Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1947 — Page 19

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| they expand more. ” » » . QUICK-MIX YELLOW CAKE (For Satdrday dinner) 2 ec. cake flour. % c. shortening 1% ©. sugar ~ 1 tap, salt ' 1% tsps. baking powder © 1c milk 2 large eggs 1 tsp. vanilla Have all ingredients at room temThis is important, Sift flour, then measure. Measure shortthen add the flour and mix on slow speed for three to five minutes. Or mix by "hand for the same length of time (stirring with a wooden spoon). If one must rest during hand mixing, do not count the time for the resting period. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and the paddle once during this mixing. Then add the blended sugar, salt and baking powder. Stir Just enough to mix, then add onethird of the milk and mix from three to five minutes, scraping the sides of the bowl and the paddle down once. Have the rest of the milk combined with the eggs and vanilla. Add about half of it, mix until smooth, scrape down and add the balance of the ingredients and mix from three to five minutes, scraping down again to insure a smooth batter. Turn batter into two nineinch layer cake pans and bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for about 25 minutes. Makes two layers.

- n » » RICE MUFFINS (For Friday luncheon) e. sifted all purpose flour tbsp. sugar tsp. salt tsps. baking powder egg % c. milk 1 c. boiled rice 3 tbsps. melted shortening

Sift flour, measure one cup and resift with sugar, salt and baking powder in mixing bowl. Beat egg “thoroughly, add milk and rice, well drained and dry, stir in shortening and immediately add flour mixture and stir until dry ingredients are just dampened and hatter is still slightly lumpy and not smooth. Dip quickly into oiled muffin tins filling two-thirds full. Bake in 425 degrees F. oven about 20 minutes. Serve hot. Makes eight to 10 muffins, me-dium-sized. .

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e. diced steamed chicken 1% ¢. French dressing es. finely diced tender celery 6. mayonnaise, chilled 8. boiled salad dressing 1 to 2 tbsps: capers or sweet pickle Crisp lettuce or romaine Sliced pineapple (optional) 2 hard-cooked eggs & Remove skin and fat from steamed chicken and cut meat into cubes. Measure, firmly packed into cups, turn meat into a flat bowl and drizzle on the French dressing so that al] pieces are well-coated with dressing. Cover tightly and place in refrigerator, to marinate for two or three hours. Just before serving time, drain off any excess dressing, add celery, mayonnaise, boiled dressing and capers and toss Just enough to mix well Arrange crisp greens on salad plates. Heap a half cup of the salad mixture on each plate. If

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NEW YORK, April 2 (U. P)— Caramel and chocolate minks, licorice and vanilla broadtails, and fur “shawls” with a spun sugar lightness will be wrapped against breezes this spring, Fur designer Esther Dorothy, who has long shown groups of inexpensive furs dyed all the colors of the rainbow, concentrates her off-sea-son” showing of spring furs on twotone effects created largely with more usual fur: colors. She has abandoned the long stole of the last few seasons to show a line of beautifully worked fur | scarves, walist-length capes and short flared jackets for wear over Easter suits. For the first time in many years she's taking heads and tails ‘out of the scrap basket for trimmings. Fur en Chiffon

Particularly notable in the collection are the fur scarves. Miss Dorcthy calls them “shawls”—which are something new in the way of a shoulder piece. Marten, mink, silver, brown and platinum fox are worked on chiffon instead of leather for light weight and frequently for transparency between skins. When hung straight over the

Mrs. C. J. Ancker will discuss “Iran” at the meeting of the Adelia chapter; I. T.-S. C. at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Y. M. C. A. Hostesses | will be Mesdames J. Francis Huffman, Cedric Lyons, Ralph Lyons and Charles Kelely. Recently elected officers of the chapter are Mrs. Floyd Farley, president; Mrs. William Bowles and Mrs. Robert Clegg, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. James Nelson and Mrs, C. J. MacDowell, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Mrs. C. C. Templin, treasurer. Auditors are Mesdames Charles

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Entirely worked on chiffon, Esther Dorothy's platinum fox shawl is feather-light and drapeable. It has a rounded shoulder line.

Wear it on one shoulder, off the .other, for a smart complementary ook to spring suits and dresses.

shoulder the scarves hang a little above the knees front and back Their centers are narrowed, frequently with an animal head. Their lengths are elongated ovals. New to the neckplece furs is one “shawl” in soft- brown nutria. Miss Dorothy likes a penguin effect in short jackets. She uses white broadtail for .the front, black for the back of both loose and fitted jackets. One beautifully useful waist-length jacket is reversible— white broadtail on one side, black seal on the other, pockets either way. Colors Are Contrasting

Dark ranch mink and light wild mink are used together for a back

and front contrast jacket and a beautiful half and half circular

cape hung with tails its full circumference. They are also worked together for a two-tone shawl. Miss Dorothy, who thinks furs have a place in sportswear as well as dress-up, shows several waistcoat jackets in hroadtail and lamb. They have cap sleeves, back belts and rounded front panels, and they are buttoned in gold or silver or antiqued jewels, Very tricky over slacks.

Mrs. Ancker To Speak

Nay, Virgil Gebauer, and Joe Etter. Mrs. Kelley is delegate to the I, T.8. C. federation.-

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A business meeting will be held by Epsilon chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, tomorrow in the clubrooms. Mrs. James Chandler, Tulsa, Okla., will be a special guest.

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Mrs. Ernest. Battles, president of the Y. M. C. A. unit of the American Legion auxiliary, will give a 45minute program at 9:30 a. m. Sunday at the Boys’ school, Plainfield. Six members of the Girls’ Concert club, -Crispus Attucks high school, will sing. Andrade Amorez will play the piano. Mrs. Elizabeth Green is the unit's boys’ school chairman. Mrs. Battles is. in charge of transportation, which will be provided by the Red Cross motor corps. » ” » The 11th district council meeting has been postponed from tomorrow to May 1.

Nightingale Club To Meet Friday

The Florence Nightingale club will have a luncheorr and business meeting Friday noon at the Warren hotel. Dr. George Bond will discuss “The Heart.” Mrs. John Starost, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Verna Strack, Mrs. Pearl McRoan dnd Miss Lola Smith.

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Officers and chairmen of the In- | ternational Travel-Study Clubs, Inc, and presidents of I. T.-8. C.! chapters will bg, the guests tomor- |

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auditorium. : Mrs. John W. Thornburgh, honorary president and lecturer of the federation, will be the honor guest. The Venetian chapter, of which she .is an honorary member, will be the hostess.

Mr. Watt to Speak

The Marion County Council of Republican - Women will" hold its monthly meeting at the Columbia club tomorrow noon. Ben H. Watt, state superintendent of public instruction, will be the speaker.

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