Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1940 — Page 21
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RSDAY, NOV. 28, 1940
Foreign Missionary - Speaks Sunday
Miss Ruth Hayes, former mission- - ary among American Indians, will speak at the Woman's Day service . Sunday evening in the Broad Rip~: * | ple Christian Church. The program ; will open at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs, ad Allen L. Noblitt, Josien: of they Ni
Christmas Gifts of Nice Cosmetics Ceremony Is |Are Direct Route to the Heart 5 With ‘Fares’ as Low as 55 Cents
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Science Gives You Shoes, Purses And Even a Rose Made of Plastic Autumn flowers and candelabra the simi: mame ro a Sin aanions bo Bry Hay hs et : : : will decorate the Woodruff Place | that will enhance her appearance. That explains why shops always blos- Woman's Society of the church, in : od United Presbyterian Church as Som at Christmas time with bright packages of cosmetics. charge. i 4
THERE'S no such thing as the “last rose of summer” any more. 5 . The gift may be anything from a 55-cent lipstick to a luxurious fitted| ; eo—— Be That lovely and romantic flower is now a symbol of the co-Qperation be- Mn Pevime gd Chg Vining 3 tween old-fashioned nature and the modern plastic age. Forsthe plastic| : ‘ Ss Be y. The Rev. W. % ’ at 8:30 p. m. today. . W. C.
case of beauty aids—if it gives evi- . ; ® dence of careful thought in its se- Christmas Bazaar Set 2 The Parent-Teacher. Association:
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age has produced a full-blown rose right out of the earth, without bene-
fit of bush, pruning, or black spot, made of plastic, and it's practically A strange "and wonderful rose it is. The latest in fadeless flowers for a lady’s lapel, hat or hair, is made of a synthetic flexible plastic, “Vinylite” sheeting, chemically developed from coke, salt, limestone, natural gas, air and water. From such natural and even prosaic sources comes the delicate, transparent and colorful plastic material which is being used to make shining and very modern boutonnieres, hat trimmings and dainty shoe bows. It’s almost unbelievable that what began in the themist’s laboractery as a white powder resembling ‘cornstarch, and which later, heated up and kneaded, looked like a mass of gray dough, should shortly turn|. out to be a group of shining rose petals with slender. green stems sparkling with dew-like centers. ! These plastic flowers—and many other exciting accessories as well— are simply made, merely by twisting and cutting, from thin, transparent sheets which come off hot rollers in an industrial plant. The artist and the designer do the rest, bring forth shapely leaves, flower petals, knotting strips of the plastic for flower centers. More stylized boutonnieres are made with little silvery bells of the clear transparent plastic, and set off against! green leaves. Flower clusters are made in rose end blue and silver-clear combinations. These flower groups are suitable for unusual lapel ornaments, hat trimming, and to decorate plain suede shoes. There are also silverclear, amber, and rosy shoe bows, either fancy or tailored, that do worlds to dress up a classic suede
pump. ; Flexible round strips of the.plastic, extruded under heat to spa-ghetti-sized strands, can be worked into fancier and more sparkling flower clusters, and also into mesh crochet for plastic necklaces and bracelets. 3
Today's Recipe
APRICOT VELVET
One No. 2 can apricots, juice of 1% cups sugar, 1 pint coffee cream. Drain apricots and force through
and without thorns! This rose is everlasting.
to the apricots. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Whip the cream to consistency of thick custard. Fold apricot ‘mixture into the cream. Turn into freezing tray of your automatic refrigerator. When partially frozen, beat ‘the mixture. Return to tray and continue to freeze.
The Question Box
Q—How can I remove a wax crayon mark from wallpaper? A—Scrape off as much of the wax as possible and apply a paste of cornstarch and carbon tetrachloride and when it is dry, brush it off.
Q—Are oleanders poisonous? A—The stems, leaves and flowers are poisonous to man and livestock, if eaten.
‘Q—What kind of milk is used to make Roquefort cheese?
