Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1944 — Page 15

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Tabernacle Church Will Be the Scene ‘Of Baker-Varin Ceremony Tonight

MISS CAROLYN ANN VARIN will become the bride of Lt. Col. B. L. Baker, Mitchel field, N. Y., in a ceremony at 8:80 o'clock tonight in the Tabernacle Prastyterian church. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will read the vows before’ an altar banked with palms, seven-branch and single candelabra and white Howers. Miss Varin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Varin of Indianapolis and the bridegroom is ‘the son of Mrs, B. L. Baker, Lexington, Ky. The bride will wear an ivory faille gown made with scalloped neckline and bracelet-length sleeves. The full skirt, gathered onto a fitted basque, extends into a short train. Her fingertip vell of ivory fllusion is attached to a double band of seed pearls. She will carry a bouquet of white gladioll, roses, orchids and stephanotis tied with ivory streamers. i

Sister Will Be Matron of Honor

MRS, ROBERT PRIEST will be her sister's matron of honor and Miss Martha Coddington will be the bridesmaid. They will wear gowns of marquisette styled alike with square necklines outlined with small ruffles, bracelet sleeves, and full skirts gathered at low waistlines. They will wear matching shoulder-length veils caught with nosegays of fresh flowers. The matron of honor’s dress will be blue and she will carry a bouquet of pink gladioli, roses, blue flowers and ivy. Miss Codding-

_ ton’s dress will be pink and her flowers will be pink- Delight roses,

blue flowers and ivy. Brig. Gen. C. V. Haynes of Mitchel field, will be best man, The ushers will be Mr. Priest, Thomas P. Foley, Edgar Penn, George. town, Ky.; Robert Odear, Lexington, Ky. and Maj Thomas Keach, Godman field, Ky.

Reception at Varin Home FOLLOWING THE CEREMONY, there will be a reception in the home of the bride's parents. The bride's cake will be decorated with

" white gladioli, gardenias and smilax.

Assisting at the. reception will be Mrs. James Katterjohn, Mrs, Gerald Sehoenheide, Mrs. William Olsen, Oak Park, Hl, Misses Betty

~Arin- Schroeder, Kathryn Hadley, Betty Lou Varin, Ddris Wheeler - and Elizabeth Cavanaugh, and Miss Adelaide Denton, New Castle.’

Immediately following the reception, the couple will leave for a trip south. The bride ‘will wear a sharkskin cardigan suit of agua, a navy blue straw hat, white accessories and an orchid corsage, After .\ug. 1, the couple will be at home at Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y. . Miss Varin is a graduate of Butler university and 8 member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and the bridegroom was graduated from the University of Kentucky and is affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, | Parties Planned for Virginia Brown A ROUND OF PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES for Miss Virginia Nicholson Brown will fili the week before her marriage to Lt. Neil Funk Jr. on July 26. A luncheon tomorrow at the Woodstock club will be given by Miss Mary Jane Alford and her cousin, Miss Barbara’ Hill, Anderson, A miscellaneous shower will be given tomorrow evening by Miss Eleanor Dickson Frenzel in the Carmel] home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Otto N, Frenzel Jr. Another shower will be given Thursday night by Miss Alice Boozer at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boozer, while a tea will be given from 5 to 7 p. m. Saturday by Mrs. Robert Adams. Guests at the luncheon tomorrow will be Miss Kathryn Draper, New York: Miss Sally Ballard, French Lick; Misses Mary Jo Albright, Joan Buschmenn, Mary Johnson, Phyllis Behringer, Carol Noel, Ann Sayles, Cynthia Test, Boozer and Margaret Stevenson,

— Misses ‘Noel, Boozer, Test, Draper, Sayles, Behringer, Stevenson and

Johnson algo will attend the party tomorrow night.

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Final Sessions Of Convention

Times Spoil NEW YORK, July 18.—~The election of Miss Sally Butler, Indianapolis, as first vice president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. was anticipated today during the final sessions of the federation’s convention, The other candidate for the office is Mrs. Maude E. Empey, San Jose, Cal. Job Forum’ +Held

Many women will be displaced from their wartime jobs by returning service men and millions of others who left white collar jobs for those in industry will need assistance in post-war placement, the convention was told .yesterday. Miss Pauline Arnold of the Market Research Company of America told the forum “meeting that thorough economic planning now is essential to provide expanding opportunities for ‘women who contihue to work after the war.

