Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 9, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page twelve Winnipeg free press saturday March 9, 1940 of matters concerning the Hobi a group of women equestrians who will enter the ring at Brandon when the Manitoba Winter fair opens March 18, include the group above who were found discussing plans for their trip in the clubroom of Tuxedo Riding club. Left to right they Are mrs. L. M. Hedman misses Mary Mcpherson Peggy Swallow Barbara Konantz and Eleanor Harvey. Birthday Candle gleams at University women s club a Large birthday cake lighted by one Blue handle occupied the place of Honor in the Entrance Hall when the University women s club held their first birthday party at their club House 54 West Gate Friday evening. Organized in 1909, the club was established in the club Home March 10, 1939. Mrs. H. B. Sommerfeld the presi Dent received the guests. A Bui cot High Tea was served in the Many combining style with Comfort Best talents of Artis a tic designers have been brought together with modern optical knowledge to create glasses that Are stylish yet efficient. Limited phone 24 552. 318 Smith St. C. A. Dempsey optometrist. Spacious rooms some guests occupy ing the wide staircase. A profusion of Spring blossoms including Dar win tulips daffodils and Narcissi were used As Floral decoration throughout the House. A delightful and informal pro gramme was arranged by miss Helen Nicholson for the enjoyment of the following the High Tea a display of pictures of past presidents and items of interest to the club was shown in the Dri Wing room entitled through the years with the club then on into the Blue Library where a guessing contest conferring titles was held under the direction of mrs. Robert Campbell of the Book group. Arranged by the handicraft group with mrs. E. Mcfayden in charge a quiz contest was in Progress jul the Ralph Connor room. Entitled on the programme As the brain storm it caused much merriment among the contestants and the audience. As a Climax to the evening a one act play. The rehearsal was per formed by members in the lower lounge under the direction of mrs. E. C. Hignell and the play Reading group. In Honor of mrs. Evan Gardener who is leaving the District a party was held wednesday at the Home of mrs l. D. Scammell. The guests numbering 30. The guest of Honor was presented with numerous gifts. Full course meal 65c in the Beautiful gothic dining room music during the dinner hours join the fashion Parade in footwear unmistakably new in style and treat ment. Here Are five of the depend Able charmers available at Eaton a 1940 toe in Dressy Calt or Patent. Black wine Blue. At a. Tailored shoe of Alligator and elasticized suede in Brown and Black at b High tie in Patent and or All suede by Selby. Brown. Wine Blue Green at c. Spring suede with Snake trim by Paltein Diliso at d. Suit partner suede z u i d e r Zee with poker Chip Heel in Brown Blue Black Green. At e. And up. Women s shoe Section second floor Hargrave t.eato.nc3 miss Julda Rydberg president of the ladies auxiliary of the order of Vasa will receive at their annual Spring Tea to be held Friday. March 15, in the t. Eaton company Assembly Hall. Culinary clinic sour Cream is no problem to Cook with trusty recipes by june Horne Haven t you noticed that there always seems to be just enough Cream left in the bottle each Day to prove annoying being a Thrifty housewife you never throw this invariably keep it and add to it daily. Then in a few Days you have per haps a cupful or so of sour Cream and just about this time nine out of ten people either forget about it until it has to be thrown out or else they leave it because they Don t quite know How to make use of it. This seems to me a terrible waste and rather a sad state of affairs too because there is nothing that is baked with sour Cream be it a cake Corrie or biscuit that does t show a marked improvement in flavor As Well As texture. If you have a sour Cream prob pm i Hope the recipes i have for you today will solve it for some Ime to come. The first of these is a delicately spiced cake with dates and nuts in to that i am sure you will