The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 6

Good Cook Has Specialty NEW YORK CITY visitors, Mrs. Edward Schleske and sons, and Danny, months, are months with Mrs. Schleske's parents, Dr. and Mrs. T.

A. Leach, 130 llth. Mrs. Schleske is the former Margaret Leach. Around TWO PARTIES are being given today complimenting Jeannette United Brethren church parlor Hostesses were Mmes.

A. C. Mil lert, R. G. Coffee, E.

H. Renfro E. Rathbun, Bessie Warner and V. J. Fowler.

A gold, and white color scheme was earned out in the centerpiece of dahlias on the tea table. The honoree sat undei a canopy made of gold and white streamers and opened her gifts The 33 guests were members ol the church. Also compliment- Mustain, who will be married Sat- In Miss Steinmetz, Mrs. ay Wooten jr. entertained at a kitchen shower Monday night at her home, 1315V6 North Washington.

A and white color scheme was used. There were 16 guests. Tells Of Trip unlay to John Ryerson of Chicago. Mrs. W.

J. Murphy 540 East Second, and Mrs. Dan Shungel of Wichita, will be hostesses at a chop suey supper in the Murphy home tonight. A miscellaneous shower will be given the honoree. The guests: Mmes.

Bill Six, Pratt; Paul Ceidehurg, Stockton, J. C. Mustain. Max Coleman, Sam McCamant, Dava Huston, Clarence Mollctt, Robert Peel, William woodward, j. R.

Foster. Misses Laura-jinson Tuesday night. Mrs. Robert belle King, Frances Detter and Crawford. Mrs.

Jean Martin, HDA THINK over the list of you friends who are called good cooks. They may cook everythln, well, but most of them have sonr specialty which their friends remember as being especially good. Usually these are quite simple foods but cooked to perfection. The inexperienced cook could do well to work out some specialty for herself, and serve it lVIrg often when she has guests, rather than attempting a lot of new dishes. She will be more sure of success, and her mind will be free to enjoy her guests.

Find an especially good casserole dish maybe or learn to make a perfect omelet. Practice until your cinnamon rolls are perfect. To make them perfect requires a little practice, and plenty of butter and sugar. Learn to make one kind of pie exactly right. Work out a simple menu fea-j turing your specialty, and don'tj be afraid to serve it to any your friends.

Most people prefer simple foods and if your menu is simple, you will be more likely have it well cooked, the food! hot, the cold foods cold, the salad crisp, the coffee good and piping hot, and plenty of everything Who wants more than that? Menu for today is submitted by Mrs. Fred Nunemaker, Kingman Menu For Today Fried Mush Bacon Coffee Breakfast Oranti Julct Maple Sum Bin Milk Lunch or Supper Touted Bacon and Tomato Sandwiches French Fried Potatoei Waldorf Salad Chocolate Chip let Cream Drop Cookies Beverage Dinner Breamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes Buttered Peai and Carrots Bread and Butter Plcklea Hot Rolli Cherry Upside Down Cako With Whipped Cream Beverage Cherry Upside Down Cake c. augar lump of butter c. milk 1 c. flour 2 Up.

baklnj powder 1 No. 2 can cherrltl pinch of fait Make batter and place in a greased flat pan and cover will can of cherries sweetened with additional cup of sugar and 1 cup hot juice. Bake 30 minutes in a 350 degree oven. When serving turn upside down and top witl sweetened whipped cream. MRS.

FRED NUNEMAKER Kinsman fCltt (o MM clib UMIlf Mam. oat at The Newt-lfttsM. I'b. menu rtll kM(ft) MX. Jeu Uartla.

Item Meat and etw CMMtlen aatt- lor prlntlni will II (want Anyone In Ntwi-MmM iwrimn la aHtlblr compete. Warm Basic Colors Best For Blondes Dear Miss Blair: I am blonde and would like some color suggestions. During the summer I tan ever so slightly-but actually my skin is very fair. I'd m- to try some new tones for fall. A warm (fray, a warm brown or navy might be your basic wardrobe color.

