Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1940 — Page 7

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_ NURSERY DESSERTS ‘play no havoe with adult Summies, And: 5

the LAE very easy to eat, too. _Banany Betty

3 tablespoons brown .

ua and vind of pt lemon

% eup melted butter z Dash ‘nutmeg wnd :

tablespoon melted ! Putter (extra) cinnamon 14 cup water

¥ \ Roll bread crumbs and toss in melted butter. Place. aif the bread crumbs in bottom of gréased baking dish, then a layer. of ‘ which have been cut in quarters and slicked’ lengthwise. Sprinkle with half the sugar and lemon. Add a layer of crumbs, then remainder of bananas, lemon and sugar. Top with crumbs, dot with butter and sprinkle with water. Bake in moderate oven (530 “degrees F.) for about 30 minutes. Serve with hard sauce.

- APPLESAUCE can be turned Wy an interesting nursery dessert, Crush old cookies and roll into fine crumbs. Line bottom of baking dish with crumbs. To applesauce, add beaten egg white. Mix well, and fill dish with the sauce. Sprinkle top liberally with cookie . crumbs, sprinkle with cinnamon, pour a little maple sugar or melted -honey over top and run under broiler just long enough to brown J eo0kie STnbe. Chill and serve With ¢ cream.

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By ALICIA HAR?

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', Hollywood makeup expert ever fails to ‘of dramatizing the lips. = “If your mouth is of normal size and in correct proportion with “your face,” they say, “stick to the natural outline, making sure that never seem uneven and blurred.” However, if a star's mouth is so small as to be ‘all out of proportion with the other features of her face, the makeup expert in her Studio advises her always to. use lipstick to make it seem larger. ‘He doesn’t want: her to extend the color on white skin beyond the

to emphasize the importance

" normal outline of the lips. But he does think that she can apply

lipstick outward to the corners in a rather heavy line instead of tapering it upward-and letting it disappear completely, leaving corners of the month uncolored. --To make a too-large mouth seem smaller the exact opposite technique is used. ~ According to Jean Tennyson, attractive opera star, and to the majority. of the glamor girls of the screen, the best way to get: lipstick on is with a little brush. Practically every actress in Hollywood carries a lipstick brush as well as lipstick, comb and compact. You know, of course, that lips which look painted instead of just naturally red detract from, Father than enhance, .the appearance.

ALWAYS COLOR THE UPPER Le first, then press it firmly against the lower one and color the lower according to the outline That is, unless you want your mouth -t0 look larger. In which case, color the upper lip, then the lower one from corner to corner. ...Do. not moisten lips: or press them together for at least one minute. Give the color a chance to set before blotting with cleansing tissue. Blotting removes lumps and, in addition, makes the lipstick stay on for hours. -Thin ‘lip lines and cupid’s: bow effects are out. Except in cases where the mouth -must be. made to look very full in order to har--monize with other features, the natural outline is the one to follow when applying lipstick. =: Finally, whatever the shape and size of your mouth may be, <semember that turned down. corners detract from your appearance. -Don’t let the corners of your mouth droop and sag. You don% want to wear a perpetual grin but neither should you assume a down--trodden, hang-dog expression so much of the time that eventually

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your mouth will just stay down at the corners.

PATTERN 101

~ SHAPED PANELS ON DAINTY NEW STYLE

WHETHER YOU'RE the dainty , bows-and-furbelows type or a “tai-lored-to-a-T” girl, here’s a frock to entice you! Depending gn your fabric and trim, Claire Tilden’s Pattern 101 will make either a dress-up style or a work-a-day dress. Just see how cleverly the shaped front bodice panel meets the shaped panel of the skirt, forming an ex= aggerated hoursglass outline that’s most flattpring. Gathering at either sid# of the hodice is soft and smart. The daintier style, shown in the large sketch, has a simple, . beautifully shaped neckline and uses rufng the bodice panel seams and at the sleeves. * Wouldn’t it. be enchanting flower-splashed silk or a lov sheer? The more business-like Hed sion: displays either a matching or contrasting collar, perhaps trimmed with a vivid bow, and would look smart in cotton or spun rayon. A long-sleeve style is also included in this tempting pattern, so easy. fo follow, with the Bewing _Guide’s elp . . Pattern 101 is cut. in misses’ anid}

36, 38, 40 and 42. Rize 16 requires - 3% yards 39-inch fabric and 1%

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St. Send fifteen ‘cents (15¢) ‘in coins - for: this pattern. Write clearly size, . name, ‘address and style phe. s

THE QUESTION BOX

fo resemble beaver.

QoWhat kind of fur is Mendoza) sound is caused ny these gases. beaver? ‘escaping. . A—Rabbit tur, sheared and dyed i

Q—How can I best remove a large spot of glue from a tablecloth? A—If the material is washable, soak the spot in warm water.

Q—What causes the hissing sound when 4 vacuum-sealed can of food’

is opened? he hissing

A—With one excepti : ing into|the stained material. Or, sponge the ‘the can. The exception: is with spat with dilute acetic acid, using Yacuum packed coffee. Sometimes|absorbents such as clean blotters or -the Softee geners Es gases after it of soft cloth. White vinegar “has heen and sealed, and may be used instead of the acid but when the can the can is Bane opened the the hissing is not always satisfactory.

