Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1941 — Page 25

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Bridegroom Will Like Hash! Survey Gives Tips for June Bride

IN JUNE THE BRIDES get all the spotlights, and the bridegroom

“wore navy blue”!

Even cookery columns are so concerned over the

bride’s cake, the bride’s reception, the bride’s breakfast, that the bride-

groom does well to get a kind look.

But when satin has been swapped for seersucker and the bridal bou-

quet exchanged for a mixing spoon, re important, What, then, does a man like? Surveys computed from actual purchases don’t lie, and a recent one conducted by Hotel Management Magazine tells what they order when they eat out—a good guide for brides of today and yesterday! td » 8

STEAK, just as you thought, is a top-notcher, but ahead of it come corned beef and cabbage and—hold on—hash! Men crave salads,” too, but none of your bridge-party concoctions; the male will take a chefls salad bowl every time, be it raw vegetables or *mixed greens. His vegetables are on the starchy side, with potatoes, peas and corn coming in first, but he won't turn down * spinach or carrots if they're on the menu. Fried , onions are a masculine weakness, and bread and butter are a “must,” with biscuits coming in first. Dessert (you guessed it again) will be pie or ice cream, and pie a la mode is heaven right on, the table. He likes plenty of coffee, and recently he’s been liking it black, which means it has to be goed. LOUISIANA FRIED ONIONS 4 medium-sized onions, thinly sliced 3 tablespoons butter ¥2 teaspoon salt 1% teaspoon black pepper 3 tablespoons prepared mustard Saute onions in butter over low heat until evenly browned, stirring frequently. Remove skillet from heat and add remaining ingredients. Mix well. Re-heat. Serve with broiled meat patties, steak, lamb chops or liver; frankfurters, spareribs, or roast pork or beef. Approximate yield: 6 portions.

BAKING POWDER BISCUITS

2 cups sifted flour 3 teaspoons all-phosphate baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons shortening % cup milk (about) Sift flour before measuring. Measure flour; sift flour, all-phosphate baking powder and salt together. Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add milk to make soft dough. Turn out on floured surface and mix gently for 30 seconds. Roll out to % to %” thickness. Cuf into rounds of de-

. ‘sired size and place on greased bak-

ing pan. Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) 12-15 minutes. ‘Makes 18:

CHEF'S SALAD BOWL % head romaine

1. head endive 1 cup Florida grapefruit sections

1 unpeeled apple, halved and sliced |-

1% cup sliced scallions 2 whole raw carrots cut in strips 12 cup sliced or quartered radishes

.Chef’s French Dressing

Combine all’ ingredients in salad bowl. Add Chef's French Dressing and toss lightly until well blended. CHEF'S FRENCH DRESSING 1 garlic clove 3 tbsps. cider or wine vinegar Few grains pepper 12 cup mazola 1, teasp. salt--1; teasp. paprika |, “Rub bowl with cut clove of garlic. Add remaining ingredients. Stir vigorously with fork. Remove gar-

lic and beat thoroughly.

APPLE BRAN FRITTERS 1 cup flour 2 teasps. baking Powder 13; teasps. salt 1, cup sugar 1

€ge % cup milk 2 teasps. melted shortening . % cup all-bran 3 to 4 apples 2 tbsps. powdered sugar 1 tbsp. lemon juice Core and ‘pare apples and slice in

15-inch slices. Combine Sugar and|

lemon juice and pour over apples. Sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar together, Beat eggs slightly; add milk and shortening. Add to dry ingredients; mix until smooth. Stir in all-bran. Dip apple rings in batter, completely coating. Fry in deep fat (375 degrees F.) until brown (4-6 minutes). Drain on unglazed paper.

Mail Carriers Wives Sew for Red Cress

Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres has announced the: services of a new group to work with the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross

~ for the production of garments and ' surgical dressings. The organization

is composed of wives of the Indianpolis Letter Carriers Association’s bers. Mrs. Ayres is chairman of t e Red Cross emergency volunteer vee committee organized recently to recruit workers Jor this activity. In reporting the new group's action to the committee, Mrs. W. T. Ricketts said that all the 111 women in the Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary will assist with the work. The group holds meetings t each month at the Woman’s Department Club.

P. H. N. A. Picnic Will Be July 11

Public, Health Nursing Association officials have announced that the annual picnic for the board and the nursing staff will be held at Meridian Hills Country Club on " At the recent ‘June meeting the , board. received the resignation of “ Mrs. lores Baker, who is leaving to join: her husband, Dr. Baker, at Camp Oglethorpe, Chat-

mm Tenn. The board meetings

will be’ resumed in September.

LUBOSHUTZ-NEMENOFF The great bi piano—duo artists write of

“Te marvelous tone makes the Baldwin 1 the Jorid's finest piano. »

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what the groom likes gets more and

BEAU TY

THE VERY BEST thing to do when you have a cold is to take the doctor’s advice and: stay in bed until you get rid of it. = :- If this isn’t possible, however, the next thing you can_do is to figure out a way to make yourself reasonably presentable before you let anyone outside the family see you. It’s enough of an imposition to subject others to your coughing and sneezing without subjecting. them to a red-eyed, shiny-nosed, swollenlipped appearance also. Thanks to a new dry shampoo mitt, it’s a simple matter to freshen up your hair, even though ‘washing it is against thezdoctor’s rules. Simply sprinkle the toweling mitt with the special dry cleaning powder that’s packed with it, rub the powder into the mitt, put mitt on your hand. Now grasp a lock of hair close to the scalp with your gloved hand and rub briskly, working out tor the ends of the hair. Repeat until every hair has been pulled through the powdered mitt from scalp to tip. . Take Off the mitt, shake T to remove the powder, turn it inside out and put it on again. With the clean surface, go over each lock of. hair to remove every trace of powder. Finish with a thotough brushing. With your hair clean and free from oil—if not beautifully set—you can turn your attention to your slightly swollen face. First, rinse your eyes ‘with a soothing. lotion, then put hot pads on them for a few seconds. Your

