Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 28, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday May 28, 1940 Page nine Rushing further supplies Crri the attention and time of. Of care and Relief de areas and Tho work of the Cana i t shown in the reports sub Chc and annual Mcolin. I n i m i 1 1 o inst 1 1 i conservative group Spring blossoms deck mrs. Wood 1 mrs. T. H. Wood a charter Mcm j Bor the South Winnipeg women s f conservative association lion coloured Al a Tea and presentation x arranged by members of the club lutheran Church was decorated with Palms ferns and j monday at he University women s club. West Gale prior to her Leav it Spring Flowers for the marriage of miss Matilda Rath Seebauer. To or. Arthur Gauer which took place i i t 1 in m .1. B m i s i -1 s. O. I of i if n i o n n i 1 in no to i t i i n in inc plea for assistance in n cd s to o is on o i i i i n i 011 a torn Europe. In. Is they in i Al i n p lie Leilh i in it the i Icci t Geber daughter of or. And mrs. J. Gauer eldest son of or. And mrs. J saturday at 4.30 . Rev. L. G. Bald officiated. Mrs. I. Patterson played the bridal music. Mrs. Margaret Stevens Sang Calm As the night at the ser vice and during the signing Fil the Register because. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a gown of White moire taffeta with a sweetheart neckline accented by Fine pleating. The Waist was corseted and the material was modelled in svelte lines Over the hips and ended in fullness at the Back. The Vic Torian sleeves featured tiny but tons from the Elbow Down to Points Over her hands. Her Finger tip veil was caught in a Coronet trimmed with lilies of he Valley. She carried Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. K. S. Ford sister of Tho Bride was Matron of Honor and wore magic Blue Georgette the full skirt showing a deep ruffle at tic Hemline accented by Liny velvet bows. Her hat was a Small Flower Model and she carried sweetheart roses and Sweet peas. The bridesmaid. Miss june Gauer. Sister of the bridegroom wore a jacket gown of Blush Coral Point d Esprit with gathered Bod ice and full skill. She wore a Matching picture hat and carried i Cornflower and Sweet peas. Ing shortly to reside in Lindsay out. Before being made a charter member. Mrs. Wood occupied other offices in the club s activities. Mrs. C. M. Boswell also a ice member of the club read address enclosed in a Gold embossed Blue leather portfolio which was later presented to her. On other Side wore the signatures of. The club members. Mrs. Frank e. Ritchie president. Praised mrs. Wood s High qualities of service in the Community Church and political circles during her i Many years of association with the conservative parly. I mrs. Phipps Baker and mrs. C. B. Plant poured Tea i the table which was adorn d with a of Spring Flowers. Ethel Bendix 201 h on turn club mrs. Max Cohen was elected president of Ezra Chap Ter of Hadassah at the annual meet ing and luncheon held monday at the Hudson s Bay company store. The officers of the twentieth Century Young women s Liberal j club have been elected As follows honorary president mrs. W. J. president. Miss Ethel Bondail 1st vice president mrs. I Norman Stewart 2nd . Mrs. F. Westman 3rd vice president. Miss Kay Smith record ing Secretary miss Eileen Hancock corresponding Secretary. Miss mar Garet Kcjr treasurer mrs. L. Mag Nus social convener. Miss Evelyn 11 x. G. Early romans used asparagus for delicacies by 11okne. In Palms ferns and j of roses and snap arc Tiv wedding at 3ii no at 3 a Selling a standards dragons t Friday Home of or. And mrs. Alex Unnic. Fi7 Whittier Avenue. Trans Canna. When their older daughter. Janet re Hiir Sim Kerr by came inc by do of or. Edward Charles wid hike older of mrs. Widlake. Transcona. And the Lute or. Edward it. Wic Lake. Rev. H. G. Tollon officiated. Mrs. Tolton played inc wedding music and Accuri Noanie miss Helen Ronnie. Sister of the Brick who Sang still As the Highl and because during Ilii signing of the Register. Given in marriage by nor the Bride wort