Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 18, 1938. Page seven. By mks. Madeline Dat i love to give you recipes that be our own native wild fruit. In Rte first place this is economical most of us can get out in the a Litte Way and to go Carlo find Saskatoon or Chokecherry is. And we these at just the right either Jelly or Jam so Are re bound to have a Nice finished there Are a Hundred and one afferent ways of using these fruits Are so plentiful and per Vou know most of them but we Are giving today Are a bit different so for that very reason you May like to try them. Take Saskatoon for instance. The grow almost everywhere but these thurs., Fri. And sat. 6 ibs. 290 mort., tues. And wed. Dyers cleaners Many people neglect them be cause they have rather an insipid flavor themselves. But dad you Ever taste a Jam made with Sas Kat Pons and Pincherri juice ifs delicious and in most places both fruits Are just about ready now. Saskatoon Pincherri Jam Wash and pick Over the pin cherries and cover them with Colfi water. Cover the Kettle and boil until the cherries have lost their color and the juice is Rich and red. Drain this through a Jelly bag and return to the fire. Add Saska Toons which have been washed and picked Over. The amount you add depends on whether you like the Jam thick with fruit or More Juicy. But add the berries and i like about 2 cups of them to each cup of the Pincherri boil for about 20 minutes until the berries Are soft then measure the mixture. Add 1 cup sugar to each cup of the fruit and juice and stir until it is dissolved. Cook until the Jam is thick and Rich then pour into hot. Sterile jars and Seal at once. Be sure to Cook the berries in the Pincherri juice until they Are tender before you add the sugar then Cook rapidly after that and no longer than is absolutely necessary for it is Long cooking of the Saska Toon berries with the sugar that makes the seeds hard. 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But if you Don t mind that and would like to make Chokecherry Jelly without extra expense of apples which Are a Little High at this season Here is one Way you can do so. Chokecherry Jelly Wash and pick Over the cherries cover with cold water and Cook until the juice is extracted. Drain this juice through a Jelly bag then measure it and return to the fire. Boil for 10 minutes longer. Now add i Teaspoon tartaric acid to each 4 cups of the juice. Let this boil for a few minutes longer. Add 1 cup of sugar to each cup of the juice. Stir until it is Dis solved then boil rapidly until it tests for Jelly. It takes Only about 10 minutes. Pour into hot sterile glasses and cover with paraffin. You can make an excellent Jelly out of choke cherries and Green cranberries. It has an entirely different flavor from the Ripe fruit and jells very easily. Chokecherry and Green Cranberry Jelly select the choke cherries when they Are just beginning to turn red and the cranberries while they Are quite Green. Wash and pick them Over and boil each one separately in water to cover. Drain the juice arid measure. Allow 1 cup of Chokecherry juice to 2. Cups of the Cranberry juice. Boil for about 20 minutes then add the sugar 1 cup for each cup of the combined juices. Cook rapidly until this jells then pour into hot sterile glasses and cover with paraffin. Mother s wedding gown worn by Jean Coslett at ceremony saturday in a Lovely setting of Palms ferns and Cut Flowers and soft glow of Ivory tapers in Cathedral candelabra the wedding of Jean Clarke second daughter of or. And mrs. H w Chislett to or Norman Brown Scott of Vancouver. B.c., Only son of or. And mrs. A a. Scott of Winnipeg was solemnized saturday july 16, at 3 pm in Crescent fort Houge United Church the Bride who was Given in marriage by her father wore the Lovely wedding dress worn by her Mother. It was fashioned of Ivory silk chif Fon with trimming in Sash and ruffles. The bodice Fea tured a High stiff Collar of lace and Elbow length puffed sleeves. The skirt which was moulded or slim fitting lines fell into soft folds showing a Spanish flounce. She wore a Chapel veil and Juliet Cap of Satin and carried a Shower bouquet of sweetheart roses. The bridesmaids misses Florence Chislett and Mildred Crawshaw wore floor length gowns of silk net Over taffeta in shades of Blue and peach respectively. The gowns Fea tured boleros and velvet sashes they carried Token roses the bridegroom was attended by or. David a. Steven. Miss Blanche Mclennon Sang o perfect love during the s gang of the Register. Or. Norman Elwich presided at the Organ prefacing the service with the bridal chorus from Lohengrin and playing Mendels Sohn s weddin March As the bridal party left the vestry. