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NOV. 18, 1940 THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE PAGE 9 THE WINNIPEG HOME Delicious Pineapple Squares Are Popular Party Cookies By KATHARINE MIDDLETON THIS column today should please most of you readers for it's not only one of requests, but all recipes are for cookies and small cakes! My-my! What appetites your families have for cookies! Of course, some of these recipes are really "party" mixtures but give your own families a treat once in a' while by serving some of your party dishes for them. The pineapple squares are especially good. and, as a matter of fact, can be varied by using strawberry or raspberry jam in place of the well drained pineapple, to spread on top of the pastry-like dough, under the coconut topping. Or you might like some of your special conserves used this way--the apricot mixture, the Heavenly marmalade, perhaps the ginger pear Then DIVIDE IN HALF.

Add the beaten eggs, alternately with the dry ingredients, to the butter mixture, blending in thoroughly. Mix only long enough to blend well. Press this dough into greased shallow cake pan. a No. 2 can of ed pineapple thoroughly, save juice for another purpose (dessert.

beverage, etc.) The pineapple must be well drained. Spread on top of pastry the pan. To the remaining half of the beaten eggs, add one cup of fine granulated sugar, two cups of shredded coconut, and one tablespoon of butter, blending in thoroughly. Spread on top of pineapple. Bake whole in a moderate for about 25 minutes, and to serve, cut into squares.

Note: Time for baking depends upon depth of pan--a very shallow pan requiring about 20 minutes, a deep square pan perhaps 30 minutes. Dream Cakes 1 cup of sifted flour cup of butter. Sift flour, measure, then cut in shortening or lard) a pastry (or half butter, and half blender or two knives until mixture is fine and mealy. Pack firmly into a greased shallow cake pan. Be sure to 'press firmly, right to corners, and evenly on surface.

Bake this mixture in a moderately slow oven for about eight minutes, then remove and add the following: 2 eggs. 1 cup of brown sugar. 2 tablespoons of flour. 1 teaspoon of baking powder. Few grains of salt.

of shredded coconut. 1 cup of chopped walnut meat. grated orange rind. teaspoon of orange juice. Few drops of strong vanilla.

Beat eggs until light, and add sugar gradually, in well. Sift and powder blending, together, and add to mixture, blending thoroughly. Add all ingredients, blend well, then spread evenly on top of partially baked pastry. Bake in moderate oven-350 degrees -for about 20 minutes. Cut into squares or finger lengths for serving.

Swedish Nut Balls of butter. of brown sugar. Gust Be THE CLEANING BEST Carin Beat VALUE IN TOWN Opp. EATON'S CASH WEST DOOR AND CARRY 276 Hargrave St. SUITS -DRESSES Country Orders Add 10c and Postage Men's 3-Piece Phone 23.

1-pc. pact box, plain, 763 easy in neat to carry. Katharine Middleton Conserve. Even the good old orange marmalade, is used in this manner. As other recipes well the hin cookies just what the Implies- -very are, thin, crisp bites leem to melt in your mouth.

With the addition of a more flour, the dough for mixture may be pressed cookie press to make rough surfaced thin ribbons are cut in finger lengths, or ed as an or in circles. cakes, are, of course, old Walnuts, filberts, almonds even chopped peanuts may be making these. P.S.-If you aren't familiar them--DO try the squares. Recipes Pineapple Squares 1 cup of sifted flour 1 teaspoon of baking powder Few grains salt 1 tablespoon of butter 1 tablespoon of fine granulated sugar 3 eggs. Sift flour, measure it, mix and sift flour, salt and baking powder twice.

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Front Street will Address orders to The Tribune Chysantin West, Toronto 2, Ont, SATURDAY NOV 16 1 egg yolk. 1 cup of sifted of chopped precans or waldo nuts. Cream butter until it is of the consistency of whipped cream. If desired, half butter and half shortening or lard may be used in place of all butter. Add sugar gradually, blending in thoroughly.

