The Expositor du lieu suivant : Brantford, Ontario, Canada • 8

TIIE EXPOSITOR BRANTFORD THURSDAY JUNE 1 Styles Modelled in Salute To Summer 1950 Activities of Women "Salute to Summer Shows Fashions Young and Old Gaiety of dimmer months was trimmed with largi blcck but- Mary Moore Replies To Recipe Questions Conducted bp Mary Moore Question: I appreciate your food column in our paper every week Please send me a recipe (a good rich one) for cream pie filling also send a calorie chart Thank you in advance Mrs A Rich Cream Fie Filling Answer: Three tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons cornstarch teaspoon salt 1-3 to IS cup sugar Vi cup cold cream 2 cups scalded whole milk 3 egg yolks 3 tablespoons butter 2 teaspoon vanilla Mix together the flour cornstarch salt and sugar Add the chilled cream and mix to a smooth paste Gradually stir into it the scalded milk and cook stirring over boiling water until the mixture is thick and all taste of raw starch disappears Beat the yolks and pour a little of the hot mixture over them stirring then return all to the filling in double boiler and cook two more minutes stirring Remove from heat and add butter and vanilla and cool a little before pouring into baked pie shell Cover with meringe made by beating the leftover whites until stiff when beating Add 14 teaspoon vanilla Bake in slow oven until meringue is golden I have sent the calorie chart Question: I was at a meeting where we were discussing food and one of the ladies said she made what they called in England toad-in-a-hole and it was made with Yorkshire pudding with sausages baked in it We love Yorkshire pudding but we think we have to have a roast of pork or beef to have it with Would you tell me how to make this dish I mention Thanking you Terry Answer (to Terry): English people know this dish well and let anybody tell you it is the poor Sunday dinner either It may be but the flavor cannot be excelled by many foods Toad ln-a-Hole (Yorkshire Pudding with Sausages): In medium size bowl put Vi cup flour teaspoon salt 1 cup milk and 2 eggs and start beating with rotary beater and beat until thoroughly mixed Let stand at least hour Melt 2 to Some of the most outstanding styles shown in the Alexander Graham Bell Chapter IODE fashion review "Salute to are shown here as they were modelled in the show Min Marnie Strohacker wears a tangerine shantung dress with pencil-slim skirt and high neckline under a smart navy fullfitting jacket with cuffed sleeves and white pique shawl collar The jacket is fastened with a double row of white buttons Mrs Cavell Guelph is modelling an evening formal of sheer marquisette in striking black and white The bouffant tiered skirt is hooped and the bodice is fitted and shirred Mrs Rlddolls is wearing a gown brought from New York for the show Its four full-gathered marquisette skirts are in shades of green and pink and the draped off-shoulder neckline is shirred in front Tiny rosebuds extend down the side from a a large group of pink rosebuds fastened at the hipline Miss Marilyn Kitchen is wearing a lovely casual chambray dress in grey trimmed with white pique apron front accented with white pearl buttons An unusual feature of the dress was a stole with large white pique pockets tons on the bodice and the self cuffs separate accessories Most outstanding of the suits was a navy wool fashioned with a double quilt stitched collar The jacket buttoned in back on each side of an accordion pleated panel releasirg fulness in a pencil-slim skirt Two parallel rows of buttons ex tended from the waistline of the jacket to the hem of the skirt In contrast was a white corded tailored suit with pencil skirt and jacket in the new shorter length Back interest in a black shan tuig dress with embroidered organdie yoke was created with pleats released from centre-back at the waistline A blue gray crepe frock featured a pleated peplum falling to a fishtail in back and a fitted waist length jacket removable to create bare shoulder sundress or dancing frock A burnt orange coat was outstanding Its large stand-up collar was tied with a wide velvet bow in dark brown Fur coats in gray lamb and muskrat were most popular in three-quarter length Fur neckpieces accented many costumes Hats were feminine and very pretty In pique straw and lace they were used in matching or boldly contrasting shades White shoes plain colored shades and multi-colored sandals were worn with costumes One dress of sheer was made in graduated shades of brown worn with shoes in matching shades of brown A large straw beach bag was shown Bags were small and colorful toning in with shades of ensembles Airs Jennings modelling an embroidered organdie frock over mauve taffeta sang 'Tn the Good