Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1932 — Page 9

MARCH 15, 1932.

y.W.C.A; in Colleges to Hold Parley Mrmbcrs of the Butler university Y. W. C. A. cabinet will be hostesses this week-end for the annual spring training conference for cabinets of other universities and colleges in the state. The program will begin with registration of delegates Friday night, and close with a Sunday morning session. A feature of the week-end will be the Geneva banquet Saturday night for the purpose of stimulating interest In the annual national conference of the Y. W. C. A. at Lake Oeneva, Wis. Professor Aliena Grafton of the Butler university faculty, general chairman, who has arranged the program, will be assisted in entertainment by Mrs. James W. Putnam, Miss Juna Lutz, Miss Gladys Banos, Miss Corlnne Welling, H. W. Hudson and Dr. C. Mcrvin Palmer. Members of the local cabinet are: Misses Virginia Taylor, president; Betty t.owcr. vice-president; Marjory Oemaree, Evelyn Crosstreet, Evelyn Richey, Agnes Postma. Geraldine Kuntz. Mary Harvev, Hope Wlllcutts. Ann Arnold, Magdallne Adam*. Maenell Hamline, Cecile Nease Mary Helen Dunnington. and Mvla Smith A delegate from each school will have charge of one of the discussion groups. Sorority Plans for Washington Tea Completed Anagnous chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority, will entertain with a tea in celebration of the Washington bicentennial at 2 on Wednestfty at, the home of Mrs. John M. Smith, 52 North Audubon road. A program has been arranged by Mrs. M. D. Didway. A playlet, "When George and Martha Returned,” will be presented by Mcsdamcs G. C. Roberts, Francis McCabe, C. J. Finch and J. M. Smith. A trio composed of Miss Kate Hulbert, Mrs. E. B. Johnson and Mrs. J. O. Wills, will sing. Jean M. Smith and Jean L. Smith will dance the minuet. Tea will follow the program. Decorations will be in the sorority colors, two shades of blue. The president, Mrs. William D. Keenan, will preside. UNIVERSITY WOMEN TO MEET TONIGHT Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a general meeting of all groups tonight in the Hunters’ ledge at the Marott,. Miss Lillian Chandler, London, England, an exchange teacher at Washington high school, will speak. Hostesses will be graduates of Indiana colleges, excepting Indiana and Purdue universities, and members of the international relations study group. Mrs. Arthur Focke is in charge. Dinner at 6:30 will precede the program. WEDDING DATE IS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mattox, Pekin, Ind., announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Thelma Gladys Mattox, to Dr. Andrew F. Connoy, Westfield, which took place Oct. 16 at Brownsburg. Dr. Connoy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Connoy, 1615 North Ashland avenue, and is a graduate of Indiana university. They will make their home in Westfield. JAPAN TOPIC FOR WOMEN'S MEETING Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak on ‘ Japan” before the Brookside Park Woman's Club at 10 Thursday morning at the community house. The dance to have been held March 25 has been advanced a week because of Good Friday and will be held at 8:30 this Friday night at the community house. Civic League Meets Brookside Civic League met on Monday night at the Brookside Community House. Mrs. Thelma Hrlkema, instructor of music and expression, and her pupils gave a program of music and readings, in costume. She was assisted by Miss Ruth Eakin in presenting a playlet, "Fast Friends.” Mrs. Clark Hostess Women's auxiliary to the Thirtyeighth division will meet Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. P. J. Clark, 2214 Park avenue. Luncheon will follow the meeting. Chapters Plan, Banquet Alpha and Beta chapters of Pi Sigma Tau sorority will hold a joint meeting tonight at the Fletcher Trust Company. Plans will be made for a founders’ day banquet to be held April 7.

Daily Recipe CORNED BEEF HASH 11-2 pounds corned beef, cooked 7 pounds boiled potatoes Onion to flavor Dash of cayenne pepper Salt Put meat, potato and onion through the meat grinder, using the knife. Add the cayenne and salt to taste and mix thoroughly. Grease lightly a heavy skillet. Pat in the hash in an even layer and cook ove~ low heat until a golden brown crust is iormed. When brown, place a pan or lid over the skillet and turn the hash out so the browned side is on top. Slip the uncooked side in the skillet and allow this side to become golden brown. Turn out on a plate, garnish with pars-* lay and serve at once.

