Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1945 — Page 13
association for James m. tomors on county
"Patrons: Named: for Nursery! Avilisry; :
‘March of es Ball
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WHEN THE JUNIOR AUXILIARY 0 THE Indankpelis Day Nursery. has its “March of the Flags Ball” Feb. 17:in the Indianapolis Athletic club the list of
patrons will include’ Messrs.
and ‘Mesdames C. Harvey
2 Bradley, W,. “1. Longsworth, Rollin Ww. Spiegel, Fermor
S. Cannon:and Raiph J.' Hudelson. . Also, Messrs. "and Mesdames ‘W. ‘A.’ Huntsinger, EH ‘Lally, Roy Elder Adams, ‘Carl F, Eveleigh, GP Cartwright, “Almus G, Ruddéll, William H. Coleman, James Cunningham, Burrell Wright, Théodore
B. Griffith, Danie] B. Luten,
Arthur V. Brown, Walter Kuhn, John E. Messi and
Dr, ‘and Mr Robert K. Geoige, Mesdames 2M. J, Spencer, J. Raymond Lyn and Lars Whitcomb, Messrs. Charles J, Lynn, Frank B.
Shields, G. -and Miss Buia Claypool.
Town Hall Speaker to Be Guest
. Barret’ Moxley, Hugh McK: Landon and Louls. Schwite:
MRS. JACK A. GOODMAN will introduce Maurice Hindus; author and lecturer, when he speaks: Friday at Town Hall in the
English theater. .Having recently. will discuss “What I Saw in Russia.”
ened from Russia, Mr, Hindus
Following Town Hall, there will be ‘a y luncheon in the Columbia,
club honoring the speaker.
Mr. and
Goodman ‘will be the
Mrs. lunchéon hosts and-other guests will he Mr. and Mrs. ‘Eli’Lilly, Col. and Mrs. A. W.: Herrington, Mr.’ and Mrs. Wiliam ©. Griffith and
Mrs, Fabien Sevitaky.
Magazine Club to Hear Speaker
DR. JOHN J. HARAMY will address members of the Magazine club at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Marott hotel. - His subject will be “America’s Destiny.” The speaker wifl'be introduced by Mss, J. B.
Vandaworker, program chairman.
Miss Kathleen Callahan will
sing, accompanied by. Mrs. Oren Horner, ‘ Mrs, George A. VanDyke, the hostess, will be assisted by Mesdames W. W. Peet, H. K, Fatout, E,. W, Stockdale, J. B. Phillips and W. H, Link. Mrs, Frank C, Yarling will preside, . At a recent meeting the club-held its annual election. The new officers, who will assume. their duties next October, include Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, presiaént; Mrs. Peet and Mrs. VanDyke, first and second vice presidents, and Miss Inez Douglass and Miss Nelly Love, recording and corresponding secretaries.
Other officers are Miss Helen- Sheets, treasurer;
Mrs, Frank OC.
Walker, parliamentarian; Mrs, Fatout, historian, ny Mrs, Mary E.
Perine, keeper of records,
Board Will Meet Friday MRS. HARVEY BELTON will
preside Friday at the only
meeting of the Suemma Coleman home board. The group will meet
at 1 p. m. in the home. ! a." 8
Maj. and Mrs. H. L. Myers will entertain with a bridal dinner in the Marott hotel's gold room Friday evening for Mrs, Myers’ sister,” Miss Birdie Fay Custer, Lebanon, and her fiance, Fred Williams, Greensburg. The couple is to be married at 2:30 p, m. Saturday in
the Greensburg Baptist church. Other guests will include Miss
Arline Rea, Tucson, Ariz.; Sgt.
and Mrs. George Becker, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smith, Seymour, and Miss Grace Custer, Indianapolis. Maj. and Mrs, Myers will arrive tomorrow from Omaha, Neb., where he ig stationed, *
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Sunday, March 10, has been set by Miss Irene Kasle as the date for her marriage to Dr. Abe Leff. The wedding will be in the home
of -her-parents,-Mr.-and-Mrs Jacob Kasle.—
Mr. and Mrs, Morris Lefl,
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Wartime Eating <7 Meta Given
" TODAY'S RECIPE 1S FOR THE most disappearing ginger cookies you ever saw. They are thin, fragile, crisp and the flavor is perfect.
