Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 26, 1939, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four Winnipeg free press tuesday december 26, 1939 problems of heart and Home Ocious soup or souffle made from Christmas Bird by . Madeline Day the re in t anybody can make soup like aunt Beth. Give her a soup Bone and a handful of trim mings and Shell turn out a meal fit for a King. But she really gets in her Boyt work along about a couple of Days lift i Christmas when sin hns the Turkey carcass to Ork a i h. Some folks Urt tired of the Noble Bird by ibo Lime it s ready for soup but those Are folks that never tasted in the Way aunt Beth makes it. For her justifies the tur key in the first place and you can be devoutly thankful that there s Bones under the meat you taste she Ean do with those Bones. Aunt Ijeh s Turkey soup she picks the carcass pretty a lean. For aunt Beth makes Iolj of other things from any meat there still May be clinging. Bui. Of course there s always a Little. The neck and the tips of the wings and the scraps still remaining on ribs and even the puts it i isl. Then Brough the meat grinder she Breaks the Bones and puts them in a soup Kettle and some Way she can always find enough to make a Turkey souffle for one meal the next Day. I can honestly never decide whether i like the Turkey As it tastes on Christmas Clay when it comes to the table plump and Golden Brown in All its shiny glory As Well As i do the things aunt Beth makes from the sorry remains of i hat Bird after we Veall been served. But i la give you her recipe for making the souffle and perhaps after you have tried it you la be Able to decide for yourself. Turkey souffle 2 cups minced Turkey 4 Tablespoons butter -1 Tablespoons flour 1 a cups milk j eggs Salt Pepper method pick off the Turkey left on the Bones and put it through the food chopper. Even tails of the skin can be if they not hard and dry and the smallest crappiest pieces will be nil right to use in this just so you grind them Fine. A Little of the dressing can go in Here also. You find you re running Short of meat but not too much and it must be finely minced to mix with the meat. With an onion and a cup of chopped i always think i d like a Little celery. Shu adds about cups of finely minced or scraped onion but water and Salt and Pepper to taste and then of split peas. Aunt Beth does t add it so there must be a reason. But she does this goes Over a Low pm my Sim i make a very thick White sauce i is All tiny or anyway for by melting the butter and blending in the flour. Then she adds the gradually to make a smooth seasons 3 or 4 hours until the peas cooked a a pulp and bit of Ihu Shiv in is extruded from i thick sauce which she tin Bonus and the soup has cooked with Salt and Pepper Down in about a quart. Stir the ground Turkey into it inc re s a Lille Gravy or even the sauce and Cool it a Little then seme of the dressing left she puts that in too. Loo of it. Of course but a cup or so. When the soup s done. Takes out thu Bones and strains the soup through a Sieve mashing All the pulp of the vegetables through that she can. She re heals this with a piece of butter the amount of that de pending on How much Turkey fat Here a in tile first place and then she serves it piping hot with Little cubes of Fried bread and 1 Tell you it s Good there s never a lot of Turkey left after Christmas dinner at Beth s for the Way she Cooks it does t tempt you to leave much. But i have stayed Over night there Over again. Add the Well beaten egg Yolks. Beat the egg Whites very stiff and fold them it at the last. Turn into a Well greased baking dish and bake in a moderate 350 Deg. F. Oven for almost an hour. If you re using a baking dish that is not too deep 50 minutes May do the trick but test it with it Silver knife As you would a custard and Don t take it out of the oven util the knife comes out of the Centre perfectly clean. Then hurry it right onto the table for it Falls if you let it stand after you take it from the oven. Serve this with some of the Turkey Gravy that has been heated up and you la enjoy Christmas All can t find out reason by Elizabeth Thompson when a Man grows tired of a girl and wants to