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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1949
Page
5
A fruit pie de luxe combines peaches and pecans with a two crust method. The recipe covers crust ingredients and preparation for a 9 inch pie plate, plus a filling of sugar flour cornstarch salt water orange juice butter pecans and peaches, and a whipped cream topping.
Social events and meetings announced for Eastern Star, Painters Auxiliary, church rummage sales, Methodist circles, Yette dinner, Women’s Council, Literary Club, Art and Travel tea, Lyvia Daughters of the Nile sewing session. Includes Sept 16 19 24 dates and venues in Pocatello.
Hollywood report says the Southern California Fashion Institute named Dinah Shore and other Western women as the best dressed in America. The list highlights a shift with Los Angeles and nearby cities influencing fashion while Eastern socialites fall behind.
The Woman's Benefit Association Club met Friday at Rupert city park by the railroad. Members enjoyed baked fish and dressing at a one o'clock pot luck dinner. Verna Farabee and husbands attended as guests. following business, the afternoon was social. Next meeting tied to weather. Ann Dutson may host. Also a note on washing wool blankets with ammonia to fluff and raise the nap.
Chapter K of PO will resume regular meetings Monday evening September 19 at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs. H J Swanson 207 N Lincoln. GIA to B of LE will meet Wednesday September 21 at 2 pm at the WOW hall. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
Paris fashion notes reveal fall millinery trends with elf and pixie inspired hats. Designers Orcel Janet Colombier debut velvet and velour styles that reveal hairlines, feature jeweled accents and feather trims in wine, rose, and yellow black combinations.
Alicia Hart argues against heavy rouge claiming it ages a woman. Subtle use fades into foundation, enlivens skin, and should be blended for a natural glow. More rouge does not equal youth, and obvious color patches are counterproductive.
Mrs Gwen Ward hosted the Belletrist club Monday at her home with Mrs Pearl Jones presiding. Lurline James reviewed Bold Galilean by Layette Blythe, Fern Willie played a violin solo with Pauline Atkinson, and a dessert luncheon followed for members and guests Jean Barker Marie Mabey Ina Nielsen Sigred Smith Jennie Evans.
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