like. Sour Cream Date cake 1 cup Brown sugar 1 cup thick sour Cream 1 egg slightly beaten Ivi cups flour 1 Teaspoon soda it Teaspoon Cream of tartar Teaspoon Salt Teaspoon Nutmeg 1 Teaspoon cinnamon cup chopped nuts cup chopped dates of the nicest things about making a cake with Schnir Cream is that it is so simple to mix. As there is very rarely any butter or shortening that has to be creamed. Combine All the dry ingredients except the sugar and sift together once. Add the sugar to the sour Cream and blend then stir in the slightly beaten egg. Mix the nuts and dates into the sifted dry ingredients and gradually add to the Cream sugar mixture stirring after each addition jus until Well blended. Pour the mix Ture into a Square pan that has mrs. Thompson advises weddings a quiet wedding was solemnized at the Home of or. And mrs. W. G. Guthrie 48 Ink Ster Boulevard Winnipeg March 6, at 5.15 ., when Lillian Ruth Harris was United in marriage to their eldest son or. George nor Man Guthrie of Argyle Man. Rev. Edgar g. Bailey officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by or brother or. R. E. Harris Rore a Street length dress of Corda Queen Elizabeth Blue with a lose fitting hat of the same Lade. She wore a Corsage of red oses. Miss Melva Angus was brides Aid in a crepe dress of Dove Rey and Dusky Pink her Corsage As Pink roses. Or. Lindsay Guthrie brother of the Bride room was Best Man. The couple Eft for Moosomin sask. On their return they will reside on their in Argyle Man. It Sioux Lookout quiet was solemnized March 6 t the Home of or. And mrs. J. 5. Marcelle when their Niece miss Vurcy Virginia Newsome of Vic Oria ., Only daughter of mrs. D Newsome of Victoria And the late or. William f. New ome of fort William ont was United in marriage with or. Ray mond William go slave of Sioux a cookout Only son of or. And mrs. W. Go slave of fort William it Rev. Alex Cox of St. An Rew s United Church was the officiating Clergyman. Miss Gwenneth Preston bridesmaid and the bridegroom Ras attended by or. Hayden mar Elle. Only a few intimate friends and relatives including the Bride room s Mother were present for in ceremony and reception. Or. And mrs. R. W. Go slave will re de in Sioux Lookout. Umito been greased or lined with Wax paper and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for about 45 minutes this recipe is just right for a 8 by 8 by 2-Inch pan. This mocha frosting is very irs. J. James Heads 31d comrades . Ladies auxiliary old comrades association to 45th battalion held election of officers for the Oming year tuesday. Mrs. J. Ames was elected president for he second term mrs. J. Trotter ice president mrs. S. Ferguson 3cret.ary-treasurer mrs. J. Clay Ospital convener and mrs. R. Trom mrs. Conveners. A. Belcher social several firms in Paris France Ender a unique service to persons who wish to take a Holiday in a Ertain City or country but wish o make others believe that they re elsewhere. These companies apply stationery of the leading hotels mail the letters at the Roper time and place and even prepare photographs of the Patron n the native clothes and scenery if the Alibi locations. Simple to make and is the Only kind with which to top the sout Cream Date cake. Mocha frosting 2 Tablespoons Strong hot Coffee 1 Teaspoon butter Teaspoon Vanilla icing sugar the butter in the hot Coffee and add the Vanilla. Add icing sugar until the mixture is of the right consistency to spread then spread it on the cake. Very often it happens that when you want to make a chocolate cake you will find that you Are right out of chocolate and you feel rather dubious about trying to make your cake with Cocoa. In such a Case you should find the following recipe a help that is providing it s one of the times you have sour Cream on hand too. Cocoa cake is cup Cocoa cup boiling water cup butter Ivi cups White sugar 2 eggs 1% cups Floter 1 Teaspoon baking powder 3a cup thick sour Cream cup sour milk or Buttermilk 1 Teaspoon soda add the boil no water to the Cocoa and stir unti Well blended then set aside to Cool Cream the butter and gradually Cream in the sugar until the mix. Ure is Light and Fluffy. Then add he Well beaten eggs. Sift