Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1936 — Page 14

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Service League - Awarded Honor * at Convention

3 - Hoosier Unit Recognized Second Time in Five Years.

For the second time in five years the Hoosier Unit of the Women's

~ Overseas Service League has been.

given recognition for outstanding service work : Word was received late yesterday ‘by Miss Grace Hawk, unit service

chairman, from the national convention now in session in San Antonio, Tex., that the Hoosier unit

is one of the three groups to be]

honored. The recognition was based on ~ work at the United States Veterans’ Hospital, work at the Dayton (O.) Soldiers’ Home, co-operation with the C. M. T. C., and a survey conducted to establish facts regarding disabled and needy ex-service women. A report of the Hoosier unit's activities was read by the national president, Miss Edythe Davidson, . Pittsburgh, at the convention, which is to conclude sessions today. Miss Florence Martin is Hoosier unit president, and Mrs. Tom Polk, Indiana unit president. Indiana and Hoosier units have announced a program of five major entertainments at during the July C. M. T. C. The program is to have the aid of the Indiana Federal Theater project. The Negro swing band group of the Federal Theater project is to play tonight in the open air theater at the post. Fifteen members are to present entertainment which is to include dancing and musical numbers. The hill-billy band, a mock wedding ceremony and a repeat by the swing band are to be held at later dates this month. The string band of the National Youth Association gave the first of several performances at the post last week. Additional dates have not be set.

COUPLE TRAVELS AFTER MARRIAGE

The marriage of Miss Esther Ruth Hohlt to Charles E. Sohl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sohl, No- * blesville, has been announced by

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry FP. |

Hohlt. The couple now is on a wedding trip in the East. They are to be at home at 3173 Central-av. The bride is a graduate of Purdue University, and is a “member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Sohl attended Bulter University, and is a member of Phi Delta Theta. The ceremony was read July 6 at Zion Evangelical Church, the Rev. F. R. Daries officiating.

HUSBANDS TO BE GUESTS OF CLUB

The North End Garden Club is to meet at 7:15 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Walter P. Morton, “13434 Fall Creek-blvd. Members’ husbands are to be guests. E. C. Zaring is to give an illustrated lecture - on. dahlias, -gladioluses and phlox.

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BY MARJORIE BINFORD WOODS Times Fashion Editor

RE you timid when it comes to braving the beach? If so, this two-

piecer is your bet. Clothed in it (above) with the

dawn, you can swim like a fish in

a minimum of maillot, yet you'll be modesty itself on the beach when

you button on the detachable skirt.

Suits like this Jantzen ribbed wool

outfit in robin red, with buttons of jet black, have come up like sudden

summer thunder. Aside from the bare facts, there are at least four style points to brag about: 1. It is a ribbed knit of a special

WELL-FITTING princess slip is a boon in every woman's wardrobe

Attractive features of No. 8770 are the choice of built-up

or narrow

weave which holds the figure to slender perfection. 2. Its uplift cut, with front lacing, is built for youthful lines. 3. The removeable skirt will save the wearer criticism from the raised eyebrow department. 4. The maillot can be unbuttoned to the waistline in the back for suntanning. purposes. 2 2 ”

MERICA, the land of monster

parades, brass bands and bathing beauties, demands that beauty stalk the beach... so you can’t help

yourself! It is a prerequisite to summer that you breathe sophisticated coolness into your beacn wardrobe. : Take along a terry cloth robe to lie on in the sand. The.gay cape shown above is of imported toweling in the gayest of hues. The draw string at the neckline releases it . .. making a square for lolling on the beach. The world has gone Anglo-maniac over fishnet beach shoes and this mermaid takes a step upward in a new version of ghillie style, which tie firmly above the ankle.

HILLCREST POOL TO BE FINISHED

Hillerest Country Club members are inspecting their bathing suits, preparing for the opening of their

new pool. The opening is to be soon- after the membership meeting at which a campaign is to be launched for selling more bonds to promote the enterprise. ~ According. to A. S. Rowe, the floor of the pool is being finished, and the filtering plant soon is to be in operation. Then the pool is to be filled. -

PROSPECTIVE BRIDE IS ENTERTAINED

Mrs. A. M. Cook, who is to be an attendant at the wedding of Miss Marguerite Saul and Ross McGuire, Saturday, entertained last night at her home, 2730 Shelfy-st, for Miss Saul. : Miss Saul is a daughter of Mr.

