Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1950 — Page 7

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The meeting wil} Buttz, 3733 Win-

Pi Zeta Chapter, eeting preceding work in musical jarrison, will be

en Lawyers will dnesday, in the-

sident, will prelegislative mat- » coming session, committee chair-

cille Pryor, will ylis Chamber of ety film, “Then

Carmel Business panel discussion Tuesday in the les will serve as

xill be the Rev, Church of Car. Haines and Mar{f Foster Kendall

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Ri ite ned Held Here eld Couple ; Miss Marijean Stanley P. Case t 11 a. m, Satur- . Peter and Paul Rev. Fr. Anthony anville, officiated, or, Miss Norma lainfield, wore a nylon taffeta with The bridesmaids, ck and Miss Betty rger, Plainfield, nite-green taffeta 3. All wore mitts : to match in net,

wn Worn 1 own was of blues with ‘a full skirt collar. illusion gathered ssoms. e, Plainfield, was 2st man. Ushers Case, brotheér of Plainfield, and

ie couple are Mr, McGonagle; and >. P. Case, Plain-

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MONDAY, NOV. 27, 1950 _____-

‘Eat Well For Less—

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Recipe For Eggnog Will Brighten Holiday Parties

At Berkshire Mountain Inn , | By GAYNOR MADDOX AT THE foot of the Berkshires in a 190 year old inn, there's the smoothest bowl of eggnog in this Christmas world. : Russell and Rosamond Chapin own the New Boston Inn,

These two genial people regard serving good food to al who gtop by as their duty to mankind. New Bosten, Mass. is at the juncture of U. S. routes 8 and 87 and the inn waits hospitably on a little hill overlooking the town. Mrs

Chapin. a noied dramatic soprano, favors the European custom of serving eggnog on Christmas Eve. ’ “In- reverent remembrance of the holy event of the first Christmas, carols are sung.” she said- “then presents are opened with father playing Santa Claus, Suddenly—everyone gets hungry

and at that moment the Christmas eggnog appears with little cookies and thinly sliced fruit sn 8 cake.” # ' so Tuesday's Menus LET'S FOLLOW ihe Se BREAKFAST: Orange juice on nn (8 ? just as Mrs. ready-to-eat cereal, French Chapin gave it . toast, sirup, coffee, milk. to. me. LUNCHEON: Tomato juice ; For an eg8- frankfurters on rolls; musnog sufficient to es serve ten people tard, cabbage and green pepgenerously pro-, Per salad, chocolate brownies. ceed as follows: tea, milk.

Plan to make it DINNER: Oven-fried chick-

in the morning on" inlet gravy, mashed pobecause it must i : have H o tatoes, chopped spinach, en- : BT it me BL riched bread, butter or forti- . My. Maddox © i NOTOughly. fied margarine, raw carrot a , into a large sticks, pumpkin pie, . cheese, earthenware bowl put the yolks (nffee. milk. of a dozen grade A fresh eggs. ° - ese

Set the whites temporarily to one side in a smaller howl, “To the yolks add slowly, bit by bit, while beating with a roThis is the first article of a | six-part series, “Christmas at The Inn.” tary beater, one cup of sifted granulated sugar and. one level teaspoon of salt. When the yolks, sugar and salt | are well blended discard the ro-| tary beater in favor of a French! Whip (wire whisk) and add elowly) while whisking, one pint of heavy cream and two and one halt quarts of whole rich milk. ” n n NOW COMES the part where vou must follow your own inclinations. You may flavor your eggnog with good vanilla extract alone or you can do as we do and add slowly, while whisking, one pint of good rye, one half pint of light rum and one half pint of brandy. ; 3 Don't forget that a strong dash good vanilla, too, seems to blend all the other flavors especjally well, . : Lastly whip whites fnto a firm meringue with one eup sifted granulated sugar and a dash of salt. Fold this into the eggnog and store the whole conc~ctinon away in the Yefrigerator 2 a covered bowl so none of the 2. ma can escape. Just before serving, give it one final whisk and pour it into a well chilled china or silver punch bowl. Add~a top dusting of nutmeg and

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Choose Costum

By EDYTH T. McLEOD

about costume jewelry? 1 . love it but my daughter | thinks I wear too much. I am | tan, fairly heavy and age 56. C. WwW." Costume jewelry should be the accent to add-a smart touch td your costume, but don't overdo it! Choose .a clip or pin because it means something to you, bracelets because they’ flatter vour wrists or your hands. But do not wear “sets” of costume jewelery. You will look as though you had not enough taste to choose harmonizing pieces. Individuality is so much more interesting. Choose things which go together well but not,a complete “set” of matched pieces. “I have long hair. It's graying. which I do -not mind, but wear braids around my head because I like them. Does this now, at 51, make me look sort of eccentric or foolish? Mrs

No, vou won't look eccentri or foolish but the style is trying

Miss Alice Spitz Is Married

A Thanksgiving marriage was

- that of Miss Alice Spitz and Glen

Lightner, Indianapolis. The cere-

mony was performed in the Grace tiie Rev.

Methodist Church with F. T. Johnson reading the vows.

Parents of the bride

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are Mr. and Mrs, Everett S. Spitz, 406 N.

Miss Phyllis Campbell w a= the 4 variety in salads. Cut an appie ey suena Brice into very thin slices Crosswise groom, was best, man. - Remove core from each slice and A reception. held in the home of AITANge thin, small rounds of

the bride's parents, followed the raw carrots on top. Heap minced ceremony. 2 dates and chopped nits in the After a short trip. the couple center. Serve on plain or shredded will be at home at 2342 Talbot lettuce with French or mavon- * naise dressing

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Try to understand their 1950 ideas and make vourself -and and your ‘home so attractive that they will bring their friends in to meet vou. That's tHe ideal setup.

” n ~ . “DOES red nail polish make old hands look older? -Grandma.” . I think that the soft pinks with iridescent base, are more becoming. They give a nice sheen to the nails but aren't so definite. , And. Grandma. don't forget vour hand cream’ Next I'll. give 3ou the answers to "What Shall 1 Do?”

Dates With Apples

Combine apples with dates for

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In Scleroses Symptoms Vary With Location

By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. MULTIPLE a fairly rare disease of the nervous system. but a very impor-

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Even though not common, there are probably close to 100.000 persons afllicted with it in the United States alone. It attacks several parts of the nervous svstem ‘and it is for this reason that it i¥ called “multiple.” The

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Add Butter to Rice

Add one tablespoon of lard or utter for each cup of uncooked rice used. Cook in the us manner except for this addition at the beginning of the cooking process. This is particularly good when serving rice as an accompaniment for meals.

Polish Subs for Spray For a white Christmas inside your house, try spraying your Daily vacuuming on used areas, wreaths and trees with white shoe ind once a week in any ease. is polish. Snow that doesn’t melt can weommended by most manufac- be produced by using an ordinary fly sprayer to distribute the polish.

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