Decorated Icebox Cookies Hot Coffee
III
Finger Rolls filled with Chicken Salad
Cheese, Olive and Almond Sandwiches
French Pastries
Punch with Decorated Ice Blocks
IV
Layer Sandwiches Russian Tea
Biscuit Tortoni
Peppermints
V
Cherry and Almond Sandwiches
Rolled Cheese Sandwiches
Chocolate Mousse, Marquise and Orange Pekoe Mousse
in Layers
Tiny Frosted Cakes
Coffee
119}
MENUS FOR AFTERNOON BRIDGE
VI
Frozen Strawberries Whipped Cream
Ladyfingers
VII
Pineapple Mint Smash
Macaroons Assorted Wafers
VIII
Cinnamon Toast
Tea
Fig Almond Sundae
Little Chocolate Cakes
IX
Creamed Eggs and Asparagus Toast Points
Decorated Peach Mousse in Paper Cases
Cocoanut Cakes
Tea
X
Eclairs jSlled with Tuna Salad
Celery Sandwiches
Olives
Vanilla Mousse in Paper Cases garnished with
Red Cherries and Black Raisins
Iced Grape Juice
f2o:
MENUS FOR WEEK^END
GUESTS
The entertainment of week-end guests is
greatly facilitated if one has a General Elec-
trie Refrigerator. Menus should be planned
and some work be done in advance for all the
meals which guests will share.
Many things may be purchased and pre-
pared on Friday. Soup stock, salad dressings,
jellied and chilled desserts may be made up
ahead and served with little effort. Some-
thing different can be put into the chilling
unit following each meal so that it will be
ready for the next meal.
Small pans may be secured so that two frozen
things like frozen pineapple and frozen cheese
may be put into the chilling unit at the
same time.
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MENUS FOR WEEK'END GUESTS
Friday Dinner
Grapefruit Cocktail
Olives Celery
Consomme
Fillets of Sole Hollandaise Sauce
Mashed Potato
Baked Spinach
ChifFonade Salad Crackers
Pistachio Parfait in Paper Charlotte Russe Cups
Little Sponge Cakes
Coffee
Saturday Breakfast
Orange Juice Cocktail
Farina with Cream
Scrambled Eggs Bran Muffins
Doughnuts
Coffee, Cocoa or Milk
Luncheon
Jellied Soup Stock (with Beets) Saltines
Creamed Crab Meat in Patty Cases Peas
Salad Rolls
Pears Frozen with Ginger Ale
Cream Mayonnaise
Tea
Dinner
Cream of Celery Soup Crackers
Porterhouse Steak Maitre d 'Hotel Butter
French Fried Potatoes
Creamed Cauliflower or Broccoli
Tomato Frappe
Orange Jelly with Fruit
Coffee
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MENUS FOR WEEK-END GUESTS
Sunday Breakfast
Chilled Grapefruit
Breakfast Bacon Corn Muffins
Waffles Maple Syrup
Coffee, Cocoa or Milk
Dinner
Caviar Canape
Chicken Soup
Olives Dinner Rolls Salted Almonds
Roast Ham Frozen Crushed Pineapple
Southern Sweet Potatoes
Lima Beans
Romaine with French Dressing Frozen Cheese
Chocolate Icebox Pudding
Black Coffee
Supper
Chicken a la King on Toast
Tomato Stuffed with Frozen Salad Salad Rolls
Orange Layer Cake
Chocolate
Monday Breakfast
Chilled Grapes
Cornflakes Thin Cream
French Omelet Buttered Toast
Coffee
123]
PARTY MENUS FOR
CHILDREN
'When is the party going to begin?'' is the
query of the youngsters before the refresh-
ments are served. Even though the children
are small there are many frozen things that
are not too rich which may easily be pre-
pared in a General Electric Refrigerator.
Whipped cream and tiny candies may be
used to make decorations which will excite
shouts of glee.
For a large party, ice cream can be served in
cones which to many childish eyes seem far
more interesting than ice cream on plates.
