Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1939 — Page 21

FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939

Author Urges ~ Men to Fling Style to Winds

(A Little Fashion, Lots of Color, and Lots of Comfort Is Her Idea.

By MARIAN YOUNG ' NEW YORK, June 16 (NEA) — ‘Elizabeth Hawes, who thinks fash- . on for women is just so much spiniach, would like to see quite a lot of v spinach injected into clothes for « men. In her new book, “Men Can Take It.” Miss Hawes indicates, in no un- |: certain terms, that while women pay too much attention to fashion and not enough to style, men go overboard in he opposite direction. They cling to much to style and, according to the American design-|: er-author, distressingly uncomfortable style at that. What men need |: in their lives, she obviously thinks, |: is a little fashion, a lot of color|: and a great deal more comfort.

Likes Slack Suits

Specifically, what they need are slack suits for business. (A slack suit, in case you wonder, consists of only two pieces—loose fitting coat and comfortable slacks.) Also | informal dinner suits which re- |: semble bull fighters’ costumes. | These would include full, silk, open-neck blouses, silk trousers and bright sashes. Miss Hawes, says she visualizes all men going to work in blouses and trousers resembling, for the present, slack suits. She adds that there are a thousand ways of cut- 3 ting them. Sa

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Early Summer

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“All clothes, that are worn daily by men and women should be washable. It's a much better way C A R Groups Of State Meet Here Tomorrow

of keeping them clean than cleaning. Its also cheaper. Along with the necktie makers, we must dismiss most of the cleaners of the future. Only a few will remain to clean our beautiful, ceremonial clothes for special occasions.” “I would first like to see a stu- — DE Co a et fe Members of the local Old Glory tween male and female. I don't Society of the Children of the know that the average woman has’ American Revolution will be hosttoo many clothes, but many of them esses to other groups in the state at could easily do with fewer. the 13th annual convention of the The average’ man has enough yphgiana Society tomorrow at the clothes to cover {his body, but that pn A R. Chapter House, 824 N. Int at Be ol TR Pennsylvania St. Registration is to i t 11 a. m. NOT to see are neckties. vests, Pd a collars or, for that matter, collars : ‘ of any kind, hats, belts and shirts, if [tPOIS of their work during the thev are to be worn under coats business meeting following the "luncheon at 1 o'clock. Fred I. Jones, . junior state vice president, will preJuliet Baker, Engaged side. | A feature of the afternoon proTo James MeLauchlan gram will be a tea dance from 4 : o'clock until 6 p. m. in the auditoMr. and Mrs. Thaddeus R. Baker rium. Mrs. George C. Chester, Valtoday announced the engagement paraiso, state C. A. R. president, of their daughter, Juliet, to James will attend.

McLauchlan, Occumster, Caithness, | Scotland. The wedding will be, 0. E. S. Luncheon Set The Golden Auxiliary, Order of

next month. Star, will hold a covered

Miss Baker was graduated from] Principia College. Mr. McLauch- Eastern at dish luncheon Monday noon at the Hannah Hiatt, 4801

Junior state chairmen will present

lan is an exchange teacher Shortridge High School. The couple home of Mrs. Jill go to Scotland in August. S. East St.

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1. Black crepe with a lingerie touch makes a chic little suit for Rita Hayworth. Black pumps, white gloves and a black and white hat complete the ensemble. 2. Mother with her plume bedecked chapeaus of the years ago had nothing on her daughter. This 1939 model has a plume as the brim of a turban and two brilliant bird wings as the accent. Note the high neckline on the model's blouse and the little black “choker.” 3. This ensemble fairly radiates that “Little Girl Look.” The skirt is aqua with an aqua blouse striped in white. Row on row of shirring is used on the blouse. The straw bonnet ties beneath the chin. 4 Merle Oberon wears a pale blue organdie dress with tiny puff sleeves, smocked neckine and a full skirt. The variant note is struck by the brief smoothly fitting black velvet blouse, in tailored contrast to the soft frills of the organdie. The picture hat carries out the orgahdie black velvet theme.

