Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1942 — Page 22

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Attend Scout Conterence

In Chicago

Directors of Girl Scout council and field workers from the Grea Lakes District are meeting wit! members of the regional commit tee from the district today and to morrow in the Palmer House Chicago. A symposium. ‘Our Assets—Di recting Them to Today's Needs,” wil emphasize Program, Training, Pub lic Relations and Camp

cile Cannon, local Girl Scout direc-| tor, will lead the discussion on Pro-

gram.

Others from Indianapolis attend-

it fe Miss Mary a Ere ihre Miss ray | Mrs. Fred Kellam will have charge

Reese and Miss Wilma Lang, fie secretaries: Mrs. Montgomery S Lewis, a member of the regiona committee,

mit

tee

Plans for the annual membership! Water Co. at a meeting of Indianapolis FAIRVIEW ounci 11 ny 3 t : Council will be made at a meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p

campaign for the of the committee at 7 o'clock next Tuesday in the Little William B Schiltges,

finance chairman, and A. B. Good, | will | Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in her home, |

finance committee member, confer with Girl Scout fathers who

have been selected to represent the|thei will talk on “City Recreation”

140 troops in launching the membership drive

Sorority Party Will Benefit Hospital

card party to be

a a

Proceeds from

given by Sigma Delta Tau Sorority

go to purchase films for pats in the Rotary Home, Riley

The benefit will be Ayres’ auditor-

will iti Hospital, p. m, tomorrow in

$339

at 2 au <=

Mrs. Earl Embry and Mrs. William E. Williams are in charge of arrangements.

Miss Lu-{®

and Mrs. E. Starling Pearce, vice chairman of the com-

House. | council}

Clubs Nature Study Group Will Have Open House Sunday Afternoon; ‘Magazine Club to Elect Officers

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The club scene today features announcements of an election and eral talks. i ADELIA CHAPTER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB, “Iwill hear Mrs. C. J. Ancker speak on “Guatemala—Land of Trees” at ‘a meeting Monday at 6:30 p. m. in Catherine's Restaurant, 1435 N. Meridian St. Hostesses with the president. Mrs N. D. Richardson, will be Mesdames ton, Charles E. Appel, Fisher and J. Francis Huffman, L. A. Smith, Charles H. Smith. | Wally Schenck and R. LL. Ramsay. | Initiation services will be held for| An open house at Woollen's GarMesdames Robert Clegg. Meredith dens has been scheduled for SunThompson, Charles Brockman,jday by the NATURE STUDY | George Lesman and Cedric Lyons. CLUB. Tea will be served from 3 to | ) 5 p. m. The Misses Neva Thompson, Mary Borcherding, Alvaretta v {Stoddard and Hortense St. Lorenz Waterway 10/will be hostesses. Friends are inshown by John|vited. the Indianapolis| Members have been invited to atthe/ténd the meeting of the Audubon . Society at the World War MeMOTHERS CLUB, rial Building this evening. in the kin-

of the services.

“The be

1 A film, Health,” will Kleinhenz of

m. . | “Guatemala” has been chosen as

the subject of Mrs. Trevor R. Geddes for a guest meeting of [ALEXANDRIAN CHAPTER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL STUDY CLUB, Wednesday at 1:30 p. m, " Mrs. Carl Shup will read an [and Mrs. EL. Baker will give a orifihal poem. Mrs. Charles PF report on the Federation of Clubs. | 5 can will entertain the group in Newly elected officers of the or- |, er home. 1205 W. 36th St. ganization are Mrs. Robert Hutch-| iinson, president; Mrs. William E |

White, vice president; Mrs. D. L Ch wrch News Cowser, secretary, and Mrs. E. E| Stafford, treasurer. : ‘ Presbyterian Group to Have

Dinner Feb. 6

dergarten. Mrs. C. G. BRevis will be hostess jto the OLNOSI STUDY CLUB

[5176 Guilford Ave. Mrs. Carl Man-

Following a 12:30 p. m. luncheon | in the Colonial Tearoom tomorrow, | members of the MAGAZINE CLUB| will have as spéaker, Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, whose subject will be The Magazine Club in Action.”] Officers will be elected. Hostesses will be Mesdames W. |

For North or South

The Kings Daughters of the Second Presbyterian Church have

{ C. Bartholomew, George P. Stockplanned a supper at the church atj

Dear Gracie:

fave ye any old; wornout dollar bills that ye're practically ready to throw away? I collect ‘em for a hobby.

