The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-27
Dallas Express Corner
For Women
! rablespoonfuIs Of sugar
BY Juliette Lee,

3 Tablespoonfuls of Sugar
Salt and Pepper to Taste
Put the shortening ana the sugar
into an iron or heavy pan pan; SCI SEA oyer yer
a slow fire; when melted, ada tne
sweet potatoes very quickly, SO care
must be taken not to burn them.
Sprinkle with sal ss. ana pepper anu
steamed Fruit Pudding
Cupfuis Of Dried Peaches. Apples.
Plums or Apricots
Cupfuls of FlourN
/ Cupful of Milk
2 Tablespoonfuls Of Melted Snort
2 EGGS Which Were Put Down Du-
ring the Spring, -. -
night; drain. If in large halves or
Quarters, cut into small pieces; add
to the dough which is made as follows
Sift the flour. baking powder ana sait
into bowl; add the milk. well beaten
eggs, shortening and spices; mix well;
add the fruit; put into o well creased
mold or kettle. Place in saucepan
of boiling water and steam Ior lW1
hours. Serve in shallow bowl with
fruit sauce made from two cup
fuis Of fruit juice which was
put up when canning fruit during
the summer. Bring the Juice 70
boil: add enough cornstarch to thick
en- and sugar to taste. Serve both
pudding and sauce while hot.
LITTLE HELPS.
A Clothes Pin bag
Take the boys ola Kit-bag which
he brought back from over seas and
run wire coat-hanger through the
hem and you have a good clothes
pin bag which will hang on the line
and slide along as you hang the
clothes or catch in your apron belt.
Any bag of strong material viii do.
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Keep piece of old broken crock
cry in your machine drawer or
milestone. Rub the needle over the
rough edge and smooth on your shoe
sole.
TO WASH PEAS AND RICE WITH
OUT LOSING A GRAIN.
Put your peas, beans or rice in
colander or strainer and let the wat
err run. through them as long, as
grains without any loss.
MENDING OLD RUGS.
When it becomes necessary to cut
your old rug cross-wise. IL you will
illlow for wide seam and bend the
material well back, then catch your
on each side of the seam OF the
weave you can sew II easily and
keep straight You can cut out all
the worn parts, of your, old rug and
have nice pleasing floor covering
with very little effort.
( THE CORTICEIAI ART CLUB.
The Corticell Art Club met this
week with Mrs Cecil George, Nov.
END, on Trinidad street
a splendid meeting was in session
absent. The president spoke in
pleasing terms about the good work
the club had been doing thus far
and encouraged us to want TO make
lively Interest She also spoke about
setting forth one meeting a month
for a program or some other feature
of past time.
The members responded with a
quotation as the roll was called.
AFTER nice salad-course was serv-
ed by the hostess the meeting closed
The next meeting will be held at
the residence OF Mrs. H. Henderson,
360S Thomas Avenue.
THE HEADING CIRCLE.
The circle members were the guests
of Mrs. Estella Burnett at the home
Of Mrs. Holland on Friday Mrs t.
a. Wilson, presided. and Miss p. III
Tyler directed the lesson on THE
Pronunciation of the Monroe Doc
trine." Music was furnished by Miss
Alvernon King. A short sketch Of
tne FOLLOWING statesmen was given:
"Elihu Root" by Mrs e. A. Wilson;
"Philander Knox" by Miss Virginia
Stewart The visitors Were the Miss
es mccall, and Miss Amilee Cooper.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess during the social hour.
THE ROYAL ART CLUB.
The Royal Art Club held it's weakly
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Miss
=. A. Jordan. The members enjoyed an
hours. work on different pieces OF
embroidery Miss Winn was a visitor.
The hostess served a delicious two
course luncheon.
B. BURsoN, Reporter.
THE NINTH WARD PRISCILLA ART
CLUB.
The Ninth Ward Priscilla Art
met ov 9TH and 10Th with Mrs.
a. Giascoe and Mrs. Goldston. res-
pectively Both meetings were yerv
interesting. A dainty repast was