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Informal Affairs
Hark Social ;
Calendar
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Bridge luncheons and Informal
Sartles bar been numerous this
eek with hosteiwes entertaining
Informally. Mr. Jack Currle waa
hostess to membra of the Town
' and Country club at her subur
ban, bom near 811 vert on Wednes
day afternoon. Luncheon waa
nerved followed by aereral honra
of carda. Additional gnests war
, Mrs.- George Flagg, Mra.. Arthur ?
Raba, Mra. Errln Smith and Mra.
William L. McOlnnla and Mra.
Harry Pritslaff of SUverton.
'V Hostess For Two Affaire
Mra. Jamea MeFarland enter
- talned for members of ler club
Wednesday afternoon with a salad
luncheon at her home: Mra. Ray
Webber waa an .additional guest.
The St. Patrick moUf was need
In the decorations and carda: were
In play during the afternoon.
Club member are Mra. Herbert f
. Bailey, Mrs. Elmer Berg, Mra.
Ralph t. Eggstaff. Mra. Stanley
Krueger. Mra. Herman Hllle, Mra.
John H. Ilagley and Mrs. Mcrar-
land. . ...-,!.
Friday Mra. McFarland will ba t
hostess to . ber contract club with
a dessert luncheon and several
hours of carda. The guests will be
Mra. John H. Bagley, Mrs., John
Carkin,, Mra. Oscar- Cutler, Mra.
J. M-Devers, Mra. Walter SpauldV j
Ins, Mra. Kenneth Murdock, Mre.
. H S. Swart, Mrs. John Craig. Mrs.
Charles Cole. Mrs. E. R. Straus
baugb and Mrs. L. C. McLeod.
Dessert Supper .
Mr. and Mra. David Wright will
entertain' Informally at their home!
- on Stewart street. tonight in com-:
pliment to members of their club.
" A dessert supper will be served to
be. followed by an evening of con
. tract.
Club members are Mr. and Mrs.
A: A. Gueffroy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Yocom, Mr. and Mrs. Leon,. Glea-
son, Mr; and Mra. F. O. DeLano,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kurt and Mr.
and Mra. David Wright.
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Six Entries Chosen
In Press Contest
Judging of the six best en
tries in the New Tork Herald '
Tribune press contest which waa
sponsored In Oregon by the Ore
eon" Federation of Women's
clubs' press and " publicity, de
partment baa - been - completed. - -
Entries were submitted from
such' widely . separated clubs i of
the state as Pendleton, Forest
Grove, Milton and St. Helena.
From the number received by
Mra. A. P. Soils of f SUverton,
chairman, the following cluba
were represented by their presa
chairmen: : Washington County
Federation of Women's clubs,
Mra. W. S. Roberts of Forest
Grove; Bandon Junior Woman's
club, Mlsa A I Ice? Jean Davk;
Marihfleld Woman's Civic club,
Atn Conn ell; SUverton Woman 'a
club, Mrs. C. H. Whitman; Pen
dleton Junior Woman's club,
Mrs. H. B. Holdman; Salem '
Woman's club. Miss. TCula McCul
lyi From these six entries the
Herald Tribnne wilt select two
winners and these two, win in
turn 1m eligible for the national
cask awards of 126. $16 and $10.:
Judges t for the state eonteat
were Mr Mahlon S. Hoblitt , of
' . the SUverton Appeal-Tribune,
Miss Elinor Pilbury, dub editor
of the Oregon Tournal and Mr.;
Arden X. Pangborn, - mar aging
' editor of the Morning Oregon-"
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Eastern Star Group ;
Meets for Cards
The Eastern Star Social After
noon club met for an afternoon ,
of cards Tuesday at the Maaonle
' temple. Seven tablea. - were In.
- play and bonora : went to Mrs,
. Lena . Beechler and Mrs. Nina.
Adams. The table decorations
. carried oat the St. Patrick's day
-motif. , - c-
The committee in charre ' in
cluded Mrs. Marjorle Marriott,
Mrs. Hetty Robinson,-Mrs. Lettie
Loose,. Mrs. .Maude Tallman, Mrs.