Add beaten egg yolk and blend. Sift flour, measure it, then gradually to butter mixture, blending in well. Add nuts, and mix in well. Note A little more flour may be required to make dough of right -such as -a drop cookie dough. If egg yolk is small, it will not be required a very large one, one or tablespoonfuls more flour may be needed.

Form dough into tween palms of hands, working quickly. Avoid overhandling dough as this will not only soften dough but is apt to toughen the cookies. Place bails, greased cookie sheet inch apart. Bake in a moderate oven-350 degrees for about 18 minutes. Swedish Thin Cookies 3 cups of sifted flour.

Few grains of salt. of baking powder. 1 cup butter. 1 cup of fine granulated sugar. 2 small egg yolks.

Sift flour, measure it, mix and sift flour salt and baking powder twice. Cream butter until it is or the consistency of whipped cream Add sugar gradually, blending in thoroughly. egg yolk' is very large, use only one, and add teaspoon of cream. Add unbeaten egg yolks, at a time, to the batter, and blend in thoroughly after each addition, beating to blend. Add dry ingredients at a time, blending in thoroughly.

Toss dough onto and knead lightly until smooth. Roll very thin, and a cut with cooking cutters. Place on greased cookie sheet. Sprinkle with a little fine granulated sugar. Bake hot oven-400 degrees for about 8 minutes or until a light golden brown color.

Houston-Shaw Bridal Held At Evening. The marriage of Flora Jane, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Shaw, to Mr. Robert Munro Houston, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Houston, was solemnized in St. Paul's United church at 7.30 o'clock Saturday evening. Rev. P.

T. Pilkey read the marriage lines. Bronze and white chrysanthemums adorned the church. Mr. J.

M. Smith, uncle of the bride, was at the organ and during the signing of the register Mrs. E. T. Etsell sang Grieg's I Love Thee.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a dress of heartsease blue satin with redingote fashioned of matching net. The satin appliqued bodice had puffed sleeves banded with the satin. The high neck had a Peter Pan collar. She wore Token roses in her hair, matching the flowers of her bouquet which was orchid centred.

She was attended by her cousin. Miss Nancy Smith, who wore blush pink taffeta fashioned on redingote lines with a high collarless neck and puffed sleeves. She wore Talisman roses in her hair and carried the same flowers. Mr. Harry Foures was best man and the ushers were Messrs.

Carl McNutt and Elliott McDonald. The out of the church by Major bride and bridegroom prone piped Donald MacLeod, of the Cameron Highlanders. A reception was held at Moore's Mr. and Mrs. Houston will live in the Emily apts.

The bride changed to a tea blue wool crepe frock with high neck and elbow sleeves. The skirt was knifepleated, and had a short front pleated panel drape. She wore a wine felt hat and Hudson seal coat. Winnipeg Bride Will Reside In Moose Jaw The marriage of Doris Patricia, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Lee, 155 Hespeler to Aircraftsman John Summach, eldest son and Mrs. John Arthur. Summach, formerly of Elmwood, was solemnized October p.m., vestry of St.

Cuthbert's Anglican church. The officiant was Rev. R. E. Park.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a frock of wineberry with pleated skirt. The V-shaped bodice had a collar and cuffs of white silk. Her small hat of wineberry felt was draped with a veil. She had tea roses as corsage. Miss Evelyn Summach, the bridegroom's sister, attended the bride.

She was in a black crepe gown with a low neckline and short puffed sleeves. A black selftrimmed hat and a corsage of tea roses completed her ensemble. Mr. William R. Lee, Seven Sisters Falls, brother of the bride, was best man.

A small reception for the immediate families was held at the home of the bride's parents. Aircraftsman and Mrs. Summach left for Moose Jaw, where they will live. For going away, the bride wore a black frock, the wide belt adorned with a scroll design of greenstitched thread. The same design was repeated on the three-quarter length sleeves.

The neckline was throat-high and the skirt flared. She wore a short black chubby jacket, clasped at the neckline. A veil draped her black felt hat. Ten Booths Planned For W.A. Tea And Sale The W.A.

of Crescent-Fort Rouge United church will hold the annual fall tea and sale of work in the church Wednesday from 1.30 to 130 p.m. Mrs. S. W. Henderson and Mrs.

foiliam Grant will receive. Mrs. wed Polion, as general convener, Lightranged booths, including pected home cooking. Mrs. W.

