Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1947 — Page 23

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. ® -n MONDAY Breakfast Stewed apricots Ready-to-eat cereal with sugar and cream Fried eggs : Coffee braid (bought)’ Luncheon Baked macaroni and cheese Watercress, diced beet, chopped egg and carrot salad with garlic dressing

Dinner Broiled calves liver with bacon curls Hashed brown potatoes Escalloped tomatoes Cucumber stuffed with cream cheese salad

*Pineapple delight Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each ¢hild; 1a for each adult. . & » TUESDAY Breakfast Sliced oranges Shirred eggs Toasted cignamon loaf Luncheon Broiled hamburgers on toasted buns Chili sauce Dill pickles Potato chips Fruit jello *Hot spiced milk Dinner Scalloped caulifiower and ham

ttered corn niblets Stuffed apricot salad (with cottage cheese) : Skillet caramel custard Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each child; 1 ¢. fr <=" 2dult. ss = Wis. a AY Breakfast Sliced bananas in apricot nectar Ready-to-eat cereal with sugar and cream Sweet rolls

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Luncheon Watercress and bacon sandwiches on whole wheat bread Buttered pecan ice cream

Tomato aspic ring (cucumber, avocado and cole slaw) : Whole wheat bread and butter Stewed rhubarb Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 ¢, for each adult, » " . THURSDAY Breakfast

Honeydew melon slices with lime

wedges Poached eggs on toast Hot buttered toast Luncheon

*Cheese rice loaf with mushroom

sauce Garden salad : Canned peach tarts Disiner Baked pork chops Baked potatoes . Buttered turnip greens

Red hot candied pear salad with cream cheese nut balls on water-

- THERE ARE four or five factors which affect the whipping quality of cream and any one of these is enough to prevent one from obtaining perfect whipped cream. It should contain at least 30 per cent and not |: more than 356 per cent butter fat for the smoothest product.

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Hot rolls and butter Strawberry and fresh pineapple fruit cup Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult,

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| ishing and particularly good now

By BARBARA BROEKING _ HOSPITALITY needn't be curtailed because of high prices, forthe hostess can dip into seasonal fruits and vegetables for appetizing and thrifty meals. A picture salad of cottage

cheese and fruit, for instance, that doubles as dessert, is nour-

—with strawberry time. here, ‘This dish can be served at any time of the year, however, replacing strawberries with mide summer berries, peaches, bananas, oranges or canned fruits,

» ” » CREAMY CHEESE MOLD 1 envelope granulated gelatine 1% tsps. salt Dash of cayenne 1% c. milk 1% c. cottage cheese 2 thsps. ehopped green pepper 2 tbsps. chopped pimiento Combine gelatine, salt and cayenne in saucepan, Add milk and heat over medium flame until gelatine is dissolved, stirirng constantly, about two or three minutes. Remove from heat and chill When slightly thickened fold in remaining ingredients. Turn into ring mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce.

"Strawberries Add Appeal to Spris

STRAWBERRIES PLAY 'STAR' ROLE—This salad of cottage

cheese and fruit can double as a dessert to bring a meal to a

happy ending. Line center with lettuce and fill with fresh strawberries, grapefruit and orange sections, or any combination of fruit. Or mold in loaf pan. Slice, serve on lettuce and garnish with fruit, Berves seven or eight. * » . P. 8. To those allergic to strawberries: When a rash keeps one

from enjoying summer berries, particularly .strawberries, take a tip from the allergy experts. Cook the berries very lightly before eating. Just bring them to the boiling point with a little water or honey, then chill and serve as usual. Heating foods in many cases seems to lessen allergic reactions. :

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are Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Klier, 949 N, Chester st.

Attendant’s Dress and full chiffon skirt will be worn

hold her fingertip veil, and she will

rounding an orchid. Miss Harriet Billger, the bride's

sleeved frock of pink marquiset. Ed-

bert DeHart.

