Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1945 — Page 13

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Cline- Rehm Wedding wil Be Feb. 2: Dr. Jean'S. Milner to Read Ceremony

MISS RUTH HARRIET REHM has set Sunday, Feb. 25, as the date for her marriage to Richard William Cline. The ceremony will be at 4:30 p. m. in the home of the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. J. E. Rehm. Dr. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, will officiate. -

: Miss Caroline Rehm will be her sister's onlv attendant, and the prospective bridegroom's brother, Frederick, will serve as best man, Mr. Cline is the son of Mrs. -Bunie E, Cline, nN 8'n : ! on

Mrs. Willlam Walk Garstang entertained at a tea in her home this afternoon for Miss Julia Walk, who is celebrating her birthday today. Assisting Mrs. Garstang were Mesdames R. Norman Baxter, Berkley Wilson Duck Jr., Robert Ferriday, Reginald W. Garstang, George Maynard Halverson, Norman R. Kevers, Peter Norman Larsen, Harry C. May, Benjamin R. Turner Jr. and Walton M: ‘Wheeler.

Patrons Aniouncod for Operetta -

PATRONS HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED for the “Butler university night” Friday at the Civic theater. The production, “H. M. 8S. Pinafore,” is being sponsored that night by the Butler Women's council for benefit of students at the schoo). Among the patrons are Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Ross, Dr. and Mrs, George F. Leonard, Dr. and Mrs. Roy M. Robbins, Dr. and Mrs. Gino Ratti and Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Maxam. Ushers for the event will be representatives of campus sororities, They include Miss Jean Warren, Alpha Chi Omédga: MissDorothy Ziegler, Delta Delta Delta; Miss Wilma Weaver, ZetA Tau

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Alpha; Miss Rebecca Hardigree, Trianon: Alpha Theta; Miss Jane Sumner, Pi Beta Phi: dricks, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Miss Mary Williams, ‘Gamma,

Parties Arranged for Event

SEVERAL PARTIES HAVE BEEN planned for the evening. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd W. Schorn and their, daughter, Betty Lo, will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Robbins. Mr, and Mrs. B. Lynn Adams will have guests also, as will the ‘Oscar Burghards. With Miss Virginia Davy will be Misses Helen Cotton, Alberta Hoffman and Estelle Crossman. A group of servicemen will attend as guests of campus organizations,

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Mrs. Donald Gerking and Mrs. Lowell. Thomas, members of the Ihdianapolis League of . Women: Voters, will lead a discussion on “Dumbarton Oaks” this evening. It will be at 8 o'clock before members of the Goiden Wheel committee, Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., in the home of Mrs. Lowell Reed.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Greene of Indianapolis are visiting in New York.

Miss Jane Klepfer, Kappa Miss Betty Lou HenDelta

Times Special NEW YORK, Feb. 14 —Winners

of the third annual American Fashion Critics’ awards were announced here yesterday by Coty, Inc, sponsors of the awards. Three American designers, hon-

Events

Camp Fire Girls | Plan Exhibit |

ling, decorations; Mrs. L. A. Kirch, | P.m.. today. program, and Mrs. Almecn Coble | Thursday Lyceum. Thurs. Mrs. and Mrs. Peter C. Reilly, hostesses. The history of Camp Fire Girls in Indianapolis will be a feature of the six-day exhibit. The subcommittee working on the history | Is formed by the Iyega group at school 66 with Mrs. Kenneth Lemons as leader. Exhibit Material Needed

A special program planned for Feb. 26 will include a style show of.

hostess. Mrs. F. M. Smith.

P.-T. A. GROUPS

In the school. program, Social hour. Potter Fresh Alr,

Falth With Our Tow.” Walter 1. Thoms.

From these. persons, whether or not they were connected with the Indianapolis organization, the committees will seek information with which to compile the Camp Fire history. The committees advise that oldfashioned costumes, pictures, Camp | Pire supplies, articles .and cere. monial gowns are desired for the exhibit. Persons: wishing to -submit such material or information about former Camp Pire Girls may call the Camp Fire office, 108 E. Washing. ton st; or Mrs. Lemons.

+ Delta Pi. 7:30 p.m., today. Cla pool hotel. “Old Plans for Pea and New,” Mrs. Max Foster. Alpha chap. Beta Chi Theta. p.m. today. 1511 E. 73d, hostess. Kappa Beta Chi. Mrs, Emerson; hostess, Chap. AJ, P.E.O. Thurs. G. O. Q Johnson, 116 E. 48t hostess.

ware, hostess.

