Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1946 — Page 31

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14 c. ground raw carrots : | 14 ¢. ground raw potatoes 1% c. ground suet . - A a 1 c. raisins, cut in half a luncheon and 3% S, suru y t 12:45 p.m. Tues~ 4 Sp. versity. The Tech- % c. all-purpose flour s ensem % tsp. soda _ )l girls ble 14 tsp. cinnamon ; 4 4 1% tsp. cloves | OE a Put carrots, potatoes and suet / ank Pinella, Bert through food grinder, measure. | ’ Combine vegetables, suet and rais-

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ins with sugar and salt. Meanwhile, sift all-purpose flour, measure and resift three times with remaining ingredients, Stir flour mixture into vegetable- - suet mixture, Spoon batter into individual greased cups or molds,

Our Famous Fourth Floor Collection Has Games for Everyone!

IT'S CHAMBRAY — Jean Zore must be thinking of the

filing % full. Place cups in! holidays as she tries on an off- f course, Toytown's dedicated to the young fry ...but many a game ' steamer and steam about one hour th’ . ] '| shoulder chambray framed in ; : : ‘ . r parents and their : OF il ome. be placed in large rich black i velvet, It's from its wonderfyl collection will provide holiday fun fo pare mold, if desired, but will require! another one of those new com- . , ‘ . about two hours for steaming. Serve| binations for winfer. Jean, a friends as welll These are just a few illustrated.

hot with brandy sauce. junior at St. Mary's academy,

Serves six. is a member of the G, A. B. Brandy Sauce B. A. S. club. (Ayres) - 3 c. butter pr P TO 1 c. sugar yoo! y —— Ar 3 thaps. water Beauties Hints [ pI Jasseard 1 egg, beaten ~ By tas

2 tbsps. lemon juice 13 tsp. grated lemon rind 1% c. apricot brandy Dash of salt Cream butter and sugar thoroughly until light and fluffy in the top of the double boiler. Add water and egg and beat well. Place over boiling water for about 15 minutes, or until sugar is melted thoroughly and sauce is slightly thickened, stirring often to keep smooth. Add lew®n juice and rind, brandy and salt. Continue cooking for five minutes, stirring to blend. Serve warm. Makes about two cups.

‘Women Florists Will Meet

The Women's Society of IndianApolis Florists will hold its Christmas party and monthly dinner

meeting at the Y. W. C. A. Monday. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Hostesses for the evening are Mesdames Prancis Pittet, Edward

| Good Shoes Aid Poise

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer NOTHING HELPS more to inspire a self-confident walk or te put a woman at her social ease when standing or sitting than shoes that look impeccable and fit properly. If shoes are shabby, a woman's walk almost invariably seems to apologize for their limitations. If they're her Sunday-best or secondstring shoes, brushed, shined or repaired to look like new, they have a way of inspiring self-confidence from the ground up. 2 » td » IF SHOES don't fit properly, a woman's behavior pattern reflects her lack of physical ease. Her reaction provides fun for the cartoonist or humorist when she loses a shoe that she surreptitiously slips off.. | If she grins and bears the dis-|

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Nordholt, Wiliam Morgan, Arthur Mendel, Morris Maver, Frank Luebking, Frank Kepner, Harry Jones and Joseph Hillman and Miss Helen Hillman.:

Welfare Club Sets Meeting

The Welfare club will have a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Holmes B. Raine, 4205 Washington blvd. |

comfort of a pinching shoe, she can't give much thought to her own or other people’s conversation. Nor | can she move about with ease or grace. Most women make the mistake, | 50 the sales people say, of not buy- | ing shoes big enough. But shoes | which satisfy all the usual require- | ments of fit will bring on grimaces| if the heel is too high. A fraction more heel than a woman is used to wearing can hoist her foot into a

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MONOPOLY

Mrs. Norman F. Shafer will be in| charge of the luncheon. a At the business session following, | plans will be made for a christ-| JV Oman Suffrage mas party to be given Dec. 19 at| New Zealand started women’s } the Indianapolis Home for the Aged. | suffrage in 1893. :

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1 and some sleeping cars discontinued on trains that have 1 $ Al been combined. Reservations are cancelled automatically I . 0 M L on these suspended services by O. D. T. order, New York br. Central will, of course, refund your, money. : Ce e ating ur ORDERS ! r Carefully ALL RAIL TRAVEL WILL BE AFFECTED—holiday as 1 0 7 t h ' well as business traffic. With passenger capacity cut in . Filled i half, remaining sleeping cars are sold-out and coaches f ) will be crowded to the point of standing room only, . . . j in Person Christmas Anniversar : styled 1 CHECK YOUR RESERVATIONS WITH Yy f YOUR TICKET AGENT, But please be or ol patient, as during the coal crisis, both he Bi * sand his telephone will be overworked. y . ext spring} : Daily 1 SAR LAL i i iin, (ERAT / ! . | yA 10:30 A. M. Till Noon 1 1 ' . 1 ; ; or ” of 1:30 P. M. Till 5 P. M. i 2h Ss Py hr fie - ! ‘ NEW YORK CENTRAL pp