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Times Pattern Service I-U Women
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sammy ge — To Meet ‘Need a Few ‘Snips Inches aries Meta Given 3 Saturday | Privileges’ . From Hips 5. Howar — | A program tea at 2 p. m, Satur- |
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; oe 8S. WALTER FERGUSO! By ALICIA HART i oar. OF rans ok | day in the home of Mrs, J. Lloyd |- | By Rs wan matt Water . Hi Staft Writer ist W. S.-C. 8. 10 buttermilk pie. An .0ld standgby, | Allen, 5699 N-=Detaware st, will aS oRve To boi EE THE "HINDU ROLL 5 a new Business - session; It's always a- favorite with" the| [open the season of the Indiana | | that as When’ Ham have Gt hip-whittler worth” adding to your ncheon; “Migrant family. It isn’t a difficult pie to| { University Women's club. Richard | and in line for tickets. repertoire, if you're in search of an Irs. A. J. Leigeber, ake and .adds a note of Yaris | Mills, Indianapolis attorney, will be Three weeks before the circus exercise that unialimgly snips off tist Woman'sf§') ® the daily Mer . the speaker. came to our town it began adver-| inches. \ { 7 © ( 2 a 629 BUTTERMILK PIE | In the Jecelving line will Ge Mrs. | FO tC yl pe | olen Shiv Ji i! ’ ess. 3. Church cote (For Saturday dinner) Robert Lingle, retiring president; thinking to be forehanded ror] San Francisco's. U, 8.0. club, you . L. Burke, 279 N, Combine 2 tablespoons flour, 2 Miss Minnie’ Lloyd, president, Mrs. | tickets. It was finally opened oli} * hd Sul y ¥ ess. : : tablespoons’ cornstarch, pinch salt darl E. Moomaw and Mrs, Herbert
wear a bathing suit and take the exercise sitting cross-legged on the floor, tailor-fashion. All set? Let Eugenia Casse, ex= |ercise instructor to hostesses-to-be,
| i : HE | Kessel, first and second vice presi-
dents; Mrs. John Owens and Miss Lute Troutt, correspondihg and re- | cording secretaries, and Mrs, Albert | Stump, treasurer.
che morning of the first perform | lance. At 9 o'clock the line was nearly our blocks: long. Many women | with childreh stood for hours, only |
and 'z cup sugar in the top of the| double boiler. Add 2 cups buttermilk gradually, blending thoroughly. | Cook over hot water until mixture is | sniooth and thickened, stirring fre- |
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P. W. 7:30 p. m. library.
Mrs. MH. S. McK b Avis Init wll 3 | call your turns, n. “Thurs. Brown . |” Committee chairmen include Mrs rs. MH. 5. McKee 1 De Avie, pi Hoon Ho fol Miss Betty A. Brown, daugh- | Stretch arms outward as far as rs. Arthur L. Wile 1 this mixture to 9 (Frank Crowder, social; Mrs. Moo- “Mine Your Riches" is the theme be. obtained at’ the grounds ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. [they will go. Then roll from one for luncheon, Add part of his mixture lo 2 maw, program; Mrs, Kessel, mem- by H. 8.| . Syiamed a $ grounds Brown, 1818 Woodlawn ave., |side of your hips to the other, back ) slightly beaten egg yolks; return tol bership: Mrs, Stump Araincs: te chosen for the year by Mrs. oe. y } became the bride of Robert E. [and forth, at a rocking-chair pace, - rten Mothers. 12:48 double boiler and cook three more ’ Fe ’ id . |McKee, president of the Indian-| THERE IS not enough righteogs ec h eo + Do this about 10 or 18 times. Then overed dish lunche minutes. Stir in % teaspoon grated Dorotha Bus, Domine! MS apolis branch. of the National Anger nowadays so 1 was glad to Keithley ne Stemony read Increase the count until you can ld and His Speech,” lemon rind, ' teaspoon ground cin- | | Ports Mahan, 1. U. Service) Mrs, polls ¥ = the women get mad. One, Aug. 2 in St. Mark's Lutheran go through a dally 50-roll routine namon, 1/16 teaspoon ground cloves. | {L. L. Clark, Jelephone, and Mrs. League of American’ Pen Women. | mother, after waiting two hours| church. Mr. Keithley is the son - Thurs. Mrs. E. J, a dash of nutmeg and 1 tablespoon | | William B. Wilcox, publicity. The organization is made up of pro- with her three small children, was| of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keithley, | ° ® x» : } Manker, hostess, butter. { | sa «a | fessional artists composers and! told she couldn't buy children's HIP CONTROL “isn't all that
Ipha Mothers. 1 overed dish-lunche iniv. chapter house, . W. C. Galbraith} an. , IL. T.-8 C. Thurs, efler, 5150 Ralston,
s. Henry Baumier ess. rten Mothers. 1:3 Election of ices f Happiness,” M
omen’s Luncheon Travertine rgass 1. Speaker, | of Juvenile con e. 8 p. m. Thurs, ocker, 5857 Kingley
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eta Chi Theta. §& Irs. Ruth Swinford tess. Rush party. psilon Sigma Alphs 's. New clubrooms. ing; colored movie! amma Phi Alpha, § Miss Dorothy Rai ma, hostess. Plans
chap., Kappa. Delts Misses Maxine ang erlease, 2445 Par ome as you are
Phi Delta. 8 p. Hubert Seafs, 213'S hostess. Busine
Delta Pi, 8 p. Rebecca Spencer, 2 ess. Social meeting
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Remove from heat. beat 4 tablespoons and 2 teaspoons sugar into 2 egg whites which have been beaten until foamy; beat until mixture forms soft peaks.