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents following which mrs. Scott left for Vancouver where they will reside. Mrs. Chislett Mother of the Bride chose a floor length Model of Black net witly allover embroidery in White and a White hat mrs. Scott Mother of the Bride Groom wore a jacket style after noon Model Blue Wool poplin Pink trimming woman 40 j supporting forbidden to Golf sunday by lbs. Elizabeth Thompson is no blasphemy in a woman of mature years Dis agreeing with her Mother on matters of principle. Particularly when the daughter supports her Mother she should feel Al Low the dictates of her own con science and the woman who wrote this letter is foolish to let herself be bullied. She says dear mrs Thompson i know what i ought to do re Garding my problem but i Lack the courage. Perhaps you can Tell me How to stand up for myself. I am a woman of 40, living with my Mother who has been a widow for ten years. Ever since my father s death i have supported her. She was left nothing but our old Home which is much too big for us and expensive to heat but she. Refuses to sell or rent it so i have to pay taxes and enormous Coal Bills when. I would much rather live in an apartment. I have one brother who is married and contributes nothing. However i would t mind All this so much if i was enjoy my Home or feel i had. Any rights there. But my Mother thinks it is still her Home and i should obey her like a youngster. She has always been very strict and never let me learn pretty Garden setting for soul in a Beautiful setting of Ever velvet Sash. She wore a of Blue Flowers. Greens ferns and summer blossoms the wedding of Jean Isabel Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. S. J. Wood to or. Stephen Benedict Thorson of Boston mass., Only son of or. And mrs. John Thorson Winnipeg was solemnized on the Lawn of her parents Home at Fraser Wood Man., saturday july 16. Or. A. J. Hun Ter of Teulon Man., officiated. As miss. Norma Gordon played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the Bride came slowly Down the aisle of Evergreen and Fern with her father who gave her m marriage. She wore Oyster White Chiffon Fea Turing a shirred bodice with a High Square neckline. The skirt falling in soft folds formed a Sligh. Train. The Short sleeved Bolero was Shir red at the shoulders. The Bride wore a Pearl necklace the gift of the bridegroom. Her White Chapel veil was held with a three tiered Halo Cap caught at the i Back with a Semi Circle of Orange she carried Johanna i Hill roses White Sweet peas and White Heather. Miss Jean Horder attended As and chose yellow silk mum irlande in Canada takes if he odor out for sanitary napkins no worries or embarrassment when you use mum this Way. Thous ands a it Aust it s Safe and sure. 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Many different to proved solutions and Best materials used suit Able for every hair texture guaranteeing you Hollywood and 3.50 special includes shampoo find a Ware stylists deep Girdle which was scrolled with Fine Gold braid As were the Short puffed sleeves. The full skirt f Ell softly from the Girdle. The gown was worn Over yellow taffeta. Her Chapel was Leld by a Cluster of tulle Rose buds she carried mauve Bandeau. Miss Catherine Jean Grahame wore Blue organdy with Pink Shir ring Pink Sash and Bandeau. During the signing of the Ragister mrs. W. F. Grahame Sang because. Or. K. I. Johnson was Best Man. A reception was held. Following the ceremony. After a Short Honey Moon or. And mrs. Thorson will leave for Boston where or. Thorson is on the staff of tuft s medical col lege. For travelling the Bride wore a Dusty Pink Wool swagger suit with a skipper Blue Georgette Blouse with pin tucking and High neckline. She wore a skipper Blue off the face Felt and a Corsage of lilies of the Valley. The Bride s Mother chose beige embroidered silk Marquisette made on Princess lines with tiny buttons from the neckline to the Hemline. A narrow Matching Sash was worn and Brown taffeta lapels outlined the v neckline. She wore a wide brimmed beige Felt with a Brown Button trimming on the Crown. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses. Mrs. Thorson the bridegroom s Mother chose an afternoon frock the bodice of Canterbury lace in periwinkle Blue and the skirt of Matching Sand crepe. A Cut away jacket of lace featured puffed sleeves and a tiny Belt. Her White imported Model Straw hat was wide brim med with Dusty Pink Flowers tucked under one Side. A White. Velvet ribbon was twined about the Crown. She wore a Corsage of Briercliffe roses. Mrs. A c. Fraser grandmother of the Bride wore Navy Blue sheer patterned with White Flowers and Fea Turing Long Fago Ted sleeves. She wore a Navy Straw hat and a Corsage , or do Many things o ther girls did As a result i had very few boy friends thought did care for one when i was about 22. How Ever he she disapproved of him so strongly that he stopped coming around. She still Thmas that dancing and cards Are wicked. In spite of her objections i Learned to play Bridge a few years ago but she will never let me have a Bridge party and will hardly speak to me if she knows i am going to one. She still wants to know All about where i am going and Al ways Waits up for me acting like a Martyr if i am later than her usual bedtime of 10 o clock. My nerves were very bad this Spring and my doctor advised me to take up Golf. I am enjoying the game More than i Ever enjoyed anything in my life but once More my Mother spoils things. I work Long hours and find it hard to get out More than once or twice a week. However i could get in 18 holes on sundays and still go to Church but my Mother had a fit when i suggested it. The Way she acted you would think 1 was worse than a murderer. She did t speak to me for two Days and what she would do if i actually carried out my plan i tremble to think. Don t you think that a woman of 40 has the right to think for her self especially when she. Does a lot More for her Mother than most girls she is always criticizing me and my friends but she thinks my brother is perfect. He golfs on Sun Days drinks goes to horse races and does Many other things she would condemn if she knew about them and he never gives her anything except a Christmas present yet she thinks a perfect my Mother is and quite healthy. She will probably live a Long time. What would you advise me to do Jane. Even if you played Golf on Sun Days i m. Sure there would be a balance in your favor when the. Recording Angel makes up his books. You have done so much for your Mother that you need t feel at All guilty if you please yourself for a change. Unfortunately forty years of being under her thumb have destroyed your will Power and you have an almost superstitious feeling that it is a sin to Cross her. Try to convince yourself that she owes you As much As you owe. Her and that your feelings Are Asim portent As hers. Your brother could help a lot. Tell him you Are just about at the end of your tether and will walk out and let him look after your Mother in you can t have a better time. His obligation is As great As former lev Christ Church Cathedral Mon Treal was an interest ing wedding Friday at 2.30 ., when Margo Ismena Graydon daughter of Trie late or. Alexander Marshall Graydon of London ont., and Murray. R. Chipman of Montreal became the Bride of or Frederick Allanr Heubach of Mai ton ont formerly of Montreal and of or. And mrs. Claude Heubach and grandson of mrs. F. W. Heubach of Winnipeg. Very Rev. Arthur Carlisle Dean of Montreal performed the Cere Mony. Or. John weather seed organist of St. George s Church played the wedding music and during the signing of. The. Register St. George s choristers Sang love one another fervently. Gladioli Delphinium easter lilies and ferns decorated the Church. The Bride who was Given away by her Stepfather or. Murray r. Chipman wore a gown of White Slipper Satin the bodice having a Square Cut neckline and Short sleeves shirred at the Elbow the skirt merged into a sweeping train. Her veil of tulle was held in place by a Coronet of Orange blossoms. She earned a bouquet of easter the bridal attendants were miss Jane Kussel Cousin of the Bride As maid of Honor miss Jean heur Bach miss Betty Heubach Sisters of the bridegroom miss Sherrill Mcmaster miss Janet Dobell miss Belle Ritchie and mrs. W. T. Whiter head or. They were gowned alike in frocks organza having full skirts and bodices with Square Cut necklines and Elbow length sleeves. They wore wreaths of Blue Cornflower and White Sweet peas miss Helen Daugh Ter of prof and