The dough is soft, so soft that you'll never be able to handle it and
make neat cookies
immediately after it is mixed.
After thorough chilling, the dough can be cut off In small portions and rolled out paper thin with practically no flour, then cut and Wans-
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share before it gets soft and difficult to handle. » » » : FRIDAY MENUS
i Breakfast Orange juice. Scrambled eggs in bologna cups. Toast and jelly.
: Luncheon Tongue soup. Grated American sanwiches. Fresh apples. Dinner
Poached fish filets in tomato sauce. Potatoes cooked in their jase, Buttered carrots. Stuffed peach salad. - Ginger crisps (see recipe). Milk to drink: Four e¢. for each child: 2 ¢. for each adult. Today's points—3 red for cheese, 1 red for bologna, 40 blue for peaches.
Card Party
The Wayne Township War Mothers will hold a card party at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the American Legion homé, 6566 W. Washington st. Mrs. M. T. Lowe is the general chajrman.
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Valentine Gems
of Distinction
To give her. on that very Speci Day, February 14th. A precious gift she will cherish for the rest of her life. Palladium Ring, set with sapphires and diamonds, $335.00 :
20% ‘Federal Tax Included
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» » I Ginger ‘Crisps—One-halt ¢. margarine, % ec. light molasses, %; ¢. sugar, 1 tbsp. vinegar, 7 ¢. sifted all-purpose flour, 1 tsp. cinnamon, 3% tsp. ginger, 1% tsps. soda. Put margarine; molasses, suger and vinegar into sauce pan and boil 3 mins, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and cool. Sift flour three times with cinnamon, ginger and soda.. ‘Add to cooled margarine mixture and blend well Wrap In waxed paper and chill overnight or for several hours. Roll out on lightly floured boerd very thin (1-16-in. thick). Cut with a 2-in. cookie cutter; bake on greased cookie sheet at 375 degrees F. for 7 mins. Remove from sheet while warm and place on rack to cool. Stored in air-tight containers, these cookies will keep indefinitely. Yield: Ten dozen very thin cookies.
Mrs. Foote Hostess
Mrs. W. P.. Foote, 3546 Forest Manor ave., will be the hostess tomorrow for a meeting of the Ladies’
Federal club. Mrs, C. O. Brammell’
and Mrs. Orrin Collins are on the entertainment committee,
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At Stout Field * Sisters to Become Brides in Rite
‘ Highlights of. the bridal news are a double wedding, a bridal dinner and a recent marriage. ‘ ‘In a double wedding ¢ mony Saturday mibrning in the t. field chapel, Miss Rose Mary Klarich will become the bride of Capt.' Orin Weymouth, ' George field, IIL Her sister, Miss Mary Catherine Klarich, will be married to Lt. Roy Schultz, Stout "fleld, The service will be read at 10 o'clock by the Rev. Edward Bockhold, pastor’ of the
|Holy Trinity Catholic church.
Mrs, Henry Fon will serve as matron of honor for both brides. Miss Rose Mary Klarich will have Migs Leona Luzar as her brides-
, |maid while her sister's bridesmaid
will be Miss Josephine Hren. The best men will be Lt. Gerald Vincent, George field, for Capt. Weymouth ‘arid Lt. Robert Stone, Stout field, for' Lt, Schultz. ime. : Miss Helen Louise Guilliams and Lt. Francis Mock were married Nov. 30° In 8t. Mary's Catholic church, Danville. T h e Rev. Pr. ‘Richard Kavangugh read the vows.
«daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Claude Guilliams, Montgomery, La., and ‘Lt. Mock’s parents are Mr. and '®4 Mrs. George Mock of Danville. ars, Mock Mrs. Lloyd Conway was the bride's only attendant and John Schattner served as best man. : : » » » ! Mr. and - Mrs. William T. Winwill entertain with a bridal dinner Friday night for their ' daughter, Bettielee, and ‘her fiance, Pvt. William’ PF. Harnedy. The couple will be married at 3:30 p. m. Sunday in the Olive Branch Christian church, The dinner guests will be Mr. and Mrs. William J. Harnedy, the prospective bridegroom's: parents, Mrs, Harry Williams Jr, Miss Billiemae Winchester, sister of the bride-to-be, Miss Elleri Jane LaFollette, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson, Wallace Zink and Robert Elder;
Nella Pollard To Be Bride
A ceremony at 8 o'clock tonight in the Westminster Presby-
terian church will unite Miss Nella
May Pollard and Lt. Robert W. Kennedy. The Rev. W. T. Pearcy will officiate. Miss. Pollard will wear a pale green suit, brown accessories and a corsage of gardenias and roses. Miss Mary Lou Pollard will be her sister's only attendant. She will be in a fuchsia suit and brown accessories and her corsage will be of ivory roses and gardenias. Sgt. Charles Kennedy, the bridegroom’s brother, will serve as best man, and the ushers will be. Capt. Frank Klibbe, Chanute field, near Champaign, Ill, and Alvin Coval. Following the wedding, there will
be a reception in the church. The
couple will be at home in Denver, Colo. The bridegroom is stationed at Lowry field there, : The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Pollard, 2530 B. St. Clair st., and Lt. Kennedy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kennedy, 621 N. Beville ave.
Events CLUBS
Indianapolis Current Events. Thurs. Mrs. I. W. Riggins, 5658 Central, hostess. “Criming]l Genération?” Mrs. O. G. Merrill, On-Ea-Ota. .1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. E. F. Burke, 2234 Waterman rd. hostess. Luncheom Service-Study. Thurs. Mrs. A. G. Marquis, 404 N, Irvington, hostess.
MISCELLANEOUS Big Four Rallread auxiliary 8 p. m. Thurs, bldg. Irvington Service circle, International Order of the King's Daughters and ‘Sons. 1:30 p. m. Thurs. St. Matthews Episcopal church parish house, Mrs, O. H. Bake. meir, hostess. Mrs. Prank Stobaugh, program. A Mrs. W. F King, devotions. WAC - Mothers’ association. 17:30 p. m. today, War Memorial bldg. Sgt. Angela Amezzeo, speaker.
116. War Memorial
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School 22." 1:30 p. m. Food Craft Shop, Century bldg. Card party. Mrs. J. F. Hunter, chairman Emmaus Lutheran. - 8 p. m. Fri. Riverside roller rink. Skating
i SORORITIES , Beta Eta chap.’ Beta Sigma Phi. 8 p. m. Thurs. In the clubroom. ° tniian Nu chap, Delta Theta Ci. | 1 p. m. today, Clubrooms, Rauh bldg.: “Parliamentary Law,” Mrs. Vaughan - Bernier. Mrs. Riley Smith, presiding. Educational program, Mrs. Paul C. Bartley.
J Delta Sigma Kappa
To Hold Initiation
Mrs. Dorothy Dorrance, supreme president of the Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, will be the guest tomorrow at a meeting of the sorori-
held at the meeting in
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G.OP. Club p Arranges Luncheon]
Mesdames Paul ¥: Dowell; Lyman Thompson and Oo L.- Klaues (left to right) are members of the- ticket committee for the Lincoln day luncheon which the Woman's Republican Club of Indianapolis
will give Thursday, Feb. 15, in the Columbia club.
Committees for the annual Lincoln ence Martin and Miss Genevieve day luncheon of the Woman's Re-|Brown. : publican Club of Indianapolis were} ' The invitations chairman will be
announced recently by Mrs, Harry L.| Mrs, Elmer Johnson.
Orumpacker, general chairman, *
Mrs. Harper Ransburg, decorations chairman, will
Former U. 8. Senator Willian E.|be assisted by Mesdames Saulcy, Jenner will speak at the luncheon Clyde Parsons, Floyd Draper and Thursday, Feb. 15, in the Colum- |G. F. Kleder.
bia club.
In charge of table arrangements
The reception committee will in-|will be Mrs. Clement T, Malan, and clude Mesdames Clarence H. Beach, |Mesdames Lyman H. Thompson, Walter Krull, James ‘'W. Carr, Mar- |Otto Klauss- and Paul F.- Dowell are tha Saulecy, Glenn Funk and Clar-|on the ticket committee.
