Houston Post-Dispatch (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 244, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 4, 1924 Page: 7 of 20
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j ; HOUSTON. tc:a?THURPAY MQRN1N&' PECEMQER 4 i?24
30USTON POST-DISPATCii-
Mafcn Street Auditoriuin '
fir
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AND
HOME EXPOSITION
Cooking
Gro wing In
LVl fenrert tnm4 to attendance
at the Port-Dispatch 'cpoklnt tchool
'wiM its opening- heard Mrs. lit
ouwpoa Wednesday at the Main
atreet auditorium. Mrs. Chitwood
atait with tbi preparation of a btau
. ttJiil five-course rose luncheon ac-
i cpraing to tbe newest plan worked
' out in the Boston cooking school by
. . ass liUiu uraaiey.
. Mrs. Chitwood was preceded by
' J. . i eager ot the Uuardian Trust
company who gave an interesting
Wf oi lust company 8 activities.
V ' Mm. Chitwood gave 1 very pleas-
ir isg aescription ot the preparation
' of the rose luncheon. The luncheon
If In live courses the first being a
Ctlb.meat cocktail lettuce soup with
r rose cneese nooaies instead of crack'
i . era. chicken a la kin in SwHinh
f 'tjlible cases creamed potatoes;
f spinach on toast . fruit salad ice
'i ft tarn molded In shape of rose and
j individual angel food cake decorated
in roses.
"In order to keep the rose protni-
nnt in all the dishes for the first
i course we use asparagus tips around
- tht edge of the cocktail cup" Mrs.
Chitwood explained when showing
f. hp the crab meat cocktail was
v made. "The asparagus tips are
dipped in mayonnaise and placed in
' tot cups and the crab meat is
. placed in the bed of asparagus tips
waich makes a very Drear little
- rose-shaped dish.
" 'The lettuce soup or bouillpn is
' made with one bead of lettuce one
medium slice of onibn one quart of
stpck one teaspoonful of salt one-
halt teaspoonful of Gebhardt's
chili powder one-quarter toaRpooh-
' lul ot white pepper. Jut theoutside
'leaves in shreds cube the slice of
v onion and boil this for 20 minutes.
.At the end of the 20 minutes force
this thoruth a sieve and add the
. remainder of the lettuce cut in
. . shreds. Add the other ingredients
- and boil for five minutes. Serve this
; with cheese noodles."
Noodle Recipe.
The noodles are made as follows:
Two egg yolks two tablespoonfuls
Of water one-hall teaspoontul of.
'" salt' enough flour to stiffen dough
: Let this stand 10 minutes after
. which roll out and cut into rose
i shape and fry in deep hot fat Place
' creamed cheese rose on top of each
Individual rose.
!J use CriBCo in the frying of all
my foods because it is tasteless ana
odorless" Mrs. Chitwood said. "You
can use it over and over again with
tb proper care if you strain it
through a fine sieve to get all par-
tides of food out of the fat and
put it in a jar tightly sealed. I have
cooked onion and fish in this fat
. and then made delicious cake out
of the same Crisco. I can do this
because it does not absorb the flavor
of the food cooked in it.
In the vegetable dish toast cut
in form of a rose in placed on the
dish on top of which is placed spin-
ach. In the center of the spinach
is placed a rose made of the bard-
boiled egg white and on top of this
the egg yolk crumbled. At the side
of thiB is placed a slice of lemon
cut in half on each half is finely
chopped parsley and chili powder.
Two or three roses of radishes are
Disced around this ensemble.
fhe butter for the Swedish timble
f cases consists of Yi teaspoon ot salt
2 well beaten egg yolks 3-4 cup of
water or milk. The water is slowly
added then the cup of flour is added.
If the batter is too stiff the mix-
ture is no good and if it is too thin
tha batter will not adhere to tbe
timble irons. Four tablespoons of
wter are added to the mixture after
the flour is placed in it. This if sim-
ply a tested recipe that no reason
for putting the water in last can be
given. The iron is then placed in
ot Crisco until it is very hot; it is
then dipped in the mixture and re-
turned to the hot fat until it is a
deep brown. In the oven timble
case five rosea of creamed potatoes
art placed; on top of this timble
cup placed on top of this filed with
thg chicken a la king.
