Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1946 — Page 21
NDAY, ‘SEPT. 16, 1946
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URDAY, [ er’ Ss "Mexican Display - =. |Jean Elkins, adult activities direc- B : - : ; _.[tor; information and registration] Two Indianapolis girls will re- are Miss Dolores r Mr S. Cre gor : A Mexican display will be oneifor clubs and classes, a reunion of yr this week_to Briarcliff Junior|daughter of Mr. and of the features of the annual fall Simmer wd House members, college, Blarcliff Manor, N. Y., for Irwin Covert, 320 E. 3 : F open house to be held at the Cen- {dancing and refreshments, Carolyn Ann Crom, r : At At. Meeting : tral. Y W.CA. from 7 to 10 p. m. me———p. their senior year, as three others|,n4 Mrs, Raymond Francis : | Thursday. Misses Mary =Heaton,| Returns to School enter the college as freshmen. 233 Penway, and Miss
Mrs. Frank W. Cregor and Mrs. [Charlotte Derch and Mary Marshall : Returning will be Miss Sue Mur-| Ann Arensman, daughter of Mr; Clair *McTurnan attended the|will be in charge of the display,| Miss Susan Bowers, daughter of |.qy daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James |Mrs. Charles Frederick Arensman, regional meeting of the National Accompanied by Mrs. Inez Samper,|Dr. and Mrs. Don D. Bowers, 8200 |Lee Murray of 64 B 73d st, and|Forest blvd. Federation of Music Clubs iniSpanish instructor at the Y.W.C.A,|Central ave. has returned to Ward- | Miss Sue Ramey, daughter of Mr.| Miss Norma Weiler, daughter of Wichita, Kas, held last Thurs-|they visited Mexico this summer Belmont School for Girls at Nash-|and Mrs. George L. Ramey of 5686| Mr. and Mrs.’ Ray Weller of Ane |
NOW THAT there's a little more « RELISH SAUCE tuna on the grocers’ shelves, the] Combine one cup thick white menu may call for tuna turnovers—|sayce, one-fourth cup of milk, two a particularly good dish for lunch-|taphlespoons India relish, one-half
, 08 I eons when served with relish sauce.|teaspoon prepared mustard and a day through Saturday. Mrs, Cregor land brought back the articles that|ville, Tenn. after spending the|Washington blvd. derson, also will return to the school x AR RD NR tant dash of salt. Heat thoroughly in top is Great Lakes district president, wil) be on exhibit. summer yacation with her parents.! Freshmen students from the city|as a senior. » 4 y TUNA TURNOVERS of double boiler and serve over the and Mrs, McTurnan is president of . — . a BP (For Tuesday luncheon) hot tuna turnovers. ‘the state federation. : x > Bt 1% c. thick white sauce ¥ . Mrs. Cregor will attend a meeting “ 1 7T-o%. can tuna fish PARMESAN HERB POTATOES in Santa Fe., N. M., the latter part] ~~ a 2 hard-cooked eggs- : (For .Wellnesday dinner) of this month where plans will be ¥ 1 tsp. finely chopped onion 4 baking ‘potatoes 5 made for the” 50th’ biennial con- ; : 3 % c. finely chopped celery 1 ¢. hot milk vention of the national federation 4 t 1 c. coarsely grated carrot 3 to 4 drops Worcestershire sauce to be held in Detroit in April. State : o <€ < 1 recipe of dough for double-crust| 1; tsp, prepared mustard winners of the young artists and , ‘# pie 1 tsp. salt Suniers contest J compete i the To one-half cup of the white Dash black pepper finals at the national convention 4 : ‘ sauce (reserve remainder for relish| 2 tbsps. chopped parsley Gar ste Stop 16 fis throne INTRODUCING-— sauce) add remainder of ingredients| ‘Parmesan cheese and paprika es. : ’ YY . ace and mix lightly. Roll the pie dough| Scrub potatoes and bake for one hie Music. for Our w onided nud, ‘ YOUNG FALL F ASHIONS
's-inch thick and cut into eight 4% [hour or until tender in 400 degree F. to b5-inch squares. Place a large|oven. Cut in half lengthwise, scoop spoonful of the tuna mixture on|out centers and put through a ricer each square. and combine with remainder of inMoisten edges of pastry with|gredients except cheese and paprika. water; fold over to form a triangle.|Mix well with a spoon and fill With tines of fork, press edges firm- potato shells. Sprinkle top generly together. Prick top of turnover.|ously with Parmesan cheese and Place on baking sheet and bake for (paprika. Return to oven and bake 20 minutes at 425 degrees F, ‘Serve|from 10 to 15 minutes.
Terre Haute Artist Exhibits Oils
An exhibit of oil paintings by William T. Turman, Terre Haute, will be" shown in the Hoosier Salon art gallery, State Life building, today through Sépt. 28. Mr. Turman, the first exhibitor of the
3 with relish sauce. Four servings. pea is president of te Sheldon 3 A Kittles at Home Bright Nylons _—. EE et ay z Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane Kittle,| How would you like red or blue ace jersey 1s ed Hor i Diate Teachers collige ut Terre Kessler blige have returned home nylons? Well, some manufacturers Marge Hartley, a Shortridge «a 2 a ae Spenting the oi og are considering them. With an eye high school senior and a mem- Huntington college at Huntington
will have an exhibition from the daughter, Mrs. R. K. Jackson, and '0 future sales when women make ber of the G. A. L.S., 21, A. D. Hoosier Salon art galleries on dis-
their granddaughter, Joan, who fewer replacements of the popular| and Kolly clubs. A dropped play today through Oct. 5. Miss visited "them at the lake have re- shade sold now, some stocking shoulder yoke and shirtwaist | Louise C. Fults, artist-in-residence turned to their home in New York |companies believe style-conscious| sleeves are-style points in the at the.college, is in charge of the City. | women will go for the colored ones.' frock. (Wasson's.) | exhibition.
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