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95th Anniversary to Be Observed By Phi Mu Alumnae Association

THREE SORORITIES AND A CLUB are planning

parties this week.

The Phi Mu Alumnae association will celebrate its 95th anniversary at a founders day meeting tonight in the home of Mrs. Herman Roesch. Following the traditional candle-lighting ceremony in memory of its founding, the group will hear a piano concert by Morey Doyle.

Hostesses for the meeting will

Glichrist, William Wiios and Miss Wilhelmina Shirtz.

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0. S. U. Club

To Give

‘Ides’ Dance

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gilehrist are general chairmen for the “Ides of March” dance to be given by the

Alumni and Alumnae clubs of the

Indiatapoliy' Ohio Ste: tiyalty

Oo dant will be Saturday af the

Members of the committee absisting with the arrangements are Messrs. and Mesdames Herschel Goodman, Hugh J. Baker, Elmer R. Beeler, Scott ©. Legge, Carl E. Bruce, B.A. Grimmer and O. H.

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BE is the first in a series of parties and meetings the clubs

are sponsoring to celebrate the 35th |

anniversary of the founding of the Ohio State Alumni Club, of Indiana.

Auxiliary Activities Are Announced

The Hayward-Barcus auxiliary to the American Legion will sponsor

"a talk on “Our Responsibility as

Adults and Parents” Wednesday night in the west room of the War Memorial. The will be John C. Mueller, acting chief probation officer of the juvenile court. Members of the post will join the auxiliary for the program. »” » »

The Robison-Ragsdale and Speed-

way auxiliaries will sponsor a card |

party for the patients at the Veterans hospital at 7 p. m. tomorrow. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Don H.

Smith of the Robison-Ragsdale

unit and Mrs. Edgar Davidson of the Speedway group.

Miss. Christoph Is Married

The marriage of Miss Marguerite Christoph to Charles A. Fitzgerald on Jan, 11 is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Christoph, 136 E. Troy ave. Mr. Fitzgerald is the son of Mrs. Esther Fitzgerald, 1145 Church st. The wedding was in St. George's Episcopal church. Attendants were

"Mrs. John W. Shelby, sister of the

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bride and matron of honor; Mrs. Robert E. ‘Keithley and Miss Anna Mudd, bridesmaids. The best man | was Charles Hebel of Cincinnati, and ushers were James, Robert and

Joseph Fitzgerald. The couple is Meridian room of the Colonial|at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in the west

at home at the Troy ave. address.’

Dn Fink will be hostess for the bridge party of Beta Beta, Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, in

be Mesdames Joel Weir, F. W,

her home tomorrow night, Mrs. Fink will be assisted by Mrs, Robert Johnson, chairman of the social committee; Mrs, . George W. Walker and Mrs. Edward Bartley, ~ » ” "§ The Kappa Alpha Theta chap~ ter house will be the setting Friday night for the covered dish supper of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter. Frank N. Wallace of the state department of conservation will speak on “Beauty Spots in Indiana.” Mrs. Blanton Coxen is chairman of the hostesses. She will

| winliam H. Faust Jr, John L. H. Fuller, Maxwell V. Bailey, Robert Collier Jr., Antrim 8. Catterton, John David Baker, Miss Dorothy Barrett and Miss Phoebe Yoe.

Dolphins Party THE INDIANAPOLIS Athletic club Dolphins will hold their St. Patrick's day party Wednesday morning at the club pool. There will be an exhibition of qualify ing stunts at 11:15 o'clock. Luncheon will be served immediately following the exhibition. Those in charge are Mesdames Bernadine McAree, William Elliott and Frank Gastineau. New members of the club are Mesdames Leo Shumaker, Luther Brooks and Leonard Swarta.

EVENTS

CLUBS Guardian’s Home Guild. 9:30 a. m. Tues. Home. Inter Alia. 12:30 p. m. Tues, Mrs. Frank B. Haney, 4100 E. Tist, hostess. Luncheon. Election of officers. Irvington Chautauqua. 1:30 p. m. © Tues. Mrs. Floyd Jeffries, 5466; Julian, hostess. Irvington Priendship Circle. 1 p. m., Tues. Mrs, Forrest E. Dukes, 37 8S. Bolton, hostess. Irvington Tuesday. 2 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Mark Reasoner, 920 Camp-| bell, hostess. Election of officers. “Slum Clearance,” Mrs. B. H | Moore. Meridian Heights Inter-Se. 2:15 p. m. Tues. Mrs. T. M. Riddick, 750 ‘Forest blvd. hostess. “What Can I Do to You, O House?” Miss Helen Ludwig. Procter. 2:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Wil-

hostess. “Young Bess” (Irwin),

Mrs. Carl Habich. SORORITIES

Chap. 8, P. E. O. 8 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Lawrence Davis, hostess. Election and installation of officers. Chap. U, P. E. O. 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs. D. L. Rasener, 5635 Lowell, hostess. Election and “installation ‘of officers. Chap. W, P. E. O. 2 p. m: Tues. Mrs. William F. Mitchell, 6285 Pennsylvania, hostess. Election and installation of officers.