Organizations—
Republican Women's Council Will Hear Address Tomorrow By Mrs. Margaret Wyatt
The appearance of speakers and a tea compose the organization
activities.
The Marion County Council of Republican Women will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Columbia club. Mrs, Margaret Wyatt, Marion county representative, will discuss “Bills Pending in the House.” Mrs. Clarence R. Martin will be the hostess chairman assisted by
the group’s officers. Mrs, ‘George Greenwalt will preside;
Mrs. Eldon Sparks will speak at ar. Juncheon meeting tomorrow - for members of the Mary Martha society, Prentice Presbyterian church. The luncheori will be at 12:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs, Henry G. Stiles, 3906 -Arthington blvd. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames M. A. Milling, Virgil C. Anderson, George P. Dennerline and H. S. Lewis. '
The Calendar Aid and Womens, ' | Missionary societies of the Central
Christian church will have a joint meeting tomorrow in the church. Mrs, J. D. Montgomery, Buenos Aires, a missionary, will speak at 1:15 p. m. A board meeting will be held at 11 a. m. followed by a luncheon with group 4 in charge. Members of the Indiana Central College alumnae in Marion county
will have a tea and an organization |
meeting at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the association room at the college.
Mrs. Lois Taylor Fouts and Miss! Clara Files are in charge of the]
tea and Miss Mildred Ragains will preside, Officers will be elected.
Rev. Church To Officiate
Mis@Imogene Rhodes will become the bride of Lt. William F. Patterson at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Edwin Ray Methodist church. The Rev. Millard Church will read the VOWS, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Rhodes, 13811 Fletcher ave, and Lt. Patterson's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William T. Patterson, 526 N. Jefferson ave. gntering on the arm of her father, the bride will wear an off-white satin and chiffon gown fashioned with 2 full skirt extending into a train. Her tiered fingertip veil will fall from orange blossoms and she will carry a colonial bouquet of white roses. Mrs. Arthur C. Hall will be her sister's only attendant. She will be gowned in peach satin and chiffon and will wear a matching headdress caught with flowers. Her bouquet will be of violets. Mr. Hall will serve as best man, A reception will be held in the home of the bride's parents for relatives: The couple will leave for a wedding trip and will be ‘at home in Hondo, Tex.
Club to Observe War Service Day
War service day will be observed by the Monday club at 2 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ auditorium, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will speak
‘lon “Wartime Living,” and a review
of the club’s activities during world war I contrasted with its work now
will be given by Mrs. W, D. Keenan. '
A tribute will be made in mem-
ory of Mrs. Alice M, French who |
founded the American War Mothers, Mrs. C, PF. Dillenbeck and Mrs. M. D. Didway will present a musical program, Club members who have sons and daughters in the armed. forces will be honored. The directors board will meet at 1:30 p. m. preceding | the program. The group's war service committee includes Miss Laura Buehler, Red Cross; Mrz, E. F. Hamaker, disabled veterans; Mrs. E. V. Mitchell, navy men; Mrs, William Hyde Pearl, home front, and Mrs. E. May Hahn, war mothers,
Board Meeting Set By Voters League
The, executive board of the Indiant League of Women Voters will meet from 10:30 a.m. to-3 p.m: tomorrow in the Colymbia club. =i "eget topics set for discussion ta of
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8 & 40 Party
_ A Valentine party will follow the meeting of the Indianapolis salon 205, Eight "and Forty, at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Mrs. Mary Berry's home, 2445 College ave. Mrs. Edward Holmes will preside at the business session.
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March 24 Set For Girl Scout ‘Cookie Day’ Mrs. S. A. Bishop Will Be Chairman
‘March 24 has been set for the Girl Scouts’ annual “cookie day.”
{Announcement . of the date was
made yesterday at a council meéting held in the Indianapolis Ath-
‘|letic club’ by the Indianapolis and
Marion county - Girl ‘Scout organization. “Cookie day” + will climax a round of activities beginning March
13 with. a rally at. which conduct
of the annual cookie sale will be outlined. ‘Mrs. Stuart A. Bishop will serve as chairman for the sale.
