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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 24, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday june 24, 1940 matters concerning the Home Page eleven. White peonies form setting _ As Rev. G. E. Bolton weds Kathleen Edna Richardson i Ryphe marriage of Kathleen Edna daughter of or. And mrs. J x Howard n. Richardson to Rev. George Elliot Bolton. I of or. G. R. Bolton and the late mrs. Bolton took place at Westminster United Church. Saturday at 4 . Rev. Elliott i officiated assisted by or. E. M. Howse. Was decorated of White peonies and or. Herbert Sadler played the and mrs. Arthur i of t by Day of Golden o perfect love. The a Virti. Given in marriage by wore White barred i Square Yoke of lace i -. Her Chapel veil of r., . Secured by a Small Flowers. She car i a Elizabeth Flanders Bernice Madson were and wore gowns if i sheer. They carried o i nosegay. One tied and one with yellow to match the hair. Rce Mcluhan. Of Manor. Host Man and the Ushers George Thurston and m. Was held at the j Bride s parents in or changed to a Teal Bluet a White lace Blouse. Ichardson wore flowered when you want the Best Plain dresses men s suits Light Coats the finest cleaning in Western Canada Henry s a Ftp Al Imp cleaners dyers launderers Dusky Rose sheer with Lilac velvet Girdle. She wore a White hat and a Corsage of roses and violets. Miss Evelyn Bolton sister of the bridegroom wore Blue crepe sprinkled with White Flowers and a White leghorn hat banded in Matching Blue. She wore Brier Cliffe roses. Obertson memorial Church was the scene of the wedding i june 15, of Olive Tetania. Sec Ond daughter of or. And mrs. P. Lozo. To Driver Ernest Matthew Scobell. 3rd division ammunition company. Royal Canadian army service corps eldest son of or. Mrs. P. M. Scobell. Rev. J. M. White officiated. Miss Helen Gregory was at the Organ. The Bride Given in marriage by her father chose White silk Marquisette Over Satin. The full bodice tapered to a fitted Waistline the Bolero Ivas of quilted taffeta As was the Girdle Belt. Her White Finger up veil was held by a White Tiara. She carried Talisman roses and Sweet peas. The bridesmaid. Miss Jess Dylan dra. Of Toronto chose Turquoise Blue with Bolero to match and in her hair were roses and Sweet peas holding a Blue veil. The bridegroom was attended by or. Zennan Bozyk. And Drivers a. Mclean b. Avery. J. Scott and j. F. Bateman were Ushers. During the signing of the Register miss Jean Polluk Sang i love you truly. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Driver and mrs. Scobell left for a Short motor trip. Lozo chose Navy sheer with Navy hat. And a Corsage of Talisman roses. The bridegroom s Mother was in Green crepe with Black and White Straw hat and Corsage of roses and Sweet peas. The marriage of Marion Elsie Only daughter of or. And mrs. Dun can Martin to or. William David Strachan Only son of mrs. Strachan mrs. G. E. Bolton signs Edna Kathleen Richardson Lor the last time saturday at Westminster Church while her husband Kev. G. E. Bolton stands by. The wedding took place at 4 . Co Lino by hot breads Ideal salad a anti ii accompaniment by june Horne. Is is the time of year when you Likely to perish from Lack of sustenance if you Don t eat salads because there is hardly a meal served that does t contain salad in one form or another. There Are the main course salads made with meat or fish then there Are the Side salads made with vegetables and the number of different combinations of fruits used in the dessert salads is legion. However whether you Are one of a and the late or. Took place june David Strachan. Those who look Forward longingly jail Winter Long to the summer when you can indulge to the full your cravings for salads or whether at the Home or of jus to near As a necessary Bride s parents 734 along with All this Unco fort Street. Or. J. W. Clarke officiated Able Wium weather you shot interested in the suggestion Nave Lor you today. That is that goes so by miss Ella Davies. The Bride Given in marriage by j there in t anything that her lather chose forget me not Wilh meals As fresh crepe Wah neckline Long fitted bread Rolls hot out of the oven bocce and circular skirt. Here of course if your c a Sissy about Chapel veil and Coronet of Flowers eating any sort bread As it comes were of Matching Blue. She carried from the oven you can wait until red roses and Pale Blue Larkspur. The bridesmaid. Miss Joyce Carter wore Pink embroidered net the they Are Cool but i la take them piping hot thank you. Tie