Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Eight Winnipeg free press wednesday january 27, 3343 wac s plan House Best recipe Shower honors Sheila smart i mrs. John. Green army age and i miss Marion Mcdonald were joint commencing tuesday open House at a Best recipe Shower will of held at Canadian wednesday. Entertaining at the women s army corps Barracks it Home of miss Mcdonald in Honor for. Osborne. Each tuesday night of miss Sheila smart n Bride elect Fracncis and relatives of members of of february. The were the corps be permitted to in presented in a hand painted recipe Spect the Barracks includes Book. Presiding Over the attract recreation rooms canteen Quarter Lively arranged Tea table were mrs. Master stores orderly room game i Wallace smart and mrs. W. H. Room and sleeping quarters. Stevens. The Barracks will be open in the evc.-nir.3 so that Moth to Hai Llort and friends May vat i the girls Drill and then spend the Yoi Illet visiting in the main recreation room i with their Soldier i mrs. A. J. Nicholson was at Nti Iii recreation of the Hoiu wednesday afternoon and Vil be again in the evening in Lonor daughter. Mrs. E. T. R ours. was a open event. Presiding Over the to Tabie V.R. mrs. Watson. Mrs. C.1. Taylor. Mrs. C. Walker. Mrs. T kid Ridie mrs. Mrs. C. V. Muirhead. Mrs. A. Full is and . .1. A. Mali Rhyad. The it Ruip include mrs. A. F. Nicholson. Mrs. M. E. Rugg missus Ethel Hiis Scy. Barbara Hast Reorg a Stevens. Ruth Mur Ray. Barbaru Eldri Xic. Louise to Torsteinson and Bernice Taylor. Atomic Jane to Gilsou is guest at Shower or. Cart Smith 559 Furta. Street at. A miscellaneous Shover monday evening. In Honor mothers night was inaugurated by the women s division Section of the Winnipeg . Recruit ing Centre tuesday evening when mothers and friends witnessed the swearing in of recruits of the . . Women s division. Here is a picture of the ceremony at which Section officer Kay Fulmer. Extreme right administered the oath. Left to right mrs. W. C. Hayton. 17 Ruth apartments mrs. F. M. Lewis. William Avenue mrs. B. Smith. 25 Cobourg Avenue mrs. P. King. 626 Maryland Street and the recruits air women Eileen Lewis Betty Hayton Kay Smith and Helen . Therese Rheaume. Bannatyne venue entertained monday exe of Jane w isun. I Bride Ning Ai a Kitchen find get Shower in of saturday. Lionor of miss Denise Pelletier. N by master James Wilson or Tuohi of of january 30. Guests mrs. H. J. Wilson presided Over the Ali. Tea a tips and were misses. Naomi Harper and Kathleen Smith. R Elk sri Brill c jests it numbered 15. I Colliins for Russia 7n Honor of Atis. The Jan Jford a Bride Fleet of feb. Foj mrs. R. C acc and daughter hrs. J Jones at a Ransce Sho ver Friday evening at i Honor of two recent brides mrs. Mrs. s Home fifis Toronto Street. Arthur Forrster and mrs. John Moir. The alumnae of Alpha i sorority entertained monday evening at the 1 Home of mar. Craig Humphries in the gifts were presented a decorated Basket. Guests num bored to. Damp Wash 5 10 pounds 50c Virnner and White quicker to dry easier to Iron Winnipeg laundry dyers cleaners if you have sore Throat the quests of Honor were corsages Pale Pink roses and Bou Vardia. Miss Olga Prodan Tom Webster and mrs. Patricia Bui Len. Little Lorraine Webster presented the gifts. Guests numbered 25. In Honor of mrs. W. F. Locke of Montreal mrs. C. C. Ferguson will entertain informally at dinner. Wednesday. Miss Pearl Selver arrived Sun Day from Chicago where she graduated from the Sinai Hospital school of nursing and is with mrs. L. Solver Flora Mother venue. Shower is Given for recent Bride in Honor of mrs. H. G. Evans . Formerly miss Bessie Dymond whose wedding was a recent event mrs. George Whyle and mrs. President of the chapter presented James Speed were joint hostess mrs. Forrster and mrs. Moir with s at miscellaneous Shower tuesday in traditional gift of Sterling ten evening at the Home of mrs. Whyte