Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1945 — Page 21
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Event Will Conclude Anniversary Week The Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. will
have a dinner and reception at 6le _p. m. today’ in the Central | branch.
The event will close the group's week of activities celebrating its 50th anniversary. - Mis, “J. - Birdsall Calkins will be
* the speaker, and the invocation will
be given by Miss Florence Lanham, Music will- be provided by Miss Roberta Bland, and the Rev. 8. P. Jenkins will give the benediction, "In the receiving line will be
.Mesdames Calkins, Jasper P. Scott,
Boyd I. Miller, F. B, Ransom, Lawrence Dorsey, Brandt Downey, Samuel Ashby, Fred Hoke, Paul Tombaugh and B. Scott Goodwin, Miss Mae B. Belcher and Miss Elizabeth A. Blasidell.
Speakers’ Table
Henry Danner, Robert A. Adams and members of the receiving line will be at the speakers’ table. A special picture exhibit of the organization's activities since its founding will be on display. Charter members of the association will attend. The junior members of the Y. W. under the supervision of Miss Elma Jones and Mrs, Ruth Bell, both of the Girl Reserves, have had special anniversary programs throughout the week. A special birthday party will be in the Phyllis Wheatley branch. Mrs. Miller is-genetal chairman of the 50th aniversary celebration.
Classes Set By Red Cross A Red Cross staff assistants training course will begin May 16 in the chapter house.. The course will last for seven sessions and meetings will be at 9:30 a. m, # = Mrs. Walter J. binaltie will give a demonstration on “Variety Meats” May 17 before members of the Red Cross nutrition classes. The session will be at 9:30 a. m. in the Citizens Gas & Coke utility. o o ”- Members of the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, will open. a nutrition class at 1 p. m. Wednesday -in the Citizens Gas &
Coke utility. Mrs. Anna Lou Talley will instruct.
"FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1045 _ Y. W. Plans ‘Reception And Dirniner
‘be an
woman” behind Junior dresses.
has a dozen new
Mrs. Irwin younger but equally critical miss from a college campus. Her following includes all ages who enjoy simplicity of style, wealth of color and inventiveness
of detail, =»
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most becoming.
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ave,
gram chairman,
” THREE SINGULARLY attractive details are noticed frequently in her spring and summer collec tion which is being shown in Ayres’ collegienne shop. She cuts her skirts just as full as the law allows. Besides loving them herself, she knows what her young customers enjoy. So it's a demi-dirndl for the moment and a fuller one coming up when the
n THE SET-IN waistband, sometimes enlivened with ribbon lacing, sometimes with bands of eyelet embroidery, is a second feature of Joan Irwin designs. New this season, and as con= versational,.as the original Juliet, is a “Capulet” sleeve, a half circle that swirls free and easy and is
a collection of
That's Joan Norton Irwin, a young designer whose” styles ideas are as varied as her interests. She
ways of cutting
a pattern, choosing & color or ruffling a ruff to make her fashions wearable and “conversational.” It takes an ingenious designer to find .a happy medium between
the high - style sophisticate and the bubbling junior miss. Mrs. Irwin has found this leveling - off place and that’s the
reason her fash-
ions are sought
. by both the
young matron from city or
suburbs and the
Knowing that good fashions depend upon good fabrics, Mrs. Irwin uses such well-known materials as Cyrus Clark's Everglaze chintz and fabrics from Dan RivNoFade, Everfast, -Ameritex and Hope Skillman,
P. E. O. Meeting Mrs. J. W. Gillespie, 18 N. Riley committee will be the hostess Tuesday for Chapter U, P. E. O. Sisterhood, Mrs. A. M. Welchons is the pro- William A. Hayes Jr. and J. L. Mc-
Designed with a knowing eye for _junior figures—this Joan Norton Irwin “chambray cooler.” Of ice cream color glazed chintz, it has a set-in’ waistband, side pockets and a buttoned front closing etched
with a white eyelet frill. (Ayres'.)