‘Bonnie Vada the bride of

BRIDE—M iss Forney became Harold G. Hargis in a 6:30 p. m. ceremony Friday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Forney, 309 W. Mor-

ris st, and the bridegroom's parents:are Mr. and Mrs, W, C. Hargis, Ft. Worth, Tex,

RECENT BRIDE—Miss. Ruth Royer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Royer of Spencer, and Warren- Decatur of Cleveland were married Saturday at the Spencer Methodist - church. Dr. and Mrs. P. E. De-

.catur of Ashland, O., are the bridegroom's parents.

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EVERY NOW and then, it is wonderful to have on tap ideas for an easy, delicious dessert that is so simple that 10-year-old Sue can) do it. Usually such recipes are a bit expensive, but this feature is overruled now and then if the makings are at hand or can be obtained in a Jiffy. Here is such a dessert,

® w “ ! GRAHAM CRACKER DATE ROLL (For Tuesday dinner) 1% 1b. dates, cut fine 15 1b. graham crackers x is marshmallows (16) . chopped walnuts or pecans. xe 1 c, oceffee cream Whipping cream Cut dates and turn into mixing bowl. Roll crackers between two sheets of waxed paper to medium fine crumbs. Turn all but one-half cup crumbs into bowl. Add marshmallows and nuts and toss together to mix well Then add cream slowly, mixing to moisten. Add only enough to hold mixture together. Shape mixture into a roll about three inches in diameter. Turn over and over in crumbs on the waxed paper to coat evenly. Roll up in the

pan or a piece of cardboard to hold

serve with whipped cream. Serves five or six.

» » ” MOTHER'S OLD-TIME CREAMY RICE (For Wednesday dinner) 11% ec. rice 1; tsp. salt 2% c. water 4 tbsps. sugar 3 c. milk 4 tbsps. butter

type, rinse in cold water until water runs clear. Add the water, cover pan, heat to boiling, then reduce

9 | . liam L. O'Conner, i37- E. 4th, 0 "nq gmmer for 10 to 12

minutes. By this time, the rice has practically absorbed all the water. Now add milk and salt, again heat to boiling point, then reduce quickly to 8 simmer, cover and cook for about 15 minutes more, or until rice has absorbed most of the milk. Shake the pan gently from time to time to preveht rice from sticking.

- [Now add sugar and butter, stir very

gently to avoid breaking the rice kernels. Re-heat for two or three minutes. This is best served lukewarm. Serves four.

‘Meeting Set

The Indianapolis unit,’ National,

Association of Parliamentarians, will The

{meet at 10:30 a. m. Friday in the Furniture store.

Mothers Will Meet”

Marion . County chapter American War Mothers, will meet

room of the War Memorial.

If rice is the new process kind, do | not rinse. If it is the old process:

: Kindred photo. BRIDE — Miss Annabelle Stultz and Dewey Fussell Hoss were married Friday at the Mount Olive Methodist church. | She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Stultz of Plainfield, and he is the son of Mrs. Della F. Hoss, 6112 W. Washington st.

Frank Witteman, Lafayette.

of the university, will extend greet-! ings and Mrs. Royden*J. Keith of Chicago will speak. National finance chairman and member of the biennial convention committee, Mrs. Keith will speak on “Federation Policies,” Music “orgamizations of Purdue {miversity will provide =entertainment, under the direction of Alfred Stewart, national chairman of industrial and rural music. Mrs.. Frank W. Cregor, president of the Great Lakes district, will present the state winner of the Young Artists contest. Mrs. Caryl H. Cook is state chairman of the contests. Mrs. Harold Ogden of Greensburg, chairman of “Who's Who in CHurch Music,” will introduce individuals and music groups who have contributed to the service of music for a period of 50 years or more. These groups include the Musical Arts club, Attica; Music club, Crawfordsville; Lyric club, Marion; Ms‘inee Musicale, Muncie; ‘Cecilian club, Union City, and Indianapolis

music club in the United States. At 3:45 p. m. the Cnicago Symphony orchestra‘ will present a con-

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‘The Magic of Herb Herbs are the real magieians of kitchen!

illusive, this. By the judicious use of

unappetizing.

with a light hand ., .

only one to » menu. Soon, you

tastes of ‘your family. Here are a few simple rules to

fresh tablespiein fresh, is a good rule

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possible to judge the flavor of dried herbs by thelr taste. But, let a bit of warmth and moisture touch them and they beconie lords of the

Flavoring is an art, and should be subtle and The English and French understand

thelr skilled chefs can make delicious dishes-out of poor material; out of fish, meat or vegetables which, in other hahds, would be tasteless and

But, a word of warning. Herbs must be used . to heighten the individual flavor of the food; not to overpower it. If you are a beginner in herb cookery, experiment with caution, Start first with simple dishes, and

combinations of herbs are more pleasing to the

a culinary adventure with herbs.