Queenston Street. The gifts were presented by by Virley Whyte. The table was presided Over by mrs. R. H. Dym Onci assisted by mrs. Fred Blyth and Maymary Whyte. Guests spoons. A Bullet supper was served by miss Shirley Hahn. Miss Edith Connell and mrs. Russell Woods each of the brought a Dona Ion of clothing to be turned in to Headquarters of the Canadian numbered 20. Aid to Russia fund by the commit i Lee in Char culinary clinic you can eat your cake and have butter too by june Horne now that butter has been rationed there Are few Homes who can afford to do any baking with butter. Of course your favorite cakes or cookies can be made with shortening or lard but even so precious fats Are being used. Therefore today we have suggestions for making cakes without fat of any kind. You guessed Are going to miss Catherine Deen Wash is visiting cuts. Or. And mrs. J. E. Boyce. 82 Douglas Park Road. T 1 V.R.i Mcleod War Wick of Abr Par vows to a s6me Vicks vap rub melt in your Mouth. See How quickly it cases discomfort. Relieves Raspy Throat irritation. Wicks w Jav iss Mary Louise daughter of or. And mrs. Earl Fritch. West Home apartments will leave thurs Day for Washington. . To take a position with the British Purchas ing commission. . George c. Maclean mayor of St. Boniface and mrs. Mad can Are visiting or. And mrs. A. J. Bures. In Edmonton in route from the Pacific coast where they visited their son. Robert Maclean. Who is taking a course with the Royal Canadian Navy. 7n Honor of mrs. Stanley Webster formerly miss Kathleen Money whose marriage took place recently. Mrs. Jack Webster entertained at a miscellaneous Shower monday assisted by mrs. Edna tamp in. Mrs. Broken lines rat half Price and less prior to stocktaking saturday we have several broken lines that must be this 3-Day half Price and less Sale. Look for the broken lines tickets fur trimmed Coats dresses sportswear. And millinery no refunds St. Matthew s Church was the setting january 23, for the wed Ding of Ecim Gertrude younger daughter of or. And mrs. Frederick Warwick to Able Seaman Gordon Duff Mcleod .n.v.r., eldest son of or. And mrs. Grant Mcleod. Canon g. R. Calvert officiated and miss Evelyn Corbin pre sided at the Organ. During the signing of the Register mrs. Violet Mckeen Sang o perfect love. The Bride wore a Chalk White period frock with sweetheart neck line. Draped sleeves and flaring skirt ending in a slight train. Her Finger tip veil was held by club talk about sponge cakes. Of course these usually require about a cup of St Isar in the making but they still have Many things in their favor. First they rarely require frosting outside of a meagre dust ing of icing sugar. Then although True sponge cakes require a Good Many eggs there Are branches of the family tree that can be made with a minimum of these. The first recipe we have for you is Lor what is termed a mock sponge is because baking powder and milk take the place of n few eggs. Mock sponge cake 1 cup sifted cake flour 1 .2 Teaspoons baking powder Teaspoon Salt 2 eggs separated 1 cup sugar c Tablespoons scalded milk 1 Teaspoon Lemon extract method sift the cake flour and then measure it. And sift again with the baking powder and Salt. Separ ate the eggs and beat the Yolks until thick and Lemon coloured then gradually beat in the sugar. Add the scalded milk and the Lemon extract and fold in the silted dry ingredients slowly. Beat the egg Whites until they Are stiff but not dry and gently fold these into the first mixture. Pour the mixture into an Square pan and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Ters of Orange blossoms which had of for about 35 minutes or until been worn by Mother it wedding. She carried Johanna Hill roses Stevia and forget not. Miss Edna Warwick was maid of Honor to peach taffeta with and flaring skirt. Sister wearing Basque bodice disc hat was of pastel velvet Flowers. She carried Eleanor Talisman Mcleod