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- THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940

. Installations Occupy Local Lodge ge Groups

Women of the of the Moose to

installed are worthy patron;

Temple. Other officers to be Ralph Richardson,, ; - Mrs. Lucille Rhodes, associate matron; Floyd Rhorer, associate patron; s. Vera Ginn, secretary; Miss Minine Wienke, treasurer; Mrs. Gladys Perry, conduetress, and Mrs. Dorothy Larimore,. chaplain. Also to be | installed are Nellie Casler, marshal; Mrs. Cleo Johnson, urganist; Mrs. Viola Richardson, Adah; Mrs, Evelyn Rhorer, Ruth; Mrs. Thelma Belcher, Esther; Miss Mary Zimmermen, Martha; Mrs. Gladys Nicely,: Ileeta; Mrs. Amy “Hoogtetp, warder; Mrs, Sarah Melvin, sentinel, and Mrs. Lillian Brandes, soloist. § Officiating af the installation will Be Mrs. Ethel Emmons, active past matron; Miss Virginia Glass, chaplain; Mrs. Cletus Bennett, marshall, ‘and Miss Isabelle Stoner, organist. Mrs. Mary Mayo and Edward L. * Bennett are retiring worthy matron and patron. | -. PILGRIM SHRINE 12, WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM, will install officers at 8 p. m. Saturday’ at Castile Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. Mrs. June Livezey will be inducted as worthy high priestess and John Gold, watchman of the shepherds. Other officers to take office are Mrs. Mary Hoffmeyer, noble prophetess; Mrs. Daisy Carlisle, worthy chaplain; Mrs. Grace Roeder, worthy shepherdess; Mrs. Margaret Jenkinson, worthy guide; Mrs. Katherine Richardson, worthy scribe; Mrs. Millie Gilmore, worthy ‘treasurer, and A. D. Baker, associate watchman of the shepherds. Mrs. Grace Cottingham will be installing officer, assisted by Henry O. Hummerl, Mrs. Harriet Reeve, Myrtle Hummiell, William Spearing | and Mrs. Eva Morgan, organist.

Mrs. ‘Amy MeDaniels will have | ¢harge of the program at-a meeting of -the AUXILIARY OF NAOMI | CHAPTER, O. E. S., ai 2:30 p. m. ' tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. Mrs.” Anna Funk will be hostess. Mrs. Fannie Steinmetz is president.

The SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE OF THE ‘WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will sponsor an egg hunt tomorrow~at the Indianapolis Ofthans! Home for children of the ome

Infant Has Eight . Mothers in College

AUBURN, Ala. ‘March 21 (U.P), Baby Grady Leon Young hasn't become _Spoiled—despite the attentions of his “eight mothers.” Baby Leon. lives in the college home management house at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. His eight “mothers” are home economics, seniors studying infant care. - The youngsters parents, alse students at the college, lent their baby te the management house at request of Mrs. Marion Spindle, dean of the sehool of home economics, to permit home economics students to get

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PATTERN 107 | YOKED FROCK IS TRIM; USEFUL -

BACKS ARE BACK in vogue this year—right in th bright spotlight of fashion. This erisp young frock, Claire Tilden’s Pattern! 107, accents this style note with a hutton-open-ing from neck to hem, a saucy surprise that’s also convenient for flat-. piece handling when s Itching or ironing. The front view is; equally engaging. You'll love the. way that waist-seam gently curves up, giving you a “small” midriff.| The graceful skirt is front panelled [for io soft flare, . And, to accent your small waist, the bodice lis made with won-. derful, bloused fullness, held in by gathers above the waistline and below the gay scalloped yoke. | You might make the top of this dress in bold contrast for a. striking touch. If you use a cheery printed cotton, have i edging and add jaunty buttons | e . shoulders. Made in a Cor Big Ya ic for! after< noon wear, lacy trim feminine} and pretty. B¢ sure [to follow the | accompanying Sewing Guide's helpful suggestions! * Pattern 107 is cut ir misses’ “and women’s sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 168 requires 3% yards 35-inch fe lorie and 3% yards ric-rac. Send orders’ to’ Pattern’ Depart-] ment, Indianapelis Times, 214 W.

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name, address and style number, Luncheon Date Set

The March Group [of St. Roch’s Altar Society will sponsor a luncheon and card party | lat 12 o'clock Tuesday at St. Roch’s Hall, 3600 S. Meridian St. Moving pictures will

Send fifteen cents clearly size,

for a card

{ Monday;

Club Division

Elects Leaders

Mrs. A, C. Rasmussen was elected chairman of the eemmunity welfare

| department: of the Weaman's De-

partment Club at a lunchean meeting yesterday at the elub, 1701 N. Meridian St. ~ Other officers elected are Mrs.

| |B. A, Carson, Vice chairman; Mrs.

Myron Jay Spring, secretary, and

| Mrs, Ralph E, Simpson, treasurer.