first of the recipes i have sweetheart neckline edged with for you is for a slightly Sweet chm. The skirt finished with tender Roll that is just the thins flounce. Pink flowered hat free Booklet about baby s diet nourishment value and of vegetables and fruits 1 Acca Nii icle possible by a special completed her ensemble. She car ried Johanna Hill roses and deep Blue Larkspur. Or. Philip o Dette attended the bridegroom. Mrs. Martin chose Dove Rose crepe. Her Navy hat of Novelty Straw was trimmed in Rose and Navy. She wore a Corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The Mother of the bridegroom wore Navy Blue sheer with match ing hat. Her Corsage was of Talis Man roses. A s homogenization. Recon by electors that homogenized i rails be regularly included of and three months old i Mcpherson marriage Dampier of Charlotte of of action against nutritional Pherson was solemnize proof that this process is in Knox Church parlor. Important recent develop -.-.5 n infant feeding. Set. And fruits arc first strained then homogenized. This a Jis the Tough fibres left after reduced to a smooth minute. To form. Food cells left whole 2 try straining arc completely broken up Nutriment is released. Of the 23-Page illustrated Bookie your baby s first vegetables available from Libby san producers it Iraq baby foods. Send your Arv and a free copy will try Libby s evaporated milk i tils United kingdom More use Libby s eve Cora de milk than any other Brand. Iry of you Don t think it fhe Bell you have used i Oby s will pay you double he Purchase Price. I younger daughter of mrs. F. W. Dompier to or. Carman my solemnized june 15 Rev. J. W. Clarke officiated. The wedding March was played by miss Edith Mitchell. Given in marriage by her brother. Walter the Bride wore powder Blue silk Chiffon Over crepe with match ing Halo and shoulder length veil. She carried Pink Briercliffe roses. Miss Irene Law. The bridesmaid wore Turquoise net with Matching jacket and a Pill Box hat of tiny Pink Flowers. She carried Johanna Hill roses. Or. Mcpherson was attended by j or. Alec Hutchison. A reception i was held at the couple s future Resi Dence in the Ross apartments. Or. And mrs. T. Hinks of Pluras Man., announce the marriage of their Only daughter. Mae to or. Pete Roussin. Youngest son of or. And mrs. P. Roussin of Winnipeg. June 22, at 7.30 . At St. Mary s Church. To serve with main course salads or vegetable salads. Salad Rolls 2 cakes compressed yeast cup milk scalded and cooled to lukewarm i cup sugar cup shortening Teaspoon Salt 2 eggs cups flour about method scald the milk and Cool it to lukewarm. Add the crumbled yeast cakes to i cup of this Luke warm milk. Add 1 Tablespoon of the sugar and stir until this is completely dissolved. Cream Hie shortening add the remaining sugar and Salt gradually and continue creaming until the special All inclusive rates for july 1st week end at Minaki no. 1 arrive saturday june 2sth, 4.30 . monday july 1st, 7.40 . Per person including rail arc room am meals. No. 2 arrive Friday june 2sfh, 9.30 . Depart monday july of 7.40 . Per person including rail fare room and meals Claude Turner s orchestra every saturday information and reservations City ticket office . Corner main and Portage 902 263 902 442 902 2s2 w40-si i Canadian National the dough rises when in the refrigerator punch it Down occasionally to prevent it rising too much. When you wish to make Rolls of the chilled dough Remote it from the refrigerator and let stand until it reaches room temperature and then form into any desired shape and let stand As for he salad Rolls for about hour cup sugar Teaspoon Salt 1 cup shortening 3 eggs slightly beaten 1 cup milk scalded and cooled to lukewarm 1 Teaspoon Lemon extract 1 cake yeast cup lukewarm water Raspberry or Strawberry Jam method sift together the flour sugar and Salt and Cut in the shortening using a pastry blender or two knives. Combine the eggs lukewarm milk Lemon extract and the yeast that has been softened n the i cup of lukewarm water. Add this to the dry ingredients and mix Well. Place in a greased the top of the dough and cover the bowl. Place in a warm place from 80 to 85 Deg. Of and let Rise until doubled in bulk. When risen sufficiently place on a lightly floured Board and Roll out to i Inch thickness. Cut the dough in 2v? Inch squares. In the Centre of each place Vij Teaspoon of thick Jam. Pinch the four Cor ners of the dough together and place the Rolls rounded Side up in Small greased muffin tins. Let Rise in a warm place for about 1 hour or until nearly doubled in