Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1938 — Page 15
-showers are
Biides-to- Be
Are Honored i
At Showers
Miss Nina Ruth Sherman|'
To Be Honored at Party Tomorrow Night.
Personal, kitchen, linen and silver being held this week in honor of Indianapolis brides-to-be and one bride. Three will be married this month and another has or Thanksgiving Day for her wedng. Miss, Mary Evelyn Daniels and Mrs. Jack Strawbridge, Anderson, will entertain tomorrow night with a personal shower honoring Miss Nina Ruth Sherman, at Miss Daniels’ home, 5850 Lowell Ave, Miss Sherman’s marriage to Ralph M. Davis will be Oct. 28 at the Irvington Methodist’ Church. She is the: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll J. Sherman, 105 Johnson Ave. Guests will include Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Oliver M. Davis, mother of the bridegroom-to-be; Misses Carol Sherman, Peggy Kiefer, Roberta Conreaux, Martha Finney, Catherine Davis, Georgia Foster, Helen Healey, Mary Anna Butz, Ruth Duckwall, Nancy Baker, Betty Breech, Marjorie Tretton, Mary Alice Brown, Jean Sullivan, Mary Hull, Dorothy Jones, Esther Begin-
. ger, Patricia Edwards, Mrs. Elmer
Dolzall and Mrs. Charles E. Brown, Ft. Wayne. t J ” 2 Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Curry, 3737 Carrollton Ave. will be hosts at a dinner party and sterling shewer Friday, Oct. 28, honoring Miss Norma Mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Griswold, 5830 University. Ave. Miss Mack's marriage to Robert Noll Leppert will be read Oct. 31 at the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Covers will be laid for Messrs. and Mesdames E. Bert Leppert, Gris-
- wold, C.. T. Bowers, W. C. Hyde,
Frederick hmitt, Walter Forman, John D. Daly, and Don Laird; Lawrence Sexton and Joseph Elwood. 2 = ®
Miss Mary Louise Thomas was honor guest last night at a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. William Forsyth, 5339 Park Ave. Mrs. John Spahr, Louisville, was assistant hostess. Miss Thomas will be married Saturday to William L. Leppert at the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Decorations were carried out in the bridal colors of blue and white. Guests were Mesdames E. B. Lep-pert,-Clyde T. Bowers, George Sadlier, Robert Huncilman, Charles Lebo, Howard Kiser, Marie McNulty, Charles B. McFadden, John Rosebaum, John Carroll, Don Irwin, Robert Pruyn; Misses Helen Leppert, Paulyn Acre, Emma Louise Reeves, Mary Koehler, Helen Carroll, Norma Mack, Dortha Thomas, Marie Leppert, Edith Leppert and Rosemary Dwyer. : ; ® = 9 Mrs. Alvin Yetter, assisted by her mother, Mrs. S. P. Meadows, will entertain tomorrow night with a miscellaneous shower in honor of her sister, Miss Mary Margaret Meadows, who will become the bride of Joseph L. Teipen Thanksgiving Day. Guests at the shower will include Mesdames J. ¥. Teipen, Anna Yetter, - Edward Knartzer, Esther Brooks, James Welch; Misses Jane Brisby, Harriet Brooks, Georgia Conley, Mary Frances Crisler; Dora Carter, Margaret Flanary, Roberta Kerr, Helen MacGregor, Mary Mills, Adeline Reed, Loraine Reed, Rita Murphy, Gladys Sullivan, Dorothy Wagoner, Dolores Teipen and Dorothy Teipen. ® 2 = Mrs. Robert Shaw, formerly Miss Dorothy Shane, will be honor guest tonight at a linen shower at the home of Mrs. Margaret Jolly, 919 Shelby St. Mrs. Shaw is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shane, 2626 Manker St. Decoration will be in pink and green, the bridal colors. Gifts will be arranged around a centerpiece of pink chrysanthemums with green leaves. Guests will include Misses Helen Chandler, Marie Coghill, Nellie Parris, Eileen Small, Dorothy Cross, Emily Walker, Jeanette Caldwell, Ethel Thornburg, Louise Cohee, Betty Harding, Ruth Shewalter, Ruth Shane, Josephine Tate, Margaret Lahmon, Eva McConahay, Faydine Carpenter; Mesdames Robert Shaub, Edward Miller, Boyd Haines, A. R. Johnson, Helen McGrath, Hugh Johnson, Henry ReedRaymond Serber, Howard Brown and Alex Gordon.
