Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1946 — Page 16

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Auailiary Card Party| 4 y I] Schedules Active Summer

~The Eagle unit, American Legion auxiliary, will sponsor a public card

party at § p. m. tomorrow in ve) Of Hiking, Biking and Camping.

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Nylons—right out of a bottle. : ridge high school, decides to try some SePenteen Skinthetic leg make-up. Not only is it “allergy-proof,” but it is shower-proof, creamy and won't rub off on clothes. Ruth belongs to the W. H. O., Mrs. Mary Salle, 1412 Prospect| Shortie, A. R. R. O. and Euvola clubs. (Ayres.').

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO HIKE, bike or. camp overnight—

That's the American Youth Hostel association. It started in In- | dianapolis in 1942, but war complicated organization, and now the group of about 50 members is beginning to function with renewed

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WHEN YOU are a dinner guest it is sometimes inevitable to drop bread crumbs on the tablecloth. | Although your intentions may | be the best, do not brush themk | up , carefully and put them on your platé, Instead, leave them on the table. They will be removed when | the table is crumbed between courses.

Mis. C. B. Shideler To Entertain Club

A May breakfast wil be held by | the Aftermath club tomorrow in the

| home of Mrs. Chellah B. Shideler, | Brendonwood. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Herbert F. Cortright, { Thomas W. Demmerly, William H. { Foreman, C. L. Price and Herbert | T. Wagner. Mrs, Henry: E. Von | GHimmenstein will speak on “The | United States in a New World.”

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Mrs. H. L. Miles, 1634 N. Temple ave.,, will be the ‘hostess. Miss Williams will be married Saturday to Walter Dehn Assisting the hostess at the shower will be Mrs. C. E. Banks, Miss Mary Agnes Bretthauer and

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ened. slightly, drop in. unbeaten eggs and stir only slightly. The | finished product will have bits of cooked egg yolk and white appearing throughout the sauce. Cook slowly for about three minutes after adding eggs. When done, remove potatoes from oven and cut in half, lengthwise. Serve immediately topped with rich frankfurter sauce. Makes four servings. ” » » JELLIED BEET SALAD (For Sunday supper) 1 ¢. boiling water 1 pkg. cherry-flavored gelatin 2 tbsps. vinegar ; No. 1 tin diced beets 14 c. chopped celery Crisp lettuce Mayonnaise Pour hot water over gelatin and stir until dissolved. Place vinegar in a measuring cup and add liquid drained from beets (and water if necessary) to make one cup; stir liquid into gelatin mixture,

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Betty Hines To Be Feted

Miss Betty Jean Hines will be the honor guest tonight at a miscellaneous shower to be given by her aunts, Mrs. James R. Owens and Mrs. Kenneth Smith. The party will be in Mrs. Owens’ home, 1229 W. 20th st. Another miscellaneous shower will be given May 25 by Miss Shirley Ann Hartman, 3550 W. Michigan st. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Hartman Jr. Miss Hines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hines, 726 N. Rochester ave. will become the bride of Robert E. McAdams in a June 9 ceremony to be read in the Tabernacle Baptist church. Mr. McAdams jE the son of Mr. and Mrs. Verner R. McAdams, 2760 Brill rd.

‘Sorority Meeting Lambda chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Columbia club.

P. E. O. Session

Mrs. L. L. Wilson, 7760 College ave., will be hostess to chapter AJ, P. E. O. Sisterhood, tomorrow.

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