Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1946 — Page 15
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cover it. “B” is for Bonnets, from Florence Reichman's pink-daisy-wreathed strawcloth to Sally Victor's black lace straw with pink roses and black satin streamers. “B” is for Breton, too, as in Laddie Northridge's black-piped natural shantung, and-"B” is for Victor's Bulging Beret of natural straw braid and puffed black taffeta. “C”.s for the Column turban by Hattie Carnegie; for the trim Cloche as done by Harryson; for Lilly Dache’s Canot (forward-pointing, eanoe-shaped pillbox), and for Crownless hats like Carnegie’s profile-flattering black Bali straw encircled with “C” {§ for Cone Crowns, too, like Victor's shiny black straw “pixie” profile or her casual hat of natural Batavia straw with peppermint green curving stripes backed up by red silk poppies. And most important of all, “C” is for the clear-browed look that all of the hats, big or tiny, worn straight or slanted profile-wise, give their wearers.
—By LOUISE FLETCHER.
Mrs. Markun Is Speaker
The part women must play as ex ponents of democracy in the world today was described by Mrs. Louis R. Markun at the annual joint luncheon of the Federation of Jew-|# ish Women's Clubs today. 3 At the luncheon, held in the Clay-| § pool hotel, Mrs. Markun told of her experiences in Europe. She recently returned from a flight to England, France and Scotland. “Europe looks to us for leadership,” she said. “We can lead the way if we chart our cotrse, define 8 definite policy through.” ‘
Scottish Rite Dance Saturday Night
Mrs. George H, Maass is a member of the committee in charge of the Scottish Rite young people's dance to be given Saturday night in the cathedral.
orchestra will play for the event which begins at 9 p. m. in the ballroom. ; Other members| of the young peo- | ples entertain. | ment committee are Mr. and Mrs. | W. Clark Roggie, | chairmen; Messrs. | follow and Mesdames Ray W. Capron, | {Ralph T. Simon, Myron J. Austin, |
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Women must stand together 10!garley R. Ball, Earl F. Beam. | help implement the united Haus) Messrs. and Mesdames William C. |
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Mrs, Charles Efroymson intro- pritz M. Ehling, John R. Fenster-
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Kominers, David Arthur Fairbanks B. Tufts and Wiliam G. Waldron
and David Sablosky, past presidents.! and Mr. Maass, J50%o0
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Nancy Niven Joins the Brides-to-Be; She's Engaged to Thomas R. Drybrough
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NANCY NIVEN IS WEARING a gleaming cluster of diamonds and rubies on the significant finger of her It is Thomas R. Drybrough to whom the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Niven is engaged. The wedding date is to be set later. : | The bridegroom-to-be, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith,
left hand.
was only recently discharged from
with the 8th air force in England, piloting a Mustang fighter. Before
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the army. He served as a captain
entering service he attended Wabash college—where he was a Kappa | Sigma fraternity member—and the University of Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Lorenz will entertain with an informgl party Friday night following the rehearsal for the wedding of their daughter, Marjorie, and Robert F. Paddock. The two will be married at 4 p. m. Saturday in the Advent Episcopal church, Guests at Friday's party will include Messrs. and Mesdames V. G. Farmer, John Patten, Paul Lorenz, Fred Lorenz Jr. and Howard Paddock, the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas R. Thrasher and Mrs. C. W. Camperman. Out-of-town guests will be. Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Paddock, Richard Paddock and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams,
all of Chicago, and Miss Sue McFarland, Shaker Heights, O.
D. A. R. Activities Are Announced
RESUMING ITS PRE-WAR OBSERVANCE of Washington's birthday, the Caroline Scott Harrison D. A. R. chapter will have a birthday luncheon Feb. 22 in the chapter house. Governor Gates will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Wilbur E. Smith, general chairman, and Mrs. Harry A. VanOsdol, vice chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Henry C. Ketcham, Russel 8. Bosart, John H. Jefferson, Nathan T. Washburn, Carl W. Piel, Ralph C. Gery, George Caleb Wright, Noble .W. Hiatt, J. 8. Marlowe and Timothy Harrison. Honored members at the luncheon will include former regents of the chapter, Miss Julia E. Landers, Mesdames Wilbur Johnson, James L. Gavin, Maurice E. Tennant, Charles F. Voyles, Frederick D. Stils, Gustavus B. Taylor, William Dobson and Herbert R. Hill, Mrs. Lafayette L. Porter, Greencastle, vice president general; Mrs. J. Harold Grimes, Danville, state regent, and Mrs. Gates also will be honor guests. A string trio, including Mesdames George S.
Dailey, Allan Shimer and Robert Shultz, will play.
Reservations
may be made at the chapter house until Tuesday.
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The Irvington chapter, D. A.
in the home of Mrs. Wayne Guthrie.
on “New Harmony.”
