Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1937 — Page 20

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Five mischievous morning faces nurserv as the Dionne quintunlets rise at 6:30 a. m. to greet a new day. Here Annette, Emilie, Cecile, | Marie and Yvonne are inviting you into the nursery |

brighten the

Wife Upset by Husband’s

Desire for

Her to Flirt

Perhaps She Exaggerates His Wishes for Her to Be Conspicuous,

Jane Says.

to pass an ‘entire day with them and see how they make hanpy hours fly. of devilment, but the others are eagerly curious about the day's events—and perhaps just a bit sleepy.

Whoa, there! Yvonne has just bumped her shin and is deciding whether to cry. But a laugh wins out, for—

Annette, left, is already full

Coronation Styles Stress Gowns of Simple Design

White and Gold Material and Silver Lame to Be Worn in Westminster Abbey.

A moment later here’s Yvonne again, sporting the gayest of grins as she scouts prospects for breakfast. The coast's clear, so—

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Boo! she cries, and at her signal the whole troupe of laughing little girls follows her to the Marie, Emilie and Annette join Yvonne in the | .raid on the enticing world that beckons beyond the

door.

AROUND THE CLOCK WITH THE QUINS—No. 1: Wake Up!

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Today’s Contract Problem

~ South is: -declarer at four spades. Should he establish hearts before drawing trumps, or try for a ruff of a losing club, to fulfill his contract?

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that light up the faces of the quins! come!” they cry, “For another wonderful day!

door of the sleeping room. And are they wide-awake-Just take a look at the animation and joy

“Here we

Country Club’s Supper Guests Will See Farce

Frederick Burleigh, Civic Theater director, is to present a Russian farce, “The Inspector General” by Gogol, at the Meridian Hills Coun=

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If you have a baffling problem, put it in a letter to Jane Jordan and

read her answers in this column. NEA Service Staff Writer

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By United Press LONDON, April 22.—Styles for women at the coronation of King George VI on May 12 will stress simplicity of line and much white and gold material as well as silver lame for the historic function in Westminster Abbey. Since it is not good taste to wear colored gowns under the velvet at the coronation ceremonies, these materials in garbs for milady will (1%, pounds.) predominate, dressmakers said. Women without titles and robes follow Three cups brown sugar, 2 ta-|. ® blespoons light molasses, % cup top

and hostesses will be Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph | L. Flood, Walter H. Montgomery, Wendell P. Coler, Henry Holt, John T. Heckel, Eugene P. Fishburn, Harry M. Stitle Jr, Roy K. Coats, Howard E. Nyhart, John H. Waldo,

o 2 n Eg F-4 ” EAR JANE JORDAN—I am right in the middle. 1 can’t understand my husband whatsoever. . Do you think my husband really loves me when he wants me to wear the scantiest of clothes, the shortest of skirts and

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encourages me to flirt? I have always been taught to

have a certain amount of modesty and I just can’t lower myself to such practices. In no way am I a back number. I am considered attractive, wear all the latest fashions, and they're brief enough without adding another touch. Joe tells me that he loves me, but I've always had the idea that a man wanted his woman for himself alone. I don’t know whether it is he or I, but at any rate I have a certain amount of decency in me which cannot be destroyed, even if it means losing him. : BEWILDERED. ANSWER—I cannot tell from your letter whether you have exaggerated your husband’s wish to make you conspicuous or not. We are so sensitive to the opinions of those we love that most of us tend to overreact toward suggestions we do not like. It may be that you have attached more significance to your husband's attitude than he intended. He might be utterly astonished if he knew that you took his remarks so seriously. Think now. serious and conservative whercas he is gay and reckless. are a conformist and he a nonconformist. Possibly he is one who enjoys shocking others whereas it is painful to you to be different. If so, you may have irked him to the point where he said more than he meant to goad you out of your nice, safe ‘little habits. I say this because so often one partner is amazed at the interpretation the other placed on some thoughtless remark. : It is indeed unusual for a husband to want his wife to step out of her role as a lady. He likes daring very well in the other fellow’s wife, but his own, like Caesar's, must be above reproach. Usually he Is suspicious and resentful of her efforts to attract other men, particularly if she resorts to burlesque show methods. Occasionally, I must confess, we find a man who actually likes for his wife to be flirtatious. The more other men desire her the better he likes it. his partner. likes shall be attracted to his wife, The admiration of friends is acceptable, but the admiration of men whom he does not like is ofThis theme is dealt with in Noel Coward's play, “Design for

Aren’t you temperamental ovnposites? Perhaps you are

fensive. Living.” Handle the situation as deftly as you know how. So many of these differences can be ironed out where the wife shows wisdom and tact.

