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SEVERAL SHOWERS AND ‘PARTIES are being given in honor of Miss Carolyn Louise Jones who will be

married Saturday to Ensign Christ Episcopal church,

Mr. and Mrs. William Lieber are entertaining the -eouple-and members of the bridal party today with a swimming party to be followed by cocktails and supper at their home. Mr. Lieber is to be the best man. On Wednesday . Mrs, Thomas McCrae will give a miscellaneous

shower for the bride-to-be. The bridesmaids’ luncheon will

at the Meridian Hills Country club. couple’s mothers, Mrs, Joseph P. Merriam and Mrs. John Douglas

Welch; Mrs. grandmother; matron of honor, and Miss Patricia bridegroom and maid of honor.

Walter Wyatt Sr.

Others are Mrs. Fred I. Jones, Peru; Mrs. John Moody Kefauver, ‘Brookline, Mass.; Miss Jane Hickam, Spencer; Robert Terry, and Miss

Gossner, Detroit; bridesmaids. » ~ » From 4 to 6 p. m. Thursday fn Miss Jones’ home,

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Hill Country club. Ushers are Mr. Jones,

Nordyke,

Mrs. D. L. Smith and her daughters, Mrs. Robert P. Knowles and Miss Carolyn Smith, entertained Saturday with a miscellaneous Guests included Miss Welch, Mrs. Stark, ©

shower and dessert party. Mrs. Terry, Miss Charity Lindsay, Misses Jean Clark, Shirley Smith a

A supper and kitchen shower honored Miss Jones recently,

by Mrs. Fred Jones at her mother’s is Mrs, Fred Siess.

Meridian Hills to Have Bridge Party

MRS. E. D. CAMPBELL 1S CHAIRMAN of the ladies’ luncheon bridge to be held tomorrow at the Meridian Hills Country club. Assisting her will be Mrs. W, E. Gabe and Mrs. J. H. P. Gauss. Reservations have been made by Mesdames E. Wayne Carson, Raymond 8. Davis, Willard C. Whipple, B. E. Meditch, A. J. W. LaBien, Fitzhugh Taylor, Karl Koons, William P. Cooling, G. M, Powell, Henry S. Kothe Matkin and Charles E. Stevens. A children’s party will be held at the club Friday with swimming, games and lunch for the children under 10 years old. Mrs. Ralph B. Coble is chairman with Mrs. Berkley Duck Jr. assisting her,

Reisser, H. M. Powell,

Mrs, Richard A. Stark,

No invitations have been issued. On Friday at 6 p. m. the bridal dinner will be at the Meridian Members of the bridal party will be guests. Kenneth Voyles, Fred Fitchey Jr. Snyder, Chicago, Gordon McKinney, James McCoy and William

There were 24 guests.

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be held at 1 p. m. Thursday Guests will include the

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the bride-to-be's sister and Welch, sister of the prospective

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Milton, Mrs. Paul Chivington, nd Nancy . Hull, given home in Lebanon. Her mother

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Banana-cream coconut pie is deMicious when correctly made. Too often one sees the filling for this pie made so stiff that when wedges are cut, they stand up straight, stiff

and stodgy. Perfect cream filling sags _ when it is cut, it may even flow just enough to almost hide the cut edge of the pastry. Although you may be short on the ingredients for this pie, the recipe will be good to keep.

«a 8 = RAW BEET PERFECTION SALAD (Fer Monday dinner) Soften 1 tablespoon unfiavored gelatin in % cup cold water for five minutes. Add 1% cups boiling water and stir until gelatin is dissolved. Add 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon salt and % cup lemon juice. Cool; then add 1 cup cut green beans, 4 cup diced celery, 14 cup raw beets, 33 cup diced cucumber, 1 tablespoon green pepper and ¥% teaspoon grated onion. Pour into shallow pan” 8'2 by 4%: inches. Chill until set, Cut into serving pieces and serve on lettuce or other greens, topped with a spoonful of dressing, If desired.

Makes four to six servings, » *® n BANANA-COCONUT CREAM PIE 1; e. flour 1; ©. sugar 1 tsp. salt 13% cups scalded milk 3 eggs, separated 2 theps. butter 1; tsp. vanilla 15 ¢. sugar 1; ¢. moist shredded coconut Baked 8-inch pie shell 2 or 3 well-ripened bananas Mix flour, % c. sugar and salt in top of double boiler, add % c. of the scalded milk and stir vigorously until well blended. Add remaining hot milk and cook over direct heat until thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Beat egg yolks well, stir in a little of the hot mixture,” and pour back into the double boiler.