<J/p. m. today at the home of Miss

Occasionally it is necessary. to boil| ROS

the Sa homburg ;to the ‘extreme

stitched brim and band with--an ostrich plume, swelp me—stuck in it

most popular hat will undoubtedly be the telescope.” fot He must have sensed my though that men’s hats were going women’ bonents one : better, because hi “The telescope is a first cousin to the pork-tie, ex

in-back, pretty much the same as the snapbrim you're wearing.

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sure that your telescope has a brim one-eighth of an inch wider than you usually wear. It needs the extra width.” ; When I asked the clerk for ‘the telescope, he fired questions at me: Color? ribbon? finish? There were dozens to. choose. from. “Blues, greens and khaki are featured, sir,” said the’clerk. “Even gray, that old standby, has taken on a touch of blue thi¥ year. “If I were you, I'd take one of the silk puggree ribbons. It looks as though the smart boys may go for them as "a change from the year-in-year-out grosgrain band this spring. ” So I got .me a hat—and, man, will I strut in that Easter parade. It’s swell, but. the one that really tempted me was a very broad- |

crown that looked as if it had been! swiped right oft the head of an old- |

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Church Group ‘Holds Retreat

The Council of Federated Church] women of Indianapolis was to hold a retreat this afternoon at the Broadway Methodist Church. The : retreat theme, “Easter-Be-fore and After,” will be developed in seven ways, “The Path to Easter,” “The Easter Story,” “The After Glow,” “The Living Church” “Fellowship of the Spirit,” “Units of Power” and “To the Ends of the Faith.” The Spiritual Life Depari« ment of the council is in charge, ‘Taking part in the presentation of the theme: willbe Mesdames S. J. Hatfield, Merle Sidener, Josephine Stearns, J. A. Schumacker, Ernest Fiepenbrok, H. C. Rominger. and L. T. Freeland. Mrs. Orien W. Fifer

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Childhood Education | - Club to Give Party

The Association for Childhood Education will sponsor a card party and style show at 2:15 p. m. Saturday in Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds will be used for the social service program of the club and speakers’ expenses. Miss Hazel Hart is president of the group.. Mrs. Mildred Levy is general chairman for the party. Sub-chairmen are Miss Teena Postma and Miss Mildred Burns. = Mrs. Margaret Lee Riddle will be ‘in charge of table prizes for the party: Miss Ethel Gates. other prizes; Mrs. Martha Pearcy; candy, and Miss Nelle Leslie, publicity.

Phi Delta Pis Meet Members of Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, will meet at 4:30

Frances Mae Patterson.

‘0. F. F. Club to Meet Miss Virginia Van Geyt, 3220 'N. New Jersey St., wili be hostess tonight at a: meeting ‘of the O. F, P. Club of Shortridge High School,

Reseda Club Meets

The Reseda Club was to meet at 2 p. m. today at 1234 S. State St. Mrs. Gladys Schmidt was to be

Flower Board to Meet

The Indianapolis Flower Mission Board of Directors will meet at 10 a. m. Thursday .in the directors’ room of the Fletther Trust Co.

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yard. I have mentioned all of but the discussion has led to such ~ replies as “so. you're not satisfied with your home.” He won't let

Tyo do get a day and a small salary, e has

allowance gnd pay someone to care for at least two.of the children.

school and 1 would be Willing to take her with me, 4 WAITING.

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Answer. ' duties as housewife and mother does not indicate that she is not sat- + isfled with her home. All'it indicates is that she is a human being, _ not a machine, with a perfectly natural desire for variety and change. fr ‘There is no task in the world so fascinating to a worker that he ni no: Figg Without vacations, workers grow stale, ineffiecient, . tisfied. This is particularly true of work which confines “a person t0 ane spot day in and day out. ~~ Your husband has thoughtlessly condemned you to a life which he couldn’t. stand. Home for him is a change from business; yet

for him to look after. You're expected ta like it because you're a woman and your place is in the home. ‘It is important for you to get away from your work occasionally. “A change benefits the children as much as it benefits you. Children . who never see anyone but their mother are shy and timid, fearful of new. faces. Often thelr adjustment to school is difficult to make. should learn how to part with their mother occasionally when a babies.

- that he simply doesn’t understand how you feel. Probably his mother

i | never asked for time off and unconsciously he-expects you to be ex--Let us believe that he is obtuse but not mean.

actly like her, You'll have to press your point 80 persistently that eventually you

‘Every ‘wite ‘needs an allowance for herself alone. Hold out for "this and you can engage somebody to sit with your children while you take ‘a day off to refresh yourself. Too bad there is not a housewives union you could Join. Fancy the panic among husbands if a strike were called. for shorter hours if not higher pay! 5, . JANE JORDAN.

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“anyone care for the children and thinks three are too much for him to care for. I don’t even have half the privileges of a hired hand. day off occasionally

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—The fact that a woman. a a day off from her

“he can’t stay in it without you because three children are too much :

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Members of , Mothers’ Birthday Club will meet for a 1 o'clock lunch éon tomorrow at the home of. Melvin = G.. hmm 5

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