Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1946 — Page 14
States His Belief Against Equality ‘By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK. Dec. 301 read In the newspapers recently that the three = Democratic members of the senate campaign
vestigating committee are said to be endeavoring to clear Senator
cused of wrongdoing in which they
Therefore, in weighing Senator Bilbo as a public servant (and I am totally uninterested in him as a
P. H. Ho photo. ENGAGED—Miss Patricia Goode's engagement to Donald Sharp is announced by her mother, Mrs. Lucia Dean, 3760 N, Pennsylvania st. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Walter P. Sharp, Richmond. The wedding date is not set.
Schiff phote. BETROTHED—Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bridgman, 6206 N. Pennsylvania st., announce the enagement of their daughter, Maxine Irene, to E. hatfield Blakeman, son of Dr. Earle C. Blakeman, Pelham Manor, N. Y. No date has been set for the wedding.
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private citizen), I think one must take into account only what he himself has said.
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‘Soon there's a water-resistant ‘Mrs. America’
matches are guaranteed to haired beauty of Anderson, 8. C, after four hours submersion |Who placed second in the contest, water.
Try Cream Soups
If Junior turns up his nose at tempt him with creamed |Mrs. Eliza Garroway of Bath, Eng- x» It's a good way to get more land, had her photograph taken for| POTATOES IN CARAWAY SAUCE
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Home Frock Society a Committee Members Are Named For Junior Assembly Dance Jan. 10
oo! ce lytate MRS. WILLIAM BYRAM GATES, sponsor of the ” . + = | Junior Assembly, has named the committee for the organization’s Jan. 10 dance. It will be held in the Woman's Department club. Members are Ed Hauser, Tom Haynes, Gilbert Inman, Dan Nyhart, Jillson Simmons, Dick Smith, Sally Gurley, Joyce Hollowell, Patty Joy, Margot Mann, Alyce May and Alison Mead.
received one of the five Edward Bennett Rosa worthy student awards presented at Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn.
Joseph A. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Miller, has.
Isabel E. Remy | Is Bride of W. A. Norton
Couple Leaves On Wedding Trip
Miss Isabel Ellen Remy became the bride of Arthur Norton at 3:30 o'clock Sat y afternoon In the Central Avenue Methodist church. The bride's grandfather, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Washington, read the vows, assisted by Dr. F. Marion Smith. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson Remy, 44 BE. 54th st. The bridegroom's parents are Mrs, Caroline B. Norton, 3760 Broadway, and Raymond C. Norton. The double-ring ceremony was read before a background of green and white Christmas trees and candelabra. Tall candles and greenery marked the center aisle of the church. Bride Wears Velvet The bride's gown of white velvet was fashioned with a high V neckline, leg-o'-mutton sleeves, full skirt and long train. Heirloom princess lace formed a bolero and extended in a panel to the edge of the train. She wore her mother’s illusion cap, accented with orange blossoms, and lace veil. The bride carried a cluster of white poinsettias surrounding an orchid. Miss Jean Swaim, maid of honor, wore a high-necked dress of burgundy velvet fashioned with a shirred bodice and full skirt. A similar dress of jade green velvet
Bill Ehrich photo. BRIDE IN CHURCH RITE—Before her marriage at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in the Central Avenue Methodist church, Mrs, William Arthur Norton was Miss Isabel Ellen Remy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Remy, 44 E. 54th st., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Caroline B. Norton, 3760 Broadway, and Raymond C. Norton.
was worn by the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. William C. Bayles, who was
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like the others in forest green velvet. They were Mrs. Donald Purviance Jr. of Huntington, Mrs. John David Welch and Miss Marjery Hall of Wilmette, Ill. All the attendants wore hats of velvet leaves To edged with gold matching their
Store Some of Child's New Toys Give Surprises During Year
dresses. Couple on Trip Jenny Brown of Marion, a cousin of the bridegroom, was the flower girl and wore a long dress of white velvet and carried a basket of flower
New York educators, says:
STORE SOME OF THE TOYS that Santa showered on the children and you can stretch the feast of gifts over the lean months ahead. Dr.