MISLED BY HIGH CARDS

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| Z. BY W. E. WKENNEY American Bridge League Secretary -

HAVE frequently warned my readers not to let high cards defeat them. In other words, the bridge | player who is fortunate enough to get a nice assortment of aces and kings should immediately, on picking up his hand, try to figure out how he can make a profit in points on them, rather than have his opponents reap a reward through his mistakes. Recently I watched a gentleman playing in a duplicate tournament held at one of the Long Island resorts. His partner had a very nice

the honors in the deck. He had very little. The result was disastrous, as shown in today’s hand. This is a splendid example, on the part of South, of how not to bid. He should have bid one diamond, not one no trump, at the start. North's reply of two hearts was, of course, quite correct, but when South persisted with two no trump, North did not show his second suit, fearing that his partner would place much greater strength in his hand if he bid his very weak diamonds. ‘When South bid three no trump, North bid diamonds, hoping that, with his partner’s high cards. and

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PARENTS TO GIVE DINNER TOMORROW

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Gleichman are to entertain tomorrow night with a bridal dinner for their daughter, Miss Betty Jane Gleichman, and her fiance, Paul R. Pike. The marriage is to be at 8 p. m. Saturday in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Covers are to be laid for’ Miss Gleichman, Mr. Pike, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Pike; Miss Jeannette Gleichman, J. Ralph Pike, William O. Lee of Chicago and Harvey Rodgers Jr. :

HILLCREST CLUB TO HAVE PARTY

A fish fry and golf are to be on | UMDS

the afternoon and evening program at the club stag party tomorrow. Members and guests are to attend a dinner and bridge party Saturday night, and Sunday night a buffet supper is to be served.

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Love Embitter | Single Woman

“Old Maid” Tells Jordan Why She Remains Unmarried.

you the auther of your own mis- ® Put your problem in a letter te Jane Jordan and see how your behavior looks te an impartial observer.

Dear Jane Jordan—Would the bachelor of 33 be interested in knowing why I am an old maid at 30? I am attractive, dress well and have a pleasing personality. I hold a good job but never married because 1 never met a man who could be true to one woman. In my work I | meet many -mar- | ried men, but have never met one above stepping out on his ff wife. Oh, yes, |& they still love— their wives, but | they need a little | recreation from € the monotony of I was engaged to Jane Jordan a young dental student. I gave up my position to help him open an office and used my savings to help furnish it. We were successful and I worked in his office without pay so that he could buy more equipment. He insisted on keeping our engagement a secret. Soon he was making. dates with women to keep them as patients. I came to my senses and broke our engagement. : A year ago I fell madly in love with a man of 32. I thought he was everything T could desire but found that he had been living with another girl for eight years. He admitted it and said that he lied to her about his whereabouts when he was with me, and would go home and tell her how sorry he was to be away from her. Can you ‘wonder that I: can’t believe in any man enough to marry and have become morbid. OLD MAID.

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Answer—What you need is a good, hard pragtical view of life. It is all very well to have high ideals as

live up to them all of the time. Part time success in idealism is about all the best of us can achieve. If you're going to be all torn up over the failure of human beings to keep to civilized standards you're destined to writhe as long as you live. ; For example, these husbands whose conduct upsets you so probably aren't half as bad as you think. An occasional infidelity does not make a libertine nor does it necessarily make an unworthy husband. I wonder what would happen if you were obliged to occupy the shoés of the men long enough to see the other side of the picture, Perhaps the little woman whom you see only when she is prettied up

Perhaps she is an inane, stupid, unreasonable or cold person with no understanding of her husband's problems. Remember he doesn’t tell you what is back of the husband’s wish for recreation. As a rule men do not take inventory of their wives’ faults in public although they will accept brief interludes of escape not entirely according to Hoyle. Your young dentist behaved very shabbily. I know you will be sur-

prised to learn that you were in any

way to blame for what happened. You believed he would appreciate what you did for him and feel himself everlastingly in your debt. Your idealistic view simply is not in harmony with facts. Human beings do not like to feel in debt and invariably end up by disliking the peonle whom they owe. Can’t you see how the necessity of feeling grateful to you for a start in life made the young man feel inferior? He accepted your help but I'll wager when he falls in love his emotions will be aroused by some one who needs his help, not vice versa. 1 wonder if your second choice was as bad as he sounds? He has no business living with a girl for eight years without benefit of clergy, but why does she escape

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long as you don’t expect people to.

for shopping is a haridan at home. |

Alpha Chapter, Alpha Theta son, 414 E. Summer-av.

Arthur Steed, chairman.

E VENTS

Theta Sigma Delta. Tues. Mrs. Edward Scheier, 1560 Harlan. Discuss moonlight dance scheduled at Hoosier Athletic Club July 23. Gama. Fri. p. m. Mrs. Maurice John-

CARD PARTIES Society, St. Catherine's Church. 2:30 p. m. today. Hall. Mrs.

Assumption Church congregation. Tonight. Fri. Sat. Lawn social,

Clubwomen of 14 Counties Are to Meet at Corydon

Times Special CORYDON, July 9.—Clubwomen of 14 counties in southern Indiana are to assemble here July 16 for the annual meeting of the Southern Indiana Association of Women. All clubs .are eligible for membership. Promotion of appreciation and

Good to Eat

SIMPLE dish for the next cool evening is creamed ham and eggs with French fried onion rings. And if you've never prepared fried onion rings, you've got something delicious in store for you.

CREAMED HAM AND EGGS FOR 4

2 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons chopped pepper 11% cups milk 1-teaSpoon salt Few grains pepper 1 teaspoon prepared mustard 1, 1b. chopped cooked ham Toast 2 hard-boiled eggs (optional).