Sandy Macleod

Gracie

P.S.You'll collect those dollar bills faster if you use Swan! It lasts and lasts— yep, Swan's the new floatie that gives you more real soap for your money! Try it! a.

Dear Gracie:

You say Swan Soap is good for babies. Is it OK for a steady diet?

Mrs. Homebedy

6 p. m, Feb, 6. Mrs. W. L. Clarke| will be in charge of a devotional program on “Loyalty” and Mrs. W. G. Gingery will talk on “Christian Social Relations.” Members of the dinner committee. headed by Mrs. William Howard, are Mesdames Esarey, Ethel » |Budd, Clarke and the Misses KathL |erine McPherson, Marian Davis and! | Elizabeth Mills,

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= ” = The Booster Class of Downey Ave- | nue Church will sponsor a skating| [party at Rollerland Roller Rink to-| day. Mrs. John Hogle, Duke Hanna | land Jerry Druly are in charge of] tickets. Frank Lindeman is president of the ciass and Mrs. Lillian Winger is secretary-treasurer. ' = =» The Young Married Couple's Or-| ganization of St. Patrick's Catholic {Church held a business meeting} iin the clubrooms of St. Patrick's | School last night.

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Dear Gracie: dT | I keep telling the

cus ner in cam hat | Ruth E. Tucker

you're the swellest

looker in Hollywood. Can » To Be Wed

you send me a picture? Times Special

| BOGGSTOWN, Ind., Jan. 30.—The Boggstown Presbyterian Church will be the scene, at 8 p. m. today. of the wedding of Miss Ruth Elanor Tucker and T. Wendell McKamey, | both of Indianapolis. | The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur J. Tucker of Boggstown and the bridegroom's parents! are Mr, and Mrs. Theodore McKamey, Coatesville. Two seven - branch candelabra holding lighted candles will flank an altar banking of ferns and palms. Dr. C. A. Bowler of Shelbyville will officiate. “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and “I Love You Truly” will be sung by Mrs, Miriam Ramsay of Indianapolis, accompanied by Miss Carol Loper, Shelbyville. Mr. Tucker will give his daughter in marriage. She is to wear g cloud blue wool frock in street length and brown accessories. The colonial bouquet which she is to carry will be of white roses tied with white satin streamers, Mrs, Dow Quinlan, Indianapolis, her only attendant, will wear a navy| wool with matching accessories and will carry a colonial bouquet of vel- | low roses caught with yellow streamers. Mr. Quinlan is to be best man and ushers will be Charles F. Reed. Boggstown. brother-in-law of the bride, and W. A. Dorsett, New Castle. the bridegroom’s brother-in-law. A reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents. The

Dear Canmpee:

Here's my latest picture, taken in my bathing suit. Give my best to the boys, and tell them Swan breaks easy into two beautiful cakes. One beautiful cake for them to use in the shower—and one to give the corporal when he's on K.P. and has to

do the dishes. Gracie

Dear Gracie:

I'm so sad. The only time I laugh is when I'm listening to your radio program. What should I do? Mopey

BEAUTY

Wherever you are, a white wool dress such as this is not amiss. Made with fly front closing, the frock is trimmed with three horizontal tucks on the bodice and a leather belt and buttons,

Guild Members Aid Nurses

White Cross Guild are urged to sign up at once | unteer service on the floors of the Methodist Hospital by Dr. John G. Benson, superintendent of The volunteers will of their routine

Kitchen Shortcut. Melt paraffin over the cut end of a large piece of cheese to keep it for a long time without moulding.

Members of the

for vol

the hospital. relieve nurses duties. Pioneer work has been done in this direction by members of the Mother Guild, who started Dec. 1 working each day on the maternity floor, answering the telephone, delivering mail and performing other non-professional duties which formeriv took the time of the nurses. Additional members of the Guild will be enlisted to perform similar duties throughout the hospital. The women also are serving by selling defense stamps and taking orders for bonds at a table in the lobby. It was announced at a guild board meeting this week that Mrs. Allie Amos, a member of the Mother Guild, is a new life member. Mrs. Carl Ploch presided.