bulk. Now Brush with melted butter Sprinkle with a spiced top Ping and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for about 20 min utes. Spiced Topping 3 Tablespoons butter 4 Tablespoons icing sugar 4 Tablespoons flour Teaspoon cinnamon blend the ingredients together thoroughly using a Fork or your fingers until the mixture is crumbly and use As directed in tie above recipe. Bride s father officiates at ceremony at an afternoon ceremony june 22 at 4 o clock the marriage of Linton Marjorie eldest daughter of Rev. And mrs. Hislop Dickson to or. John Arvid Strahl son of the late or. And mrs. O. W. Strahl was solemnized in Young United Church. Rev. Walter a. Donnelly and the Bride s father jointly officiated. A background of ferns and Palms with White and Pink peonies formed the setting. White tulle bows marked the pews reserved for the guests. Or. Clifton Worth at the Organ accompanied or. Kenneth Spencer of York who Sang because during the signing of the Register. Given in marriage by her father the Bride wore frosty White Belle sheer Over whispering taffeta. The bodice shirred very fully showed a High pointed neckline edged with Pencil lined niching., the full skirt was finished with a shirred Bustle. The Butterfly puffed sleeves were shirred from the shoulder to the Elbow. Her White Finger tip Vei of embroidered bridal net was caught by a Cluster opened Orange blossoms and lilies. She carried Adeline roses. The bridesmaids miss Helen Dickson sister of the Bride and miss Joyce Bradley were identical gowns of Blush net Over deeper Pink silk taffeta. The skirts were of net. The sleeveless tightly fitted bodice Over which were worn tiny pin tucked Bolero jackets with full puffed sleeves they carried fan shaped bouquets of White Larkspur and Pink Sweet peas. The bridesmaids hair was laced with narrow Pink velvet ribbon. Or. Gordon Edmunds was bes " Man and the Ushers were messes Ferris Metcalfe and William Waters of Portage la Prairie. A reception was held in the Gril room of the Marlborough. For travelling the Bride chose Dove Rose lace trimmed with Roya Blue bows under a Royal Blue fitted coat. She wore a Small White tur ban and Corsage of Johanna Hil roses. The Bride s Mother chose Queen s Blue lace topped by a Matching jacket. She wore Briercliffe roses summer care of babies one half minute or fifteen seconds t ast Friday the summer sols on his front fifteen seconds on his mixture is Light and Fluffy. Beat the eggs thoroughly and blend into the yeast mixture. Now Combine the egg yeast mixture and the creamed mixture and blend Well. Sift the flour and then measure it. Add half the flour and the remaining milk to the first mix Ture and beat Well. Add the remaining flour and beat until the dough becomes smooth. This dough is too soft to knead when the dough is Well mixed place it in a Well greased bowl. Cover with a Damp cloth. Keep the dough in a warm place about 80 to 85 Deg until it is double in bulk. This will take approximately Ivi hours when it is risen to the required bulk remove it from the bowl. Round up on a lightly floured Board. Cover it with a Damp cloth and let it stand for 15 minutes. Now break off pieces of the dough and Roll into balls about the size of walnuts and place these in greased muffin tins or place them on a greased baking Sheet. Cover these with a clean Towel and let Rise until Light but not quite double in hour. Bake in a moderately hot oven 400 Deg. Of for about 12 to 15 minutes. After taking the Rolls from the oven Brush with soft butter. If you Don t wish to make All the dough into Rolls at one time punch in Down and place in a greased bowl and cover this thoroughly. Store in the refrigerator until you Are ready to use it. If tells girl what to do when jilted. By George Antheil. Have you Over had the experience of having a Man Tell you that he would t marry you if so what did you do about it i was brought up in the old school where a Man did t propose to a girl unless he wanted her to be his Bride. He thought about it. If he did t want to get married he simply got out of it by not asking the of course in those Days the girls did t ask the boys to marry them. That is not verbally. They just baited the trap. But there seems to be a 1940 Breed of suitor. He asks the girl to marry while unconscious or something then some evening afterwards he gets very confidential and whispers in her Pink car the grand news that he has decided not to get married to her. Now what is tie next move on the part of the girl i know a few girls who would move smoothly and swiftly