Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday july 12, 1938 Page nine. Canadian cookery refrigerator easily by Slimmer housewife hot Ullh a salad hot pulls with cold sliced meat hot and a cup of Tea. But always Tot Rolls even at this season of year o perhaps 1 say More at this season of the Vear. They seem to hit the spot gut who to make hot Rolls to Noiske smoother ice Cream mix j itt with milk and Cream Cho Coute when it s warm in the Kitchen and Lovely and Cool outdoors. The answer to that is refrigerator Rolls the kind you mix up on monday and then Mould and slip into the oven just when you Are ready to use them for As Long As they last. If it is Well covered the dough will keep in the refrigerator for several Days or a week and it s no trick at All to make them. Here is my recipe tried and True. Refrigerator Rolls 1 cake soft yeast cup water 1 cup milk 1 Teaspoon Salt cup butter cup sugar 3 eggs flour method soak the yeast in the water which has been heated and cooled lukewarm. Cream the but Ter with the sugar and add the Well i beaten eggs. Add the dissolved i yeast and the milk which has also been scalded and cooled. I mix Well and sift in the Salt and May i make a cake Mother enough flour to make a soft Batter about 2 cups. Beat this very Ard then add enough flour to make a dough that is just stiff enough to handle. The secret of Ood Rolls is to keep the dough soft. Turn out on a floured Board and knead lightly for a few minutes Len place in a greased bowl arid let ise until double in bulk. Now if you want to make Rolls right away you work the dough own and form it into any desired Lape. Place these in a shallow leased pan and again let them Rise p double in bulk. Then bake hem in a Deg. F. Oven for bout 10 to 15 minutes until they re a Golden Brown. If you Don t want to bake them after they Rise once or if you want o bake Only part of them work he dough Down again and put it ack into the bowl. Cover with a loth or with waxed paper and j Len set a lid Over this. Store in the refrigerator until you re ready for them. Then take the Ough out and let it stand at room temperature for about an hour. Would into the shape you wish lace in greased pans and let Rise in double before baking. This is not a very Large recipe. It you can double it if you wish and at this time of year you would a t need an extra yeast cake. Ust the one would be sufficient. Also you could make the recipe Arger and not quite so Rich by using an extra cup of scalded milk and enough More flour to make a Ough. Without adding anything to he other ingredients. Cloverleaf Rolls to make these you Pinch off tiny bits of the dough and form into Falls about the size of marbles. Set free of. Them in greased muffin ans let Rise and then bake in a hot 400 Deg. F. Oven 10 to 15 minutes. Yes my Darling daughter with swans Down 5ut int swans Down too Good j foe me to use Mother.? of course not. If it helps you make better cakes its really a saving in t it swans Down saves expense another was. Here on the package is the recipe for a one Ess and it tastes As Good As Many cakes i be of fade with three eggs in them. Write for free recipe folder to general foods limited Ontario. Swans Down cake flour was not developed so Little girls could bake cakes but it helps Little girls bake Good cakes just As it helps their mothers bake better cakes. For swans Down definitely improves anyone s cakes. Every cake you bake will be noticeably lighter More even nearer perfection if you use swans Down instead of Ordinary flour. Not expensive the real reason for using swans Down is because you get superlative cakes As a result. But there Are sound Economy reasons too. You get full value every time from All the other ingredients. You can use fewer eggs less butter. Try swans Down cake flour today one egg cake 1 cups sifted swans Down cake flour 2 Teaspoons Calumet baking powder if you use another baking powder increase Quantity As recommended by the maker m Teaspoon Salt 4 Tablespoons butter 1 cup Sucar 1 egg cup milk 1 Teaspoon Vanilla. Sift flour once measure Eadd Baing powder and Salt sift together three . Cream butter add sugar gradually Cream together. Add beat add flour alternately with Midk a Small amount at a time beat after each addition. Add Vanilla. Bake in two eight Inch greased layer pans in moderate oven 25 minutes. Swans Down cake flour suede Cape tub exercises n summer by Juliet Shelby if hot weather is discouraging you from doing those reducing sex smart draped suede Cape is use Ful for Chilly Days. Shoulders a collarless neckline and straight Yoke from which the Cape hangs in draped folds. Length of the tub. The pressure on the cushions of fat. Can be done Are anxious to keep your figure in shape. After excises that you had made up your your a workout take a tepid Shower mind to continue come what May and then a Cool one and you la be try a new stunt. This is a As fresh As a Daisy. Brand new Way to keep up your reducing routine and not get hot and bothered. Do these exercises in your Bath tub. They should be taken