sired, into the hot custard. Cwol slightly and turn into the pie shell ”
” ” BEEF SOUP
(For Sunday supper) Select a meaty 2 to 3 ‘lb. beef shank. Add. an extra bone or Knuckle if possible. Cut meat in several pieces. Add 7 cups cold
water and 6 teaspoons salt, place low heat and slowly“bring to
Strain, reserving meat. Add 1. cup diced carrots, ': cup cut celery (outer stalks and leaves), cup finely slivered cabbage, = cup diced turnips, 1 cup finely. diced potatoes, 1 cup cubed Irish potatoes, 2 cups cooked tomatoes, and 1 small onion to the broth and. cook another 30 minutes or until vegetables are just tender. : Serve piping hot and reserve meat for sandwich filling.
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Makes approximately 22 quarts. Regent’s Luncheon
Sethy D. AR. The ' Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter, D. A. R., will hold a
Régent’s day luncheon tomorrow at the Propylaeum Mrs. J. Harold] Grimes, newly-elected national vice president general, will speak. Installation of officers also will be held. Officers are Mrs. Orville 'Shattuck, regent; Mrs. Howard Taylo:
and Mrs. Elbert Glass, first and second vice regents; Mrs. Heniy Buttolph, chaplain: Mrs.- Oftis Adams and Mrs. Charles Peddel recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. John Hollett, treasurer; Mrs. Bernays Kennedy, regis-
tar, and Miss Marguerite Dice, historian.
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‘Northside Study club will luncheoh. meeting and installation of officers tomorrow. at the Hotel Washington. Mrs. Lawrence C. Miller and Mrs: Forest S. Cartwright will be hostesses. Miss Mary
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» mupsie Officers to be installed “are Mrs, 7. D. Hendricks, president: Mrs. F. W. Hallett, vice president; Mrs. Laura B. -Bates and Mrs. H. B.
Pearce, recording and Qrrespondme secretaries. Mrs. Roy Martin, treasurer: Mrs. Miller, delegate’ to the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs: Mrs. B. A. Wilkins, alternate, and Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman, program chairman.
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| -For-the fifth year, the women of | the Broadway Methodist church will | | sponsor a series of three book re- { views by Mrs. Russell J. Sanders in Ayres’ auditorium. At 1:30 p. m:
By The little romance of the two Sanders will review “From the Top amusing kitchens embroidered on a|of the Stairs,” by Gretchen Dam- |
MRS. ANNE CABOT Wednesday Mrs
set of tea towels will provide much |TO8¢h Finleiter. Preceding the re-
| view, Miss Frieda Klink, a friend of gay laughter at a kitchen shower. |
{the Damrosch family, will tell The six-inch kittens are ‘embroid- ner visits in their home. The other ered in gay colors in outline and two reviews will be on Nov. 6 and
darning stitch. Designs are equally attractive when embroidered on a|general chairman for the reviews. kitchen breakfast cloth. You might | > 2 nu also use them on the squares of a| . Dr. Charles F. Gillespie has been gay little crib quilt. |appointed new chief of staff in obTo obtain six transfer patterns, ioi.ics at the Suemma Coleman | color chart for embroidering the home, succeeding Dr, Jane Ketcham.
kitten romance towels (pattern . ‘ : : r. Gilles was gr 1 5095) send 16 cents in coins, your D G1 espig vas graduated fron Indiana university school of medi-
name, address and the pattern number to Anne - Cabot, The .In-| aianapolis Times, 530 S. Wells st., 1 1Chicago 1.
Parliamentary Club
Jan, 22. Mrs. Charles H. Over is
at the City hospital. | the army two years. The first regular theeting of the board of directors of the Suemma | Coleman home will be held at 1 [P- m. Friday in the home. Mrs.
