Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1943 — Page 21

Beauties’ Hints—

Rest Keebs Eyes Sparkling

Irene Manning: Rests eyes twice a day.

By ALICA HART

Times Special Writer

DO YOUR EYES GIVE you away?

Are you looking older than

yout should because they have lost their sparkle and little “tired” lines are beginning to show at the corners? Then, periodically rest your eyes each day, as does Irene Manhhhig,

lovely singing star of “The Desert mild eyewash to clear thei of any

Song.” At lunchtime Irene uses a irritating matter, finds a quiet spot

where she can relax, and closes her eyes for five minutes.

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“IF IT HAVE TO MAKE a personal appeatratice at one of the USO or canteen shows after a long session before the cameras,” the actress says, “1 always rest a half-hour in a darkened roof with a generous

amount of rich eream sheared around my eyes.

Then I remove the

excess creat and apply witch hazel soaked cotton dabs to my eyelids.” By the time she is ready to shower and dress, Irene says, all traces of tiredness are gone, and her eyes are as clear ahd bright as they were

at the beginning of the day.

Benefit Party

District 5, Daughters of America, will have a card party this evening at 512 N. Illinois st. for its orphans’ fund. Miss Sylvia Tonhis will be the hostess.

Tri Kappas Give Organ To Camp

An electric organ has been purchased by Kappa Kappa Kappa, Ine, for the hospital recreation room at Camp Atterbury, according to

| Miss Helen Whitcomb of Shelby-

ville, president of the sorority. The organ will be used for church services and for the daily entertainment of the patients. The gorority’s “small sacrifice fund,” made up of voluntary contributions from chapters over the state, and the hospital fund, a regular project

of the organization, made the gift

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Three-Ton ‘Jitney’ Is Driven by Woman

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 6. — Pretty Sophia Sapeto is one of the first of her sex to pilot a three-ton “jithey” through the mage of face tory buildings and roadways in the huge Winchester Repeating Arms Co. The famous gun-makers, who are turning out carbines for Uncle Sam, have now gotten over their surprise at seeing Sophia on her truck, and will lick the first man who dares say, “Look out, a woman driver!”

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Brown-Ratliff Service to Be Read Tonight

Sweeney Chapel to Be Seeiie of Rite

in a 7:30 o'clock candlelight cereony tonight in Sweeney chapel at Butler university, Miss Natalie Louise Ratliff will become the bride of Pvt. Paul Albert Brown. Miss Ratliff is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Emerson Ratiff of Carmel. Pvt. Brown's patrents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Brown, 410 Buckingham dr. Dr. Grundy Fisher, pastor of the, University Christian church, willl officiate before an altar decorated! with pals, ferns and candelabra. Boughs of apple blossoms will be placed in the windows of the chapel. Miss Betty Jean Miller will be the organist and Miss Betty Burkes will sing “ITeh Liebe Dich” and “Because.”

Wears Satin

Given in marriage by her father the bride will wear a white satin gown with a sweetheart neckline, lohg sleeves and a full skirt extending into a train. Her two-tiered fingertip veil will be attached to a' halo of pearlized orange blossoms. White roses and orchids will form her bouquet. Mrs, Walter Gordon, matron of honor, will be in lace trimmed marguisette over green and will carry a white and yellow bouquet. One bridesmaid, Miss June Floyd, will wear a pink gown and earty a pink and blue cascade of spring flowers in whieh the blue will pre-| dominate. Another, Miss Betty Woolridge of Kokomo, will be ih blue and carry a pink and blue cascade with the pink predominat- | ing. Bridegroom’s Attendants Mr, Gordon will be the best man and Vincent Stouder of Ft. Wayhe and Doyle L. Bowian will be the ushers. Mrs. Ratliff will be gowned in candlelight erepe with yellow aecessories and a wrist corsage of pink-white carnations. The bridegroom’s mother will wear havy with pearl accessories and a shoulder corsage of Talisman roses. Immediately following the eeremony there will be a reception in the Brown home for which a string quartet from the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra will play. In the quartet will be Walter Reuleaux, Harriett Payne, Renato Pacini and Johnny Howell. The reception assistant will be Mrs. John H. Gill,

Out-of-Town Guests

For the wedding trip the bride will wear a green suit, brown accessories and an orchid corsage. She is a teacher and student at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Musie. Pvt. Brown also attended the conserva= tory and Butler university before entering the army. Out-of-town guests coming for the ceremony will include Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. Maleolm Dunn, James and Frances Dunn, Ft. Smith, Ark; capt and Mis. Seolt F. Rveritt, Great Falls, Mont.; Mis. J. G. Ev=eritt, Kenilworth, Ill; Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Cane, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hollowell and Dr.| and Mrs. Mark Huckreide, Green= castle; Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hine, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Brown, St. Petersburg, Fla.; G. C. Goebel, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. OC. L. Linon, Galveston, Tex, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baumeier, Westfield.

Auxiliary Lists Delegates

The board of the Woman's auxiljary, Indiana State Medical association, yesterday heard talks by Dr, Carl H. MeCaskey and Dr. Homer G. Hamer at its luncheon meeting in the Columbia club. Mrs. Arnold H. Duemling of Ft. Wayne, auxiliary president, announced the delegates to the meeting of the Woman's auxiliary, American Medical association, to be held June 7, 8 and 9 in Chicago. They are Mrs. M. A. Austin, Anderson; Mrs, C. E. Munk, Kendallville; Mesdames Charles F. Voyles, Frank M. Gastineau and Gerald W. Gustafson, Indianapolis, and Mrs, E. M. VanBuskirk and Mrs. B. N. Mendenhall, Ft. Wayne. The alternate delegates will be Mrs. M. D. VanCleave, Terre Haute; Mrs. Fred B., Wishard, Pendleton: Mrs. I. H. Scott, Sullivan; Mrs, 8, J. Petronella, East Chicago; Mrs. William H, Howard, Hammond, and Mrs, William E. Tinney. The annual convention of the state auxiliary will be Sept. 28 and, 29 in Indianapolis with the auxiliary to the Marion County Medical society as hostesses,

Women Railroaders

Women are moving in on railroading. While the great majority | hold down “white-collar” jobs, some! report for work as extra gang. laborers, section hands, bridge and building painters and carpenters, ! pumping equipment operators, brakemen and flagmen.

Asks Vitaminizing

With margarine sales booming. the New York Academy of Medicine urges Washington that all brands be vitaminized, as in the case of the best vegetable margarine, and the public instructed that it is “nutritionally equal to butter.”

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To Meet Monday

The Cervus club will meet Monday at 1 p. m, in the Hotel Lincoln with Mesdames James Myers, C. G.

Shingleton and Phil Rech as host-

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