Melt the butter in a saucepan and

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add the chopped green pepper and.

cook until soft. Add the flour, blend well and add milk. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Add salt, pepper and mustard; mix well and add ham. Now, add the hard-boiled eggs, sliced or you may omit them, if you prefer. : Heat thoroughly and serve on a hot platter surrounded by toast points. ° ‘

FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS FOR 4

4 or 5 large onions Milk Flour Salt 3 Peel the onions and cut in 4 -inch slices and separate into rings. Dip in milk and then drain and dip in flour. Pry in deep hot fat (375 or heated until a small cube of bread browns in 50 seconds) - until brown and crisp. : : Drain on brown or absorbent paver and sprinkle with salt. ; While you're frying these delicious onion rings, have your oven hot and in it a flat pan with absorbent paper on it. As the rings are done, put them in the oven’'on the paper, thus you will keep them hot until you are ready to serve. Otherwise they will get cold and deep-fat fried foods are impossible to reheat. These French fried onion rings are wonderful with meat of any kind.

Put Glass Over Clock

If the ticking of a watch or clock annoys an invalid in the household, cover the timepiece with a small glass bowl or tumbler. The face of the clock can be read, but the sound will be deadened.

your criticism? After all why should she expect pe énce when such a relations plainly indicates that he had no wish for ¢ it? Although the man has no one to thank but himself for his folly, it doesn’t mean that as a character he is beyond the pale. In spite of 30 years of living with other people you still haven't accepted the facts about them; inspite of your judgment to the business world, which is inhabited by anything but saints, you feel that marriage must bring you something different, something finer. Therefore you are single at 30 and less contented than the wives of the men who cheat now and then. No matter what you think, all men do not cheat, not even all of those who

have ample cause.

Let's keep our minds off the chief topic of conversation with a short review of the shops. I'll be brief and trust that you will think these things through for Even a hint ; ) - Now stretch out in a deck chair and read of far-away jour-

knowledge of history of this section of the state, and creation of a stronger bond of friendship among its women are association objectives. Registration is to open at 9:30 a. m. in the Methodist Church with clubwomen of Harrison, Floyd and Clark Counties as hostesses, Miss Esther MCcNitt, Indianapolis. is to talk at 10:30 a. m. on “The Capital Moves to Corydon.” A picnic luncheon is to be served at the fair grounds following a tour of histori cal spots. Mrs. B. F. Huffman is association president, and each county has one vice president. Counties included are Spencer, Perry, Dubois, Pike, Wars= rick, Vanderburg, Posey, Daviess, Harrison, Clark, Gibson, Crange, Floyd and Knox.

Marie Pedlow to Wed Sunday

Miss Marie Pedlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Arnold, is to be married at an informal cere mony Sunday night to Frank Hechinger, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hechinger. She has. chosen Miss Mary Huffman as her maid of _honor, Joseph Thieseing is to be. best man. The wedding Is to be at St. John’s Evangelical Church, with the Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok officiat~ ing. Only members of the immediate families are to attend. The bride is to wear a white lace tunic frock with pink accessories and a -corsage of Aaron Ward roses. Miss Huffman is to wear pink lace with white accessories, and also is to have a rose corsage. ; Following the ceremony there i8 to be a reception at the home of the bride's parents. The couple is to be at home in Ben Davis after July 20, after a wedding trip t Niagara Falls and Canada. ;

Home of Couple to Be Pittsburgh

After a short wedding trip, Mr and Mrs. Edward M. Farrell are td make their home in Pittsburgh. Before her marriage yesterday in St. John’s Catholic Church, Mrs, Farrell was Miss Mary Finneran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Finneran, A breakfast followed the cere« mony, which was read by the Rev. Clement Bosler. Harry Martin was organist. The bride wore white satin and carried white roses. Mrs. Paul Field, ‘matron of honor, wore corn flower blue lace and carried pink roses and delphinium. Thomas Finneran, the bride’s brother, was best man.

TWINS TO PRESENT DANCING PROGRAM

Paul and Pauline Murphy, 7-year-old twins, are to present tap dances

at the Knightstown Orphans’ Home

Sunday on a program under the auspices of the American Legion, Broad Ripple Post 312. They are pupils of Mrs. Zabst.

Yeddo Hats Coolest

Many men are becoming aware of; the fact that one of the coolest types of straw hat is that made of

straw stalks, the Yeddo has an all-around layer of “dead air cells,” one of the best insulators known

to engineers.

Hand-made filet gloves ars new and very web-like. While

short mitts of similar mesh

are advanced for wear with summer cocktail - fashions, These have tiny boutonnieres at the wrist. :

It’s cool at HILLMAN'S . . . aire

Yeddo straw, Woven of hollow

his two five-card suits, the distribution | might permit a -game, or at least save them from serious loss. | » But the bid served only to whet the appetite of South. His next bid was six no trump, and the re-

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