WOMEN

Page 8 The Guardian, Thursday. July 7, 1955

El". IA! Dinner And

Enioy A Chicken Curry

by Ida Bllloy Allen

"I love the electric wheellrayl grandma gave us for I wedding. present." chattered I young bride I met in Baltimore "She read. about it in your cn1iiiiin."

Dinner Guests

"The other iiiglit," she contin-, uad, "Jim and I invited my maid-I at-honor and his best man to din-I tier and to watch TV. I had whip- ped up I chicken curry from one pl your recipes. So when our giicsis arrived. I put it, on an elec-3 lric heating unit on my wheel-I tray gave the tray a whirl into the living room. plugged it in to keep the curry hot and then we had :liiini-ii, It was the nicest way to re- lax: .inri soric. hctler titan I had Iicr ilrr-:inicd'."

('urried ('lilt-ken: In a s:.-iticepan. combine N c not-sweet. apple-I sauce and 1 c. chicken broth tori 8 :3. water and 2 bouillon cubeshi

F-

I and pepper. Add 4 c. diced cooked

' granulated sugar into a small fry-I

TV Guests

gradually; stir into the stock mix- ture. ,

Cook and stir until thickened and; boiling. Season to taste with salt chicken; cook until well heated. I

Serve over hot cooked rice. ac- companied with shredded freshI coconut. chutney. small orangei slices and fine-grated orange rind.'

svunav DINNER I

('iiciiiiilier Salad Sour Cream Dressing Roast Leg of Lamb Stuffing Summer Squash Swiss Chard Caramel Custard

Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Vfilk

Caramel Custard: Mr-asiire 'c c.

ing pan; stir over a low heat until

melted and light brown. Meantime scald 4 c. milk in a 2 qt. utensil. the

caramelized

Gradually add

Saturday afternoon. o'clock in the Zion Presbyterian Church. Charlottetown. when Emily Jean. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mactlregor, Kcnsingtnn

n

hlcku. son of Mr. and Mrs. .l.

Meko. Melville. Sask. I1

I -. v grid" i t k lac satin. . A pm” Hi nu III; II: a gibroidcred lace wasifastened with ing headdress and mitts. ' ' Storey carried a bouquet of yellow

Er y m pointstroses and fern with multi-colored

long sleevers tapering to

Pan ROHII-ttrininied with pearls and scquins.Icentered with ..VPII0W F0595 hccamc the bride of John Andrewiwhich trimming was also carried multi-colored ribbons.

5- nut on the full skirt of the dress.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meko and Wedding Attendants

Thc jacket

covered hiittons. and had

The Peteri r

jacket

ver her finger tips. collar of the

he bride chose for her head-dress

of white em-,shrinip respectively, with match-

wasii.ouquet was of white carnations

i bride's b r o th e r. William Mac

the valley and a three tiered cake. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Wendall Phillips. and replied to by the groom in a very fitting manner. The servcrs were Miss Norma Bell. Miss Anne llorne, Mrs. Sidney Stead. Mrs. Ralph McGuigan. Mrs. Daniel i'ilacAsk- ill and Mrs. Allison .IIacGregor. Miss Gloria Darte, niece of the

roses. lily of Miss

i b b o n 5. while Miss Clarke's with

The groom was attended by the

I Husband's Infidelity

soms. and the guest pews

colored

attractivelyrl a tiara made of white net trimmed decoratcil with arrangements 0 iwith sequins from which fell her roses. glfltlllilll and apple bios-Ielbow-length veil of French il- Wcre lusion not finished with scalloped traditionally marked with mulli-,edge. Her only jewellery was a rihboiied hows. centi't.'tIIstring of pearls with ear-rings to with HI!” "I iii? Valley. The double-I match. a gift from the groom. A ring ceremony was performed hyihrirlal houquct of roses and lily the Rev. W. H. Brown. Mr. Lee of the valley completed her wed- Morgan. organist of the chui'cli.Iding ciiscmblc. played the wedding music. and The attendants were Miss El- the soloist was Mr. Wendall Phil-Icanor Storey. maid of honor. and lips. Miss Carol Clarke as bridesmaid. The bride. who was given in They wore identical strapless marriage by her father. wore aigovvns of nylon net over taffcta strapless gown of white not n-Jeri with htileros. In nile green and

The church was

Gregor, and the ushers were Al- lison and James MacGregor. also brothers of the bride.

