Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1946 — Page 19
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Robert Davis to Wed Marjorie Miller The Rev. Donald O. Davis will read the double-ring service unit ing his son, Robert, and Miss Marjorie Miller at 8:30 o‘clock tonight in the Southport Presbyterian church. The Rev. Clyde York, pastor of the church, will assist. “Miss Miller's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Paul H. Miller, 1901 Thompson
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live at 1836 Edgewood ave. Entering with her father, Miss Miller will wear a gown fashioned with white satin bodice and net yoke and skirt. © Her full-length {llusion veil will fall from a starched lace Dutch bonnet. The attendants will be dressed alike in full-skirted nylon taffeta gowns. Mrs, Harold C. Miller, matron of honor, will wear blue, Miss Betty Cloffry, Greenwood, will wear yellow, and Miss Mary Barrett will be in pink. They will carry flower muffs. p Melanie Bush will be flower girl and will wear white net, and Roderick Schmalfeldt will be ring bearer. : Norman E. Davis will be his brother's best man, and ushers will be Harold C. Miller and Leonard Bailey. After a reception at the church, the couple will leave on a trip to Cincinnati with the bride traveling in a gold suit with black accessories. The at-home address will be 660 E. 21st st.
Card Party Booked
The Railway Business Women's association will sponsor a card party in Block's auditorium at 2:30 p. m. Saturday. A style show also will be on the program.
Mrs. Mathews Heads Unit
Mrs. R. H. G. Mathews is the hew president of the John H. Holliday Jr. unit, American Legion auxfliary. Other recently elected officers, who will be installed in September, include Mrs. Ralph Lewis, vice president: Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo II, secretary; Mrs. Harold Reed, treasurer; Mrs. Wilbur Patterson, chaplain, and Mrs. Earl Finley, historian. The auxiliary will have a picnic this month with the post members. Luncheon meetings will be discontinued this summer, but the dinner meetings with the post will continue. The summer project of the group will be the purchase of books fop-the Veterans’ hospital.
Sorority Meeting Beta chapter of Beta Chi Theta sorority met last night in the home of Mrs. Guy W, Marshall, 1521 N. Chester st.
and Stanley Koor.
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Miss Frankel, J. M. Jackson Will Be Wed
The home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jackson, 6191 Washington blvd. will be the scene of the marriage of Miss Marianne Frankel and Joseph M. Jackson Jr. at 6 p. m. today. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will officiate. Jad Given in marriage by Harry L. Koor, the bride will wear a light blue crepe street-length dress with white accessories. She will carry a Bible topped with a white orchid. Miss Roberta Laner, maid of] honor, will be dressed in pink. The bridegroom's father will be the best man. Ushers will be Morton
After a trip to Chicago the couple will be at home at 1 W, 28th st.
Miss Johnson Heads Group
Miss Barbara Johnson, junior coed, has been elected president of Delta Psi Kappa, women's professional physical education honorary organization, at Butler university. Other new officers are Miss Betty Keough, secretary, and Miss Virginia Kelly, Greensburg, secretary. Pledges of the organization for next year are Misses Diann DeWeese, Mildred Marshall and Shirley Haugh, all of Indianapolis, and
Miss Dorothy Webber, Bluffton.
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By BARBARA SCHAEFFE MOST OF THE ingredients needed for “Carrolima” molded salads are always on hand-—gelatin, cream cheese, mayonnaise, jars of diced carrots and lima beans. It's a new spring and summer luncheon idea and is colorful and
appetizing. With this menu it's sure to be a hit. Clear soup
“Carrolima” salad with hot popovers or waffle triangles Stewed rhubarb and cookies
“CARROLIMA” SPRING SALAD > MOLD 2 thsps. gelatin 12 c. cold water 2 c. boiling water 1% tsps. salt 12 - tsp. mustard 2 tbsps. sugar 2 thsps. lemon juice 13 c. vinegar 14 c. grated onion 2 tsps. horseradish 2 3-o0z. pkgs. cream cheese 14 ¢. mayonnaise % c¢ diced celery 1 ec. diced carrots (drained) 1 c. lima beans (drained) Soak gelatin in cold water. Mean-
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Bei uty’ 3 Hints Beach Suits Can Preserve Curves
By ALICIA HART : NEA Staff Writer THE ILLUSION of a graceful, | upcurving bosom, which almost every woman preserves by means of regular clothes, is often shattered when she steps out on the beach, : The reason, of course, is that she hasn't searched for the swim suit or play duds that give< her the needed figure fattery. If you need it, there are play togs that will oblige. Resolve to reject all the others, no matter how fetching the style. ” ” r SETTLE, instead, for swim suits
while, add to boiling water in a saucepan the salt, mustard, sugar, lemon juice, vinegar, onion and horseradish. Add dissolved gelatin. Let simmer about five minutes. Strain. Chill until partly congealed. Work the mayonnaise into the cream cheese and stir until smooth. Add to congealed gelatin until well blended. Now add drained carrots and lima beans, stirring lightly with a fork until uniformly distributed. Pour into loaf pan which has been rinsed with cold water. Chill until firm. Unmold on bed of greens. Garnish with any of the following: Green pepper rings, radishes, avocados or grapefruit and orange sections.