Bessie Edwards. Mrs. Helen Sav
age, Mrs. Mabel Cone and Miss
Ulva Derby. ' - -
The Fldae Afternoon Study'
club. International peace organ!-
aatioa of the American . Legion
auxiliary,' spent Tuesday, 'after
toon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Marshall. Mrs. ' J. Seellara,
' who was-a guest of. the clubr
read an entertaining biography
of the girlhood of Queen Maria'
of . Ronmanla, and . Mrs. C. E.
Guenlher read a paper on Tha
Heart of Roumania Ita People.'
The current areata were con
ducted ' by Mrs. Lelf Bergavlk;
Present were Mrs.' Clyde Kaiser,
Mrs. Walter Spauldlng, Mrs. Lief
Bergsvlk, Mrs. Glenn Seeley, Mra.
" Albert C. Gragg, Mrs. Hrida
Waters, Mrs. a E. Guenther,
Mrs. John E. Cooler. Mrs. E. J.
Seellara and Mrs. Frank .Mar-
Shall. - :: - - -:r J'--
Ir. mmd Mrs, Bern G. Woelke
entertained at. dinner Tuesday
avenisg. . Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Morrison. Eugene
. Morrison. V Irian - Morrison, all
of Portland, .Mrs. Paulino : Ycl
of Marshfleld. Justine Woalka
and Wlllard Grant. Other guests
bidden later In the' evening for.
pinochle were Mr. and Mrs. ouls
W: Brawn, Orvln Brown am Mr.,
and Mrs. Gus Lermaa. " '
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Klein of
Denver, Colo., former Salem resi
dents, are being welcomed In the
capital.' They are "visiting for
several weeks st the home ct
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth - Klein, to
whom a daaghter, Doris Louise,
was born Monday at t&o Salsa
Ceneral hospital. - , -
; The Salem Cocncil of Woman's
organisations will hold its regu
lar meetln? in the fireplace room'
of ' the Salem public library at
2 'o'clock:: today. " Mr. W. If.:
II; -".ton will speak on the com
munity chest. , Reprasentatlvea
from . all women's : organisations
' are-eligible. .
?!rs. ITarrytV. Collins and ber,
jfau-iUr-la-la', . Mrs. Bradford.
Cclllcs, are entertaining ' with a
nether and daughter tea on Fri
day t:i:rncoa; at the- formCr'a
yce. Calling hours are from
3:23 to 6:30 o'clock.
CLUB CALENDAR ,
rburaday, March It ? ?
Caoitol tent hire HD Macca
bees. Fraternal temple, P-nu
- WO Faculty club - wlta Mrs.
E. T. Brown, 1:1$ p. nu
Liberty Women's club with .
Mra. W. R. Dallas, S o'clock.
Hayesville Woman's lab
with Mrs. M. S. Fisher.
West Salem Women's club at
elnbboase, t p. nu r
Chapter G of PEO with Mra.
W. W. ; Moore, C3$ .North
Church, street, 1:10 p. m.
Hollywood Merry-Go-Ro n ,
with Mra. Irene HenselL 2 p. m.
WiUametta Tent hive Macca
bees, KP hall, $ p. m.
. Fidelia class f First Baptist ,
church with Mra. T. W. Davlea, .
241 North Cottage street, 2
P". Grant PTA, 4 p. n. at
schoolhouse, pictures of TMCA
camps on program.
Friday. March 17 "
Degree of Honor, $ p. nu
Pythian hall, benefit ca party.
Hal Htbbard auxiliary with
Mra. . Hugh Craig, 2 p. m. a . ;
i Unitarian Women's Alliance,
social meeting with Mrs. John
R. Pollock, $02. North Winter (
street 2:S0 p. m.
r Married- People's class, of
First Baptist church, ' meeting
and dinner t:46 at church.".
St. Patrick's day tea for
Women's Missionary society of
Englewood. United Brethren
church with Mrs. W. A. Reaves,
2:30 to 4 p. m.
. Woman'a ' auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal ; church with
Mrs. J. B. By water, 216 West
.Superior, 2:30 p. m.
