Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1946 — Page 15
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8s Read cial y Oct. owl | r became the ert Fulton at he High Street here, Dr. A. ed.
ouple are Mr, Conner of this Mrs. Robert N, nnsylvania st.,
gown of bridal with rouching oke, Her twol was caught $s and she care bouquet of gare orchid. ndants nner was her lor and wore a : silk faille with ents of fluting, | Miss Susanne wore gowns of le, with bateaw id sleeves. eremony there . the home of and the couple p Smoky moun at home after d st., Indianap«
3egin Lm Beta Sigma Phi its rushing proe party tomorrow of Mrs. James m is in charge Rankin, assisted gman and Miss
ude Mrs. Paul rie Pace, Evelyn ommons, Helen asienkro, Louise Stoltz.
Day
h marked presiessért luncheon 1e home of Mrs.. /ashington blvd. installed. They lion, president; vice president; 5. C. H. Becker, stant, and Mrs. rer.
med rs at the recent Fall Creek Gar1 Mrs. Goethe | Conway, marid Mrs. Fred Gif« ms; Mrs, C. KE, lants; Mrs, Wil age plants and bolt, beside table . Oscar Helmer, ngements; Mrs, icheon arrange ry Morton, fruit angements, and ouguets.
$ children,
daughters were welcomed into homes where a college romance once might opened. This. circle of tin laid over
‘nothing sweeter than young love, OG - and given the right set of circum-
Young Couples Need Help, Co-operation
By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer
THE WAR brought a decrease in|dessert made of simple, everyday opposition to college Wetldings. Be- |T8Tedients. The heavy, firm, tart cause of the emergency, parents relinquished their old opinions on the
question and co-operated with their cooled to prevent the bread from Often new sons and|02king. The best available mold is
have been opposed.
Now there are many married|Prowning it to the same color as
Sometimes both hushand and wife are going to
couples on the campus.
school. Baby' buggies are a common sight around university corridors. All of which proves that good may come of a change in ideas. Many such romances are turning out well. Everything of course, depends upon the, character qualities of the persons involved. But giving young people a lift when they need it most always has seemed to me the first duty of a good parent. Maybe those who are helping married children through school make the best contribution to their welfare,
w » » IT 18 EASY to understand former opposition to teen-age marriages. So many fail. Yet some failures are not the fault of the youngsters. If we had a truly geod society our economic system would be arranged so that people could marry at the romantic age when nature intended them to. There is
stances young love could create good marriages. However, our children are not taught to accept responsibility these days. And the chances for a young husband to earn a good living are bad. Long periods of training are necegsary fdr most trades or professions, Also our social customs discourage sobriety, industry, thrift and stability. But I still believe that two young people with steadfast hearts can overcome all obstacles. Those who have generous parents to help them through the hard early years are fortunate and
APPLE CHARLOTTE is a classic
apples now on market are just the ones to use.
The apples are precooked and
the No. 2% tin can with the circle of tin removed when the can is
the top “circle of bread assists in
the bottom and sides. “ » ~
APPLE CHARLOTTE (For ‘Baturday dinner)
1% 1b. cooking apples (about 3 ¢.) 1 tbsp. water 14 c. sugar % tsp. cinnamon 14 c. raisins 6 to 8 slices day-old bread % c. melter butter or margarine
Peel, core and slice apples into a| two-quart saucepan. Add water, and sugar and stir. Heat to boiling and cook slowly, covered, four to six minutes or until apple slices are transparent at the edges, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Add one tablespoon of the hot apple liquid to cinnamon to make a paste. Add raisins and cinnamon paste to apples, then cool. " Trim crusts from bread slices an fit pieces tightly into bottom, sides and top of a No. 2% tin can; remove pieces and dip in butter or margarine until coated thoroughly. Pit pack into can and turn in apple mixture, packing securely and fill-] ing to the top. Cover with top bread slice, then can lid. Place can in a shallow pan in center of rack of oven and bake in a moderate oven (375 ‘degrees F.) about 40 minutes. Remove from oven, invert and turn out onto serving plate. If bread slices on sides do not hold together, tie ribbon around the center. While hot, glaze with any desired fruit glaze or serve with cream. Serve while warm. Serves four. . » » .
SPICED POTATOES (For Sunday dinner) Cook one poufid peeled sweet potatoes and one pound of white potatoes together until done, about 20
should appreciate their luck.
to 40 minutes. Mash’ with 4 cup milk, 1 egg, slightly beaten, 1 tea-
spoon salt and % teaspoon pepper,
% teaspoon nutmeg, 4 teaspoon cinnamon. : Shape into four mounds (a
custard cup may be used for mold) and place on a greased pan. Top each with !¢ teaspoon butter and bake at 350 degrees F. until thoroughly hot and slightly brown, 15 minutes. This recipe may be prepared ahead of time and baked just before being served. Serves four.
