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Show riy r y nr j rTrMT"aXTT" " iy if 12 The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, January- 10, 1962 - -- m Etiquette jklt fake iEfibunr Show Thanks For Gifts Design V Kind Acts Letters to Landers A Baby by Any Names Sweet By Bonnie Lake .Tribune Home Service Director " telephone invi tation from one-- ' of the women in the church guild. I did not attend, nor did I send a gift. Some time later, this same bride was given a baby shower. Z Louise Davis did not attend, but sent a gift I have thank you never received even though I have seen her a number of times. The baby is now several months old. On another occasion, I received an invitation to a bridal shower and couldnt place the name or her of the bride-to-b- e fiance. Later I learned that she was the fiancee of a brother of an acquaintance! I sent my regrets and did not send a gift. I am tired of being used. I would like to have your comments printed even if you have lambasted others in the past. Louise Davis answers: I am glad that you took a stand by using common sense. Having had no thank you, "either verbal or written, you may even' have regrets about sending a gift to the baby shower. Ingrati-Jud- e is disheartening. However,' there is ' are-mot- e possibility that there was no enclosure card with your gift or that the card was misplaced or lost The woman in your church guild who invited you to the wedding had no right to do it Such an Invitation should always come from the brides parents, even if it is verbal. I cannot understand why so many people werent taught as children to convey their appreciation and thanks in one way or another for gifts and thoughtful deeds. That rule has top priority. January . . . February . . . and the living is festive. Many a gala party. Many an Informal celebration. Bowling. Basketball. Skiing. Skating. And always FOOD, fore or aft The Brent Scotts, 1891 E. 5600 South,-thi- nk foods more fun when its aft! - Just haul out the chafing dish and stir up a pan of Swiss Fondue, is the fun x recipe this hostess prescribes. For Party Atmosphere , Fondue, says Mrs. Scott is as warming to the heart cockles as it is to a party atmosphere. Over in the little Swiss village of Chaud de Sond, where Mrs. Scott (then Sue Moyle) and her sister, Mrs. Given A. Light (then Pat Moyle) used to visit on weekends to see their brother, they learned the delightful custom of dunking bread cubes in Fondue Neuchateloise. That was the way it all began. The girls were attending school in Paris. The brother was living in Switzerland. Every little restaurant in the village boasted a bubbling bowl of fondue on the table, Mrs. Scott remembers. So much fun. Such good eating. Brought Recipe Home The girls brought home with them the genuine old Swiss recipe. Now its a favorite with the whole Moyle family, Mrs. Scott said, as we chatted over a bubbling chafing dish of it in her colorful living room, with wide windows that look out on a wooded lot that was formerly part of her late grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moyles, estate. Dear Ann Landers: I married a man who was married before. He had a son by that marriage whom he named Junior. The boy' is now 11 years old and lives in another state with his Lazy I 1 fokes stum-muc- Prov- Plans Party The Salt Lake section of the National Council of Jewish Women will observe its annual fund raising party Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. Proceeds from the party will be used for council projects. ADTIlIlliaiNTHERES WHAT THEYRE SAYING III McCALLS: hold With tkON who Mite thot a ftw million Amtricnn are bound to lurch tnd tht theg will rebuild a e iviliiation out ot tht wont imaginable ruin, if their children are born with two head, so much sized pieces Vt inch croutons, 1 COT NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (UPI) In the typical hospital, U.S.A., the nursery is a place where the quiet" sign isnt observed. A beauty preparations Aiqinji'iitoit Sfl NOISTURI BALANCER. Enriched with Vitamin AvtiUbl for dry or oily skin. Regularly A, D mid E. 3.50.... SALt 1.75 ...SALE 2.50 Regularly 5.00. VITAMW A-- live vitamin of proven efieev Reduce) drynea or flakineee. Regularly L50.... SALE 1.75 Regularly 5.00. ... SALE 2.50 COMPLEX CREAM. Acombuution tod BMitvnwn. 60 SECOND FACIAL Cirea akin a firmer, finer look. Aetaally eoem to onto fatigue lino. Regularly ' 1.50.,.. 