Newcomers’ Club Will Elect Officers
Officers will be elected Monday at a luncheon for the: Newcomers’ club. The luncheon will be at 12:30 p.m. in Ayres’ tearoom, and card playing will follow the meeting. Mrs. George Campbell is the reservations chairman. The hostess includes Mrs. Clyde Weber, chairman; Mesdames G. L. Smith, Lloyd Smith, Austin Smith,
Clintock,
Extacee, a blue-book name in lingerie for the woman who wears junior sizes—no
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applique. They’ re the fine ‘underthings mother will treasure for many Teasons besides :
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matter her age. Of Tisslogs knit. rayon frothed with lace and
their pentopt tailoring, ex quisitototall Size 9 to 15.
| WASSON'S MINNEKIN SHOP, THIRD FLOOR
9, any
Extacee for Petite Women
Work Magic—Mother’s Day
Mrs. Miller Speaker Mrs.- D. D. Miller will discuss “Six Memorials of Indiana” next
Friday at the Golden Glow Garden
club’s meeting, Mrs, T. W. Gulley, 963 W. 33d st., will be hostess for the 1:30 p. m. sessiof” “She-will be assisted by Mrs. George Bertrand,
Election Booked
Members of the Beta chapter, Omega Phi Tau sorority, will elect officers at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Charles Lawrence, 1130 W. 31st st.
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"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Designer Balarices Naivete py Sophistication
SHE USED TO PLAY with rag dolls. She’s never been to Paris—but she can ‘hardly wait. She'd love to interior decorator.
She took a course in novel writing. And now she’s the “idea:
[May Breakfast Scheduled = = By Pi Omicron
Event to Be Sunday In Claypool Hotel
The 15th annual May breakfast of Pi Omicron sorority’s six
event will be at 8 a. m. in the Claypooi hotel's Riley room, : The toastmaster will be Miss Elsie Ruark, Indianapolis council president. Miss Ruth Wise will give thé invocation, and music vill be provided by Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. Ruth Book and Miss Elva Bronson. ». The poem; “Children,” : will be Miss Florence Wingerter's topic, and Miss Mary Armstrong will discuss ‘The Return of Spring.”
- Guests of Honor ~ The honor guests will include Mrs, Hatfield Hume, Jeffersontown, Ky.; Miss Ruth E. Castle, Ft. Wayne, national president; Mrs. Thurman Wise, state president; Mesdames Bjorn Winger, Lyda Goll and Cyrus Mackenzie, Misses Flora Drake, Sally Butler, Gertrude Thuemler ard Bertha Staub. | «Committee members in charge are Misses Pauline Thompson, Augusta Harvey, Pearl Herrell and Marie Schakel, general arrangements; Mesdames William Webb, Humes Rader and Herbert Y. Massie, Misses ‘Nellie Polley, Opal Skinner and Clara Kleeman, program. Mesdames D B. Wood, Thomas Selmier, Myron Kincaid, Bert Van| Camp, Virgimia Orlopp and G. R.| Poland, Misses Dora Caughey, Anne Duvall and Anne Argo, decorations, and Mesdames Bert Preston, Carl Ochs, Paul Striebeck and Mackenzie, Misses Louise Keyler, Ruth Smithers, Dorothy Eller and Camilla Zinkin, programs,
Miss Jones S peaker-
Miss Nancy. Jones will address
‘members of the Alpha Chi Omega! Hs club at 12:30 p. m. Monday in.the chapter house. She will discuss “Travelers’ Aid.” Officers: will
| be installed by Mrs. Harold Irelan.
rs. R. K. Bowers is the luncheon
| Mesdames I.
Wogtine fang 2 Meta Spon.
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slow cooking,
neck requires about-as much time
Hospital Guild Will Give Charity Ball
The organization activities highlight a charity ball and a luncheon. . A charity ball will be given May 26 in the Knights of Columbus hall by the St.” Francis Hospital guild. Mrs, Edward H. Trimpe and Mrs. George Graber are the co- -chairmen. The ticket chairman is Mrs. John L. Gedig. She is being assisted by G. Boyd, Herbert Roeder, Roy Nation, Walter Stumpf and Louis Topmiller, The reservations committee ' includes Mrs. William H. Lossin, chairman; Mesdames Walter Lutz, Thomas E. Quill and John O'Connell,
The Woman's Society of Christian “Service of the Central Avenue Methodist church will meet Tuesday in the church. Dr. F. Marion Smith will discuss “The Bible As a Liv ing Book. n Circle 2 will have charge of the Juncheon at 12:30 p. m. A musical program willbe’ given by Mrs. Guy O. Carpenter and Mrs. C. R. Myers. Members will present the play, “If IT Be. His Disciple” (Field). Mrs, H. E. Wood is .the director and the cast includes Mesdames J, A. Dyer, IM. K. Johnson, Marvin Williams, E. W. Welles, D. G." Gilbert and R. C. VanHorn and Miss Sylvia Pruitt, :
The following units of the White Cross guild will meet next week in
hostess.
