Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1945 — Page 14

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Lt. William Frizell Gloria Morgan Will Be Entertained at Bridal. Dinner

MISS GLORIA MORGAN and her fiance, Lt. William M. Frizell, will be the honor guests at a bridal dipner to be given by her mother, Mrs. Harold Morgan, Friday evening in the Indianapolis Athletic club. Miss Morgan aiid Lt. Frizell will exchange vows at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Mrs. Morgan's other guests will include H. T. McDermott of Chicago, the bride-to-be's uncle: .Mrs. Marie Shaunessy, Chicago; Capt. and Mrs. Robert Braun, Sheboygan, Wis.; Mrs. Elinor Shouse, Miss Jane Shook and A. W. Buschmann. Miss Barbara Kiger will give a personal shower tomorrow evening in her home for Miss Morgan. The guests will include Mesdames Morgan, Charles Penrose Jr, and James Strawbridge, Misses Bettijane Mosiman, Mary Jo McGuire, MarParet Curle, Mary Anne Pearce, Jean Moore, Betsy Turner, Margot Devine Enright, Jane Shook and Elizabeth Lewis.

Lois Jackson to Be Bride

MISS LOIS JACKSON left yesterday for San Juan, Puerto Rico, where she will become the bride of Warrant Officer (j.g.) Douglas ward, A. U.S. The wedding will take place at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 8, in the base chapel there. Miss Jackson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Jackson, and the prospective bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Ward of Indianola, Ill. ” » ” "= s ” Members of the committee in charge of the formal fall and winter opening of the Indianapolis Athletic club met last night to make plans for the event, which is to be Sept. 29. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Stickney, ex-officio mem«~ bers: Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Kemper, Messrs. and Mesdames George Brinkworth, Robert S. Daily, Robert L. Hiner, Edwin G. White, Larry Willson and Robert-Irhes.

Entries Made in Horse Show

A NUMBER OF INDIANAPOLIS entries have been made for the 14th annual Pt. Wayne charity horse show. The event will be held Sept. 7 through 9 at Covington manor, show grounds of the Ft. Wayne Horse Show association. Mrs, John A. Berghoff is general chairman. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely's entries will be Sure Game and ax st le Their daughter, Sally, will enter Sou Song. Mrs. = a ON horse 5 Demopolis, and Mrs. Ralph B. Woodard Announcement is made of the will show Glory Rose. marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Other entries and their owners sre Woodbine and Jeannette Umber, Ed Weist; Sunset Road, Miss Mary Ellen Willis; King Ballott, Jack Cady: Examination, Mrs. W. E. Kuhn; Tornado, Mr. Kuhn: Prudence, Mrs. W. H. Jarrett; Leland, Garth Freeman; Aladore, Miss Dolores Covert; Jimmy Hedgewood, Walter Berg, and Reject, Bonham stables.

These Butler university coeds tion of rush week and the opening

Miss Patterson and Miss Seege

Hamilton is the social chairman f

The Bridal Scene—

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ment and three recent weddings.

{and Mrs. Albert Lewis, 1525 E. Raymond st. The wedding took place

and Reformed church. The Rev. Ernst’ A. Piepenbrok of- | ficiated. The couple's attendanis

Nurses Group Will Initiate Tonight

Seven women of the Indiana University School for Nurses will be initiated this evening into Sigma Theta Tau, national honorary society for women in university schools of nursing. The service will be in the home 7 . of Mrs. Allan R. Stacy, 4134 Rook- E20 {1221 E. 49th st. wood ave. Miss Mildred James will pe | Mrs. J. Vidya be in charge. The new iss “Mary Franklin; Spencer; Miss

Council Sets ) Sunday | For Meeting

| The supreme council officers of | |the National Association of Women

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initiates will include

Leffler; ile; Mise Eileen Morey, Martinsville; Miss Dorothy Turley, Fowler; Miss Ruth Gottschall, Boswell and Miss Louise Reeve. After the initiation, supper will be served for new members, alumnae 7 2 and patronesses. The patronesses iF Fo BH) |

Mar® Le y 2 1g. J ear. Howing the busiinessrmeeting | there will be a . {garden party and Te {a dinner. Porter photo Charles J. Alli- = Mrs. Lindsay

Butler Coeds Plan Rush Week

Misses Barbara Patterson, Barbara Seeger and Louise Hamilton. with registration and the opening of school the following week.

Delta and Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities, respectively, and Miss

Highlighting the bridal news are the announcements of an engage-

Mrs. Flora M. Doughty, 1016 N. Oakland ave. announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Louise, and Sgt. | : | William E. Ahlers, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ahlers, 1218 Woodlawn ave. became more like men—and men The ceremony will be read Sunday by the Rev. John S. Albert did not adopt the standards of the in his home, 414 N. Wallace st.)

