Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1946 — Page 25

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PRINTEMPS CHOWDER—and delicious flavor to this dish, With such high nutritive value,

eon for school children ora healthful dinner dish. The fecipe will

appear tomorrow. “ » » MONDAY

. ‘ Breakfast

’ cGiapetvill halves Poached eggs on buttered toast 5 Luricheon . . *Printemps chowder “Tossed green salad Chocolate blane mange with nut

Dinner ’ Molded chicken salad Potato chips Open face - grilled cheese sand- , wiches > . Carrot sticks and olives Vanilla ice cream with fresh pineapple sauce » “ » TUESDAY : Breakfast Orange juice with sliced bananas Ready-to-eat cereal . Luncheon .¥gg foo yong with soy sauce Mixed vegetable salad . Whole wheat bread and butter Fruit jello with cream Dinner *Left-over chicken and potato casseTole “Broccoli with mock hollandaise Pried eggplant Lettuce with. blue cheese dressing Sliced frozen peaches ©Oreole kisses with maple cream

butter

. 8» ” WEDNESDAY Breakfast Broiled grapefruit halves Scrambled eggs. Broiled bacon Caramel pecan schnecken

Luncheon. .. “Salt pork ‘and cream gravy Boiled potatoes “Canned pear and shredded cheese salad “Remainder of Creole kisses Dinner .Corned beef hash’ (canned) "Chopped buttered spinach *Apple cabbage aspic 5 Whole wheat bread and butter -.Boston cream pie ’ » » ¥ THURSDAY Breakfast - Sliced sugared fresh pineapple ~ English muffins Orange marmalade Luncheon ‘Rice puffs with green bean and celery sauce Sliced tomatoes Whole wheat bread and butter Stewed rhubarb Sugar cookies Dinner Chicken livers on toast points Buttered caulifiower New in cream Canned peach and cottage cheese salad 4 Grape juice whip 8 8 8. FRIDAY Breakfast Apricots and prunes stewed Cooked. hot cereal with sugar and cream Cinnamon raisin bread toast Luncheon Oxtail soup Open-face sliced tomato and lettuce! sandwiches with mayonnaise Fruit compote Dinner *Tamale pie Buttered green beans Cabbage and pineappleslaw Cut custard with caramel almond

sauce » ¥ » SATURDAY Breakfast Tomato juice

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Luncheon

Cream of corn soup Crackers Banana, nut, cottage-cheese salad Whipped lemon jello

Dinner

Sausage patties Creamed potatoes *Beets in orange sauce Grated carrot, raisin and nut salad Danish pastry -Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 e. for each adult. ” » »

SUNDAY

: Breakfast Mixed fruit Quick apple streusel coffee cake Jelly omelet Dinner Lamb. chops Mint jelly French fried potatoes Peas in cream Spanish corn with green pepper and pimento Stuffed prune salad Angel cake with ice cream and frozen sliced peaches.

Supper Lentil soup Potato chips *Strawberry cream cheese salad on watercress Crackers ’

| *Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks “will appear ‘tomorrow through Wednesday.

Mrs. Sanders

“The Turquoise” (Seton) will be

. reviewed Saturday by Mrs. Russell

J, Sanders for the Council of Administrative® Women in Education at an 11:45 a. m. luncheon at the] Theodore Potter school. Miss Florence Guild will be installed as president of the group. Other new officers include Mrs. Lillian W. Lewis, vice president; Miss Florence Hamill, secretary; Miss Wallace Montague, treasurer, and Mrs. Estle P. Bowen and Mrs! Lola 8S. Ellers, directors.

Auxiliary Program The Altenheim ladies - auxiliary | will meet at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow | in the home. A program by the] Mothers’ chorus of the Christian | Park school and readings by Miss] Edith Wachstetter will precede the!

Poached eggs on toast

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Wine drenched Eivespile ‘and sivawbieriy fruit cup + + oo salute to spring.

