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"1 1 A Part 2 Pag 3 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Wednesday, January 30, 1952 1 wmwmmmmwmmmmmiiii im ywiiij wig, wuw. jibuwi.ii. 111 1 M' "Ll111 fe-'UiTi 1 ,1 1 k.iA. mill Mrs. Cooley Andresen (left) with her January seems to be a popular suit month Mrs.

Robert S. Sturgis Miss Jessie Walker, and mother, Mrs. Albert H. Ullrich, wear chic for Mrs. Bowen E.

Schumacher (left) and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Ware (from left). Also on program wer suits to the event. J.

Brian Frazier also chose two-piece outfits. Elizabeth Perry, Charlotte Perry Harris, and Jacob Huff. Mrs. Peter Hamilton (left) and Mrs. Ken Williams arrive at Arts club for musical in which Mr.

Keller appeared. Mrs. Grier D. Patterson (left), Allan Keller, tenor, and Mrs. James P.

Harding at luncheon following morning musical of the Illinois Opera guild. Thru the Looking Glass WTTBRNS BY Rice and Cheese Croquettes Are Delectable 25 Cents grees, about 10 minutes, or until Look to Expert for Blending They Make Thrifty Entree, Too sizes Helen Douaire Engaged; to Be Bride in June BY JUDITH CASS SINCE Michael L. Igoe Jr. has been pretty Miss Helen Douaire's devoted beau the last two years, friends will not be surprised that their engagement is 12-20 of Your Powder Thursday Menu II yt- I I I lightly browned. OVEN BEEF STEW four servings VA pounds beef stew meat Flour, salt, pepper onions, chopped 1 cast tomato soup tablespoon chopped parsley 1 stalk celery, sliced 1 bay leaf 1 slice lemon carrots, cut la half crosswise 4 potatoes, quartered Cut meat into cubes and dredge with flour.

Season with salt and pepper and brown well in hot BY ELEANOR NANGLE It's astonishing, considering the number of face powder shadeswe wtf; being formally announced by have in the cos i world, that so a women have difficulty find-i the perfect one. But that's the way it is. There J' VX. V. f.r trr ifn i i i-- r- i her parents, the junior George F.

Douaires. News of the betrothal was told at a family dinner the Douaires gave at home Monday. Good news for Miss Douaire's friends here is Today's Thrifty Dish drippings. Add onions and let onions cook until golden. Then add soup, plus 1 can water, parsley, celery, bay leaf, Golden brown rice and cheese croquettes may be served with currant jelly or a mushroom or tomato sauce.

and lemon, and transfer to a casserole in which you can bake and serve the stew. Cover and bake at 325 degrees for hours. Add vegetables and salt and pepper to season vegetables. Cover and bake 43 minutes longer or until both meat and vegetables are tender. and I hereby rechristen them BREAKFAST Pine Jtiic Frftd Eets WhoU' Wheat Tout Coffe Milk LUNCH Mixed Vegetable Casserole Cottage Cheese Sala4 Coriuneal Mnffins Leftover Raspberry Tea Milk DINNER Baked Spareriba Winter Chill Sauea Stuffed Baked Potatoes) Buttered Broccoli Waldorf Salad Whole Wheat Bread Chocolate Layer Cake Coffee or Tea Milk Sec today's favorite recipe.

BY MARY MEADE Copyright: 1953: By The Chicago Tribune Rice and cheese croquettes, golden brown and delicious, are an economical entree you'll enjoy making, especially if you have one of the o-so-popular electric French fryers. You don't need a French frying kettle for them, tho. They'll brown beautifully in a skillet. KICE AND CHEESE CROQUETTES 115 croquettes enps pre-cooked rico 3 tablespoons batter' 3 tablespoons flour 1 cup milk -1 teaspoon sslt Dash pepper Dash cayenne) 1 cops line grated sharp cheese. Vt teaspoon dry mustard i teaspoon wrestershira sauce) 1 teaspoon grated onion Prepare rice according to package directions.

Melt butter in saucepan, add flour, and blend. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Add seasonings salt, pepper, cayenne and stir over low heat until very thick. Add cheese and rest of seasonings and caraway wafers. There's no water in them anyway.

CARAWAY WAFERS two or three dozen 2ti enps flour A enp sugar cap batter or ssrgsrina 6 tablespoons milk, heated te boiling li tablespoon caraway seed I Sift flour and sugar and cut In shortening until mixture is mealy. Add caraway and milk. Roll are more variations in skin tints than this world dreams of. Which is one reason so many of us find individually blended powder custom blended, as it were a most gratifying indulgence. A fascinating one, too; to see the skilful blending of green purple, orange, brown, pink, white to name only six of the dozen colors used finally create a powder that films your skin without the slightest clash of tint tones is one of those experiences that makes your eyes pop.

And at this season, you'll notice, the color cast of your skin is quite unlike what it was in June, let's say, or early in October, when you still showed the effects of a season in the sun. The powder you used then is not the powder for use right now; skin coloring and face powder tint simply don't jibe. It's at this hour that powder individually blended for your own blend well. Add rice and mix. Chill.

Shape mixture into oblong croquettes about 3 by 154 inches in size and dip each into a mixture of 2 beaten eggs and 2 tablespoons milk. Roll in fine dry crumbs. Fry in deep fat or in shallow fat until golden brown on both sides. Drain on absorbent paper. Serve with mushroom or tomato sauce or creamed peas.