the flour with the baking powder and dissolve the soda in he sour Cream and sour milk or Buttermilk. Add these mixtures alternately to the creamed mixture and when All Are used stir in the Cocoa mixture last. Pour into a Square pan that has Jeen greased or lined with waxed paper and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for about 35 to 10 minutes. This cake is something extra Spe Cial when iced with a R.C. Choco ate fudge frosting. You Don t happen to have sour milk or mate milk on hand when you wish o make this cake you can substitute it cup milk with Teaspoon vinegar or Lemon juice added to it. Tea time honors prettily arranged for Ottawa visitor miss Alison Haig Chestnut Street entertained at the Tea hour Satur Day in Honor of an Ottawa visitor miss Margaret Davis. Mrs. J. Allyn Taylor and mrs. Campbell Hail presided Over the Tea table which was centred with Spring blossoms ladies for a soft natural 1 ook i n g Perman ent try the new Cream method or the Oil machine less with pads soaked in Oil before your eyes. Or. Templeton recommends both of these methods for your new Spring wave. Templeton s hairdressing 641 by Midway. Phone 35 173. Boss Minnie Icib is general convener of a Silver the to be held thursday evening b the Augustine business girls Clu in the Church. Guild Hall. Proceed will be used to buy magazines an treats for patients in Kins Edwar mrs. David Macdonald president of Westminster Church v.a., will receive at the St. Pat ick s Tea to be held Friday from 3 o 6 At the Church. Men play part in legion Branch plans for Tea the general sir Sam Steele Branch of the Canadian legion will hold its annual Silver Tea Fri Day in the club rooms 1420 main Street at Poison Avenue from 2.30 to 5.30 And from 7 to 10 pin. Home cooking Sale of work and other attractions. It col. L. D. M. Baxter . . President of the Manitoba command will perform the open ing ceremony. The reception committee com prising mrs. W. Wallace president of the ladies auxiliary mrs r. Taylor past president and mrs. M. E. Terrell 1st vice president will be on duty in the afternoon. During the evening session receiving will be messes. J. C. Man son president of the Branch e. Harding and w. Terrell and senior officers will share honors at the Tea tables with other legion Mem Bers. The United Empire loyalists association of Canada Winnipeg Branch will meet monday 8.15 In the drawing room of the . The programme will be in charge of younger Empire loyalists including misses Dorothy Lane Beatrice Broderick Mary Hurst and or. Harold Fletcher or. Kerr Wilson will assist with the musical pro gramme. Refreshments will be served. Woman ashamed of Home is nervous uneasy hostess m by Elizabeth Thompson any bewildered parents will sympathize with the Mother who wrote dear mrs. Thompson will you please explain this in priority Complex business1. My daughter says i have Given her an inferiority Complex yet she admits hat she is never afraid to bring unexpected guests Home because m always neat keep the Home Well and am a Good Cook. Have i an inferiority Complex because i am nervous and uneasy when the guests come whose servants dress Jetter and have better Homes than we can possibly afford is refusal 0 go places where you know your Ery Best clothes will look out of place a sign of an inferiority com or just Good common sense Mother taught me to shun he very appearance of evil and by always to keep the Good opinions of neighbors and acquaintances. Fly daughter says it is none of the neighbors business what she does and that real friends will not be Ieve evil gossip. If i question the morals and intentions of any of her wends she says i am evil minded. Try to be charitable and As Ern As my own moral standards will allow but there Are some things just can t seem to accept. My husband and i have sacrificed a of to give our children All the education possible. He says we have educated them away from us. 1 got a better education than my parents did but i never thought of them giving me an inferiority Complex. Puzzled Mother. Probably your parents had More self Confidence than you have and were not overawed people were More Prosper Ous or better educated. You