Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 05, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday october 5, 1938. Page nine. Cookery fruits for by. Mrs. Madeline Day winces arc she last of the Jelly no to when they come a know that you re just about for another year Mak a Jelly of a Beautiful is better mount of quinces Are a acid. The quinces but the seeds Rich color but it Vou arid an for the Jle juice Rifle Lackin d not by which rises to the surface. Add the sugar 2-3 cup for each cup of the combined juices and Sfer until it is dissolved. Boil just As rapidly As possible Itil a few drops test for Jelly. Turn into hot sterile glasses and cover with paraffin. Quince marmalade after you have made the Jelly take the quince pulp which remains until and Iho to removed. The Jelly bag and add enough prevent the Jelly forming to moisten it rub through is a Sieve and then measure. Allow cup sugar to each cup of the pulp which should not be too dry. And Cook until the marmalade is quite thick. Seal in hot sterile jars. That is a very easy one and if you have used apples in making the Jelly you can also use part Apple wily. Lac pulp that you t after you be drained the juice or Jelly can be used to make so there is really Little quince Jelly waste. Hub the by surface of the cloth then Cut in m-i1c65 1 l11l.i1 v.11l 111 and remove the seeds and pulp m the marmalade. Of course quinces into Small you rub them through a Sieve cores. And cover with cold water. Cook until the fruit is very tender and quince need Long cooking to develop their flavor and bring out Mieir Rich color. Drain the juice through a. Jelly bag and Reserve the pulp. Combine Mth an Quantity of Apple juice prepared As for Jelly. Measure but do not try to Cook too at one time. About 6 reps is enough. Heat this to the boiling Point and remove any scum eyes Harry s. Right Nowlan optometrist optician 804 Toronto general trusts phone 22133 women special pills an old reliable remedy. Commended and sold for half Century for Lyme items Peculiar to your no dangerous ass. There is nothing like it. Demand Martel s in sealed tin Box with signature treatment. Most every Box. Advt. Move the seeds and cores unless you did that when you peeled them if you Are using the quince and Apple pulp both you May like to add some Cranberry pulp and make rather an unusual conserve. Paradise conserve 4 cups quince pulp 4 cups Apple pulp 4 cups cooked cranberries 2 oranges juice and grated Rind 8 cups sugar 1 cup broken walnuts method use the quince and Apple pulp left from the Jelly. Cook the cranberries in just water to cover these Are not the wild cranberries but the Cape cod ones or you can use Moss berries. As soon As they pop open and an tender Mash through a Siev to remove the seeds and skins measure and add to the quince an Apple pulp with the sugar and the grated Rind and juice of the Orange i Cook rapidly until the conserve i thick then add the nuts and Coo for a few minutes longer. Turn hit hot sterile glasses and cover wit paraffin. Cranberries and the Little har Seckel pears make an awfully Prett Jam. These Are the Cape cod or the Moss berries not the High Bush one red Pear Jam 6 cups diced pears 6 cups cranberries 6 cups sugar method Peel and Core the Pear mrs. It judo Macrae ill receive at the social evening ehg arranged by the members of a South Centre women s Active association wednesday at . At the Marlborough hotel when they will join with i Fher women s conservative groups of Winnipeg. Receiving with mrs Macrae will be mrs. E. Wasdell. Virs. E. R. Chapman mrs. James Seville and mrs. F. Morgan. e go malay exchanges bridal vows with g. B. Monk masterpieces of craftsmanship this with the lasting the leathers and finish you know will Jand look Type of shoes that always used to be expensive Eaton s is the Only place in town where you will find oxfords of Llama grained and Alligator Grain ties whose slightly heightened Heel makes them Dressy enough to step out with