L Miss Estelle Marie Hoffmann became the bride of Russell C. Romine in a ceremony Saturday afternoon in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph O. Hoffmann. Mr. Romine is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Romine. (Photo Reflex photo).

2. A ceremony Sunday afternoon in the Zion Evangelical church united Miss Anna Elnora Rosemeyer, daughter of Mr, and

offices, in both offices and plants of industry and in the personnel field, she said, there should be post-war opportunities for'many women,

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In the insurance field, in railroad:

|The Bridal Scene— Miscellaneous Shower Tonight |

Mrs. Frederick C. Rosemeyer, and

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Roy Ellsworth Stricker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stricker, Reedsburg, Wis. The at home address

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PAGE 15. Butler Council - Will Plan Year's Work ~~

President Appoints Committee. Heads ~~

Plans for the year will be diss cussed by the executive board of the Mother's council of Butler unis Lversity at an *tt—a. m. meeting Thursday in Jordan hall. _ Recently elected officers of the group are Mrs. Floyd W. Schorn, president; Mrs. Joe Hill, vice presie dent; Mrs, Lester Hunt and Mrs. Gordon Holland, recording and core responding secretaries; Mrs. Harry Hull, treasurer, and Mrs. D. 8. Langell, historian. Honorary members of the execu tive board are Mrs. B. Lynri Adams and Mrs, M. O. Ross.

Chairmen Named

Chairmen appointed by Mrs, Schorn include Mrs. Dan Hackerd, delegates and alternates; Mrs. Paul D. Loser. social; Mrs. Walter Wile son, program; Mrs, Karl A. Ziegler, music; Mrs. F. A. Henning, mems= bership, and Mrs. Charles Hendrix, ways and means. Mrs. E. G. Freihage is in charge j of the telephone committee, assisted {by Mrs. A. R. Ferguson and Mrs, Serve as Chairmen If you're staying cool, calm and R. B. Dey. Mrs. John P. Rh .. en- | collected this summer, right on your son is publicity chairman and Mrs, er: Smith. own front porch, youll want a] George Undegwood will be the dele~ and Mrs. Rex McConnell, general ex- | Couple of nice house dresses which |gate to the Indianapolis Council of hibits; Mrs. Ralph Lynch and Miss| {will help to keep .you pretty at the| | Women, with Mrs. Adams as alter

Mary McCarthy, poppy poster; Mrs. | Same time! This princess panel nate. Clay Britton and Mrs. Donna Tulley, | dress is 5, lovely as They - Te - e it up in frosty-ecool paste y mosis; Mit. Basteam epell, serv | Pattern 8673 is in sizes 34, 3, 8 Make Allowance Mrs. John Valentine and Mrs. 10. 42. 44 46 and 48. Size 36 re For Shrinkage

quires 4% yards of 35-inch material. | ) Th ui, Jarier; Me. Lo For -this attractive pattern, send] Many curtain fabrics. especially

16 cents in coins, with your name, those with a net or mesh weave, Books; Mrs. SO pea Hagadile, address, pattern number and size shrink during washing. This should inguished to The Indianapolis Times Pattern| be taken into consideration - when Ashby and Mrs. Claire Brengle. con-| service, 214 W. Maryland st., In- "they are purchased or made venticn committee and caucus oo polis 9. | If no such allowance has been rooms. The smart new Issue of the mid- made and the curtains have shrunk

Auxiliary Sets Aug. 12 to 14 For Convention

Chairmen Appointed By Mrs. Ralph Klare

Committees for the American Legion auxiliary's state convention, to be held here Aug. 12 through 14, have been announced by Mrs. Ralph Klare, general chairman of the con- | vention committee. Other members of” her confinittee. are Mrs. John A, Noon, co-chairman; Mrs. William R. Bolen, 11th district president; Mrs. M. L. Sutton and Miss Rosemary Kirkhoff, secretaries.

«" Appointments Made

Mrs. Klare's appointments include: Mrs. Martin Collins and Mrs. Agatha Ward, registration chairmen; Mrs. Bolen, executive dinner; Mrs. Harry Lorber and Mrs. Carlos Morris, processional, and Mrs. William Shine and Mrs. Salvidor Carelli, colors. Others are Mrs. Olla McDowell and Mrs. Nell Rutt, memorial; Mrs. Donald Smith and Mrs. Willard Thomas, information; Mrs. Kurt Schmidt and Mrs. Henning Johnson, past presidents’ parley dinner chairman; Mrs. Norman Coulon and Mrs. George Fleischer, decorations: Mrs. Edgar Haynes and Mrs, Ira Holmes, radio.