have deed done your daughter an in jury if Cru brought her up to think of her defects rather than Ler assets. Apparently you do this yourself. Clothes and furniture Are Only the Frame for your personality and if you have attractive qualities of mind and heart R.C. and poor alike will enjoy visiting you. It is definitely a sign of an inferiority Complex to be nervous and uneasy when entertaining Well to do friends. If you had Well founded Pride in yourself you would feel something like maybe my rugs Are worn and my clothes out of Date but the place looks Homey people enjoy my conversation and they like my cooking they Admire my work at the club so i need t you could forget your self and instead of being apolo Getic and making everybody uncomfortable you could be warm hearted and Friendly and your guests would feel you were a Worth while person who was genuinely interested in them. It is common sense of course not to go to form Al affairs in Street but at any informal gathering nobody needs to feel ashamed of Ordinary clothes which Are clean and Well pressed. Your attitude to morals May be an unconscious compensation for your inferiority feeling. There is a certain satisfaction in assuring yourself that you May be shabby but you have higher standards than some other people. However there has been a tremendous change in manners and customs in the last forty years and Many things which were considered proof of depravity in your youth Are today thought unimportant. If you have taught your daughter what you believe to be right and wrong and Given her a Good education you have done All that one human being can do to protect another. Now you should let her make up her own decisions and choose her own friends with out worrying or criticizing. You will find an excellent Dis Cussion of the inferiority Complex and its devastating effects in How to be Happy though by w. Beran Wolfe . This column appears in the free press tuesday thursday and miss Elva Humphries is joint convener with miss Lydia Yager of the refreshment commit tee for the William Whyte school s 25th birthday Tea to be held thurs Day from 3 to 6.30 At the school Maedchen in uniform is nazi forecast Rotterdam. Up according to the Berlin correspondent of the Nieuwe courant it will not be Long w until the third Reich has Gretchen and her Mother in uni form dress. The new gown is to be made in three Black red and Brown if Gretchen prefers a dress which matches her Cornflower Blue eyes too bad the Model chosen is one of Hitler Ian simplicity not Only to save cloth but also thread which is becoming More and More difficult to obtain. One does not know yet if this measure has. Been taken to Aid the clothing Industry which has been suffering greatly since women have Only been allowed one dress a year. Accordingly they save up their clothing coupons and buy one Cady Ricada clothing on the measure has economize on Cotta Osing a uniform dress my he Sale of cheap ready ii Ause the new gown May without coupons or for a Basher Hauler Ataii Hocti Beaute t w. Esteil special permanent . .346 3atte they club events ukrainian handicraft Guild. Monday 8 30 ., in St. John s Hall Corner Ellen and Mcgregor Street. Or. Ellen m. Doug lass to speak on my Little Britain chapter i.o.d.e., Mon Day afternoon at Home of mrs. F. L. Quance Little Britain. . Of Home Street United Church tuesday Groups c and i. Ladies auxiliary to be 112th Winnipeg Squadron r.c.a.r., monday 2.30 At Grace Church. Ladies auxiliary to amalgamated civil servants. Tuesday. 8 ., to free press toward room. Ladles auxiliary Canadian legion. . . St. James Branch at fire Hall. Berry treet. Tuesday 8 United College to a auxiliary tuesday 2.30 In Sparling Hall. Mrs. A. B. Flett. President to take chair. Mrs. F. S. Ritcey to direct musical pro gramme. Society of French Canadian women. Tuesday. 2.30 ., in Waldorf cafe lol owed at 3 By a card party. Mrs. A. J. H. Dubuc convener assisted by mrs. George Giguere and mrs. H. Bedard. Ladies auxiliary of Irish protestant association at Home of mrs. Kavanagh 14 Guay Avenue St. Vital wednesday 2.15 Mothers Union St. Thomas Church. Tuesday. 