Chicken a la Oni.
The chicken a lading is made at
follows: 1 cup chicken cubed 1 tea-
spoon finely chopped pimento tea
spoon green olives finely chopped. 1
' cup stock 1 level tablespoon of flour
' 1 tablespoon of cold milk shade of
v cbiM powder. After this has been
-lthikened on tbt fire and placed in
-tit cupi a rote made from the pi
'mento Is placed on the top.
i - Tbt fruit salad It made of canned
. pttchts and pineapple frosen and
' cut into slices. Take the fruit
" ttrajn it and cut it into cubes 1
. tablespoon of mayonnaise 1 table-
j spoon thick cream 1 tablespoon it
Knog gelatine dissolve in 4 Uble-
- tpoont of the fruit Juice. The slice
t' of salad is placed on a lettuce leaf
. and piled with whipped cretm in the
nt let cream is either froien in
. : tbt shape of a rota or not at tht
hostess so desires as the cake it
decorated with roses and so it is not
. necessary to have tbe cream in the
i.0 roM- The cke ' lcd
5 thU tht coloring is put into tht icing
and I forced through ont of tbt dec-
oratttigbsgt which forms tht rose.
-Tht pink and craea ooloripg wtt used
lytttarday in the demonstration.
f-V . Stiar intM-tant
1 making this icing decoration I
.; etnfecUoner't tugarr Mrs. Chit-
'WOod txnlained after havinv nlawiH
tht first icing over tht little cakes.
i 1 use it 'to makt tht icing tht dt-
I tired eontiittncy to that tha petals
thi mm M wilj stand ap. lust
.Imperial sugar for thia part of tht
work tecaust I gat better results from
Inptrial Crown tugar than from
i i trhilt oir brand yOu have to roll
i thttugar and lift and jft in order
'I? 11 rom UBP"f ni ruining
tht i attlfa kou art making. To this
o'W w th Triplt aofx colorini
-If H.lij!rtrip'F h bttn tt-
.4 taintd. I thea place tht green leaves
and items on the cake. I then color
tht remaining icing a ping gad pltot
tht rose In the canter and leveral roat
wuna soout ine case. 'X'Olt maktt a
verVpretty little serving of cake. "
.F-tnth Alt luncheon I wpu!4 atrrt
.Maxwell Housa coffee because it i
ear wifB m nmmm farming in tbt
bottom of your cup and no necessity
)f putting an egg shell in tht coffee
to settle it. In making my coffee 1
" W tJbletpponi to tach cud of
suumm ana opsy percoiatt t:ror a x
m inutttv I maistea mywfftt frtt
klth cold water before boiling it tj
hat towmm I9.
' juice ef tht eofTee bean it easily ex.
tracted in a abort time - That it why
I only Mm fa. ptpoia.tjthS ootttt
Pop
ularityt
ttg minuteo. There it pp ettling
w rouee wnea you use a gooa o
and handle It right1 '
Each ladv in attendance at tha cook
ing school Thursday which win begin
w p. m. ww reetivt a fuu mt
loaf of utterkist bread Iron? the
Hchott bakery and a package of Kel-
logg'a corn flakes.
The doors open at 1 p. m.
HplpomW 3?pu Plan' f
Acquiring Klan Audi-
torium Possibility of the city purchasing
the klan hall Capitol avenue and
ifilam street to be used in the plan
for the expansion of tbe city andito
rium it very small Msyor flolcombt
. i xi' i j
ilhvu rr cuuvnuay.
Although he denied that tbt city
was in the market for tht klan hall
Mtyor Holeombe admitted (hat tht
purchase of two sites adjoining the
hall it almost an assured thing. Tbt
city hat held an option On these tart
sites for somt time according to the
mayor.