UNCLE SAM once reported there were 1841 different toilet preparations in the average drugstore, including 83 kinds of face powder, 111 of cola cream, 53 of toilet soap. And more come up practically every aay. How do you choose yours? By price? That's essential, but there's a real choice even at one cost-level. Then, by habit? Nothing wrong with that if the cosmetic really suits you, except that improvements in certain cosmetics do turn up in time. The wisest way to proceed is to let your curiosity keep vou experimenting with those things which reason and knowledge tell you should satisfy your needs. " 2 SPECIFICALLY, read the iabel before you buy. Usually it will tell

Y. W. Group Sponsors

Birthday Ball

In co-operation with the Fight,

Infantile Paralysis Campaign, the High School Co-ed committee of the Y. W. C. A. will sponsor a “Presi-|

dent's Birthday Ball” this evening!

{in the ¥Y, W. gymnasium. Music|

will be provided by a city high! school orchestra. During the evening, a talent show, | featuring “future stars” from a student group which has volunteered its services, will be given. All high school pupils in the city have been invited to attend the dance, which will be the only local Birthday Ball sponsored this year by high school pupils. The following will be sponsors: Misses Pauline Bonnell, LaVonne and Joann Innis, Martha Miller, Mary Burks, Louise Smith, Ruth Applegate, Virginia Lamb, Edith Martin, Virginia Van Meter, Alberta Hensley, Ruth Bowers, Wanda Emmert, Pat Jones, Ruth Irene Kersh, Olene and Judy McRae, Imogene Phelps, Margaret Poynter, Betty Abbott, Rose Lushoff, Rosemary Pruitt, Pat Stute, Marcy Killian, | Eleanor Mann, Barbara Montgom- | ery and Betty Teeter. Other sponsors include Don Barker, Don Wiltsee, Rae Bolen, Bob Garner, Roger Craig, Jim Mitchell, | John Phillips, Albert Scheid, Wil-| liam Schrowe, Bob Wyckoff, Roger | Alexander, Wallie Taris, Gene Haw- | kins and Paul Wyand. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gill and Mr. and Mrs. | Charles Smuck will be adult sponsors. Dancing will be from 9 p. m. to midnight.

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Panhel Group to Hear

Reports on Dance

Miss Alice Evans, 5311 N. Central Ave. will be hostess to the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association Monday at 7 p. m. Mrs. Paul F. Grubbs, president, will preside and delegates will report on proceeds from the annual dance which was held last Satur day night.

Sub Debs Initiate

Tri Lambda Chi Sub Deb: Club held initiation services yesterday for Miss Mary Elizabeth Donnell and Miss Mary Ellen Magnuson. Members attended a luncheon and

REGUL LESS TRADE

Pattern No. 8070 is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size! 3 requires 1% yards 35-inch material; 1!s yards 54-inch. 1% yards edging for neckline and sleeves, '¢ yard 35-inch contrast material for collar. For this attractive pattern, send 15¢ in coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times Today's Pattern Service, 214 W. Maryland St. Select all the patterns you need for yourself and your family—for spring sewing—in the new Fashion Book, just out. Send for your copy today. Pattern, 15c¢; Pattern Book, 1l5c. One Pattern and Pattern Book ordered together 25c. Enclose 1c

theater party.

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Toe S. A. I. to Give

Musicale

Monday Night

Mrs. Helen Thomas Bucher, soe prano, of Huntington, will be soe loist at a formal musicale to be held by Nu Zeta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national profession=al musical sororat 8 p.m Monday at the Bomar Cramer Studios on ‘the Circle. She will be accompanied ° by Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin in a program of seven Spanish songs by Manuel de Falla. Mr. Cramer, who has spent much time in Mexico, will discuss “Mue sic of the Americas,” laying particular emphasis upon the relation between the creative side of music in the United States and in the Latin American countries. The musicale will be preceded by a dinner at 6:30 p. m. in the Ca nary Cottage. Mrs. Herbert L. Barr is in charge of dinner arrangements, In the receiving line for the mue sicale will be Mrs. C. Harold Larsh, Beta Province president, and Mrs, Robert White Blake, president of

M s Bucher

Nu Zeta Chapter. The program has

been arranged by Mrs. Louise

Sparks.

