Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1947 — Page 21

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Compmitiee ‘the decorations com M. Hilligoss, Miss d, Miss Jacque KapDaniel, Walter HoupScott, M. L. Martin nberger are members ttee. Pantzer is chairman tee on prizes. Memcommittee are Mrs. ard, Miss Louise Miss Marilyn Behy-

\ of the entertain. ee are Kenneth Lem. 38 Louise Christena. uter and Jshn Byers

members.

oger - Beane, chairma y committee, are Mrs. m, Mrs. Walter Myers Watson, L. G. Gordin Patrick.

[ohnson Speak Guild

Hospital Cheer guild 5s Emily M. Johnson, ross club worker, as a ie_meeting at 2 p. m. yres’ auditorium. Miss jescribe her experiences 1d Pisa and will disaction of articles from nean area. ve board will meet at | the auditorium. be completed for the t card party to be held » Murat temple. Comen include Mrs. W. G. ll chairman, and Mrs. n, co-chairman; Mrs. on, tickets; Mrs. R. R. adio; Mrs. George P. rs. T. E. Berry, prizes; mpton, candy, and M#s. publicity. a purchased an machine and ie machine for lal. Four Frohman been presented to the slescent home.

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By BARBARA BROEKING | m - WELL-KNOWN FOODS, ‘combined expertly and served appetizingly, pre. sent appealing dishes to the family or guests—and take

away monotony of taste

and the fixing. : Macaroni and cheese is a dish full of nutritive value—a fine

protein. source—and here is a new way of serving i . . MACARONI AND CHEESE DELIGHT

1 ¢. elbow macaroni 2qts. boiling, salted water 2 tbsps. butter 3 tbsps. flour 1 c. milk 15 tsp, salt % tsp. pepper 1 egg, slightly beaten % 1b, cheese, shredded 1% c. fine soda cracker crumbs 3 tsp. Worcestershire sau » » » 1 egg slightly beaten 1 tsp. milk Soda cracker crumbs 4 tbsps. fat Cook macaroni in boiling, salted water until tender. Drain, Melt butter in top of double boiler; add flour and blend well. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly to keep smooth. Add salt and pepper. Place over boiling water and cook, stirring frequently, until thick. Slowly add egg, then cheese, stirging constantly. Add macaroni, cracker, crumbs and Wor- , cestershire sauce, Remove from

. heat and chill thoroughly. Form

into croquettes about four inches

TARiitiop a |

To Speak

The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, will be the principal speaker at the first quarterly meeting of the Deanery | council, National Council of Catholic | Women, to be held at 7:30 p. m.|

Feb. 6 in the Catholic community | center,

Miss Statia O'Connell is in charge . _

of the program, which will include] selections by the 8t. Agnes Glee| club and members of the council music committee. Reservations may be made until Feb. 4 with Mrs. Virgil Receveur and Mrs. Joseph A. Colbert,

Homemakers Club Sets Installation

The Warren Homemakers club will! meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Edward A. Jeningf, 2103 8. Emerson ave. She will be! assisted by Mrs. Raymond Trefz Sr. and Mrs. Harry Meyers. ’ New officers will be installed “ the meeting. They include Lewis Trange, president; Mrs. ri ings, vice-president, and Mrs. | Howard A. Fall, secretary-treasurer.

_ Macaroni Cheese Delight,

” long and two inches, in diameter. Dip each croquette in fine cracker crumbs, then in egg combined with milk, and again in cracker crumbs, Place I in Skillet ang heat

A TEMPTING DISH—A taste thrill for atwinter evening—

' Hostesses have been named for the opening’ day of the Hoosier

i [salon in Block's auditorium ' on © (Monday. They will be members

of the art department of the Woman's Department club, Mrs. Helen Talge Brown is department chairman.

charge of the luncheon, and hostess chairman is Mrs. H, E, Glasingham. The latter will be assisted by Mesdames Brown, Carl J. Weinhardt, George A. Bowen, Hugh J.

oe "Baker; ‘E. A.YBrown, Laurence Car-

until a cube of day-old bread becomes a golden brown in 20 seconds. Fry croquettes until golden brown on all sides, Serve hot with Spanish creole sauce,

ter, Walter 8. Grow, Alving G. Jose, E. G. Kayser, Howard J. Lacy, George W. Snyder, Hezzie B. Pike and Hobart L. Wilson. The following members of the club will assist at the tea table at the preview 40 be held Sunday afternoon; Mesdames Weinhardt,

: | Brown, Bowen, Alvin T. Coate and

George A. VanDyke. Feb. 1 Hostesses Members of the Indiana Federa-

A tion of Art Clubs will be hostesses

on Feb, 1. Miss Catherine E. Mar-

¢ (tin of Crawfordsville, president, is | hostess chairman.

