Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1941 — Page 28

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_ Dwarf Flowefing Plants Make

Attractive Garden Borders},

‘attractiveness. of the flower garden or bo. popular, for its snowy sheets of sw! -

.and lobelias

gp with blue-lavender flowers which combine

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"Anagsllis or pimperne spreading plant which: bears star-

shaped blue and scarlet flowers. It};

: likes a sunny place and blooms Hrenly, making; a delightful edging

stock, a dainty little plant

in and rose shades, makes a ‘great sheet of bloom but its chief ‘weakness is that its season of bloom » rather short. ~~ Gilia tricolor is another are and : Ra le i Ba 5 cups u grea - _ sion are pale lilac, shading to yeljow in the center with five purple : pote, It grows only 7 inches tall. A tiny marigold, Tagetes signata bearing myriads of brilnt orange flowers EE sweet foliage, is a dsome i 2 t making a solid miniature 21 . 2

g hedge. Eg Pa - Other Good Dwarfs ; ' Antirrhinum (Snapdragon) “Magde Carpet’—Eight inches fall. All pdragon colors mixed. : : Pa Poppy (Eschscholtzia) ~Dwarf{ erect varieties; soft apri‘oot: double rose; Geep scarlet; - frilled mixed.

‘ (Tickseed) — Dwart mixed in shades of maroon, garnet,

Fe stuf (Iberis)—Dwarf mixed in full range of colors. Six inches. . Fairy Stars, (Leptosiphon)—Mixed all warm colors. - -Nemesia—forget-me-not blue; all warm colors. - ~~. Petunias — Martha Washington; Betsy Ross; Cream Star; Rose Gem. “Phacelia (California Blue BelD— t blue. Phlox drummondi—-N aga’ compacta—very dwarf; all phlox colors. Portulaca (Moss Roge)—all ‘warm

: Verbena—Dwart” Varieties — all v

erbena colors. ‘Verbena erinoides (Moss verbena) : —Purplish blue, . ~~ + Viscaria—~Tom Thumb or “dwarf _sorté—Rose; white; blue. Zinnia linearis—Golden orange.

é- {each Thursday.

“pretty with! b practical, Most welcome to the

: Be colored bib-top aprons that glant pockets for the trowel the hand-spade, ahd, in addito that, have a broad, thick,

ce their beauty. The English daisies e double flowérs of white, Ted and pick: borne on |

| padding while creeping ‘among the flower ‘beds, but its virtues do not end there. Because of its glazed surface, the leather readily sheds dirt, and any remaining smudges are easily removed with a sudsy cloth. “The kneeling pad is detachable,

can go into the wash whenever it is dirty. These garden aprons are made ‘up in blue denim for those who want to look workmanlike, and

frivolous-minded.

Y. W. Releases

Summer Plans

“Hoosier Holiday 1941” is the title of a booklet of summer plans just released by officlals of the local Young Women's C Associa tion. It lists social and athletic ac-|. tivities on a siimmer schedule that begins June 1. A Pan-American party June 4

-|wil} open the summer's program for

young, women affiliated with the W. OC. A. and their friends. a and movies will follow a 6 o'clock dinner. Other = co-ed events are three “Nationality din-

dianapolis, - a roller skating party June 1 Rios Jn July and August, a long trolley ride late in July and 3 tour of Ft. August 7 |

be visits to ‘local business firms and cultural centers, a theater party at Keith's: and group attendance at a baseball game in Rerry Stadium. Sunday trips to McCoy Lake and the Shades and week-end jaunts to New Harmony and to Camp Friendly at McCormick’s Creek State Park are included in the week-end schedule along with Saturday hikes. Small groups will wake _two-day. visits to Lake Shafer, Spring" Mill Park and to Cincinnati” for a moonlight - ride down the Ohio. River to Louisville: Outdoor classes in tennis and golf will begin Monday, June 2. Indoor classes and outside practice for these sports will be supervised

archery and: horseshoes. Ice ‘skating classes will meet: weekly. Every day is “swim day” at the Y. W. during the summer, with special classes scheduled = nightly “brush-up” plunges on Monday and a bargain “cool-off” iy og at. 5 » m.

Sorority Dinner Held - Aba Tau Gamma Sorority held . “pitch in” dinner recently ‘at the home of ‘Mrs. Edward McCall, 619 E. Minnesota St.’ Pins" were presented to members. by a come mittee including Mesdames Earl Camp, ‘Darrell Wieser and Virgil

Watts.

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fhe aati. ideaye over—your. nal meds, gorgeous = 7with the highly. lustrous colors of priceless. Chinese:

luster Hil the lash Seventes} “from delicate “Lotus Blossom” Yo startling "Dragon's ~ Blood"==and with each there comes:a bottle of Hi-* ~~ |} Luster. LACHIRS base without extra charge.