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New Gadgets Headed for The Kitchen
The List Includes Lots of Coffee Pots
By NEA Service NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—~The pere fect coffee brew vies with perpetual motion as a post-war challenge to inventive minds, judging from the number of bright-idea appliances which are headed for the American kitchen to improve the flavor of the cup that cheers, The latest coffee pot marvel is spoutless—a towering pair of alumi num tubes, one of which is corke collared for handling, and the other, designed to do the inside job, is perforated for releasing the brew. Three-Minute Brew To the skeptical coffee maker, this newcomer may look more like a Chinese box of surprises than a pot, but inventor-claims made for it are six cups of top quality coffee brewed in three minutes. » Operation? The coffee-filled ine ner tube sinks slowly under its own weight into the hot-water-filled outer tube. Water flows over the grounds through the perforated inner tube. After the coffee is twice stirred vigorously, the inner tube is raised and rested on the removable alumie num collar of the outer container to allow the fragrant beverage to. drain. Release into the second tube consumes less time than ft takes to put the cups on the table, Robot Coffee-Maker Add to the list a new vacuume type electric coffee-maker which sleepyheads can plug in and forget until the morning's eye-opener is ready to swig. Thermostatic cons trols do the pot-watching for them, When the water has bubbled up from the lower bowl into the coffee filled upper bowl, the robot switches off the high heat but keepsthe brew piping hot over a low heat. For unswerving devotees of the
Grace Langdon, consulting child psychologist to toy manufacturers, and
“Children, already excited by the Christmas holiday, are surfeited by
cousin of the bride, was the ring
petals. David Beach Hughes, a the deluge of new toys.
once, some are shoved aside and| »
A member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, Mr. Miller is a senior at the university and is a premedical student. . ” » Réservations for the third symphony supper club of the season, at 6 p. m. Friday in the Athenaeum, must be received at the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra's Murat theater offices before- 8 p. m. Thursday, according to Mrs, Garland P. Retherford, general chairman in charge of the event. Miss Alma Patton will give an
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disregarded. It's better to put the . . ( Bee Dorrell Jr. was the best Surplus away and dole it out gradu. | Thiamine in Tyf key Meat man, and ushers were Leroy Compton of Acton, Mr. Bayles, George | tired of his other toys.” Browne and Robert Marschke. Gamma sorority’ house at Butler Christmas bonanza? Here are Dr. | university followed the ceremony, |Langdon’s tips: . | and the couple left on a wedding| 1. Encourage children to approve portion just und
trip. They will be at home with the your storage campaign by having |richer in this ..iin than the por-
bride’s parents while they continue |them select which toys to hold out. tigps =Xl.nding to the bone. their studies at Butler, The bride is|Let them help you rewrap ard Jie a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority|away the others. member, and the bridegroom is a - :
How wo are joys to give (eS portant vitamin—thiamine or vitaA reception at the Kappa Kappa |year - ‘round pleasure Irom tae... py mests at the Kentucky
| experiment station show that the He HE ibmuding the new electric grinders.
drip method there is a new, mushs room-shaped aluminum water kettle |which offers a broad heating sure {face to the flame to boil water in
Since they can’t enjoy all the playthings at three minutes. s »
The non-heating wooden grip set at an exclamation point angle in the center of the kettle makes it
ally when the child is sick, bored or| TURKEY MEAT offers not only safe for handling without a pot= |protein and fat but also an im- holder glove.
Boon for Hostess Connoisseurs of the cup who sa= {vor the aroma of freshly ground offee beans find reason for ape
Made of white enamel with a supply-revealing glass window, these
During roasting the dark meat igrinders hold a pound of coffes loses slightly more than half its beans, can be set for three differ thiamine and the white meat more ent grinds and come with glasses
marked to show the amount pef
. fl Fon 8 member © i Delta - “Theta : than a third. fraternity, %* Ph : 2 Rewrap the Gifts Because this first cooking causes cup to pulverize. tas 2. DON'T DISCARD Christmas|, considerable loss of the vitamin,
Boon for the hostess is a buffet
explanatory talk on the program to be conducted Friday and Saturday evenings by Fabien Sevitgkv and The orchestra. She will speak at 5 p. m. in the Athenaeum.
