1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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SERVICE
Amy Vanderbi/fs Effquefte
Be Cheerful at Table
CHAPLAINS HONORED-Chaploin (Lieutenant) Edward Christoph and Chaplain (Major) Ralph A.
Purely, both of Ft. Niagara, cut a cake decorated
to designate the 184th anniversary of the founding
of the Army Chaplains' Corps. The celebration at
the local fort was in the form of a tea on Sunday in
•WR*?M.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
in his "rules of Civility,"
which he translated from
the French at,
the age of 17,]
wrote: "Be not]
a n g r y at table, .whatever I
happens; a n d|
if you h a v e ]
reason to bcj
so, s h o w i t5 ^ i
not; put on a :"'
cheerful countenance, espe-i
daily if there!
b e strangers,
AMY
for good humor makes one dish a feast."
This is one of the rules of
good m a n n e r s—and good
health — that has never
changed, and won't,
in his "Rules of Civility,"
"DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Our club catered to a
dinner banquet for a Roman
Catholic- bishop and two
monsignors, and about 120
priests. For dessert we servthe Officers' Club. From left are Mrs. George
ed a square piece of ice
cream that looked like a
Shook and Mrs. Clifford Swindon, of the Officers'
piece of cake. It was quite
Wives Club; Chaplain Christoph, Mrs. Joe LeGasse,
hard and decorated with
co-chairman of the tea; Chaplain Purdy and Mrs. whipped cream and a rosette in the center. Should
John A. Boutin, tea co-chairman.—Gazette Photo.
we have served this with a
fork or a teaspoon?
"We usually serve priests
%and monsignors at our hall,
*as we are a Roman Catholic
organization. If there is a
bishop or mohsignor at a
long table, he sits in the center with priests on either
side of him. Whom should we
serve first? The ladies almost always start serving iit
the center to the bishop or
monsignor and skip those at
the end of the table.—E. V.
Monongahela, Pa."
people tell me food should
be passed to the left. Which
is correct? ^I.F.E., Detroit."
If the host is carving the
meat, he passes the first
plate to the lady, guest of
honor on his right, the, second to the lady guest of honor on his left. If the hostess
is serving the vegetables
from her place, she asks the
lady to the right of her husband to pass up her plate
for the serving.
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Iskra Society Picnic Aug. 8
The annual Iskra Society
picnic will take place at 5
p.m., Saturday, August 8, at
Ed P o p a d u c h ' s Country
Grove, Nash Rd., Tonawanda.
"—John Olcarczyk ia chair-^
man of the outing, which will
include games and a barbecue. Assisting him are Mrs.
O 1 e a r c z y k, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Jakubowski, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jekielek and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Ciepiela.
• In case of i n c l e m e n t
weather, the. picnic will be
4ield-on_Aug^JL5.
Reservations-may be made
with Mrs. Olearczyk. The
deadline is today.
Guild b e a c h party a t 6:30
pm. today. Call Annette Turcotte to make arrangements.
The Ladies Rural Club will
hold a picnic at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
George Faery Jr., Albright
Rd., Pekln.
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"DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Which way should
food be passed at a meal? I
have read that it should be
p a s s e d counter-clockwise,
which would be to the right.
The woman of highest honor sits on the host's right, so
it would be passed to her
first, would it not? Many
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The Dudley Donnelly Women's Relief Corps No. 115
will picnic at the home of
Mrs. Lee Corra, 17 Creekside
Dr., .Town of JSiagara._;The
event is set for noon oh Wednesday.
Club to Picnic
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It would be best, if possible, to serve 'this dessert
with both dessert fork and
spoon, but if a choice must
be made between an ordinary salad fork or a dessert
spoon, I would prefer to see
the latter. A dessert fork has
one broad cutting prong
which is of assistance if the
ice cream has begun to soften, whereas the salad fork
would be of little use in such
a case. If no dessert spoons
are available, of course a
teaspoon must do.
In serving, serve the bishop
or monsignor first, then dividing the service go straight
down the fable on each side
—of-the-honored-guest
OUTDOOR EXHIBIT-Art work at Niagara Falls
ranged from the abstract to the real. At the exhibit
Studio Group members was displayed Sunday
jare, from left, Mrs. Walter Janik, chairman of the
afternoon at an exhibit set up in the gardens o f . event; Dr. William H. Parche and Mrs. Louise
Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Connolly, Youngstown. Art Walch, exhibitors.—Gazette Photo.
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