The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-06

Valentine, Mr.. Fred Stevenson, MI; lneo 9,
f Davis 'n'i MI. Roger TanHook, Mr.. Merle
King. Mr.. viii Tinker. Mr.. George Berry,
Mr.; Louis Felt, Mr. Da paa, N Ioebn ME- ME-
Curtis Baiiey. Mr. Fred Gehagan: Mr.. WIN
Hilton, Mr. Harry Beard: Mr. Ous palt9n'
Nj Charles Drew, Mr.. Day Carr, Mr..
Charles Markley
another harp solo before the address
and following it will play Peace,
for which she composed the music anu
wrote the words. Mrs. J. f. Jarreil
will read the words to the accompan-
iment.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has a supply of sugar on her
pantry shelves at present that makes
her blush with shame every time she
passes them. The maid In that mousse
hold does the ordering and, nearing
that sugar was scarce and fearing
that the supply was soon to be cut
off entirely took the matter under
serious consideration. The result was
that she ordered as much sugar as she
was permitted every day for weeks.
Finally curiosity as to what was IN
those sacks of various sizes which
were SO rapidly accommodating, prompt
ed an investigation. They were all
sugar. This maid had been trusted
for some years to take care of the
family and she wasn't going to have
them suffer even in war time. She is
a better provider than the old colored
man who provided six places for his
wife to wash each week.
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The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. E. w. Hutchings, 1921 Van
Buren, street.
The Scottish Rite Masons will serve
luncheon on Thursday to all ladies do
ing Red Cross work at the Masonic
temple.
Peanuts contain much body build
ing material as well as fat and sta rch.
| They can often be used in place of
meat. Use more peanuts" says the
United States food administration.
Cottage cheese and peanut roast
2 tablespoons chopped onion, 1 table
spoon oleomargarine. 1 cup cottage
cheese, L cup chopped peanuts, 1 cup
bread crumbs, juice of " lemon, salt
and pepper. Cook the oaion in the
| oIeomargarine and a little water until
tender. Mix the other ingredients
and moisten with the water in which
the onion has been cooked. Pour into
shallow baking dish and brown in
the oven.
Peanut and banana loaf-Grind Il
pounds of roasted peanuts and mix
with six very ripe bananas Pack in
a mold and steam hours. = Serve
cold sliced thin like meat loaf.
Peanut soup-4 cups thin white
sauce, Y cup peanut butter, l Y tea
spoons salt Add peanut butter 10
white sauce and serve at once.
Peanut pudding cup molasses. "
| cup vegetable fat, 1 cup hot water, 8
4 L. fna
| coarsely ground peanuts, u teaspoon
ground cloves. Mix ingredients in or
der given and steam two hours. Serve
with pudding sauce.
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| Mrs. Alice Droe. 1880 Boswell ave-
nue., will entertain the Lowman w. c.
T. c. on the afternoon of February T.
, All members are asked to be present
at 2:30 to make bandages for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Anna Baright Curry of the
Curry School of Expression at Boston
who is the guest of Miss Nanon Her
rem for few weeks, is giving a course
of lectures on dramatic art at the high
/ school auditorium. Mrs. Curry is also
organizing a class among the attor-
neys of the town.
| Her first talk before the high school
teachers was yesterday afternoon and
among other things Mrs. Curry tried &c
make hey audience realize the impor.
lance of proper breathing, for she saws
/ Persons who do not breathe correct.
ly cannot think correctly" She de.
fines naturalness as 1.-The standard and
test of oral English
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis of Kan.
sas City, are the parents of a daueh.
| tiers. born Friday, February 1, te
whom they have given the name O.
| Jane. Mrs Davis. before her mar.
| riage. was Miss Katherine Dolman OF
| Topeka.
Mrs. Kenneth g. Lewis will arrive
soon from Camp Doniphan where
Lieutenant Lewis is stationed for 4
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs A
A Rodgers and Lieutenant Lewis.
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs /. S. Lewis.
Mr. Kelsey Petro left last night fol-
Camp Pike after a visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Petro.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick walsh ans
their daughter. Miss Agnes Walsh. wfit
] are spending the winter in San Diego
California, are at present in the Trebol
apartments, on Seventh and Coron
ado streets. They will return HON,
| the first of April
Lieut. and Mrs. George T. McDer
mott are in Topeka for a few days
Miss Mary MacLennan and Mis-