Then you could add eggshell, beige or honey for light notes that may be needed. You would do well to avoid pastel hades which might make you look a little anemic. Favorite Recipe TOMATO PUREE 6 onions 2 carrots 2 or 3 stalks celery 1 or 2 turnips 3 sweet peppers 4 qt. tomatoes Cook tomatoes and run through colander. Run other vegetables through food chopper and cook until tender.

Combine with tomato pulp and cook 40 minutes. Seal in sterilized jars. Add meat stock and seasoning when ready to use. Serve hot. MRS.

MARY C. HEILAND Bucklin Send your best to FivorUf Reclpt, The Butemnion. Tin reclpei an judged by Miry Lou Dungty, borne service director for Gai Service Co. Caeb choeen for publication wine a $1 award. WiiTTl THREE-YEAR-OLD frandchlldren of Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Cheney, Fowler, are from left, Louis Merrill, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Cheney, Fowler; Karl Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cheney, Fowler; and Paillette Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Vann.

All are of Fowler. Other grandparents are Messrs, and Mmes. Mlllard Mohler, Meadc; Jim Sewell, Oregon, and Harry Vann, Fowler. Dear Miss Blair: I am being late this to look rather summery, I am (afraid. I suggest instead a rosy 'tone which would good in uoiiig iimioeu iaie mis i fall tnd will wear a forest green nd P6rhapS in gloveS matching shoes and i' 00 or a bei ge-to-brown range of 'colors for hat (perhaps with feather), blouse and gloves.

Gold or mauve tones are nice with for. suit with and bag. Would a white hat, blouse and gloves be suitable? White for blouse and hat is like- est green too. Good For Children Jams, jellies, and they are used arc perfectly young children. JLet them have a teaspoon or two of the preserve at breakfast, and sometimes at lunnch or supper if they want it.

Vilcoxson, Phil Lewis, Floyd Swim. Glen tallory, R. D. Henry. Gerhon Schott, ohn Schott, V.

L. Smith. Harvey Law. I. Wright, C.

0. Huffman, Clarence uffman, Merlin Smith, Howard Cuhdlff. lara Cramm, Louie Commons, Cecil Cas- dy, Roy Durall. Kenneth Stewart and "orval Sabcock. To Attend Conference Mrs.

Edna L. Cobb of Dodge ity will come Friday to visit her Mrs. O. O. Fuller showed pic- brother, C.

M. Lockman, and Mrs. lures and told of her last sum- 104 Crescent, and ai- mer's trip to Europe at a pic- tend the Methodist conference here, nic meeting of Chapter PEO at Rustic Isle, northwest of Hutch- To Regional Convention Phyllis Pool, Thelma Betty Nelson Mmes. S.JPearl Martin, Faye Riley, Mildred Mrs. W.

H. Hamilton, 414 Cres- (go were guests. Mrs. rent entertained at lunchpon ini 6 ctc 1 0 and Don Trusler will leave cent, entertained at luncheon has spend wMkg ft tomght SpringSf to Wiley tearoom today for Mustain. Her guests: Mmes." 1 Celdeburg.

Mustain; Woodward, J. R. Marts, A. C. daughter, Mrs.

H. E. Blasdel, 10 1 West 18th, and went to Junction Buttons In Limelight On New Winter Clothes BUTTONS, like pockets, are used: plementingr milady's costume generously on the new clothes. ButiAmong the smart new accessories don't let anyone tell you the idea that New York designer Ceci is new. Mary, Queen of Scots, hadjChapman showed in her collection a gown with eighty gold shaped leather belts, polished and they were mighty fancy pumps and handbags in dark oo.

Each gold button was suedes. Twenty inch long mented with black and white; black capeskin gloves were enamel and set with a pearl. with short sleeved after were many other women injnoon or cocktail dresses. And there who loved to have elabo-lwas a pixy touch in the little Mollett, John" Crawford, Lee Detter, Misses Craw- lortT'and Dettor. Birthday Honor City today to visit her sister before returning home.

