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WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 6, 106 _ Hi Engagements Are Announced
1. F.C. to Hold!
Meetings Here March 13-14
Three meetings have beer scheduled by the Indiana Federation of Clubs here March 13 and 14.
Mrs. Edwin PF. Miller of Peru will present resolutions to be offeréd at the organization's state convention
May 13-15 at French Lick at the -
board ‘meeting at 7:30 p. m, next Wednesday “inthe Claypool: hotel. * t "The L F. C. council will meet at 9:15 a, m. March 14 in the Claypool hotel, A forum aon “Xnti-Inflation” will be held. Speakers will include Charles .S. Weirick, OPA district community service officer; Orville R. Maxfield, state director of the U. 8. savings bond division, and Miss Ruth Lewman, dean of girls at Shortridge
1. Mr, and Mrs. Harry H. Ach-
high school and a member of the| gill announce the engagement of
Indiana Consumers Advisory com- | mittee, A discussion period, will follow.
their daughter, Mary Ann, and Paul A. Lechner, son of Mr, and
| Mrs, J. Albert Lechner. The wed-
An invitational tea for the I F. C.| ding will be June 1 in St. Cather-
coungil will be held from 2 to 5 p m. March 14 in the governor’s| mansion. Mrs. Ralph F. Gates will .be hostess, Mrs. Royer K. Brown heads the arrangements committee, assisted by Mrs. Ted E. Lashbrook of Westfield, Mrs. Everett George A. Bowen. Music will be provided by Mrs. Robert D. Howell, | Mrs, Manley E. Branch of Martins- | ville and Mrs. Judson Dutton. Assistant hostesses will be Mes- | dames Lowell Reade, James E, Al-|
Lett and Mrs. |
len, Francis A. Sommers and John| Zix and George H. Wilson.
M. Miller.
Scottish Rite
Plans Dance
Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark Roggie are |
chairmen of the Scottish Rite young people's dance to be held Saturday in the cathedral. Chic Myers’ “orchestra will play. Other members of the entertainment committee are Messrs, and Mesdames R a y W. Capron, Ralph T. Simon, Myron J. Austin, Harley ‘R. "Ball, Earl F. Beam, U. Adrian Breting Jr., Fritz M. Ehling, John R. Fenstermaker, William M. Haine and. William C.
Moorefield photo Mrs. Brandt
Brakdt. Also: on the committee are Messrs, and Mesdames C. Kyle
Hughes, Otto C. Mahrdt, Graeme B. Supple, F. E. Thornburgh, Frank B. Tufte and William G. Waldron,
Beta Sigma Phi Group To Elect Officers
Beta Pi chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will elect officers tonight at a meeting in the sorority clubrooms. Mrs, Mavis Williamson and
charge of the election. Mrs. Wiiliam R. McFarland and | Miss Marian Bowsher will report/ held next month. Miss Eunice Robliamentary Procedure” McFarland will talk on “The Garden” at the educational program.
ine of Sienna Catholic church: 2. The engagement of Miss Betty June Cooke and Harry H. Northern is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke. The wedding will be at
| 3 p.m. Sunday in the Washing-
ton Street Methodist church. The
| prospective bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Northern.
3. An April 21 ceremony in the rectory of St. Philip Neri Catholic church will unite Miss Armilla The
3)= P. H. Ho photos bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zix, and Mr. Wilson is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George W. H. Wilson of New Cumberland, Pa.
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Program Plans Are Discussed By League
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Return of Two-Way Stretch Girdles And Swim Suits Is Good News for Girls
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among citizens is part of the pro'gram presented to the state board of the Indiana League of Women | Voters at sessions today in the Y.
The two-day meeting being held by the board is devoted to discussion of the league's national pro-gram--ande« to-tmake plans for.-the ‘state convention to be held late in May. Committees for the state conven= tion mét today under the direction of, Mrs. John K. Goodwin, state president. Tomorrow's program will include discussion of the national convention to be held in Kansas City, Mo., April 30 to May 2. Mrs, Goodwin discussed the proposed program and pointed. out the need for providing information, building public opinion, supporting legislation, and strengthening the organization and procedures of congress. Each member was given a copy of the national program to study before the national convention. It ralso stresses full United States responsibility for strengthening the UNO. The responsibility of the national board is to provide members with | basic information on the items on the active program and to specify the most effective ume for action.
