Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1944 — Page 22

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yin Masson and Richard Orton. Also ‘on the program will be Mrs. ‘members will be presented.

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Among the state officers of Pi J attend the organigation's central

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Miss Schakel will be pro- be represented are Ohio, Kentucky,

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To Attend Convention

These two pictures, received from Paris by air courier, Slustrate three trends which eharacterize present Paris styles—skirt fullness, luxurious fabrics and the use of hand embroidery. The maizecolored crepe dinner dress (left) by Lucien Lelong f eatures skirt fullness and a draped sleeve effect. Jean Patou designed the pale blue satin evening blouse (right) entirely hand-embroidered. i

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Hospital Guild Books Party

The St. Francis hospital guild will give a card party at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Block’s auditorium. Mrs. Edward H. Trimpe is chairman assisted by Mesdames Timothy McMahon, George Graber and John L.

Gedig, ‘Others on the committee are Mesdames William A. Obergfell, Nicholas Volz, Caroline Oberting, I. G. Boyd, Walter Lutz, William F. Murphy, James P, Mugivan, Thomas E. Quill, Harry Ferneding, Fred Koch, Arthur W. Heidenreich, John O'Connell, Anthony J. Fritz, Ber. nard J. Weimer and Willlam H. Lossin. 4 : A dance will be held by the guild Nov. 18 at the Lake Shore Country club.

Garment Care 3 Soft, figure-acknbwledging jerseys and crepes are favorites this year, They should be laid away hen not in use and not hung from eh or hooks, because even their own weight will distort them.

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ORIGINALLY OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER were prepared by placing

the spinach mixture on top of the oysters in the shell. The shells were laid in a bed of rock salt, cooked quickly in a very hot oven and served

- This procedure produces a “Ritzy” dish that causes comment when | served, but which is not very practical for home use. Today a recipe for,

Oysters Rockefeller Moderne is presented which has all the original flavor and which will please even the most sophisticated palate. » J s

MONDAY MENUS

Breakfast Stewed prunes. Pan-fried bacon. > French toast and honey butter.

Luncheon Split pea soup. Tomato and lettuce sandwiches, Cherry gelatine. Dinner

Oysters Rockefeller Moderne (see recipe). : French fried potatoes. Peppy Kidney bean salad. Toasted Parmesan cheese rolls. Peach shortcake (home - canned " peaches), : 8 » 2

Oysters Rockefeller Moderne: 1; 1b. fresh spinach, % c. parsley, 2 c. celery tops, % c. onion tops or chives, 1 small bay leaf, 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce, 3% tsp. salt, 4 tbsps. shortening, 14 c. grated bread crumbs, 3; pt. fresh oytsers. Grind medium fine the spinach, parsley, celery, onion and bay leaf. Mix any juice that is expressed back into the mixture. Add Worcestershire sauce and salt; mix well. Heat 3 tbsps. shortening in skillet, add spinach mixture and simmer for 5 mins. Mix together crumbs and remaining shortening. Line bottom of greased 9-inch casserole with crumbs. Lay oysters in layer on top. Spread spinach mixture over all and sprinkle top with crumbs. Bake in hot oven at 400 degrees FP. for 20 mins. Serve at once. Four servings.

Halloween Party Set By Nature Study Club

A Halloween party will be given by the Nature Study club tomorrow in the Eagle Creek community house. Miss Clara Alma Moore is chairman. Mrs. Chester Lytell will make awards for costumes and Dr. Oscar Lackey, Otis P. Herreman and Miss Louise McCormick will be in charge of a “ghost walk.” John L. Spratley and Albert Thomas will provide the music. . Ralph Pierson, Mrs. Charles Day, Miss Clara Haug and Miss Betty Roche are in charge of refreshments. The decorations chairman is Miss Edna Meinhold.

Reviews Announced By Rabbi Goldblatt

Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt hes announced some of the books he will review in his seventh annual series of book reviews to begin Nov. 7 in the Temple, 10th and Delaware

sts. Included anfong the reviews will be “The Time for Decision” (Welles),, “The Razor's Edge” (Maugham), “The Rest. of Your “| Life” (Cherme) and “Strange Fruit” (Smith). The series, sponsored by the Temple Sisterhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation, will be

| Cotton Enlists

Each Flying Fortress and Liberator carries about 450 pounds of cotton tire cord. The army's ground equipment. rolls on millions of tires which contain about 15 to 20 per cent by weight of cotton fabric. Some of the large tires contain as much as 50 pounds of

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1. venition | Wood school. oS A reams aud| Plans will be made at the meetifg |p. m. until 1 a. m. pe | fOr furnishing a day room at Campiwith Lou Kim=" Arrangements also are/mel’s orchestra Christmas party

Picture panels will be dedicated men are to be ‘Nov. 15 in Southport high school. | |Party Dessert | -Chocolate-covered animal crackers

esserts for chil-|Lovelace and ... . : Floyd Halcomb. Mrs, Hemingway

Hairdressers

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Mrs. Murt. Craig and Mrs. Edna Porter are co-chairmen of the convention, assisted by Mrs, Mildred Rottler and Mrs, Minnie Goerke. In charge of the program will be Phil Parker, Gary; Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Terre Haute; Miss Elizabeth Hinkle, Evansville; Mrs. Viola Cassel, Connersville, and Miss Patricia Wood, South Bend. Others serving on committees are Mrs. Adeline Henley, exhibits; Mrs, Florence Trowbridge, style show; Mrs. Irma Robertson, trophies; James Fox, physical properties; Mrs. Bessie Shelburn, registration; Mrs. Dolly Fouts and Mrs. Lucille Hardy, model; Mrs. Bee Pohlman, public relations; L. C. Vankheenen, host, and Mrs. Gertrude Lanhan,

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