Old and "Alice Blue wearing a blue sheer accordion pleated gown She wa accompanied by Mrs Young Fashion show music was provided by Mr Cameron Coker Senior models were Mesdames Borman Cavell Laing A Malcolm Rid-dolls and Turvey and the Misses Marilyn Kitchen Mamie Strohacker and Jean Whalla Fashions': shown were from the Paris Shoppe' Coles Shoe Co Dempsters Ltd and if- Cairns Addie hats Boswells ather Goods Hair styles were ly make-up and favors Drug Store flowers by Passmore lighting by Duncan and Perry Mr HiU provided the amplifying system -Guests were received by Mrs A Darby regent- Mrs Plewes and Airs Hargreaves The supper for the models was convened by Mrs Turnbull 1 Mrs Coles style commentator Just returned from a fashion show in the Waldorf-Astoria In New York' The "Head to outfit was won by Mrs A Pollard Afternoon draw prize was won by Mrs Trepanier and Mrs Tovell and penny sale prizes were won by Mesdames Johnson Perkins Holden Charlton Bipgar Jago South Brant I Marks Golden Jubilee This Year reflected in the parade of fa shiona presented to Brantford women by the Alexander Gra ham Bell Chapter IODE Wednesday afternoon and even ing when the annual "Salute to fashion review was held in Grace Anglican Church parish halL With Airs Coles as com' mentator summer outfits for tiny tots misses and matrons were displayed with some pre views of fashions for early fall A wheelbarrow of mauve lilacs and baskets and vases of purple lilacs and tulips transformed the stage into a garden setting com plete with fragile-looking white garden furniture Favorite materials among the adult fashions were printed sheers shantungs linens and organzas with white pique giving the finishing touches to many ensembles in collars and cuffs or trim The tiny mandarin collar was a favorite in neckline styles for daytime dresses Off-shoulder necklines were draped and shirred for new calf-length cocktail dresses Skirts were pencil slim or very bouffant often fashioned of sheer mar quisette gathered at the waist over a slim taffeta or faille underskirt Tiered skirts gave a youthful touch to housecoats Strapless dresses for evening wear combined with a matching or contrasting jacket or bolero were evidence of the new trend for "separates Contrast was the color key' note Black and white were cleverly used in several costumes Maple sugar brown burnt orange and natural shades were popular Navy and grey blue were used in contrast with geranium and tangerine: Children's fashions included bathing suits and sunsuits' play-dresses and suits modelled shyly by Carol Duncan Martha Fletcher Susan Forbes Roy Holton Louise Kltnkhammer Fred Kllakhammer Judy kjieale Wendy Krieger and Terry Tovelh New styles in beachwear led off the parade of fashions Lovely hostess gowns' for home entertaining and negligee and gown sets for the June-bride included an especially striking black crepe hostess gown with g' roman striped panel in front from neckline to hem" A pink crepe-back satin negligee and matching gown featured a yoke and sleeve frills of 'coffee lace A grey shantung dress with large coin dots had tailored stitched pleats in the skirt ideal for the young matron A geranium shantung dress-for -daytime or evening wear featured a jacket when removed revealing a halter neckline attractive for dancing A white strapless pique sundress nipped in at the waist with a wide black patent belt was Engagements ASHWORTH CHALAMET Mrs Mary Ashworth announces the engagement of her youngest daughter Jean Elizabeth to Roger Chalamet The wedding will take place on July 1st at 300 in Colborne Street Church Chapel ZIMON IACOVINO Mr Fred Zimon wishes to announce the engagement of his second daughter Phyllis to Anthony lacovino son of Mr and Mrs P' lacovino all of Brantford The wedding will take place Saturday June 17 1950 in St Church STRATTON Mr and Mrs McChesney of Paris Ont wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Irene to Mr Dennis Roy Stratton youngest son of Mr and Mrs Stratton also -of Paris The wedding will take place on Saturday June 24 at 280 pm at St United Church Paris Strom berg Carlson i presents: New For 1950 4 tablespoons drippings in hot oven of 475 deg Fahr and when nan is smoking hot pour into it the prepared Yorkshire pudding Drop link sausages into the pudding and place in oven at 475 deg Fahr Bake at this heat throughout when pudding will puff up very high and brown quickly and sausages will be cooked through by the time pudding is puffed and at and brown Cut into squares to serve being sure a sausage is in each serving One-half pound sausages may be made to go a long way in this dish and with the use of 2 eggs and 1 cup milk this provides an adequate protein serving for a family dinner This