Quick Facial
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Miss Reid: Radiant.
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer IN EVERY woman's cosmetic cabinet there should be a jar of mask cream which she can use for a quick facial when the need arises, \ When you're tired and must keep going—with a fresher face— there's need for it. When you want to change from a working
day. to a festive mood, use it. Smooth it on when you merely want to take a lease on 20 minutes of oblivion, buried under a luxurious mask, » n »
THAT'S MANY a glamour girl's secret of never being seen looking
Handpainted Blouses Portray Scenes Highlighted With NEW YORK, Sept. 27 (U. P.).— the most beautiful blouses being Radio City Music Hall, peanut and Paintings — some of which would | made today.
look .good in art museums—are being’ worn. this season. They are painted on fine white|“New York,” in honor of her new | front in many, colors, highlighted [the favorite American indoor sport |fOr & Sargeant portrait. rayon or pure silk, which provitie| home town." On the front of a fine | with matching sequins. This con-|—playing cards. Perfect bridge and 5 some of the most novel blouses seen | white rayon crepe blouse with long | versation blouse, which retails for poker hands, with - single heéarts,|sleeves and softly in years. ‘One of the most talented desigh- | paints a glittering street scene of |evening skirts or hostess pajamas, |tered in between, decorate the front|with gold sequins. ers is .Dorine Viennese. In this. country only four years, she's become an American |of Broadway, with sparkling multi- | has“designéd a similar blouse show- | hand-painted series, it too is brightcitizen and is painting American | colored sequins.
scenes and customs on some of | theater with its blazing marquee, town of San Francisco. It, too, For evening or cocktail wear the sequins,
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less than radiant, Conovet model Natalie Reid, for one, claims that the use of a mask is her prelude to every big evening. To get the greatest benefits from one, she takes time out to relax completely for 20 minutes while the mask dries. If, like {| Natalia, you'll lie down in a re- | verse position—heels and hips elevated higher than your head— you'll come up with a more glowing face, when the mask is washed off.
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‘Beauties’ Hints—
Dark Shades Are Best
WITH THE return of riotous colors in shoes, maybe the old rule tat governs artistic principles in {dress should be dusted off and re-
‘read. | It says—in case you have forgotten—that shoes should be as dark or darker than the rest of the costume. That's because feet are the body base, which should not be lighter than the object it supports. New high-style combinations which veto this are fine for the girl with high-style distinctions and exquisite pins. » o » BUT FOR the less-pretty legs and for the girl with less-extreme pre- | tensions to style, the dark shoe is
More colors in shoes, however, allow for more one-color effects from top to toe, which are flattering and make snappy-looking “singletons.” Provided legs are o. k., gay con|trasts are made possible also—olive | green shoes worn with beige or gray, {or gunmetal shoes worn with char-
|treuse or yellow—by the return of {colored footwear.
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Clothes aren’t clean unless thoroughly rinsed, for the soapy water has penetrated deep into the fibers of the material and must be flushed out. To do this successfully, three rinses are recommended. The first should be at the same temperature as the wash water, and the second and third slightly cooler. The rinse water should be changed as soon as the water begins to get dirty or covered with soap scum.
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Best Bet in Coats
The fitted and furless coat is still the business girls’ best bet, says a recent issue of Charm magazine. But the newest winter version adds feminine touches to distinguish it from last year's basic silhouette. Hip gathers for skirt fullness, dashing black braid trim, capelet collars edged in jet—sure to please boss and best beau.
Regular Cleaning
Your draperies, curtains, sofas {and upholstered chairs will - last {longer and keep their good appearance longer if you vacuum clean them regularly. Use the special equipment provided for the purpose with your vacuum cleaner.
Save the Vitamins
Tender, young carrots are scrubbed clean with a stiff brush— and not peeled—at the Westinghouse Home Economics institute.
Not only is this easier than scraping or paring them, but it also saves | vitamins and. minerals.
aN equ has long sleeves dnd a round neck designer offers other im news stands, neon signs and the| tied in front with sequin tassels. |made blouses that Her most striking blouse for the surging crowds of the theater dis-| A less ' sectional hand-painted painted but ae 10% ERD fall and winter season is called trict are painted on the blouse blouse, priced at about $40, depicts are Tomantic” eiough
A white silk blouse with j front has full sleeves and stud link cuffs she around $45, can be worn with suits, diamonds, clubs and spades scat-|8 square yoke encrusted heavily Liebert, a former |the “great white way." For customers on the other side/of a high-necked finely tailored! Even more formal Is model of And glitter it does, like the lights of her new country Miss Liebert white blouse. Like the others of this|white silk satin with ed bodice,
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