» ” ” R., will meet at 1 p. m. tomorrow Miss Helen Elliot will speak
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FRANKFURTER PINWHEELS WITH PARSLEY SAUCE (For Saturday's Luncheon) Biscuit dough 2 tbsps. butter or margarine’ 14 ¢. minced onion 1 1b. frankfurters, ground 14 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 2 ¢. medium white sauve 2 tsps. prepared horseradish % tsp. mustard 1; tsp. chopped onion 14 tsp. salt 3% c. minced parsley, Prepare standard biscuit recipe using 2 oc. flour. Melt butter in skillét, add onions and saute until slightly transparent. Add ground frankfurters and Worcestershire sauce and % c. of the white sauce. Let stand and cool, Roll biscuit dough into 9x12inch rectangle. Spread with frankfurter mixture. Roll as for jelly roll. Seal edges. Cut into eight pieces. Place on greased baking sheet, cut side down and bake at 425 degrees F. for 20 to 26 minutes. To the 1% ec. white sauce add the remaining ingredients (the parsley right before serving). Mix well and serve hot over the baked pinwheels. Makes four generous serve ings. ., 8» PINEAPPLE-ORANGE BREAD (For Sunday’s Breakfast)
2% ec. sifted all-purpose flour
loaf pan 4% by 8% by 2% inches and bake at 325 degrees F. for one hour and 15 minutes. Let stand five
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Auxiliary Will Elect Delegates
State convention delegates will |be elected at a meeting of the Hoosier City auxiliary 140, National Association of Letter Carriers, at 7:30 p. m, today in the Y. W. C. A. New officers recently installed are Mrs. Casper Phillips, president; Mrs. Marshall Williams, vice president; Mrs. Gayle Kinnick, recording secretary; Mrs. Elmer DeLong, financial secretary; Mrs. Carl Huffman, treasurer, and Mrs. Kenneth Barber, chaplain, Others are Mrs. Ralph Chandler, Mrs. Charles McLaughlin, flag bearer, and Mesdames Jean Simpson, John Schier and Charles Mills, trustees.
Pledge Meeting
A business and pledge meeting will be held at 8 p. m. today by Alpha chapter, Phi Gamma Sigma sorority. Mrs, Louis Melsberger, 3727 N. Capitol ave., will be the hostess.
Mrs. Sutton Hostess
The Red Cross section of the John Holliday Jr. American Legion auxiliary held an all-day meeting today in the home of Mrs. M, L.
Feb. 23 Is Set F or Wedding
Feb. 23 as the date for her marriage | to Robert Gene Boles. mony will be read by the Rev, Peter Vroom at 3:30 p. m. in the Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
and Mrs. Earl G. Scott Sr. 5637 Bonna ave. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of Mrs. Catherine Boles, 1331 Sharon ave.
{chosen Miss Dorothy Smith, maid | of honor; and Miss Katherine Carr,
Burklow, Evansville, bridesmaids, {of the prospective bridegroom, will
be best man and ushers will be Don | Coslett, Franklin, and Ellis Cripe.
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Miss Scott is the daughter of Mr.
For attendants Miss Scott has
Anderson, and Miss Mary Ruth
Pfc. Lewis Oliver Boles, brother
The bride-to-be attended Franklin college and is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
EVENTS
Friday Evening Cross Town. 8 p.
Indianapolis Current Events. 12:30
Kappa
Mayer Chapel Kindergarten MothNewcomers. 9:30 a. m. Pri. Y. W.|
Service-Study. Thurs. Mrs. G. A.
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A. H. Miller, Russiaville, and Maj, John Mathias, son of J. H. Mathias 8r., Hermiston, * Ore, were mar- § ried Feb. 2 in the § Broadway Meth- : odist church. Dr. § John F. Edwards § officiated. is The bride is a graduate of Indiana university 5 and a;member of Pi Beta Phi so- Mrs. Mathias rority. Maj. Mathias is adsignéd to the office of the chief of finance in Washington. The couple will live in Arlington, Va. » » » Mrs. Rex Hall, 64 Sadlier dr., and Miss Elizabeth Richard entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower and dinner party in honor of Mrs. William J. Treichler. Mrs. Treichler, daughter of Mrs. M. G. Crites of Worthington, is the former Miss Mary Crites.
= ” . Mrs. Elizabeth Kuntz, 2020 N. Delaware st. has announced the marriage of her daughter, Margaret Louise, and Clarence William Mount. The ceremony was Dec. 24 in the rectory of SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Mount are now liv-
ing in Trenton, N. J. Mr. Mount|
recently was discharged from the army after service in the Pacific theater. » » . Mr, and Mrs. Herbert O. Dunn will make .their home in Indian apolis following their return here this week. They were married Sept. 11 in Philadelphia and have been living there. Mrs. Dunn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Prank Czuba of Philadelphia and Mr. Dunn's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Merle B. Dunn, Southport rd. The bridegroom has just been discharged from the navy.
Guest Luncheon
The Janet Ada club will have a guest luncheon in the home of Mrs. William Lich, 905 N. Riley ave. tomorrow. Mrs. John Bernloehr, 1802 E. 42d st, will be hostess for the club’s dinner meeting at 7 p. m.
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p. m. Thurs. Mrs. J. W. Webb, 956 Campbell, hostess. “Our Air Bases,” Mrs. A. O. Mason; current events, Mrs. O. W. Merrill Kappa Gamma Mothers’. 12:30 p.m. Thurs. Butler univer sity chapter house. “Writings of Katherine Anne Porter,” Dr. Allegra Stewart. :
ers’. 1:30 p. m. Thurs, Kindergarten.
OC. A. Executive board session. 1 p. m., bridge party and tea.
Fly, 1828 E. 1lth, hostess. “In-! diana Post-War Plans,” Mrs. G. E. Bomberger,
Thurs.” Mrs, Ross Ferguson, Val-
Irvington Service circle, King’s Daughters and Sons, Thurs. Irv. ington Presbyterian church. “Young Folks,” the Rev. Edward | C. McCance. | Woman's Missionary soc. Seventh | Christian church. Thurs. Mrs. | Conrad Barrett, 1132 Congress, | hostess. “The Cross Over Alrica,” Mrs. L. ©. Trent.
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7:30 p. m. Thurs. Valentine party, business meeting \
Indianapolis council, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Today. Clubtooms. Business meeting. 8 p. m. Thurs, Clubrooms. Valentine party. Lambda Chi Omega. Thurs. Lemcke bldg." Business meeting. Beta chap., Theta' Nu Chl. Today. Mrs. Charles Rennard, 773 N.
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