Sigma Tan mothers meet at
: chapter bouse on Oak street, 2 :
p. m. ' ' ' i
Ladles'' Dakota club, with
. Mrs. J. Kartemeyer, route ' 4.
' Cars leave - Center and ' Liberty
at 1:30 p. m. - -
OE3 Past Matrons' associa
tion with Mrs. Godfrey at
i 7:30 p. m. s
Satnrday, March 18
: Marion County PTA at Tur
ner, 2 p. m.
Mrs. Rhoten Will
Head PEO Group
Next Year
Bropny, Mrs. T. H. Galloway,
Mrs. Carl Emmons was hostess Mrs. U., G. Shipley, Mrs. J. J. gm . r
to members of chapter BC. PEO Panton, Mra. Miller B. Harden, o OOTT LJanCS ZO
Sisterhood at ber home Tuesday Mra. William H. Burghardt, Mra. Zfii "
afternoon for a delightful affair Homer Goulet, sr., , Mrs. T. O. FollOW GcMieS
celebraUng the third birthday of Russell, Mrs. Oliver C .Locke,
the organixatlon of the chapter. Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee, Mra. JTo h TJl& ht "
Luncheon was served and guest, fc.- 5" Mf,nrsh. 1
were seated at small tablea with SlKw.Lf ftr Out-of-town guests are numer
eovers placed for 20 guests. Yel- SSJ? "waVSci" the capital this week with
low and white cakes wereerved Iwtrd Dur Mr? V I membera of the high school set
and the decoraUve scheme carried tti IfJ entertaining house guests for the
out the yellow and white colors. A Sy. HaSVtwt basketball tournament which
special guest was Frank Frank , gj yoSIi & B JrV. opened yesterday. Informal lunch
Myera. 1 1 ; r. ke, Ifri Gin-e aSSl - reakfasta and dinners will
New officers for the ensuing vT wV v .f7.JT. V mark the aoclal calendar for the
I?" W!f! 1."d Ud.e
Mra George Rhoten, president;
mru. armor oaies, nce-presiaem;
Mrs. Claire Lee, recording sec-
rrWJrV'eSS:
ponding secretary; Mrs. Gall San-
ders, chaplain; Mrs, Louise An-
derson, guard. Mrs; Emmons is
the retiring president.
e
Dessert Bridge Party
Event of Today
Mrs. Herman Miller has In
vited a group of matrons to a
iTilJnLrT. ' rrT
rSTTtS. oa. Belle-
r.ntairub?ernrp
motif will be used In the appoint-
menu. Several hours of contract
will follow the lnneheon
Theg?e.tshwll nfSSa, O. D.
LI . . . . . . .
lil.m.- V.. B..t.M. M-m
amitmsTj aifc -as. ai s a akmauai, aaa sa
J. Deane Patterson. Mra. Llmer
Berg, Mra. r Kenneth . Murdock,
Mra. James - Teed, I Mrs. R. O.
Wlkstrom. Mrs. Harris Llets.
. " "
Englewood PTA Meets
At Sehoouiouse :
; The ' Englewood PTA met on
Tuesday night tor a' business and
arwisl meettnri Tht trann tir.
.rr.V ZZmtZ -
wousiy arranged to sponsor a
.
at least one Campfire Girla unit s frhe c2Sa U cW to ail 1 it
v rimm-li m 5w - . young; business girla. An
SiwSnS rK irt totroductory lesson . waa given
enAmeet?? S Sm ' Fj?"1. nlt a iocU1 ho"
gtrefKneVdK
differencea and Mra. Dorothy .
Daugberty told about the "read- A v n. J .
mgStsn wSnriirtadno tawa 35ha Tetao!
lllss Graxe Geibel Mra folrn ISh
Blak. and Mia. Blanch Grentain- diVfternon at Grey's. Cov-
'a a 'a' era were placed for Mrs. Arch
w f .. ,-, A r fc v- .?V s-k . Jerman, Mrs. Robert Shinn, Mrs.
r The Royal Neighbors of Ajneri- SSeMei!lUnA M-T Ly?, Cro1?e
l ea, met at the Fraternal ; temple W: Al .i ? Mrm-
l Monday, at 2 o'clock. Out-of-town ? ? SUTerton
visitors 'a Included Deputy State X fr ki ?
