Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1938 — Page 7
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mal and semiform No young freshman should go off to for rushing parties and for dances’ and teas later on Naturally, a few rushing party costumes packbone of her dress-up wardrobe the rest of the year. She'll choose ever so carefully, keeping in the fact that they ought to be feminine da youthful enough to please the upper classmen who will pe her hostesses at rushing parties, vet at the same time sufficiently sophisticated to impress the boys
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Unusual Jewelry For instance breakfiaxts at very well {rock in some tattering color. If she has a simple, but unusual scarf or piece of jewelry tO wear with it, so much the better. This type 100 per cent correct for any before-12-0'¢clock party and will be just the thing to wear for casual evening dates, come mittee meetings and to take along | on out-of-town week-ends all vear, For luncheons and afternoon rushing parties, she'll get a softly tailored dress in silk, sheer wool or velvet, It won't be fussy, of course, but it will very definitely be more | aressy than the shirtwaister for morning events. This year, it's like« Iv to have doiman sleeves and a slim skirt, Or it may have a bloused bodice and a slenderizing gored skirt, A truly lovely model, it will be her best cate dress for months tc come Also,
for sorority houses she might
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the afternooner will go to faculty teas, holiday tea dances and Sunday night suppers. Any smart little coed will figure out ways and means to make it look quite different for each occasion, Ine
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too simple dress opens all down with buttons from neck to it's quick to put on and very easy to do up n spread it out flat on the 2 board. Make it up in calico r gingham, and have a cold version, too, in Jersey on halls Pattern No. 8398 is designed for 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 46 and 48, Size 36 requires 4%; yards of 35-inch material; 3! yard for collar and cufts, I'o obtain a pattern and step<jve step sewing instructions inelose 15 cents in coin together with the above pattern number and your size, | your name and address and mail to Pattern Editor, The Indianapolis
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the matter of an evening gown. Re«
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ishing parties and to wear on semispecial occas
sions the rest of the year is a two=piece dress, left, which comes in
smooth silk erepe or sheer wool in a variety of colors right unusual sleeves, finished with gold bow &
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Wardrobe Freshman Year
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MARIAN YOUNG 7 (NEA) Just as important as the right casual
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and general wear on the campus are the forthat the college girl includes in her wardrobe
school without two or three dresses
gardless of her elders’ advice, it isn't a good idea for the college girl to
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pick a sweet, simple and girlish little |
model trimmed with rows and rows |
of ruffles. Her Aunt Agatha simply adore it and think it exactly
may
suitable, but the sorority girls who'll |
be rushing her won't. And will the tall, dark and
neither | handsome |
young halfback whose bid she ac- |
cepts to the first prom of the fall season. She ean just leave frotin evening gowns for her elder sisters or for Aunt Agatha herself. And ao ahead and get a gown that, while in excellent taste, is perfectly striking If she intends to make a single for mal dress do her through fall un-
til spring, she'd better pick a white |
one or a black. One soon tires of a bright color, but seldom of black or white. Furthermore. it ought to have a matching jacket which will
be kept on during all but the most
formal dinners, be able to stretch her cover one or two extra wear over the same gown
to
budget
Later on, she may |
jackets to |
Given one beautifully cut. rather!
simple evening gown, the smartest little coed immediately will start
| haunting the neckwear as well as
the evening gown departments of her favorite store in search of jackets and formal sweaters. With these, plus a great deal of imagina« tive good taste as far as costume jewelry is concerned, she'll manage to make the same gown look like a | different one every time she wears | it.
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Notice the new a velvet afternoon frock with knots to match the belt buckle.
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[rs. Piepenbrok on W. C. T. U. Program Murs
Ernest Piepenbrok was man Relations” at a meeting of the Washington Union, W. C. T. U. with Mrs. Harry Ryboit, 3842 Central Ave. Mrs, Piepenbrok is presi« dent of the Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women. Mrs, W. H. Anthony the hostess. Mrs, S. C preside and Mrs. Har lead the devotions,
is to assist
Sloan will
to | speak today on “The Court of Hu- gradually, blending after each ad- | Add vanilla, salt and choco- |
Add remaining |
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2 Frostings Provide Gay Note to Cake
Icings Are Reliable Recipes.
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX | A cake is like a woman-<happier | for two hats, Two frostings for alternate days turn a simple cake into a festival. | Here's an easy cake recipe with two flattering frostings to use one after the other. | Busy Day Cake (2 dozen cup cakes) sifted cake flour,
Three cups 4
| ‘Orange Butter and Mocha
{ | | |
teaspoons combination baking pows der, '4 teaspoon salt, 1%; cups sugar, |
15 cup softened butter or other | shortening, 3 eggs well beaten, 14 cups milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, salt and sugar, and sift together three times. Add butter.
