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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1924

Page

6

Local Society Notes Highlight Ladies Club Events

Rural Women’s club hosted by Mrs Beatty and Mrs Wright at the county home with 31 women and 16 children. A patriotic program on Truer Patriotism featured a flag drill by children and music by Ruth Vincent Alice Mary Hunter and Harriet Phillips. Queen Esther Circle installed officers and enjoyed photos and music at the Ed Du Vale home. Others hosted dinners bridge parties and missionary society gatherings with guests from Ottumwa Cincinnati and Tacoma. Engagements and visits were noted including Winifred Anderson and Thompson Brookhart.

Frank Beatty Charles Wright RB. C. Briley Ruth Vincent Alice Mary Hunter Harriet Phillips Wright Beatty John McCall Mixa Metta Wilson James Wooley Cecile and Junior Ottumwa Queen Esther Circle West Chester

Social calendar listings for Lions Club to De Molay

A long reader’s calendar lists numerous group meetings and social events through the week. Highlights include the Lions Club picnic, Methodist church circles, and various clubs like the Pythian circle Bachlor Maids and Wellston social club gatherings with times and hosts such as Mrs. Wiley and Miss Edith Carris.

Picnic Recipes for Busy Housewives and Buffets

A collection of tested picnic ideas from a Cedar Rapids cookbook. Recipes include Lemon Butter using lemon juice rind and butter, Meat Sandwiches with cold pork tenderloin and eggs, Raisin Paste for sandwiches using seeded raisins and fruit juices, and a peanut butter mustard mayonnaise mix.

Cedar Rapids Elinice Hammer

Keeley cucumber sandwich spread recipe

Mrs Keeley offers a cucumber sandwich filling with 1 cup chopped cucumbers in well drained, 1/2 cup chopped pimento olives 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup finely chopped onions and 3 tablespoons mayonnaise or tartar sauce. Mix dressing with other ingredients and spread between white bread slices.

Peanut Sandwich Creation Idea

A simple method suggests grinding peanuts to form a very delicious sandwich base. The approach emphasizes nut flavor and easy preparation suitable for quick meals.

Chilled Asparagus and Cucumber with Olive Oil Dressing

Combine chilled asparagus with tough portions removed and lattice cucumber slices crisped in cold water and dried. Mix with olive oil paprika a little vinegar and mayonnaise. Rice a hard boiled egg and garnish generously with tiny pimento olives.

Cheese Sandwiches by Mrs I FB Glick

Recipe details yolk of four hard boiled eggs seasoned with salt sugar and olive oil plus one cup cheese softened mashed with pimentos and finely chopped whites. Mix to the right consistency with mayonnaise for filling.

Clarice Wentzel Grinds Olive Meat Mixture

A kitchen note describes grinding olives with pork or other meat in a meat chopper. It instructs adding salt to taste and blending with mayonnaise to reach the right consistency.

Piquant Sandwiches From The Ladies Home Journal

A recipe combines 1 cup raisins 2 to 3 cups cold boiled ham and sweet cucumber pickles. Chop fine add lemon juice and mayonnaise to a spreading consistency for a tangy ham raisin sandwich mix.

Ladies Home Journal

Simple Raisin Nut Patties Bake with Meringue Topping

A vintage recipe describes mixing 1 cup sugar 1 cup chopped nut meats 1 cup raisins with 4 tip cream yolks from 3 eggs. Line crust lined pattie pans, fill, bake, then top with stiffly beaten egg whites sugared and browned.

Nut Pie Filling Instructions From Louisiana Recipe

Mra 8 W Livingston juice and grated rind of 1 lemon, 1 cup chopped nut meats, 1 cup raisins, 1 cup sugar, and the yolk of 1 egg. Mix all. Cut circles in pie crust, place a spoonful of filling, fold over, and seal edges tightly.

W. Livingston

Recital at Bratten's features Miss Elsie Bratten program

A Saturday July recital at 623 West Washington Boulevard showcases Miss Elsie Bratten with a lineup including Maurine Martin Rebecca Labach and performers Evelyn Bambrick Esther Rittenhouse Vera Rittenhouse Laura Lucille De Long and others. The program lists songs duets readings and piano accompaniments with titles such as Jolly Little Fisherman Reading Railroad Crossing and Sleepy Hollow Tune performed by students from Spaulding and local classes.