"Supervisor- Nicholson and Neigh- ;
bor 8wartout of Scotts Mills and uinaSSL-t
Kelghbora:; Beckner.-; Harrla' and t iStStej' ber, -t0m
Streeter of Labisb: . Lunch was wf'SL! hon
Ing "by a committee of wblefcJpjftnW:
Genevieve ,01eson was chairman. 7 "T7. ,lITc. - ... .
-e -'- . ' Mrs.. Sydney . Kramer had aa
Mrs. D. L. Spalding has aa eir lnneheon gnests Wednesday
guest her sister-in-law. Mra; Li HH. O'EelDy;- Mrs. Allan
Squire; of Sisne, ni. Mrs. Spald- Zr"0Tt VB Un- E. - Perry of
tag waa- la the eaat last summer fortland. Later the group at- '
and returned wlth Mrs. Squire, jeaded the afternoon session of
who 'remained In Oakland until the legislature. -last
Sunday when she came to --: ".:
Salem.: Mra. Squire will return - Home from St. Helens Hall for
home next Wednesday. - r ."Pring .vacation Is Mlas Ren-e
- , , ... - , ' " t Cajlan, daughter ot Mr; and Mrs.
The second In a series of naeet- David Caplan. Miss Caplan baa
ings of the art group f - the "fr house guest Mlsa Zlleaa
Ealea Junior Woman's club will rcPoaald of Portland. :
be held tccisht at the art center
in studio C at 2 o'clock." Mr.
Isaac Watklns w&l lecture to the
group and ' an interested girla
end club members are Invited to
attend. Miss Madge Reld and
Miss Evelyn Akers are arranging
the meeting. -
-SPEOALr-
Onr Usual Wave, Complete 75c
Perm. Ou , , , .
Push Wave, f n-SO
Complete '
Open Thursday Ere.'
. by Appointment -:
- " Phone 8663 -
107 First National Bank Bldr.
1 CASTLB PHIUL WATERS -
S.abciBiieif
Father Alcuin to
SpeakatAAUW
Luncheon
, i . .... .... ..
, Father Alcuin of Mt. Angel
has : been engaged ' aa the guest
' speaker at the meeting of the
Salem branch, 'American Associa
tion of University Women Satnr
day afternoon at 1 o'clock In
the Mirror room of the Marlon
hotel. Father Alcuin will speak
an his knowledge and experiences .
ol conditions Is Spain, Austria
and Germany.
. AH graduates of colleges west'
of : tha- rocklea, exclusive ,ct the
, University of Oregon, will b
i honored at : the meeting. Those
'wishing reservations for tha -luncheon
meeting are asked to
call 3291 or. 1532. i
At the meeting plana will be
announced for the annual state
' convention of AAUW to ba held
In Salem April 14 to 16. Com
mittees will be appointed by -tha -
. chairman, Mlsa Beryl Holt, state
vice-president. i i
Mrs. Phillip Barrett, chairman
of -the .nominating committee,
will submit namea for the 1932
officers. Mrs. Waldo . Zeller,
president, will preside at this
1 1mportant meeting.
.. .... - e .
Guild Members Feted
At Luncheon
Mrs. George Swift was hostess
: to members of the Junior Guild
'; of St. Paul's , Episcopal church.
'Tuesday afternoon at the parish
house. Assisting hostesses were
Mra. Frank.. Patterson, -Mrs.
' Frank Minto and - Mra. Claude
Johns. The buffet luncheon table
waa centered with a bouqun of
daffodils In a c r y a t a 1 bowl
' flanked by pale green tapers In
1 crystal holders.
' Those present were Mrs. Cor
nelia Thomas, Mra. R. J. Hay
barger, Mrs. Hugh J. Chrisman,
Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. O. K. Cola
of SUverton, Mrs. Charles Jory,
Mra. J. c. Campbell, Mra. John
'rank Mlnto and Mrs. aande
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The 596th consecutive -ueeklv
Standard Srmnhonv honr. to h
broadcast over NBC Pacific coast
Red Network stetions at 8:15
o'clock tonight, will be ilayed by
the Standard Symphony orches-
2!, le'' dlrecte
Henry Svedrofsky.