8 ALE IDO . SALE 8.00 Regularly 5.00. ALSO SALE PRICED: Vitamin Beauty Cream Inrtant Qeanaer .Skin Freshener AT ALL Vt 4 bite-siz- e 7 STORES or - n - 2 tablespoons cognac - BEHIND THE SCENES: There Is little beforehand preparation. Shred the cheese and mix well with the flour. - BIrs. Brent Scott from the small bowl, black pepper and Parmesan cheese. Serve immediately. If one infant isnt howling, two or three others are. Sometimes the infants all howl together. Dr. George B. Granger, a retired obstetrician, often had a suspicion that bottle-feedin-g contributed to the unrest in the nursery but he around had to go half-wathe world to Kabul, Afghanistan to have the hunch confirmed. He and his wife, a nurse, just returned from a 20- -- ADVIBItllHKNT- udt in BEFORE THE GUESTS: Rub the blazer pan of your chafing dish thoroughly with cut clove of garlic and a little salt. Pour in the wine and set over very slow fire. When the wine is heated to the point when air bubbles rise to the surface (NEVER to the boiling point), stir with a fork and add the cheese by hand fuls, each handful to be completely dissolved before another one is added. Ketp stirring until mixture starts bubbling lightly At this point add the salt and pepper and a dash of nutmeg. Finally add and thoroughly stir in the Kirsch-wasse- r (or cognac). Reduce flame and keep fondue hot serving begins at once. This is traditionally eaten out of dish by each person spearing bread and dipping into pan and stirring bread until well coated. If fondue becomes thick add a little preheated wine. Toward the end, some of the melted cheese is liable to form a brown crust at the bottom of the pan. When that happens, keep the heat low. The crust can easily be lifted out with a fork and is considered to be a delicacy. month stint of volunteer duty in an Afghanistan hos- pital I served most of the time in a maternity and womens hospital, the East North-fiel- By Helen Brandley The living room sheds not a glow of warmth On all who enter nor casts a charm The quiet is heavy without the sound hush-puppie- around thats- HIS. business. Please reconsider. MINOR- ITY. Dear Min: Sorry, but a persons name becomes the business of whomever he calls, since that party is the one whose privacy is being impinged upon. It takes a little added effort to say: This Is Hor-tenCabot calling, before you ask, "Is Mrs. Lodge at home? Dear Ann: Please help me. My parents are grounding me for two weeks and Im going stir crazy. Last Monday night my girl friend and I went to the library. Just as the library was closing we met some fellows from school and they offered to drive us home. There were two more fellows and two girls In the car which made eight of us. Somebody suggested a ride to Shortys for Well you know how easy it' is to forget about time when youre having fun. When I got home it was 12:05 am. My father was on the porch. He was wild. My mother was already In bed with two tranquilizing pills. He exploded when he saw eight kids in the oar and said we were breaking the law and could have landed in jail He said he was just about to call the police and have them look for me. I tried to explain that I just forgot to call home but nobody would listen. Please help me. IN SOLITARY Dear In: "Forgot Is no explanation. Its an excuse. Two weeks in solitary is not severe punishment considering the agony you caused your parents. Sit it out and think it over. se . Miss Carolyn Buttomer Plans July Nuptials Announcement of the engagement- of -- Miss -- Carolyn Sue Buttomer and Thomas Wilson Mackenzie is being revealed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Buttomer, 2483 Commonwealth Ave. Mr. Mackenzie who resides at 2151 E. 9th South, is a son of Mrs. Evalyn H. Mackenzie, San Francisco, Calif., and a grandson of Mrs. C. W. Nibley of Los Angeles, and the late Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Hammond, Salt Lake City. The couple will exchange wedding vows July 14 at the Wasatch Presbyterian Church. Both are former University of Utah students. Elaine Johnson Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Elaine Johnson to Dorald Paul Smith Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorald Smith,. 5393 Knollcrest Dr., by her parents, Mrs. Irene Weidawer, 1029-4tEast, and Albert O. Johnson, Tooele. h Miss Carolyn Buttomer The tinkle of angelic chimes. The scent of evergreen now gone Permeates the rooms with emptiness. The flames, snuffed, no longer lend Drops of tallow all around. The uncluttered room would gladly accept Dried needles, traces of ornament Without which there is little of interest And we wonder that we had not noticed this before. The obstetrician said this Is not so much by choice as it is of necessity. What I saw, he said, beconfirmed the long-hellief that the breast fed babies are much more contented than the bottle fed ones." Mass., doctor said in an interview. "And the thing that never ceased to amaze me was the constant quiet in the nursery. The howling infant was nowhere to be found. And the reason, I suspect. is that the infants are breast fed. Padding I say a persons name is his private property and if he doesnt wish to pass it eve Lit! . Mhi' rr. toi ( I hoots FAMOUS 4$. thet a homsl M " ill mm NAMI (HANDS ot tow ot CARPET'HOUSE Grans CY V V X pvm: will talcs your k' J'Kr STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS llJj IL 2A. DVSITIIIMSNT- - WHAT DO 3 9 4 DOCTORS RECOMMEND for "twist" shift TENSE, NERVOUS HEADACHES? SWEATERS, SKIRTS, CAPRIS, ROBES What Many Doctors, Theme Pain. selves,. Take When They CAR Have-Headach- Medical reports Now York. N.Y. confirm tense, nervous headaches are by far the most common kind and ars caused by tension that