Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1938 — Page 17

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FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1088

| Baby's Diet

| Affects His ~ Disposition

Mothers: Should Seek 2a

Of Doctor in Caring for Infant’s Digestion.

By OLIVE ROBERT'S BARTON

Iam leaving baby’s physical care to your doctor and to you, mother,

directly on disposition ‘that perhaps we might go over a few points together. No baby is really sunny and sweet who does not feel very well. No

is upset or if he is hungry. Many a child is hungry, as we know, who is being fed regular meals of highquality milk and the full quota of permitted rations. This is because

his digestion may be slow in assum- |

ing its responsibilitizs. Some few

anything at first. \ Pester the Doctors :

So, no matter how healthy yeur little one is, I suggest professional backing when it comes to foods. Pester the doctor and ask questions. It is now almost 2 universal. custom to have the ner v -baby checked frequently, then once every month or so, depending or his condition. It is a good idea at such times to have réidy for the doctor a list of ' questions about the things you want to know, such as enlarging or changing formulas and adding extras. And to have another report ready for his information. Weightgain (it should be steady); the precise food formula you are using; the doses of codliver oil; all about his sun baths, and averything there is. It will save time to have it down notes, and will fielp the doctor

: Invite in 3 Nurse

It is also a good idea for the inexperienced mother, who knows little about “handling” 2 baby, to invite a nurse in for half = day, or a more experienced friend, to*show her the tricks of easy bathing, and explain about oil rubs; methods of keeping food containers boiled, ways of insuring against germs; how to keep baby’s bed smooth and dry, with easy.changes of pads; how to dress him for the weather and how to pin a diaper nicely so :t won’t lump or slide. If an adviser is out of the question, it is often possible to go to a class on baby care. It sounds complicated, but actu- . ally the right start is practical and very worth while, because a com‘fortable child is a happy one, usually, and his sunniness has much to do with his attituce toward people, and theirs toward him, as well.

Dance ce Tonight

Members: and guests of the Riviera Club are to attend a party and dance at the ‘clubhouse tonight.

‘Russell N. Edw: rds, president of |

the Boosters, is n charge. of arrangements, assisted by Harry Van ender, entertainment chairman, and Mr. and Mis. John PF. Reid. reception chairmen. _ Robert Strattman, Riviera Royal Reveliers president, announces that the monthly business session of the :Reveliers board of directors will. be held day afternoon. Votes will be counted for {he candidates entered in the armmual sweetheart contest and will be posted the following Saturday night at the weekly dance. Plans wil. also be made for the Reveliers’ annual dance April

Mrs. McCammon

Mrs. Bert McGammon, Indianap- ~ olis, was elected oresident of ‘the Indiana: Federation of Art Clubs at the state convention today at John Herron Art Institute. : Other officers named were Mrs. Mary Quick, second vice president; Mrs. A. F. Wickes, treasurer; A. Reid Winsey, DePauw University art director, and Mrs. Harry E, Barnard, directors. Mrs. Geraldire Armstrong Scott, Kokomo, was chosen to fill the unexpired term of Miss Marie Todd, a former director, Mrs. I. P. Robinson was nominatinz committee chairman.

Mrs. Raley to Review ‘Prodigal Parents’

Mrs. Margaret Wood Raley is to review “Prodigal Parents” Sinclair:Lewis at the Woman’s Depart= ment Club's 2 p. m. Monday Guild meeting : . Mrs. on J. Spring, vice chair-; man, is fo preside in the absence of Mrs. Harold K. Bachelder, chair‘man. 5... Robert Moorhead will

be tea hostess.

White F lowers Set

Splashy white flowers embroidered on the skirt make the black net evening frock at left interest-

ingly dramatic. It’s shown with a

in plain black net. Catherine Parel created it. For

a slim, utterly flattering evening

uses printed silk crepe Sownig broad stripes in red,

Today’ s Pattern

These two clever patterns, 8148 for

the gown and 8079 for the figure-

molding slip, make it possible for you to have luxury lingerie at very little expense. Made up in dainty batiste or chiffon print, the gown, 8148, with its corselet line and tiny tucks, will have all the charm of 2 costly French handmade garment. The slip, 8079, made up in silk crepe or satin, is designed to fit without a wrinkle, giving you a smooth line under the new figurehugging frocks. Follow carefully the complete and detailed sew chari that comes with your pattern. Pattern: 8148 is designed ‘for sizes 14, 16,18, 20, 40 and.42. Size 18 requires 3% yards of 39-inch material, with 512 yards of edging. Pattern 8079 is designed for sizes

There are smart, new styles for’ every type of person .. . every type of face . .°. be sure that yours are the most becoming to you! “Also let us check your glasses

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Murray Cassell Jr. in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church McKee Chapel. Mrs. William N. Fleming Jr, is to entertain with a bridge-tea tomorrow afternoon at her home, 539 E. 57th St. for her sister-in-law. She will be assisted by: her daughter, Miss Charlotte Fleming. Guests tomorrow with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. William N. Fleming, and Mrs. Ernest Murray Cassel, will be Mrs. Simpson

34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. Size 36 requires 2% yards of 39inch material, with 1 yard of ribbon for shoulder straps. To obtain a pattern and step-by-step sewing instructions inclose 15 cents in coin together with the above pattern number and your size, your name and address, and mail to Pattern Editor; The Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St., - Indianapolis.