E. The as charge the tea table. 41 hemums in assorted colors nok the table. Harrison -Stewart A wedding took place October 12, in Halifax, at the home of the Rev. Dunlop, flight R.C.A.F., when Ruth, eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. Stewart, of Winnipeg, became the bride of Aircraftsman A. R. Harrison, of Mrs.

R. rison, Winnipeg. The bride wore a dress of dove rose wool with matching hat. Her corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. attendant, Mrs.

W. Moxam, of Winnipeg, chose dress of soldier blue wool with an matching hat. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses. Mr. J.

Clark, of Halifax, attended the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will reside at 11 Fairbanks Dartmouth, N.S. Gallop-Pink Bridal Held In Holy Trinity White chrysanthemums, woodwardia ferns and cathedral in wrought iron candelabra candles ated Holy Trinity church marriage of Ruth, only daughter of Mr.

H. W. Pink, to Mr. Gallop, elder son of Mrs. M.

Gallop, which was solemnized Saturday at 8 p.m. Canon C. C. Carruthers officiated. The guest pews were marked with white tulle bows.

Mr. Ronald Gibson was at the organ. Mrs. Olga Irwin sang 'Gounod's Ave Maria. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by her aunt, Mrs.

R. J. Collis, matron of honor, and Miss Ethel Courtnall, as bridesmaid. Mr. Gordon Horne was best man.

Messrs. Paul Long and Alfred Heinicke were ushers. The bride's princess gown was white French crepe with a pleated cascade falling panel -wise to the floor. The pleated crossed bodice had a V-neckline and short shirred sleeves. The wide belt was jeweled with gold sequins.

A halo of shirred tulle and orange of white embroidered She blossoms held her train- length veil. carried Talisman roses and bouvardia. The matron of honor wore an Elizabethan gown of baby coral double sheer, the tucked bodice having a sweetheart neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. She wore a pleated halo of the same material and carried a bouquet of Souvenir roses and Buckingham daisies. Miss Courtnall chose a basque gown of turquoise blue with fullness at the back of the skirt.

The shirred bodice, which had a sweetheart neckline, was worn with a waist-length bolero. She wore a doll of matching flowers with a chapel veil at the back. Her bouquet was of Butterfly roses and mauve pompons. A reception was held in the Marlborough hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. Gallop left for short trip. For going away, the bride wore a brown princess frock. of treebark crepe with a gored skirt, bell sleeves and a high neckline. 'She wore a fingertip length box coat of brown lapin with a brown velour veiled hat.

Talisman roses formed her corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Gallop will reside in Fort Garry court. W.M.S.

of Crescent -Fort Rouge United church will meet Tuesday at 2.30 in the church parlor. The work of James Evans among the Indians in northern Manitoba will be studied. Mrs. W. Austin will sing.

Mrs. M. Galston will lead the devotional. The women's auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Engineers will hold the annual meeting Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. in the Free Press board room.

JOHN'S COLD MISS Alpha EDITH fraternity, THOMPSON, left Saturday Theta for Province a two weeks' President of inspection Zeta Tau trip in Iowa and Minnesota. She will inspect chapters at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa City, Des Moines and Minneapolis. Mary Evelyn Dobson Weds In Pretty Home Ceremony A weddng was sclemnized the afternoon of November 16, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

P. C. Dobson, when their daughter, Mary Evelyn, was united in marriage to Mr James Lloyd Osborne of Beloeil, son of Mrs. E. Osborne of Winnipeg.

Rev. R. G. Pritchard performed the ceremony. Yellow chrysanthemums were massed in the fireplace where the ceremony took place.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a dress of deep forest green with a draped hipline. Her corsage was of Talis- man roses. Miss Helen Dobson played wedding march. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

For traveling the bride wore a tailored dress of mist blue wool with inverted pleats falling from a simulated low waistline. She wore a black felt hat and a black coat made on swagger lines. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne left by plane for Montreal.

