Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1944 — Page 14

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Cointy Clubs Plan Dances, Tourneys For Labor Day Week-End Activities

THE COUNTRY CLUB ACTIVITIES on the Labor Day week-end will highlight dinner-dances and golf tournaments. Dances are being planned for Sept. 2 by the Woodstock club and the Highland Golf and Country

club. Mrs. C. R. Ruckelshaus, assisted by Mrs. Perry O'Neal, will be in charge of Woodstock's dinner-dance, “and the William R.. Kraffts will arrange the party at Highland.

Meridian Hills and the Lake Shore country clubs plan their events for Labor Day. t Meridian Hills, there will be a special dinner and Duffers’ Delight golf tournament with Cecil Lykins and Wayne Timberman conducting the matches. John L. Kavanaugh will have charge of the club championship golf tournament at Lake Shore.

Pre-Nuptial Dinner and Shower

PFC. NANCY ISENHOUR, WAC, will entertain with a dinner and linén shower next Wednesday in the Homestead for Miss Shirley St. Pierre. The honor guest and Robert Francis Rankin will be married at 4:30 p. m. Sept. 10 in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. The guests will include Mrs. R. L. St. Pierre, mother of the bride-to-be, Mesdames J. B. Strack, Barnes Caldwell, William Geyer and Maver Maloney, Misses Norveila Judd, Nancy Lou Fullenwider, _Joan Pfeiffer, Harriet Gerdts and Virginia Callwell, and Mrs. J. E. Macy, Kansas City, Mo. - 2 - f s 8 Miss. .Siepa Mavie Holdahl will entertain with dinner tonight

fn her home. Miss Holdahl and Walter Tw ihate will be-married at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Holdahl home, Dr. Carroll J. Rockey, will officiate he dinner guests will be Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Holdahl, Ellsworth, Wis., brother and sister-in-law of "the bride-to-be,” and & Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cloud. Chicago, Miss Holdahl's sister and her husband.

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A miscellaneous shower was given last night for Miss Dolores Fave Snyder. Miss Betty Kirlin and Miss Ruthellen Polar were hostesses in the latter's home. Miss Shyder and Aviation Cadet LeRoy Wiliam Owen will be married at 4 p. m. Sept, 17 in the Wallace Street Presbyterian church. The shower guess were Misses Shirley Esmon, Jean Brown, Frances Gentry, Mary Ellen Leppert, Jean Schmidt, Eileen Hoover, and Wilma Burkart, &

Western College Students to Return

SEVERAL INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS will leave next month for Western college. Among them are Miss Doris Louise McCord, daugh-= ter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert D. McCord; Miss Ann Lathrop Winger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Winger; Miss Emily Wilson GreenJarid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Allan Greenland, and Miss Margaret. Frazier, the F. C. Fraziers’ daughter. Also, Miss Martine Horne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Horne; Miss Anne Eberhardt, the John J. Eberhardts’ daughter; Miss Adda Jeanne Winterfeldt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Winterfeldt; Miss Virginia Lee Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. “Clarence R. Martin, and Miss Marianne Daries, caughter of the.Rev. and Mrs. Frederick R. Daries, ” » » ” s Miss Marybelle Wolfred will entertain with a bridge party tonight in her home for Miss Geraldine Mastenik, Miss Mastenik will-leave next Tuesday to-enter-Indiana university, The guests will be Mrs. Wallace Locker and Mrs. John H. Gant, Misses Helen Leauty, Annabelle Beasley, Virginia Lee Brown and Virginia Rowling.

V. T. Gallant, Elizabeth Roth Will Be Wed

Ceremony Will Be In McKee Chapel

Miss Elizabeth Ann Roth and Vela T. Gallant, cnief petty officer U.S.N.R.,, will be married at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian | church. The vows will be heard | by the Rev. Harry R. Mefcer, | The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Winifred E. Roth, 3320 Washington blvd, and Mr. Gallant's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gallant, Birminghath Ala. Miss Roth will be given in marriage by her brother, George E. Roth, Ft. Worth, Tex. She has chosen a gown of white net made with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves which extend into points over the

skirt falling into a train. Her fingertip veil will be attached to a coronet of orange blossoms, and she will carry a bouquet! of gardenias and carnations. | Miss Alice Pottenger, her only at-! tendant, will wear a pink dress]

line and short puffed sleeves. Her flowers will be red roses and white carnations.

and the ushers will be Vincent Earl | and, Edward Browns Mrs. Roth will | wear a navy and white suit, navy | accessories and a corsage of “red roses. The couple will leave on a wedding trip and will be at home in Seattle, Wash. The out-of-town guests will be Mrs. Melda Wilson and Kenneth Wilson and son, Robert, Muncie; Mrs. May Stevenson, Cincinnati; Miss Nancy Watkins, Bloomfield, and Mrs. D. C. Thompson and Miss Barney Burkes, Birmingham, Ala.