She will be assisted by Mesdames Coate, Pike, Blasingham, Baker, Myron J. Spring, Charles T. Hanna, R. O. McAlexander and John T. Wheeler, Miss Nellie Fatout, Miss Mary Ann Anderson, Mrs. M. F, Johnston, Richmond; Mrs. H. D. Berkeypile, Kokomo; Miss Mary Mildred Schweitzer, Crawfordsville; Miss Ramona Kuhn, Jeffersonville;

: . Foster photo. WED—Miss Joan Leffler and Richard W. Patton were married Dec. 24 in Morganfield, . Ky. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.. James Bradley, North

Vernon, lil. Mr. Patton's parents are Mr. and Mrs. F, C, Patton, 1335 University court,

Group Elects

The. Past - Presidents ¢lub of the {Cervus club recently elected Mrs. Clifford J. Richter, president; Mrs. ‘|Harry W. Wiedke, vice president, and Mrs. Herbert 8S. Smith, secre-

|tary-treasurer.

Makes six _croquettes. Tea to Fete Miss Noel

Mrs. Albert Peanossian, 4929 Rosslyn . ave. will entertain with a trousseau tea from 3 to 5 p.-m. Feh. 2 in honor of the marriage of her sister, Miss Theresa B. Noel, to Gerald McVeigh which will be Feb. 8. Mrs. H. G. Felter and Miss Marjorie Collins, both sisters of the bride-to-be, will pour. Seventeen guests have been invited. Mrs. Ralph Noell, 6125 Haverford ave., will haye a linen shower from 3 to 5 p,m. Sunday at her home, and a miscellaneous shower will be given for Miss Noel by Mrs. Irvin Lambert in her home, 3609 Washington blvd. on Jan. 30.

Club Will Discuss Legislature

Members of the Newcomers club, ' who are interested in issues beiore | the state legislature, will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs. K. D. Earl, 1025 Kessler blvd. Mrs. Howard A. King and Mrs.

Mrs. Louis L. Johnson, Attica; Mrs. Milton Matter, Marion; Mrs. H. L. Cosler and Mrs. Robert E. Burke, Bloomington; Mrs. W. W. Baker, Anderson: Mrs. Joseph Walker, Greenfield; Mrs. 8. M. Cowgille, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Edwin F. Miller, Peru.

Miss McGuire Wed To. Mr. Parnell

Miss Dorothy McGuire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGuire, was married yesterday to Jesse Parnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Parnell, Sparksville, Ky. at the home of the bride's parents at 908 River ave. The Rev. E. P. White of the Trinity Methodist church officiated. * The bride wore a blue wool suit, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Miss Clarice Duke, the maid of honor, was dressed in a light blue street dress with light blue accessories and a corsage of pink roses.

After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home at the River ave. address.

Vacation in Florida Mrs. Onas P. Bonham, 1501 E.

William A. Hayes Jr. will lead the

discussion. A tea will follow the] ‘program. Mrs. Mott Brown will | assist the hostess.

Maple rd, and her mother, Mrs, E. Howard Cadle, are spending the ‘month of January in Ft. Lauder|dale, Fla.

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Te . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . ep Exhibit |Hostesses ~~ | {Are Named

Mrs. D. 8. Meditch will be in|

Dale Carmichael was the |] best man.

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Reg. 7.50 to 10.00 Imported doeskin and suede gloves «...cieininieeiiine.....5.89

COSTUME JEWELRY styles. Originally 1.00 pair, now... .Pair 39¢

Sterling Silver Charms, regularly 1.00 each,srseuvvves...2 for 1.00

Group up to 40.00 Eisenberg Pins ......l53 Of

A group of pins, necklaces, bracelets. Reg. 1.00 to 10.00 +..vuvusnae lf to la of

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