Cook over boiling water for two minutes, stirring constantly. Re-

and vanilla. Stir in shredded coconut. Beat egg whites until stiff and gradually beat in the % cup sugar until very thick and smooth.

into the cooled filling. Slice bananas and lay in the pie shell in an even layer. Turn cream filling over bananas and quickly pile over it the

touch the edges of the crust all around. Place in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) and bake 12 to 15 minutes, or until golden brown. Cool before cutting. Serves five or six.

Alys Lawson Is Bride

An informal ceremony united Miss Alys Lawson and Loren J. Morgan Jr. at 2 p. m. yesterday in the Irvington Methodist church. The Rev. R. O. Pearson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Lawson, 516 N. Denny st, and the bridegroom's parents live in Washington. Miss Lawson chose a white linen suit with white accessories. She wore a half-hat of veiling accented Lwith clusters of fresh stephanotis. The bride's sister, Rosalie, wore a yellow Palm Beach suit with white accessories and a half-hat of yellow roses. After a reception at the bride's home, the couple left for a week| in Chicago. They will be at home at 1232 N. Keystone ave.

Picnic Tomorrow

The Irvington Social circle will have a picnic tomorrow in Christian park. A business meeting will follow. Members will take their

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Vacation Wardrobe Can Touch Lightly on the Budget,

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THERE'S NOTHING LIKE a well-planned vacation wardrobe to make the annual “two-weeks-with-pay” a gay interval. Simple, practical styles, easy-to-pack and easy-to-care-for, can do much to increase vacation enjoyment.

And if some of the holiday wardrobe is made by the wearer herself, the savings may be aded to the vacation budget. =

Shown here are four outfits made from patterhs in the summer edition of “Fashion.” They are designed for the active American girl who plans a country or city vacation. The instructions are easy to follow and the designs

3. Jeanne Crain wears a down-to-earth suggestion for outdoor chores . . . a cap-sleeve shirtwaist blouse to go with slacks, made knee length or long. Pattern 3010; sizes 12 to 20.

3. The casual, all-American look, styled softly in the lines of a clean-cut shirtwaist dress. It's made here of a washable rayon and aralac blend. Pattern 3018; sizes 13 to 43.

4. Rita Hayworth wears a fullskirted two-plece playdress edged in eyelet. The sweetheart bodice buttons above the waist to show a line of midriff, Pattern 3002; sizes

trimming possibilities. 1. A set for mid-summer sunning is modeled by Dorothy lamour. It has a bra top to wear with the shorts and becomes a jaunty trio with the addition of a toss-on beach coat with big, car-ry-all pockets. Pattern 3000; sizes 11 to 18.

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Note: These patterns may be obtained by sending 25 cents, for ; each, to The Indianapolis Times e Pattern service, 214 W. Maryland i; st., Indianapolis 9. “Fashion,” which presents the summer pattern story and contains free instructions and easy hints for dressmaking, will be sent for an additional 25 cents.

Audrey Smitha Is Bride

Miss Audrey Smitha and Lawrence N. Hiatt were married at 2 p. m, yesterday in the Roberts Park

Martin will read the vows. A white linen street-length dress was worn by the bride with white

ABOVE Libbey Glasses accessories and a corsage of gardenias and rose buds. Plain Highball with Red and White or Miss Maria T. Cunnings, maid of Bott . honor, wore a dress of blue ey oom Blue and White linen. The best man was Jack NCO Hiatt, brother of the bridegroom,|: $3.00 Dozen Set of 8—$3.60 and ushers were John Hershey and + . and Homer G. Smitha. 12 Ounce— : A reception at the home of the] | $2.50 Dozen Frosted Glass with Cut Design Pride's mtr, Mrs. George Seattin, * an st, follow 10 Ounce— Ho lin Highball ceremony. ‘The couple left on! 4 | $2.00 Dozen 7.50 Dozen $6.50 Dozen . ap ® Cieagn. % the son of

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Luncheon Planned

The visiting committee of Sahara Grotto auxiliary will meet for luncheon at 12:30 tomorrow in the home of Mrs. H. R. Maholm, 18 N.

1802 Ruckle

Fashion Press In New York This Week

Style Forum Opens Semi-Annual Event.