Officials of tha klan announced
several months ago that tbt klan bill
was to De otierea lor sale and that
a new building was to be erected
in some outlying section of tht ejty
where accomodations could be had
for large crowds.
Mayor Holeombe and tha cltv mm.
missioners Wednesday inspected the
y auditorium and sites adjacent to
in a preliminary survev of the
work necessary to tht remodeling of
tbe present building for which work
a $300000 bond itsnt recently wtt
authorised.
A NEGRO HIT
HIS WIFE THEN
THE FUN BEGAN
Ambnlaacea raced tbrouah tha bus).
nets district billl clanging noisily
ana snorx can prxicert ana deputy
sheriffs risked their Uvea at they
drove at ton speed tbrouah traffic at
6:30 p. m. Wednesday in response to
"murder" call.
'There's a man beina murdered at
312 Busk avenue" an excited femi
nine voice had shrieked over the tele-
phone. One minute later the neighborhood
adjacent to 312 Rusk avenue was
thrown into a turmoil of excitement
as police and sheriffs department
cars dashed np and blue costs tnd
plain clothes men unloaded and
rushed into the bouse.
An ambulance dashed nn. a
stretcher wss hauled forth tnd the
crew hurried into the building.
a crowd quickly gat&tred. More
police arrived.
Wbatse matter 7 excited iDtcttt-
ors who arrived on the run inquired
of those who held ringside position!
around tht front of the houtt.
xnen tne door opened and nonce
and ambulance attendant! Ctmt out
One thrill chaser raced np gad liked.
wuzse dead?
'Nope just a negro bit hit wife in
the eye it noon today." replied the
complacent policeman.
DO YOU
MAYOR
DOUBTS
HALL PURCHASE
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Rlc Kjtua9raxJGaa . . 86.09
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Ftt Beat mc
Potatoes
THE SEST RICE
QFML
Packed to "suit
White
the
housewives needs.
n-oz. i-it ?jb
Standard Rice Cp Inc.
Houston New York City Memphis
FDHPB RAISED
BY COPS tO BURY
2fm VXQTPI3
tfembtra of th Hpnatpn pollejs
force Wednesday nig ht subscribed
tS9 to a fund for burial f the' tw
rt tlpfiw! twnd im it
Texas last Friday after it became
known that unlets the bodies rere
claimed they would be buried lit the
potter' field this week. The lilt
was headed by Cfty Detective W. B.
Blalock. At least $30 more will b
contributed Thursday by police (t It
believed and Mr. Blalock is honefnl
that cititena will make contribute na.
' IMmm m.. XI j -h.: IV
her fay here to look at the bodies
fearful that one is that of her aon.
accordipg to a telegram received by
Xico Weadock proprietor of tbt
Houston Undertaking company ej-
sssinii
Cooking School Exhibits
Are Well Worth Seeing
A variety of entrancing odors
greets tne noset of those entering the
Main Street anditorinm. whure the
Pott-Dispatch cooking school is being
neia. Mot au ot these odors come
from the stage where Mrs. Ida Chit-
wood ll demonstrating. Honors should
be divided among the exhibit booths
Z'KrJSl.' ? th. aiming
and R.At. H.k.
tl v JU
urot uwui i uie ngot npon
enuring tne main part oi the audi
torium is mat ot tbe Uebhardt Chili
Powder company borne of the famous
Ksgll brand products which Indude
tamalea chili con carne spaghetti
rice with chili and deviled chili meat
This booth which is gaily decorated
In red and green strikes a note fa-
miliar to South Texans. that of the
Mexican dinners. This is one of the
lavuniv ayviv auiuua iu exnioits ana
it it presided over by Miss Delia
Twombly. a name which speaks rather
CI sngniB aisnes man or Spanish.
Adjoining this booth it thtt ot the
Chtek-Netl Coffee company known
in many counties ror toeir Maxwell
House eonee.