afternoon dresses unlined pumps oxfords All with the flexible welted sole the Canadian Walker stamp. Black Brown Blue Green wine and Grey colors collect ively. Sizes 4 to f. 9. Widths a to c. Women s shoe Section second Flo oif Hargrave 1 t. Eaton c9 limited Youthful Throat at any age Helena Rubinstein give you this oppor Ial Throat and week Only at Helena ill Donstein Yiwei Yuu i _ Unity to Purchase her special Throat and neck treatment for this we half Price eau Verte muscle Tightener georgian la tee special Throat and neck Cream for 1.65 for .83 2.20 for 1.10 miss Chelsea Fellows special consultant in our store will be pleased to explain the Correct method of these preparations. Ltd. At Vaughan phone 23 deliver floor Wax greater coverage a finer finish the hard Wax protects better Quick drying saves your time easy to apply saves your strength covers More surface saves your Money Lustre lasts longer your worry h awes famous As Hawes Lemon Oil put them through the food chopper with the cranberries. Add the sugar and mix Well then set aside Over night. Next morning heat slowly to a Oil then Cook for about 30 min utes stirring frequently so that Thi am will not scorch. Turn into hot sterile jars and Seal before the tomatoes Are All gone do try a few glasses of Tomato con serve. It s a Beautiful color am has a most unusual flavor. Tomato conserve 2 ibs. Ripe tomatoes 1% ibs. Sugar juice 2 Lemons juice 2 oranges 1 Teaspoon cinnamon Viz Teaspoon cloves 1 cup Sultana raisins cup candied Orange Peel cup candied Ginger Cut Fin method Peel and chop the Toma toes after removing the cores. And the sugar the Orange and Lemo juice and the spices and Cook unti thick. Add the raisins the Choppe f Al end Ginger and Cook for a few minutes longer. Seal in hot Steril glasses covered with with paraffin breakfast party honors resident going to India in Honor of mrs. Stuart Musgrove to leaves shortly to join her Hus and capt. Musgrove in Indi to. Ian d. Main misses Frances Drummond and Willa Donovan were int hostesses at a breakfast during be week end at the Manitoba club overs were Laid for seventeen tests at a table centred with a pro usion of autumn blossoms. Hostesses share a time honors or Stella Coupar mrs. J. B. Sinclair and miss Kathen Sinclair Oxford Street were lint hostesses during the Tea hour tuesday in Honor of miss Stella whose marriage to or. Vray Stewart will be an event of it. 13. Mrs. Stanley Rothwell and Artiss Margot Ross presided Over the a table which was centred with Lovely bowl of roses and softly gated by Matching toned tapers. The group of assistants included Overton Knight mrs. Forbes Lankin mrs. Philip Austin and Ulisses Shirley and Sheila Coupar. Mrs. E. Briggs left saturday or Montreal where she was called Wing to the illness of her sister. Miss m. P. Mclean and miss m. Acheson suite 4, the Allison were Point hostesses at a. Miscellaneous in Honor of Siiss Hazel West of Lockport Man., Bride elect of oct. 8. The Tea table was centred with mixed asters and White tapers and mrs. W. H. West of Lockport presided Over the Tea cups. The guests numbered 14. Mrs. George w. Moore Kingston Crescent entertained at Tea tues Day in Honor of her aunt mrs John Allen of St. Thomas ont., who returns wednesday to her Home after a visit Here of two months. The Tea table centred with snap dragons and asters in autumn colors was presided Over by mrs. C. A. Jones of Roland Man. A v in Honor of miss Mary Stirling and or David Thompson whose marriage will take place october 8, miss Gwen Lyon entertained in for really thursday evening at Bridge and a miscellaneous Shower. Miss l. Squire of Harper Kansas is a guest at the Royal Alexandra hotel. A quiet wedding took place monday october 3, at 4.15 pjn., at be Home of or. And mrs. E. K. Illiams Yale Avenue when their piece Yetive Whiteford daughter or. And mrs. Robert Murray Leduc Alta was United m marriage to or. George Banning Tonk eldest son of Lieut col and ills Theodore Benning