Lewis and S. Sgt. C. Craig McMil- pest man. {lan, A. A. PF. by her parents, Mr

ace; July 22 in St. John's Evangelical 22 months’ duty in England.

1 church, Lake Park, Ga.

| Knightstown, and Charles E. Phil-!

|will meet at 3 p. m. Sunday in the] ‘home of Mrs. Edward B. Ossman,| .... in {he home of the Rev. A

| #IT INDIANAPOLIS TIMTS "Women Set The Standards Of Morality’

Peace Brings Many New Responsibilities

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer PEACE—BEAUTIFUL WORD - brings many new opportunities to women. It means new responsibilities, too, for the two go hand In hand. Those who were growing up during world war I can now look back on the mistakes made in those days when suffrage was a new and exciting possession. Firmly fixed in most women’s minds was a, deter/minatjon to make everything bet. ter. Yet, poor fools, we thought we could do that by changing ow standards to fit those held by the | worst of men. Instead of sticking to our old ideals, as we might easily have done, decent women adopted the manners of the underworld. » » = or Zela Yau Alpha swirly. FEMINISTS joined with intellectuals to put over propaganda that would move women away from thelr instinctive ideals about love and

look over fall fashions In anticipaof school. They are (left to right) Rush week will begin Tuesday and will continue through Sept. 8,

r are rush captains for Delta Delta

Sgt. W. E. Ahlers, Louise Doughty mas: moto im mes Will Exchange Vows on Sunday;

ples. It soon -became -fashionable for us to ape the habits of men. As more and more girls inched {their way into the business world, | we took- on masculine mental veineer, Oh yes, we changed that world. We brightened up the offices; we made ourselves indispensable there. But

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during the process women

women who had worked so hard to |included Miss Minerva Walter, maid make feminine freedom a reality.

of honor: Miss Wanda Leisure, 4 9.8 | bridesmaid, and Lt. John Scherer,| SINCE THEN we've waiched a

{gradual departure from the eternal The bridegroom, son of Mr. and | verities, by which good men and Mrs. C. H. McMillan of Canandai-| Women would have lived through the ages, and for which there never { will be successful substitutes, Nudity, | drinking, gambling, racy stories, ob- : | scénity, multiple marriage, promis A ceremony on Aug. 16 united!cyity edged their way into our soMiss Lydia Ann Pinkston and jety. Charles Edgar Phillips Jr, aviation | We've taken the moral tone of machinist's mate 2-c, U. S. N. R./the Roman Empire at its worst. Yet The service was read by the Rev.|these changes have brought us nelBurr Bixler in the Lake Park Bap-|ther contentment nor security. Another war is over. Women will Mrs. Phillips is the daughter of pe given a fresh start. Which way Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Pinkston of go we go from here? What values Atlanta, Ga, and the bridegroom's will we cherish? I am not greatly parents are Mrs. Samuel Hiner, .oncerned about our political moves, but I think it's high time women examined the social customs and moral standards of the nation, for which they are gravely responsible.

New Combination For a novel and delectable meat loar, try combining ground liver with bulk pork sausage. Season with 'grated onion and a little catsup.

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{Rice were married at 1 p.. m. Sat-

{Berton Clark, 1153 Blaine ave. The| {Rev. Mr. Clark is pastor of the {West Morris , Street Christian | church. i ~=“The bride-is the daughter of Mr ® : ickie, Horton, Ald.,| ; +i “the son of Mrs SCrub Your Jewelry { Goldia - Milbourne, 1820 Shepard st.| Carved plastic earrings and brace- | The couplé is at home at 1426 W.| lets may be kept bright by scrub132d st. > ‘bing gently with an old toothbrush.

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are Mesdames Willis D. Gatch, John | | Owens, Matthew Winters and Thompson. Johnson and Miss Mary Heckard will assist Mrs. Stacy.

Miss Laura,

{son will speak on “Travel” and will show movies. The group's special [guests will include Mrs. Edward |Hay, Columbus, O.; Mrs, Harry E. { Anderson, Pontiac, Mich.; Mrs. A

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Arrange Junior Party at

A junior athletic fall party is being arranged for Sept. 2I"at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Members of the committee in charge are (left tq_right) Lt. Clyde Elliott, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. William McGowan and Mr. McGowan, The event will be for the sons and daughters of the club’s members.