Business Club Meets Tonight; Program Is Set
Miss Edna Means, monologist, will present a program, “We Moderns,” at a meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club at 8 o'clock tonight at the Indiana World War Memorial. Preceding the progra Miss Jeanette Robbins, harpist, ill play. Mrs. Nell M. Thomas will preside during the meeting. Miss Louise Ford is chairman of the hospitality committee and wil] be assisted by Mesdames Nona Coffin, Ellen Jentry, Carolyn Conrad, Bertha Dixon,
* Gladys Vansant; Misses Lois Baker,
Irene Daugherty, Thelma Dawson, Bess Hiatt, Grace Norwood and Ruth Rines. : Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, international B. P. W. president, will speak next Thursday at a luncheon meeting of the group at the Severin Hotel. The luncheon is being held in conjunction with the 85th annual convention of the Indiana State Teachers’ Association to be held here next week. Reservations may be made with Mrs. E. Jane Carter. A Halloween party has been planned for members next Wednesday .at the organization’s clubhouse. Miss Fannie
* Paine and Mrs, Lou Casey will be
in charge. Music for the evening will be furnished by the Joy Trio. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Casey.
Temple Sisterhood To Sponsor Benefit
The Temple Sisterhood will sponsor a benefit party at 2 p. m. Tues-
+ day at Block's auditorium. Mrs. 8S
_T. Bodner is chairman of the ways. and means committee and Mrs. Arthur Fajrbanks heads the
Black ‘Wool and Broadrail
Bette Davis, Hollywood star, models a smart dress coat from her personal wardrobe. Of nubby black wool, the coat shows a Peter Pan collar and front panel of rich black Russian broadtail. felt chapeau has a flared brim which dips across the front and her bag and gloves are of black antelope.
Her black
hostess.
Fri. S. L. Hauck, hostesses. ViMi. Tues. dish luncheon,
hostesses.
Hall. Ceremonial.
SORORITY Theta Sigma Delta. Mon. Mrs. Joseph McHugh, 3612 E. Michigan, ; © CLUBS Women’s Auction Bridge Section, Hoosier Athletic Club. 2 p. m. Club ballroom. Mrs. T. W. Klippel, T. W. Hollenbeck and Mrs. Anita McConnell, 3717 Jackson, hostess. Covered
CARD PARTIES
Ladies Auxiliary to the Altenheim. 2 Doerschel, Ferdinand Strens, Bertha Otte and Miss Grace Reager,
Lavelle Gossett Auxiliary, V. F. W. 1:45 p. m. Pri. Capt. William E. English, Auxiliary 56, U. S. W. V. 7:30 p. m. Thurs. Gas Co. Public invited.
LODGES
Lynhurst Chapter 505, O. E. S. 8 p. m. ‘Tues. Bridgeport Masonic Temple. Election of associate patron. Pilgrim Shrine 12, White Shrine of Jerusalem. 8 p. m. today. Castle Mrs. Myrtle Hummel will preside. William H. Spearing is watchman of shepherds,
p. m. Fri. Mesdames Louis
Foodcraft Shop.
Washington Pupils Will Be Entertained
About 200 freshmen girls of George Washington High School will be entertained this afternoon at the school gymnasium by the Washington Club. Lois McCreery, president of the . Senior Service Club,. is in charge of arrangements. The program will include vocal
numbers by Jean Inman and Earl Albertson, a reading by Rosemary Riddell and a presentation of “Value of High School Attendance” by the Misses Dorothy McCalment, Catherine Woliver and Marjorie Burton. W. G. Gingery, principal, and Mrs. Gingery and E. B. Hargrave, vice principal, and Mrs. Hargrave wn receive with officers of the club :
| Cadle,
Dance Set For Tonight | At Marott
Dinner ‘to. Precede First i
Formal Eveht of Year At Hotel. - A formal i chron tonig ht
will: open the social season at | Marott Hotel. Several hundred resi-
dents and their guests are expected :
to attend. Music during the dinner hour with be furnished by Consuelo Couchman
'Dunmeyer, ag Carolyn Ayres Turner, pianis
vocalist. The .balcony and. ing room will be festooned with autumn legves and cornstalks and pumpkins and bittersweet will add a fall note. A number of residents have arranged parties for the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Max Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Buford . ang Mrs. Marvin L. gar will entertain Mr. and =. Henry Marsh and Mrs. Thomas L.
t | Green,
Dining with Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. Edward Keller will be Mr. and Mis.
E carl - Irrgang, Miss Ruth Belbauer £ (and William L. Harmes. A private
party in the Gold Room will include
| Dr. and. Mrs. Miles Barton, Messrs. Ee and Mesdames Gilbert Scott, H. £ Harold Wells, E | William Lewis and Francis H. Sinex.
Theron B. Miner,
Others who will entertain are Mr.
fland Mrs. W. Scott Deming, Don
McCammon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tucker, W. I. Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Toner M. Overley and Miss Virginia
| Fout.
Among those attending will be Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hoke, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Stewart, Miss Lucille Stewart, Dr. Allegra Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hart, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Handy, Miss Joan DeHaven, Norman E. Titus, Miss Meraline Walker, Thomas Wood and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reardon. In another group will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hutton, Dr. and Mrs. Wilford VanOsdol, the Mesdames W. W. Critchlow, W. W. Wentz, O, D. Bohlen, Harry Murphy, 8. T. Nichols and H. M., Gilchrist.
