Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1944 — Page 16

Miss Elsie Ann Locke Chooses Date * For Her Wedding to George Buckner.

| AUG. 26 HAS BEEN SET AS THE DATE for the wedding of Miss Elsie Ann Locke to Pfc. George Doster Buckner, The ceremony will be at 4:30 p. m. in the First Congregational church with Dr. Ellis W. Hay officiating. Miss Locke is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore L. Locke and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Doster Buckner, Ft. Wayne, The bride-to-be attended Smith college and is a graduate of Indiana university where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. Buckner, also an. IL U. graduate, is attending the I. U. School of Medicine. He is a Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity member. : : "= & = } a

Lt. Marjorie Ruth Dickerson, WAC, and’ Lt. Clayton Louis Creager were married July 18 in the Bethlehem Lutheran church, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byram 8. Dickerson and Mr. Creager’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clay H. Creager, Cincinnati, "Following a wedding trip, the couple returned to their stations. Mrs. Creager is at Boston and the bridegroom is at Camp Claibourne, La. She is a graduate of Butler university and a Kappa Alpha Theta sorority member. He was graduated from the Colorado School of Mines and is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.

Party Will Honor Nancy Milburn

MISS NANCY MILBURN will be entertained at a dinner and kitchen shower tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Oren H, Grant. The honor guest will become the bride of Daniel Akers Davis, aviation cadet, in a ceremony next fall ) The guests at tomorrow's party will include Mrs. Raymond Fowler Milburn, the bride-to-be’s mother; Mrs. Emma Carmichael, her grandmother; Mesdames George A. Stafford, Austin Clifford, Frances Dobbs, R. R. Scott, Robert W, Clark and George M. Murphy, ‘Misses Betty Lo Schorn, Joan Scott, Marjann Ropkey, Anne Clark, Lou Brown, Jayne Yount, Jean Bowden and Harriet Stafford. The bride-to-be is a senior at Butler university and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr, Davis attended Texas Christian university. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Major Davis, Dawson, Tex.

Miss Vivienne Simon bas chosen her-sister; Miss ‘Beverly Simon,

“as her only attendant for her wedding to, Herbert Sobel. ' The. cere-

mony will be at ¢ p. m, Sufiday in the Hotel Antlers. Mr. and Mrs.

igen Simon, the bride-to-be's paresis will

include Mrs, Sarah Sobel, the prospective bridegroom's mother; "Miss Matilda Sobel, his sister, and Bernard and Seymore Sobel, his * brothers, all of Newark, N. J., and Miss Beverly Simon,

Joan Maley Is Shower Guest

MISS NANCY MORRISON was the hostess recently at a miscellaneous shower for her cousin, Miss Joan Maley. The honor guest and Robert E. Christie will be married Aug. 26 in St, Joan of Arc Catholic church. The shower guests were Mrs, Thomas Maley and Mrs. Walter Christie, Kokomo, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Philip Erbacher, John Morrison, Hubert Koster, Charles Christie, Willam Shea, Hubert McShay, Russell Cummins, Anna Ditmar, Frank Frazier and Ralph Lyons. ’ Others were Mesdames George Hubert, Charles Maley and Fenton Auckly, Misses Patty Barnes, Frances Marstella, Marjorie Raney, Mary Caryl Martin, Nancy Chatfield, Lillian Steinmetz and Janice Auckly. Mr. and Mrs. Maley will entertain their daughter and her fiance at a bridal dinner in their home Aug. 25.

: Aporisin mii bridal “dinner Friday night in their home for the couple. The guests will .

Personals

‘Miss Jacqueline LaPorte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. LaPorte,

Miami, Fla, has returned home after visiting Miss Norma Chappel,

Ora Elizabeth Coats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Coats, and Miss Susie Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James L. Murray. :

Miss Barbara Evans will leave tomorrow to attend a 10-day house party at the home of Miss Ann Strickland, daughter of Mr. and

269 Burgess ave. Miss Chappel left with her and will be her house guest.

Six Indianapolis girls will return home Sunday after spending’a week at Pentwater, Mich. They are Miss Mary Heath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Heath; Miss Mary Lou Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L, r Club to Meet Jacobs, Miss Marjorie Dithmer, daughter of H. L. Dithmer Jr.; Miss Mary Lee Schell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. Layman Schell, Miss

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west room of Memorial building.