in tepid letting the Little log Chapel at Wasa gaming Riding Mountain National Park made a pretty setting for the wedding at 3 ., saturday july 9, of Isabella Only daughter of or. And mrs. A. B. Fallis of por Tage la Prairie and or. Victors Dotten son of mrs. Dotten and the late or. J. W. Dotten of Winni Peg. Rev. J. H. Cruikshanks of Neepawa officiated. The Chapel was decorated with Pink and White peonies Blue Delphinium and White daisies. The wedding music was played by miss Rosalie Cowie. Of Saskatoon. The Bride who was Given in marriage by her father wore an elizabethan gown of Blush Pink starched Chantilly lace Over Taf feta. The lace stand up Collar of the bodice met the shirred front in a Square neckline. The full skirt was dirndl shirred at the Waist and ended in a Short train. The Girdle of deeper Pink silk velvet knotted at the and ended in streamers. She wore a Chapel veil of Pink net held by a Bandeau of sweetheart roses. She carried Pink Briercliffe roses and Blue Delphinium from which Hung Pink Satin streamers studded with sweetheart roses and Fern. Miss Lillian Rennie of Portage la Prairie was bridesmaid and Little Katherine Oliphant Dauphin Flower girl. The bridegroom was attended by his brother. Or. Wil Liam Dotten. The Ushers were messes. Fred Whiting of Winnipeg and Harry Fallis brother of the Bride. The bridesmaid wore powder Blue silk net Over taffeta. The Bolero was circled with bands of self ruching. Bands of ruching also adorned the hem of the skirt she wore a Short Blue Halo veil held by a band of forget me not and she carried yellow roses. The Flower girl wore a colonial frock of yellow silk net with a Matching Coronet Bandeau and carried a colonial bouquet mauve Sweet peas and sweetheart roses. A colourful note was added by the National Park mounted police who in their Scarlet tunics stood guard at the Chapel grounds. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the dining room of the chalet. And followed with a Shower. Graduate the temperature of the Shower. water warm at first and let it subtly become cooler. The exercises will naturally heat up your body somewhat and a sudden cold Shower would be too much of a Shock to your system. Here is the first movement. Sit Indian fashion in the tub with your arms and legs crossed facing for Ward. Turn Sid Wise in the tub retaining your original position. Bend to the right until the tip of your Elbow touches the Bottom of the tub. Then Bend to the left until the tip of your left Elbow touches the Bottom of the tub. Alternate. Repeat this ten on the right and ten on the left. This exercises the Waist and strengthens the Muscles of the and Shoul Ders. Bicycle. This is really the bicycle exercise taken in a Semi lying position instead of Flat on your As it is usually done. With your practically resting on the sloping end of the tub and your feet stretched out do the Fol lowing lift your right leg until your foot is on an even line with your shoulder. Bend your knee draw ing it straight . This should be a deep Bend. Lift your foot from this position and describe a Circle As in peddling a bicycle. Do the movements up to the Ped Aling slowly and go into action slowly. Then increase your Speed going faster and faster All the time. Always try to maintain the Correct position in order to really Benefit from your efforts. Repeat with your left leg. This constant action and Shap ing of the thighs reduces and firms them. Flabby Muscles Are also strengthened. Third draw your Knees up under your Chin. Place you arms tightly around your Knees. Hold the feet off the floor of the tub. Con tract the Muscles and proceed to shuffle your pretty Home wedding solemnized tuesday july 5, when Mary Elizabeth Dumerton was United in marriage to Charles Borley. The ceremony was per formed in the presence of a few relatives and friends by Rev. S. W. L. Stewart. The Bride was Given in marriage by or. Robert Whiteman and was unattended. Later or. And mrs. Borley Leit for a Short Holiday at Detroit lakes Minneapolis and other Points in the United states. The wedding of Margaret Coulter Only daughter of or. M. D. Irvine of Burnaby b.c., and or. John w. Kennedy eldest son of the late or. W. N. Kennedy and mrs. Of Winnipeg took place thursday evening june 30. At 7 In the vestry of Home Street United Church. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. Hugh Mac Farlane. The Bride who was Given in mar rage by her father wore a floor length gown of White taffeta and carried Token roses and Fern. Following the ceremony a reception for immediate friends and relatives of the family was. Held at the Home of the bridegroom s parents. After a Short or. And mrs. Kennedy will make their Home at 131 Leila ave., West Kildonan. Copenhagen Blue lace trimmed with Pink. Both carried Pink carnations. Or. Nicholas Ruzycki was groomsman. The wedding dinner was served to 45 guests at the Queens hotel with a presentation on behalf of the Community by or. Michael Hryhorczuk. The bridal party left by motor for California to make their Home in san Francisco. The Bride s travelling dress was of Pink Linen with Navy hat. A How a quiet wedding took place at the Home of or. Stanley Knowles thursday july 7, at 6 ., when Marjorie youngest daughter of mrs. Argue and the late or. N. C. Argue of Clearwater Man., was United in marriage to or. Jack m. Howatt youngest son of mrs. M. Howatt Kalida Man. Rev. Stanley Knowles officiated. The Bride wore a becoming Rose ensemble with Navy hat. Or. And mrs. Howatt left for Banff and. Points West and on their return will reside in Clearwater Man. X Westminster Church was the scene of a quiet wedding Satur Day july 9, at ., when Jessie Beryl youngest daughter of or. Donald Mclean Douglas Man., became Bride of or. Cecil Erie Mather of Wawanesa Man., second son of or. And mrs. Charles Mather Antler Sasic. The Young couple were unattended. Or. And mrs. Majier left on a Short honeymoon to the Eastern states and on their return will reside in Wawanesa Man. 1 Holmfield Man., july 8. Wedding of Etta Kathleen Richens daughter of or. And mrs. George Hichens of Neelin Manitoba and or. Frederick James Searle son of or. And mrs. F. Searle of Winnipeg took place wednesday july 6, in St. George s anglican Church Holmfield at 2 Rev. Gordon Walker officiated. The Church was decorated with Palms ferns and a profusion of summer blossoms. The Bride Given in marriage by her father entered the Church to strains of the bridal chorus from East the. Young couple will reside at Elkhorn Manitoba. V mrs. James a. Morrison of East St Paul Man. Formerly of car announces the marriage of Ier eldest daughter Helen Evelyn o or. Frank Roland Moon of Rose Isle Man., july 6. Rev. W. H. C. Leech officiated. Irma Marguerite second Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. N. L. Preston Charleswood and or. Francis Ellis Montgomery eldest son of mrs. Montgomery and the late or year. 1 Al. 1_ a Cal Ltd us. Mil i or. And mrs. Dotten left by j Lohengrin played by mrs. Geo Mclarty of Holmfield. The Bride Young travellers pass through City George Buchanan Detroit Busi Ness Man brought a party of boys and girls through Winnipeg on their Way to Alaska for the sixteenth consecutive year monday. Fifty five boys and girls who have earned a third of the Cost of the trip through their own efforts made up the party travelling Over Canadian _ Pacific railway lines. Later they body Forward the will repay borrowed. W see Europe at bargain prices these special rates Are Avail Able on the following sailings from Montreal sept. Blast l p a gift. 9 ply Havre. London sept. 16 b fast. L p l. G sow sept. 15 ply Havre London sept. 23 b fast l p i sept. 23 ply. Havre. London sept. 30 b fat. L p l. G so sept. 30 ply. Havre London let1tia audania Plaunia Athenia aurania Antonia Ascania Letitia ausonia from new York Dublin l Al Tania scyth1a Georgic sept. 14 cd b a s Hampton sept. 17 Gvay b fast l p 1 17 cob Havre. London Queen Mary sept. 51 chg. Laconia sept. 23 g oct. Oct. B fast. L p l i cob s Hampton Havre London special excursion rates round trip to Europe As Low As third class tourist class girl dislikes office staff but fears a Farewell gift motor for the Pacific coast and Yellowstone Park. For travelling the Bride wore an imported Model of ashes of roses triple sheer with insets of silk lace insertion from the shoulders to the hem line. It Vas belted with a Girdle of self material. She wore a Short sleeved Inger tip Box coat of Royal Blue Lannel the Large revers were of Shes of roses flannel. Hatas a wide Rose Straw Model. Landed with Royal Blue velvet Vith a Cluster of roses in front. She wore Johanna Hill roses and Ilies of the Valley. Mrs. Fallis Mother of the Bride Hose a floor length gown of Dusty Ink sheer with a fitted jacket. He neckline was finished with a glue Crystal ornament. hat Vas a turned up Model of Dusty jink fur Felt. She wore Talisman oses. Mrs. Dotten. Mother of the Bride Groom wore a floor length gown f Royal Blue net embroidered in n allover pattern in White with White net ruching at the neck Ine. It was complimented by a Hort Jacquette. hat was a Ivide White Straw banded with Oyal Blue and White. She wore sweetheart roses. Ethelbert the presence if a Large number of guests a pretty ceremony took place july at the Home of or. Eshoo Ethel Lert Man., when Mercedes his second daughter was United in marriage to or. Alfred Malick eld est son of Rev. Alexander Malick if go Tapa Persia. The ceremony Vas performed by Rev. John Jack on of la Riviere Man. Miss Vera Gnasdowski presided at the piano. To the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the Bride altered the decorated living room brother Homer who gave Ier in marriage. She wore a floor length gown of White crepe atari with Over skirt of tulle. Hapel veil was held with lilies of he Valley. She carried Tea roses and wore a necklace of Silver of persian design hand engraved. Miss Alfia Eschoo sister of the Bride wore a floor length gown of peach lace trimmed with Green Fliss Lucie Yunik second brides maid chose a floor length gown of 134 176" passengers must embark