Organizations—

Theta Nu Chi Sorority Sets Initiation

Initiation services, a meeting compose tion news. Alpha chapter, Theta Nu Chi sororily, will hold initiation services| Friday night for Mrs. Jack Brown. Mrs. Earl Bochstahler, 847 N, Tascoma ave.;-will bé hostess.

a party and the organiza-

A party was given recently by the | Theta chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa |

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

SIMPLICITY OF DIRECTION, dependability and pleasing final appearance are three qualities that appeal to al] modern cooks, The most cherished recipes can be very simple yet they appeal to our senses, the directions are easily followed and they serve their purpose over a long petiod. Today's cookie recipe has all the specifications. that are tender, crisp and have that old-fashioned flavor and appearance.

It produces cookies

4 tsp. salt, 13 c. butter, 1 c. sugar, 1 egg beaten, 4 tsp. flavoring (% tsp. vanilla, % tsp. lemon), % ec. milk, 2 c. raisins.

Sift together flour, baking powder and salt, and resift 3 times. Creaia butter and sugar; add egg and mix well. - Add flavorings. Add dry ingredients alternately with milk to creamed mixture. Add raisins. Roll out !; inch thick on lightly floured board. Sprinkle with granulated sugar and cut with cookie cutter. Bake®at 375 degrees F. for 8 to 10 minutes. Yield: About 3 dozen, 2'; inches in diameter,

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FRIDAY MENUS i Breakfast Grapefruit (2 grapefruit), Scrambled eggs and minced ham (6

eggs, 3 lb. minced boiled ham). Toasted bran muffins (6),

Luncheon Creamed peas, corn, beans, on bitesize shredded wheat biscuits. Broiled whole tomatoes (4 large tomatoes). Whole wheat bread (4 slices). Old-fashioned sugar cookies recipe; use lx), Lemonade (3 lemons),

(see Sorority Meeting Mrs. Willlam H. Grauel, 7031

{ Washington blvd. will be hostess Pork steaks and onions (1 1b. pork at 6:30 p. m. today for the dinner

Dinner

steaks (4), 1 c diced onions (3 meeting of Beta chapter, Theta medium), *z c. water or vegetable Ny Chi sorority. Following the dinstock . ner, a business meeting , will be Plain boiled potatoes (14 Ths). held.

Minted carrots (1 large bunch car-| rots, cooked with few mint leaves and served with chopped mint). Sliced tomatoes and cucumbers 4) tomatoes, 1 cucumber, dressing). Green apple sauce (2 lbs. apples). ld-fashioned cookies (use 3), »

Open House

French | Mr. and Mrs, Charles Yarbrough, 20 N. Pershing ave. will hold open {house from 4 until 8 Pp. m. Sunday for their son and his wife, S. Sgt. and Mrs. Frank W. Yarbrough of [Riverside, Cal. Mr. Yarbrough is Old-fashioned sugar cookies: 321; stationed at Camp Haan near ¢. sifted flour, 2 tsps. baking powder, Riverside. .

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sorority, in the home of Miss Kay | Sweet, 2032 Central ave. Assisting | the hostess were Mrs. Delbert Rader {and Misses Mary Tague, Catherine Valentine, Margaret Beeler and Mary Lou Madden. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. John R. Geilker, Mrs. Anthony Altevers, Miss Ann Rouse and Miss Geraldine Bush. Members who attended were Mesdames Timothy J. Sheehan, J. Wallace Smith, Thomas E. Walsh, Harry Walton, Herbert Mutch, Marshall Brooks, Andrew Page, Henry Beaubier and Miss | Frances Schaffer.

Miss Lily A. Kerz, 3519 Winthrop ave, was hostess at a meeting last night of the Zonta International club.