Many ceoole aton
enjoy a cup oi this oengnuul coffee.
a... . . . . . I
made rich with B. and C. cream. This
booth If presided over by "tbt lady I
who'l known at Lou." Mrs. Tn
Born gssisted Dy Miss Margaret
rnuups.
A bit different from tha nth. I
Dooms u tnat of tne Uuardian Trust
Company a. company versatile iq its
services. It has a Christmas saving
pwo one oi grauuacea deposits
which a large amount varying wl
me weesij aaposus may ne savea up
from one Christmat to tht other
KNOW
That Rice is more ecr
nomical than any other
FOOD and has a higher
NUTRITIVE VALUE
than food costing
muclvmore
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Thia company also is sponsoring the
wonderful new additions Winlow
riace where they have built a model
home and Riverside Terrace. C. J.
WUde T. I. Collins and J. N. Teiget
are to be found in this booth. Little
savings banks are tbe souvenirs given
by them.
r "5" " nwn at tne oootb of the
fef?rd Rl company who prepare
White House rice. Large jars show
the various steps in the millinr from
the grain in the busks through its fin
ished products. The Utter include.
besides
lain rice rice flour and rice
bran.
iss Hilvia Hofmann is in
charge of this booth.
A beautiful white enameled Sellers
kitchen cabinet such as will be drawn
for at Ida ln r.f h. k!.. L I
is the center of attraction in the ex-
Special Xmas Prices
and
Reduced Terms
on
A-B
The World's Best Gas Range
To attltt Houston houttwlvtt with phrlttuiaa thipplna wt
have reduced our terma en A-B Rangtt te unuaually amall
monthly payments. Every day you will find at our dlaplay
rooms A-B Ranges at tpeclal Chrlitmaa pflcei.
Free connection! from meter t rang frgt lnppoctaD
and adjuttment at long at rno uged.
t
r
Buy Mother an A-B for Christmas
A-B Rangea make Ideal Chrlitmae gifts. Think of tha many
plenurea mother will enjoy 365 dayt In aaeh yttr for many
ytara to comi with one of theee wonderful rangea. They are
the moit advanced In appearance stylt and durable ton-atructlon.
Sec the demonstrations every day this week of
better cooking on the -B at (fouston Post
Dispatch Pure Food Shpw ana opking School.
Many novel irrrprovemen&l fof yftUr inspection.
Features that will be a big surprise to you.
COME our booth will U ft bif attractipn for
everyone.
Houston Gas & Fuel
Company
"Always at Yaur fttryjeeV
Office and Showroomt M7 Ban Jaelnta atreet
Ttlithone preatoa Ilia . '
am t tk a T
4
Unoer nlcturs thaws haatlT akhl
'mi m trteiiot of thi Birrtt
ad Elmtpr ceppm liafapti
Lower tfctaro the wi (ht attrtot
twi (ht attractive
btefh ef tht Gtaaardt Chill Pawdtr
company which maanaoturet a va-
riety if aiiatt for ikidwiebit dtv-
lltd aggi aid taladt.
- Both boothi are to It MM af thi
eeeklai lohsol cotdqoted by Mrs. .Ida
Chlrwtet lattraatlonal txptrt at
tha Mait itreet auditorltm.
Woman Candidate 1
Is Elected Mayor
(Associated Press.)
EDMONDS Wash. Eke. 3. Mre.
J. H. err. a stickir eandidats run-
ning on a "clean up tht town" plat-
form wai elected major bert Tues-
day by one vote over bir opponent
M. C. Engelt. Mrs. Kerr is tbt first
woman to hold tht office of mayor
here.
hibit of thi Btowert Furniture com-
Eany. This is a cabinet which would
t a delight to every discriminating
bontewlfe. It It filled with groceries
and supplies from a large number
of the best known manufaoturert io
the country as well ai l set of dishes.
All of these go with the cabinet
The last but certainly not the
least exhibit in his row is tbst of the
Houston Gas and Full company.