Elsie Bratten West Washington Boulevard West Chester Maurine Martine Rebecca Labach Miss Bratten Laura Lucille de Long David Munroe Adrienne Vanerus Maiden Henrs Esther Rittenhouse Spaulding Jolly Reading Father Rittenhouse Hayloft John Mokress Willie Jones Sallie Brown Petrie Evelyn Bambrick Laura Lucille DeLong MacDowell Vera Rittenhouse the Forge Carmen Esther Maktress Maurine Martin Jimmie Verentte Johnson Eleanore Augustine Stahl Beth Ralston Maurine Martin

Presbyterian Missionary Society Picnic Plans

The Womens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church holds a meeting and picnic at Mrs. Frank Heinigman’s home Friday afternoon. Attendees bring dishware and sandwiches, meet at the church at 2 30, and conveyances will be provided. Husbands and others join the picnic at 6 on the east side of the square.

Womens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Frank Heinigman

Birthday Honors and Camp Fire Ceremonial Noted

Mrs. P W Davidson hosts Neal Jacobs birthday dinner northeast of Washington with many friends and out of town guests Mr and Mrs Furl Long from Verdi. Shumala camp fire girls hold monthly ceremonial at Mrs Hal Reister home with Beulah Phillips earning wood gatherer honors and guest Mrs Ray Phillips praising the spirit of sunshine. Candles lit by Jeanette Karel Hilda Brown Thelma Long and extinguished by Lucille Reister Mildred Bramer Virginia Bates.

P. W. Davidson Washington Neal Jacob Shumala Hal Reister Beulah Phillips Sunshine Ray Phillips Beulah Jeanette Karel Hilda Brown Thelma Long Lucille Reister Mildred Bramer Virginia Bates

Miss Bratten and Beth Ralston Consolation Slumber Song

After the program the hostess assisted by Marian Munroe Beth Ralston and Mrs Labach served dainty refreshments. Then various numbers aside from the program were greatly enjoyed especially by the older folks even they performed. All departed for their homes at a very late hour.

Miss Bratten Beth Ralston Esther Rittenhouse Marian Munroe

Community notices announce socials and meetings in Lexington

Timmins and Mrs. Gertrude Tipton host the Lexington Ladies Aid at the church on Thursday evening July 17 with a 50 cent ice cream and strawberry social. Various clubs meet weekly, with speakers like Dr. Masson on food, and reminders of postponed Rosemary Club and Moose Lodge events.

Clara Patterson Mable Timmins Gertrude Tipton Lexington Ladies’ Aid Society Hazel Matthews Lizzie Young Effie Huber Wellston Social Club Woman's Department of The Church of Christ

Mt. Pleasant speaker Gassner Craver to address gathering

Mrs. Craver and her husband spent two decades in Mexico and nearly twenty-five years in South America on mission work. A large audience is hoped for as she presents, with special music by Mrs. Craver. Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society cancels tonight's meeting. Group No. 5 M B Ladies aid hosts a lawn party at 1003 East 2nd Thursday afternoon. Epworth League plans a Sunset Park party Friday July 18 at 7 30 with church option if rain. W R C regular meeting set for Saturday at 2 30 in courthouse room.

Gassner Craver Mt. Pleasant M. B Ladies Aid Guy Evans East Epworth League of the Methodist Church Sunset Park

Suggestions for Adding to Modern Girls Vocabulary

A list of vivid alternatives to overused terms like marvellous and precious aimed at diversifying girls speech. It presents numerous adjectives and phrases such as Remarkable, Extraordinary, Wonder ful, Delightful, Inspiring, Splendid, Fascinating, Excellent, Beautiful, and Exceptional to replace common exclamations. The source attributes this to Grenville Kleiser and cites a Chicago Tribune want-ad style example.

Grenville Kleiser

Moon Rainbows Highlight From Lunar Light

The Naval Observatory notes that the moon can form rainbows like the sun, though colors are fainter and the effect is likely visible mainly near full moon phases.

Naval Observatory

Picture of Mrs. F B Appleby and son Carleton

A complimentary notice from A Nice Picture Sunday’s Register described Mrs. F B Appleby of The Commodore as a charming young matron recalled as Miss Jerene Reaver from Des Moines. It notes her parents Mr and Mrs C A Beaver of Des Moines formerly Eldora and her Smith College education. The baby Carlton Appleby is 17 months old.

F. B. Appleby Carleton Jerene Reaver C. A. Beaver Des Moines Eldora

Houseworker applicants fail to show up as promised

A Washington housewife advertised for a general houseworker. Eleven applicants replied the next day all engaged separately and promised to come the next morning, but none appeared.

Washington

Epiphany Meaning and Christian Feast Origins

Epiphany means manifestation and in the Christian church it marks the visit of the magi to the infant Jesus in Bethlehem and the revelation of Christ as the Savior of the world.

Jesus Bethlehem Christ

Retaliation Ties and Honest Friends Cited by Calton

Calton warns that openly airing grievances to friends invites hidden betrayal as friends will tell enemies what they think of him. The remark frames distrust and the risk of covert opposition arising from blunt discourse.

Calton

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