To Visit Son Mrs. Louis Commons, 3211 North Complimenting Charles will leave Thursday to vis- 61st birthday, Mrs. Cough; it her son, Cpl. Donald L. Corn- entertained at a family i rjmons, who is stationed at Charjute ---------Tuesday night given as a surprise field, Rantoul, 111., and to visit 124 West entertained at dinner represent Hutchinson Business andj Professional Women's club at South Central regional convention Friday through Sunday.

Virginia Johnson of the McPherson club will accompany them. Celebrate Second Birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Dawson, and lots of them to peaked hats that appeared in gay jadd to the glamor to their cos- colors like mauve pink or bright orange. Most novel in the hat collection probably was the small black velvet that had rhinestone earrings dangling at the sides. Accessories definitely are impor- atitheir home, 706 East i t. relatives at Indianapolis, Hunt- Those attending were Messrs. andj ington and i woodi i nd Sne ex Mmes.

Duane Beer and sons, Bob- pects to returorl 18 days bie and DarrelJ; C. E. Gough and daughter, Erma; G. R. Mandeville and daughters, Marilyn and Carolyn; and Mrs.

Katie Wadsworth hospital will be contri and Barbara all of Hutchinson andjbutecl by each of the 22 members Qul Vive Club Carpet rags for veterans a Freddy, Rachel the home. Visiting Parents and Patricia ofjof Qui Vive club, it was decided at a luncheon meeting in Wiley tearoom Tuesday. Guests at night for the second birthday ot their granddaughter, Sharron Ann. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Dawson and daughter, Donna Lynn, Mmes. Urilla they go a long way toward corn- Return Home Work Long, Louise Beard and Howell and son, Johnny. Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs. William Vouex of! 0 14 club voted a $3 dona- Seattle, left Tuesday for'tion to the Community Chest at home following a 10-day visit withjthe meeting Tuesday in the home Mrs.

Vouex's son, Roy Tuttle and of Mrs. Sadie Sams, 517 East Mrs. Tuttle, Ninth and Lorraine, Fifth. Plans also were made to and her mother, Mrs. Ella Banks, fix Thanksgiving basket for a and her sister, Mrs.

Lena Houck, needy family. Mrs. Paul Osborn John 216 East B. Mrs. Jake Nuss, El-, was a guest, linwood, returned home Tuesday after a 2-day visit with her moth- Page 6 er, Mrs.

Banks, and her sisters, the luncheon were Mmes. R. Aliene Kuhns of Colorado Srpingsj Yer kes, Mignonette Burnett and is spending the week here with Lydia eW art. her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Kuhns, 123 East 15th. Miss Kuhns and a friend, both employes Continental Air Lines, vacationed Layette Shower Home Builders class of the First Church of the Nazarene honored in Chicago and Washington, D. C.JMrs.

Leonard Willems, 2801 North week before Miss Kuhns camejHendricks, with a layette shower to Hutchinson. She will spend (Tuesday in the church annex. Dec- Friday in Newton with Mrs. George Hanna. Luncheon Guests A group of persons from out-of- town who are attending the Methodist conference were guests at a luncheon Tuesday given by Mrs.

S. Ploughe, 1904 North Main. TBfey were: Slmcs. Dana Dawson of Topcka. W.

Owen of Concordla, Russell Throckmur- 1ori of Dodge City, Ray Cook of Sallna, Robert Hunt of Wichita and R. E. Dewcy Winfield. For Bride-Elect miscellaneous shower honoring Kathaleen Steinmetz who will bei married Oct. 21 to Donald Dean, was given Tuesday afternoon in 10th avenue Evangelical Events Club Activities UNION VALLEY HDU, Mm.