and smack the Guy Down. I know others who would move just As smoothly and swiftly in a direction away from the boy. If a girl does stick around Why does she do it and How does she proceed from that Point come on let us in on this secret. Here is a letter from a girl who was just struck dumb and does t know what to say or How to act dear or. Antheil i had been going steady with a boy for quite a while when he asked me to marry him. We decided to wait until i finished school. Several times we talked about getting married before that time and i was to stay at Home until then. Several weeks ago. He told me he thought it Best that we did t get married at All. He said he did t think he made enough to support me. I think he does. He wants me to keep his ring and go on see ing him. We Date four and five times a week. I love him and i think he loves me but is afraid of marriage. Why f Don t know. He is 23 and has a Good Job. I m 19 and know by that life in t always a bed of i could talk it Over with our friends but i Don t want to broadcast it. I would like you to Tell to what i should Wilde red. Just what does the boy Friend intend to do if he does t intend to get married to you that is the Point. Does he expect you to cheer him up throughout a Long Bachelor Hood you Are a bit foolish to let him hang around if that is his intention. In the first place no self respecting girl will let a Man hang around after he says he does t want to marry mean if he has Al ready proposed to her. The thing to do is to Send him on his Way. If i is just going through a mood that will Knock him out of the notion if he has fallen out of love with you it is just As Well to skip the probation period before he walks out of your life. This feature appears in the free press wednes Days and fridays Delfoe s column care of your children i j Tice was a Zero hour for babies in the Battle of life. Tor the season that brings babies their worst time. I was not surprised to pick up a York newspaper and read that a sudden june heat wave had been accompanied by a Sharp Rise in the mor Lily rate under one year. Yet there is no reason for the Mother of an infant to become pan icky . There Are Many things she can do to overcome the dangers of her baby s first summer. Re Asur ring herself that with proper care and precaution she can. Get him safely through the warm months is the first thing. It is always in for her to agitate herself by fear or worry. If she is nursing the child such emotions affect the milk and the child suffers. Even if not at breast the baby is disturbed by his Mother s loss of poise and cheerfulness. Next thing for her to do is give thought to the baby s clothing. I think probably a majority of mothers Over dress their babies. Baby like us suffers from the heat but unlike us he can t get up and take his . Neither can he pick cooler shaded spots. These things you must do for him. It May seem unnecessary to Tell mothers How to dress her baby in the summer but i am impelled to do it because so often i have been called to a House when the Mercury was hovering Between 90 and 100, to find a child swathed in enough clothing to keep it warm in Zero weather. When summer heat comes your child should Wear besides his diaper a Light weight dress or Sun suit. Unless it is a cold Day he won t need More than this. And in extremely hot spells the diaper alone is enough. The child should spend most of his Day in a Shady spot outdoors unless the humidity makes it cooler in doors. Only when he is being Given a Sun Bath should he be exposed to the direct rays of the Sun. When the sun1 Bath is begun the front part of the child s body should be exposed to the Sun for a Short carefully measured period. Then turn him Over so the Sun bathes his Back. It s not too much of a precaution use a watch to time baby s expos ure to direct sunlight. A surprisingly Large number of persons Haven t any idea of How time flies. If you think not try using a Stopwatch on your friends guesses of How Long a minute is. The baby s first Sun Bath should not last More than thirty Back. With each succeeding Bath this time can be increased a Little. But Don t lengthen it too quickly because baby s skin is so tender it can get a serious sunburn easily. See to it that the quintuplets get plenty of Sun in the summer. When they go out to play they Wear very thin Light clothing. Dur ing the first part of this play per Iod there Are usually visitors watching from a screened gallery so the quins Wear More clothes than usual. 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