Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1946 — Page 22

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uth Sea Island’ Theme iosen by Howe Hilltoppers or Dance Friday Night By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER

A SOUTH SEA ISLAND ATMOSPHERE—all moon, May and coconut palms—will be the theme for the Bali ball in the Howe high school

The newly appointed 1947 Hilltopper (Howe's annual) staff is in

charge ball and Andy Anderson's orchestra will play. a Vie like th Ann Thomas, editor-in-chief, parent

Adelle Date Dress

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- . Social Situations IP A graduation gift is an article | of wearing apparel, the fit is an important item. When writing thank-you ROIS, don't simply say how pretty the gift is, without mentioning the fit, Do tell the person that it fits perfectly—the sender. is. sure to wonder about it if you don't.

Sigma Beta Sorority "To Meet Tonight

Rho chapter of Sigma Beta $0- | rority will meet at 8 p. m. today in the home of Mrs. Forrest Wat-| son, 2035 Dexter ave. | W. J. Pepe and Mrs. George Boucher will report for the ways and means committee, Mrs. Russell Cox on the charity

A perfect dress for dates or for graduation parties is this Carlyle original in jersey worn by Bonnie Maston, a senior at Broad Ripple high school. Bonnie Vo the K.- A. Ki club. (Wasson's.)

give plans for a guest dinner May Shultz, president,

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Social Security In Marriages Is Suggested

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer - WHY DO WIVES nag? A Greenville, Ténn,, reader says it's because they have no sense of security in marriage. She cites a case. A woman has been married for 15 years to a man who prospered. She gave up a promising job, She helped him succeed and has borne him three. children, Now he wants a divorce because he is in love with a young redhead. If she grants’it the wife will be forced to live on, his alimony or take a low-paid job. All of which causes our correspondent to comment: “In what other partnership could one person step out and take most of the profits of the enterprise. What union man would give up 25 years’ senior= ity because a person came along ‘whom the boss thought more charming? It seems to me we women should stick together and demand some kind of social security in our marriages.”

» - ” THIS IS pertinent and sensible— but another question arises. What kind of security? Unless we forbid divorce, there seems little {chance for improvement, If marriage could be managed according {to the rules set up for business cor'porations, all would be easy sailing | But we have to face the fact that there's rarely justice in any human relationship. Men who have to keep their noses to the grindstone to provide alimony for idle wives are also victims of injustice. Everywhere you turn there is evidence of wrong treatment, in some cases for the wives, in others for the husbands. ; I've never known a marriage that worked on a strictly 50-50 basis, although we strive constantly for such an arrangement. . In matters of the heart, co sorrows in marriage are part of the sorrows of life, and it is clear

that when we move to protect one group by law some other group is persecuted. It seems to me that educaiion for responsibility is the only way before us for improving family life,

11 Will Attend Meeting Mrs. Edward H. Mayo, president of Indiana synodical society, and Miss Emily McAdams, president of Indianapolis presbyterial society, will leave tomorrow to attend the quadrennial meeting of the Presbyterian Women’s societies |to be held Friday through May 17 |in Grand Rapids, Mich. {| Church leaders will address the meeting Which will be attended by other Indianapolis women including Mesdames David FP. Smith, Paul Meloy, Carl W. Piel Jr., Mathew F. Smith, Mathew Winters

and Charles M. Armentrout, Miss Margaret Blanchard, Miss Helen

Franklin.

Dinner Arranged at Whispering Winds

The annual Mother's day dinner of Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, will be held at Whispering Winds Saturday. Mrs. Melvin Lowes will welcome the guests and Mrs. -Curtis Hicks will give the response for the mothers. Committees in charge are Mrs. Archer Shirley, Mrs. John Holmes and Miss Evelyn Vie, entertainment, and Mrs, Gerald Johns, Mrs. Harold Schuman and Miss Merle Sutherland, decorations and favors.

Mother-Daughter

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Banquet Planned

The Ladies’ Aid society of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church will sponsor a mother and daughter banquet Friday in the church. Mrs. Charles Winkelman, chairman, is assisted by Mesdames A. J. Tritech, Dorothy Bowman; Frank Plerce, Carl O. Keller, Yank Weber and William Rode. ° Mrs. Henry J. Lammert will be toastmaster.

Republican Women

Mrs. Stanton Montague will have charge of the program for the meeting of the Marion County Council of Republican Woman at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Columbia

Trindle and Mrs. Roy C. Sheek,

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For mother to ‘wear on her crepe with a deep slanting tuck ning diagonally. on the skirt to waist, (Wasson's) . ” ”

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grounds. . Soft silhouettes, characterized by surplice closings, yoked hiplines and tucked skirts, are fave ored. Sleeves may be short and necklines collarless if mother is thinking about torrid summer days to come. » » »

Gifts for Mother WHEN IT COMES to gifts for Mother on her day, cosmetics are. as welcome as bouquets. After all, it's a morale builder for her to know her family wants her to look pretty.