break off with her. It is his privilege to do so but whatever he May say in private he should spare her Public humiliation. The person described in this letter has behaved very badly. A girl writes dear . Thompson i m sure you can help me. You did once before. I m 22 years old considered Good looking and am popular with the male sex. I have gone out a lot and have Learned a lot. Quite a while ago 1 met a Young Man of 24 and we went out together All the time quite steadily. We have lots in common and got along splendidly. About a month ago we had an argument but made up and kept on As before As though nothing had happened. I sometimes went to see him at his boy Friend s place in the afternoon. One Day last week f went there and saw him. We talked for a while and later Beauty pioneers in permanent waving come at your convenience an extensive Price ran be in Pur Man tent Waves is available. A wave i Nev t the Price you want to si.95 to you will be advised As to the permanent Best suited to your into consideration Condi Tion texture and color. School children s Holiday special for wed. Thur., Fri and sat. Reg. 33.50, up Ccuin genuine Hollywood permanen7s and for Beauty pioneers in permanent waving open wednesday All Day from . To ii . Moxa Ian Fiu Oay kven1xg until ii p a 71 500 340 Colony St. Fat the Mali Opp. . In at Only Wencl an Long Brantli California Ray inn. Sask when my girl Friend came in he told me he did t want me to come around any More. I was very shocked and asked him Why. He would t Tell me. I look at the situation Only one Way. He had old me he loved me and i love him too very dearly. I think if he wanted to break off with me and not even speak to me the least he can do is Tell me what s on his mind and Why. I be tried to get in touch with him but i be Bieard from his friends that he has told then Trio to bother him about me. I Don t know what to do. I can t eat or sleep and am losing weight daily. Please Tell me what to do if you. Can. Shall i make further at tempts to speak to him or just re solve to forget him i know that would be very hard. Your advice will be appreciated very deeply. Broken hearted. His Man certainly owed you a some sort of explanation and he had no business to give you marching orders in front of your girl Friend or discuss you with other people. No gentleman would do such a thing. It May be that he is deliberately behaving like a cad to make you hate him and get Over your feeling for him quickly but i doubt it. More Likely he does t know any better. Probably he has grown tired of you and like All men he hates Post Mort Ems and discussions. He might not be Able to say Why he had changed even if you succeeded in backing him into a Corner and any How he does t want to try. The affair is Over As far As he is concerned and to has no intention of dissecting the Corpse. Did you make the mistake of cheapening yourself it was very unwise for you to go to see him particularly if you called at a Elor apartment. He would certainly think less of you. You should have stayed Home and waited for him to Call on you. Consider whether you technique May have been in other ways. Avoid repeating your mistakes in future but Don t attempt to see this Man again. The affair in dead and cause of death does 1 really matter. Hon. And . John s. Mcdiar mid entertained informally at their Home Yale Avenue Sun Day evening. F miss Bessie Brilman entertained informally sunday evening in Honor of . H. J. Ross who is leaving Jan. 1 to make her Home in Toronto. Miss Vera major who has spent the last two months in Virden Man. Spent Christmas in Winni Peg with her Mother . W. J. Major. E it or. Thomas Curley has left for Toronto ont., where he will spend a fortnight the guest of his brother in in and sister or. And . George Holliday. He will also visit sister sister Mary Daniel of St. Joseph s Convent. A sir. And ivors. Frank Foster bran Don Man., arrived Friday to spend the Holiday season with Fos Ter s parents or. And . H. J. Lander. V it of in Honor of miss Grace Russell prior to her departure for Ottawa or.t., where she will join the staff the dietetics department of of general Hospital a group of her business friends entertained at dinner