You need not dress or behave in a fashion which is contrary to your nature, but you can turn aside such suggestions with humor and

Above all, be sure that JANE JORDAN.

strategy without becoming so antagonized. you do not make a mountain from a mole hill.

Perhaps you

Their admiration stimulates him and increases his regard for Sometimes the husband prefers that only men whom he

‘at the Westminster Abbey cere- { mony will be Mrs. Winston Church-

suit. However, gay and vivid colors are being worn for the Coronation Week . celebrations and the overworked dressmakers have been concentrating on many print motives on spring materials for afternoon and evening wear. For the less formal functions, the combination of red, white and blue is noted everywhere. Victor Stiebel, fashion arbiter, said women this coronation season were demanding simply cut gowns because of the rich, luxurious colors used and also because of the magnificent jewelry which will be worn. | Jewelry Refurbished Tiaras, coronets, rings, bracelets and other jewelry locked away for years is being brought out and refurbished. Jewelers have designed modern tiaras that are more in keeping with modern hairdressing styles. The correct coronation hair styles have been fashioned by several professional hairdressers. One said the correct style is a cockscomb brushed high from the forehead in front, claw curls at the temple and sides, a nest of large claw curls at the back, with the hair very smooth on top. The Duchess of Kent is her own hairdress designer. She now wears

Mind Your Manners

Test your knowledge of correct social usuages by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. Outside of the classroom should boys and girls rise when addressed by their teacher? 2. Should school children holdup their hands for’ permission to talk when another person is reciting? 3. Does it show appreciation of a good assembly program to stamp feet and whistle? 4, Should children greet their teacher with “Hello”? 4. Is it good manners to laugh at another child's mistakes in class?

What would you say if— You were a boy or girl answering a teacher— A—“Yes, ma'am”? B—"“Yes, Miss Russell’? C—“Sure!”’?

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the middle and pulled back in soft, flat waves. The ends. of the hair are curled into a series of soft little rolls which begin at the ears and continue to the nape of the neck.

Clothes Ordered the best-dressed women

Answers 1. Yes. 2. No. 3. No. Appreciation is shown by careful attention, and applause at the end of the program. 4. No. “Good morning, Miss Russell,” is preferable. 5. No. Nor in any other place,

‘Best “What Would You Do?” solution—B. (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.)

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ill. She has ordered a gown by Schiaparelli in Paris in a heavy white crepe with drapery: and a regulation train in black. White crepe roma in a draped model has been selected by Lady Haig for the

abbey ceremonies. Lady Fairfax has ordered a group of dinner and

Colors for Sports Wear

Club Meetings

TOMORROW Alpha Gamma Latreian Club. | Miss Zella Ann Grossman, hostess. | Miss Zona Brindle,

assistant. | Guest Night. Mrs. G. H. Shading-

er, “The History of Weaving.” Miss | ments are announced for the annual | luncheon meeting of the Methodist

Helen Hittle, current events. Friday Afternoon Reading Club. | Mesdames B. C. Wright, Elizabeth | Spahr, hostess. Mrs. H. P. Clarke, |

“Shakespeare’s Women.” Mrs. A. G.|chairman and Mrs. Carl Ploch, {luncheon hostess chairman.

“Sarah Bernhardt.” SATURDAY Woman’s Department Club Art Department. 7 p. m. Wm. H. Block Co. Auditorium. of Hoosier Salon. i Cheer Broadcasters, Inc, Colum- | bia Club.

Small,

| {and another of 18 from Gary will A ( jcome for the fifth annual program. Dinner preview | Mrs. Isaac Born is guild president.

Spring frolic. Mrs. Wil- | have returned from a vacation in St. | i Petersburg, Fla. :

Hospital Guild Adds Members

To Committees

Additional committee

appoint-

Hospital White Cross Guild Wednesday in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Mrs. John G. Benson is reception

A delegation of 50 from Ft. Wayne

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson |

son Parker, chairman.