Good also with currant jelly. I pulled out of our files the other day a long forgotten recipe called water cakes and sent it back to the kitchen. Water cakes turned out to be crisp, tender, delicate, and "different" cookies, 1 I "1 i I that she has decided to remain at home until the wedding in late June, instead of continuing studies at Manhattanville college, at which she is a junior. She also attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart and shared a debut tea dance at Christmas time in 1949 with Miss Deeda Gerlach. Her fiance is the son of the senior Mr.

Igoe, judge of the United States District court, and Mrs. Igoe of Lake Shore dr. Young Mr. Igoe attended the- Canterbury school and will be graduated in June from Georgetown university. Masterpiece Ball The most glamorous event, certainly, to aid in the Art institute's current $1,600,000 drive will -be the Masterpiece ball scheduled in the Conrad Hilton hotel Friday, May 23.

The party, a masked costume ball, is being planned under the chairmanship of Mrs. J. Harris Ward by a large group of women who wish to aid in the drive. Fancy dress, committee members say, could well run the gamut Parents of Blind Group to Hear Stale Official What facilities Illinois has for the education of the blind will be explained by Mrs. Dorothy Bryan at a meeting of the Parents of.

the Blind at 8:15 p. m. Friday in the Aviation room of the Hamilton hotel, 20 S. Dearborn st All parents of visually handicapped children are invited to attend. WAIST SIZES 22 34 IN.

paper thin and cut into circles 3 or 4 inches in diameter Prick full of holes with the tines of a fork. Bake on greased cooky sheet in moderate oven 350 de around. The. waist line is belted, while the rest of the skirt flares softly. Sizes 22 to 34.

Size 28, with flaps, takes 2 yards of 54 inch material; with pockets, 21, yards of 54 inch fabric Order Clotilde Patterns from P. O. Box 410, Madison Square Station, New York 10, N. Y. Each pattern is 25 cents, by first class mail.

No. 3315: Because of its simplicity of design, this coat will go over all casual outfits with distinction. It is collarless and has twin hip pockets as sole detailing. Pattern comes in sizes 12 to 20. Size 16 takes 2 yards of 54 inch material.

No. 2612: Whichever way it is made with saddle stitched pockets or hip flaps this is a skirt to give loads of wear the year $5 Favorite Recipe from Daguerre to Degas, and. world famous masterpieces hang- raises more than half of the society's income, will hold its annual meeting beforehand at 10:30 a. m. Mrs.

A. King McCord is auxiliary president. A mock television show will help launch the 1932 Chicago Heart peculiar needs proves its worth. Maybe you would be flattered by just a suggestion of a blush pink to guard against skin sallowness. Maybe, now thai you're house bound so much of the time, you need greater harmony with the camellia tones.

It's impossible to say, because the variations in individuals are so complex. In any case there is more to powder shade selection than a knowledge of the color of your hair and the shade of your eyes. An expert who takes those facts into account makes note of other things, too the season, the amount of yellow, pink or ivory, even color changes in different surfaces. She makes a note, after studying your skin, of just what FIN, Air FUR CLEARANCE our entire collection of workroom Furs VnceA regardless of cost NATURAL RANCH, WILD AND MUTATION MINK association's drive for 5600,000 at a luncheon at noon today in the Bal Tabarin of the Hotel Sherman. mg tne institute may be inspiration for many.

Proceeds, of course, will be earmarked for building rehabilitation and to meet the institute's increased op-crating costs. On Mrs. Ward's committee are. among others, Mrs. William H.

Mitchell, Mrs. Earl Kribben, Mrs. Walter Paepcke, Mrs. Victor Zurcher, Mrs. G.

Corson Ellis, Mrs. Otto Eitel, Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy, Mrs. William Wood Prince, end Mrs.

Daggett Harvey. Another starred event at the Institute will be the opening next w-eek of an exhibit of paintings by the famed French artist, Paul Cezanne. Daniel Catton Rich, in If your home canned chili sauce is gone, here is one you can make now. It is especially good when baked over meat loaf or when meat balls are simmered in it. WINTER CHILI SAUCE One quirt 1 No.

can tomatoei 1 green pepper, chopped Una 1 onion, chopped lino cop chopped celery XA enp brown togar 1 teaspoon Bait teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon allspic Va teaspoon cloves teaspoon ginger teaspoon pepper Va enp vinegar Combine ingredients and cook slowly until thick, about l'J hours. Pour goes into your cwn blend and will re-do it or change it as needed in the future. The whol? point, of course, is to bring out the most flattering tones you have and to subdue the unflattering, if any. For information telephone Eleanor Nangle, Superior 70200, or send stamped addressed envelope for written reply. 320 Attend Dinner stitute director, has invitations out for a press luncheon Monday, after 2250 COATS rom into a hot sterilized jar and seal immediately.

Mrs. James C. McCann, 2922 Man so Chicago. Send your favorite recipe to: Recipe Editor, Chicago Tribune. Honoring Leaders of Arthritis Hospital Three hundred and twenty persons last night attended a dinner in behalf of the Leon N.

Levi Memorial hospital of Hot Springs, in the Covenant club. The hospital, established by B'nai B'rith in 1914, is devoted to the care and treatment of needy victims of arthritis and kindred diseases without charge and without regard to creed. Honored at the dinner were Mrs. Louis H. Harrison, 545 W.

Stratford hospital president; Joseph H. Braun, 3260 Lake Shore dinner committee chairman, and Mrs. Fannie McLaughlin, hospital administrator, who was the principal speaker. Mrs. McLaughlin pointed out that more than 20 per cent of the patients served in-1951 came from the Chicago area.

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