Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1941 — Page 23

Tota, KK. G. Will Entertain

Rushees

" A rush party highlights news of sorority activities for the week-end and next week. The IOTA CLUB, the alumnae organizations of KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA SORORITY of DePauw

University, will entertain rushees at a dessert bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett at West Newton. On the arrangements committee with Mrs. Beckett have been Mrs. Earl Shalley, Misses Jean Grumme, Jane Allison, Jane Cooling and Jane Gray Freihofer. Miss Freihofer is chairman of the active chapter’s sush committee,

INDIANAPOLIS. ALUMNAE of ALPHA OMICRON PI SORORITY will hold a business meeting Wednesday at 8 p .m. in the home of Mrs. F. M. Slasor, 3865 Washington Blvd.

Miss Virginia Carter and- Mrs. Landis Godwin are in charge of the seventh annual Founders’ Day Dinner to be given by LAMBDA CHAPTER, OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY, at 7 o'clock Monday evehing at Hollyhock Hill. Members will present Mrs. Richard Cheesman, retiring president, with a gift and a gavel guard, and will hold a business meeting following the dinner in her home, 5241 Broadway. Final arrangements will be made for a dance at the Southern Mansion Friday, Sept. 19. . Reservations for the dinner have been made by Mesdames Cheesman, Godwin, Thomas Cisco, Louis Cox, Daniel Maiden, William Holmes, Theodore Druding, Vernon Rad- . cliffe, Elmer Paul, Roy Hill, Lorene Walters and Clara Mae Ruscher, the Misses Carter, Victoria MarSulescu and Dorotha Neiger.

“A pledge service: and a business meeting will follow the 12:30 o’clock luncheon Tuesday for MU CHAPTER members of ALPHA OMI- . CRON ALPHA SORORITY. Mrs. Henning Johnson is president.

. PHI DELTA BETA SORORITY will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Downs, 1769 Beeler St. tonight at 8 o'clock.

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Mandalay star of the International Travel-Study Club will hold its first 1941 meeeting Wednesday following a 12:30 o’clock luncheon at the home-of Mrs. William Snyder, 44 W. 33d St... Mesdames E. F. Marburger, E. D. Gam-| ble, Scott Smith and Ethel Deglscher will assist the hostess. . On the program will be a talk by Mrs. Frank Boles, on her recent trip to the Chicagoland Music Festival,| anduby Mrs. Petrache Velemstus on “Panama.” : = rue

Marie Phar Is Engaged

The engagement of Miss Marie Pfarr to Oliver Pickhardt Jr., Southport, “son of Mr. and Mrs. Pickhardt Sr, is announced by her par< ents, Mr. and: Mrs. Charles Edward Pfarr, 902 N. Arlington Ave. % The wedding will take place at] 2:30 p. m., Sept. 20, in the rectory of Our Lady ‘of Lourdes Church and will be followed by a reception, from 3 to 5 p. m, at the home of the bride’s parents. Miss Pfarr was honor guest last night at a linen shower given by Miss Sarah Robbins, 2625 E. Bt. Clair St. - Assisting the hostess was her mother, Mrs. J. A. Robbins. Guests included mothers of the couple and Mesdames William Milner, Norris Cutshaw, L. J. Kassmann, Harold Baker, ' Warman Clark, Thomas Vinneage, Ray Howard, Mark Huffman, Eleanor Guyer and Kofta Mathews. Also attending the party were the Misses Catheryn. Griffin, Mary Early, Mary Louise .Frank, Paula and Geraldine O'Neil, Mildred Owens, Joan and Phyllis Pfarr and Mary Margaret Robbins.

Cervus Club to Fete Past Presidents . A Past Presidents’ Luncheon wills be held by Cervus Club members Monday at noon in the Hotel Lin-|. coln. Cards will follow at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Frank Lindner is new president of the club. Ways and means chairman for the year is Mrs. Billy Grimes. Cs

Meet at Brookside

The ‘Brookside Woman's Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the

Brookside Park Community: House.

and smart, ‘but thrifty as well,

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‘Coffon. Enters the Boudoir” to Give Mrs. HT. Smolenski in Crows Lisay fo Those On: Limited Budgets

ITs NOT ONLY PATRIOTIC choose, Ainerican cotton to dramatize your home. And every lady, certainly, with a spark of drama wants to have at least a glamorous dressing table in her life. If you've

been doing without because of bud"get trouble this is the season to

remedy the situation. If you sew

the modern way, it’s easy to achieve not only that glamorous dress:

gol gad tting

table, but also curtains, s chair to match without upse the budget. You can buy or make an unfin ished dressing table foundation for

less than five dollars; then with a

modern sewing machine and about

three yards of eyelet-embroidered

cotton, or some other equally attractive cotton, you can whip together

“dressing table skirt.

‘One of the newest conceits for

- this fall is the combination of pastel

plaid and eyelet-embroidered cottons. Use plaid for chair slipcovers and stool seat-cushions and add full-gathered skirts and flounces of white eyelet-embroidered cotton. It’s smart to use a solid color sateen foundation under the skirt. Just as attractive and perhaps even more

evian NG Iade of Metal ‘If you are shopping for window accessories, look at the new light weight, metal Venetian blinds. While perhaps a little more expense sive than wood blinds, their dura bility. should make up for extra cost, since they are said not to warp, tare nish, chip or corrode. Also the fine, smooth surface does not encourage dust to cling; an occasional light brushing keeps them shining. * The platinum-like finish diffuses a pleasing but never glaring light and it harmonjzes nicely with any decoration sche

ng Mary Jean Sayles, Jean Scheidler, Urte and Renate Smolenski, Dotte Rae and Emily Jean Beebe, Kitty and Ruth Elynor Nihma.