Mrs, W, D. Strickland, Clear Lake,

Miss Evans is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Evans. The|ate of Butler university and a memgirls will be juniors at DePauw uni- |ber of Chi Omega sorority. versity and are Kappa Alpha Theta

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A midsummer house party for which Miss Ann Kahn and Miss Jacquie Frank were the hostesses ended today as their guests, all members of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority at Northwestern university, started their homeward treks. The girls and their hostesses pictured here are (left to right, seated) Miss Bobbe Chasson, Gary; Miss Dorothy Kuby, Michigan City; Misses Kahn and Frank; Miss Judy Sherman and Miss Polly Werbner, Chicago, and (left to right, standing) Miss Polly Silver, Terre Haute; Miss Carol Simon and Miss Margy Kreeger, Chicago; Miss Phyllis Sachs, Pittsburgh; Miss Ruth Becker, Terre Haute; Miss Clarice Silver, Canton, O., and Miss Mary J. Davis, Toledo, O.

Lucie Deranian Is Bride of J. L. Gabriel ,

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read the vows. 7 Mrs. Gabriel is the daughter o Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Deranian, Indianapolis, and the bridegroom's parents are Lt. Col. and Mrs. James C. Gabriel, Crawfordsville. The bride wore a two-piece aqua dress with a net bodice accented with white braid trimming. She chose a white straw hat with aqua veiling and carried an orchid. Mrs, Thomas E. Reilly was her sister's only attendant. She wore a two-piece navy crepe suit, white starched lace hat and matching accessories. She carried a spray of gardenias. Robert M. Gabriel, Craw-

.|fordsville, the bridegroom's brother,

was best man. % Mrs. Deranian chose a two-piece turquoise dress with navy accessories and Mrs. Gabriel wore a dress of American beauty red with a black lace hat and matching accessories. Both had corsages of pink roses. Following the reception in the guest house lounge, the couple left for a short wedding trip. They will be at home temporarily in Tomah, Wis. The couple attended Purdue university and the bride is a gradu-

Picnic Thursday A picnic and birthday celebration will be held at 11:30 a. m.

“ Thursday by the Northwestern

The WAVES Mothers club will] meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the the World War

Serving Pieces in Sterling Silver

Homemakers club. Mrs, Stanley Price, 2644 Kessler blvd,, will be the

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hostess. The club will celebrate its second anniversary,

If you have been unable to obtain the serving pieces you are short in your own pattern of sterling silver—you will be happy to know that we have obtained a group of serving pieces in some very lovely patterns of sterling—which you may use to fill in the gap

The patterns are all of lovely design, nicely u have bemoaned the fact that you don't have adequate servers - you will indeed be delighted with this outstanding group.

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Wis., Aug. 1.—Miss Lucie |° ...|Deranian_and Sg}. James Lee G#b|riel were married ad 2 poBuSohe “lurday in the. post chapel at Camp- =| MeCoy. Chaplain "G." K. Masagee

dumplings. dumplings generous with peaches.

; these 31 days the ATK are rdirofsuperior flavor, in all forms.

AUGUST 1S THE GREAT PEACH MONTH ig the. Middle West.

ipened fruit of

So plan to indulge your family by preparing peaches

: ¥ " Most of us enjoy them once a day sliced and sugared—just enough

in today's recipe,

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WEDNESDAY MENUS. Breakfast

Grapefruit (2). Ready-to-eat cereal (4 servings). Caramel pecan rolls (4 bought),

Luncheon

Liver sausage sandwiches (8 slices bread, 1-3 1b. liver sausage, 2 + thsps. minced sweet pickle, % c. mayonnaise, lettuce). ’

to goax out the rich-flavored carmine-tinted” juice. We can even eat them twice without one murmur if : they are offered as cobbler, pie or When making the be

Woman’s Viewpoint—

Veterans Need A Chance at Normal Life

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer PUBLIC LECTURES have begun over the country to instruct people about the proper treatment of returned veterans who are wounded

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Altrusa Club Announces -

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oo pointments Made "By Club Directors

‘The conimittees which will direct Altrusa club activities during the ‘coming season have been announced by the organization's board of directors. Mrs, Paul Mozingo is president of the board. The committees and their members are: Budget—Mrs. Mary Schaefer, chairman, Miss Iren® Boughton and Miss Helen Brown; Christmas—Miss . Amanda ‘ A. Anderson, chairman; Miss Helen D. Brown, board member; Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder, Mrs. Lucile Parker, Misses ah E. Brown, Emily Rigler, Hannah Lindner, Margaret Hiles, Laura Holden, Jessie F. Bass and Mary Huey, Clvic affairs—Mrs. Marion Gallup, chairman; Miss Ruth Hoover, board member; Mrs, Aneta Vogler, Misses Cleo Kinnaman, Olga Krause, Janice Berlin, Ruth Zimmerman and Mamie Bass.