Meets Tomorrow | Frederick Appel, president. will pre-
The Parliamentary Practice club side. will meet at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow | # 2 9 in ‘the 38th st. branch, Merchants] The Governor Oliver Perry MorNational bank. Mrs. Guy O: Byrd ton .chapter. Daughters of the
: Union, will h ) ge and Mrs. T. H. Caldwell will be qo Will honor Mrs. George E
Tor the Teoh Tintleon Dunn, i at a‘ luncheon at ostesses 00! + 112:30 m onday in the Lincolr Officers of the club are Mrs. Jo- D “ )
room of the Hotel Lincoln. Dr. M. seph E. Byram, president: Mrs. | 5 Ross, Butler university president, Frank E. Weimer and Mrs. William | will discuss “Some Post-War EcoS. Hall, first and second vice pres- nomic Trends.” Mrs. Hershea Deming and| music will be provided by MesMrs, H. F. Rubin, recording and|dames Louis E. Schultz. H. H. Pea- | corresponding secretaries; Mrs.
0 body and O. T. Arbauch, Special | Harold Hayes, treasurer; Mrs. W. H.| guests will include Mrs. E. C. Rump-
He served in
Vinzant, director and parliamen- jer, national president general; Mrs. ! tarian; Mrs. Fred Duckwall, His-|
Walter N. Winkler, honorary past | national president general; Mrs. Ida | Shannon of Terre Haute, state regent, and Mrs. Ross. 2 Mrs, Walter Baxter chairman,
torian, and Mrs, J. W. Ricketts, | auditor,
Milk and Soap To keep white paint glossy, wash | it with milk and very little soap. |
is general
7-8 » ' New officers of the International
at a noon luncheon Saturday in the Coliimbia club ballroom. Members of the 65 chapters will attend The speaker will be Al Wynkoop of Lebanon. A former newspaper
man, he will talk on “Hoosier Romany.” Sharon Brady, recently | elected president of the Junior
Matinee Musicale, will play several | piano sélos. New officers of the club are Mrs. | Donald Stroud, president: -Mrs.| Frank G. Sink and Mrs. Emil C.| Iverson, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Denzil Washmuth and | Mrs. H. L. Collins, recording and | corresponding secretaries: Mrs. Virgil E. Marshall, treasuger, and Mrs W. T. Daily, auditor”
Shower Will Honor Rosé Mary Schantz
“ Miss Rose Mary Schantz will be honored with a miscellaneous shower at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Miss! Mary Alice Peak will give the shower in her home at 4553 Guil- | ford ave. | Miss Schantz will be married | Oct. 12 to James F. Allman in| Our Lady of Lourdes” Catholic church. Patents of the couple are Mr Mrs. 'W, G. Schantz Jr, 10th st, and Mrs. of Chicago.
and 5445 E Maude ‘Allman
Schantz, mother of the bride-to=be: Mesdames L. B. Shane Sr. L. B Shane Jr., Warren Meisen and C. R Peak, Misses Lillian Christian, Virginia Keller, Barbara Greig, Gloria Templeton and Mary Ann, Murray.
Gr ray Is Favor od For Fall Dresses
Gray will be an outstanding color for the fashionable wash dress so important this fall. You will see solid gray, -gray in conversation! prints, in multi-stripes, and as. a background for combination with brown or yellow. Mexican, geometric, and floral patterns on rayon and rayon coms binations will . forni some of the
attractive fall wash dresses.
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Travel-Study club will be honored!
T=CrIests at "tHe shower will be Mrs.
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| writers | tickets downtown although the
A feature this year will be a pub- advertisements had refrained from |
lic art exhibit of professional work | mentioning that. at the Lyman galleries in- May, A] ¥i8 8
special project of the branch is al MAYBE it's smart for the circus
prize award of $50 to Butler uni-|{to make tickets hard to get, but I! versity and Indiana Central college | doubt it People won't stand for | jon specified original writing. | that sort of thing forever, and it
will be a grand day when they] rise up to demand some privileges Anti- Grease Tr ick for the customer, There's a reason why adding al It is unbelievable that such a few drops of ammonia to the wa-| vast business concern would wish to ter when washing greasy djshes and build bad will against a time when roasting pans will help them to|it, too, may have to angle for an come clean quicker, The ammonia! audience. increases the alkalinity of the wa-| Parents who went through this ter, and that aids in cutting the year's ordeal getting into the circus grease, "won't hurry back next year.
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Ruth Price = Br ide Of Harold J. Decker
The Laurel Street Tabernacle Assemblies of God church was the |are, sitting pretty.
scene Monday of the wedding of| HOw .do you Hold your hands {when chey're not in use? Junior and Harold J.|
(Miss Ruth Price mY hostesses have learned to rest theirs Decker. The Rev. T. L. Zimmer- lon their laps with palms up and man, Springfield, Mo.,. brother-in- lone hand lying serenely over the
law of the bride, read the vows, {other
Parents of the couple are the | ‘These girls are also briefed in the Rev. and. Mrs. Jobn'L. P ice. "2002 {kind of poise that keeps hands from Nev. and Mrs. John au br “ jiggling with jewelry, patting hair, Prospect st, and Mr,
and. Mrs. C.J. | rearranging .clothes or pawing the Decker, st.
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