Monday with the bride's mother. —————

Breakfast Grapefruit halves Eggs baked in bacon rings Hot buttered rye toast Peach jam

Lentil soup Heated crackers Carrot and celery sticks Radish roses *Scotch shortbread squares Dinner Broiled lamb patties Potatoes hashed in cream Buttered zucchini squash Lettuce and green pepper salad with ripe olive sour cream dressing Whole wheat bread and butter Apricot whip

Luncheon

» “ . SATURDAY Breakfast Sugared fresh strawberries French toast with butter and! powdered sugar Luncheon Corn fritters with sirup Brotled bdcon Remainder of Scotch shortbread squares . . Dinner | Fried round steak with cream gravy Mashed potatoes : *PFrench artichokes with drawn butter Bermuda salad Bread and butter > Lemon chiffon pudding » - ” SUNDAY . Breakfast Grapefruit juice Cooked oatmeal with sugar and cream Pan-fried sausage filled coffee cake (bought) Dinner m

Linen Duo

A wonderful dress for a wonderful summer season, designed to fit in with all your plans, The slanted closing is extremely pleasing—note how graceful the gored skirt is.

Roast lamb shoulder with mint barbecue sauce Browned potatoes Buttered carrots Peach halves put together with cottage cheese Hot rolls with butter and grape Jelly : *Chocolate potato cake Supper Cream’ of broccoli soup Cucumber and egg salad sandwiches

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow

Pattern 8106 is for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, 3% yards of 36 or 39-inch. For this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, size desired and the pattern number to Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times pattern service, 214 W.Maryland st., Indianapolis 9.

Meeting Tomorrow The Woodside W. C. T. U. will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Woodside = Methodist church. A program will follow the noon lunch-

through next Wednesday.

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Newcomers. 1 p. m. Pri. Y.W.C. A.

“|ceding a business session. Future philanthropic projects will be dis-|. cused. ;

|Sorority Meets

Verae Sorores chapter, Verus Cordis sorority, met last night at the home of Mrs. Bevin Granger,

EVENTS

Mary Lou Wilkerson, 4414 Guilford, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Roger E. Bahr.

5602 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Fri. 2:3 p. m. Fri. Propylaeum. Speakers, Mrs, J. Perry Meek and Mrs. George Rose. |, .

Frank T. Smith, 514 Campbell, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. E K. Hig-

Tea. Hostess, Mrs. Howard A. Baird; speaker, Mrs. Florence Webster Long. W. A. D. 8 p. m. Pri. Mrs. Cornelia Thomas, 3602 Northwestern, hostess. Woman's Round Table. Fri. Mrs. Frank J. Wise, 5317 Boulevard pl., hostess. Speaker, Mrs. G. A. Millett. LEGION AUXILIARIES Garfield. 8 p. m. Fri. Post home, 1448% Olive. Public card party. Irvington. 1:30 p. m. Fri. Food Craft. shop. Public card party; bake sale. Irvington, Paul Coble & Hugh Copsey. 6:30 p. m. today. Billings hospital. Card party. SORORITIES Alpha Chi Alumnae chap. Alpha Chi Omega. 8 p. m. today. 38th st. branch,” Indiana National bank. Business meeting. Beta chap. Alpha Omicron Alpha. Pri. Hotel Washington. Dinner. Alpha Tau Gamma, 7:30 p. m. to- « day. Cumberland. Wiener roast. Eta chap., Phi Theta Delta. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Joseph Tilford, 11 Bankers lane, hostess.

Mrs. L. C. Peterson To Be Hostess

Mrs. L. C. Peterson, 3709 N. Penn-

at 7:30 p. m. Monday. Officers will be installed pre-

Mrs. Barnes Hostess The Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau

sorority, met last night with Mrs.

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To obtain transfer designs, color chart, sketches of stitches used on the “Mr. and Mrs.” designs

(pattern 5516) send 16 cents

William Barnes, 250 Burgess ave.

1511 Carrollton ave.

Unusual and pretty for showergift linens are these popular “Mr.”

The hand towel motifs are to be embroidered in four complementary colors—the pillow-case motifs use pale yellow and pink ‘for the daisies and & medium deep blue for the letters enclosed in

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couple will leave on a short wedding | per cent have fuller bust measuretrip. They will be at home after |ments. :

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A reception at the Marott hotel |40 per cent have greater hip meas-|on file at the store a will follow the ceremony, and the|urements than “average” and 20|subsequent purchases. The slips, rose) or $3.50.

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Yes, OVEN-FRESH and downright good, right down to the last soft, golden crumb of crust! That's Taystee Bread’ —the tastiest bread you can buy. For fresher flavor—every time—look for the loaf with the big, red ovals.