Indianapolis Singers To Play Cards

The Indianapolis Singers will have a card party tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock in their hall at 49% S. Delaware St. Mrs. Edna Graff, chairman, will be assisted by Miss Florence Suess, Mesdames Adam Gerlach, August Bauchle, Otto Schafer, Paul Laugerman and Peter Guelding. Mrs. William Schubert, refreshe ments chairman, will be aided by Mrs. Fred Wirtz.

To Present Reviews

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will review “The Great Lady’ (Margaret Gilmore) at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Block's auditorium for the Book Review Club. The review will be re= peated at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Ayres’ auditorium for anothergroup of the members.

Slicte-cA- Uhy Phonograph

couple will be at home at 3330 N. You what the preparation contains. { Meridian St., Indianapolis, after re- Astonishingly, many women neglect turning from a short wedding trip.! this point, though they wouldn't

Lifetime Needle Ne Needles to Change Ne Annoying Needle Scratch Records Last Infinitely Longer

It's true you can't buy a purer soap than Swan. .But just the same you shouldn't feed the baby on it. Use on baby's outside—he'll love that! Swan's supermild . . duper-gentle. That's why duds, dishes, gad bathtubs love Swan

Harriet Terry Is Engaged

Miss Harriet Terry's engagement to John Williams, St. Louis, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Nina B. Terry, Louisville. The wedding will be Feb. 21 in the McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Charles W. Richardson was to entertain today with ‘a miscel- | laneous shower in the bride-to-be's honor. Guests at the party were to in-

Dear Mopey:

Get some hard water and some Swan Soap. Swan laughs like anything at hard water. So will you, ‘cause Swan suds twice as fast as old-time floaties. Nope, you won't be a mopey if you got Swan Soapy.

Gracis

SWAN

. 8 ways better than old«#ime floating soaps

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FLOATING SOAP

clude the Mesdames Russell Stevens, Gaylord Millikan, Needham Hurst. Hubert Furstenberg, G. S. Foster, W. E. Bodenhamer, Robert Caslin, { C. J. Underwood, Park Akin, H. C. { Tyson, Chantilla White and Car} | Ittenbach. \ Others were to be Mesdames George Cunningham; Charles Howjell, Edwin White, Charles Moreland, Trueman Tochterman, Sam Dinnin. Homer Litterall, Charles Pate of | Bargersville, and Miss Ada Riley and Miss Mae Petit. ond - Wen—loge enibesder | Mrs. Staab Chairman Mrs. J. E. Staab will have charge {of a public card party in St. John's (Academy cafeteria, 135 W. Maryland St, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. She will be assisted y Mrs. John Gallagher

aream of buying food so haphazardly. Secondly, get some general knowledge of how your skin, teeth, eves, hair and other beauty accents work, and learn what the common{est ingreaients of cosmetics do for (them. Then you'll be in a much better position to judge the toilet articles before buying. You will remember, for instance, that a dry skin needs an oil, like lanolin, which can be absorbed readily, and you won't choose a liquefying cleansing cream instead. Liquefyving cleansing cream is made of mineral oil, which cannot be absorbed satisfactorily by the skin. Third, read the directions and | {fellow them. It's surprising how [many women disregard this, and get bad results. If the directions on your new jar of mask tell you to leave the mask on for only twenty minutes, then take a look at a clock while you put it on, and remove it promptly... If you hate cream on your face while you sleep, why buy a night cream: which must be left on overnight? i » = ” IF YOU FCLLOW these principles, vou'll look into the purpose for which you want a cosmetic, and into the facts which the label tells you about that cosmetic, and vou will see whether the concoction matches your purpose. Remember, there are plenty of sheer-frill, sheer-nonsense items to cateh the eye of the woman who can waste money—and the market is also full of truly valuable aids to beauty. As you know them, vou will save tisfy yourself.

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