By LOUISE FLETCHER Times Woman's Editor

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Trip to Dunes Follows Ceremony

The home of the bride's aunt and uncle was the scene of the wedding of Miss Freda Brill and Morris I. Coben at 4:30 p. m. yesterday. Rabbis Samuel Katz and Michel Albagli read the service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brill, 1919 N. Meridian st. The bride is the daughter of David Brill, 1407 Charles st., and Mr. Cohen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen, 1142 8. Capitol. The bride wore a white lace suit, white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Her sister, Miriam, her only attendant, wore a lime dress with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Ben Cohen attended his brother, A reception followed the ceremoney, and the couple took a trip to Dunes State park. They will be at home in Muncie after July 28. The bridegroom is a graduate of Butler university.

It’s Taffeta |

Crisp and cool and different. Black and white checked taffeta makes up this two-piece playsuit worn by Beverly Mec. Clintick, a senior at Warren Central high school. The. play suit is a "Vicki Jr." Bovey be longs to the W. R. E. N

| auxiliary,

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Irvington Auxiliary

To Have Luncheon

A covered-dish luncheon will be held at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow by the Irvington: unit, American - Legion in the post home, 124 Downey ave. Mrs. George A. Bolds™ is chairassisted by

ling M. Harvey. Mrs. Herman E.

| Bobbe, president of the unit, will be | honor guest. |

H. E. O.s to Meet

The H. E O. club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. J. Kupler- | schmidt, 25 N. Pershing ave, for noon luncheon Wednesday.

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NEW YORK, July 15.—Fashion |

and world affairs are going to pe {mixed up here this week, it seems. | A highlight of the New York Dress Institute's semi-annual press

week will be a visit Thursday the United Nations council if no one has walked out and the | council is in session. | Otherwise the approximetely 100 fashion writers Here from all over the United States and Canada will see another style show—one of 19 scheduled for the week, . The press week is he seventh | sponsored by the couturier group of the dress Institute, an organization devoted to promotion of New York-made fashions.

Forum Is Held

The week's program opened this morning with a forun of fall and winter fashion forecasts, followed by a luncheon in the Metropolitan | museum at which Governor Dewey |and Mayor O'Dwyer were scheduled to speak. The two designers whose collections were to be shown today are Ben Reig and Anthony Blotta, Among other high-style designers whose collections are to be seen this week are Samuel Kass, RenEta, Foxbrownie, Joseph Whitehead, Nettie Rosenstein, Trigere, Hansen Bang, Anna Miller and Jo Copeland of Pattullo Modes,

Tapered Torso

Rounding out the list are Claire McCardell, Clare Potter, Joset Walker of the David Goodstein firm, Hattie Carnegie, Herbert Sondheim, Bruno of Spectator Sports, Joseph Halpert and Adele Simpson of. the Mary Lee. company. At the fashion forum this morning, several fall trends were spotlighted by the N, Y. D. I. spokesmen. One is the long, tapered torso above a skirt with low-placed fullness or drapery. The fashion writers also were told they'd see this week a number of suits tailored in “blown glass” roundness, widening out below a tiny waistline. The return of richly textured and colored fabrics also was forecast, along with continued use of neutrals

—grays (such as Jo Copeland's dark

sweeping spectacular

are so fantastically

garment isn't gone when

the doors close.

nts will sell to the first

women who see them!

No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders— All Sales Must Be Final!

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. WOMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP, THIRD FLOOR

Photo Reflex Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pfendler, Acton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia, Yo Arthur T. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shearer, 1947 Hillside ave. The wedding will be Aug. 10 in the New Bethel Baptist church,

platinum), beiges (Herbert Sondheim calls his winter wheat) and browns. The ‘Corseted’ Look They gay, too, that there'll be lots of pockets for coats and suits; new neckline interest from up-to-the-ears cravats down to bosoms revealing cuts; and sleeves with fashion-interest centered in their construction. One note fits right In with the current food situation. A wheat shortage won't worry the women struggling to fit their waistlines into what the N. Y. D. 1. says is coming . . . the “corseted look.” It's quickly added, though, that the latter won't involve real bone

firm seams stitched close together.

Sorority to Have A ‘Welfare Party’

Theta chapter, Delta Sigms Kappa sorority, will hold a “wel fare party”

38th and Meridian sts. Miss Katherine Wheeler is . man, assisted by Miss Rosa and Mrs. Eugene Clinton bers are donating did clothes will spend the evening packing boxing contribution to send to eign relief.

T0 THE LADIES!

breath-taking clearance sale—The

reduced—that it will be strange if

This is strictly in keeping with the Strauss tradition to clear stocks COMPLETELY—The time has

come to do it—Prices are cut

deeply—deliberately—so that the

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