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Decorated Icebox Cookies Hot Coffee
III
Finger Rolls filled with Chicken Salad
Cheese, Olive and Almond Sandwiches
French Pastries
Punch with Decorated Ice Blocks
IV
Layer Sandwiches Russian Tea
Biscuit Tortoni
Peppermints
V
Cherry and Almond Sandwiches
Rolled Cheese Sandwiches
Chocolate Mousse, Marquise and Orange Pekoe Mousse
in Layers
Tiny Frosted Cakes
Coffee
119}
MENUS FOR AFTERNOON BRIDGE
VI
Frozen Strawberries Whipped Cream
Ladyfingers
VII
Pineapple Mint Smash
Macaroons Assorted Wafers
VIII
Cinnamon Toast
Tea
Fig Almond Sundae
Little Chocolate Cakes
IX
Creamed Eggs and Asparagus Toast Points
Decorated Peach Mousse in Paper Cases
Cocoanut Cakes
Tea
X
Eclairs jSlled with Tuna Salad
Celery Sandwiches
Olives
Vanilla Mousse in Paper Cases garnished with
Red Cherries and Black Raisins
Iced Grape Juice
f2o:
MENUS FOR WEEK^END
GUESTS
The entertainment of week-end guests is
greatly facilitated if one has a General Elec-
trie Refrigerator. Menus should be planned
and some work be done in advance for all the
meals which guests will share.
Many things may be purchased and pre-
pared on Friday. Soup stock, salad dressings,
jellied and chilled desserts may be made up
ahead and served with little effort. Some-
thing different can be put into the chilling
unit following each meal so that it will be
ready for the next meal.
Small pans may be secured so that two frozen
things like frozen pineapple and frozen cheese
may be put into the chilling unit at the
same time.
121
0
MENUS FOR WEEK'END GUESTS
Friday Dinner
Grapefruit Cocktail
Olives Celery
Consomme
Fillets of Sole Hollandaise Sauce
Mashed Potato
Baked Spinach
ChifFonade Salad Crackers
Pistachio Parfait in Paper Charlotte Russe Cups
Little Sponge Cakes
Coffee
Saturday Breakfast
Orange Juice Cocktail
Farina with Cream
Scrambled Eggs Bran Muffins
Doughnuts
Coffee, Cocoa or Milk
Luncheon
Jellied Soup Stock (with Beets) Saltines
Creamed Crab Meat in Patty Cases Peas
Salad Rolls
Pears Frozen with Ginger Ale
Cream Mayonnaise
Tea
Dinner
Cream of Celery Soup Crackers
Porterhouse Steak Maitre d 'Hotel Butter
French Fried Potatoes
Creamed Cauliflower or Broccoli
Tomato Frappe
Orange Jelly with Fruit
Coffee
221
MENUS FOR WEEK-END GUESTS
Sunday Breakfast
Chilled Grapefruit
Breakfast Bacon Corn Muffins
Waffles Maple Syrup
Coffee, Cocoa or Milk
Dinner
Caviar Canape
Chicken Soup
Olives Dinner Rolls Salted Almonds
Roast Ham Frozen Crushed Pineapple
Southern Sweet Potatoes
Lima Beans
Romaine with French Dressing Frozen Cheese
Chocolate Icebox Pudding
Black Coffee
Supper
Chicken a la King on Toast
Tomato Stuffed with Frozen Salad Salad Rolls
Orange Layer Cake
Chocolate
Monday Breakfast
Chilled Grapes
Cornflakes Thin Cream
French Omelet Buttered Toast
Coffee
123]
PARTY MENUS FOR
CHILDREN
'When is the party going to begin?'' is the
query of the youngsters before the refresh-
ments are served. Even though the children
are small there are many frozen things that
are not too rich which may easily be pre-
pared in a General Electric Refrigerator.
Whipped cream and tiny candies may be
used to make decorations which will excite
shouts of glee.
For a large party, ice cream can be served in
cones which to many childish eyes seem far
more interesting than ice cream on plates.