roses. Miss sister of the bridegroom was bridesmaid Wear ing Poudre Blue taffeta and hand a embroidered Crow less dutch Cap she carried Pink carnations. Able Seaman Alexander Imrie .n.v.r., was groomsman and the Ushers were messes. Arthur Warwick William Mcleod and Frank Buckingham. A reception was held at the St. Regis hotel. Or. And mrs. Mcleod will reside at the coast. For travel Ling the Bride chose beige with touches of chinese Green Brown. Her hat was Brown Felt and coat Brown Tweed. She wore Talisman roses. Grimwood the marriage of Alice m., second daughter of or. And mrs. F. J. Grimwood to Arthur k., youngest son of or. And mrs. R. S. Piercy took place quietly. Jan. 16, at six o clock Rev. J. In St. Thomas Church. Rogers officiated. Mothers avoid these baby diaper rash chafing Chipping irritation the Bride wore an afternoon frock of Royal Blue Chiffen velvet with Matching hat and veil. She wore a Corsage of american Beauty roses. The Bride was attended by sister. Mrs. R. J. Tarpkin who wore a Congo Brown Wool crepe with hat to match and a Corsage of Talis non roses. The bridegroom was attended by Corporal r. J. Tarpkin. Done. Invert the pan and let this hang until thoroughly cold before removing from the pan. If desired this May be halved and put together with Jelly or Jam and the top dusted with icing sugar. Next comes a cake that is quite n favorite wherever it appears. This is another of the Type that requires few eggs. However you will notice that it requires either a Strong Arm or an electric mixer to obtain the desired volume with the egg Yolks and water. If you have to beat it by hand you might Well follow these directions i once read concerning the beating of. Eggs for a the eggs until your Arm is ready to fall off and then keep it up half an hour by hand or by mixer Here is the recipe. Windblown cake 3 eggs separated cup water 1% cups sugar 1ja cups sifted cake flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder 1 Teaspoon Vanilla Teaspoon Salt method separate the eggs and add the water to the egg Yolks. Beat with a rotary beater or with an electric mixer until you have five limes the original Quantity. Beat in the sugar. Sift the flour measure it. And sift again with the the pan allowing the cake to hang until thoroughly cold. Then re move the pan and dust with icing sugar if desired. The last of these is just another version of egg saving sponge cakes. This makes a particularly Nice Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll 3 eggs separated 3.i cup sugar v Teaspoon Salt 14 Teaspoon Lemon extract i Tablespoons cold water 1 cup sifted cake flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder method separate the eggs and beat the egg Yolks until Light. Gradually add the sugar and beat until the mixture is thick then add the Salt Flavouring and the cold water beating again. Sift the flour then measure and sift again with the baking powder. Add this to the Yolk mixture beat Well again. Beat the egg Whites until stiff but not dry and fold these into the first mixture carefully. Pour into a Jelly Roll pan lined with greased paper and bake in a moderate oven c350 Deg. Of for about 20 minutes. Turn out immediately on a cloth that has been wrung out in hot water and Sprinkle with icing sugar. Trim off the crusty edges spread with any desired Jelly or Jam and Roll in the cloth. Chill Well before serving. Election of officers held for twigs club the twigs club of Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge no. 1, held its annual election and third birthday party monday at the Home of mrs. T. Larvie Strathcona Street. Novelty whist was played during the eve Ning later a Buffet supper was served. The newly elected officers or the year Are president miss Alberta Kerr vice president mrs. H. Wilson and Secretary treasurer. Miss Roberta Kraft. Salt and baking powder. Fold the sifted dry ingredients into the egg mixture a Small