Haughville library

Talge Brown. '2040 N. Delaware “Light and Shadow

Franklin Twp. 7:30 p.m. Thurs Musical founders’

1:45 p. m.. Thurs “In the school. “The P.-T. A. Keeps

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Program and

costumes worn before 1912 (the | niusic by pupils: tea. year the national Camp Fire pro- Beech Grove. 7:30 p.m. Pri. In gram was inaugurated) and those the school. Music by pupils. worn since that time. - “Best Friend Graduates,” playlet. The program committee for that “Wartime Living” Mrs. E. C tay includes Misses Barbara Bel- Rumpler., Social hour Ea don, Nancy Dearmin, Mary Ellen {Ben Davis Grade. 8 p m Fri. In Halgren and Kathleen Klaiber. The | school. Card party. Style ra Te reseed 2 |Glenns Valley. 7:30 p.m. Pr. In emia ; y. Ho the school. . Founders’ program. The history committee and t Pk Saron Hun prisiding. special program committee hors Lunct p.m 5 . school, issued a request for names and ad- uncheon. Mrs. . Grace Golden, dresses of former Camp Fire Girls,| SPeaker; Mrs. Dorothy Avels, guardians and council members now | Music. livirig in Indianapolis. SORORITIES

Indianapolis: Alumnae assn., Alpha

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Mrs. Morris Hicks,

8 p.m. foday. Emmett Klauburg, 27.8.

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Kappa Xi chap., Pi Omicron. Thirs. Miss Louann Myers, 2611 N. Dela-

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ored for outstanding achievement in the field of fashion during 1944, received their prizes at a Jduncheon and fashion show in the

CLUBS Waldorf Astoria hotel. : | Aftermat Ss. Leading the list was Gilbert “Hi, Neighbor” is the title for an | goss i ne a Adrian of.Beverly Hills, Cal, for- - exhibit which the Camp Fire Girls | | “Personalities and Forces {n| Merly a designer for motion pic- | will stage in Block's auditorium the China.” Mrs. Clarence J. Pi h. tures. During 1944 his sculptured week of eb. 26. “The Chinese Trek to the oy » | silhouette, with the renowncd The ci%ic service committee of the Mis. Charles E. Smith. 5 Adrian shoulder and tapered Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls coun- | 'Hoosler Bridge. Noon, Fri. M waistline, influenced practically cil will be in charge and will be | dari + 77 WT the entire fashion industry. assisted by leaders of Camp Fire, | 9arin inn. Blue Bird and H 1 Eady Aberdeen Artist chap, In addition to $1000 in war ard aid } orizon ub ere | LT-S.C. "13:30 p.m. Feb a4 | bonds, he received a symbolic Mrs. Jesse Ea He mers Hotel Lincoln. “China_ and the | Statuette known as “Winnie” and the general committee. Heads of | Outer Wdrld,” Mrs. Wilmot D,| c0rresponding to the film indus- . : : rs * award. sub-committees are Mrs. Fred C.| Boone uy's “Oscar” 9 tor ‘of decorsYeager, exhibits; Mrs. Arthur Veh | Progressive Homemakers. 12:30] Tina Leser, creator Sex OL

The lineup: of. winners of the third annual American Fashion Critics’ awards:

1. Adrian of Beverly Hills, Cal, placed first.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

California Designer Wins F ashion Critics’ Top Award

2. Emily Wilkens, third place

winner.. |

3. Tina Leser, who claiméd-sec-ond place.

4. Black wool suit with Kasha yoke and gold military buttons, designed by Adrian, was shown yesterday in the award presentation fashion show in New York. (Block’s is showing the suit.)

5. “Twinkle Toes” is the name for this Emily Wilkens design, made of a ballet print on pastel Du Pont rayon crepe. (Shown at Block's.)

tive sports and beach wear for the firm of Edwin H. Foreman, Inc., was the second place winner.

Wartime Eating 2 Meta Given

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jmost modest pudding—it’s banana

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{calories than any other simple dessert; yet it is one that tastes as

” . » FRIDAY MENUS Breakfast {Orange juice. Scrambled eggs with minced ham. Toast and Jelly.

Luncheon {Spanish rice stuffed green pepper.

| Bread. Chocolate pudding.

. Dinner Braised liver and onions. - > American fried potatoes. Buttered whole kernel corn. Cabbage salad. Rolls. Banana nut ice cream (see recipe). Milk to drink: ~Three-¢.-for each child; 1 c. for each adult. Today's points—1 red for ham, 1 red for cream cheese, 4 red for liver, 30 blue for corn, td » Ni Banana nut ice cream: Threefourths c. evaporated ilk, 1 tbsp. lemon juice, pinch of salt, % e. sugar, % ec. mashed bananas, 3 thsps. chopped nuts. Have evaporated milk chilled thoroughly, pour in a cold bowl Add lemon juice and whip until stiff. Fold in salt, sugar, mashed bananas and nuts. Freeze until firm, about 4 hrs. If desired, mix | shortly before serving, pile in sher-

{bert glasses and serve chilled; 4 | servings. .

‘Give Dance | A Valentine dance was held last {night in the U. 8. O. at the'Y. W. C. A. Cadettes on. the dance com-

mittee were Misses Mildred Allen, Rosemary Mullihan, Martha Mills, Gloria Hull and Lucille Hinds. The Perry Township War Mothers’ club was in charge of refresh-| ments.