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” stitch. Sizes 121/; to
Growing: girls' black patent leather pump $5
Brown elk moccasin
Strollers, fashion for grade-schoolers and
high-schoolers ~~»
the guild's service center.
3
4.50
the flats that are foot
$5
GIZZARD IS A HARD. WORKING MUSCLE and liver is a delicate glandular tissue, so one requires long; slow cooking and the other short, Gizzards. from. birds right for roasting require from 2 local to 2% hours; liver requires ‘only about half an hour of simmering, the being arranged by chapters will be held Sunday. The|
as the gizzard.
If neck, gizzard ‘and heart are simmered “together . for about 11: |
hours and then the liver is added, |. all will be cooked to the point where they are at their best. Try the giblets in today’s menus. 2 - 8 «. MONDAY MENUS
Breakfast Applesauce.
{Scrambled eggs. | Toast. Th
» Luncheon r
Quick carrot and celery soup. Peanut butter sandwiches. Ice cream. Dinner Giblets and rice (see recipe). Escalloped tomatoes. 7-min. cabbage wedges. Stuffed prune salad. - Cookies. o ” Giblets and Hout One ¢. giblets and all leftover chicken, 2 c. water, 1, tsp. salt, %4 c¢. minced onion, 3 tbsps. fat, 12 oz. pkg, dried mushrooms, 2 c¢. cooked rice. Cook giblets in water and sait. Simmer: gently until tender, 2 to 2'2 hrs. Add liver at last 4 hr. of cook= ing. Cut up cooked giblets and add to the leftover, cut chicken or duck. Concentrate cooking liquid to 1 c. Saute onion in heated shortening, add broth giblets and mushrooms and simmer for 15 mins. Add rice and giblets and mix. Reheat to serve. Serves 4.
Monday—Central Avenue, Psychic Science and First Baptist; Tuesday —GraceMethodist, Calvary Baptist and Bellaire; Wednesday—Broadway Methodist and Perry -Township. Thursday — . Temple Sisterhood, Municipal Gardens and Ben Davis, and Priday—Tabernacle Garden, Meridian Street Methodist, Marytha, Beta Sigma Phi ‘and Wesleyan Service.
[Party Planned,
meat from|
By Auxiliary ’ IE or Monday
May Festival Is Scheduled,
A mother and da
ns
her party ; Women's | | auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners for Monday. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. in the clubrooms. 3 ‘After a short business ‘session, Miss /Betty Jean Barnhill will give readings. Dr. Thomas Noble Jr, will lecture and show his pictures of the Navajo Indians, "The group's new officers are Mrs. William Schnorr, presidént; Mrs,
A. C. Baumgart, vice president; Mrs. Edward Gardner and Mrs, Clifford E. Ernst, financial and re cording secretaries, and Mrs, George - Beckerich, , treasurer.
| Mrs. Ernest Pflumm,; C. J. Karle
and /Mrs, Carl B. Sputh Sr. are board members. Hostesses for this month . include Mesdames C., J, Ruddell, Henry W. Ballman, Carl M. Steinbach, Sherlie A. Deming. and Leo M. Rappaport. i » » #” Several reservations have been made for the May festival tomore row night at the Athenaeum. They include those of Messrs, Frank Langsenkamp Jr, C. J, Prinzler, Harry Hull, H. H. Martin, Paul . Groninger, C. L. Hester, George Hosmer, Julian - Bobbs, Richard Hoberg and Guy Dixon. Also, Messrs. E. T. Haynes, Mare vin Curle, F. W. Fackler, GC. V. Mc Laughlin, R. C..Doud, G. B, Wilder, C. J. Carlson and J. C, Helm, and
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Theta Sig’ s Elect
. Mrs. Rosamond Risser Jones tea cently was elected president of the Indianapolis Alumnae of’. Theta Sigma Phi journalism sorority, Other officers are Mss. Ralph Rum bold and Mrs. Cecile Williams, firsg and second vice presidents; Mrs.
Victor Donahay, secretary, and Mrs, June Wilcox, treasurer,
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