Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1940 — Page 19

THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1940

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Tips on Purchasing Engagement Rings

.. THIS ISN'T A BRIDE'S LESSON about round steak and lamb pie! : It concerns a purchase that comes long before housekeeping. it’s the first thing a girl and her future husband buy together. Of course you've guessed! It's the engagement ring. And here's what you want to know when you and the young man go diamond shopping. : Whether you plan to spend $50 or $5000 -for an engagement ring, Pick out your jeweler before you pick the ring. No one can become & diamond {expert just looking in the display windows and strolling into the stores. Choose a good jeweler first. Then let him help you with : Here are a few quality points explained for you. They're easy to rememper by four key words that begin with the letter C”"—CARAT, COLOR, CUT, and CLARITY. This is what they mean in relation 10 your new diamond ring: :

your investment,

Carat: All gem stones are weighed by the carat—a word that comes from the seed of the Far Eastern carob tree. Actually, one carat

weighs two-tenths of a gram. It iS|cutting the larger stones.

sunaivided further into 100 points, so that if a diamond weighs slightly more-‘than a half carat the jeweler may speak of it as a 50:point stone. The larger a diamond, the greater its proportionate cost. | That is, a perfect two-carat stone| will usually cost more than twice as much as a perfect one-carat stone.| This is because the larger gems are more rare. It’s smart to remember, therefore, that there’s more value to you in - buying one sizeable solitaire than an equal weight of smaller stones.

The second key-word, color, re-

fers to that clear, bright, frosty white which is the world standard for a diamond. Perfect white diamonds are without any color at all, Just like a drop of pure water. It's the facets (fass-etts) or little planes cut into the gem that catch the light and give the diamond its brilliant, multi-colored reflection. There are actual colored dia.monds, of course. The famous Hope is as blue as a sapphire, and the great Tiffany diamond that was shown at the World's Fair in New York is | a. sunshiny yellow. But most colors, especially the so-called perfect blue-white, are exceedingly rare. What you want is a stone that’s clear and steely white in a good north light. ; .

Cut ,Is Important ~

The most usual cut of the solitaire is a round stone with 58 little facets or sides to catch the light.

This is the most brilliant of all cuts}

and is, therefore, called the “brilliant.”’ A plainer cut, in today’s streamlined style, is square or ob--long in outline with the four corners nipped off. Another modern shape is the square-cut. And then there's the marquise+—a graceful oval with pointed ends that make the hand look slim and long. In recent years there's been a vogue for surrounding the central -stone with many small brilliants or straight little baguettes for ornamentation. These small diamonds, however, were cut in Europe, and to-

In fact,

day we're going back to the solitaire. American cutters are the finest in the world when it comes to

Hardly any diamonds are absolutely flawless. But then, neither are any husbands! A visible flaw, | however, such as a carbon spot or |other imperfection, will materially [lower the value of your diamond. | The fewer or smaller the -imperfec- | tions, as seen through the little {black eye-loupe which the jeweler (will let you fit into your own eye for a good look, the more valuable {the stone. If the flaws are too in- | finitesimal to detract from the full | beauty of the cut gem, the diamond is quite satisfactory. Evén so, the reliable jeweler will not’ it “perfect” since obviously, ot. Menfolk talk a lof about longtime investments. Well, the engagement ring is just that: It’s bought, not for years, but for generations. It'll be treasured, re-set and re-worn by your children’s children.

Today's Recipe SALMON STUFFED POTATOES

1 pound capned salmon, 4 larg baking potatoes, butter, % cup hot milk, 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon white pepper, 14 cup American cheese (grated,) 2 cup stuffed olives (chopped.)

Bake the potatoes until done. Then cut in half lengthwise and scoop out the potato. Force potato through ricer, or mash thoroughly. Add hot milk, butter as desired, salt, pepper, grated cheese, stuffed olives and flaked salmon. . Refill shells, brush with butter, top with slices of stuffed olives and salmon flake. Bake in a 400 degree oven for 15 minutes until slightly browned. Serve immediately.

Jet Used on Sweater |

THERE'S INFINITE VARIETY in sweaters for every occasion, for every hour this season. Right now as the formal season is beginning the most exciting sweaters are for evening wear. Jet, the darling of

New Wire Strainer

" THE SECRET of crisp, -fresh lettuce for your salads, is proper ‘washing and shaking without bruising the leaves. This handy -new wire strainer will do the job perfectly. It can also be used for berries,and the stable base makes it useful for storing foods in the refrigerator.

ers. Whole yokes of jet sequins highlight black woolknit jerkins or short sleeved sweaters. Jet appears as a border for bottom. and neck of a sleeveless jerkin of wool chenille —smart with a long skirt and balloon sleeved blouse of chiffon.