amount serves four If you like a stodgy Yorkshire pudding add 1 cup flour and 1)4 cups milk UPSIDE-DOWN IRAN-MUFFINS No craumlng as on May mixing this Kalkf-quick n1 1 I lifcipi we KmpmSk ahailaalag IneSMIw IKS(nmM stthpa-baUag SWEET MWmI -Maupwmrar Soak AU-Braa and mOk la akhf bowL Sift toaatbar flow baking powdar aalt add to aoakad bran with aogar or goklaa ayrup an abortaamg Stir only until oombinad In aacb giaaaad muffin cup plaoa ii tap maltad but tar 1 tap I augur 1 piaca fruit cut aida down i Add dough to All cupa fall Bake in mod hot oran (400V) about minute Yiald medium mufflna Model 2061 6 TUBE C0NS0LETTE Modern Picture-Frame Design Concealed Phono Drawer Automatic 3-Speed Changer a Full Vision Slide Rule Dial Built-in Antenna PM Speaker Sizes 4 to 8 DIAL 2-4988 Convention Of Liberal Women Set Nearly 200 delegate including a representative from the Yukon and a delegation from Newfoundland will attend the convention of the National Federation of Liberal Women at the Chateau Laurier Ottawa June 7 8 and 9 Mrs Raynor past pred 1 dent of Brantford Liberal Association will be delegate from Brantford Ain Nancy Hodges MLA Speaker of the British Columbia Legislature and first woman in the British Commonwealth to hold such a position will preside at the meeting as retiring president Airs Henri Vautelet Montreal will lead a forum of discussion on Place in Ca nadian Social events in connexion with the meetings will be a reception given by the wives of cabinet ministers on June 7 On June 9 Airs Gordon Fogo wife of Senator Fogo president of the National Liberal Federation is entertaining the delegates for tea at the Ottawa Country Club Airs Pinchin White Horse will represent Liberal women in the Yukon The delegates from Newfoundland will iilclude Lady Squires of St Lady Squires was prominent in the suffrage movement which was successful in winning Newfoundland women the vote in 1925 Subsequently she was the only woman ever to be elected to the House of Assembly Toronto Social Services Strained TORONTO (CP) Social services in Toronto are being strained by high rents and lack of housing William Schmidt executive director of Children's Services in Cleveland said Wednesday Mr Schmidt said a survey recently completed by himself and eight other specialists showed that Toronto's rents were not reasonable Tuna Bride Bala! Sava on Scotch lace table cloth Madeira pillow caaea glaaaware china at Cairna1 Gift Shop Weddings ANGUS On May 27 at 3 pm Alexandra Presbyterian Church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Christine Louise Angus daughter of Mr David Angus and the late Mrs Angus 260 Sheridan Street to Mr Donald Robert Edge son of Mr and Mrs Roy Edge 205 Elgin Street Rev Esler officiated Air Harry Priestley was organist Min Margaret Cassels sang and Walk Beside The church was decorated with spring flowers Given in marriage by her father the bride wore white slipper satin with lace trimmed yoke Her full-length embroidered tulle illusion veil was gathered to a headdress of seed pearls She carried a shower bouquet of red roses and lily-of-thc-valley Maid of honor was Min Frances Fennis who wore a pale green frosted organdie gown with matching cap She carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses and mauve sweet peas Min Marjorie Edge sister ol the groom bridesmaid was attired in pink frosted organdie similarly styled to that of Min Fennis with matching cap and arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and pink sweet peas Flower girl was Min Alary Lynn Angus who wore yellow organdie over taffeta with matching cap and carried a basket of Talisman roses Mr George Hales was best man ushers were Air John An gus and Air Norman Bowden For the reception at the Imperial Hall Mrs John Angus the bride's sister-in-law chose a navy taffeta gown with white accessories and corsage of Briarcliff roses The mother of the groom was gowned in dusty rose silk crepe with white ac-cesories and corsage of Talisman roses For the wedding trip to the eastern states the bride donned a pale blue suit with navy accessories and corsage of gardenias The couple will reside in Strathroy Out-of-town guests were from London Hamilton and Toronto Guam a volcanic island was the first United States Pacific outpost to fall to the Japanese in 1941 Pupiis from grades six and eight at Victoria School visited the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Wednesday They made the trip by PUC bus Children's Aid director Mrs William Bailey home economics and health Mrs Chester Me Cutcheon historical research and current events Mrs William Pottruff public relations and community activities Mrs Cameron Monture citizenship and education Mrs John Grieve agriculture and Canadian