mrs. L. A. H. War Ren has left for Jasper Park alta., where she will spend two months. Yours both morally and legally. If he realized you were in Earnest he would probably agree to Tell our Mother that plenty of decent people play Golf on sunday in eluding himself and that he would like to take you out for a game. As your Mother dotes on him she could t blame you without including the White haired boy and prob ably would accept the fact that you could differ with her and still be fit to live then if you played with other people she could t very Well consider that a worse crime than going with your brother. You should also assert yourself about other things Tell your Mother that keeping up such an expensive establishment is making it. Impossible for you to provide Lor your own old age. Point out that you children to look after you and that it is very unlikely your brother will want to give you a Home. If she sold or rented her House and used the Money to rent a smaller place you would be Able to have More insurance and get something ahead. She May Start to weep and accuse you of consid ering her a Burden but the answer to this is that you want to protect her Pas Well. As yourself by making sure you will income alter you. Stop work. If she still refuses to move you can refuse to pay the taxes telling her she can either let the House go or get Money from your brother. The fits of injured silence must be hard to take. Moving to a hotel for a week would probably be effective if you could bring yourself to do it i would be interested to hear How you get along with your declaration of Independence. Tax remission plans disclosed Edmonton july 16. Up pro Gress in plans for issuance of tax remission slips in payment for Road work was disclosed Here yesterday by w. E. Hayes m-.l.a., director of information and news for the Al Berta social credit Board. The remission slips., be used for payment of taxes and acceptable by merchants for groceries Etc. The idea is to work out a Road programme in the improvement districts and municipal or. Hayes. Snappy acts on Beacon s stage Lemoind family has three varied offerings to its credit big hit of the Beacon theatre stage show that began Satur Day is a treble affair. First of All there is a comedy opening by Lester la mind and his lady partner turning into a sensational wire walking act in which Lester does some nifty juggling and other tricks while on the wire. Then Lester gives a Clever demonstration of balancing and juggling As Good As anything seen at the Beacon and there is also Dainty Jean la mind daughter of the other two slender tall and Graceful in an acrobatic and contortion turn that brings applause Little Short of that which greets her parents. Buddy Stevens local piano accor Dion player and fast step dancer gives one of his double barrelled turns that meets with the Success that is always the lot of this talented Young lad and Maurice Taylor local Tenor has two excellent songs to his credit end of the Road and Rosalie. Young Clarence Walker keenly officiates As master of ceremonies hair and carried bouquets of Cornflower and Gypsophila. Or. Thomas was Best Man. The Ushers were or. Alex Ander Graydon of London ont brother of the or. Hugh Cowans Cousin of the bridegroom or. Eric Beardmore or. Roger Rowley of Ottawa or. Thomas Little and or. A. T. Whiteheads Cousin of the Bride. Mrs. Chipman the brides Mother were a smoke Blue crepe the skirt falling into a slight train. Her. Hat of the same color was a Small Model with an Augrette sweep ing one Side. She carried Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Heubach Mother of the bridegroom was in a gown of Delphinium Blue Marquisette and lace made with a Square line and a full skirt she wore a Large hat of Burnt Straw and car ried Delphinium and a reception followed at the residence of the Bride s parents. 3036 Sec Sulpice Road where Delphinium Gladioli easier lilies and ferns were used As decoration. Or. And mrs. Heubach left for new York and Bermuda the Bride travelling in a frock of Robin s egg Blue crepe with a turban of the same material. They will reside in Mai ton ont mat accompany King London july 16. Up havas French daily mail today reported Viscount Dawson of Perm physician in Ordinary to the King May accompany his majesty next week on his visit to France. 9. L.o.b-a-. Emu Tivoli Mee Taip tuesday at Home of. 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