A—Ewe’s milk.
Q—How can cheese be kept from drying in the refrigerator? A—Cover the cut side with waxed paper and wrap the cheese in a damp cloth, replacing it with a clean cloth every two or three days.
Q—To what extent should vegetables constitute the daily diet of a family? A—Everyone should have four or more Servings of vegetables and fruit.
Q—How can I remove garlic odor from my hands? A—Rub them thoroughly with celery tops. If these are not available, rub with a little soda and vinegar and wash in warm, soapy water.
‘Boston Beanery’
REAL, honest-to-goodness Boston baked beans—is the mouth watering?—can now be achieved without the expense of heating an:oven for hours and hours, L. S. Ayres & Co. are offering a “Boston Beanery” inxtheir electrical appliance department that uses only enough current to operate a 50-watt ufiit for the 10 to 12-hour period necessary to bake beans “as they should be
sieve. Add lemon juice and sugar
baked.” The cost is only $1.98.
Ball will officiate.
Here are a few gift suggestions with the approximate prices at which:
of School 38 will give a: Christmas t ’s bazaar Wednesday in the school: %
Mrs. Chester Bridges, | will play bridal airs including “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life,” “I Love You Truly,” “Oh, Promise Me” and “Because.” The bride will be given in marriage by her father, Clarence D. Loos. She has chosen a soldier blue frock with white insertion with which she will wear matching accessories and a corsage of white: roses and gardenias. ; Her sister, Miss Geraldine Loos, maid of honor, will wear a gold dress with hunters» green accessories and a tearose and pompon chrysanthemum corsage. Miss Lois Harding, the bridegroom’s sister, will be in a rose frock with navy accessories and a primrose and pompon chrysanthemum corsage. William E. Robbins will be best
they may be bought in local shops.
chased in any of five good shades that “stay put.” Made by Pond’s, it comes in a green swivel case that would be an asset to any dressing table or handbag.
gadget makes Christmas {Denny’s “3 on a Match” will provide ‘lshades for morning, night. melon” for wear - with brown and greens; navy and other blues, and “night club” fo harmonize with black and wine tones. They will cost but a ddllar for the three.
complexion brush route to a glowing skin, there is cake of clean-
The 55 cent lipstick may be pur-
A trio of lipsticks in one lever its appearance for
shoppers. Frances
noon and The colors will be “water-
“knockout red” to go with
For the girl who goes in for the lear,
auditorium;’ 2050 Winter Ave. Ber will be served at noon and abt
Din=":
“eft before ‘a program by-: Po performers “Reginning at T: 30 o’clock.
Vegetable soup in handy 7, diy form...rich... delicious... cooks
in 30 minutes . and ouneed no soupbone
Makes 2 gts. 10f
man and ushers will be David Loos,
ser containing 15 per cent colloidal
brother of the bride; and James
With four preparations and several
“Gay Princess” is the name of this hat made by a well-known hatter. It 1s man-tailored with a pinched fedora crown, saddle stitched snap brim and hat band and gay feather. The soft felt makes it wearable for both town and country. There's a duplicate of this model in the same new felt for the man in your life.
Harding, the bridegroom's brother. Mr, Harding's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harding. Mrs. Loos, mother of the bride, will wear a brown {frock with matching accessories. Mrs. Harding |¢ will wear :Dubonnet accessories |i with her teal blue costume. Both will wear chrythanemums and pompon chrysanthemums match- 3 ing their gowns. After a reception at the home of
sulphur—really a solidified cxeam in cake form—accompanied by one of the nicest complexion brushes ever. Grace Donohue Inc. is the manufacturer and the two items together are just $1.25. Sulphur, of course,
which offers first aid to ailing complexions.
s a disinfectant and healing agent
implements, it costs but $6. Alligator finished leather with a gilt buckle holds the Cutex “Bucklette” set which also sells for $6.