thursday at Moore s of Vir. And . J. Calder Munro daughter Ann have arrived Vancouver ., to attend the Gulden wedding celebrations of or and . Robert Munro. Is. C. R. Grant leaves tues Day for Calgary alta., where she will spend the next fort night the guest of Lieut Coli and . H. M. W. Harvey. O misses Lorraine Wood and Louise Stimple of Saskatoon sask., Are spending the Holiday season in win Nipon. W or. And . D. M. Boyd of mor Ris Man., left saturday for to Ronto where they will attend the wedding of Mary Priscilla Clark to eve. Charles Gordon Boyd at Knox col lege Chapel tuesday Jan. 2. Roy . R.c.a.f., Van Couver ., is spending the Holiday Eason with his parents in Charles Vood Man. Or. And . P. G. Hague have Eft to spend Christmas and the new Itear Holiday season with relatives n Toronto. V i or. And . C. Fitzpatrick of Rosetown sask., arrived in Winni Peg saturday to spend the Christ Mas season with their daughter and son in Law or. And . Arthur Martin of Raven court school fort 3arry drive. Is . G. A. Hudson and Little son 3orclon, of Madsen mines ont., is spending the Christmas season with Ler parents or. And . A. E. Jogan Selkirk Manitoba. Miss Eveline Good loft saturday o spend the Christmas season with Ler brother in Law and sister or. And . J. W. Edwards Grenfell apartments Regina sask. Miss Rosamond Devenish will entertain informally wednesday evening prior to term annual Christ Mas dance of the humpty Dumphy l. A. Christmas tree Rains gifts for guests the ladies auxiliary of the Cana Dian Pacific railway social club held their annual Christmas party and contract Bridge tuesday eve Ning in the Royal Alexandra hotel during a Short business at which . A. White presided report were received. Mrs. P. J. Sivertson. And . L. A. Mcmahon received the prizes for Bridge. Each Mem ber received a gift from the Brilli. Antly lighted Christmas tree. Thu next meeting of the auxiliary Wil be held in the Royal Alexandra hotel january 23. Poor Marksman if you Are not so True with a Hammer and Are Apt to leave rings and Marks around the nails you Are trying to drive it is Best to cover the head of the Hammer with a piece of thick soft cloth and then get to work. Burgeon Lieut. Edward a. Sellers arrived Christmas eve from Victoria to spend a Short Ime with . Sellers parents or. And . Hugh g. Moi Crieff Welington Crescent. Miss Marguerite Devine entertained wednesday at a Kitchen Shower in Honor of miss Hilda Harris a Bride elect of january Little miss Peggy Ottrey presented he gifts. The table entered with Christmas decorations was pre Over by . A. Harris. Those assisting were misses Jean Stark and Marguerite tests numbered 20. Devine . W. J. Major will leave wednesday for the Pacific coast where she will join or. Major members assemble or. And lbs. Robert Munro to be the first couple to have wed in the town of Miami Man., is the Honor held by or. And . Robert Munro 242 Ruby Street who celebrated the 50th anniversary of Trier wedding sunday at the Home of their son and daughter in Law or. Arid . W. E. Munro 218 Handcart Boulevard Tuxedo. Mrs. Munro formerly miss Anne Paterson daughter of or. And . William Paterson Stratford ont., visiting her brother later judge Paterson of Winnipeg when she met her fixture husband. They were married december 24, 1889, at Miami by Rev. Samuel Poison and resided there until 25 years ago when they moved to Winnipeg. Or. Munro was a partner in the firm of Collins and Munro. They have four children or. J. Calder Munro of Vancouver Or. W. E. Munro or. J. Cameron Munro and Mary Margaret Munro. There Are six grandchildren. A reception was held sunday at the Home of or. And . Munro when the Honor guests were assisted in receiving their guests by . J. Duncan.1 sister of . Munro who attended her Wec Ding by . Samuel Poison widow of the Clergyman who perform red the ceremony and her son or. James Poison or and . J. Brother in Law and sister of . Munro who have arrived recently to make their Home in Winnipeg and miss Mary Margaret room were . J. Calder Munro i unto. Assisting in the living is. W. E. Munro and . J. Cameron Munro. Standards and bowls holding Golden Chrysanthe mums and roses decked the rooms and centred the Tea