Gold beads and metallic thread trace intricate patterns of embroideries on “long torso” fitted sweaters. Rhinestones gieam in .clusters in an all-over pattern — the only trimming on an azure blue sweater. Pinks, blues, white, red and black are the loveliest and most important colors for these evening sweaters. Classics go on for college and country wear—with violet ‘tones, gold, clear light blues, and orange-red leading the field in colors.

French: and English women have long loved the dressmaker type sweater to wear as a suit blouse. Charming softer sweaters are now appearing for American women to wear with their town suits. Smocking, drawn work, draw-string necks with little bows and buttons, high square and scalloped necklines are some of the details which distinguish this group of suit sweaters. They are knitted on fine-gauge machines of finer softer yarns—angora, chiffon Shetland, Cashmere and blends of these lovely yarns.

Decoration Tip

IF THERE are side lights in the room that interfere with your decoration scheme, the fixtures can be

the season, glistens in sequins and beads from strawberry pink sweat-

replaced with a metal plate and a picture hung over the spot.

Literary Club Will Celebrate

Anniversary

Guest Club to Hear Talk on “Hobohemia”

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Several guest meetings tomorrow’s club schelude. : The FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITERARY CLUB'S guest day tomorrow will - celebrate its 33d anniversary. Mrs. T. A. ODell, 3406 Roosevelt Ave., will be hostess,, assisted by Mesdames A. B. Miller, V. E. Lamb and E. A. Trittipo. Miss Jeanette O'Dell will speak on “Women of Turkey.” :

Mrs. Eleanor Jones Rhoton will be guest speaker at the IRVINGTON QUEST CLUB’S guest meeting tomorrow in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Her talk on “Hobohemia” will be preceded by a musical program. The committee in charge of the meeting is composed of Mesdames V. C. Dougherty, E. B. Hargrave, David Lindner, Ralph L. McKay, G. E. Jordan, A. E. Curtis, Hughes and R. B. Miller.

The FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB will observe guest day tomorrow,

Mrs. James K. McIntyre, 201 Blue Ridge Road, will be hostess to the CHEER BROADCASTERS tomorrow for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. William Vornbrock is luncheon chairman, assisted by Mrs. Walter Freeman and Mrs. Herbert Walker, and Mrs. Otis Carmichael will have charge of cards to follow the meeting. “Human Convalescent Serum” will be Dr. Sidney Kauffman’s topic at the afternoon’s program.

The CLIO CLUB will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs, Hanson H. Anderson, 5002 Broadway. Mrs. John T. Wheeler will talk on “Old Historic Churches of America” and Mrs. Horace A. Shonle will discuss “Famous Preachers.”

“Richard Halliburton—His Story of His Life Adventure” will be reviewed by Miss Bess Borden for members of the ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. John Cromie, 5937 Norwaldo Ave. will be hostess. A report on the Lilly clinic will be presented by Miss Ruthanmme Carson.

The NORTH END GARDEN CLUB will meet at the home of Mrs. William Seagle, 3464 Guilford Ave., tomorrow to hear Mrs. Walter P. Morton.

Mrs. S. S. Faussey and Mrs. C. B. DeTar will speak at a meeting of the IRVINGTON SOCIAL STUDY CLUB tomdrrow at the home of Mrs. WwW. F. King, 363 S. Ritter Ave. Mrs. G. C. Grimes is assisting hostess.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Foltz, 4837

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College Ave. have as their guests Mrs. Foltz’ mother, Mrs. Ella Cook; her brother, S. T. Cook, and Mrs. Cook, all of Ft. Worth, Tex. The Indianapolis visitors are returning from a trip through the eastern and northern states.

Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder will go to Muncie today to give a book review before members of the Pi Omicron Sorority, meeting in the Hotel Delaware.

The Rev. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, returned recently from a visit to the Asheville, N. C., Farm School. He is a member of the Board of Na- | tional Christian Missions of the | Presbyterian Church which supports the school.

Rev. Ella L. Kroft Talks Tomorrow Box of The Bay Laurel Women’s Chris- 40

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td | will preside. # Mrs. E. S. Stewart, Marion CounBs ty W. C. T. U. treasurer, will speak itl on finances and the Rev. Ella L. 84 Kroft, national evangelist, will reie | port on the recent state convention fi | in Evansville. Master Harold Sommers will give readings.

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: The Snazzy Dozen Sub-Deb Club §| will hold its regular meeting tonight at the home of Miss Kay Langen- {| berg, 7304 E. Washington St. The group will complete plans for a hayride Saturday evening.

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Marjorie True to Speak

Miss Marjorie True of the Central | Library staff will speak before the fil Women of the Moose tonight in Moose Temple, 135 N. Delaware St. Her subject will be “You and the Public Library.”

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Mrs. Winget Hostess

The Naomi Auxiliary, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Lillian Winget will be hostess. Mrs. Fannie || Steinmetz is president.

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| card Party Scheduled

The regular business meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Firemen’s Association will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at the Hotel Lincoln. A card party open to the public will follow. :

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