cold pads. But don’t. Warm ones will decrease the swollen areas. Cold oxies won't. By all means use a makeup film to keep powder in place. Rouge your cheks lightly. If you have to use a handkerchief constantly, apply indelible lipstick and apply it ever so sparingly. Forget about mascara or other eye makeup. Whatever you do, don’t put layers of fresh powder on over stale during the day. You can’t possibly look your best when you have a cold, but you. certainly can look neat and clean. Removing old makeup and putting on new foundation and powder frequently will help to maintain a spic and span appearance.

|Dowden-Winklepleck

Wedding Is Tonight

The Rev. R. M. Dodrill will read the marriage service for Miss Yvonne Winklepleck and Harold Dowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Dowden, at 7:30 tonight in -the Dodrill home. ‘The bride is. the daughter of Mr. Winklepleck. Miss Ernestine Albrecht will be

and Mrs. H. A.

{the maid of honor and Kenneth

Dowden will be his brother's best man. : A reception at the Wayne Post 64 American Legion Hall will follow the ceremony. The couple will be

lat home at 278 N. Addison St.

By Alicia Hart

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. By RUTH MILLETT THE WORKING GIRL who can afford to take a trip when her two weeks’ vacation rolls around spends hours deciding just where she is going and what she is going to do when she gets there. Somehow she manages, during - lunch hours and on Saturday afternoons, to get all her old clothes in shape and buy whatever new ones she can afford, When she cleans up her desk the ‘last _ hight before va“cation, she.is all

set to "spend two |.

weeks’ time witn but one object in view—to enjoy herself. But the working girl who adds up her check stubs and finds she can’t possibly manage to take a trip doesnt bother to make any preparations for her vacation. She lets her clothes go and doesn’t bother to pep them up with the addition of a few new things. She lets vacation time creep up n her without making any but the vaguest sort? of plans. When her friends ask her what she is going to do she says listlessly, “Oh, I don’t know. Ill - probably just putter around the apartment. There’s quite a lot of work-I want to do. And Ill catch up on some sleep I've been missing.” She wastes her precious two weeks - doing odd jobs that could have been squeezed into her working year, going to a few movies and reading a book or two. When it’s over she goes back to her job no more refreshed than when she. left it for the vacation that comes to her only once a year.

SHE COULD HAVE had fun on that vacation if she had planned it as carefully as does the girl who is going to take a trip. She could have had fun if she had put her clothes into good enough order to have a vacation wardrobe, and then asked herself what she had been

Ruth Millett

wishing all year she had time to do.|

The answer might have been, “To entertain my, friends unhurriedly, not in the rush-home-from-work-and-stop-at- the - delicatessen way I usually have to entertain them.” If that were it, she could have planned her parties well in advance —and, by letting her friends know she was spending her vacation seeing the people she enjoyed, could have filled her two weeks full of fun. - Of course, her answer might have been entirely different—but whatever it was, she could have used her vacation to give her something she wanted—not just to putter away. And then she would have had as much of a vacation from her everyday existence as the girl who could affcrd a railroad ticket to some place else.

Dorcas Club to Meet Mrs. William W. Jameson will entertain the Dorcas Club at 1 p. m. Wednesday in‘the Sun Dial Tea-

room,

JANE JORDAN

four years.

purity in a mate? Won’t you try

wreck your life in trying to realize

embittered old maids.

made others. righteous attitude?

tell you something which actually

Only a very narrow person could toward the mistakes of youth.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am with a boy of 21..

some advice,

- Answer—Perhaps neither boy along with best.

steady and

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This is a blow to my pride which I cannot easily forget. try to forgive and forget or should I hold fast to my first desire for

you to forget the whole episode and live as if it never happened.

I am much in love with him and I thihk he is in love with me but he néver sees me but once a week because he goes to work early, and when he does come we never go anywhere. There is another boy who wants to go with me. skating and to dances but we can’t get along. Please give me BEE.

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ultimately but for the time being I should stick to the one I could get The chances are that he doesn’t have enough

money to spend much on entertainment. fore plenty of time to look others over.

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. DEAR JANE JORDAN—Through life I have somehow reserved the impression that young unmarried people should be mentally and morally clean and have conducted myself accordingly. I have a good reputation and I am a Sunday School teacher. going steady with a boy for about six months. We are to be married in late June. Now I learn from him personally that he has overstepped the boundary. The girl was one he went with for three or I know he didn’t really love her but what am I to do?

I have been

Should I

to help me reach a decision? MILLICENT.

. I Answer—Ideals are a fine thing to have as long as you do not

them. What a silly thing it would

be tc turn down a fine young man with whom you would have been perfectly ‘happy if you had not been told something that you did not want to hear. . After all do you love this young man or do you love some remote ideal which you have hung on his shoulders? Which is worth more to you, his happiness or your own pride? + If every young woman refused been involved in a previous love affair, the world would be full of Where do you get the idea that one 1nistake has the power to render worthless an otherwise fine person? Perhaps you haven't made the same mistake but doubtless you have How would you like to met with such a rigidly

marry because her fiance had

If you loved the young man before he was indiscrzet enough to

is none of your business, I advise

maintain an unforgiving attitude

am 17 years old and have been going

He likes to go

is the one whom you will choose

You're too young to go JANE JORDAN.

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