for the return journey not later than 28 Days from the time of Landing at european port. Apply to your total travel agent or Tel by mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Hen a girl cordially detests most of her office it is pretty Safe to assume they detest her also. Probably the writer of this letter has no reason to fear a Farewell gift she says dear mrs. Thompson the place at which i am employed is staffed entirely by women and while i realize that there Are some mean people in the smallest Community i have yet to meet a More despicable group with one or two exceptions than these women. I expect to leave my Job in the near future and would very much like to save myself and them the embarrassment of a presenta Tion. I realize my desire is in a orthodox but it is entirely without malice. Would it be rude of me to request the chief to discourage collection for a gift if such were suggested s1 it would not be rude but it would be sticking your neck out. H she replied that you need t worry that there was not the remotest danger of a collection being taken you i think you would feel angry and humiliated. Instead try to con ceal the fact or at least the of your departure. If it is too late to do that whisper to the one or two less despicable girls that u they hear a presentation suggested you Hope they will step on the idea say that you know perfectly Well the staff would t want to give you a present and mention the matter Only because you Are afraid some might feel they had to do the usual thing in your Case. However if Vou can t forestall the gift accept it with the Best Grace you can Muster and consider it a recompense for All the donations to gifts that you have made yourself. Don t be like one woman i heard of this Ier associates because she had Dis agreed with most of them. It is All very Well to be sincere but there a no need to cause unnecessary rouble. Dinner invitation dear mrs. Thompson i am a girl of 21 and taking a trip to the coast alone in a few Days. It will be my first Long trip. How much should i tip on the train would it be All right to let a stranger take me to dinner Babs. O you have been listening to stories from girls who brag about not buying any meals for themselves on diners. Don t be Lieve More than half of such yarns and Don t get the impression that trains Are just bristling with hand some strangers. However it is pos sible you May become acquainted with a fellow passenger who. Wil suggest having dinner with him. In that Case say yes if it s dutch this will show him that you Aren t out for All you can get by if he insists and appears to be a decent fellow you might agree to be his guest. Sometimes though a Man presumes on having bought a meal for a girl so it is better to be careful. Tip at least ten per cent of the Bill in the dining car and give the Porter 25 cents a night. Military title dear mrs. Thompson i expect an Uncle to visit me Thi summer who is a Lieutenan when i am introducing him should i say col. Or my Uncle Lieut i just Blue. E usual form would be my Uncle col. in military circles the full. Urn e one Wum Aii j. Who returned a present from Ferent rank. Might be used but it is shortened for social purposes. You would never never introduce him As lieutenant which is an entirely Dif Charles Montgomery were United in the Bonds of Matrimony Friday july 1, by the Rev. Leo Macdon Ald of St. Edward s Church. After a reception at the Home of the Bride s or. And mrs. Montgomery left for. The South. Upon their return they will reside at 904 Warsaw Avenue. Canada s wheat acreage this year has been officially reported As three per cent smaller than last year but with a Normal crop in Prospect the production is expected to be far greater than last through challenger sleeping car daily from the twin cities leave Minneapolis St. Paul Omaha becoming part of the famous los Angeles challenger. Also convenient connections at Omaha with the san Francisco challenger. Wore a gown of Lustre Blue Satin and carried a prayer Book. The bridesmaids were miss Ruth Searle sister of the bridegroom and miss Elsie Richens sister of the Bride they wore gowns of Pale Blue Anc Pale Pink respectively with picture hats in Matching shades. Each wore a Corsage of roses. Or. William Crowe of Winnipeg was groomsman. The Bride s Mother wore a Navy figured crepe with a Corsage of roses. The bridegroom s Mother wore a Navy and White sheer with a Cor Sage of roses. A reception was held on the Lawn at the Bride s Home in Nee Lin where luncheon was served to some 20 guests. For travelling the Bride wore a Brown Tweed suit with Brown hat. After a Honey Moon trip to Kenora and Points when you travel the challenger Way to California the Cost is much less than you would expect. Dining car dinners at 3sf. Luncheons breakfasts 25p. Berth Cost in modern challenger sleeping cart is about half that of Standard Pullman accommodations. Smart lounge car for sleeping car passengers. For coach seats soft night lights free pillows. 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