presses' on the nerves. But fortunately, one can get remarkable relief in minute with a special tablet that not only relieves pain but also the emotional tension, mental fatigue and depression that usually accompany such headaches. Tense, nervous headaches call for the itronger yet taler medication in Anacin. A survey reveals 3 out of 4 doctors recom- longed and more complete relief than aspirin or buffered aspirin. You see, Anacin is different and contains special medication not found in aspirin or buffered aspirin. Its this extra medication that not only relieves pain, but also relaxes its tension and releases painful pressure on nerves. Despite their strength and Tablets effectiveness contain no narcotics, do not form habit or leave one depressed. Anacin Tablets are so safe, they may be taken as directed as often as needed without upsetting or irritating the stomach. See if the extra medication in itronger yet tafe Anacin doesnt work better for you. Change to g and Anacin for fast, COATS 1 group Sizss GIRLS and SUBTEEN - COATS, DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, ROBES, $io COATS group Sizss PAJAMAS 10-1-6 . VZ and Vi off 198 CAR 1 10-1- by pat perkins Smartly comfortable irl action or at ease DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, BLOUSES, A Survey Also Reveals mend the fast, ingredients in Anacin. In fact, many doctors themselves rely on this same type relief when they Jiave a headache. . Anacin Tablets give fast, pro- - 6 pieces, one side of teaspoon cayenne pepper dash nutmeg 4 tablespoons ldrschwasser pain-relievi- Ly or hard rolls, cut into each of which must have at least crust teaspoon salt at least y (j-O- pound Swiss cheese, shredded tablespoons flour 1 loaf French, or other bread with a hard crust Bottle Fed Babies Set Up Loud Howl the better. Our generation ha not dona too well with one." From Without Portfolio, by Clare Boothe Luce, in the fascinating new January McCalls, the worlds 1 magazine for women,. . . on all newsstands now. an-oth- (Swiss Fondue) sev-ver- Jewish Unit In. 1 clove garlic 2 cups white wine, dry cup preferably made from sour dough bread 2 tablespoons garlic oil (cut 1 clove garlic into oil; let stand hours; remove garlic pieces) 6 tablespoons French dressing 4 tablespoons grated-Parmesacheese juice of 1 lemons ltt teaspoons shire sauce 1 (1 minute) coddled egg 1 teaspoon freshly Prepare in advance the black pepper ground salad greens, croutons, garlic oil, French dressing and grated Parmesan cheese. To make the croutons, Mrs. Scott cuts bread into cubes, sprinkles lightly with oil and toasts in oven till brown. At serving time, beat together in a small bowl lemon Juice, garlic oil, Worcestershine sauce, French dressing and the coddled egg.' Next toss well in large wooden bowl the salad greens, croutons, mixture .Dip right Fondue Neuchateloise dont git tired . . . Plantation erb. (Makes 4 servings) 6 cups romalne salad greens, washed, dried and broken into fair- mother. c We are 1 1 n g our first child in May. If its a Ann Landers boy my husband wants to name him Junior. I told him it would not be proper. He replied in anger, Proper shmopper, its our own business and other people couldnt care less. Its true we never see his family and have nothing whatever to do with them. In fact his former wife refuses to accept support money or gifts for the boy. My husband hasnt seen the child in seven years and says he feels nothing for him. Under the circumstances what do you advise? TORN Dear Torn: Sorry only one Junior to a generation and your husband has used up his quota. Identically named cousins are bad enough, but two Jun-iors from the same Senior could create real confusion and even problems. My advice Is to come up with name. Dear Ann Landers: In reference to your questions and answers on telephone etiquette I do not agree. I believe it is rude to ask an unknown person Who is this? I especially resent it when a child asks me this before calling his mother or father to the telephone. In my opinion it is not necessary to identify ones self unless one wishes to leave a message. My husband is on your side. He always wants to know who is calling. When I refuse to ask be gets mad. ex-pe- .This is Luscious Fondue Neuchateloise. Caesar Salad (wo men JVb For Dining The day before a wedding held In our church a year and a half ago, I received a -- - 8 $1Q98 A y dress of cotton homespun with rich panel print. Wear It unbelted with slim lines slightly hugging the hipline or define your waist with the stretchable braided hemp belt. Buttoned to the hem with a tiny peter pan collar and elbow length sleeves. Beige background with shades of brown or green print. Sizes 10 to two-wa- 18. In Sail lolta, TA phons for fraa toi ivory dial DA hi in Frovo, Zanrth 737 in Ogdon, oil toll froo. Mail Ogdon, f roar to box 1465, odd 35c postage ouHtde our largo delivery nron plus 3G solos to in Utah. 1918) u Hours 10 to 6 Daily Fridays 10 Till 9 Your Option-Ter- Aeount long-lastin- more complete relief. SUGAR HOUSE ROSE PARK MIDVALE THIRD FLOOR DAYTIME SHOP i? |