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‘By SUE BURNETT | Gree your family in the morning |i this simple side buttoned house dress. Tv win xeep you looking neat as a pin while you tackle your chbres. Jumbo ric rac trims the square neck, closing and huge poc-' ket. | Pattern 8068 comes in sizes 34,
Beauties’ Hints— Softer Styles Are Best for Mother-to-Be
By ALICIA HART
ping and unwrapping a favored is roasted, cooled and then reheated |low heat burner. object. i before serving. 3. Store together surplus toys that | resemble each other in design Or | commonly is heated again for serv-{cans ‘t - 0 hang on the wall. purpese pussies pounding boards, | ing in various ways. The Kentucky {automatically measure pu ys, etc).
“Rainy Day” box, where they'll be |yniversa] practice of reheating tur- |pot.
wrappings. Rewrap the gifts as sug- | hytrition-conscious cooks have won- !set with a glass vacuum type coffee= gested and tuck extra sheets INO gereq whether much more loss of maker, extra serving decanter and boxes of toys for the two-and three- | (ha vitamin occurs when roasted |a tiny, streamlined electric stove year-olds whose tiny fingers Will tyriey is reheated for serving. In|which makes coffee on the high find hours-long occupation Wrap | hotels and restaurants turkey pften heat burner, keeps it hot over the
To end hit-or-miss measuring of In homes, leftover roast turkey |coffee there are dispenser storage These
a table. Put these Into a geientists report that “the almost|spoon at a time directly into the
Also new is a flexible snap-on lid
Just at present, however, our time |36 requires 3% yards of 35 or 39-
g greatest opportunity to be Sue fear and want and to Times Pattern service, 214 W. Maryin the world, must try|land st, Indianapolis 9. that those who represent state, as they may think, |Fashion is brim full of smart ideas, 4 nothing by the time the potatoes nation as a whole, truly|for every woman who plies a nee- are done, they even taste delicious
represent what we think is essen-|dle. to future peace and world | cial designs by America's top flight
36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size
Meta Given
i For this pattern, send 25 cents, In| THE MORE simply one prepares
and the way of life that will coins, your name, address, size de- , \ the pore delicious and at-
sired, and the pattern number to Indianapolis | tractive it is. This certainly is true
with potatoes. When potatoes have
been boiled in salted water and that water is just evaporated down
Burnett, The
The fall and winter issue of
Easy-to-make styles . . . spe- with nothing more added.
Of course, if there is butter, designers , . , lots of ideas with ac- margarine or a little sour or sweet |cessories , . . free printed patiern cream available, and it is added in book. Price 25 cents. and heated right in with the potaAE SAE toes, and a little shaking is done during the heating, the potatoes emerge with a tantalizing mealy coat and a delicate fragrance that make them one of the most tempting of vegetables. A light shower of finely cut par- . < sley or paprika adds still more eleFirst Photo at 100 gance, Here is a superior way to
On her 100th birthday recently, serve potatoes.
Mrs. Predda Acker, an auburn-
is now Mrs. America, 1046.
(For Tuesday dinner) 6 small potatoes (1% lbs.)
the first time in her life.
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1 c. sour cream 1% tsps. salt 14 tsp. caraway seeds 2 thsps. chopped parsley Wash and peel potatoes. Turn into a saucepan; add water and % teaspoon salt; cover and boll gently for 20 to 25 minutes, or until done. No water should remain on the potatoes at the end of the cooking. Combine sour cream, remaining salt and caraway seeds. Pour the
SHIPMENT
5743 TR a | By MRS. ANNE CABOT
ready to brighten a glum day. Into key does not result in any marked THE HALO WORN by the eX-|that will seem new when they're . lack of lipstick, a carefully tended ‘Convalescent Box' X i ' 0 : (privately Mrs. Martin Gabel), wh valescent Box.” When a child is Times Special |female detective of “The Affairs level, says Dr. Langdon.
this box, too, might go old toys |joss of thiamine.” pectant mother, much as it glorifies qug out again. { ; { . | Vows Unite f . hairdo or a flattering style of dress 4s. TUCK TOYS that seem too adds her name to the list of ladies overtired or sick abed he enjoys the of Ann Scotland,” continues to
NEA Staff Writer | her face, won't make up for the BR .% » Who's talking? Arlene Franeis young for your child into a PA Couple {it waiting. ‘This actress, who, 8 the simpler toys from a younger age, charm radio audiences, has changed
for coffee jars which, makers claim, will keep coffee fresher longer. Now used by many manufacturers, the lid pries up with a spoon, pushes down with the hand for an airtight ire-seal.