Monk of Victoria . Rev. Canon Henry d. Martin officiated. Or and mrs. Monk will reside in Winnipeg. Pretty a e d d i n g was solemnized saturday octo her 1, at 4 at the Home or and. Mrs. J. C. Banks Lueen Stori Street when Grace Only daughter i or. Anks was United in marriage to or. George Henry Only son f or. George Kirin and the late frs. King. Rev. S. A. Westcott officiated. The fireplace was banked with erns and autumn Flowers. Miss Lorraine Frogley played the wed ing music and during the signing if the Register she played because. The Bride Given in marriage by Ler father wore after noon gown of Midnight Blue chif on velvet with a Matching hat. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses and lilies of the Valley. A reception followed for immediate relatives and friends water the couple left for a Shori Notor trip. For travelling the ride chose a dress and hat of Navy 3lue, with a smart coat of English Woollen in Brown tones. The marriage of Kathleen Mil Ward youngest daughter of mrs Allen and the late or William Al Len took place sept 28, at the Home of the Bride s mrs. A. E Allen 183 St Anthony Avenue Wes Kildonan to or. Samuel f. Boore of Peoria Illinois. Knowles officiated. Rev. Stanley the Bride Given in marriage by her brother in Law or. A. E. Allen Hose a Navy Blue suit opening Over an egg Shell pin tucked Satin Blouse. With this she wore a close Attig lat in wine tone. Talisman loses and lilies of the Valley formed her Corsage. She was attended by her master mrs. C d. Riddell who wore rib Roll crepe with Black hat1 and a Corsage of red roses or. C d Uddell was the groomsman. Or j j. Allen played softly Dur ing the ceremony. The House was decorated with Cut Flowers in autumn shades. A. Duffel supper was served later allowing which or. And mrs. Boore Eft on an extended motor trip through the Southern states. They will reside in Peoria. Wedding of mrs. Daisy Gardner to or. Howard car Lyle took place quietly Satur Day october 1, at Chalmers United Church Rev. G. Duncan Wilkie officiated. The Bride and Bride Groom were unattended and the ceremony took place in the presence of members of the two families or. I and mrs. Carlyle will reside at 490 Clifton Street. E the marriage of Muriel Nornia Only daughter of or. And mrs. J. F Thompson of High Bluff Man to or. Woodrow Wilson Zeck son of or. And mrs. Adam Zeck of Poplar Point Man was solemnized ., oct. 1, in Yoang United Church. Rev. A. E. Donnelly officiated. Autumn Flowers and Fern formed the Floral decoration. The bid by Given in marriage by her father entered the parlor to the bridal chorus from Lohengrin played by her aunt mrs. Annie Mcdonald. The Bride was attired in wine crepe with Corsage of Talis Man roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Kay Shach Ell wore rust crepe with a Corsage of roses. Or. Erwin Thompson brother of the Bride was grooms Man. Mrs. Corbet Drewry chosen of the Upert s land girls school Alum a association at the annual meet ing held monday in the school Assembly Hall. A reception was held. Twins honoured at coming of age party saturday misses Georgina and Gertrude Scullion were the guests of Honor at a Surprise party saturday at the Home of or. And mrs. J. Thorn on the occasion of their 21st birthday. A presentation was made to the Honor guests. Those present were misses Georgina Scullion Gertrude Scullion Grace strand. Pat main Florence Watson Gertrude an Drews Daisy Inglott Peggy Black Daisy Patrick Alice Budworth Elsie Pusey Doreen Pegg messes. G. Watson j. Paterson g. Roberts f. Brian s. Thomson g. Horton g. Ser yens g. Dodge j. Lomax a. Dodge l. Moss a. Thorn. Initiations Over after banquet for science preshies freshmen in science at the University of Manitoba were Honor guests at an informal banquet Mon Day evening in the dining room of the student residence at fort Garry. Hiest speakers at the dinner were or. Hugh Saunderson and or. J. S. Delury. Or. Richard Knox Junior stick of science was the chairman. Quests at the head table were or. H. Saunderson or. J. S. Delury Phi fraternity Friday 2.30 . In the House. No. Z Ruscin How. Auxiliary. Army and Navy be Erans whist drive thursday 8.30 ., in clubroom. 