Arizona republican., 1917-09-30
Club Notes
Official Organ State Federation
 Woman's Clubs

There is no one subject perhaps that appeals more to the housewife than how to utilize the left overs. This is the matter discussed in todavs issue of The Republican by Miss Imogene Nicely, Hoover representative in this county. The article follows:
 Meats left over from one meal to an other or from one day to the net, can be utilized very nicely in the follow ing ways:
 No. l. Rice Casserole-Line buttered mold or individual cups with boiled rice and fill centers with cold chopped meats, seasoned highly and moistened with stock Stand in pan of hot water in oven for about 20 minutes; turn carefully from mold and serve with either tomato or horse radish sauce
 No. 9 Breslan of Neat cup chop ped meat (any kind); A cup stock, l tablespoon butter, A cup bread crumbs. i< cup cream or milk. 3 tablespoons chopped parsley, ? egg yolks, " teaspoon salt, dash cayenne. Beat yolks and combine all ingredients. Press mixture into buttered cups; stand in pan of hot water and bake in quick oven 30 minutes When done turn into a heated dish and serve with tomato sauce.
 Tomato sauce-i5 cup canned or fresh tomatoes % tablespoon butter, A tablesroOn flour, 4 teaspoon salt. dash pepper, F tablespoon chopped onion Brown onion in butter. extract onion and proceed as for white sauce, substitute tomato juice for milk
 No. 3. Cottage Pie-1 cup chopped meat 1 tablespoon fat, F tablespoon flour, F teaspoon scraped onion, 3.  teaspoon chopped parsley, l cup mash ed potatoes. 3 cup stock, water or milk. Make brown sauce of the fat salt, pepper flour. onion, parsley and stock of milk. Mix with meat, put in baking dish and cover with mashed potatoes
 No. f Meat Croquettes-1 cup ground cold meat, 1 F teaspoon salt. dash pepper, F cup thick white sauce, dash car'o~1e, onion juice, 1 egg yok. Mix ingredients in order given. Cool, shape. dip in crumbs, eg~ and crumbs again; fry in deep fat and drain.
 We must save meat. and why? Our armies and our allies must have thou sands Of tons of meat. We could live on fish as a protein food and save money. Peanut butter is rich in oro- teln and fat. In place of meat, en t vegetables. salted and fresh fish. cheese. milk. eggs. poultry and game Eat peanuts, peanut butter, beans, dried peas and nuts.
 Cameron, chairman the Musicians club will present its initial program for the year Tuesday afternoon at the WOmans' club. At a recent board meet ing the executive officers decided to arrange for a number of artist recitals during the season. the artists and dates to be announced later The municipal song will be on sale at tomorrow S gathering and now is being offered at the down town shops. The program of the afternoon follows:
 PianO-Rhapsodie G Minor, Brahms. Mrs. Harold Baxter.
 Vocal-(a) Butterfly song. (Songs Of 'ananl. Rantock. fh) Call Me no More, Cadman, Miss Clara Hazard. A Birth day. k. Huntington Woodmen, w. F. Deity.
 Trio-D. Minor, Multo Allegro Agi- tato, Andante Tranquillo Mendelssohn. Dwight Deity. cello, Eugene Redewill, violin, Mrs. w. E. Deity, piano
 Club women interested in the drama will be delighted to learn that Miss Georgia Mintz VII conduct classes this winter, the class work to consist of readlrg and .'-c';s5iOn of the play con- sidered. Miss Mintz has decided talent and no doubt many will be glad of the opportunity to study with her.
 
 The College club will open it's sea- son Wednesday in the high school flat The years program will be discussed ard the general detail work prepara- tory to the regular meetings will be taken up at this time The credentials committee makes the following an- nouncement: Any woman who is a graduate of a college or former non graduate student with at least two vears Ho1leoia-e standire nav become