June Bride

hands, a shirred bodice and a full |§& =

with a taffeta bodice and net skirt.| The bodice has a sweetheart neck- |:

Daniel Hart will'§erve as best man | ’

Neat—F “rom ‘Hairdo’ to Suit

“Dress Right” means one thing to the army, but. to this young woman starting off for a weekend it means a low chignon enmeshed in a Lily Dache net worn under her felt cloche. Her purple suit with purple and black checked Guatemalan blouse is designed by McMullen, (Ayres’.)

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Charles Van Tassel Jr. to » Wed Miss Marjorie Jane Little | In Advent Episcopal Church

An altar banking of white gladioli and candelabra will form the setting for the wedding of Miss Mariorie Jane Little and Pfc, Charles. Jackson Van Tassel Jr. this afirinoon in the Advent Episcopal church. The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher, church pastor, will read the ceremony at 4:30 o'clock, and Mrs. s<ell J. Sanders, organist, will play.

The bride is the daughter of Je s, Earl W. Little, 5407 N. Illinois st., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Charles Van Tass “N R 4907 Park ave urses Receive Escorted by her brother, Edward W. Little II, the bride will wear a C. j 1 U white satin gown with seed pearls, aps at . . styled with a sweetheart neckhmne.! fitted bodice and long sleeves taper- M d * ] C ing into points over her wrists, Her 1 C 1Ca enter full skirt, falling from the bodice. | . will extend into a train. | Times Special To Carry Prayer Book BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 23.— rty-fiv ived A fingertip veil of tulle will cas- | Thir ty-five student nurses receiv cade from her tulle Juliet cap, their caps recently following comwhich is accented with seed pearls.! pletion of six months pre-clinical She will cdYry a white satin prayer training at the Indiana university book topped with an orchid and gona) for Nurses. The ceremony sare frre Mrs Ed aves held in the I. U. School of —Her sister-in-law, Mrs: war Little, as matron of honor, and ‘Medicine auditorium in Indian Miss Patricia Failing as bridesmaid. apolis, will be gowned alike in yellow chif-| Indianapolis girls who received fon frocks with shirred bodices, [their caps were Misses Mary Louise long sleeves and bouffant skirts.|pinch, Dorothy Kubler, Mary Lee, | Shoulder length veils of chiffon will| Elizabeth Mickel, Betty Jane Salb, fall from their Juliet caps, and they | Florence Wakeland and Rowena will carry French bouquets of williams and Mrs. Walter J. Van flowers in pastel shades. | sickle. Mr. Van Tassel's best man will ) be his cousin, Lt. Kenneth William Other Indiana Girls Weyerbacher, Boonville, and Pfc.| Out-of-town girls were-Miss Alice William R. Turner, South Bend. | Bambrough, Elwood; Miss Lois Bayane he Jack Diamond wil] SEIVE jess, Manilla; Miss Betty Colestock The bride's mother's gown will be | and Miss Martha Cox, Rushville;! of orchid crepe with black acces-| Miss Roma Crisler, Muncie; Miss sories, and Mrs. Van Tassel will Dorothy Estell, Orleans and Miss wear a brown crepe dress trimmed | Kathleen Foreman, Decatur.

with blue and matching accessories.| Also, Mrs. Robert W. Gehres, Both will have orchid corsages. Shelbyville; Miss Betty Grissom, Chicago; Miss Katherine Gross-

Reception at Marott Hotel man, Bourbon; Miss Jean Grubb, Following the ceremony, there Greenwood; Miss Betty Hallett, Anwill be a reception in the ballroom |derson: Miss Irene Halvorsen, of the Marott hotel. The couple!Gary; Miss Faith Keller, La Porte; will leave for a wedding trip north Miss Donnabelle More, Columbia with the bride wearing a cocoa LCity; Miss Betty Myers, Bloomingbrown wool suit with a hat of for- ton, and Miss Martha Phillip, West est green and brown leather acces- | Lafayette, sories, Others are Miss Janet Robertson, Miss Little attended Indiana uni-| Greenfield; Miss Junia Schlosser, versity where she was a member of | Frankfort; Miss Dorothy Shadinger, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The | Lagro; Miss Mary Sheridan, Green-

1and-ZetaChi..Phi fraternities.