a powder Bine lace sown made in Recti note style. The i bodice buttoned to the Waist. And j Tuble was a recently Clave he skill opened Over Matching Rose she wore j no groaning boards Wilh delicacies of Hal local is beginning to come you la prob he in ,1 More Rocell Ivo Frame of Rind about ways of pc i inn t than when t u As imported and was More expensive. However Eforo 1 live you these methods i d lit i1 i Tell you a Little about i to Plant itself. The first place believe it of while blossoms used effectively at bridal Tea head was a enter lain ing of her daughter on fined lines with a Matching hat dial May still be lodged and probably you great ii Umbi i of just become Ilir Nalolny acquainted Wilh asparagus within the last do Rado i so. And if you have May have imagined Ihil this Vige oped Ono. J contrary to such a belief How Ever is the fad Hal human can were won to Graco mrs. Cyril c. Hostess tuesday Honor whose wedding to or. William Gerard too Hill will be an event of saturday. Standards and bowls of White lilacs decorated the living room where the hostess and her daughter were assisted in receiving their Tiest s by mrs. W. N. Too Hill. And mrs. L a. Hanbury of Vancouver . The Lea Laboc. Centred with a Silver bowl holding Pink roses while Larkspur and Bou Vardin was Jig steel by Ivory papers in Silver candelabra and presided Over by mrs. A. E. War Ren. Mrs. Osborne Scott. Mrs. Wil Liam Pope. Mrs. Aubrey Fisher mrs. J. L. Howe and mrs. Frank Brownell. The hostesses in the the bridegroom s brother. Or. Harold Gauer of Calgary was Best Man. Or. Arthur Rathgeber brother of the Bride and or. Frederick Gauer were the Ushers. A reception was held at the borne of the Bride s parents. 19ti Canora Street. Or. And mrs. Gauer left for the Pacific coast and on i their return will reside in win Tea i Nipes. For travelling the Bride in i chose a dress of Blue woo made the and upon programme and member up residence at Tommi Ttoe. Winifred trip to the soul return will take Charles stereo f r going away the Boughton. Miss Marian Hancock As a Bride Erose a Black tailored Ana a Silver Fox Collar. Mrs. P. Shulman. Mother of the j Bride chose Black Satin lace trimmed j i on u Anny mrs. Markov. Mother of the Bride Groom in Black silk. Mr11. L. Schulman was attractively attired Nim Hii is m dry cleaning Lilac Street Rose silk print jul a g Tonea Nat. Mrs. I tier of Bride. Wore rna Uve jointed silk with while ill Straw hat trim Mori with Black. Shi1 Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Widlake. Mother of the bridegroom chose Royal Bike lace Over crepe and n Navy Blue leg Horn Bat trimmed with Matching toned Flowers. She wore Talisman roses. Mrs. Robert Hawkins aunt of the bridegroom wore Quern s Bike Witalij a Bolero of inching. Her Hal was White Sailor trimmed with Black ple Lorl ribbon. And she wore j brie Relifo roses. Miss Helen Ronnie sister o Bride Ore printed Rose silk a made with asparagus. Then too. It grows so abundantly on the-1 Heppes of Russia thai Cal tic feed it As they would on grass it even grows wild if. The Southern parts i f it May St oni is old. Then Are Many peo not Sun t for i last woman called me and you were i Ops an most Cook to Cook As far a us asparagus is Best cooked in an upright position and to manage this you lie the stalks Togo Lucr Wilh soft string my stand Tho bundle in boiling sailed water that j comes up on the stalks to Insl be i Low inc lops. Cook without a cover until the stalks Are Lender and then cover inc pan and Cook for a few minutes longer to make sure Hal the tops arc tender. A very important tiling to tic. Shirley Stewart and Helen member in cooking asparagus is i Warren that it should be c looked just until until it is soft and utterly Limp. If you have an unused Coffee Percolator on hand this makes an excellent utensil in mesday from if Blue imported Straw tied with a Blue net Bow at the Back. She wore Gardenias and the Bride s Mother chose a red ingot of Dove Rose and Navy with Matching hat. With a Corsage of Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Gauer. Mother