The new Spring and Summer Pattérn Book, 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion, is now ready. Fhotographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn, a feature you will enjoy. Let the charming designs in this new book help you in your sewing. One pattern and the new Spring and Summer Pattern Book— 25 cents. Book alone—15 cents.

yellow, green and pink with a stylized white flower design shown at right. The panel drapery, massed at the front, leaving the back perfectly straight, preserves the straight lines even when the wearer is dancing or walking. flowers in the tones of the print trims the gpeoliete.

A spray of multi-colored

Round of Gay Parties Honor Two Indianapolis Brides-Elect

Miss Virginia Royall Fleming and -Miss Mary Elizabeth Davenport, two local brides-to-be, are in the midst of a round of parties before their marriages March 31 ana April 2,;respectively. : Miss Muriel Adams and Mrs. John Calvin are. to entertain with a || buffet supper tonjght in the Calvin country home near Fortville for Miss

Fleming, who is to be married to E. ©

Stoner, Greencastle; Mgf. Miles Poindexter, Lynchburg, Va.;

ard Law, Chicago; Mesdames Calvin, Robert J. Axtel, Lorenz Schmidt, Berkeley Prazier, E. R. Shoemaker, Lee Smith, William Guyton, R. W. Buehler, P. D. Powers and Truman Warren; Misses Margaret Axtell, Betty Fraser and Adams.

Bridal Shower

* Miss Helen Ross Smith and Miss Kathryn : Kilby entertained last night at the Ross home, 539 E. 36th

Davenport, who is to be married to Edward Lee Humston.

her mother, Mrs. F. T. Davenport, Elaine Oberholtzer, Betty Lutz, Florence Gipe, Margaret Spencer, Catherine Heard, Betty . Frazer,

Barbara Zechiel, Phyllis Smith,

Vance Trent. -Townsendites to Meet on “The Economics of the Town-

send Plan” at the 2 p. m. Sunday mass meeting of Townsend Clubs

at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.

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Off Black Net Frock

Mrs, | ! Don Hoover, Hammond; Mrs. Rich-

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Spice Cakes Brought Joy To Grandpa

Mocha Icing and Apple Grapefruit Jam Also Tickle Palate.

By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX

Grandmother was a gentle soul but her cakes were very spicy. So what was good enough for grandpa should delight your modern hus-

: : Spice Cakes (15 to 18 servings) One-half cup butter, 2 cups brown

‘| sugar, 2 egg yolks, 2 cups cake flour

(sifted before measuring), 1 teaspoon haking powder, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 tablespoon all Shice, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, % teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon nutmeg, 1 cup

lemon flavoring, 2 egg whites.

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Cream butter and sugar together.

‘| Add beaten oxy yolks, sift together all other gry Tgredisnta. Add alternately the dry ingredients and milk to the butter mixture, Add. lemon flavoring. Fold in stiffly: beaten egg whites. Pour into greased | utility dish which holds about two}

quarts. Bake for about 46 mine|

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grees F.). Mocha Teing

(For cake 12x8% inches) One-half cup butter, 4 cups sits - ed confectioners’ sugar, 3 tablge spoons cocoa, 6 tablespoons stro Sofles brew, 1 1 teaspobn vanilla’

Cream butter, Sift sugar before measuring and sift again with the cocoa. Blend with the butter. Add coffee and vanilla; beat until stiff enough to spread easily. Spread on cake and allow to stand a few minutes before serving. - This icing does hot get hard and crusty. ‘Here's a new way to make an oldfashioned apple marmalade: "Apple Grapefruit Marmalade

Three and one-half cups. sliced apples, 2% cups (No. 2 can) grapefruit juice, 4 cups sugar. £ Add grapefruit juice to apples.’

Cook until transparent. Add sugar 4 and cook until thickened. Pour into

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For Brown County Camping Trip

Local Girl Scouts will Send a great. part of their spring vacations

next week. in outdoor activi Thirteen will leave ow for Brown County,

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spend four days under the supervision of Miss Jenny Lind. Assisting her will be Miss Ruth Shannahan and Miss Janet Ernst. The campers will occupy the Family Welfare cabins near Nashville, 7y Activities will include hiking, na-&—¢

ture Work and horseback Tiding. Miss Ruth Dryud of the Indiana University staff will direct sketching cldsse On Monday, Mrs. Horace R. McClure, commissioner, and Mrs. C. Severin Buschmann, council Iriember, will visit them. Scouts participating in the camp, in age from 14 to 18 years, are Betty I'easey, Betsy Maynard, Margaret Curle, Jean Coffin, Bernadine Dee, Mary Jo Clapp, Mary Plummer, Mary Ann Pearce, Carolyn | Lieber,- Mary Ann Morrison, Helen Cusack, Ann Bishop and Joan Buschmann. A group of younger scouts fou 12 to 14 years of age will go to. Dellwood Saturday morning. = Miss

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