Ms. G. E.Dunn
Miss Eileen Edward will be in|
plans for the spring rush to be |
4nson will present a report on “Parand Mrs. |
Breakfast and Dinner to Honor. | Miss Frances Sommers Bloch
MISS FRANCES SOMMERS BLOCH, gagement to J. William Julian has been announced, will be |pesiie McLean, secretaries: honor guest af two parties before her marriage March 14 |Carrie M. Hoag, treasurer; Mrs. A.| in the home of her parents, Mr.
Bloch.
whose en-
and Mrs. Joseph M.
Miss Barbara Kiger will entertain with a breakfast
for Miss Bloch Sunday morning in the Columbia club.
Other parties ‘before the wedding will include a dinner to be given by *
Mrs. Charles B. Sommers, Bloch's honor Saturday,
Mrs. William Mohler entertained in Miss
The bride-to-be has chosen her sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Bloch
Jr.,-as her only attendant. the bridegroom-to-be’s uncle. ” td #
The best man will be Milton Goldberg,
Two parties will be given in Miss Suzanne Calwell's honor before her marriage March 16 to Robert Carlson. Mrs. Fiske Field will be hostess for a kitchen shower in the home
of her mother, Mrs. Earl T. Haverstick, at 3 p. m. Sunday.
Guests
will be Mesdames Jack Best, Richard Paul. William Barnes Calwell, Phillip Miller and H. G. Calwell and Peggy McGreary, Misses Martha Armstrong, Joan Scott and Norma Oburn. Mrs. Paul will entertain with a party for Miss Calwell tomorrow
night. -
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Civic Premiere Will Be Tomorrow ADDITIONAL RESERVATIONS have been announced for the
world premiere of night
“Alice Adams”
at the Civic #eater tomorrow
Guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames Richard W. amine
eram. Pisk Landers, Norman A. Perry Jr.
Herbert E. Wilson, Booth
Tarkington Jameson, Charles C. Culp, Howard S. Morse and Francis
Dunn.
Miss Ethel M. Moore will attend with a guest. guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Hargitt, Mr. Larz Whitcomb, Dr. and Mrs. G. I. Gustafson and Col Others attending will be Volney Brown, Mr. and
A. W. Herrington.
Others bringing and Mrs, and Mrs.
Mrs. William Dyer Jr. and Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee. Between acts on opening night of the play coffee will be served
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in the Green room. Mrs. R. + Hartley Sherwood, a playhouse founder, and Mrs. Harry T. Pritchard, chairman of the | women's affairs committee of the theater, will pour. | Other members of the affairs | committee who will assist are Mesdames Alexander Ross, Ronald Hazen, Paul Rochford, Alan Boyd, M. L. Martin and Wilfred E. Smith.
Mrs. Troyer to Be Hostess THE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM GUILD will have a luncheon | meeting at 12:30 p. m. Friday in the home of Mrs. John Troyer. Mrs. Richard Knox and
Named Regent
Mrs. George E. Dunn recently was elected regent of the Governor Oli- | ver Perry Morton chapter, National | Society of the Daughters "of the | Union 1861-1865, Inc. Other officers elected were Mesdames W.-I. Hoag, 8S, H. Clendenin jand Arthur Wooden, vice regents; | Mrs. C. E. Sunthimer and Mrs. Miss |
|B.'Glick, historian: Mrs. Robert A. | Waterbury, registrar, and Mrs. Almus® McKelvey, chaplain. Directors for the next two-year period will be Mesdames Harold | J. Hayes, J. C. Starr and J. B. Van|daworker. | | The new officers will be installed in June.
‘W. S. C. S. Books ‘Program | Miss-Anna Carson, a former missicnary in the Philippines who spent some time in a Japanese prison camp, will speak at the meet|ing of the Broadway Methodist
{church W.S.C.S. tomorrow. opening at 1:30!
The program, p. m., will be preceded by a meeting at 10:30 a. m. and a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Hattie Asbury will | be in charge of the worship service | and Mrs. Ralph Chapman will sing. |
Young-Lautenbach ‘Rite to Be March 16
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lautenbach {of Acton have announced the en{gagement of their daughter, Teena, ! to John H. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, Potomac, Ill. The marriage will be at 2:30 p.m, [March 16, in the New Bethel Bap- | tist church. Miss Margaret Apel. of Wana{maker will be the bride-to-be's only {attendant and Louis McDermott will be best man. The Rev, Frank jEidkner will officiate.