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evening dresses at the same house for the entertainments which will follow the coronation. One is in woolen tulle—a new material—and has the usual dinner jacket. Lady Keith Frazer has selected

( white crepe with a tobacco leaf de-

sign in green and rose satin jacket, embroidered in tiny glass flowers. Incidentally Princess Elizabeth will see her father erowned King at

Color, dash and feminine detail are keys to new fashions for summer sports wear. Especially versatile is a low-back tennis dress with divided or slim circular skirt and a

pert jacket to don after the game.

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the Abbey—the first female heir to Britain’s throne to see her parents crowned. She will wear a miniature

velvet, robe of peeress’ rank. amemesammmnn 44 N- PON ean)

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It’s a foolish wife who risks Cosmetic Skin—dullness, tiny blemishes, enlarging pores. Use cosmetics all you wish! But remove them thoroughly with Lux Toilet Soap. Its ACTIVE lather removes hidden traces of dust, dirt, stale rouge and powder that might otherwise remain to choke your pores. Use Lux Toilet Soap faithfully for lovely skin.

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milk, 3 squares chocolate (3 ounces), 14 cup butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Put sugar, molasses, milk and chocolate in a 1% quart saucepan and bring to the boiling point, stirring until the sugar and chocolate are melted. Cook over a low flame to the soft ball stage; 235. degrees F. if you use a candy thermometer. Add butter and cook to hard ball stage, 245 degrees F. Remove from the heat, add vanilla extract, and pour into a well greased dish about 6x10 inches. Cool. Chocolate Fudge (14 pounds) Two cups sugar, 2 squares chocolate (2 ounces), 2 tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon corn syrup, % cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Cook together the sugar chocolate,

| butter and corn syrup until it forms

a soft ball when put in a cup of cold water. On the candy thermometer this is 235 degrees F. Remove from the range, and cool without stirring until the bottom of the dish is barely warm. Add vanilla extract and beat until it begins to lose its shiny look. Pour into a well greased dish about 6x 10 inches. : Quick Parker House Rolls (2 dozen small) - Two cakes yeast, % cup luke-warm water, 124 cups milk, 3 tablespoons sugar, % teaspoon salt, 4 cup butter, 3 cups flour. Dissolve yeast in water. .Into saucepan place milk, sugar and half the butter. Heat slightly. Add yeast and flour, mix, and stand in a warm place for fiiteen minutes. Then turn out on well floured board and pat to about 3, inch thickness. Shape with cutter. Place piece of butter on each and fold dough over to cover. Let rise in warm place on greased baking sheet. Then bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) for about 10 minutes.

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Solution in next issue. 15

Solution to Previous Problem By W. E. M'KENNEY American Bridge League Secretary HE manner in which a bridge player handles the more difficult situations which arise in the play of the hand is usually a stamp of his rank. Sometimes there are very poor bidders, and occasionally, because a player is proud of his playing skill, he needs it all because he overbids a trick or two on the strength of it. ‘In today’s hand South’s success or failure depended wholly on himself. East's double was based primarily on getting a heart lead. While he risked the loss of some points that way, if South made his contract, the risk seemed imperative. North’s hearts were solid enough to prevent East from running the suit, and. there appeared not the

slightest danger in the club suit, |

which should net five tricks, together with four tricks in spades and diamonds. East won the opening lead with the heart jack and returned a diamond. South played low. West won with the eight and returned another heart. This East won, and the return of a diamond was won by South's ace. : Now South laid down a small club, won with the ace in dummy, and wound up by going down two tricks for a loss of 1000 points. South had a much better way of playing the club suit. East's double and the heart play disclosed that he held five hearts. South should have played the queen of

clubs. When East failed to follow,

Reédouble Pass - Pass Pass Opening lead—%¥ 6. 15

South then, by two leads through ‘West, could have picked up the outstanding clubs without the loss of a

trick, and fulfilled his contract, (Copyright, 1937, NEA Ee=rvice, Inc.)

Bride-to-Be Honored

.Miss Agnes Thiemann, a bride-to-be, was entertained recently by the alumnae chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Walker Carll. The marriage of Miss Thiemann to Francis W. Ballinger is to take place April 30. ;

Parke A. Cooling and P. D. Powers. Losers in the men’s golf tournament Saturday are to buy dinne=s for the winners. A sound picture on “How to Play Golf” is to be pre sented.

Sylvesters Observe Golden Anniversary,

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sylvester marked their golden wedding anniversary with a reception Wednesday at their home, 149 N. Highland Ave, Their three sons, Ralph, Leonard

and Paul Sylvester; a daughter, Mrs, Robert Shipman, and six grande children assisted at the reception.

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