Fellowship Chairman Named

Constitution and by-laws—Miss Charlotte Carter, chairman; Miss Minnie Hardegan, board member, and Miss Mamie D. Larsh; education—Mrs. Ethel Krueger, chairman; Miss Boughton, board member; Mrs, Irma Bemis, Miss Larsh, Miss Mary Dickson: and Dr. Lilly Clements. * Fellowship—Miss Lucy Branch, chairman; Miss Oranda Bangsberg, board member; Mrs, Hazel Koon, Misses “Jessie Joly, ‘Mary Meyers and. Evelyn Vick; house—Mrs. Alice Jones, chairman; Miss Hoover, board member; Mrs. Parker, Miss Nancy Bryan and Miss Dickson. International relations—Miss Eunice Johnson, chairman; Miss Lois Anderson, board member; Mesdames Emma Garrett, Martha Abel, Tinder and Lyda Goll and Miss Berlin. Miss Haynes Appointed

, Membership and -classification— Miss Stena Marie Holdahl, chairman; Mrs. Jeannette McPheeters, board member; Mrs. Blanche Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Dye Beach, Misses Cordelia Hoeflin, Lindner and Mary Settle,

Maisie Hosier, chairman; Hardegan, board member;

Non-partisan public affairs—Mrs. ag assistants,

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Potato chips (1 small pkg). Sliced tomatoes (4), Baked custard, served with sirup.

# . Dinner Hamburger patties (1 1b. hambur-

in body or mind. = = Army doctors emphasize the need for normal behavior ‘on o | Except when greeting mental patients, however, this is easier said

than done. How can maimed men Rennoe. Gladys Alwes, Nellie Young, ger). with alert miuds benefit by such |Hazel Williams and Edna Meschke. Escalloped corn (5 ears). methods? Publicity—Mrs. Beach, chairman

part. chairman; Miss Lois Andefson,

board member; Misses Gertrude

Koon, Misses Carter, Lena Leaf- Sorority, will meet at § p. m. togreen, Katherine Mertz and Huey. |morrow in the home 61 Mrs. Adolph Program—Miss Edith Haynes, Mutschler, 2230 Ringgold ave,

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Broiled white fish or halibut ( 2 Ibs). Creamed potatoes (113 lbs. potatoes,

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Buttered spinach (1 pkg. frozen). Carrot sticks (6 carrots), French bread (8 slices). Quick peach dumplings (see recipe).

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Breakfast ed oranges (6),

Scrambled eggs (5). Toast and homemade jam (8 slices).

Luncheon

Dinner

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Sliced fresh tomatoes (4). | Corn-on-the-cob (8 to 10 ears),

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Jelly roll (homemade or bought).

Quick _Peach Dumplings: butter or margarine, l c. sugar, 4 large freestone peaches, 1% c. allpurpose flour, 2 tsps. baking powder, i tsp. salt, 2 tsps. sugar, % c.

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(shortening, 23 ¢. milk.

| Melt butter in a 10-inch skillet. Sprinkle half the sugar over butPeel peaches, cut in half, re{move pit and lay in skillet cut side Sprinkle with remaining

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Sift flour, resift twice with baking powder, salt and sugar. Blend in shortening with pastry blender. Add milk all at once, stir until flour is taken up, then beat hard for a

second.

Drop from tablespoon on top of

peaches; spread slightly to cover peaches, Bake at 450 degrees F. for 15 to 20 mins. Turn out on

serving dish. dividual dishes.

Four servings.

iss Piel to Speak

On 4-H Club Work

Miss Irma Piel will leave Sunday

up (1 can—3 blue pts.). Cream cheese and olive sandwiches (1 pkg. cream cheese—1 red pt., 8 slices whole wheat bread, % c. diced, stufféd olives, mayonnaise, lettuce). Fresh apricots (8), » Chocolate squares. -

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Serve warm in in-

From the layman's point of view, straining after normal behavior in an abnormal situation would have bad psychological results too. The civilian who greets an old pal, minus an arm or leg or totally blind, should suppress vocal outbursts of dismay, as anyone can understand. )

” = » BUT SURELY the veteran would be more embarrassed if his changed condition were dismissed with airy persifiage or a hand wave, as if it amounted to nothing. Unless his mind is completely gone, he knows the shock and sorrow his friends and family feel. The normal man would probably accept and welcome some expression of the sincere regrets and grief felt by those who love him, In fact, it seems to me, if they could all sit right down .and have a good cry, things would be easier all around. One general emotional spree would break the tension and 50 long as any tension exists, normal relations can't be resumed.

