Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1952 — Page 11

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By JOAN SCHOEMAKER ‘Times Food Editor

EACHERS usually get the apple, but here's a turnabout. Pupils take home the prizes at the Cordon Bleu Cooking School each Thursday through Apr. 17 in

‘Ayres’ Auditorium.

The sessions are sponsored by The Indianapolis Smith College Club and given by Mrs. Dione Lucas of the New York Cordon Bleu Cooking School’ and Res-

~ taurant.

The cake lesson included side

comments on mixing, storing

and serving. Mrs. Lucas suggested using a rubber scraper to mix quickly and efficiently.

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TO KEEP A ~ake for several days Mrs. Lucas recommends using butter instead of shortening. The cake will stay moist. Shortening in a cake makes the cake good only the day it is

baked.

Frosting a cake on the plate it is served on is simple when Mrs. Lucas’ method is followed. First she lined the plate with a

NY Educator To Be Feted

By Sorority

D*® Ethel J. Alpensfels, New York, will be honored at a reception by the

Indianapolis Alumnae Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Bert C. McCammon, 3743

- N. Meridian St.

At the 8 o'clock party Dr. Alpensfels, New York University associate professor of edu-

eation, will be presented. the |"

Nation Award of the sorority as an outstanding speaker. and anthropologist. It will be given by Mrs. B. F. Leib, national officer of the sorority, Dr. Alpensfels is an Alpha Sigma Alpha. Guests in addition to alumnae club members, will be members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Panhellenic Council, national officers of Panhellenic sororities living here, Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross, Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Shibler and Dr: Alberta Jones. “ ® » DR. AND MRS. HARTT WALSH: deans of women in Ball State Teachers College and Indian#® State Teachers College

and Miss, Ruby East, sponsor | of the sorority’s Beta Upsilon

Chapter at Indiana State.

Mrs. Shibler is in charge of | Assisting are |

arrangements. Mesdames W. E. Noblitt, Howard J. McDavitt and O. K. Gaskins, Miss Adelaide McCarty and Miss Elizabeth Presnall,

Wedding Set Tonight

Vows uniting Miss Mary Elizabeth Waring and Max Edward Beaman will be read at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Fountain Square Christian Church by the Rev. W, F. Mathis. Parents of the bride are Mrs. W. T. McClintock, Bedford, and James Waring, San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beaman, 1277 Naomi St, are the bridegroom's parents, Miss Janet Jackson and Richard Beaman will attend the couple, The bride will wear a dusty rose lace frock with prehid accessories. Following a reception in the home of the bridegroom's par-

- ents, the couple will leave for

a short trip. They will live at 2446 N. Pennsylvania St. after

bé sprinkled over the topping.

large paper doily. Her next step was to cut a perfect square of waxed paper in half and then in quarters so she had four equal triangles. These were placed atop the paper doily, slightly overlapping in the form of ‘he original square. The cake was set on top. of the papers and iced. Each triangle was gently pulled from its spot to reveal a perfectly clean serving platter. Ld ” n

FOR A FROSTING nn a yellow cake Mrs. Lucas used a

maple icing. Three-fourths cup . of egg whites were stiffly beat-

en and 21; cups maple sirup were put on to cook until the light thread stage, As the egg whites were still beating in the electric mixer, the hot sirup was poured very, very slowly on the egg whites. They were beaten until quite thick (as long as 15 minutes) and spread both between layers and on top the cake, Coarsely chopped walnuts or pecans can

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Times photo by Dean Timmerman POSTER PAINTING—Jaycee wives are doing all the planning and work for a “campaign” dance Apr. 12 in the Columbia Club preceeding the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce election of officers. Designing posters and making decorations for the party are committee members Mes-

2 dames Charles E. Shearer Jr, Paul H. Buchanan Jr, and August Diener Jr. (left to right),

Pupils Get Cooking School Prizes

Following is her cake recipe for Gateau Favorite (Maple

” " " GATEAU FAVORITE (Maple Cake) 13 ec. vegetable shortening or butter 1 ¢. granulated sugar 4 eggs 115 e. cake flour Ya e. milk 2 tsps. making powder 215 ec. maple sirup Cream: the butter, add the sugar and beat until white. Beat in the egg yolks. 8ift the flour and add with the milk. Fold in the baking powder and four stiffly beaten egg whites. Grease two shallow layer cake tins. Line the bottoms with waxed paper and grease again.