GREET SPRING guests with a dramatic fruit dish, to be served as either appetizer or dessert-— use the pineapple itself for the fruit basket. The pineapple is split. straight through the stem and all the pulp removed, Cut the pulp in pieces, mixed with equal parts of

fresh sliced strawberries and fill the pineapple halves. Red table wine—claret, burgundy or cabernet—is poured over the fruit to the brim of the pineapple basket. It takes about one cup of wine. It's as simple as that—and for the dessert dish % cup sugar may be added.

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Fruit Cup Soroes Dual Duty.

America needs is dirtier fingernails

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Teen Talk—

Tech's Sketchbook to Sing Out

Old-Time Tunes

By BARBARA

“THE CEMENT MIXER,” “Shoo Fly Pie” and “Frim Ffam Sauce” skidded back to second row chorus during Tech's Sketchbook tryouts. , .. And those barber shop favorites of old, such as “Shine On, Harvest Moon,” “Down in the Valley” and “By the Light of the Silvery Moon,” will float over the P."A. system in Tech's gymnasium at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow.

Theme of the 1946 Sketchbook (they're promising. a bang -up

“Breezes Prom the Steppes” (and they don’t mean Russia) is one of the acts, under the direction of Miss

Mabel McHugh. Others will be “Maids. Will Delve” and “Tree! ; Spirits.”

Clayton Phillips will direct the Sketchbook band—with “lots of

Social Situation THERE'S a right and a wrong way to do most everything—and-in

asking for a date the right way =

is pretty important. Don't ask the girl of current interest, “Are you going to be busy

Do ask if she'd like to go to a movie Friday night. The pointblank technique is a little on the’ unpopular side—the girl doesn’t

relish answering “No” about her}

social schedule, And besides, she likes to know how the evening is to be planned beforehand—it isn't Gay Nineties stuff, it's right up to date.

Cotton Picking

SPEAKING of spring—it's an

| ideal time to rush into some early & collections of cottons and pretty|

prints,

Sleeves this season are something o

{out of this world—rows of tucks, a brief ruffle, a slashed scallop—

Officers Announced By D. of 1.

Miss Catherine M. Fletcher was elected state vice regent of the Daughters of Isabella at the organization's convention held last week-

Tomorrow

SCHAEFFER

end in South Bend. Other state officers chosen were Miss Alma Fischer, New Albany, regent; Miss Sarah Dalton, Whiting, secretary, and Mrs. Etta Rhode, Elkhart, treasurer. Miss Fletcher is regent of the Mother Theodore circle, The eir~: cle will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday

{in the Catholic Community center, FH 1004 N. Pennsylvania st. ‘ |

Tri Psi Sorority

To Have Luncheon

Mrs. Clarence R. Green is gen- |

| eral chairman for the annual violet | luncheon to be given by Tri Psi so-| | rority at 1 p.m,

tomorrow ‘in the | Marott hotel. 1 Assisting Mrs, Green are Mesdames Oscar riy, Myron Rinker, Cecil Buchanan, G, V. Carrier, E. O. Snethen, Ffank Tufts, C. C. Guffey, Charles Howell and O. E. Butz, |

Mrs. Florence Webster Long, | | woman's editor of The Indianapolis | { News, will speak on “Behind the| _ Lines.” Warren Central high

school's madrigal choir will sing.

Showers Honor

| Mrs. Ogle

Mrs. Joseph Ogle was honored ‘at

| & miscellaneous shower given- re-

cently by-Mesdames James Porter, Thoms and Mrs. Walter | Mazelin in Mrs. Thoms’ home, 5025 | Guilford ave. Mrs, Ogle was Miss

[in December. Other recent showers | Ogle were given by her sister, Miss Marjorie Peirce, 133 8. Ritter ave, and Miss Bonnie Fagola, 606 N. | Emerson ave.