‘March 1¢ 16 Is Set For Sorority Dance
A formal dinner dance will be|
given by the Butler udiversity {chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta so- | rority from 6:30 p. m. to midnight | 2 March 16 in the Columbia club. | Miss Ann Brent Shuttleworth, Canlton, O., is general chairman. Assisting Miss Shuttleworth with | {arrangements are Miss Joan Schu-
By EPSIE KINARD NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK, March 6.—A girl's closest friend—her little two-way Stretch—is back after a four-year wartime absence. So are lastex swim suits, dress falics and other garments which need stretchy yarn to restore the status quo of silkerf curves. To meet the pent-up demand for these pre-war goods, the production of lastex yarn has been stepped up. By June the output is expected to reach pre-war levels, Lastex yarn owes its elasticity, of course, to synthetic rubber, which has been perfected to do as good a job of holding the line or stretching in two directions as the
oration
pre-war stuff, synthetic rubber is even more resistant than real rubber to deteri-
caused by perspiration, body oils and chem~ icals in the air. . - » ~ BOASTING these wearing qualities and plenty of pre-war stretch are lastex-woven girdles, like the corsalet shown. way-stretch girdles of the stay-up type, panties and bras, this foundation will be in stores in limited quantities greater volume by the middle of “ the year. This one with a lace bra top has (our sections of twy-way lastex, six all-elastic garters and adjustable shoulder straps with
by early
way It is claimed that - elastic inserts.
exposure to position—at
bulge.
Along with twospring, in crepe shows,
competition,
Church Gro To Have |
North Tacoma will have an afternoon party to~ morrow at the Food Craft shop.
Synthetic rubber yarn gives two- 1 stretch to the foundation |2nd founder of the Indianapolis (left) and is shirred into the tight Lastex yarn and white rayon make the streamlined bathing suit (above).
bodice (center).
Rating as warm a “welcome home” is the slide fas tener which holds a new post-war the
girdle to eliminate a hip-bone
# Curve-plasterfng swim suits like the model of lastex-woven white rayon shown- will be in stores this month in limited quantities; more plentiful numbers by the time you sally to the beach. Shirred into fabrics by a process similar to machine embroidery, lastex yarn is turning dress bodices, as the model of gray Celanese into crinkly formfitting sheaths which are coming up to give sweaters some fancy
EVENTS
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BACON AND CELERY SAUCE =
RICE
(For Saturday luncheon)
4vor 5 slices bacon, cut in '2-inch Irvingten
lengths | 1 med. onion, sliced | 1'c. diced celery 1 c. tomatoes {14 tsp. salt 2 c. hot cooked rice 14 ¢. chopped parsley Pan fry bacon until limp and soft; add onion and celery and simmer | over low heat until vegetables are | soft. Add tomatoes and salt and simmer five minutes. Serve over! rice, Sprinkle with chopped parsley. Makes four servings. | fF o ”
| EGG AND ASPARAGUS SALAD | (For Sunday supper) 2 ¢. mayonnaise 12 tSp. salt 1; tsp. finely chopped onion | 1 tsp. chopped green pepper 14 tsp. prepared mustard 13 c. diced celery 6 hard-cooked eggs Curly endive or lettuce No. 2 can asparagus spears 1 tomato
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| Combine the first five ingredients in a salad bowl and stir just enough combine, then add the celery ‘and the coarsely diced hard cooked (eggs and toss very, very lightly so as not to break up eggs. Chill Drop this ‘mixture lightly {lettuce cups or on other
nto |
greens. |
| | Mrs. Edwin B Sabie will assist, ig BR ie Betty Ste Drain chilled asparagus and arrange Kurt Vonnegut will speak on | Hartz, reservations, and Miss Mari- | jirte OF four Spears of asparagus «When Democracy Builds” at [lyn Richards and Miss Nancy vey the egs sa Garnish with ’ { . thin wedges of tomato, - Makes fouy |. the meeting of the Portfolio |Schreiber, programs. jun Vey | club tomorrow in the Propy- | erties refomm— | ot | laeum. Members of the supper |AIpha Delta Omega Ves Bond Chair | committee are Dr. and Mrs. Kappa chapter, Alpha Delta * rs; oY -rairman Harold C. Ochsner, Mrs. Janet ' Omega sorority, met last night in| The Ladies society of the Indian- | |. Bowles, Miss Blanche Stillson the home of Misses Eleanor and apolis Liederkranz will sponsor a | and George Calvert Adrean Bouvey, 827 N. Butler ave.|public card party ~at- the hall { nnn The annual inspection was made by | Saturday. Mrs. Louise Boyd is _ "Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Worth the national president, Mrs. Arlene chairman assisted - by Mrs. Jacob | have just returned from a va- | Karn, Union City. | Monzel and Mrs. Carl Westerfeld | seationan Miami, Fla, naan ee & x Mrs. S. R. Brown 3 3 X pi Returns to Texas R 3 Mrs. S. Roland Brown and he! 3 x ® son, Michael, have returned to $f {their home in’ Dallas, Tex. to join R X Maj. Brown, who is returning from ol y A Guam. x 3 During. the war Mrs. Brown anc x 2 her son made their home with Mrs. % 3 Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell 3 9 Orr, 4485 Marcy lane. Maj. Brown J You'll look different this ¥ will reopen his medical practice 3 spring in a suit softly & sin Dulles, rounded, curvaceous and 3 TT. 7 chic. Plain and checked, Luncheon Is Held Keg enh ord The Mothers’ club of Alpha Sig- J ma Alpha sorority met for luncheon . today with Mrs, Frank Foltz, 2259 New dresses as. colorul:
N. Pennsylvania st.
Joint Meeting
Zeta and ‘Beta chapters of Phi A
| | Theta Delta sorority will have
| joint meeting at 8:15 p. m. today |
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Young Professional Women's p. m. Thurs
{ Mrs. Thursday Lyceum. 12:30 p. m. Thurs. | Mrs, Earl R. Conder, 612 E. 46th,
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“Men of Science” Herbert K. Fatout.
Miss Mildred-Campbell. |
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SORORITIES Bidelweiss chap, I. T.-8. C. 7 p.m. Chap. AJ, P EO. Thurs. Mrs. 8. B. Hughes, 324 Pennsylvania, GreenElection and installation of officers.
In the club rooms in the Rauh building,
{Alpha chap., Rho Delta. Thurs. Mrs. ,Charles Sheets, 3634 N. Chester, hostess. Buffet supper.
rouhd table discussiofi:’ Covered Lambda ‘Mu chap, Sigma Beta.
dish lunicheon, 8 p.m. Thurs. Mrs. Harry Appel,
The Women's
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Miss Helen Hollingsworth of the
training department. at Ayres’ will ou. speak: on interior decorating.
Food Craft shop will rang. To
sing. Proceeds from the party will be added to the building fund for the construction of a new church on the corner of Tacoma ave, nd. ho 38th st. In charge of the party are " Msge dames Virgil Henry, H. 8. Campbell, Earl L. Patterson, G. H. Woodward, Everett Messersmith, Paul Bland, John Spangler and Cecil Hughes, Miss Viola Tungate and Miss Mary Cecil Peters,
Blaker Club | Luncheon Set
The Eliza A. Blaker club will have a luncheon meeting Saturday noon in the Columbia club ifi mems ory of the Mrs, Blaker, educator
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Free Kindergartens and the Teachs ers College of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lamar Strong will be social chairman, assisted by Miss Lelia Partlowe, Mrs. Lindon Bailey and Mrs. William Mills. Mrs. 0. K, Gaskins, past president of the club, will exhibit and talk on some of her Leland, Mich., paintings. Decorations will be in charge of Mrs. Francis H. Miller and Mrs, William D. Bain.
[s Engaged
Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 8, —Dr. and Mrs. Fowler D. Brooks of DePauw university have ane nounced the engagement and ape proaching marriage of their daughs ter, Betty, to Allen B. Higgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin M. Higgins, Berwyn, Ill. The wedding will be this spring. Miss Brooks was graduated from DePauw and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, The brides { groom-to-be is wow enrolled at Dee Pauw after serving with the army,
President's Day
Members of Tau chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, who will attend the annual president's honor day luncheon in Louisville Sunday are Mesdames Theodore Druding, James Waye, Robert Hodges, William Holmes, Lawrence White and Mary Manson, Miss Bennitta Hite and
2258 N. Meridian, hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Eakins, °
Nelson Gibson, Jersey, hostess. Mrs. Mary lancheon.
Mrs, New County,”
Mrs. J. D.| Delaware, (Jaffe), | Election |
2230 N,
1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. | 4010 Park, !
Mrs. poems, Clifton Wilgus.
Martin Milling. | Mrs. Wilson!
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The
Bide-A-Wee club was celebrated at | 6 p. m. yesterday with a covered-| dish supper in Minnie Weisshaar, 416 Forest ave.
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