Mrs. Marien F. Gallup, superintendent of the Indiana Woman's Prisan, talked en “What Is Our Responsibility?" “Our respensibility is to teach children in schools, Sunday sehools and community centers the standards of living which are acceptable,” she said. “Children of under-

family life sheuld have the benefit of some of the things that we do and weuld like to have.them do."

| Legion Women

To Give Party

Mrs. Frank Callman is chairman party fo be given April 9 at the Hetel Antlers by the Bruce P Robisen Auxiliary of the American Legion, Assisting -her will be Mesdames Roland Mitchum, Fred Morris, Clarence U. Knipp, James Jordan and Everett Saxton: The spring dinner danee will be April’ 37 at the Propylaeum,

sisted by Mrs. William H. Long. Miss Lucile Dichmann, lirarian at

meeting ‘of the Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Arthur Baren. Mrs. Donald Smith assisted the hostess.

mm | Committee reports. were given by

Mesdames ©. K. MoDewell, Fred

. {M. Welf and Ralph Lynch.

The Junier Auxiliary will take part in;the Easter Sunrise Services at the, Menument. Mrs. Ralph Lynch is’ directing the group's} rehearsals.

Pork Is Reported. Rich in Vitamins

CHICAGO, March 31. (U. P.).—A pork chop a day keeps the. docter

‘taway, paraphrases Dr. C. A. Eleveh-

jem, University of Wisconsin prefessor of agricultural chemistry. Reporting on vitamin researches at the university he placed pork at the top of a list of common foods that are rich sources of thiamin, a vitamin B ingredient which stimulates appetite and promotes growth. “One pork chop,” he said, “supplies sufficient thiamin to meet the normal requirements for a day.: Other rich sources of thiamin he

such as liver, heart and kidhey. peepee ere

Egg Hunt ta Be Given

tain members of Tau Delta Tau Sorority with an Easter egg hunt tomorrow ‘at her home, 36 8. Golorado St. Mrs. Alvin Nahre and Miss Mae Berry have assisted with are

? Tangements for the party.

"Club Meeting Set

Q. H. Griest will talk’ on “How Things Are Put Together” at a meeting of the Present: Day Club Mrs. Rena Kittle, 5147 -|Park Ave, will be hostess, asyisted : |by Mrs. Perry Crane. :

Miss Fatout Hostess

Miss Marian Fatout will entertain members of the A. G. Club at 7:30 p. m. teday at her home, 3324

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DEAR JANE JORDAN—For five ‘months I took 1t | that I was geing steady with a hoy of 3i although’ he

, me to. Then I heard he had another girl; so I began having (dates, 2

with another-boy. He-is a nice boy and we: have quite a few th in common. a

‘My parents don't want me to go steady with two boys for fear I

might get too serious.’ I don't know which one I should keep I hate to hurt anyone's feelings, especially either of their feelings.. would appreciate your advice. JUST NINPTERN.

Answer—I shotild think that a girl with two boy friends: ‘would

“be leds apt to “get serious” than a girl who went only with one. To

save me I can’i'see Why you ean't enjoy them both snd annex & third it possible, or a fourth. su = 5 pe Note to Mrs. Y. M—1I feel sure that the man you describe is unbalanced. There is nothing I can do to help you, but your family doctor ‘might have something practical to suggest. JANE JORDAN.

Put your probiens in a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer

’ your questions in this column daily,

FOOD

“FRANKLY” SPEAKING, there’s something new under the sun— “dinnersize” frankfurters whose casings have been made more lender with pineapple juice. They , appeared recently at a luneheon of gourmets in New York. This was the menu: gumbe seup, frankfurts gastronome, mixed greens salad and pumpkin ve with ‘cheese. They are now on sale generally.

Frankfurts Gastronome -

(Allaw 2 frankfuriers, dinnersize, to each fersom

Bake the new pineapple-juiced frankfurters in the oven tor 10 ‘minutes. Serve on a mound of freshly made mashed patatoes, Pour over this sauce: use chicken gravy with a few sliced young onigns sauteed in butter and add a dash of white wine or lemen juice. Serve sauerkraut in little side dishes. : And here's 8 simple variation on the ha er theme.

Chopped Meat Patties nt] (Serve 4) Cel 1 pound chuck steak, { tabu poor mineed pans

ground, salt ynd pepper 4 on slices salt pork Season chop meat and mix in parsley. Form inte 4 fiat eakes. Wrap salt pork around each cake and tie with: string. Get broiler very hot. Broil eak for 8 minutes o on a side. Serve with brotled

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Star; will. hold a stated |and Morris Freeman, worthy patron, | next. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J: E. Webber 950 . 34th St.

Plants— Choice Rose Plants, .«. cones svisiee $2 00.+$5.00 Easter Lilies ehesanssesenurissnsusssS100§50 Azaleas eerecscesssesccnrecsanng yey 2.00-$7.50 Tulips sssebaetessassonsggeangeignes 15048400

Cut Flowers— Carnations setsiniereeseieivaiunsrs 8250-5300 . Snapdragons Ssesisnesvesseds snes +92.00-34:00 Anemone hse tiosvernssnsnsesnecesy+32.00-92.50 Ranunculus .....cicaceeveesneesss$52.00-$3.00 Jonquils chasse tesenencisnnesnsvenes35:00=92.00 : Sweet Peas ......qce0veiinnennees $100-52.00

Huckieborsy, per bunch, $1 ,00-$1.25 Laurel...c..oeuy. a. per pound, Roses ..............per dozen, $2.00-$7.50 Corsages—Sweet peas, violets, gardenias, roses .....cs0sse00000 $1. 50.57 50 Orchids Beautiful Vase of Cut FIOWERS. cic seunsssescssscessssivugeseses $2.00-$7.60 Exquisite Box of Spring Flowers. .........oociiutiiiiiisosinnnes $2.50-87.50

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