A gift perfect for inserting in a
stocking top looks just like a candy cane tied with tinsel. Elizabeth Arden thought it up to hold dusting powder and a lipstick! at a mere $2.50.
Compacts are worth looking into
Sorority to Sponsor Benefit Bridge
Omega Nu Tau, Gamma Chapter, will sponsor a benefit bridge party Saturday at 2 p. m. in the BannerWhitehill auditorium. Proceeds are to go to the fund for Christmas charity and the chapter’s philanthropic work. Mrs. Bernard Smith, general Wilford Furgason, ticket sales; Mrs. Roy Van Arsdall, atfendance prizes; Mrs. Lee Oldfield, table prizes; Mrs. Ralph Worrell, candy sales; Mrs. John Lyons, cards, pencils and tallies.
Card Party Today
The Indianapolis Saengerbund Ladies’ Society wds to hold a card
party at 2 p. m. today at the Saengerbund Hall, 49% S. Delaware St.
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Mary Lou Over Is Hostess
the bride’s parents, the couple will leave. for a wedding trip north, the bride traveling in a. tailored black suit with white pin stripe, black accessories and an American Beauty rose corsage. They will be at home after next week at 933 N. Temple
as gifts—both by the giver and receiver. Look. at Helena Rubinstein’s “Minute Make-up” - vanity which holds powder, cleansing pads, rouge and lipstick or Elizabeth Arden’s “Sunburst” - sifter compact. The Lentheric “Show Horse Vanity”
“BR AND MACARONI 2 SPAGHETTI The new and better kind of maca. roni and spaghetti: Rates highasan
chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. |
Honor guest at a crystal shower given last night by Miss Mary Lou Over at her home, 3041 Central Ave., was Miss Betty Jean MacDonald ose marriage to Richard David ompson will be at 4:30 p. m. Saturday in the First Presbyterian Chur Thi hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles H. Over. Among " those attending with the vbride-to-be were her mother, Mrs. C. T. MacDonald, Muskegon, Mich.; her aunt, Mrs. Walter R. Mayer, and Mr. Thompson’s mother, Mrs. R. W. Thompson. Other guests were Mesdames Maurice J. Moore, Harry Garman, Jack B. Woerner, Lyman Hunter, Henry Moffett, Thomas McCreary and Nicholas Summers and Misses Nancy Socwell, Jean Engelke, Mae Allison, Marian Blackley and Mary Anna Butz. :
“The Family” Reviewed
Mrs. Charles W. Compton reviewed “The Family” (Nina Fedorova)" at ‘a meeting of the board of the Hamilton County Home Eco‘nomic Club yesterday. The club met at the country home of Mrs. Paul Fisher near Carmel.
Luncheon Today
The Postway Friendly Neighbors Club held a luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Eleanora Miller,
Ave.
wedding will be Mr. Chester Yost, Shelbyville; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Eniman and’ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Meyers, Greensburg.
to the Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Mo., after spending Thanksgiving vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maten G. Gerdenich,
Among out-of-town guests at the -and Mrs.
Personals
Joseph M. Gerdenick has returned
7033 Central Ave.
" Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres is eoeiding the week in New York:
Parley Entertained
Mrs. Homer Asher, president of the Bruce P. Robison American Legion Auxiliary, was a guest at a luncheon of the Past Presidents Parley of the unit yesterday, at the home of Mrs. Fred M. Wolf, the chairman. Mrs. Walter Buenaman, the auxiliary secretary, also was a guest.
Party Scheduled
A public card party will be sppnsored by the Sahara Grotto Post 264, American Legion, at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Grotto Clubhouse, 13th St. and Park Ave. Verl G. Holland and Charles P. Beckham are in charge of arrangements.
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Dorothy Gray has quite thin, quite flat ‘loose pow-
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a pretty special number,
vanity that looks
cartwheel hat. And don’t fail to see! the Volupte vanity made of fluted transparent crystalite with mirror top. The prices on these five range from $1 to $5.50.