For his program, Mr. Sved-
mwwu vawauv.w
the works of Jan SibeUus. Nleo-
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Meeting Tuesday "
The
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business and industrial .immii-'
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Style - SmiUi
NOW will yon get
'''iLl'
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One way to get action. Though the little woman already has that
spring look of animation In a Jacket-blouse of pebbly crepe fuchsia
with stunning diagonal stripes of violet. Note the bandmaster col-
lar and many, many little buttons. The new, longer Jacket la 1m-
portart news la the black suit on
single closing at the waist. Flattering, Indeed, with a sheer, snirrea
pink blouse worn beneatH! Copyright. 1SJS, Esquire reaturea.
Inc.
TlBltori-
The younger set will also dance
following the gamea on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights. To
night a group of high school girls
will 'be hostesses for a sport
dance at CastiUiaa hall following
the last game from 10 to 12
o'clock. Bud Mercer's orchestra
has been engaged to play for dan-
eln" nd anyone Interested is In-
Tited to attend.
Three Dances
Arranging the dance are Miss
fjyllis Fisher. Miss Florence Duf-
fy. Miss Genevieve Doud, Miss
Marjorle Mae Wblttington, Mlsa
Jane Mackenxie.
s Club will hold Its an-
ffi irUto
the affairs. On Friday the
! honra will be from : to 12 and
Saturday 1 to 12 o'clock. All
.etball
nlBavfc JUU : viuu !. Ml.
laBJI IN UTUII1 tO atlCna.
viu. -
oelock the annual Viking Review
wUl be held at the high school aa-
eiterium. Thia traditional prodae-
?T- 1. v -U. 7 T
til vlaltln (Mini nlsvfna- In thm
tonrnatment. '
, Mis. Betty Annnsen U chairman
of the committee In m
eluding Wesley McWain. Bob
Relnboldt. Miss VirginU Steed.
Miss Darhara Crein end Mi.a Ol
. -ji -:r, "rST" - Tr, H i
fealty adviser. w
hom on LeUe atreet for
m v ??I
lttA6tJ V f0r
' "e e
membera of her bridge club to
her home tonight. FoUowlng sev-
!2J J10 ? contract .upper
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Oregon, Thursday Mornisjr, March 16, 1939
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me those aocka?
the left Also Its shawl rerers ana
Raspberries Cooked
With Rice
Raspberries and rice are baked
together to make an interesting
dessert. The raw rice takes up
the Juice from the berries, soma
additional liquid may be aaaea.
RICE AND RED BASFBEHR1U9
cup rice
teaspoon salt
V cno sugar
1 cup Ted raspberry pulp and
Juice
Wash the rice thoroughly,
cook until tender. - Add salt,
sugar, raspberry pulp and juice.
Bake In a moderate oven for
one hour. Serve with top milk.
a .
Apricots Combined "With
Cheese, Nuts
APRICOT r SURPRISE SALAD
2 packages cream cheese
1 tablespoon milk
1 can apricots
MU8ic of MacDoweR tO
.
Be Heard Tonight
The weekly radio program
over KSLM being sponsored by
of those who we "terest-d to
"f'ln5B f th aim- e?
munlty. Aa one or the alms of
J?!'tJ
1IK1 .., Wliu. .
the noted composer Edward Mao-
ffofrfm.
which Includes: "To
and "To a Water TJlyft
?r S?6" L IrK?
let: "The Pansy," The Yellow
Daisy and "TOO UOVOi Py
Gladys Mclntyre Tnomas. ao-
JZti?'-
JlJlSJuk Si
lA J. $7-2
"ettu",c.' mZl
panwa oy jnwwu, 4117,
Beaming Eyes" and i cradle
0 k- 1 Mm
sdowS "cinb-pSS
,m"' ? JSfffT:
Wharton, Gretchen Reinhardt,
Ruth Wamke and Grace Sher-
man with Thelma Flnlay accom-
JJVI Hti
Mr. and Mrs. Daa McLellan
have as their guest for several
days. Mrs. i Fred V Ueuallen of
27 More
Days
ri, iTo Have
Your ' Bab Picture
. Waken for the
Only
llodern Furniture j
Recalls Style '
Of Past
The moat popular furniture
styles crafted In mahogany to-
day Include copies of the 18th
century master craftsmen and
designers, Chippendale, Sheraton,
Hepplewhlte and Adam; CUonial
American reproductions; ; Federal
American reproductions, and
Svedish modern designs done In
tha llrht natural finishes called
harvest, wheat straw and the
honey tones. t
Tha brothers Adam, Robert,-
lames. John and William were
arbiters of ' architectural r fashion
In the middle of the 18th cen-
tury fat England They not' only
v-n. w.. .! v v.