amount at a time. Beat the egg Whites until stiff and fold into the first mixture along with the Vanilla pour into an in or eased Angel food pan and bake in a moderately slow oven 325 Deg of for about 1 hour to iy4 hours. Remove from the oven and invert boy tells girl by George Antheil attractive or it s up to you a girl is just As homely As she thinks she is when a Eirl follow the advice of Many modern baby your your baby a Complete Oil Bath every Day. Daily applications of pure Bland Cuti Cura Antiseptic baby Oil will not Only keep your baby s skin soft and actually help protect it diaper rash chafing Chipping dryness and irritations. Remember you get world known Cuti Cura Quality when you buy Cuti Cura baby Oil. Only at druggists. Cuti Cura Antiseptic baby Oil buy Cut curb and you get More for your Money than in other leading brands she to be a or t feeling. Ere is letter 20 and have never been out with a boy. I belong to clubs which Are overrun with boys but they won t even look at i have two Sisters 16 and 18 who Are always out with boys. They laugh at and constantly Tell How ugly i am. I have a number of girl friends and their topic is always boys. I Wear glasses and know i have an inferiority Complex. I have a Good Job and attractive clothes. I cry myself to sleep often just think ing How i look to other people. I try not to pity myself but resistors always remind How look. I read your article every Day and some of those girls ought to be glad they can at least be a boy Friend. I know quite a few boys who go with older they talk to at Home but they would be ashamed to walk Down the with . Maybe i imagine a lot of this but i would really appreciate your View miserable miss. Revels in you May not have have a handsome face. But be that As it May what is wrong with you is not your comeliness of face but the ugliness of your own thoughts. You Don t have Lovely thoughts so How can you have a Beautiful re Flection in your face. So the first thing for you to do is to Root envy from your of girls with better features. Then rout your suspicious thoughts. Soften up and Stop being so stub born in your belief that you Are homely. Think of yourself As potentially pretty girl. Then see what you can do about it. I think it would be a Good idea to retire for a while. Don t go to clubs or try to mingle with the Young crowd. Make some excuse to stay Home when your Sisters go out. Then begin a regular schedule of improvement and Don t Tell a soul about it. After you have some definite results then go out and you will find that the compliments you get will be Worth your work and give you a lift out of your inferior feeling. Wedding vows made at Knox daffodils and Fern made a pretty setting in the Chapel of Knox United Church Jan. 26, at 8 p.m., for the wedding Barbara eldest daughter of or. And mrs. W. Trevor Davies to Lance bombard Ier Leo a. Macdonald .a., of Long Island. . Hunter officiated. Or. E. Crossley son Thomson Sang. The Bride wore miss Marjorie Dillabough played the wedding music and w. David an afternoon dress of Turquoise Blue crepe with three Quarter sleeves. Her match ing Felt hat was arranged with a Short and she wore an Orchid Corsage. Miss Doreen Davies attended sister wearing Coral crepe with a Felt hat showing touches of wore a Corsage of Navy Coral and she Pink roses. Or. Glen Adams was Best Man. Ushers were Gordon Martin and Edward Thomson. A reception was held at Moore s. The Bride and bridegroom will remain in Winnipeg for a Short time before going East. Holy ghost Church was the scene of a pretty wedding january 16, when Anne eldest daughter of or. And mrs. John Walczak became the Bride of John Jankowski son of mrs. A. Jankowski and the late or. P. Jankowski. Father d. Neczet officiated. During the signing of the Register the choir Sang ave Maria. The Bride wore a White sheer and lace gown. Her Chapel veil of French net was held with a pleated Coronet