The mother of the bride was attired in a street length dress of mid-night blue lacc with navyl and pink accessories. Her hat was of navy accordion pleated taffeta. and her corsage was pink roses.

The reception for seventy guests was held at Villa Waters. The rooms were decorated with yellow roses. buttercups and lily of the valley. The bride's table was co- vered with a lovely lace cloth with yellow candles. yellow

bride. was in charge of the Guest Book.

For travelling the bride wore a light blue dress with matching duster coat and navy accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses.

The bride and groom left on a motor trip immediately after the reception through Nova Scotizi and the Cabot Trail. On their return they will reside in Saint John, N13. for a short period, and then in

Halifax, N. S. where the groom is a member of the Royal Canadian Navy.

to call this I tragedy of the other women. I think. Actually it iii a tragedy in the lives of when one or both parties to the twain their llfe" are ahead of them.

THIS WEEKIS SPECIALS

FOR TV PARTIES. arrange the "fixings" for a chicken curry rlin- ner. piping hot. on an electric serv in cart and wheel into the living ', room. .

Mix 2 tsp. curry powder and Vi, sugar to the milk: be careful that c. flour. add I-2 c. milk to make the latter does not bubble up and a smooth paste, Add 1 e. milk overflow.

As soon as the caramel melts. pour the milk into 5 eggs slightly beaten with 1.'.'l c. sugar. is tsp.I salt and 1 tsp. vanilla. Strain into a buttered 3-pt. baking dish tor use custard cupsi. Set in I pan; surround with boiling water: bake in a moderate oven. 375 degrees F.. until a knife, inserted near the center. comes out clean.

Chill at once. Serve spread with: whipped cream or I whipped top-. ping. Dust with chopped tnastedI

Corner

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"ted the ”t)icchid Queen” of Flor- id

K EEP IN TRIM

Prooi It Pays To Exercise

3! Illa J tIlainiiiii' hiis l)'d('l(Il(iIlP - it's all will power. For beautiful proof

let me tell you about Charlotte .loti of St. Petersburg. Florida. At children.

28. Charlotte has five model mcasurements and a TV career A few years back. this

charming young mother was vo-

a.

Perhaps you think our beauty queen won through sheer luck and that she had a fairy godmother

griculture. RASPBERRY SPONGE

l Ills. gelotiiie

in cup cold water 2 cup raspberries la cup water

3 ihs. sugar

water for five rriinutes then l"IIl solve over hot uater Crush rasp

uhcii mixture begins tn thicken fold in stifflv hcaten egg whites to which the .'l tablespoon: sugar have been arlllcfi Pour into one largo or Iix iiiriiviriiial moulds. ("hill untll firm Sc-rtn with n Pllglarfl sauce mndn with 2 egg yolks. Yield: Six sen iitl1'i.

Thr follouiiig recipe is supplied y the Coiisunicr Scction----lVIarket- in: Service. Canada Department of

Snail gelatin in the Vi cup rrilil

hr-rrins adri valor. sugar. salt anvil,

mnmnu IN, 8 Iuxwv much Iin at her christcuing. Look over ' my shoulder at her letter ....... ..

The salmon souffle given helow; ,, V , . is from Sweden where soiiffles are? . 1 I1?" "mm wrme." " WI." h,mm,n' (Md! like this hefore. but Ive receiv-

TOMORROW'S DINNER

Vegetable Juice Cocktail Salmon Souffle Potatoes Rissolee Casseroled Onions

ad many since having I career and I know now how much I en- joy h e a r in 31 about it when I've helped or brought pleasure to someone. So I thought perhaps you'd like to know you've played , , a most important part it my life

mmkberrl" G'"E"s""” and mv new found career. I'm Hm "I" Iced C""" "V T" MlIk'positive that without help via yourI

hlmon Scum” Me" 1.3 C hubjnewspaper column I would never, ter. Stir in la c. enriched II(llII'.Ih8Ve him" ah!” I" "pile" hefnrel

Cook and stir 2 min. over I low the public as 1 d” "W" I

. . "I 1944 'h I l I. heat. Gradually stir in Z c. milk. wasnslim HI; 92105! hTi':l'e;'Hm,e-I

I tbs. mayonnaise. 1 tsp. lemon w- , - . juice. I tsp. salt. "4 tsp. pepper and lnghmrggh f'C:fiEI:?hyalId Kilns: 31:.