Church Group to Hear! Club Will Hear Rev. J. W. Yoder Talk E xpert on Plots

The Rev. J. W. Yoder will speak on “Psychology and Religion” Mon‘day at a 1 o'clock luncheon meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Leslie M. DeVoe, 7345 N. Meridian St. will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Florence Schulz and Miss Anna Cope.

Lewis Storr, Lafayette author and authority on plots, will present an illustrated lecture at 8 o'clock next Thursday evening in a clubroom of {the Indiana War Memorial Buildling. Mr. Storrs talk on “How to Plot Salable Stories” will be open to the public under the sponsorship of the Story of the Month Club. Mrs. Paul Masteller, club president, is in charge. Mr. Storr will be the guest of Fleming Roberts at his home, 6030 Carrollton Ave.

Homecoming Set Residents of the Mt. Jackson Community will have their third | ‘annual homecoming Sunday on the

{lawn of the home of Mr. and Mrs.| Following the lecture, a roundClyde Johnson, 2931 W. Washing- [table discussion will be held and ton St. A basket dinner will be new members will be installed. A served. Alva Gulley is president | membership campaign ended last land Mrs. Beatrice Carlisle is sec- | week. A class for associate mem- | bership also has been instituted.

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Correct Makeup Talk Is Arranged For Sub-Deb Unit

A correct makeup lecture, a tour of city buildings and a business meeting are scheduled for meetings of. local chapters of the Sub-Deb Federation. Mrs. H. Louise Richardt of Block's cosmetic department will discuss correct makeup before members and guests of the Kitty Klub Chapter at

8 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Miss Marilyn Gardner, 946 N. Bolton Ave.

Miss Marzee Breeden will entertain members of the Stagette Chapter at a meeting at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at her home, 930 N. Riley Ave. Members of the Wanna Meedus Club, newly organized chapter, are to be conducted on a tour of the Coca-Cola Bottling Works today as the first of a series of visits to Indianapolis industries and buildings. Other proposed trips will include visits to the Eli Lilly and Co. and the U. S. Tire Co. Members of the new group are} the Misses Martha Rooker, Evelyn Armstrong, Rosemary Snyder, Imogene Elkins, Helen Shane, Phyllis Ayres and Bettie Teeter.

Heads E. T. C. Club

Miss Betty Ann Dorn heads the E. T. C. Club for the coming year following a recent election of officers. Other officers are Miss Marjorie Burris, vice president; Miss Sue Woodrow, secretary, and Miss

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Bride’s Cake Recipe Given For Mothers

Here's One You Can Bake And Decorate in Your Own Kitchen.

By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX

Many mothers beg for a recipe for a beautiful but simple Bride's Cake

| which they can both bake and dec- : |orate themselves.

Simple Bridal Cake

Three cups sifted cake flour, 3 teaspoons combination baking powder, 14 teaspoon salt, 23 cup butter or other shortening, 13 cups sugar, 5 egg whites unbeaten, 1 cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Sift flour once, measure, add bak-

ling powder and salt, and sift to-

gether three times. Cream butter add sugar gradually, and cream together until light and fluffy. Add egg whites, one at a

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: leach. Add flour, alternately with| : | milk, beating after each addition E {until smooth. Add vanilla.

Bake in greased 15x9x2 inch pan in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for 40 to 45 minutes, or until done. Spread with boiled frosting on top and sides of cake. Cut model bell out of wax paper, outlining on cake with tooth pick. Remove paper pattern and fill in outline with silver dragees. Decorate sides with white or tinted cocoanut.

Boiled Frosting

Three cups sugar, 1 teaspoon light corn syrup, 1% cups boiling water, 4 egg whites, stiffly beaten, 2 teaspoons vanilla. Combine sugar, corn syrup, and water. Bring quickly to a boil, stirring only until sugar is dissolved. Boil rapidly, without stirring, until small amount of syrup forms a soft pall in cold water, or spins a long thread when dropped from tip of spoon (240 deg. F.). Pour syrup in fine stream over egg whites, beating constantly. Add vanilla, continue

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