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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1937
Page
21
A nostalgic piece blends tea making rituals with simple macaron recipes. It describes warming a teapot before serving, then shares quick coconut macaroons and cocoanut almond macaroon directions with ingredients, steps, and yields. It evokes a cozy winter mood and afternoon tea charm.
Instructions describe combining sugar and egg mixtures then heating until stiff. Salt is added, chocolate vanilla and coconut folded in. Drop spoons onto greased paper and bake at 325 degrees for about 20 minutes. Cool briefly before removing. yields about 24 macaroons.
The Keswick Woman's Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Blanche Hervey's home with Mrs. Ruby Higgins assisting. Papers were read by Mrs. Ruby Ferree and Mrs. Rosa Churchill. A Thursday shower and dance celebrated Miss Mary Frantz and Edward Milder of Hills with a future wedding planned.
Eldorado township Farm Bureau leaders chosen by chairman Mrs Gilbert Deklotz met Thursday with Mrs Cyril Boddicker. Attendees include Mesdames Fred Meader Jerome Connor Frank Boddicker Joe Bevins Oakley Thompson Waldo Neibuhr Everett Kunsdorf George Ernst and Lewis Stocker.
Readers are urged to stock up for winter using bulk case or dozen purchases to cut costs. A suggested list covers perishable and nonperishable items, with guidance on quantities, storage, and replenishment. Emphasis on planning, cooling conditions, and common seasonings.
Mrs. Lillian Kouba Weber was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted at the former home by Mrs. Peter Eichhorn Mrs. Joe Kouba and Mrs. Ed Holub. The event followed her Sept 20 marriage. Velma Petersen hosted a second shower for Velda McGuire ahead of her wedding to Freddie Luckstead.
Fayette Twentieth Century club sponsored a Monday social at Miss Elizabeth Madison’s home with Mrs. Lee Hathaway winning a prize. Californias Mrs. Zella Scobey attended, while Mrs. Jennie Denniston hosted a luncheon Tuesday honoring Misses Amy and Margaret Paine and Mrs. George Bragg who plan a world tour.
Waukon literary circles begin season with the V. O. V. circle meeting at Mrs. A. P. Hummel’s home featuring a dinner and guest speaker Miss Anna Stilwell. The Nineteenth Century group hosted the year book committee with Mesdames Neisheim Haehlen and Hageman. The Browning club gathered at Mrs. Frank LeClerc’s home with luncheon served by Mrs. Hager and Mrs. Fleenor.
The Walker R A R E club gathered at Mrs. Frank Carns home Tuesday with Mrs. John Houlahan assisting. Mrs. James Rick presented the Fall Fashions program and Mrs. Dave Shepard directed the music.
The History and Travel club held its first meeting of the season on Friday. A luncheon was served at the Rex hotel and the gathering took place in the assembly room of the courthouse.
Announcement declares Miss Opal Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Stewart of Atalissa wed Roy Swails son of Mr and Mrs C R Swails of West Branch in Iowa City on September 21 Attendants Mass Inez Wright of West Liberty and Harold Slaw of West Branch attended The couple will reside in West Branch Also noted Miss Betty Werling was surprised at a sixteenth birthday party Thursday evening
A long list of church groups and women’s circles set dates for gatherings at various churches and homes. Highlights include guest speaker Sanford Kerr discussing Alaska travel and multiple hostess assignments for WMS, Mary Martha, Elizabeth circles, and youth activities at local parishes.
The Atkins Band Mothers Club will hold a reorganization meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Parents of all band members are urged to attend. Mrs Ward Newton entertained the Happy Birthday club.
A compact inventory of pantry staples and flavor components including celery salt cinnamon cloves curry powder and garlic with notes of spices oils acids and common canned and preserved items such as apricots almonds cranberries dates ham jelly mushrooms olives pineapple juice sardines and walnuts.
Conesville Mrs. James R. Horton a bride of the last week was honored guest at a shower Friday evening at her home. The guests included Mrs. C. A McCormick Esther Mrs. W. M. McCormick and Cath arine, Mrs L. D. Buser, Mrs. I. Fr. Everett, Mrs. A. W. Jones, Mrs. Eva L. McKee, Anna Owen and Dollie Jones.
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