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Card Party Saturday
The Ladies society of the Indian- { apolis Saenger-Chor will sponsor a {card party at 8:15 p. m. Saturday lin the hall, 521 E. 13th st.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ‘Carrolima’—A New Spring Salad Treat
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Breakfast Orange and grapefruit sections Scrambled eggs | Bran muffins and jelly | Luncheon | *Tomato cheese rarebit IMolded pineapple and salad Dried fruit compote. | Dinner |Meat balls in sweet sour sauce American fried potatoes Buttered beets Pickle chips and ripe olives Fresh cherry tarts with cream. Milk to drink: Four c. for each ja 2 c. for each adult, |
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{ Breakfast Sliced pineapple Ready-to-eat cereal "Raisin bread toast Luncheon *Soup lyonnaise Raw spinach and cottage cheese salad Oatmeal bread Queen Anne cherries Dinner Stewed chicken with dumplings Fresh green peas Avocado and orange slice salad Carrot sticks and olives Apple sauce cake Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 c. for el adult. » ”
WEDNESDAY
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Tomato juice Soft-cooked eggs Buttered toast Raspberry jam Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. » n »
THURSDAY
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Orange and grapefruit sections Frizzled beef and cream sauce on toast
Luncheon
Frankfurters on buns Carrot curls, radishes, olives Lettuce and dressing Chocolate ice cream Dinner *Braised tongue piquant Buttered parsley potatoes Broccoli hollandaise Sliced tomato and lettuce salad Buttermilk pie Milk to drink: Two c~ for each child. - » = FRIDAY
Breakfast | Stewed prunes and apricots | Scrambled eggs { Toasted English muffins Luncheon |Stuffed tomato salad (green beans, cheese, cucumber) Baking powder biscuits Sliced bananas
Dinner
Hamburgers Creamed new peas on potatoes *Beet, orange and onion salad Peach upside-down cake Milk to drink: Four c¢. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. » ¥ » SATURDAY Breakfast Grapefruit halves Fried eggs Whole wheat toast Luncheon Asparagus Newburg on toast squares
Green garden salad Fresh plums Dinner Pan fried ham slices Mashed potatoes Sauteed eggplant Mixed fruit salad Cornbread *Fresh cocoanut cream pie Milk to drink: Three c¢ for each child; 1 c. for each adult. » ” » SUNDAY Breakfast Mixed frozen fruit Orange coffee cake Bacon strips Dinner Broiled sirloin steak French fried onions String beans in cream Sliced tomato Avocado ‘salad Bread and butter Potato pie crust with cherry filling Supper Vegetable chowder *Mashed potato and tunafish salad Lemon ice Almond cookies Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 c. for each adult.
*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow through Wednesday.
Receives Degree
Mr and Mrs. R. N. Bleeke, R17 E. 55%h st, attended the commencement exercises at Miami university, Oxford, O. Sunday, when their daughter, Betty Jean, received the bachelor of arts degree. Miss Bleeke is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
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Sorority Initiates Miss Patti Gabe
Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 6.-— Miss Patti Gabe recently was
tional dramatic honorary, at In-
, Joiner photo. A May 25 ceremony in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Alfke, 2243 Broadway, united their daughter, Hazel, and Wil liam R. Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gibson, 2323 Central ave.
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. Miss Anna Ruth Collier became the bride of Harold A. Atkinson in a ceremony at 9:30 o'clock this morning in the Advent Episcopal church. The Rev. Thomas Thrasher read the vows. ; Parerits “of the couple are Mr.
“ land Mrs. Sidney R. Collier, 1611
Nowland ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Reginald A. Atkinson, Trenton, N. J.
‘Given in marriage by her father,
{the bride wore a light green gabe
ardine suit with brown accessories and a white orchid corsage. i The matron of honor, Mrs. Donald Carter, was dressed in a brown gabardine suit worn with dark hrown accessories and a pink rose corsage. Lt. Richard M. Atkinson, freeman field, Seymour, was the best man. The couple left on a trip to Chicago and Trenton. They will be at
Martha Burns To Be Feted
Mrs. P. Verne Osborn, 49 Ken-
assist at the shower. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bums,
Earlham college.
armed services.
diana university. Miss Gabe played the feminine | role in “The Hasty Heart,” given! recently in the university “Little! Theater” and at Camp Atterbury.
Charter Member Times Special GRANVILLE, O.,
more rd., will entertain tomorrow night with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Martha Burns who will be married to Fred A Mushrush at 4 p. m. Sunday in the First Friends church. Miss E. Leona Wright will
The bride-to-be is the daughter of 2939 N. Talbot st, and is a graduate of Mr. Mushrush is the son of Mrs, Clara Griffin, and recently was discharged from the
June 6.—Miss The play will be presented June 14 Suzanne Littell, daughter of Dr. and and 15 during commencement ac- Mrs. J. Jerome Littell, 6141 Sunset
home at 47 Park lane in Trenton. The bride is a graduate of Butler university.
Mrs. Thompson To Be Hostess
Mrs. Irwin Thompson will enter tain the Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the
Union, and guests at a noon lunch« eon next Wednesday in her home at 3125 N. Illinois st. "Mrs. C, E. Sunthimer and Miss - Carrie M. Hoag are in charge of decorations, and Miss Betty Louise Thompson and Mrs. Robert W. Thompson will provide music. Games and a garden party will follow the luncheon.
Sorority Officers
New officers of the Alpha Delta Omega sorority are Mrs. Arlean Karns, re-elected president; Miss Adrean Bouvey, first vice president;
tivities on the campus, lane, Indiananoiis, is a charter| Mrs. Blanche Brambaugh and Mrs, A member of Delta Delta Delta member of the newly installed | Marjorie Barrett, corresponding and sorority, Miss Gabe is the daugh-!chapter of Psi Chi, national psy-| recording secretaries; Miss Ines ter of Dr. and Mrs. William E.|chology fraternity, at Denison| Douglass, treasurer; Mrs. Edith Gabe, 502 W, Hampton cr. Indian- [university here. She is a psychol-| Pitts, historian, and Miss Mabel apolis. Ogy major. Hall, editor.
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