Leaders’ Institute
Plans for a leaders’ institute also| were revealed at the meeting. The : |institute will be Feb. 16 at the Y. W. C. A, Mrs. C. C. Brockman, | &
leaders’ association president, advised. The special speaker for the event
will be Mrs. Vivian Carter John- |:
son, a member of the Chicago regional office staff. Her subject will be “Community Relations.” At - yesterday's meeting, Miss Florence Otto spoke on the recently inaugurated neighborhood system of program planning for Girl Scouts, Miss Otto, a field secretary from the Chicago regional office, pointed out that the new system offered a more effective method of bringing more girls and adults into Scout activities. Membership - Report “The neighborhood program,” Miss Otto said, “seeks to decentralize Scout activities and further the use of community resources.” She also spoke last night at a Scout dinner meeting in the Joan of Arc community house, Mrs. H., H. Cummings, Girl Scout commissioner, presided © at yesterday's meeting and announced that local membership has passed 4000. The national registration exceeds. 1,035,000. Procedure which will be substituted for the Girl Scouts’ recently canceled convention also was outlined at the meeting.
Sorority Meeting + The Verae Sorores chapter, Verus Cordis sorority, will meet at 8 p.m.
today in the home of Mrs. Paul Morse, 2154 N. Pennsylvania st.
Twin, Ascot scarfs serve as headgear and neckwear with a classic tailored suit. Of rich surah in maize and purple stripes, one scarf is knotted casually at the throat, while the other bands a flat<top coiffure. (Wasson’s,)
Delta Gammas Set Meetings
Two groups of ‘the Indianapolis alumnae of Delta Gamma sorority are planning meetings this weekend. The evening group will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the home of Mrs. Earl R. Diggins, 3101 Washington blvd. There will be an informal supper, andthe assisting hostesses will include Mesdames John A. Harris, Donald Cox, Robert H. Merrill and John W. Maxwell and Miss Dorothy Durham, -
Mrs, John Tracy Davis, 105 Blue Ridge rd., will be hostess at 1 p.m. Saturday for the afternoon division’s luncheon. session. Mesdames Paul Beard, J. Dwight Peterson, Boyce R. Willams, C. B. Durham and Rex C. Boyd will assist Mrs.
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To Be Held
By Purdue
‘Sessions Booked . Tomorrow, Friday
The second of a series of ‘leader training meetings will be held toe morrow and Friday at the Pure due university center, 902°N. Meride lan st.- ‘The meetings are being sponsored by the Purdue extension
{school . in co-operation with the
Marion County Homemakers AS80« ciation.
Miss Janice M. Berlin, home demonstration agent, will be in charge
_|of the session on “Repairing Uphois
stered Purniture.” Other training meetings and their leaders are March 14, “Recreation,” PF. L. McReynolds, Purdue; May 2 and 4, “Good Meals for Busy Days,” leader to be announced later. Aug. 16 and 17, “Making Dresses at Home,” Miss Frieda Stoll, Pure due, and Nov. 15 and 16, “Time and Motion Savers in Home Sewing” Miss Meta Martin, Purdue : The first meeting held recently was on “Family Life.” Following each, training school, leaders will present the lessons to their local homemakers’ clubs. Offie cers of the Homemakers association helping with training schools are Mrs. J.. Edwin Ristow, president; Mrs. Floyd Lively, vice president: Mrs. Albert Gray, secretary, and Mrs. PF. E. Tyrie, treasurer.
Club Will Hear Mrs. Gerard
Mrs. . Margaret Gerard, Ayres’ fashion bureau, will address meme bers of the Pilot Club International at a 6:30 p. m. dinner meeting tomorrow in the Warren hotel. Mrs. Gerard's topic will be “Planning Your Wardrobe.” Honor guest at the dinner will be Mrs. Harriet West, Oklahoma City, Okla, past president of the organization. Mrs. | Florence Thacker Bradley will preside and a report will be given by Mrs. Leila Kennedy, legise litive committee chairman. .
Phi Delta Pi Session Members of the Zeta chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority, will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the Lemcke building,
Miss Barbara Dunnuck will be the hostess.
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