2.3o ., in the Annex. Mrs. Beth Richards Unity Centre of Winnipeg 210 Avenue building psychology class. Monday 8.15 ., on mind Power Miracle within. Miriam Rebekah Lodge. In i.o.oj1. Temple monday 8 St. John s Temple. Pythian Sisters monday. 7.30 ., in travellers Hall. Whist 8.30 Ladles auxiliary to lord Strathcona s horse. R.c., whist drive and dance. Fri Day. 8.30 In Drill Hall. Fort Osborne Barracks. Ladies auxiliary. Calvin presbyterian Church tuesday 8 ,., at manse 1652 Alexander Avenue. Winnipeg women s Institute in ., tuesday 7.45 Whip drive and social 9 Ladies auxiliary Toyal c corps of signals tuesday 2.15 ., in Sherbrook Telephone Exchange build ing. Silver Tea committee 2 Mother s club Alpha Delta i Mon Day 3 ., at Home of mrs. George Boyd 95 Claremont Avenue. Women s association St. Stephen s Broadway United Church tuesday 3 In Chapel Augustine business girls club supper meeting Friday 6.15 Prof. Watson Kirkconnell speaker. Valour Road ladles auxiliary Cuna Dian legion b.e.sx., general meeting wednesday 8. P.m., in Institute to Blind. Kildonan Renfrew county association social afternoon Friday 2.30 ., in american women s club rooms Donalda Block. Ladies auxiliary Imperial veterans in Canada . Whist drive tuesday. 2.30" ., in native sons of Canada Oard room 298 fort Street. Ladies Aid norwegian lutheran Church demonstration Manitoba products tuesday 2 ., in Church Corner of Victor and Wellington. Next meeting at ice of mrs. L. Sandberg 854 Sherburn treet March 27, 2 Ladies auxiliary Imperial veterans in Canada . Meeting wednesday ., in native sons Canada boned room 208 fort Street. Group a ladles auxiliary 112tli squad Ron r.c.a.f., monday 2.30 ., in race Church. Ladies auxiliary old comrades association 45th battalion social at Home of mrs. J. Clay 304 Sidney Avenue tues Day 8 All proceeds to go for special easter baskets for soldiers in Deer Lodge Hospital. Trinity Baptist women meeting for red Cross and Home welfare sewing tuesday. 10 . To 4 ., with Box lunch at noon. Ladles auxiliary Lith medium Battery. H.c.a., monday 8 In Canadian legion Hall London Block. Mrs. Ernest Moncrieff s group ladies auxiliary r.c.a.f., monday 2.30 ., in Grace Church. W.a., Augustine Church tuesday ., in Guild Hall. Ladles Aid and . Of St. Andrew s United Elgin Avenue tuesday 3 guest speaker mrs. J. M. White. United Empire chapter i.o.d.e., wednesday at Home of mrs. R. Williams. 486 Dominion Street. Westminster Church women s Mission. Society tuesday 2.30 ., in ladies parlor. Mrs. W. F. Osborne speaker on world peace. United Church ladies Aid tuesday 8 ., at Home of mrs. J Kollus 110 Leila Avenue. Ladies auxiliary to lord Selkirk association tuesday 8 ., at Home of mrs. Boys Carter Queenston Street guest speaker. Mils Grace Dou nudge. Dry of Good Quality leaving the cheaper goods on the shelves the cheap 3-Deci dry cleaned and called for and phone 55 dyers cleaners Cal Trabu ouzo value an 8x10 portrait of y limit on. I. Clip i i. A mrs. W. J. Morris resident of the women s conserva Ive association of. Greater Winnieg will be in charge of the annual a to be held tuesday from 3 to 5 i.m., in the t. Eaton Assembly Hall. Lyceum photo 290 conditioning this amazing new Vita sized Cream Oil is featured exclusively it of Leroy s. It is the finest Oil Solus cd Kcf types of hair and All textures Grey White or course hair giving More soft natural and perfect wild tonality styled they re Beautiful lasting. Ordinarily priced much test Hollywood styles. . Make plans for St. Patrick s Tea the . Of Tabernacle Bap Tot Church will hold a St. Pat Rick s Tea and Novelty Sals March 16 from 3 to 6 In the Church auditorium. Receiving the guest will be mrs. J. Hebb mrs. D Lanney miss Grace Long and miss Ann sunk. The girls have arranged a musical programme. Prize awards for the Telephone Bridge held by the ladies auxiliary of the . Were wednesday to mrs. O. Maitland mrs b. Hird mrs. J. Blake and miss Eunice Speers. It sounds like magic but your old shoes can be made Over shoes like this can be made like this Don t discard out of style can be your order or if you wish our experts will advise you i new Spring styles. Other shoe clinic services in 1 made longer and wider. Made Shorter and narrower ;