they designed furniture for these
homes and attended to every
detail . of decoration. ;
Robert Adam, ..the most fam--ons
brother, is supposed to have
been responsible for the bulk of
the furniture designs. He em
ployed, atralght, vertical lii.es for
his chair and table supports, and
his decorations used on mirrors.
furniture and - mouldings were
the swags of husks or bellflow- ter. Add tomatoes, rice and sea- two or three times during bak
ers. patterned after the flower , eonlng. Serve hot between rllces' ing. Remove picks and serve.
of the acanthus plant; rosettes,
the Greek anthemlon or the con-
Tentlonallsed honeysuckle, scan-
thus leaf scrolls, wreaths. Gre-
clan vase and lamp and lyres.
. Many furniture pieces,' though
of mahogany or aatlnwood were
painted white, green, or grey
and others were gilded. 1
Duncan Phyfe, foremost Amer-
m!So uttB
beautiful train and using -subtle-
riar;e MMinradorni.
nates throughout hi. work. All
r.r. t?" v.r
f 'II l". ."," J dintin,.
lm mJSc "l!
7" . 1 JJ!
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r-nT r. IvTL Vi.- I
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which are applied to different
pieces.
Thesc decorations on Duncan
Phyfe furniture follow those on
M. 41 XUi UlbUI, IIUIVW huun vu
cup chopped nuts
y cup French dressing
1 tablespoon lime Juice
Mix cream cheese and milk
until smooth. Add nuts. Form
Into balls. Arrange three apri-.
cot halves on lettuce, Place
cheese ball In center, of each.
Mix dressing and lime Juice,
Serve on aalad.
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Soft, Cutfyl lT.Hxll!.
- Plaids, stripes, solids 1 - -
A tor 37c ;
Corned Beef in
AnjGarils
Delicious j
' CArneA tteef. even the canned
Si?hr a5nr?nV!cr
tare, with all the assurance
being In high favor with both.
cooka and diners. '
If von want unusual dishes.
I yon need not shy away from good
? old corned beef, or hash either
CORNED BEEF HASH PUFFS
3 eggs separated
1 can eorned beet hash
1-3 -cap eatsu p
cup water
2 tablespoons chopped pickles
Parsley I
Beat egg yolks until light and
whites until stiff.
Mas corned
beef hash with fork.-Add yolks
and mix well. Fold In egg whites
and drop by spoonfuls on but-
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Asparagua aalad
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Mock crown roast of pork
with sweet potatoes
Buttered celery sauce
Boiled custard on sponge cake
MOCK CROWN BOAST ..
Tor service" for six, purchase
two aldea of , spareribs, and have
the butcher crack each through
the center. Boll Ja salted water
to cover until ribs may be slip-
ped from the wteau eeiecc
straight, thin plecee of meat and
divide Into six strips- 01 eqnai
length.
Pick meat from remain'
Ing portions to make one and
half cups and blend with one
cup of mashed sweet potaoes,
one-half cup of raisins, U tea-
spoons of celery salt, and pepper
to teste. Form poteto mixture
into six cone shaped patties and
drr.la ASrh with nrnnirH meat
circle . each with prepared meat
strlDs. fastening .with nicks. In-
sert four of the smallest ribs In
each to five a, semblance of
miniature crown roasts. Place la
greased baking pan and baste
with one cap of whole-fruit nec-
tar of any desired flavor or other
canned fruit Juice blended with
one teaspoon of I e m o n Juice.
Bake in a moderately hot oven.
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