299 Young Street. Chalmers United ., in. Church. Messes. Richard Fletcher George Knox Charles Acheson Tom w. A. Friday. 2. Winnipeg District w.c.t.u., in Willar jail 563 Spence Street wednesday 2., m. St. Philip s w.a., thursday 2.30 in ladies room. Second spiritual Church social Gathe ing wednesday 8 . 4th floor i. Mouth building. Princess Street mrs. J. Roddam and mrs. 1 brawn were joint hostesses on a urday to a party of caledonian Lac curlers and West end lady Bowler following games saturday at. The greens. Mrs. W. Ryan r Cei Ved a gift suited to her visit new York and a memento Given to mrs. Goddam. Mrs. A. V Williams Only survivor in a com contest received first prize. K Ronnie Brown contributed music a a when dyeing an old dress be us to Wash it Well in suds and Tho ugly rinse before putting it in the Dye Bath. It will never Dye i if. Soiled. Buted by mrs. A. White president of the ladies auxiliary. H. Wager appointed prize convener. Or. S. J. Miller was m.c., and his assistants were or. J. Maitland and or. A e. Kernahan. President or. J. H. Hoper and vice president or. J. Cummings extended greetings to old and new members. The Secretary or. W. A Waser was Busy during the evening signing up members for the coming season. The next social evening will be held in the Royal Alexandra hotel saturday oct. 15. If the decorated Wax candles have a soiled appearance wipe them off with absorbent Cotton dampened with alcohol. All soil will come off like magic. To Matrimony says russians Are returning to the institution marriage or. Carleton Ketchum told members women s Canadian club monday afternoon at the fort Garry hotel. Or. Ketchum Corres Lon Dent has spent a Good Deal of time in Russia. His. First trip was made when Lenin Lay dying and he has paid file visits since. It is one of the most interesting paradoxes of Russia today or. Ketchum that its people Are returning to the idea of Home life. A Lew years ago marriage was held in ridicule today there has been a swing backwards towards things As they were. There is still no marriage service recognized by the state Young people Register their marriages but it is now impossible to marry and divorce within a week As it was in 1930, nor is it possible to do this ten or twelve times in Cne year As it once was. It is still against the Law to teach religion to any person under the age of 18, but it is no longer a crime to practise religion and Many russians still do this. Following his address or. Ket chum was asked questions on rus Sia by members of his audience. Mrs. Walter j. Lindal president was in the chair and at the close of meeting spake in appreciation of or. Ketchum s address. A q Tulip bulbs social club has Cious Start a Large attendance of guests and club members was present at the first entertainment of the . Social club in the Royal Alexandra hotel saturday evening. Whist prizes won by mrs. G. B. Dawson mrs. R. Walker mrs. Mulvey and miss e. Stacker mrs. M. Lawrie or. A. Hughes or. Z. F. Eustace and mrs. A. Were Distri a certified si.40 value 01 Lac Tore Cort of handling in Honor of the 10th anniversary of the famous Spring air mattress we re saying it with upwards of a million bulbs have been contracted for All to the end that you May have a gorgeous Rainbow collection of 20 Dif Ferent varieties for Only 39c to cover the Bare Cost of handling. A bonafide value each bulb is of Guaran teed Blooming size. Plant these dutch. Tulip bulbs now and you will Marvel at their colourful Beauty next Spring this unusual gift offer is entirely a Good will presentation to please old friends and make new ones for Spring air the mattress that feels so Good we Trust you will find out Why it has become America s Best liked mattress when you come to our store to get your Rainbow collection