1- cup sugar e

I-I,-,:y, "5 W1. :3 m"";:"m"m1 glllmmal" was born I was 35 pounds over-

? ihs I.m,,,, WK. "R(M' ”'::'"I.nm::uml”” HM ran ll'l'lRIII'. At that time we wcrc

2 ,. wk" . ' living in Syraciise. New Iork. II RI: Ii” drained fine-flaked salmon

the well-beaten yolks of 4 ei:gs.. I . . - g Beat the whites stiff: adrl V; tsp. II,.(Il;lalan)dnl"In(II,::v:(I'd kit, balm” WWII" ”"l,I"Id,'" Rn”-Vifthe end of seven months. I look- I,T""Il5I" I" 3 Niki"! IIISII IIIIIITNI ed and felt hotter than I ever had , ullll -1 lbs. hotter and lined with --N,,.... I-,,,. TEN yEARs I-V, km,

"II started reading your column. scnt.I I

lemon iiiire. stirring until EIIEIFIII1 II” h'”'l "",ml" m'"' I" t" W x I 4 A A 4 7 g dicmiipd, Add dissnlvpd gpiaiinu N"? -'”i"'""'"I Willi Mill"! "NP"? " "" " i 'T-""" ” ' ' i” Mpnmng ,h"rmmm),. cm" and; mike about 35 min. in I moderate

Invert. 375 degrees F. Serve with ' lemon butter uuco. .

can Kain t

tliusc lc.-ivlcts iycllowecl WILII agci and after each baby. in be- tween times too. I've made them a part of my pattern. Now I have loaned them to my young- or sister. who just recently had I hahy. She's done you and me prourl.....she looks wonderfful.

" 'How do you do it' I'm ask- ed constantly. I always tell them it was with your column and my will power. Often they refuse to believe that a mother of five chil- dren could kccp trim by so simple a means. They would rather think it some magic endowment-A but It. just isn't that way. I be- lieve it is wanting to - when you really want to. you can-do any- thing."

Enclosed with the letter was I newspaper feature story of Char- lotte and her five children at their evening devotional prayer. with a story about her TV career and homelife.

Thank yoti. Charlotte. for your thoughtfulness in writing. Your heart-warming letter gave me I lremcnduus lift. But most impor- tant. I know it will be I morale

booster and will inspire other young mothers. Wishing won't make dreams

come true... but the will-to-do can achicve almost anything. If young mothers” would be alert to the importance of restoring lone to stretched muscles and g ct I I n I; back to normal weight. this could go a long way toward helping them to live happily. healthfully slim ever after.

MR. AND MRS. N. A. ROGERS

THE (lHF.F'S LEMON Bl'1"l'ER

SAUCE

Mel! l,-1 Ii. hutter hut do not brown Add the mice In lemon and 1 tbs minced parsley.

ELLEN'S DIARY

by an Island Farmer'I Wife

And still the viavs come WP:'lII1Pl' .lair to these farmers of ours at .AIderlea who cultivate the patch inf new land and smooth it and -clear away stuhhorn rootlets and .late oulcroppings of fieldslone. land lhiis hring it. up to the seed- Iing. Quite busy for them the hours

gone! drcn. with I nl-ice fat. wo'm,

lelluce.rIdish. chIrd-- and th

Hush ,vn' iihinipering chil- he'll be back in no time

New greens we bring to dinner from .leanie's garden these dIys:I

onion-tops. James enjoys. especi-

MARY .-. Having Learned of

.AWOB'I'll'8 MAIL

Feels Lite IS Empty ,

DEAR may HAWOBTH: 1' need your advice very quickly Ind very badly. II I feel that life is empty and In vain. Mine is the tragedy of the other woman.

My husband was deeply Invol-

ved with her when I learned the sickening facts. He was deeply In love with her. Ind she with him; and she too was married. which presented I pl ” . Of course, I wasn't willing to let him go- - and what I mistake I made, objecting with all my heart. Al- though I won. I also lost. The up- shot is, be still loves her and our home is empty. They have broken off the affair. because children and financial considerations ruled out dworce. But my husband iii a changed man. His interest in home has waned; he stays away all he can and I am left alone.

Sees Mistake. Looking Back Formerly we planned together

and shared everything. Now there is only emptiness. When you have

Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tubb, Sussex, N. B., announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Brenda Mary to Wilmont Waldron Robertson, son of Fulton Robertson of Charlottetown. P. E. I. The wedding will take place July 23 in St. Paul's United Church, Sussex.