Decorations in traditional black

second annual “mourning party” tonight at the home of Mr. and : . Crisp Greens Greens to be used in a salad should be crisp, cold and absolutely

clean to be appetizing, Wash them carefully, then let them stand in cold, salted water for about 10 minutes. Dry between clean towels and place in the hydrator in your refrigerator until serving time.

e “mourning” is for the Ness of summer. and the resumption of tasks at school and college. Dancing on the outdoor tennis courts will follow|-a treasure hunt for members and their guests. Members of the club are the Misses Norma Baumeister, Betty Beitman, Betty Bright, Doris Hen-

thrifty is the choice of pastel plaid |-

combined with muslin ruffles and flounces in some contrasting color. Deep flounces are just one of the

- dozens of smart decorator finishes

that beginner sewers can make with professional skill with the little ruffler attachment in the modern sewing machine kit. Youll be glad to know that this little gadget dispenses with ‘basting and makes the task as easy as stitching a straight seam. When it comes to attaching the dressing table skirt use snap-fasten-er tape to anchor the skirt to the table. One part is fastened to the frame of the table with thumb tacks. The other part is stitched to the inside top edge of the ruffled skirt. Then, all you need to do is snap it on. quickly. You'll find that this -is a practical, quickremovable system for laundering.

Slipcovering Chair

Slipcovering your mohair chair is easy if you use the cording foot attachment to perform a miracle of corded edges that help to dramatize the lines of the chair, You can make your own welting for this,

Club to Picnic

The Nature Study Club will have a picnic Sunday at Holliday Park under the leadership of Scott Mc=Coy. 2

Guild Will Entertain’ Sunnyside Patients

Members of the Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will sew for the Red Cross Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the home of Mrs. W. D. Peake, 2129 N. Alabama

St. The club’s. monthly party for chiltorjum will ursday.

D. A. R. Will Work For Red Cross

The Irvington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will sew for the Red Cross Thursday at the home of Mrs. Quentin D. Wert. Mrs. Walter Honecker will assist. A delegate to the D.A.R. state conference in October will be

elected.

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The -Artemas Club will meet for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon Tuesday at the -|home of Mrs. Gus Welkel, 1308 Woldeen at Sunnyside 33d St. be given at 3 p. m.

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using bias tape and whatever thickness of welt filling you prefer. Nowddays, you can do all the shirring, too, in jig time with the gathering foot attachment that

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and professionally. Plain skirts. with bound edges are always in good taste and are traditionally right for any season. You don’t have to baste bindings, either; there’s a binder attachment that makes the job foolproof and quick. The trend toward dressmaker ideas in home decoration seems to be growing by ‘leaps and bounds. One of the smartest decorators used a belt-like arrangement of red satin fabric that buckled at front, to form the top band of a dressing table skirt. Below, a crisp-pleated skirt hung to the floor all around the dressing table. With the pleater attachment, you can make ecrisp, precise pleats. Moreover, if your pefsonal dream of boudoir glamour includes appliqued effects, you'll be delighted to know that there’s a zigzagger attachment in modern sew ing machine kits that will do the Job like lightning. The average dressing table is 30 inches high and between 32 and 40 inches in length. Cut 39-inch fabric in. three 1-yard pieces and seam the three together. You will have a piece 117 inches wide which allows for pleats or good full gathers in the skirt. A substitute for the 4inch flounce border at the bottom, should you prefer, is a 3-inch hem that still allows you.plenty of room to work with at the top, whether you plan to attach your skirt to the table with upholstery pins or stitch it to a piece of fabric that may cover the top. If your table has extension arms with a center opening at front, tacking is most practical. Simply split the skirt widths wherever the opening appears on the dressing table.

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HAM LOAF WITH MASHED SWEET POTATO FROSTING ‘ (Serves 6) ;

HAM LOAF: 1 1b. ground fresh pork (lean), 1 lb. ground.smoked ham, 1 egg, slightly beaten, 2 cup milk, . % cup bread or cracker crumbs. POTATO FROSTING: 6-8 boiled sweet potatoes, 2 tablespoons butter, milk, salt and pepper to taste, 6-8 marshmallows. i Combine the meat loaf ingredients, blend well and pack lightly

into a loaf pan. Bake at 350 de-

grees F., or a mderate oven, for 1% hours. Remove from baking pan and place on serving platter. Remove skins from boiled sweet

seasoning and enough milk to make mixture light and fluffy. Spread this mixture over the meat loaf as Arrange ows on top; return to moderate oven (350 degrees F.) or place under broiler. Heat until|’

marshmallows are slightly browned.

Serve at once.

Synthetic Materials

The same care should be employed in laundrying washable nylons and other synthetic fabrics as is used in washing any other sheer or delicate material. - Generally speaking, use only very mild soapsuds, lukewarm fle hancareful Hard rubbing and strenuous eng are After rinsing, wrap

garment or hose in a thick’ Se oisture. |1f ironing is necessary, use only a moderately warm iron.

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