$50.00 CASH tor (hr Hrt 10 Word Slogan Submitted During .March for SEALSKIN BATHROOM TISSUE See Friday'* Time* Food I’affe for Instruction*.

A-7'4 Easter prayer n // BY HELEN WELSHIMER II EIP us to find a ctom somewhere, [_ _Z3 n SmcekuEarferday, Where we may nail the foolish few* That we should throw away. j \ Teach us, dear God, that bnght green ram / | \ -WiU always come with sprmg, / > \ There will he sunhght on old fielda-- / \ Keep us remembering! / \ A \ AY we forget the petty trials, ' \ *’ •* Dreams gone, brief hurt, deep lota; \ And turn where kbe* climb the ak \ To hide a bleeding cross. For hope is bom when lilac? bloom ( ) Ram-sweet in early spring, , \ A And faith that found an empty tomb / \ Can conquer anything!

Patterns PATTERN ORDER BLANK Pattern Department, Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Ind. Enclosed find 15 rents for which send Pat- GOA tern No. a V Size Street State Name

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NEW SLEEVES AND YOKE LEND GAY CONTRAST Here is an attractive model which will help definitely to give individuality to your spring wardrobe. The original was rose-red crepe silk topped by red and white printed crepe silk. Don’t you think the new sleeves attractive? They are held by elastic. Printed crepes with plain contrast lend themselves excellently to this model. The new looking sheers in crepe silk are lovely, if you wish a dress for more formal wear. Style No. 990 may be had in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38 and 40 inches bust. Size 16 requires 2% yards 39-inch, with l l * yards 35inch contrasting. Send for our new Fashion Magazine to show you the way in design, colors, etc. Price of book 10 cents. Price of pattern 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred). Wrap coin carefully. Bibs Add Smartness Back to her baby days goes fashion with the new “bibs” of white pique, linen of silk. They look just like baby’s bibs and you can even have your name embroidered on yours if you like.

Pork & Beans I Kat their Best! and beans you ever tasted, OTHE, WEILLS & BAUER 00.

German Drama Will Be Given at Butler U. Miss Valentia Meng, 4458 College avenue, will take the part of Gretchen in “TJrfaust,” a German drama by Goethe, which will be presented Club at Butler university, Thurs- | day and Friday jjj ~ nights, as their ™ P contrib uti o n lo the international ** observance of the cast will be Lawr- w * en c e Townsend, Mi M Ronald Van Ars- enff dale, Allen Bailey, Theodore Woelfing, Eric Stores, Julius Thorman, Margaret Umbach, Eleanor Rathert and Richard Etter. Dr. Milton D. Baumgartner, head of the German department, is directing the play.

Nurse Head to Address Scout Training Class Miss Harriette Davis, instructor of nurses on the staff of Riley hospital, will address members of the first class training class for Girl Scout leaders at the Scout headquarters in the Board of Trade building at 10 Wednesday morning. Her subject will be “First Aid and Home Nursing.” These are two of the health merit badges required of girls who are first-class Scouts. According to the national report for 1931, the health group awards were the most popular badges. The health winner badge was awarded to 13,946 Scouts, and the first aid to 11,324 girls. They subscribe to the following as their code: “Cleanliness is a habit with Girl Scouts, and they know that sickness is the result, not so much of ill-luck as of wrong living. So Girl Scouts eat wisely, sleep long, stand tall, exercise freely, and realize that laughter is a sign of health as well as of happiness.” OMEGA PHI TAUS PLAN RUSH FETE Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau sorority, will give its final rush party of the season, Wednesday night, when guests will be entertained with a theater party at Keith’s. Guests will be: Mesdames W. P. Durbin, Hylton Mendenhall, Harold Armen, Misses Oatherine Cooney. Sara McKinley. Winifred McKinley. Mildred Wilson, Emaline Deal, Ann Myers, Mildred Arbuekle, La Vern Zinkam, Norma Campbell and Jeanette Mead. KEEP~COLOR FRESH BY QUICK RINSING Quick sudsings and rinsings are essential to keep the colors fresh in washing a fine print frock. After washing, put an old sheet inside the dress, from the neck to the hem. Tuck corners dow.i into the sleeves. Then roll the entire frock in another sheet, taking care that the sleeves do not touch the dress. As no colored surface touches any other colored surface, the colors will not have a chance to run. Unroll and hang it in the shade until ready to iron. Chapter to Meet Beta chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma sorority, will meet Wednesday night at the home of Miss Ann Cole, 230 East Pratt street, Apt. 510. Thesi Club Will Meet Thesi Club will meet at 8 tonight at the home of Miss Mildred Marsh, 4418 Guilford avenue. Mothers Club to Meet Mothers’ Club of Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority, will meet, at 2 Wednesday at the chapter house.