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keeps its astonishing \. breath-taking shades

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dwarf growing, free blooming annuals. 88

moreover, so that the whole aptonj

in flowered cottons for the more|

ners” at foreign restaurants in In-|

- Benjamin: Harrison ,

Other mid-week attractions will

during June and July at Brookside | Miss Velma C. Park, in addition to badminton, | Gardner. Mrs. J. Francis Huffman,

|mittee. The. program has ‘been

| Kramer.

|| W. Thornburgh.

‘That favorite among favorites ==rayon eyelet ; ne ; makes this

that is suitable for a wide range . of occasions from speotator : sports wear to tea. Big pearl buttons . run from | the skirt hem to the simple,

collar. "A bright raided belt ‘and chiffon kerchief add lively color notes. It is exclusive st Wasson's, =

man a Not Cy pa “he n't think of doing anything ‘unsanctioned ‘by his parir crowd. But once a thing has the crowd’s approval, hes all for it—whether it is a parlor game or a political belief. : He loves to talk. For he wants to make an impression—and how else can he do that except by

| telling you all about himself? That’s

why he tells you where he went

{to school, what his fraternity was,

{what he means to be in the fu“tture, what important people

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Clubs—

New officers and guest day programs have been announced ‘by local clubs meeting next week. +The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN met recently to elect Miss Eva 8, True president of the local executive council. Other new council officers are Mrs. ‘E. R. Bebout, Mrs. Murrell Powell Douglas, Hert and Miss Ethel

retiring president, will represent the organization at the National Federation of Clubs’ Golden Jubilee next week in Atlantic City.

Guest Day for the IRVINGTON CATHOLIC =. WOMAN'S BrUDY CLUB will ‘be -held at 2 m. - YWednatiay in the Marian College Solarium. Mesdames George Stahl, J. Murphy, George Duffy and Filliam Strack have planned a musical - program by the following Marian students: Miss Jane Ferguson and Miss Jane Metcalf, sopranos; Miss Betty Walsh, contralto, and Miss ‘Cecilia Falk, cornet soloist. Miss Maryanna Todd will review “Black Soil” (Donovan) and Miss Martha Lou Matthews will give a reading.

‘Dr. and Mrs. Charles Myers have invited NATURE STUDY CLUB members to their home, Cannis Farm, on Eagle Creek Sunday after.noon. They will lead a walk to find the more than 100 species of wild flowers on their farm.

Guest artists at the EXPRESSION CLUB'S regular Tuesday meeting will be Mrs. Robert J. Schultz, cellist; Mrs. Herbert Gardner, reader, and : Mrs. Herschel Burns, contralto. They will be assisted by s. F. C. Lemley and Mrs. Clell Rice, club members, Mrs.

hostess, assisted by Mrs. William Brower Ward and her social com-

planned by Mrs. Willlam G. Pas terson.

The WY-MO-DAU LITERARY {of officers Tuesday at the home of

Cn. the program will:be talks on “Youth in the World Today” by Mrs. Harry Burkart and on “Our Country’s Hope of Peace” by Mrs.

man, a pupil of Mrs. Laura Craig Poland, will play the marimba. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames A. E. Adair, Homer Hill and John

A spring . dance Tov e. will be sponsored. by. the IDE MOTHERS' CLUB rian at 8 o'clock in the: Brookside Community House. Pupils of Jac Broderick will : j closing their

New -N. B. CLUB officers are + Miss ‘Ruth ons president; Miss | Will Betty McDowell, vice presigeni; Miss Kitty Nihma, secretary; Dotte. Rae Beebe, treasufer; ro Emily Jean Beebe, publicity.

Miss Elizabeth Ain Ott and Miss

|given by the REVLIS ETON = Jollowing a picnic at Brookside Park

| ies Larne Peri 0 2.

CLUB,

nd a business meeting at the home a

The MINERVA CLUB: met with

Inrs. Gborge Maxwell, 3135 Broad 1°"! aL ma Buchre Party Tomorrow) yy Bublic eushre party wil be given :

Ma a luncheon re-

, Carl Becker talked on Ourselves: ‘As-Others See Us”

Mrs Theo . Fleck recently vas

Rice, 52 N. Audubon Road, will be|night

CLUB will meet for an installation th

a William Kramer, 726 N. Riley 0 “ - ve.

‘Miss Mary Rose Mass- Son

Mrs, V. C: Wilep assisted. “Seeing:

Paul Warren, first vice: president; Mrs. Charles ‘Sanders, second vice president; Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser, a secretary; © Mrs. O. FP. Wulfekammer, treasurer; Mrs. Glas ver,: corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Wissel and Mrs. Ww. P. Sarber, auditors.

A public card party will. be sponsored by the LAUTER MOTHERS’ CLUB at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the club rooms at 1300 W. Market; St. The committee in charge includes Mesdames Gilbert Sweazie, Arthur Hoyt and Johy Hastilow.