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TODAY WE ARE GIVING YOU A NEW IDEA on how to serve sea food attractively, We have become quite dependent on sea food since meat rationing to supply the necessary protein in our diet, and most of us welcome any change in serving it. - Shrimp and cabbage, aside from being a new combination of flavors, has the advantage of being fairly inexpensive to serve and very appealing

in appearance. The coral of the,

shrimp and the muted jade of the| ¢ ’ cabbage are perfect color foils. A Jelly Bath # # J

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| French toast. , THOSE LIGHT-COLORED {fabric | Jelly. play shoes which quickly become so | {soiled they look as though they {ought to be buried, needn't be, you know. The way to clean 'em up, and jack up your rating as a bettergroomed girl, is to scrub with soap jelly. “ Biscuits. To make jelly, round up all of Cherry pie. | the odds and ends of soap scrap Milk to drink: Four e. for each | Which might otherwise be wasted, child; 2 c. for each adult. Ration ®Pd 10 these—dumped into a pan— points: Four red. add a little water. Heat until : 7 on |Jelled, and set aside to cool. Shrimp and cabbage: Three tbsps. | 5. 8 = chopped onion, 3 tbsps: margarine,| USING a stiff brush, coat bristles 1 small head of cabbage, 1% ¢.|sparingly with jelly, and you can boiling water, 4 tsp. sugar, a2 tsp.|scrub the dirty uppers without getsalt, 2 tbsps. flour, 7 oz. can of ting fabric too soaked. shrimps (fresh may be used), | To rinse, use your brush again— tsp. vinegar, '2 c. Zwiebach crumbs, this time freed of soap and shaken grated Parmesan cheese. {from clear water, Saute onion for 5 mins. in 2 tbsps. | Now, put your play shoes out to heated margarine. Cut cabbage into gry. When you step back into them, 1-in. wedges and add with boiling see if feet aren't something which water, sugar and salt. Simmer un- you feel more proud to exhibit. covered for 8 mins. Blend flour and

a small amount of cabbage liquid a r..o Fosler ‘Hostess

until smooth, stir into liquid in| pan, add shrimp and vinegar and | Mrs. Fred S. Fosler, 6456 Broadheat thoroughly. Serve immedi- way, will be hostess at 7:30 p.. m. ately topped with crumbs which Tuesday for members of the Delta have been combined with remaining! Beta chapter, Psi Iota Xi sorority. {margarine and browned slightly. Mrs. L. H. Rudolph, Mrs. C. R. |Dash generously with cheese. Four Sims and Miss Newell Hulvershorn | servings. {are in charge of the meeting. .

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SATURDAY MENUS Breakfast

Luncheon

| Turnip, apple and celery salad. Chocolate cupcakes.

Dinner Shrimp and cabbage (see recipe). French fried potatoes. Sliced tomatoes.

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_ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29, 1945

Cholera Germ

{Is Discussed

By Columnist

Disease Spread Causes Named

-By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer . REPORTS OF AN epidemic of. choleth in China may cause many of you to wonder how this disease is caught and what can be done in treatment of it. [Fore tunately, it is not now a health

menace in the United States, al+' thought we have had epidemics of it in the past, or Cholera is one of the diseases spread by the three Fs, fingers, flies and food. Drinking water is another important means by which the cholera germ spreads. : This germ has the descriptive scientific name of vibrio comma, It is shaped like a comma and is & motile, vibrating organism. Its ine vasion route into the body 18 through the mouth. When it gets into the digestive tract, it sets up a most violent diarrhea and vomiting so that mueh of the water of the tissues is drained off and the patient quickly collapses. Death frequently follows. The symptoms start within one to five days after exposure to the germs. » » » THE GERMS spread from the body wastes and vomited matter {of patients unless these are disine | fected promptly and also from the excretions of healthy carriers, Fine: gers ‘which touch any of this cone taminated material may transfer the germs to food, water or directly to the mouth. : Flies may carry germs from such material to food or drinking water, Lack of modern sewage systems may allow water supplies to become contaminated with the germs. In countries where human body wastes are used for fertilizing, vegetable may become sontaminated. * us For these reasons travellers in such countries are advised to use only boiled water for drinking, toilet purposes and washing dishes and food containers and to eat only cooked foods, being careful the food is protected after cooking from flies and human handling. Vaccines against cholera have been developed. They give protec tion for about six to 12 months. Good results in treating cholera with sulfaguanidine were reported about a year ago by Dr. Joo-Se Huang of the Kwangsi Provincial Medical college at Kwellin, China, Sulfadiazine and sulfathiazole | proved effective in trials with labs {oratory animals in this country, Penicillin is said not to be effege tive in cholera.

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