They will reside in Beloeil. The Municipal Chapter I.O.D.E. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in convocation hall, United College. Hilda Kathleen Halliley Wears Grandmother's Veil At Her Evening Bridal White chrysanthemums arranged amid palms and ferns reflected the light of white cathedral candies the in marriage of iron Hilda.

candelabra Kathleen. younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halliley, to Lieutenant George Fraser Eadie, Royal Winnipeg Rifles, only son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Eadie, which was solemnized in Holy Trinity church, at 7 o'clock. Saturday evening, Rev. C.

Carruthers was the officiant. Mr. Ronald Gibson played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory frosted embossed satin, the basque bodice finshed with a high neck encircled with a small collar. The long sleeves came from a slight extension shoulder.

The skirt, which swept into a train, had concentrated fullness in the back panel. She wore her maternal grandmother's wedding veil of fine Brussels lace, showing a raised embroidery of tiny flowers, the same embroidery forming a border on either side. It was arranged in a shirred halo. She carried a Colonial bouquet of gardenias, white pompon chrysanthemums and bouvardia. She was attended by her sister, Mrs.

A. T. Parkes, as matron-ofhonor, and by Miss Norma Jane Verner as bridesmaid. They were gowned alike, in corded taffeta, Mrs. Parkes in como rose and Miss Verner in dulce blue.

The basque bodices had sweetheart necklines finished on either side with true lovers' knots of velvet. The sleeves were short and puffed. Stiffened cording at intervals around the skirt accentuated their bouffant styling. They wore Victorian disc headdresses of matching taffeta trimmed with Monsignor red velvet loops, the velvet also formed the head band. Their Colonial bouquets of Johanna Hill roses and white baby chrysanthemums.

Mr Herbert R. Adams was best man. The ushers were. Mr. Regina ald Halliley, brother of the bride, and Lieutenant L.

Gregor Beamish. P.P.CL.I. As the bride and bridegroom left the church, a of honor was formed of brother officers of the bridegroom's regiment. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 496 Clifton st. Pink and white chrysanthemums decked the rooms.

Lieut. and Mrs. Eadie left for a short wedding trip. They will reside in the Cambridge apts. The bride traveled in a black corded wool dressmaker suit, a yoke and grep Persian coat front stole trimming, formed of ed over a white taffeta the blouse.

Her hat was a small black felt sailor adorned with a front black bow. She wore a corsage of gardenias. The bride's mother was in imported black chiffon, the draped bodice built on a foundation of shell pink chiffon. It was dotted with shell pink embroidery along the front. Her hat, of black felt, was trimmed with tiny felt flowers and veil draped.

She wore Sweetheart roses as a corsage. The bridegroom's mother chose imported black wool, the girdle studded with gold tackneads and rhinestones. Her hat was a black off-the-face model and her corsage of gardenias. HAS ME WORRIED SICK! CHEER UP! RELIEVE DISCOMFORTS OF HIS COLD NOW -THE IMPROVED VICKS WAY To check coughing, clear up clogging stuffiness, soothe irritation and relieve misery of colds -more and more mothers are finding that a "VapoRub Massage" fills the bill. With this MORE THOROUGH treatment, the poultice-and-vapor action of Vicks VapoRub more effectively PENETRATES deep into irritated air with soothing medicinal STIMULATES chest and back like an old-fashioned warming poultice or plaster Starts bringing relief from misery of the cold right away.

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Mark's Senior W.A. Plans Tea and Sale For Afternoon and Evening Under the auspices of St. Mark's Senior Women's auxiliary a tea and sale of Christmas gifts and novelties will be held in St. Mark's parish, and hall, 7.30 to November 10 p.m.. 20, A from short 3 musical program will be given in the evening.

The guests will be received by Mrs. L. Swalwell and Mrs. K. MacQuarrie.

Tea hostesses are Mrs. G. Hamblin and Mrs. W. Bardsley, who will be assisted by members of the auxiliary.

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