” ” 2 AFTERWARD, of course, the busi-

c.| hess of ignoring the obvious could

start. The test of their courage and our true consideration will come later when all our wounded return. Plans have begun to place the crippled, blind and deaf in industry where they can serve and where their sense of social importance will be developed. All these men who are able to work must have jobs, no matter how many of the rest of us go jobless. Shutting them up in hospitals, where they are idle and therefore made to feel like social castoffs, is no reward. They should be accepted back into every day life as if they were whole. For only thus can they ever be made to feel whole again. And only thus can the conscientious citizen pay the everlasting debt he owes to them.

and international and. district Altrusan correspondent; Miss Louise Padou, board member, and Miss Marian Schleicher, Flash editor. Vocational information—Miss Mertz, chairman; Mrs. Schaefer, board member; Mrs. Minnie Foley, Mrs: McPheeters, Misses Alwes, Meschke, Mary Rigg, Bertha Leming, Eunice Johnson and Carter.

Mrs. Leonard Roberts

The Rev. Thomas Paino read the June 17 ceremony uniting his daughter, Miss Rozella Paino, and Lt. Leonard Roberts. The wedding was in the West Side! Gospel Tabernacle church. The bride wore a dress of candlelight satin with.a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and a full skirt extending into a train, Miss Betty Paino, her sister and maid of honor, wore a pale blue gown and carried a bouquet of pink carnations and blue baby’s breath, Another sister, Miss Edwina Paino, wore a pale pink gown matching the maid of honor's. Paul Paino, brother of the bride, was best man and another brother, Roscoe Lee Paino, was ring bearer.

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Church Gro To Sponsor Card Parties

Two card parties will be sponsored this week by the August circle of the Altar society of St. Philip Neri parish. One will be tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the parish auditorium and the second will be at 8 p. m. Saturday in Forester'’s hall, 10th and Rural sts. Mrs. John McGinty is chairman of the group with Mrs. John Mc{Carthy and Mrs. William Blueher

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Beta chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma

Long Acre park was the scene of a meeting this morning of the East Edgewood Homemakers club.

The Alpha. and Beta chapters of

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Chairinen; Appointed By Mrs. Gustafson

An organization meeting of the “Bonds for Babies” committee was held this afternoon in the home of Mrs, Robart. M. Moore, 5617 N. Me-

Mrs. Gerald W. Gustafson ' is chairman of the committee. The war bond

Sugar Cookies Adopt A Summer Dress A brand new summer dress for

with a 3-inch cookie cutter, and place cookie rounds on greased bake ing sheet.

or pastry cutter, cut strips 34 dhch wide and 3% inches

Mrs. Carl ‘Hohlt, 1800 S. Tibbs ave. will be hostess for a meeting of the Oak Park Community club

Chi Sigma Phi sererity will meet

tomorrow night.

Ways and means—Miss Hazel Williams, chairman; Miss Padou | board member; Mesdames Margue- | rite Malarky, Vogler, Bemis and Garrett, Misses Lulie Gibbens, Nellie | Young, Settle, Rennoe and Ruth! Zimmerman. ' War projects—Miss Berlin, chairman; Miss Bangsberg, board member, Misses Leming, Eunice Johnson, | Meschke, Dickson, Schleicher and | Rennoe. { Service men's center—Mrs, Eliza- | beth Boyle: war bonds and stamps —Miss Vick; program co-ordinator, Miss Merle Harvey.

Summertime Snacks

Include Hot Biscuits

A basketful of piping hot biscuits {and a dish of cold sliced tomatoes present a challenging appeal during sultry summer days. As a light lunch or suppertime snack, hot biscuits make summertime eating fun. They also are a favorite with the homemaker, for a few minutes in the kitchen are all she needs to keep her family supplied with generous servings of flaky biscuits. A most satisfying reward for weeding the victory garden comes with the pleasure of enjoying its {bountiful yield. Plump scarlet to- | matoes make delicious food with |hot biscuits. For the extra-special

i goodness, fold two or three slices |of chopped crisp bacon into the bis(cuit mixture before adding the liquid. Try this pleasing combination as an antidote to summer laziness.

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for Cleveland where she is to speak Monday on #-H club work before a district meeting of Spool Cotton Co. salesmen. She will repeat the talk at a similar meeting in Chicago on [Aug. 14. | The Spool Cotton Co. is sponsor|ing the 4-H scholarship won last fall by Miss Piel in the national 4-H clothing achievement contest

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