W.S.C.S. Session

The Rev. Allen

the 1:30 p. m.. meeting tomorrow of the “Woman's ‘Society. of Christian Service, East Park ° Methodist church. The session will be in the church, Mrs. Frank |Bichard will lead the devotions, . |

Birthday Dinner

ment, Englewood Ch n church, | whose birthdays are sis month,

Kraft will show| ~ slides of American ‘Indian life at|

smooth and rich as the richest mousse you ever-ate. It’s the bananas that do it, the bananas and the whipped evaporated | milk between them, giving creamy smoothness with no cream.

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She received a silver plaque and $750 in war bonds. Third place winner was Emily Wilkens, designer for the Young | Originals firm. A leader in the teen-age fashion field, she was given a silver plaque and $500 in war bonds. Examples of fhe three designers’ work were shown before the 1000 luncheon guests. The climax of the show was the Adrian collection, flown from California, where most of it has not yét been shown to buyers or clients. The 30 Adrian models included a number of variaiions on his celebrated suit theme, several of them marked by contrasting inserts of fabric. This year’s awards mark the third successive, presentation of outstanding honors in the American fashion world. ‘When the awards were inaugurated in 1943, Norman Norell received first mention for his creations in dress

‘Ruth Otte To Be Bride

Times Special EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 14. Ruth Otte, Indianapolis, and Sgt.| Walter S. Lewis, son of Mrs. Ben|

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“, |datholic church.

[Mildred Adrian

Saturday Lark-Griffin Rite Is-Announced-

the announcements of a wedding

. Miss Mildred Adrian will becutre the bride of Lt. Camp Campoell, Ky. at Saturday in Our Lady. of Lourdes

The Rev. |James W. Moore will officiate

pective bridegroom’s ‘cousin, will be the maid of honor and the tbridesmaids will be Misses Dolores| and’ Mary Amm Adrian, cousins of the bride-to-be. Nita Joe Collier will be the flower | girl and Norbert © Adrian the | bride-to-be’s brother, will serve as! best man. James Babcock and Car- | son Collier will be the urhers " » » A ceremony at 9 a. m. Saturday in the Holy Cross Catholic church

united Miss Alice Griffin and S.

read by the Rev. Fr. Ambrose 3ullivan.

L Will Be Wed |

Highlighting the bridal news are date set and two recent weddings |

Paul 'E. Wiliams, | 10 a m.|

Fr. |

Miss Bernice Williams, the pros-!

Bretzman phota : Mrs. Holmes B. Raine is presie

dent of the Welfare club which

| will have its annual benefit card:

party at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the’ Riviera club.

‘Mrs. Milner

Will Speak

Sgt. Charles Lark. The vows were, ~The Newcomers club will have § -

{tea and card party at 1p. m. Friday

after which there was a reception in the home of

—Miss| ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin, 138 N. Oriental st.

A breakfast was held in Cifaldi’s in He >. St yes, 1 pol dren's Museum.” Mrs. Ralph L. Kalp will be the ostess and she will be assisted by Mesdames A. J. Pasmas, Laurence for ‘a Wedding ghedd, Adair Smith and Howard

the bride's par-

The couple left

Rich, San Frangisco, wil! be married | trip. Mr. Lark is the son of Mr. and gergman,

here at 4 o'clock this afternoon. | Chaplain Alfred Bellis, formerly {of Indianapolis, will read the dou-|ble-ring ceremony in a chapel -at/ Ft. Bliss,

| jacket suit and pink accessories and lege

Mrs. Ralph Lark, 1135 S. West st.

. 8 Officers will be installed at a

luncheon meeting tomorrow of the The Rev. A. C. Brooks read thei, "trict amiliary to the

vows at 4 p. m. Monday uniting yngjana Chiropractors association, The bride will wear a navy blue | Miss , Roberta Edmiston, 1325 Col- |The luncheon will be at 12:30 p.m.

ave, and Bruce Madden, in the home of Dr. Gertrude Hine

{her flowers will be a corsage of pink Washington, Ind. The service was shaw, 6325 Guilford ave.

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attendant.

| will be at home in El Paso.

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Last year the “Winnie” was won

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Styles. by Adrian and Emily Wilkens, two winners “of “the | American Fashion Critics’ award | announced yesterday York, are sold in Indianapolis by Block's. ‘Tina Leser designs | are available at Ayres.’ {

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| Thetbride is the daughter of Mr. | ling of the Psi Iota | After the ceremony, a small re- and. Mrs. Glen Edmiston Sr. and|mrs Wendell W. {ception will be heli in the home of Mr. Madden's parents are Mr. and | hostess, | Chaplain and Mrs, Bellis. The couple | Mrs. | Washington.

in the chapel of the First Christian | Mrs. Bellis will be Miss Otte's only | 'church.

Mrs. Howard Obenghain gave & {book review 'last night at -a meete Xi sorority, Reed was the assisted * by Mrs. Mack all of | Reed, Mrs. F. E. Mumbower and ' Miss Elizabeth Richard.

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