Birth of Etiquet
| The modern custom of seating
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 30.—MIiss | men and women alternately at 8
LaVon Smith of Indianapolis and table goes back to the Middle Ages 5. Toys that seem too old for Clarence Elliott of Loogootee were|when ® man and wife ts eX
Trim, tailored, warm and smart-|y.. stule of dress from the crisply the child may be stored in the united in marriage at 9 a. m. today pected to eat their food from the
looking, the sweater in upper illus-
tration slips on over the head and |are longer and more flowing. Colors
buttons under the left arm. Requires 6 l-ounce skeins of either bright or dark-colored wool. The handsome sports sweater with V-neck and deep armholes is a natu! when it comes to easy knitting! Try it in vivid colors, white, navy, camel's hair tan! Sizes 13, 14, 16 and 18 are all included in instructions for the tailored sweater (pattern 5315) and the V-necked
in coin, for each pattern ordered, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 630 S. Wells st, Chicago T.
Big Washtub
| The ocean is used as a washtub by native women of Curacao, off the Venezuelan coast, Cactus plants and reef prongs serve as natural clothes lines on the shore.
sweater (pattern 5743). Send 16 cents a woman's morale doesn’t need the
chic to the gently charming. Skirts grows up to them.
Playthings selected for immediate | vows.
rn use should have a home of their |
ARLENE’'S NEW hairdo is simpler and softer, but it gets more Langdon suggests an easily accessi-
care. As bad as belabored effects ble open shelf such as a special |gootee are parents of the couple. at this time, she claims, is the look niche in‘the family bookcase. This of careless grooming, Unobtrusive makeup hds replaced the . franker artifices which this
are softer.
books.
attic and forgotten until the child {in St. Ann’s Catholic church here. same wooden platter. |The Rev. Fr. James Hickey read the |
{of orange blossoms. She carried 8
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith, 641 bouquet of Talisman ‘roses. own. For current favorites, i Oxford st., Indianapolis, and Mr.| Miss Rose Lonberger and Mrs. Clarence Elliott of Loo- |
was the {bride's only attendant and wore 8 dress of rose taffeta. James Gates
A sheer silk net gown, accented [of Montgomery was the best man, strategy keeps young fingers pluck- |with satin braid, was worn by the|A wedding breakfast at the Hotel ing out toys instead of valuable bride and her two-tiered fingertip |Demming here followed the ceree illusion veil cascaded from a tiara mony.
sparkling brunet normally uses. But her lipstick plays its usual role, she says. In explaining why, Arlene says there's no time when
boost which a lipstick gives,
Women Chemists Women chemists, after proving their worth'in wartime, now hold down many key positions in Chicago industry. A survey conducted by the Chicago section of the American Chemical society discloses that women have research jobs in chemical industries from petroleum to cosmetics.
hid
sour cream mixture over potatoes and heat for two minutes, turning! the potatoes in the sauce as it heats. Transfer to a hot serving dish and garnish with the parsley. | Four servings.
os » » | CAULIFLOWER WITH PIMIENTO CHEESE SAUCE | (For Wednesday dinner) 2 thsps. butter 2 thsps. flour 1 ¢. milk % tsp. salt dash pepper 3 tbsps. pimiento cream cheese 1 cauliflower ! T H FE Melt butter in a saucepan. Re= move from fire and blend in flour. | B A R F L F Add milk gradually and cook, stir- | ring constantly, until mixture | thickens. Season with salt and add Bar tender cheese. Place over hot water until caulifiower is cooked. Wash the cauliflower head and trim by cutting off base of stalk | and discarding all woody sections | and large leaves. Separate Into flowerets. Drop into boiling, salted | water (2 cups water, 1 teaspoon | salt) and cook in uncovered pan until tender (six or eight minutes). Drain. Pour the hot cheese sauce; over the cauliflower, | Fout servings.
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