubs will Sponsor Play at Civie r

The performance of “Kempy” to

1 be given by the Civic theater Work-

Brown County. tomas sien wi se son

| Howe high school, the Yick « Yack club of Technical high school and the 8. T. A. R. 8. club of "Warren Ceniral high school, , Among those in charge of the | event are. Miss Patricia Leffler, publicity chairman; Miss Ruthann Thomas, chairman of general arrangements, and Miss Maellen Wright, who is assisting wih ticket sales,

Guild M ohn gs

Several units of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild will meet at the hospital to sew next week. They are: Monday ~— “Lizabeth Ann”; Tuesday —~ “Muskingum - Valley": Wednesday—"An Old Sweetheart of Mine”; Thursday—"In the Heart of

. Miss Leffler

om Sorority

The Alumnae and Zeta chapters of Sigma Alpha Iota musical sorority will be entertained Tuesday. in the home of Mrs. Stewart A. Greene, 4624 N. Pennsylvania st. A dinner at 6:30 p. m will be followed by a program and business meeting, ‘The committee in charge includes Miss Louisa Steeg, chair-

ren R. J. McLandress, Leon Levi and Roy Newby, Miss Alma Webster and Miss Maxine Jack, Murs. Harold Sweeney has arranged the program. Participants will be Miss Colleen

| Schipper, planist; Miss Nellie Jones,

flutist, accompénied by Miss Betty Brock; Mrs. Robert H. Orbison, §0prano, accompanied hy Mrs. Milton T. Rybolt, and Mrs, Karl Stegemeler, pianist. Plans are being made for the spring musicale to ;be - given by Zeta chapter May 31 at the Odeon

child; 2 c. for each adult, » » ~ TUESDAY

Breakfast Orange halves Creamy rice cereal v Buttered cinnamon toast Luncheon Cream of potato soup Crackers *Watercress salad Fresh pineapple and strawberries Dinner Broiled lamb patties and onion! slices Boiled potatoes in jackets Buttered spinach Lime cream pie Milk to drink: child.

Two .e. for each

r » ”- WEDNESDAY Breakfast | Tomato juice

| Buttered toast Luncheon Grilled cheese sandwich Tossed vegetables salad with French dressing Apricot whip Dinner *Beef vegetable stew * "» - Combination fruit and cottage cheese salad Cornbread Mik to drink: Pour-e. for each child; 2 ec. for each adult, ” = Ed THURSDAY Breakfast Stewed prunes Broiled bacon Buttered toast Luncheon Eggs goldenrod on toast

Dinner *Broiled salmon with creamed oucumbers Baked potatoes Asparagus Polonaise Carrot sticks Raisin bread pudding Milk to drink: Three ¢, for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult. » - ~ FRIDAY

Breakfast

Scrambled eggs Blueberry muffins Luncheon *Creamed spinach and mushroom soup Toasted peanut butter sandwiches, Fruit gelatin Dinner Beef pot roast with carrots and onions Potato dumplings Celery hearts Floating island pudding Milk to drink: Two c. child.

» ~ y SATURDAY Breakfast Stewed dried apricots . Fried cornmeal mush with sirup Sausage links Luncheon | Creamed frankfurters with potatoes *Asparagus salad with vinaigrette sauce Broiled Grapetral halves Dinner Baked beans and bacon Brown bread loaf Coleslaw Baked custard Milk to drink: { child; 1 e, for each adult, ~ ” » SUNDAY Breakfast | Sliced bananas Poached eggs on toast Dinner

Baked ham

for each | i

Three c. for each :

& club of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Baked sweet potatoes

and the Faculty club, The rhythm |g

band of the Indiana School for the ADple-ce spinach

pple-celery salad on wateroress

Deaf will be presented by J. Rainey, and installation of officers will be held.

Scholarship Wi immer,

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 16 Miss Ruthann Perry, 4911 Carroll-| ton ave. Indianapolis, is among

four University of Michigan students appointed to receive Eugene Fassett scholarships 16r the 194647 term. Miss Perry, a student in the School of Music, formerly held

one of the $200 Fassett scholarships. |

Cross Town Club

The Priday Evening Cross Town! club will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Boyd, 1116 N. Tuxedo st., at 8 p. m. tomorrow,

‘Guild Meeting

The Ladies guild of the Lake Bhore Country club will hold its monthly meeting at 5:30 p. m.

Sunday.

Dress Up Oatmeal -Angle your oatmeal in interesting new way by topping it with enoked prunes stuffed with cottage cheese-—pour over cream and serve!

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*Rhubarb cobbler

Supper | Liver sausage sandwiches | Tomato slices | Potato chips “| Vanilla ice cream | Cocoanut ice box cookies Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; I c. for each adult,

"Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear through Wednesday.

Luncheon Tomorrow The Indianapolis Mothers club of Alpha Xi chapter, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, at Indiana university, will Imeet for a dessert luncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs, Herbert Krauch, 930 E, 40th st. A social hour and business Meeting will follow the luncheon.

New Tractor A five-horse-power * tractor, re-

Home and Flower show, has almost as many attachments as a modern vacuum cleaner, It can be made to mow the lawn, cut hay, plow and

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