Combine eggs, milk and vanilla and |
jadd to flour mixture, stirring until | all flour is dampened. Then beat vigorously for 1 minute. { Bake in three greased 9-inch layer ‘pans in moderate oven (375 degrees F) for 25 minutes. Spread orange butter frosting between layers and |on top of cake. If you prefer cup cakes for picnics, this cake may be baked' in greased large cup-cake pans in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for 120 to 25 minutes, or until done | Spread with chocolate mocha frost ing. Orange Butter Frosting one-half rind, % tablespoon grated lemon rind, 6 tablespoons orange juice, 3 teaspoons lemon juice, 4'; tablespoons butter, 2 egg yolks unbeaten, 'i teaspoon salt, 4!% cups sifted confectioners’ sugar. Add orange and lemon rind to fruit juice and let stand 10 minutes. Strain if desired. Cream butter. Add egg volk and salt and mix well, Add part of sugar gradually, blending after each addition. Add remaining sugar alternately with fruit juice, until of right consistency to spread. Beat after each addition smooth.
One grated
and orange
the top and or about
layers, or generously sides of 8x8x2-«inch cake, three dozen cup cakes. Chocolate Mocha Frosting
Two tablespoons butter, 2'4 cups sifted confectioners’ sugar, !'5 tea= spoon vanilla, ss teaspoon salt, ‘a square unsweetened chocolate melt= ed, 3 tablespoons strong coffee.
Cream butter. Add part of sugar
dition. late and mix well.
sugar alternately with coffee, until of right consistency to spread. Beat after each addition until smooth. Makes enough frosting to cover two dozen cup cakes, or tops of three 9-inch layers, or top and sides of 8x8x2-inch cake,
tablespoons |
until | Makes enough frosting to cover tops and sides of three 9-inch |
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Mind Your Manners
Test your knowledge ot correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authori
Dry Hair Needs Extra Attention Before W aving
By ALICIA HART Hair that is dry and harsh and
tative answers below: 1. May a woman send flowers to a man she knows who is ill? 2. Should house guests be called for breakfast? 3. Are high heels correct for school wear? 4. If a date has been ade some time in advance, should the man call the girl again on the day before or on the day of the event? 5. Should a man consult the wishes of his “date” before he arranges for another couple to join them?
What would you do if— You are a girl who has kept & man waiting after ne arrives for a date? When you are finally ready— (A) Say nothing in explantion? (B) Apologize at length? (C) Explain simply the delay and say “I'm sorry”?
» Answers
1. Yes, but only when he is seriously ill. 2. Only if they have asked to be . 3. No. 4. Yes, it {s the best way to avoid a misunderstanding. 5. It would be considerate.
Best “What Would You Do” solution—(C),
State House Women To Open New Season
The State House Women's Demo-
perhaps slightly bleached from over exposure to hot sunshine needs special attention right now. No woman who wants to have a smart 'coiffure this fall will make an.
{appointment to get a new pers | manent until her hair is in ex- | cellent condition. ’ The popular saying is permanent wave 1s only as the operator who gives it. But it's well to remember that na | operator can be expected to give as fine a wave to dull, lifeless locks as to glossy, healthy ones. | Begin by using your hairbrush { regularly. Not just now and then | or occasionally at the end of the | week when your fingerwave has {about disappeared. But every | single night. Brushing, providing’ the strokes are up and away {rom the scalp, won't hurt a brand new fingerwave. That is, if Bb is 3 really fine one. Also, have or give yourself a {hot oil treatment once a week. { Simply dip cotton pads in warm | (almost hot) olive oil, part your hair in sections and rub the oid into scalp. Then massage scalp with fingertips. If possible, wrap |a clean towel around your head |and leave the oil on all night, | Next morning, shampoo in the us {ual manner, | Don't, during the weeks ahead, | get your hair wet when you swim; {bathe or take a shower. There are shower caps which are leakproof, you know. If you cannot | seem to find one, then buy a strip fof chamois and wrap it tightly around your head before putting on your regular shower cap.
that a as good
Nuptials Arranged
cratic Club will hold its first dinner |
of the season at 6 p. m. at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. | State Board of Health will be hostesses. { Mrs, Lena Scheier is general ar rangements chairman, assisted by Miss Martha Wright, publicity; Miss | Margaret MecTeagart, tickets; Miss Mary Beth Ennis, menu, and Mrs. | Katherine Owen, decorations. {
employees | SHELBYVILLE,
miestay| AS October Event
I'imes Special s Sept. 7.—Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Daniel Wray DePrea announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia I'uller DePrez, to | William Otis Scott, New York, son of Mr¥ and Mrs. Ivan Winfield Scott, Shelbyville. . The wedding will be an event of October.
IVE your child
vision is as good as possible.
every chance in Make certain his Visit Dr,
school. . . .
Fahrbach for an examination NOW!
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