of Hie Bride Groom chose a jacket frock of air Force Blue crepe. Her Corsage was of Gardenias w Hulman in a iwo piece afternoon drops Royal purple trimmed Wilh lame. A pkg paid quiet cd dog took place j thursday Al St. Paul s United Church manse. Winnipeg when j Margaret Irene youngest it tighter of mrs. Peppard and the late or. A Peppard. Was United in marriage to or. Alfred Edward Collins son of or. And mrs j. Collins of Elm Wood Rev. P. Pilkey officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by it s All right it dining room were mrs. R. R. Symes 1 mrs. Arthur gallic and mrs. E. J. I Marcault. The group of assistants j included mrs. Misses Barbara Howard Masson. Milvor. June lit i oven yet c Whu arc prepare it a Young asked me it Cut off the the stalks. I astonished Al the question but j Ipp frenily others have had the about this vegetable j same Leica there is the Bride who i thing about she Cut off the stalks. Ale those this Story Abon did t know the first cooking asparagus so the lops and cooked the Young husband without passing any which to Cook asparagus. One o the Best ways to serve asparagus is just Wilh melted butter however some people Fer sauces with it. I la give you two of these in a moment but first i d like to say a word about eating asparagus. The English manage to consume the i stuff Wilh a knife and Fork some use a contrivance especially Cle then annual Mem of Winnipeg be ship rally Tea a Hadassah organization will be held wed to 6 . At tic Homes of airs j. N. Sternburg. Isle Waverley Street and mrs. S. H. Leu i Churchill 145 Scotia Street. Mem a Jevc j Bers May Register wherever most convenient. Pretty wedding took place at her old Cal brother or. Houghton j Peppard wore an afternoon Aress of Dusty Rose and Navy Feit hat. Wore Talisman roses. I miss Irene Schlamp attended and late or. P. Shulman was United afternoon dress of Light la Vic f restaurant May 26 at 5 . When Sara youngest child of mrs. P. Schulman and the Doris wailed when they gave out you Drew Violet said just temper. Shut your eyes. Good. A touch of the puff. Open like no marriage to or. Morris Markov. Youngest son of or. And Markov of Winnipeg. Rabbi i. Horo Witz officiated. The Bride was woman imagine the ador mrs j with up a velvety Beauty Princess Pat t i Sage a 0.-c.s. Snowder drives to cd crib skin. For Given in marriage the bridegroom was attended of to his brother or. Phillip Collins. Princess Pat powder has i he Marve Vece Pion was hold at the incredibly soft. _ by her brother. Or. L. Schulman of j bridegroom s Home. Castle Avenue i marvellously Laraut if Ying. Your favorite dealer has a. C. Collins left for Saskatoon. Mrs. So Lilman was Eiwood. Her Only attendant. The Bride Wasj or. And mrs. Attired in a two piece afternoon in a Short honeymoon and on their rep port Model of Queen s Blue with turn will reside at 647 St. Matthews pleated self trimming. Her hat was Avenue a White turban trimmed with wore shoulder length veil. She Corsage of Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the Valley. A dinner followed the ceremony. Or. And mrs. Markov left on the h1 comment. Then one Day he happened into the Kite Hen while i wife was busily clipping ofi1 the tops and tossing them into the a look new the. Nono signed to pickup asparagus French pick it up with thei fingers to cat it. Cheese sauce n Tablespoons Butler 3 Tablespoons flour cups milk Teaspoon sail dash of Pepper 1 Tablespoon minced Pimento f the wedding of Olive a. Didugh Tarj of the late or. And mrs. S. of 389 Simcoe Street to Corporal William Fred Ely. . Eldest son of or. And mrs. Fred Ely. James was i May Al 7 . Rev. J. A. Bow Man. N Epworth United officiated at the manse. St. Monday a. Bow Church thought you were saving Lii Ops for cutting off the tons indeed Why sence of inc asparagus Navy Al. S o to found a inc to clean asparagus the Only part of the asparagus you discard is the Woody end of docs ii a rot dresses skin. To in dry. he us Ltd c no mops for -i.iys. Removes odor to. Scain -.v. R ;