Miss Eifert Is Bride of C. V. O’Brien

Rev. ‘Eifert Reads Vows for Daughter

- The Rev. William H. Eifert read the vows at 10:30 o'clock this morn- | ing uniting ‘his daughter, Miss Mar- | tha Janice Eifert and Charles Van O'Brien. The ceremony was in the Eifert "home, 3625 Hemlock ave. Miss Eifert is the daughter of the Rev. Mr. Eifert and Mrs. Eifert, and the bridegroom is the son of

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An all-time record crop of cabbage is now on the market and the government asks your help in see-

ing that it doesn't go to waste. It!

is a very good source .of vitamin C and may be used as a partial substitute’ for other foods high in vitamin C, such as oranges, grapefruit, and tomatoes. To get the full quota of vitamin C, (1) Buy firm, fresh heads, not too large, and with green aqutside leaves when possible; (2) Store in the refrigerator, either in a crisper or vegetable bag, not in a paper sack; (3) Cook as quickly as possible, in a covered container,

Skin, Care: Demanded

YOUR DAUGHTER is going to college bothered by skin flareups, don’t shrug these off as a “phase.” Sometimes these recurring pimples mean nothing and sometimes they are warnings of a chronic acne condition, cause of which you must find out before you bundle her off to school. | If the trouble is acne, her ¢omplexion care dt college should be directed by a medical skin specialist, not left to a youngster’s hit-or Juiss methods of ‘coping with her p«oblem.

Mrs, B. M. O'Brien, Danville,

Bride's Costume

The bride chose a two-piece white suit, brown and white accessories and a corsage of gardenias and tea roses. Her only attendant, Miss, June Ormsby, wore a pink crepe dress, pink and blue accessories and | a corsage like the bride's. John! O’Brien was his brother's best man. | A breakfast in the Italian room of the Hotel Lincoln was held following the ceremony. The couple, left for a wedding trip north and‘ will be at home after Sept. 4 in Indianapolis. | The bride attended Valparaiso and Indiana universities and ‘is a member of Gamma Phi sorority. Mr. O'Brien is a senior in the I. U. school of dentistry and fis affiliated with Kappa Delta Rho

Couple Wed In Chapel At Stout Field

The chapel at Stout field was the scene at 8:30 o'clock last night for the marriage of Miss Louise Cogswell, 1451 Central ave, and Sgt’ Carl G. Mastroianni, army air forces. Chaplain Walter Latz officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B, Cogswell, Urbana, Ill, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mastroianni, Springfield, Mass.- ) Entering with her brother-in-law, Hyre C. Tipps, the bride chose a white crepe gown fashioned with a sequin trimmed bodice. long sleeves and a full skirt extending into a train. Her shouider length veil of

cap. white orchids and roses.

Sisters Are Attendants

Maxine Cogswell, were matron and maid of honor, respectively, and Mrs. Ivy E. Edwards was bridesmaid. Mrs. Tipps wore a rose satin and tulle frock and carried deep pink roses, - The maid of honor's gown was blue satin and tulle and she carried pink roses. Mrs. Edwards

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the usher. Following the ceremony,

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groom is stationed. To Enter University ton drive, will leave next month

to enter her freshman year at Indiana university.

bridegroom, a graduate of Wes- | castle; Miss Olive Mae Stafford, levan university in Middletown, ! Muncie; Miss Elizabeth: Thomley, Conn, is Miss Charmain Thomp-

ie Turner photo } Miss Rose Riehl and Sgt. Harold Reinking, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reinking, were married June 14 in St. Catherine's Catholic church,

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Alumnae Club

‘Plans Picnic

The Stephens College Alumnae club will hold a picnic at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow in Riverside park for new and returning students to the college, Miss Edna Mahr is chairman, assisted by Miss Peggy Hall and Miss Mary Margaret Fatout. | Prospective students who will attend the picnic are Miss Elizabeth ‘Ann Thomson, Janie and Mary Briggs, Mary Jane Coleman, Louise Stetson, Marilyn Hooley, Dorothe (Ann Colglazier, Patricia McManus, Iola Womlinson, ‘Marjory - Meyers, {Ruth Eleanor Gaddy, Beverly Potts! ‘and Marjorie Ruth Baxter. | | The returning girls are Misses | {Ann Wagner, JoAnne Grisso, Jean | | Bumgardrier, Gloria Attkisson, Ruth | | Der and Jacqueline Slutsky.

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16th Year in.Indianapolis

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The soldier's Leonard Rader, the Spanish-Ame: » i Pfc. Marion F, paratrooper who 1 ing over Sicily J been declared offi war department, The 33-year-olc husband of Mr Huntsinger, Wash formerly lived at 1 43

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