' (Craswell's Photo Studio),

lived so closely with someone for 15 years. such loneliness as this seems almost unbearable. If only I could live the recent past over again, I never would put up the fight (mentally) that I did to save my I10me- My advice ,to all wo- men would be- -lf he wants to in. let him go. Am I right?

Will the loss and the loneliness ever diminish? What can I do to hell) him. and to,help myself? I haven't the heart to live; nor the interest. One person cannot make a home - and this is especially true when two have made It in the past. What advice can vou offer to me. the unwanted wife? I have read other counsels you have given and they seem so right.

Angle Common To Middle Age

DEAR R. W.: It II I misnomer wh

common to middle age married people.

become panicked by the

in store

that

had

In an emotional fog of ignorance and fear. you and Henry (let's call him) are fighting in the dark. desperately and hopelessness. Each is demoralized temporaiily and holds the other to blame for it. not realizing that both have fallen into the same pit, figuratively speaking.

Henry was looking escape from his that time was running out- leav- ing him with busted dreams and blighted hopes. and with no solace in his regular routine. that he could see-and so he "fell in love" with the He was hankering for I magical second chance to prove himself. in relation to life. not recognizing "character evidently the other woman was also trying to stop reverting to pseudo adolescenc. iihe and Henry became sweethearts. surrendered Self Wins Full Peace And I have no doubt that you

ceased to rate Henry the notion that "the best years of

in ii mood of

trapped feeling

answer to prayer. long before you wakened to ”the sickening fact" of the affair. Your marriage didn't become empty, lovely and void of sharing either because of the other woman. or ” gt your fierce struggle to hang on go Henry's noattails. Rather. your discovery of Henry's infidelity started I row that stripped the relationship of illusion and pro- tensu, and let you no how povei-ty- stricken it really II - on the score of understanding. affect- ion, like interests. etc.

Had you been closely congenial all along. either there would hIve been no other woman. of You would have seen the crisis through together. with mutual sympathy and mutual appreciation strong- thened.

To grasp the neurotic signific- ance of I-ten:-y'I affair and your reaction. read Dr. Edmund But- gler's books that shed light on the subject. They are "Divorce Won't Help" tnarpersl: and "The RI- voll. of the Middle-Aged Man"

for some

other woman.

is late." And

the clock. by

(Continued on put I)

at GllllMORE'S

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the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rogers, Boston. Mass. Also no. in the photograph are Mr. Martin llcalcy. bcst man. and , B5” Pint SI” . ' Miss Shirley Clow, bridesmaid. Edwin llccltlicrt Studio. Pal-"wax 353 PI-Qggfygng Jqrg so?ewhat odor-free. 4

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are...And along the drills. in the root-filed the mangel: Ind turnips appearing in lengthy ribbons of green remind them that the time of weeding is near.

haying?" we overheard I visit- ing farmer ask one of ours today.

"Oh one of these times" he re- plied. "We always like to get the weeding all straightened away first."

So for I while yet we can on- joy the fulness of 'the summer: the delight of fresh green fields where happy little winds of the west still blow. When the hay iI gathered, we fancy It carries I different sound --I note of sadness "like Rachael for her children crying" which can no more he comforted.

"Now , Father, don't you fuss so!" That was Momma - robin in the lawn-birch today. "Busy

-I know you are. And so am I but "looking down It the house- ful of hungry nestlings." after Ill, wasn't this your idea? Alwayii hungry? Don't Iknow ltl But there's plenty about to fill them. with. of course. I bit of work on our part-and what's (MI to folks who are well! In I blessing, that's what it is. keep: us from listening In to our aches and pains... Oh. I Icnow I found the time of vnldni tedious. but now... IfgI't ft!!! deal-If I cum: Mrs. ....u yuiirum our in the like half emit tmicl thaa!"Wltn I proud ehtlckle. "1 but he didn't I? Ruembleo you don't you think?

ally like today. an an accompani- ment io a slice of fried ham. For dessert there wIii I fruit-cup of 0 rs n in pieces and grapefruit sweetened: and poured over and all c illed a mixture of quick pud- diniz- e uncooked. which provei their worth to the housewife who;

like we. entertains the true or false notion that she is quite busy!

"What an you.dolng there?"TliIt WM Mack calling to ug between lawns. I "Smelling it rose!"

"What for?” I "To have Roses In December!" A summer night we have now, And the moon nearing full span- Ilinil the mlll-pond with I sparkl- ing bridge 0' dreams. I Untll tomorrow- - .- nfgry

e7-flood-night...

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