Kitchen stoves all of the kind wbicb
make one long to go to the kitchen
and perform culinary miracles are
their specialty in this booth. Besides
tat cooling stoves tarre are a Dum-
per of Very attractive heatert. Op
of these Is the Golden Glow a com-
pact efficient model noe of which win
be given away Friday. 8m all bath
room bestirs and attrietive heaters
for the fireplace are also found there.
Tbe attractive young lady at this
booth it Mist Cathryn Reed.
AU ef the booths attract lrg
crowds both preceding and following
tne talks made oy Mrs. Chitwood.
Tbey are open at 1 p. m
saeaeaaeaoee
'pf '
ROBERT GRAPEVINE.
Funeral services for Robert Grape-
vine 78 pioneer resident of Hous-
ton who died at 1 1. in. Wednesday
at the home of his grandson Robert
Sheryood 109 Edgewood atreet wer
held at 3:B0 p. m. Wednesdav in tht
chapel of tbe Westheimer Undertak-
ing company Rev. Carl Dunne offi-
ciating. Burial was in Evergreet
cemetery. '
Mr. Grapevine had been a resident
of Houston 35 years. He it survived
by hit wife a stepson Frank Gilctte;
a stepdaughter Mrs. H. A. Sherwood;
15 grandchildren and ont great grand-
child. ARTHUR aTmoGAUGHY.
Tbe body of Arthur A. McGaiighj
2o. of McGregor Texas who died
at 9'Jfi D. m. in fl lnpnl hAnitn1 waa
sent t McGregor Wednesday mom-
iK uj me reRineimer unaerctauig
company for burial. '
Mr. McGaughy Is survived by hft
parents Mr. and Mrs. f). 0. Mc-
Gaughy of McGregor. He was 1
member of the Maaonl lcioo aaa
Gregor.
MRS. J. C. WAODILU
rFuS.rL8ervlc" tor Mr- J- 0.
Waddlll 88 widow of tbe lata J. G
Waddill former rector of the Holy
Crosi Episcopal church who died
Monday at the home of ber daughter
Mrs. C. E. Godbey 447 1-2 Heights'
boulevard were held at 10 a. m
Wednesday at tbt home of mother
daughter Mrs. Tpra O 8wope 516
Colquitt avenue. Rev. W. C. Martin
and Rev. William Garwood officiated.
Burial wis in Wanhlnirton cemetery
Boyle A Pendarvis
Florists Inc.
A pants for
Martha Washington Candy
umv rnom aiiaika at.
HOT A
The Houston Post-Dionatcli
nlltli
Main liroci Auditorium
Doors
Demonstrations
trader the direction of the More eeat-
Rtp undertakers.
Mrs Waddill had been a resident
of Houston 30 years. 8be is survived
by one eon Cjregf Wsddill; three
daughters Mrs. Swope and Mre. God-
bey of Houston and Mrs. O. H. Beale
of Montgomery Ala.; one sister Miss
Elisabeth James of Alabama and s
number of grafcdcbjldren and great
grandcailoea.
LEO FRANKUN PALMER.
Funeral services for Leo Franklin
Palmer imfaut sea pf Mc. tnd 3irs.
H. Puer who died Tuesday at th
family residence 6310 Kolb ttrtet
were beid Wtdatiday at the borne.
Surviving" art tbe parents two lis-
ters and qne bropier all of Houston.
Ask Your Grocer
scHom
Used exclusively by Mrs. Chitwood at the FoaV
Dispatch Cooking School and highly recom '
i-j 1- 1 1 . 1 t wi -
raenueu 10 nouston nousewivaa Dy nfT.
AND
IClSITiflt
Open at 1(00 o'clock
Don't Fail to Hear
ijlli'iuQii
0 U V E N I R S
CANINE PETS if
ARE VICTIMS
OF poisom
A number of dog io tht vidlnl:
Peoore avenue and- WttSVi at
have died from the effecttof po'
it was reported to police Wtone
Several of the doga. wwe va'
wfl were kept penned up but.
poison was thrown over (tie fjic
0e man reported to the ter'
of police that be bad eeonted .
dead dogs in the gutter alone
street .
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