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energy food. Nourishes muscles, acrves, brain. Should be served a different way—every day—in every home. Free Plaid Cook Book tells how. Ask your grocer for PLAID - Macaroni and Spaghetti today.
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Sets of cosmetics are attractively packaged this year. One at $4.25 is Elizabeth Arden’s Triangle set
containing the famous “Blue Grass” | dusting powder, soap and a bottle of cologne. Then there is Schiaparelli’'s “Shocking” perfume bust
You can buy it for $12. Schiaparelli's bath sponge in the same “shocking” odeur comes at $1. "Helena Rubinstein has an “Apple Blossom Doll” with a head formed of soap atop a powder-shaker body with a little frill at the .neck—all for but one dollar. Her traveling case in fabrikoid alligator is a gift
giftee. It has a big mirror in the lid and in addition to eight beauty aids ‘contains comb and cleansing tissues. It’s a lot of elegance for $10. Manicure sets win grateful thanks too. Revlon offers a zipper-closed lambskin kit in five colors and holding all the essentials for $5. Peggy Sage has a quilted crepe purse which can dotible as an evening bag when
calculated to win approval from any |°
engaged to a man who was everything a girl could want, yet who broke her engagement because she was doubtful? She did not realize she was in love with him until he met another girl who loved him for what he is. The first girl treated the man very rudely and did everything in her power to hurt him although she knew he was deeply in love with her. No man could have been more fair. Now she realizes that she made the greatest mistake of her life, : The man claims he is still in love with her but makes no attempt to see ner. I believe he is afraid she would do him the same way over again if she knew she had him again. I believe he has lost faith in her but I know that she has learned her lesson and she sees all his good points now. Why are girls so foolish? When they know a man is in love with them they think they can treat him any old way. Do you think there is any chance of his coming back? ; : ANXIOUS. 2 = 8 #2, 82 = Answer—You ask me why girls treat a man any old way when they know he is in love with them. The answer is that this is not the behavior of the average girl at all. Happy to be loved she responds with more love because she knows she is appreciated. The man, in turn, has a greatly enhanced sense of his personal worth because he has found favor in a woman'’s eyes and strives to please in order to enjoy increased admiration. + However, there are women who attract men to them for the purpose of turning them down. These are the women who believe that it is a man’s world and that women get the worst of-it in life. They believe that men are conceited creatures who deserve their comeuppance. Usually you will find a brother in the background whom the girl believes was valued by the parents more than she. Some-
1A, A. U. W. Luncheon
Hostesses Named
The following women will be hostesses for the general luncheon meeting tomorrow of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women to be held at the Blue Triangle Hall: Mrs. Paul Butt, Mrs. Edmond W. Hebel, Mrs. Harlie Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Karl E. Stout, Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff and Mrs. Ernest C. Zehe. Mrs. Bess Robbins Kaufman, Indianapolis attorney, will be the guests speaker. Her subject, “Unmasking Some Fallacies,” is a discussion. of the legal status of women.
To Play Bridge Sunday The Hoosier Bridge Club will hold its tournament SGnday at 12:30 p. m. in the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. V. R. Rupp, chairman of directors, has announced that it will he an
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times jealousy of the father, or disappointment in him, lays the foundation of later aggression against men. At any rate, when a woman deliberately and continuously hurts the man who loves her, we know she made the conquest for this purpose. . This young lady did not realize her fiance’s virtues until he met another girl who did. When a woman finds herself contending with another woman for the love of a man we can safely assume that it is not the first time that she has been in this position. In childhood she must have contended with her mother for the love of her father or brother and imagined herself to be the loser. The desire to take a-man away from another woman is typical of the woman who is consciously or unconsciously envious of the masculine role. I do not know what the chances are of a reconciliation between - this ill-mated couple. Some men seem irresistibly attracted to the | woman who treats them with the least consideration. If goaded too far they will break away temporarily, but we find them coming back again and again in the hope of making the combination work. In
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