C. E. lander, 2604 North Lorraine. 11 a.m. COOD TINGES.

Mrs. E. C. Allen, 314 Woodward. 2 p.m.

TRIPLE FOUR luncheon, Mrs. Walter Oswalt, RPD 3, 12:30 p.m. SILVER LEAP DBS family dinner, Masonic hall. Fourth and Main, 6:30 p.m. £BA club, Mrs.

George Sutton, 2S East Bigger, p.m. Church Activities J-IRST CHRISTIAN WMS. church, 2 p.m. JRWIN MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN WMS. Mrs.

Harry Campbell, East Third, .2 p.m. JDUR REDEEMER DORCAS, church annex, 8 p.m. JGRANDVIEW BUB WSWS, Central EUB WSWS guests, Grandview church, 2 p.m. yiRST BAPTIST Circles, 2 p.m. 4 Eva Gruen, Mrs.

Fred Stephencon, 612 East C. Kuth Paul, Mrs. V. A. Gordon, 3017 North Elm.

Ada Joyner, Mrs. Ralph Drew, 200 West 10th. Alice Thayer, Mrs. G. C.

Cogzlll, S10 West 18th. yiRST PRESBYTERIAN Guilds, 1:30 P.m. Mrs. W. J.

Graber, 229 West 20th. february, Mrs, S. Mlchelstetter, 308 East Fifth. March, Howard McVay, 308 Hyde Park. April, Mrs.

L. S. Gabrielson, 428 East A. May. Mrs.

J. W. Cowans, 202 East 14tb. luncheon. Mrs.

A. H. Lewis, 204 East 19th. October. Mrs.

Harold Phillipe, 18 Lane. November, Mrs. Frank Hadden, 117 18th. Cecejpiber, Mrs. V.

Nelson, 408 East First. ARK CHRISTIAN Women's council executive board, Mrs. John Pcimn, 805 East 19th, 1:30 p.m.; (enerml council meeting, Harold WMdWBrcY 308 But 15th, 2:30 p.m. (BRACE EPISCOPAL Guild luncheon, JMJey tearoom, 1 p.m. Mrs.

Elsie Mitchell, came from Arlington Tuesday to visit Mrs. Eaton's sister, Mrs. J. M. herd and her son, Lloyd H.

herd, 220 West 24th. They i return home Thursday. Honor 51st Birthday Mrs. Glen Finfrock, RFD 2, was honored on her 51st birthday with a coffee Tuesday at the home of dliu JICI Bia and dau hter 'lMrs. Houck and Mrs.

Vouex. The Hutchinson Newi-Herald I Wednesday, October 5, 1949 orations were in pink -and white. Mrs. Wesley Swartzell, 512 West Attending: First. Assisting were M.m s.

Mrs. Fred Dennis of Roanokc, Combs, Charles Dick and of Rev. and Mrs. Mark smith, 300 George Combs. Others present: Setts.

Oscar Glbbs, Herman Hiatt, Harold Battln. Andy Waliteln, Minor Rexroad, James Davis and! children. Dale Stout and son and L. Cuddly, softie sock dolls soon be phon-i tot's favorites to take to bed. In.

expensive to make from men's socks, straw yarn, and scraps. Two evenings, 2 socks, scraps for these 12-in. dolls. directions; clothes patterns. Laura Wheeler's improved pattern makes needlework so simple with its charts, photos and concise directions.

Send twenty cents In coins lor this pattern to The Hutclilnson News-Herald 70, Needlccrnlt P. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea station, Now York 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name.

addrcto and zone. frock! It's simple sewing and good scholar, but goes to after- school parties too. Rave-note those huge pockets with show-oW buttons! Pattern 4507: comes in girls' sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. Size 10 takes yds. 36-inch fabric.

This pattern, easy to use, sim- ale to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Send twenty-five cents in coins for this pattern to Anne Adams, caro of Tim Hutchinson News-Herald 7-t, Pattern S43 West 17th New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly name, address with tone, and number.

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