Irene Bishop, mai | rimba, player, and Lillian Snyder,
Mrs. Edwin L : Boston, Saiendert; president of :
for & one-day publicity short cotirse. for club. women throughout the state to be presented Saturday at Butfer . University. Prof. Charles Kinter, head of the journalism department, is in charge of -| the short course. Between 150 and 200 clubwomen
are expected to attend the sessions.
Altrusa Groups’ Conclave Operis Here Tomorrow
“Vocational Guidance,” the theme of Altrusa International, and the vocational guidance projects sponsored by Altrusa Clubs for young women will be principal discussion topics at the ninth annual conference of the Fifth District. Association of the grou 9 Spun opens tomorrow and continues Jr} Sunday noon at the Claypool Hote Mrs. Erma B. ae "Muncie, district vice governor, will report on the projects at the Saturday afternoon session. ~ Miss. Cordelia Hoeflin, vice president of the Indianapolis organizaon, will preside at the Tuncheon
Saturday. at the Claypool Hotel Chateau Room. Miss Edna Means, Chicago, will® present a monolog program, “Impressions.” A mixer and entertainment tomorrow night
will open convention activities.
Harrell-Schaefer Wedding Is Tonight Miss Ruth Anne Schaefer, formerly of Louisville, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Arnott, Indianapolis, will become the bride of Edward Harrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Harrell, Jeffersonville, in a ceremony this evening at the Bethany English Lutheran Church. The. Rev. J. Luther Seng, formerly of Louisville, will officiate at the wedding. Miss Mary Jane Schaefer, sister of the bride, and Miss Jean Arnott, bride’s cousin, will be
her attefidants. Nicholas Safauna will be past man.
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Fry Chicken With Gravy Or Without
Two Tasty Recipes for Preparing Fowl Are Given. By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
A chicken in the skillet brings a | FHP
sigh of sweet content. In f t's one of our most popular Join bt
Fried Chicken, Cream Gravy (Serves 4)
One 3-pound frying chicken, 3 cups milk, 1% clove garlic, 3 sprigs
parsley, 2 tablespoons butter, flour,
salt, pepper, cayenne,
cut chicken into 68 pieces. Singe|
thoroughly, Cover with milk to which garlic and parsley have been added. Stand for % hour. Remove and on clean towel or kitchen paper, Dust with salt, pepper and a little cayenne. Roll lightly. in flour. Heat buiter in large heavy frying pn. Fry chicken until lightly browned on all sides. Then place frying pan in moderate oven (376 degrees F.) and continue to cook until tender, about .%%. hour more. Turn chicken frequently for even browning. ; When done, remove to hot plate ter. Pour milk into drippings in pan. Stir gently and simmer Zor about 10 minutes. Pour over chicken. Then the music begins. Just plain fried chicken is also a theme song for content. Fried Chicken (Serves 4) One 3-pound frying chicken, salt, pepper, flour, butter or pork fat. Cut chicken into six pieces. Singe, wash and dry. Season and roll lightly in flour. Heat butter in large heavy fryihg pan. Fry chicken until delicately browned on all sides. Then cover, reduce heat to low and continue to cook until tender, about 1 hour. Add 1-4 cup boiling water to pan after browning. Make cream gravy from irae flour and mil k.
Mrs. Hall Entertains
Mrs. James E. Hall, 2252 8S. Penn- | sylania St., was hostess today at aa covered dish luncheon for the Hugh Copsey Unit 361, American Legion Auxiliary. A short business meeting
followed.
School girls, college girls and busts ness women must have a comfy, good-looking pair of tailored pajamas for this busy season. ; Pattern 8233 is designed for sizen 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 8 re quires 3% yards of 39-inch material with long sleevs; % yard contraste ing, 36 inches wide, Pattern 8231 is designed for sizes
12, 14; 16, 18, 20 and 40. -Size 14 requires 41 yards of 39-inch material, Contrasting collar requires 1-3 yard, To obtain a:pattern and step-by=-step . sewing - instructions inclose. 18 Sons in coin together. with the ve pattern number.and your size, your.name and address and. mail to Pattern Editor, ‘The Indianapolis
Times, 214 W. Marylin St., Ine dianapolis, Ind.
Parties Outlined For Lambs’ Club Frolic Saturday
Several members of Indianapolis society were busy today completing guest lists for dinner parties at the first Lambs’ Club frolic of the season, which will be Saturday night at the Columbia Club. Tunes from “The Red Mill” will be features of the floor show at 11 o’clock. One party will include Messrs. and Mesdames Carl Wallerich, Uz Mec-
Murtrie and John Sloan Kittle, who will be the Wallerich’s guests. Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. Kahlo will have in their party Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Fuller, Bloomington, Il.
who will be their house guests, Mr. :
and Mrs. Ernest M. Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wallace. Dinner guests at the club of Mr. and Mrs, Irving Fauvre will be Mr. and Mrs. William H, Wemmer and Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan.
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