Sorority Plans

monthly mueting at 8 p. m. today in the Y..W. 0. A.

and daughter tea at 2 p. m, Sunday in the home of Mrs. John D. | Kinney, 2263 N. Meridian st,

Riley Cheer Guild

The “Circus Day Parade" chapter of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild

WA, 8470 - MA, 9797

N.zMeridian

will meet tomorrow with Mrs, John Ambuhl, 1817 N. Delaware st, As sisting will he Mesdamed H. E. Grismer, O, B, Gehring and P, H. Pfaff,

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An Invitation to glamour — Eleanor Yosha, a sophomore at Shortridge high school, wears a Dorsa original in cool green and | white stripes. Teen-age charm exemplified are bows in front and back and the crisp fem. | inine ruffles. (Wassons.)

.|C. R. Mapel and Mrs. T. L. Cald-

‘Outside Shine, Inside Dirt, Is a Paradox’

By MRS, WALTER FERGUSON Seripps-Howard Sia Writer WILL ROGERS once sald, “What

and cleaner minds.” The remark is just as apt today. It's almost enough to turn you into a pessimist to see women flock ‘into beauty parlors to have themselves shined up on the outside. For sometimes a glimpse into thelr thoughts shows they have mental equipment that is not only out of

It would be a good thing if we were all as eager to keep our intellects as up to date as our clothes, and worked as hard to get rid of mean, ugly, obscene ideas, as we do to rid our houses of crime. The vulgdrity and profanity that drip from perfectly made up lips sometimes sets your teeth on edge. And haven't you met men who quailed at the thought of wearing uncreased trousers, yet whose conversation sounded like something out of “Tobacco Road"? » » . THIS EMPHASIS on outside shine and inside dirt is one great paradox of our times. Unlike the lords and ladies of Elizabethan days who: used strong perfumes because they seldom took a bath, we have our daily hot tubs and cold showers. Thousands of adolescent girls almost bathe themselves away, and at the same time go in for smoking, whisky-guseling and smooching with every whipper-snapper who happens along. That certainly doesn't speak well for their fastidiousness. In fact I think we are in danger of losing all our sense of refinement, Surely women who read what rolls off the presses in best-selling fiction can’t claim they are addicted to cleanliness. The obscenity in most popular books is so over. whelming, it grows dull with repetition, - Yet good as well as bad women read it, Maybe one of these days we'll get fed up with that sort-of stuff,

Rail Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday

A business meeting and dinner will be held by the Indianapolis Women’s auxiliary to the Railway Mail association Tuesday at the ‘Woman's Department clubhouse, The business session will be at 2 p. m. Mrs. Benjamin OC. Raley, reader, and students from St. Agnes academy will present the program. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock to members and their families. The committee in charge includes Mrs.

well, chairmen; Mesdames Charles Bryant, L. L. Hopkins, Cecil Larkin, Ray Marshall, John D. Yoder, Monroe Shilling, Charles Raymert, Louis Dungan, Edward PF. Kline, Ward Boutwell, Alpha Crone, Glen

[Stother Danghter, Banquet Set .

chiirch will hold its annual motherdaughter banquet at 6:30 p. m. next Welinesday in in room. :

Helen Schmitz circle of the Women's union. The radio expression class of Melody Girls of the Naomi chapter, 0. B. 8, will present the program.

Club Union Elects | Mrs. Paul 0, Merchant is theinew president ‘of the Irvingtofi- Union of | - clubs, Other officers elected lly cently are Mrs, Merlin D. Mullane, vice president; Mrs, James L. Kava-| aris and Mrs. Dennis Wright, recording and corresponding ‘secre- | taries; Mrs. Harry: Pirtle, treasurer, ‘and Mrs, Paul A, Weir, past presi-| dent, director. Mrs. Virgil A. Sly|J. was the nominating Summities chairman.

The Emerson Avenue Baptist

the church dining Arranging the program is the

high school and: the

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and movies will be shown, ‘

‘Mrs. Keyes Hostess Mrs. Albert Keyes, 1230 N. Gale {st., will be hostess for the Brook- | side Garden club meeting tomorrow, | Assisting will be Mrs, William Kar[rer and Mrs Lert Runyan,

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‘Sunday Tea Phi chapter, Delta Chl Sigma sorority, will hold its regular)

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