of dutch Tulip bulbs. Get them at oar Short furniture dept., 4th floor. Phone 8462 main Street at Bannatyne Avenue Smith Sidney Buckler and James Wells. The banquet was followed by a continuation of the initiation Cere monies which had been in Progress All Day. Stunts were performed in the dining room and later freshmen and seniors All joined the science co eds in the girls gymnasium to conclude the an informal dance. The committee in charge included messes. Lome Duncan Douglas Hunt and Wilson Milne. Or. Harold c. Hutchison a Mem Ber of the staff of the Royal Vic Toria Hospital Montreal is at pres ent visiting his parents or. And mrs. Hutchison Yale Avenue. I s Don t forget to Wash the lids As Well As the cooking utensils them elves As the odor of the dish is Likely to cling to a lid and cause t to spoil the next article cooked beneath it. Miss Doris m. Pascoe was a Jun Heon hostess saturday enter Tam no in Honor of miss Geralline Keenan a Bride elect of oct. Is. The table centred with Gladioli in pastel shades and Matching tapers Vas arranged for 15 guests. A presentation was made to the Honor guest. Holden players opening gala social occasion opening under the auspices of the lieutenant governor of Mani Toba and mrs. W. A Tupper and Premier and mrs. John Bracken the John Holden players monday found the first night of their third season at the Dominion theatre a gala social occasion. There were Many parties in attendance and rounds of applause greeted each player As he or she made a first appearance before footlights his Honor s party m thei gubernatorial Box included mrs. Tupper or. And mrs. Burke Simpson or and mrs. H. E. W. Phair and miss Edith Tupper. Or. And mrs. W. M. Neal occupied a Box. A 9 in Honor of miss Hettie Mcgregor a Bride elect of october 15, mrs Wmk Birnie Jean and Francis Birnie 355 Montrose Avenue entertained at an Ivory and red enamel Ware Shower Friday evening. The table was centred with a . Autumn Flowers and lighted by mauve tapers. The gifts were pre Little Jackie Ingram. As sisting were Florence Donnett mar Garet Margaret Mcgregor the guests numbered 36. Mrs. Hugh Ross who has been the guest of her parents or. An1 mrs. Guy Dingle has returned t her Home in Timagami. Ont miss Beth Lockerbie has arrived from Calgary to reside in Winnipeg daughters England. Lodge Princess Christian. 24-. Card party. Thursday. 2.15 . At Home of mrs. H. Taylor. 261 Roseberry St. Onward Ever Onward club. Wednesday. 2.30 . At Home of mrs. Frank War Ren 717 Jessie Avenue. October unit of first presbyterian Church Tea at Home of mrs. Georee skin Ner. Ste. 4. Lilac apartments. Wednesday. 3 to 6 . Back to land assistance association ladies auxiliary 4th annual meeting tuesday. October 11. 2.30 . In work room Mcdermot and main. Tea following meeting. Noble grands association. Friday. 8 . In Odd Fellows ten role parlor District Deputy presidents i charge. Whist drive under auspices of ladies auxiliary Canadian legion b.e.s.l., no 1 Branch in club rooms 422 notre Bame wednesday. 8 . Proceeds for welfare work. Ladies auxiliary. Canadian b.e.s.l., 1 Branch executive meeting wednesday. 2.45 . In club rooms. 423 notre Dame. Winnipeg general Hospital nurses alumnae association. Wednesday. ., in nurses Home. Weston Circle. . Wednesday. At Home of mrs. A. Cole 1846 Logan Avenue. St Margaret s Church women s Aux i Ary it unmade Sale in amneris Naii. At James. Saturday. 10 aim. _ Mother s club of International Alphs buy your captivating Hen Jubilee hosiery by Corticelli at the Bay hosiery no orchids on Ybur Why worry you can still look devastating economize Tveith Corticelli s new luxury silk stockings they give you sheer Glamour for a trifling sum and you la really adore their smooth snug Beauty Fine fabric and flattering tones. For a More captivating include on your budget this new Jubilee hosiery at Choice of the d i s i m 1 n at q com a e m on Ati a a so tears in the manufacture of Quality silk products ?j3is Sti i ill m ;