Vacationing

3. The marine base chapel at El Centro, Cal, was the scene last Friday evening of the wedding of Miss Frances Risk and S. Sgt. | William G. Kafoure, U. S. M. C. R. Their parents afte Mr. and Mrs, George M. Risk and Mr, and Mrs. George Kafoure, all of Indianapolis. (Ramos-Porter photo.)

Also speaking yeste

ment director, Foreign Policy association; rector of the wartime economics bu- |

{vreau of the U. S. state department. |

y were Mrs Vera M. Dean, research depart- |

and Charles P. Taft, di-|

on recent weddings.

A miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Dorothy Albrecht will be | Appearing on the post-war job given tonight by Miss Ruth Ann Lett and Miss Mary Kathryn Green ding trip to Cincinnati and

Will Honor Miss Albrecht

The bridal news includes the announcement. of a shower and notes ‘bridegroom, was the bride's only at- |

market forum with Miss Arnold | |in the home of the latter, 857 N. Linwood ave. Miss Albrecht will become the bride of T. Sgt. Robert 8. Emminger

{were Walter Deane Fuller, Curtis! ! Publishing Co. president; Miss Bess | Bloodworth, vice president in charge ‘of personnel, Namm Store, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Ordway Tead, editor and Dean Virginia Gildersieeve of ‘Barnard college.

Sorority Plans’ Luncheon

| The mid-summer luncheon of Beta chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma | sorority, will be at 1 p. m. Thurs-

day in the Indianapolis Athletic |club. Miss Louise Braxton, presi-'

dent, will preside. Miss Floro Torrence will talk on | the teachers’ retirement fund and Miss Ruth Gorman, president of the Grade Teachers’ association, will give a report on the N. E. A

'convention held early this month

in Pittsburgh, i A social hour will follow the busi-' [ness meeting and luncheon. Miss {Anna Torrence is in charge of | reservations.

—————_————————————————— Kappa Delta Phi Unit ‘To Initiate Three | Initiation services and an formal supper will be held’ Thursday, by Gamma Delta chapter, Kappa ! Delta Phi sorority, in the home of Mrs, Marian Ross, 433 W. 44th st. | Mrs. Robert Dalton, Mrs. Ray!’ { Kealing and Miss Mary Margaret | Comerford will be initiated into the! |group. Assisting the hostess will pe | Mesdames Carl Towles, Robert Reid {and Hayes Readle.

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for the dyration, but you can use , Soap scraps just the same. Put a {few slivers of soap in a jar and fill it with water. Cover it tightly. When suds are

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dishpan or basin and réfill the jar,

With water.

Sorority Hostess | Mrs. Katherine Eden, 4828 E. New| York st., will be hostess at a meeting of the Verne Sorores chapter, | , Verus Cordis sorority, at 8 p, m. to-| morrow,

Clean Cellar Stairs

Cellar stairs should be included |

in the weekly . Ac-, cidents may happen if the stairs are cluttered or if spilled liquids are | not t wiped up.

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at 10 a. m. Aug. 5 in the St. Thomas ' Aquinas Catholic church. Mrs, Claude Lett and Mrs. E. L. iWoods will assist their daughters!

oe, ‘at the shower. Guests will include

{Mrs. W. E Albrecht and Mrs. Roblert Davis, mothers of the engaged

| Dewey Spence, Charles Schorlin

{and Robert Westmoreland.

Others attending the party will be Misses Margie Brown, Luana Hill, Katy Rader, Mary Jean Titus, {Gladys Menese, Dorothy Davidson, Loretta McKinney, Gertrude McKenna, Rosaline Snow, Pat Smith and Betty Reece. - - s Mr. and Mis. of their daughter, Laura Lee, 4317 E. Washington st, and Theodore Mallis, Long Beach, Cal. The wed-

ding was July 11 in the Irvington Methodist church. “ The couple is at home at 944 | Balsy st., Long Beach. Mr. Mallis | is the son of P. M. Mallis, Lang. Beach.