table which was lighted by Gold tapers and presided Over by . John Munro. Rollin n.d., . A. C. Kerr Miami Man., . J. Fraser . A. J. Burridge . M. Megill . George Lundy of Kenora ont. Mrs. Keith Perry Deloraine Man., . F. Collins Miami . Fred Elliott and . J. Rae Tooke. Serving in the dining room were . W. , . William Johnson . E. M. Setting . Claude setting misses Jean George Mary Duncan Jean Paterson Helen Bremer. The grandchildren acted As guides and in charge of a Register and include Little misses Ann Marilyn and Gail masters Bobbie Brian and Grant Munro. Margaret Eleanor Brown a Augustine United Church was the scene of a quiet wedding saturday at 3.30 . When Margaret Eleanor eldest daughter of prof and . R. W. Brown was United in marriage to or. G. H. Lathe eldest son of or. And . Frank e. Lathe Ottawa. Ont. The marriage was performed by Rev. Elliot Burtsell Kenton Man., former Secretary of the student Christian movement assisted by or. Russel Macgillvray. Or. Filmer Hubble presided at the Organ. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a tailored Woollen dress in old Rose the full bodice having a a neckline and being trim med with Navy Blue buttons. She wore a Matching Rose turban with Blue and her Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. The bridal couple were unattended. Professor Dalton Vernon Brandon and or. Elliott Bolton were Ushers. A reception was held at the Homo of the Bride s parents where the rooms were decorated with tall standards of White chrysanthemums red roses Holly and ferns. Later or. And . Lathe left for Montreal where they will reside. For travelling the Bride wore a Novelty Blue Green dress with a Black fell hat. Mrs. Brown Mother of the Bride wore a Blue Grey Woollen dress hav ing a a neckline and flared skirt. Miss Karen Hall has chosen Winnipeg for her Christmas holidays and is at present the guest of or. And . C. Russell Medland. Later she will stay with miss Josephine Craig. Miss Hall is the daughter of mr., and . Carl Hall of Vancouver. She wore a Brown hat and a Corsage of Talisman roses. Quiet wedding was solemnized dec. 16 at 7 o clock at King memorial Church when Kath Leen Miller became the Bride of or. Robert Adams. Rev. D. G. Paton officiated. Miss Mildred Jones played the wedding March. The Bride Given in marriage by her Grandfather. Or. J. P. Miller chose minuet Blue Alpaca crepe featuring a Tuti ked bodice and full Gared shirt. Her Corsage was of sweetheart roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Eleanor Shearer attended the Bride in Moss Green crepe with a Corsage of Talisman roses. Or. Cyril Jones was Best Man. Mrs. Miller the Bride s grand Mother wore a Royal Blue dress with a Corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. C. Adams Mother of the bridegroom., wore mauve silk crepe. Her Corsage was of Johanna Hill oses. A reception followed for immediate relatives at the Home of the bridegroom. Or. And . Adams will reside at 263 Glenwood Crescent. A quiet wedding ceremony took place at the Home of . S. Noble in Vancouver ., dec. 7, when her Niece Lucille Audrey Campbell eldest daughter of or. And . Charles Campbell of Minto Man., was United in marriage to or. Kenneth Charles Welsh Vancouver Rev. Andrew Rod Dan performed the ceremony. The Bride Given in her Uncle or. S. Noble wore fuchsia transparent velvet. She car ried Talisman roses and White car nations. A luncheon followed the ceremony. Or. And . Welsh will make their Home in Vancouver British Columbia. It whig Dryden quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Luke s anglican Church Dryden saturday dec. 16, at 7.30 ., when Edyt lie May Phyall youngest daughter of . H. G. Nurse and the late or. D. A. Phyall of Transcona Man., became the Bride of or. Walter Leroy Wright son of or. And . A. Wright of Bengough sask. The Bride wearing White Satin with Chapel veil and Coronet of Orange blossoms was Given in marriage by her brother or. Henry d. Phyall. She carried Talisman roses. Miss Doris Anderson of Kenora attended the Bride and chose Turquoise taffeta with Pink Chapel veil. Her bouquet was of Johanna Hill roses. The bridegroom was attended by or. A. Mckinstry of Dryden. Miss Vera Bailey