Mrs. Marths, C, Bishop was to entertain the BONNIE BRIAR CLUB at tea this afternoon at her home, 2520 Guilford Ave. Musical numbers were to be presented by Mus. Flor-{ ence MacDonald, soprano, and Mrs. Lawrence Hayes, accompanist... r

- Recently -elected officers of the PILOT CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS are Miss Velma C. Hert, president; Mrs. Florence KX. Thacker, vice president; Miss Grace Blankenship, recording secretary; a Ann Ochs, corresponding. Miss Irene E. Fultz, treasurer, and Mesdames Ida Broo, Leila Kennedy and Delphia Gill, Miss Bert W Wooldridge and Miss Leons, Dunlap, directors.

Church Groups Plan Meetings

The ‘GIRLS! FEDERATION CLASS of ‘the THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH H is giving a MotherDaughter banquet at 6:30 o'clock toant poich Siting roe. er also obierve the 21st anniversary of the class. Mrs. Charles Rogers is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. ‘Edward Donaldson, 5207 N. New ‘Ji . 8t., ‘will be hostess for

or bie Thurman Long, r Rothenburger, Jd. JB. Martin, Katie Brown and Miss Sarah Combs. The program presented by Mrs, H. atcher Jr, will include devoby Mrs. M. G. Bridenstine, k on “Legend of the Riley Hos by Mrs, John W. Cravens

ALL | SAINTS CATHEDRAL will hold ja rummage sale tomorrow at

2501 Northwestern Ave. a program. feature of ST. 2:30 p. m, Sunday at the convent, EN: Wess, The céremony will be repeated at 7 p. m. uncer night at St. Rita's Ohare, 1813 Ave. oh to be given at 2 p. m. OLIC CHURCH cafeteria. Her as-

James, Tiley,

the Wayne Club at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at Jackson St. and Hams

|love - for the exclamation : | velous.” In fact he has a number of one-word exclamations that are ®. 1his only responses to any ideas the : other fellow offers.

and «vom solo by L. C. Schwerin. | ST. ELIZABETH CHAPTER of|-

RITA ¢ GUILDS monthly. meeting at|

Park (tomorrow in the ST. JOEN'S CATH-|-

2 2 h i the debutante’s “Mar-

; # HE SHARES

He never learns from anyone. When he: meets -an original idea

face. to face he is afraid of it.

But “culture”—boy, he is all for that. He yawns—unobtrusively, of course--through the hest concerts. And he stands before great paintings saying: “Interesting” or “marvelous.” He says he has read the latest book, but his comments on it indicate chet he mad made its acquaintapce "He's generally hr ‘enough not. to. be downright rude to persons ‘not in his*“set,” but he is snob enough to be Sistinetly cool toward them. .He.. wants 80 desperately to belong, cloes this Correct Young Man. And he. does belong—fo a group gaining. in ~ number—the Junior Stuffed Shirts of Anterica.

Alumni’ of Warren Central to Elect -

She Warren’ ‘Central High School Alumni Association will hold its an-

“Inual meeting. Tuesday at 7: 30 p. m. {in the high school.

An’ informal get-together will follow a short busi-

and & special program. Alumni present will make arrangements for the Association’s annual reunion in June. . Warren Week exhibits of high school students will be on display, All alumni may at-

tivities.

eee: Phi Delta Pi Dance. Is Tomorrow

Delta Chapter of Phi Delta Pi Sorority will sponsor a dance from 9:30 p. m. until 12:30 o'clock tomorrow night in the Spencer Hotel. Chic Myers and his orchestra will Play Mrs. Arliss Blakey, chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. Jean Jameson and Miss Linda Smith.

ihe blessing of the roses ceremony}

Batier Allen is ehalrman of a

sistants are Mesdames lames Barry Heyob,|

ness -session, an election of officers :

tend and register for association ac-1 !

scared | of the soroity and thietr mothers ‘a_ social ion wore to; be honor ‘guests with Dr.

and Mrs. Daniel 8: Rohinson. « “Personali v -in Dress” was to be the subject of a talk by Miss Lois Gerdts of 1. S. Ayres & Co. Her talk was to he illustrated by models. © Mrs. Harry Boggs, chairman, vas to be assisted by Mesdames ¥. C. Cramer, Clair McConnell, Raiph Clairmont, Harold S. Cross anc H. L. Yates. New ‘office's of the club are Mrs.

R. J. Sturn, vice Jesidensy Mrs. Cramer, sec: tary; Mrs. Gordon C.

ay ( Ss Pennsylvania St. Members of chapand Butler Universities. and Franklin - Onllege - : | Indiana high schools

” Wilson, luncheon chairman.

hostess|

|E tertain Lambda | i Chi Alpha Senior)

| Seniors of lambda * Chi = Alpha | Praternity at Butler will be guests at an annual dinner given by the |fraternity Mothers’ Club at 6:30 p.. m. tomorrow in the Chapter House, 4721 Sunset Ave. Albert Stump, attorney, will speak. Mrs. O. R. Burghard will present plaques to-the following ‘boys: Paul Coffin, Gale Giilmer, Robert Purkhiser, George Dick, Bill Pappas, John Rabold afd George Whiteman. Mrs. 8. E. Elliott is the program chairman and hostesses for the, event will be the Mesdames Lloyd D. Claycombe, Fred Horner and OC. H. Taylor.

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