industries Mrs Harry Wood resolutions Mrs Sheridan dubs Rest room committee is Mesdames Peter Smith Pamall Brooks Harry Wood Frank Tattle Charles O'Reilly Samuel Van Every and Arthur Knill Mrs Elliott Moses was appointed pianist Airs Harry Wood presented Airs Ernest Campbell retiring president with a gift on behalf of the district board Corsages were presented to Mrs Mabel Sharpe retiring secretary and Mrs George Weir by Airs Gould on behalf of the district board The morning session was taken up by committee reports a report from Miss Elsie Little Federated Board representative and the election and ratification of officers Heard Addresses The Institute heard two1 addresses in the afternoon session Miss Eleanor Kidd representative of the Institute Branch and Home Economics Service Department of Agriculture outlined the co-operative program and explained the district and services Miss Catharine Gillespie home economist for Brant Wentworth and Waterloo counties outlined the work and value of the service An address of welcome was given by Mrs Howard Edy and was replied to by' Airs Hilton HilL A report on club work was submitted by Mrs Blankenship 1 Airs Robert Mlllman and Mrs Harvey AlcLean played piano Kilos Mrs Charles Peart and Mrs Marvin Green sang a duet Readings were given by Mrs Peter Smith and Mrs Lloyd Wilson Chairman for the meeting was Mrs Ernest Campbell The reception committee was Mesdames Harry Wood Fred Rabb and George Weir The buslnesst committee consisted of Mesdames Gould George Chandler and Kreager Song leader was Airs Glen Costain pianist was Mrs Elliott Moses The South Brant Women's Institute celebrates its golden anniversary this year The group held its annual meeting Wednesday at tiie YWCA The group donated 50 to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund Mrs Arthur Knill was elected president of the institute Mrs Ei-nest Campbell is the honorary president Other officers are: First Vice-President Mrs Howard Edy Second Vice-President Mrs Ewart Hunt Third Vice-President Mrs Afelvin Hunt Secretary-Treasurer Mr4 Donald Fawcett Auditors Mrs Norman Davis and Mrs Robert Kirkby Federated Board representative Mrs- Ernest Campbell Alternate Airs Pamall Delegate to Hamilton Mrs Lloyd Wilson Alternate Mrs Hilton Hill Elected to standing committees were: Mrs Mabel Sharpe vlrs Wedlake Honored by A As part of the diamond jubilee celebrations of Wesley United Church Mrs Harold Vansickle past president of the Presbyterial Auxiliary presented Mrs A Wedlake president of Wesley Women's Auxiliary with a life membership and pin in the auxiliary at a meeting of the group held in the church parlors Mrs Earthy presented Mrs Wedlake with a gift of money in appreciation of her services to the auxiliary The organization's financial support was pledged for the redecoration of the church Mrs Kerr citizenship convener read a paper Reports were heard from Secretary Mrs A Biwet and Treasurer Mrs' Preece Mrs Ballantyne pianist played a solo Mrs tong assisted by Mrs A Wedlake took the devotionaL Several "thank notes were read The offering was dedicated by the president Picnic plans were discussed and a social time followed Personals Friends of Mrs Gibbs 257 Greenwich Street will regret to learn that she is again confined to hospital Mrs Minnie Kralger and Mr and Mrs Ersel Young Dunkirk NY have returned home after spending a few days with Air and Mrs Soule Arthur Street Air and Mrs Arthur Armstrong and Mrs Bertha Tstu Pontiac Mich spent a holiday with Mr and Mrs Ward Armstrong Brantford Airport Mr and Airs Thomas Wath-eraton Syracuse NY have returned to their home after spending a short holiday with the brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs IL Waldie 11 Echo Villa Avenue Luck Siebert Cavan Forbes Usher The evening draw prize was won by Miss Ruth McKay Penny sale prizes were won by Mesdames Gable Charlton Holton Haddy Parsons Gordon Vass Hilborn and the Misses Norma Wilson Bergey and Jean Mad-liger rinity Chi-Rho and AYPA Banquet The closing corporate banquet of Trinity AYPA and the Chi-Rho Fellowship was held in Trinity Parish Hall The guest speaker Rev Dean Johnston was Introduced by Mr McCalg and spoke on the evils of communism Miss Ruth Davies' president of the Chi-Rho and Miss Neva Warner president of the AYPA thanked the members of the individual organizations for their co-operation during the past year Rev Painting also thanked the members and congratulated them on their progress Entertainment Included two vocal solos by Min Julia Snow-d-n and two violin solos by Billie Fletcher Mr George Harris led the members in a singsong and various games The evening closed with dancing The delicious 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