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The wedding of Miss NegareS

Watson Pond and Pfc. William Henry Rossington Jr. was at 5:30 p. m. Saturday in the rectory of the

St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. couple; Mesdames John Remmetter, .r.. po. Fr. mdward Lynch oad Pedarse Frucht,

the VOWS. Miss Virginia Hawkins was the bride's only attendant and the best! man was Charles Sellers, Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Rossington is the daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis Pond, | 3105 Ruckle st, and the bride-

groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. | ; William H. Rossington, Ft. Wayne, R. C. Wagoner, | Springville, announce the marriage}

- - - The marriage of Miss Evelyn Pyle and Lt. A J. Everett, army signal ‘corps, is announced by the bride's’ parenis, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Pyle, 21st st, The wedding was Sept. 21, 10943, The couple is at home in Warrenton, Va. stationed.

Couple Takes Trip East |

| were married at 1:45 p.m. Sunday

{ best man. The couple is on a wed- |

where Lt, Everett is

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in the rectory of S8. Peter and Paul cathedral. The Rev. Pr. Cornelius Sweeney officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs, Harry Stafford, E. 10th Ist, and Mr. Sondrini’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sondrini, Adams, Mass. ; Miss Alte Sondrini, sister of the

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Becomes Bride

The marriage of Ensign Shirley Anne Einbinder, WAVES, ahd Pad- | Providence, R.I, is announced by the bride's! | parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ein-| 'binder, 4057 Graceland ave. The | wedding was July 11 at Great Lakes, IIL. Mrs. Prucht has been serving in the public relations office for the |Sme 3 naval district at Great Lakes. She is a graduate of Butler univer- | sity. The bridegroom is taking re|eruit training at Great Lakes. {He attended Brown university, and lis the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Frucht, Providence. !

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Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

WHEN WHITE CAKE, ANGEL FOOD and meringue shells are

{ made, the accumulated egg yolks must be used promptly because they be | 40 not remain in perfect condition very long in the refrigerator, no’

‘matter how efficient the refrigerator. One of the most practical uses is in a boiled salad: dressing as in today's recipe. A good boiled dressing, combined with mayonnaise ‘in|

| cual portions, is a perfect dressing’ or chicken salad. - » » WEDNESDAY MENUS ~ Breakfast . New apple sauce (2 lbs. apples). Scrambled eggs (5 eggs, 4 c. milk). Toast and homemade jam (8 slices). Luncheon Vegetable soup. Rye wafers (1 pkg. bought). “t salad (3 bananas, 2 peaches! t marshmallows, 4 c¢. cooked sale * dressing, 1 cantaloupe cut! in wedze~), Dinner "Veal birds (11% Ibs. veal). New potatoes (1% ibs.). Broiled tomatces (4). Cabbage salad (3 c. finely shredded | cabbage, ; green pepper, 1 car-! rot, mayonnaise). _ | Baked custard (served with 1 pt.| red raspebrries), Bread (8 igen), .

THURSDAY -MENUS Breakfast Fresh sour cherries (3 c. pitted, | served with sugar). Ready-to-eat cereal (4 servings). Soft cooked eggs (4). {Whole wheat toast and homemade jam @ shices).

Luncheon

| Toasted cheese sandwiches (i Ib. | ‘cheese—8 red pts. 8 slices bread). String beans ab). x pkg.)

Creamed diced potatoes (1%

| sauce).

| Buttered carrots (8 large carrots).

| Vegetable salad (caulifiower, rad-' ishes,

seasonings, French dressing).

| Bread (8 slices). &

[Chilled watermelon (4 servings), » Ld = Salad Dressing: !'; c. cider vine- | gar, % c. water, 4 c. sugar, 2 tsps. {flour, 1 tsp. salt, 1 tsp. prepared mustard, 6 egg volks, 1 tbsp. butter,

Combine .the first six ingredients

in a saucepan and bring fo a boil. Beat egg yolks until light. Slowly | add the hot mixture, return to pan’

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Spice bars: % c. hot water, % e€. raisins, 1% c. sifted flour, % tsp. baking powder, 1; tsp. soda, % tsp.

~lallspice;, % tsp. nutmeg, ‘tsp. salt,

5. shortening, 1 ¢. brown sugar, 1 thsp. mild molasses, 1 egg, 4 cup pecan nut meats, 2 tbsps. confectioner's sugar. Pour hot w: ‘er over . raisins. Measure and sif. ‘ogether the dry ingredients. Cream’ “hortening, add sugar and ‘molasses «1d cream until fluffy.

Ibs. | potatoes, 1': c. med. thin white

2 tomatoes, leaf lettuce, >

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