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While They Last! Shirts and Shorts Men’s non - run Rayon Shirts and Shorts and Men’s Broadcloth r Shorts and flue ribbed v> Cotton Shirts. Each... M B PETTlS’—street floor.

While They Last! Shorts and Shirts Made of non-run Rayon. In white and popu- ipS lar colors. Alt sizes are M’" # H Q included in this 10t... hKI PETTlS’ —street floor.

While They Last! Marquisette Curtains Sheer French Marquis- gS^. ette Curtains—§l.2s vat- hJWIHp ue. Tailored style, ecru ■ Ip color, hemmed on side H H V and bottom. Pair PETTlS’—third floor.

While It Lasts! Drapery Shantung A 45c value. Fine mercerized quality in the popular pongee shade. f Ideal for home or office w* Curtains. Yard PETTlS’—third floor. fl||

While It Lasts! Drapery Damask This Drapery Damask is aSI value. 50 Inches BH wide. Choice of red, K rust, green, gold, rose M and blue. Yard ■ sg ‘ PETTlS’—third floor. M

HI jfflfl 5-Piece Solid Oak Dinette Suites A Drastic Disposal of These Suites—s 27 Values I J ? Cf~ > 2 selected hardwoods. Full jtk Q C size extension top tai. with • CHICKEN FRYERS Self- I J |>*4 1 h ' ' ■■ fries - helps to ■■ W _ 'ujw Choice of Maple, Green, Caramel or Ivory Finish in own 1 rich favors ■ ft ——_6 Duo-Tone Color ... Handsomely Decorated! PETTIS —fifth floor. PETTlS'—fourth floor.

Much Spring merchandise and other desirable new items are being added daily to our present stock and featured at sensational reductions to assure you exciting values at the opening of a season.

'WUU GALOSHES Mishawaka ü ßall Band” and Crest Brands These first grade Ga- ■■■■■ loshcs are §1.95 values. All rubber, new and sea- gjSB >jjgg Wfjj sonable, in correct es* styles. Black and Indies jftjffiqSßll 'Qjf brown. Sizes 4 to 7. lIP Take advantage of this I unusually low 7 price.... EM mUb PETTlS’—second floor.

While W! it 'i rtv ”ism ii odd Last,! P ' eCes! ‘‘Fostoria Glassware” Rose, Green, Azure Blue, Topaz, Crystal and Ebony. Included in This Lot Are: §1.50 Comports, 75c; §1 g A Handled Plates, 50c; $1.50 *1 £f Relish Dishes, 75c; 50c I m PRIPP Bon-bon Dishes, §1.75 ■M I illwt Ice Buckets, 88c; $1.25 M W Candy Jars, 63c; $3.50 m Footed Fruit Bowls, $1.75; T 50c Candle Holders, 25c. PETTlS'—fifth floor.

While It Lasts! Chamberlain’s Hand Lotion A $1 value. Easy to apply. Keeps the skin soft and smooth. A popular hand lo- #1 El (J ticn—be sure to get yours. PETTlS’—street floor. *fhj f"

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While It Lasts! Quadriga Prints Width 36 inches. Fast mm color prints, sunfast—tubfast. An 80-square ■ M M £ cloth. New patterns and H color combinations. lard ■■ ■ PETTlS’—street floor.

While They Last! 10c Scrub Cloths Size 18x20 inches. Made from a heavy, sturdy cloth; closely woven. Buy a sup* C ply at this low price. PETTlS’—street floor.

While They Last! Mattress Pads Twin size Mattress Pads, 39x76 inches—§l.79 value. Now, you’ll m Q be able to buy a pad for M every bed in your home. U PETTlS’—street floor. nW

While They Last! Wiltana Velvet Rugs High - grade Wil- _ tana Velvet Rugs C || —SSS values to be E m Jl| offered at this low tP price. Size 11.3 by 12 ft. Rich Ori- IHHI ental patterns.... PETTlS’—third floor.

While They Last! Oval Grass Rugs Size 27x48 inches—soc value. In colorful stenf iled designs. For sun- ■ El rooms and summer cot- H PETTlS’—third floor.

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