The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-04

! Peach Dessert-SpOnge cake, one
! half of a peach filled with whipped
/ cream and nuts, cherry on top.
Mushroom and Asparagus Salad
White Recommendation cheese
\ forms rolled in chopped Drowned all
! monds. Red and green pepper.
1 Pineapple SaIad-Sprinkle Drowned
chopped almonds over whole slice OF
pineapple Put a ball of cheese rolled
in the chopped nuts on top. Serve with
| French dressing.
Chinese salad (Americanized) =
Palm tree hearts, bamboo sprouts, wa
\ ter chestnuts.
| white Cherry Dessert-RoyaI Ann
cherry. gelatine and whipped cream
| Hors p'Oeuvre (Russian Caviar)-
Minced clans. sardines, shrimp, crab
meat. anchovies.
Lambs Tongue-Mint jelly, sauce
supreme. macedoins (mixed vegeta-
/ hles).
! Isle of Pines-Grape fruit. canned
! pineapple, cheese Strawberries.
/ Butterfly Salad-Asparagus body.
/ olive head, pimento antennae, lettuce
on wings. olive spots. Serve with oil
Salmon Mousse Gin Individual fish
mouIds)-Peas, truffles for decora-
tons
Spinach Salad with Eggs-Parsley
leaves and cherry flowers; served with
tartar sauce
Salad LiIlian-Cheese balls tinted
green on hearts of lettuce, with Bar
lie Due poured over. Serve with
French dressing.
Russian Saiad-Equal quantities of
cut carrots. French peas. truffles, ca
per-. lobster, mushrooms in mayon-
naise. garn.shed with anchovies and
slices of beet Mix little Russian
caviar in mayonnaise.
Cherry Salad-Robin Red Breast
Orange. filberts. Angelique (Which is
srystalized pie plant), pineapple and
lines Pa SIX of made of
oranges to hold mayonnaise-
Tray of Pretty Things for Parties"
Large roses of spun sugar, rose
petals for making candy baskets,
candy ice cream cups, little candy
roses for decorating. boutonniereS of
gum drops, flowers made of Jordan
almonds, punches of purple grapes
containing hard sauce.
Salad-Whole Pimento-Filled with
chicken salad made of canned chick
en-. chopped nuts and mayonnaise, al
monds. cloves in pimento.
In addition to the above trays of
food one tray of French pastry was
shown. showing the use of color.ng
pastes, flavorings and flowers made of
sugar. Another interesting tray con-
tanned foods which the Chinese use
nese noodle. dried shrimp, mush-
rooms, fishes stomachs. birds nests,
chrysa nthemums (for soup). vegeta-
Bile ball Cfor soup), the tiniest grown
Chinese use these for soup.)
One of the dishes which was on dis
play and about which many questions
were asked. was a dessert made by |
Mrs. J. Frank farrell, ''Schaume |
torte." Mrs. FARRELL has given the |
recipe: Six egg whites, cups sugar, |
added before eggs are beaten. Beat |
until fairly stiff; add one-haf tea |
spoonful cream Of tartar; beat more. |
then add one teaspoonful vanilla, and |
when mixture has been beaten one |
half hour, bake in two tins creased !
with lard or substitute (don't use |
butter). Bake in very slow oven one
hour. When ready to- serve put |
whipped cream. Delmonica ice cream /
or crushed fruit or berries between as
a shortcake and dust top with /
blanched and Drowned almonds. Del
monica ice cream recipe contains: Six
egg yolks. q cup sugar, creamed to-
gether until very light. Add one-half |
pint cream and scald in double boiler |
When cool add sufficient rich cream
to make one quart, and also add one |
large tablespoonful vanilla. Freeze.
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The annual party of the Nautilus
club will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred L. Crabbe, Seventeenth
Mrs. Lloyd Smith is chairman of the
social committee. The guests will in
Glide the husbands of members.
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literature of the Woman'S club, of
which Mrs. H. o. Carney is chairman,
has arranged for a class in parlia-
mentary law to be conducted by Mrs
A. H. Connolly of Kansas City.
The course will consist of six lessons
10 be given at the Y. w. c. A. Thurs
lay morning of each week at 10
, clock All members of the Woman's
may register Thursday morning be-
.ween the hours of $50 and 10
o'clock. The class already includes ,
fifty members. II
Mrs. W. E: Mcvey's team of the
Noman's club will be entertained
With noon luncheon Wednesday at ,
he home of Mrs. T. J. Myers, AIS
Vest Eleventh street !
Mrs c. H. Haskell, 211 CORTLAND ]
venue, win entertain three tables at ,
FRIDGE Saturday evening at her home.
DR. Nancy Godfrey, Mrs. Evan Da-
is and Mrs. L. B. Myers entertained !
he members of Chapter Al. P. E. o.
iisterhood. at luncheon Friday at the
lone of Doctor Godfrey. !
The meeting of the Ladies' Music ,
Tub to have been held Tuesday at !
'elletier's Tea room has been post
,oned. }
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Mrs. J. A. Seeleys team of the wo-
iAeAAA NAAO Will give d SILVER LCd Tues
lay afternoon, March IA, between the \
lours of and o'clock at the home
f Mrs. A. F. Harrison.
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Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota sorority will give a series \
4 three musicals at Pelletier's Tea !
DOM. March 16, March 80 and April \
0. They will be assisted by the ac-
ives of the sorority. \
Members of the various music clubs y
n the city will be the guests.
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The Argonauts will meet tonight at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nichol- \
on, $40 Lane street. \
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