Divide the gake batter in two

tins and bake in a 350 degree F. oven for 35 mihutes, until the cakes are golden on top. Turn out on waxed paper and cool slightly before frosting with maple sirup and egg white frosting.

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Address Women's

Council on Tuesday

Dx IL LYND ESCH, Indiana Central College president, will discuss problems of education with members of

the Wamen's Council of the Indianapolis. Chamber of |

Commerce at & noon luncheon Hotel, : f He plans to cover material on the advantages of general education over specialization,’ what colleges are doing to fit. the student into being a good citizen, the college stand on Commufiism, the rating between college -men and women and non-college men and women and the abuse or lack of abuse of academic freedom by instructors., ®

-Toastmistress Club

Mrs. Dixie Keithley, president of the Meridian Toastmistress Club and recent winner of the area speech contest, will address members of the Indian-. apolis Toastmistress Club at a 6 p. m. dinner meeting Tuesday in the YMCA. Also on the program will be Mrs. Donald 8. Tilford and Miss Mary Lou Feltman. Toastmistress for the evening will be Miss Evelyn Taylor and Mrs. Lafe Gasaway will

Tuesday in the Spink-Arms

lead table topics. The educa- |

tinal part of the program will be led by Mrs. Richard Swift.

Monday Club A board meeting of the Monday Club is set for 12:30 p, m, Apr, 14 in the Meridian Room, Colonial Furniture Co. A 1:30 p. m. business meeting will be

followed by a book review of |

“Grandma Moses” by Mrs, Paul M. Kilby.

Old Glory ITSC

Mrs. Carl Swanson, 6187

Washington Blvd, will be

hostess at 8 p. m. Tuesday to

the Old Glory Chapter, Inter | national Travel Study Olub, | Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak. |

Salon 8 & 40 The 14th anniversary of the Indianapolis 8 & 40 Salon will be marked at a dinner meeting

Thursday in the Warren Hotel,

Mrs. Sarah Baker and Mrs. Gleela Day are in charge of ‘the 6:30 p. m, party,

Hostesses Announced For Annual Matrix Table

H OSTESSES for the Matrix Table the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi will give to-

morrow have been announced by Mrs. John Spicklemire, |

hostess chairman, D The event will begin at 1 p. m. in the Gold Room of the Hotel Antlers. Hostesses should arrive a half hour" earlier,

Heading tables will be Mesdames Boyd Higgins, Bosamond Risser Jones, Agnes McCulloch Hanna, Susan Ostrom, DeForest O'Dell, Robert Juday, Marguerite Smith, Marvin Lagenauer, George Morec and Donald Weinberg.

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MESDAMES GRACE GOLDEN, J. R. Adams, C. E. Dee, Ruth Rhode, John W. Scales; Jane Hall Gable, Gerald Herrigan, Lee Fox, Boyle Woodward, Paul Griggs and Fred Beyer, Misses Hildred Funk, Jeannette Grubb, Georgia Glanakos, Dorothy Knisely, Dorothy Stein meier and Eleanor Peterson. Out-of-tpwn hostesses include Mrs. Francis W. Clark, Frankfort; Mrs.© Ruth Hancock, Greensburg, and Mrs. Robert R, Sturgeon, Richmond. After the luncheon Miss Kathleen McLaughlin of the

New York Times will be the principal speaker. Hoosier

Headliner awards and the | Fanny Wright Memorial Award | to a woman prominent in In- | diana jouralism in 1951 will be |

announced,

Mr. Peat to Talk On Portraitists .

An fllustrated lecture on “British Portraitists of the 18th Century” will be given by Wilbur D. Peat, Herron AN Mu.

seum director, at 4 p. m. Sun-

day in the museum, Paintings in the museum's collection by Sir Henry Raeburn. Sir Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Gainsborough, George Romney and John Hopper will be shown. x Included will be a recent gift from Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H, Noyes, “Portrait of the Hon, John Cheyne” by Raeburn,

The lecture is open to the

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