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Dresses for Mother to Wear On Her Day Are Suavely Styled

Times Woman's Editor DRESSES DESIGNED for Moms to wear on Mother's day—and on through the summer—have a provocative look that belies their

In addition to clever styling, many of them take advantage of lively colors such as dusty rose, cerulean blues, muted mauves, electric shades of chartreuse and fuchsia ‘which can make a nimbus of silvering hair. Prints are small and close-spaced against colorful back-

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Initiation Friday Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority! Mrs, Rumpler will hold candlelight initiation serv-

ices Tor pledges : of Beta, Tota, «which Way Shall We Take?” be- w. A. Mider's section of the North Sigma, Alpha Pi and Alpha Gamma fore the Women’s council of Cen-|Methodist church W. 8. ©. S. tochapters at 7:30 p. m, Friday in the tral Christian church at.1:15. p. m.|morrow. Assisting hostesses will be Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, John R. Sent- | tomorrow. M. ey ney, national president, will con-| An executive board meeting at 11 Munday, Harry Claffey Sr. and A. duct the ceremony. ’

Council Will Hear. |W. S. C. S. Section

Mrs, Otis Kirkpatrick, 4151

‘Mrs. E.'C. Rumpler will talk on Broadway, will be hostess for. Mrs,

| Arthur Wolf, Richard

(a. m. will precede the program. E. Pritchard.

day — a figure-slimming black on the bodice and another rungive side-swept ease below the

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How about a sterling silver flapjack compact? There's one with a Swedish modern motif, designed by Volupte, in the stores. One of the prettiest gifts in the shops is a crown bottle of Prince Matchabelli's Georgian carnation perfumé set in a solid square of lucite. It's a neat way of saying “Mother deserves a crown.” Floral sachets 3 are another § nice = to - get item. Ann Haviland's line in-

[Lets Eat a

ALWAYS THERE are some vegetables that the family or “Junior” doesn't like. But there are ways of dressing up all foods, and beets in orange sauce are delectable—one suggestion for a menu pick-up. " nm ” BEETS IN ORANGE SAUCE (For Saturday luncheon) Blend together in the top of a double boiler three tablespoons sugar, two tablespoons cornstarch, 1% teaspoon salt. Add % cup orange juice and % cup lemon juice and cook over boiling water until thick and transparent. Add % teaspoon orange rind and 1% teaspoon lemon rind and ‘three cups coarsely shredded cooked fresh beets. Mix lightly. Cook over boiling water until thoroughly heated through. Makes four servings.

» . » > STRAWBERRY CREAM CHEESE SALAD (For Sunday supper) Soften a three-ounce package of cream cheese with a fork, then blend in two tablespoons milk, % teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon sugar, one teaspoon lemon rind and one tablespoon lemon juice. Pour over 1% cups finely shredded celery cabbage or lettuce, % cup quartered strawberries, and % cup orange segments (one medium orange). Toss lightly, serve in lettuce cups. Makes four

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servings.

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wood violet, clove carnation, tropical gardenia and “Perhaps,” a blend of many flowers. The Dermetics people have an Ageless Beauty set that's as prac-

tical and = down-to-earth as mother herself. The pastel package contains the whole Dermetics series ‘of cosmetics to keep her skin lovely. A made-to-order gift for Mother's day is one designed by Mme. Suzy, famous French milliner and perfumer. It's’an afterbath box holding a jumbo fourounce bottle of toilet water and a box of dusting powder in Suzy’s choice fragrance, Ecarlate. ” » . A May Morning OR THERE'S Lentheric's line “of bath accessories and perfumes —Tweed, Confetti, Miracle, Anticipation, A Bientot, Shanghal, Carnation and Bouquet. Matching up with the day itself is A May Morning perfume and spray perfume set by Esme of Paris, tied with azalea and pink ribbons and topped with yellow rosebuds scented with the perfume. A captivating package is Dorothy Gray's Nosegay cologne. Pale blue “doors” open to reveal a bottle capped by a miniature cluster of pastel posies. Mothers of all ages will enjoy the Gourielll beauty baskets, too. They are pretty blue wicker baskets filled with beauty gifts and tied with pink or blue satin ribbons and delicate pastel flowers. Typical is one containing . Moonlight Mist eau de parfum; body talc, pink lustre soap, bath ball and hand lotion.

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SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY!

A LITTLE OF THIS AND THAT FOR HER DRESSING TABLE—SIR— . Selected by You—in Your Favorite Store—{and hers}— will make Mother's Day a

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terrific success—ons to be long remembered!

There are a world of ideas in

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that—to help you choose her gift:

Fine PERFUMES:

SUZANNE Secret of Suzanne, 3.50 to 25.00 (sketched)

CHARBERT'S Breathless, 1.75 to 12.50 D'ORSAY'S Intoxication, 10.00 and 18.80

HARRIET HUBBARD AYER'S Golden Hour, 15.00 (Sketched) '

CARON'S Nuit de Noel (Christmas Night) 45.00 gs CARON'S Tabac Blond, 22.50 CARON'S Beflodgia, 22.50 Te CHANEL'S Russian Leather, 7.00

CHANEL'S Gardenia, 13.28 All Prices Plus 20% Federal Tax

Other Suggestions: DRESSER SETS, of Lucite, 10.95 to 28.50 TRAYS, that match the sets, 4.00 up POWDER JARS, that also match, 7.50 up PERFUME BOTTLES, exquisite designs, 1.00 to 5.00 POWDER JARS, to match the bottles, 1.00 and 2.00

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