El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-17

4 PLEASING incident to Thurs
] n day nights regular meeting OF
L - Harmony chapter. No. pa. Or
der OF the Eastern star. was the pres
entation Of q handsome silver vase
TO Mai. and Mrs Forrest f. Baker,
who are leaving shortly for their new
post The gift was given this popular
couple in the name OF the chapter, by
Mrs. May Overton, who, in a beauti-
fully worded tribute. let the recipients
know, in a measure. the deep regret
felt upon their departure. also felici-
tating with them upon the majors re-
cent promotion in the service from
the rank Of captain Mr.. and Mrs c.
II. Holloway also gave Mai. and Mrs
Baker pretty Rochester tea pot
Upon Mai. Baker devolved the task Of
replying.
Mai and Mrs. Baker have lived IN
FL PaSO for years, having been mar
riec in this city 16 years ago. the lat
ter being formerly Miss Compton,
whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T. Compton, viii stay in their home
ar @4l4 Portland, during their alb
se1ce- The major has been as active
as ShriDer and knight Templar, as
has his wife in the star. and their re-
moval is being regretted in church.
educational and social circles. as well.
Mrs Baker has had q class in Calvary
Houston Square Baptist Sunday school
for many years. Her husband reports
the last Of this week for his new
detail. followed by the end Of the
month by Mrs. Baker
Before an interested attendance AT
the School for Housewives on Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Helen Fuller
pa
rlcka hipp. demonstrated more
recipes for Liberty Ioaves." or war
bread. offering corn meal as a substi-
tute Tor wheat. and also one recipe
for potato bread and a nut corn meal
pudding, as follows;
Potato bread-One half CUP potato
water; four tablespoons each Of sugar
and fat; one and one half teaspoons
salt; four cups mashed potatoes.
eight cups wheat flour, one and one
half cakes compressed yeast; one
quarter cup warm water; mix just as
ordinary light bread
Nut corn meal pudding (desseri
minus flourl- One cup corn neal one
and one half cups boiling water one
and one half cups milk. two table
spoons fat; three quarters cup sugar,
two eggs one half cup chopped nuts
Scald meal with boiling water, add
melted fat, sugar, milk and Well
beaten eggs, stir in nuts and bake
for 80 minutes. Serve with raisin
sauce. which is made by adding one
half cup seeded raisins TO two OF
lemon sauce.
Oatmeal bread-Three cups milk
and water three teaspoons salt three
tablespoons Of sugar; three table
spoons fat; three cups rolled oats
seven cups wheat flour. one and &c
half cakes compressed Yeast. three
fOurths cup Of warm water. ScaId
LIQUID and pour over the oats, sugar,
salt and fat. Let stand until luke
warm. then add yeast softened with
warm water, and then flour. knead
and let rise to double bulk, then
kuead again and place in pan. When
light bake in moderate oven from 50
TO so minutes. VIII make two loaves
Of bread.
Mullins: One half cup sweetmuk;
one cup cooked oatmeal; one egg; two
tablespoons fat; one and one half
cups flour two tablespoons sugar.
one half teaspoon salt; four teaspoons
baking powder. Cook oatmeal in one
part water: mix milk; oatmeal.
melted fat, egg. then add dry ingred-
tents and bake from % to 80 minutes
in hot oven. Make one dozen muf-
fins.
Saturday night, in Cleveland
Square, a program viii be given, in
cidenral to disposing OF the crochet
bed spread as a benefit to the Red
Cross. Mrs. ". II. Austin. Mrs. James
I. Mari. Mrs. Isabella FlatO, Mrs. T.
J. Fowler Miss Nell Pollard. Mrs.
Katie Mari. Mrs. II. r Gamble and
others are in charge Of arrangements,
and have secured well known band
for the concert. Don Fiatu will play
accOrdian music. and DR.. c. c. Young
viii give a short address on Russia
Dr. W. J.. Brown is to be master Of
ceremonies. The committee has
raised $500 for the spread. and hope
to add TO a g0odly amount in ice
cream, which viii be sold during the
entertainment.
Children Of the Triangle club of
the First Christian church enjoyed