and she carried Briercliffe roses. Miss yera Elko maid of Honor chose a powder Blue lace gown. Her hat was of Blue feathers and veil. She carried Pink carnations. Miss Mary Grock the bridesmaid chose Turquoise Blue moire taffeta with hat and veil in Matching tones. She carried Pink carnations. Little Bertha Walczak sister of the Bride was Flower girl in Blue taffeta with a Matching Bonnet. Her bouquet was of Pink carnations Little Edward Jankowski. Nephew of the bridegroom was the ring bearer. Joe Jonkowski was his brother s Best Man. A reception was held at Home of the Bride s parents 674 Alfred Avenue. The marriage of Frances Edith. Daughter of or. And mrs. W. Smith to signalman William Mudie .n.v.r., Jon of or. And mrs. George Mcfie took place Jan. 16. At 7 o clock at Home Street United Church. Rev. C. H. Whitmore officiated. Miss Anna Belle Stewart the Bride s Cousin Sang because. Or. Walter Deas gave the Bride in marriage. She wore White sheer crepe with sweetheart neckline and full sleeves. Her Waist length veil was arranged from a headdress of White Satin roses and she carried Johanna Hill roses. Miss Jean Smith the Bride s Sis Ter As maid of Honor wore Blue sheer crepe with Matching Chapel veil and carried a colonial bouquet. Bridesmaid Dorothy Armstrong wore Pink sheer crepe a Matching Chapel veil and carried a colonial Bou norwegian Tea planned saturday to help provide funds for the Aid of norwegians in training in Canada who Cut off from their Homeland Are preparing to serve the Allied nations in the fight for democracy the swedish unit of the norwegian Relief in Winnipeg will hold a Silver Tea and Sale of Home cooking saturday from 2.30 to 5.30 p.m., in the t. Eaton Assembly Hall. Not Only has the norwegian air Force with its two trawling centres in Canada done an enviable Job in the air fight but Norway s naval Force ranks fourth largest serving with the Allied nations. The general conveners in charge of the Tea Are mrs. H. P. A. Herman son and mrs. Ernest Hallonquist with mrs. Receiving with mrs. Hermanson and mrs. Hallonquist will be mrs. C. E. Hoffsten and mrs. C. T. Kummen. The Home cooking Booth will be in charge of mrs. Walle Larson and mrs. Bert Johnson and table hostesses include mrs. A. Osline mrs. L. Lindquist mrs. R. G. Sacrison and mrs. H. Peterson. The exchequer will be in charge of mrs. J. Torell mrs. N. Pearson mrs. V. Wickberg and mrs. Charles Welsh Church . Lets new office mrs. Chris Forstrom and Walle Larson As assistants. Bruzell. Is at the annual meeting of ladies Aid of first Weka Leld recently in the Church owing officers were Oming year president. Or and. Vice president mrs Reaven. Treasurer mrs. L r t and Secretary mrs. A j miss Erica master the finest cleaning in Western Plain dresses men s suits Light Coats Standard cleaning Henry s cleaners dyers 1900 Stoker William Sunter. . V.r., was Best Man and Ushers were Ronald Parkinson ., Robert Smith. A reception was held at Peggy s pantry. Why is it palatable Here s what happens when Crescent milk is homogenized the butterfat globules Are broken Down so they cannot Rise to the top of the milk in the form of Cream and the butterfat Content is evenly and thoroughly distributed throughout the milk. This Means even smooth flavour throughout you la find that Many children who say they do not like milk will enjoy Crescent homogenized milk. Don t shake or tip the bottle Don t steal the Cream from the top Crescent homogenized and be sure there Are the same health values from top to Bottom of the bottle. Xt-02l final clearance . Dresses formerly 19.75 to 59.75 rare buys in distinctive . Styles a Chan that comes Only at the end of the season when our Racks must be cleared. Daytime dinner and cock Tad dresses As Well As a few Mcmullen classics. For juniors career girls and smart matrons. Broken sizes include 12 to 42 All sales final no exchanges or refunds Holt Renfrew Portage at Carlton 1 ;