presided at the. Organt and during the signing of the Register played i love you truly. A reception was held at the Home of or. And . R. F. Petursson. Mrs. Petursson sister of the Bride was in ice Blue taffeta her Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. Or. And . Wright will reside in Kenora. Mrs. Beth Richard Unity Cerf tre of Winnipeg 210 Avenue building lecture at the psychology class wednesday at 8.15 ., on new year overcoming fear worry discouragement nerves complexes. Life memberships Are presented at . S. Meeting life memberships wore presented to . D. N. Jamieson and miss Allison Jamieson by . T. A Rutledge on behalf of the Green Wood women s association at the annual meeting tuesday. Miss Jamieson who spoke briefly of her future work is leaving after her marriage the end of the month to do missionary in the belgian Congo the following slate of officers for 1940 was elected honorary president . We. Buxton past president . J. A. Greenwood president . O. E. Holmes is vice president . A. Troll 2nc vice president . J. Walker 3rd vice president . J. A. Green Wood 4th vice president. Mrs. W e. Hales recording Secretary j. W. Beer treasurer . P. J Bryer corresponding Secretary e. Calbeck envelope Secretary . G. Harrison press . A Moore Mission Circle superintendent . J. E. Jones Mission Bane superintendent . J. R. Crossley Christian stewardship r. E Schafer Friendship . We. Hodg son Christian citizenship Frank Young missionary monthly w. J. Montgomery associate helpers . A. S. Cummings baby band . D. N. Jamieson pianist . W. C. Allenby. Eve. J. A Jones dedicated the new executive to its year s service following which Tea was served b the refreshment committee . J Walker convener. Mrs. Sharp re elected. President in St. Vital at the thank offering service and election of officers at St. Mary Magdelene Church St. Vital women s auxiliary the following offi cers were chosen for the year president re elected . F Sharpe first vice president . T Nickelson second vice president . G. Mcdowell treasurer a Cameron Secretary . K Taylor Dorcas Secretary . A George thank offering . A Walker Little helpers . E Boulter intermediates superintendent . T. Perkins juniors superintendent . E. Elcombe Hospital visitors . C. Mathews and . H. Shaw Board delegates . F. Sharpe and . A. George and pianist . E. Boulter. ,1 . H. H. Simmons Heads Rosedale women the women s association of Rose Dale United Church at its Annua meeting elected officers for 1940 As follows president . G. P Hamilton first vice president h. H. Simmons second vice presi Dent miss l. Sevick 3rd vice presi Dent miss a. Fullerton Secretary . F. Treasurer . A Cockburn parsonage . E Shouldice . H. H. Winslow and . C. Hanson Kitchen . J Robinson and . L. A. Smith travellers Aid . Hill pianist . C. S. Matchett visiting flow ers . F. Baker devotional w. Hosegood women s Union. Mrs h. Simmons and . J. Magill t t 6 . Dickson chosen . Worthy chief Dame Ishbel Aberdeen Camp no. 200, sons of Scotland elected of ices for 1940 As follows worthy chief . . Dickson past chief . M. Stewart chieftain . R. Denial chaplain . A. Baillie recording Secretary . A. Bert ram financial Secretary . J. Ritchie treasurer. Mrs. M. Clark senior marshal . J. Rollins Junior marshal miss i. Hunter Standard bearer . E. Skene senior guard . E. Wright Junior guard . I Wake pianist Mia a. Tarro. Delegates to the District tee Are . P. H. Dickson m. Stewart and . R. Denial this fees . J. Shiels . 11 Stewart and . A h. Dak sea j or. And . W. L. Thomas a ounce the marriage of their youngest daughter Aret to or John Alexander pc buy of 112 . Squadron , son of the late or. And . Crolly. The wedding tool plot quietly dec. 15. Rev. E. A eve officiated. To women suffer Odd of dominions boxes sold us ssi surely a wonderful record. If you other remedies without Relief do Hanyo done for f f 00 3 he anti we i p cd u t Villa s2.00 or Mortill e in us need tin Box Monti to Cones. An old reliable remedy to painful Mcfain Bruntion and other off no not delay Ore different and scientific. A cum a nth Tut. Sold by better drat and stores everywhere or mailed Plain Knickerbocker Bemeda c0. 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