Dried herbs should be tsed more sparingly than bs; one-half teaspoon dried,

pes which do not specifically call for

BL New Erland Eel Posry an Comes an Interesting Story of Herbs and Their iss

Cookery

flavor! It's im- taste whether

much.

night to bring want the herb the herbs in a

flavoring herbs, soups or stews,

cooking time. Remember, in

your own taste, Keep a record herbs, and the know just the will learn which perfect.

In a recipe calling for Fines Herbes, this means

start you off on that the finely

directly to the

to to follow .

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Bouquet Garni J+ In

combination of previously men

We vite you to visit our Food Pantry, where you'll find a complete egtion of Herbs, eluding Black Pepper, whole srached or ground, 40c.

CHARLES MAYER & LRA

29 WEST WASHINGTON FRET.

In experimenting begin by using just one of herbs in a recipe for four, then judge

Uncooked foods—salad dressings, juice cocktsils, etc, should have herbs steeped in them oyer-

lin. Remember, some of them turn bitter if cooked too long. In

tied in a small bag—only. for the last hour of

herbs and combinations to make. your recipe

scattered Ihroughout the finished dish.

ished dish. ‘Therefore, tie the herbs in a bag, as

pinch by the

you have used- too little or too

out the flavor. If you do \ specks to appear in the dish, le ” small bit of cheesecloth or m ‘herbs become very strong and z

put the herbs in—individually or

using herb recipes the specific 0 don’t hesitate to experiment. of the dishes in which you. use quantities used. Soon you will right amounts ‘of . the various

chopped herbs are to be added food in cooking, so they will be

means that. only the flavor of a herbs. should dppear in the fin-

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March 19. The National Federation of Music

Dr. Frederick L. Hovde, president

Matinee Musicale, the second oldest!

cert. , Reservations may be made, with Mrs, O. CO. Calhoun, West La-Mrs. Morris Carey, Americanism fayette, genera] chairman, by,

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ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs, Clyde H. Lively, 3345 Schofield ave., afnounce the engagement of their daughter, Roberta €lydine, and Everett Vernon Crittenden, son of Mrs. Bea Crittenden, 1134 N. King ave. The wedding will be April 5 in the bride's Aid

* Priten-Hale photo. MARRIED — Mrs. Samuel E. Hutmacher- was Miss Virginia L. Stamm before’ her marriage March 2 in the Central Avenue Methodist church. Parents of. the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark, 618 N. Riley ave., and Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Hutmacher of Sebring, O.

LF MC Annual Convention To Be at Purdue March 22

The 27th annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Music, clubs will be held March 22 at Purdue university. Registration will be] The Stansfield circle will sponsor waxed paper and place on a shallow at 9:30 a. m. in the ballroom of the Union building. a springtime Awards will be given winners of the state composers contests and |g at the el a club. the shape and place in refrigerator clubs will be rated, following a business meeting. to chill. Cut.in %-inch slices and buffet luncheon will be served. Reservations may be Wade with Mrs.

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Clubs will hold its golden anniversary convention April 20 to 27 in Detroit,

Council Plans Dance In Department Club

A semi-formal St. Patrick's day dance will be given by the student council of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music from 9 to 12 o'clock Friday night in the Woman’s Department club. Miss Elsie Ruth Young is in charge of tickets, and Miss June Barnes heads the refreshment committee. The chaperones will include Messrs. and Mesdames Tom Carnegie, Sam Scott and Philip Duey and Mr. Roger Cushman.

Legion Unit to Have

Dessert-Luncheon Mesdames C. J. Ancker, Frederick Warfel and Charles Warfel will be hostesses to the Osric Mills Watkins unit, American Legion auxiliary, at 1:16 p. m. Thursday. The unit will be entertained with a dessert luncheon in the 38th st. branch, Merchants National Bank.

chairman, will have charge of the which will include a Dr. 1. Q. contest.

By SUE BURNETT A charmingly simple frock you'll

Times Pattern Service

By MRS. ANNE CABOT A dressy- blouse which even the most inexperienced sewer can make in a couple’ of hours: can be ‘cut from just one yard of flowered rayon crepe, satin, pique, linen or

*|soft-wool jersey for a size 12.

‘Sizes 14 and 16 ‘require. another

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in thin cottons for.

BRIDE — Mrs, Miles Hobbs was Miss Lenora Satterfield before her. marriage Feb. 22 in North Vernon, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Mike Satterfield, 16 N. Addison st., and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hobbs, who are of 1609 Fletch er ave.

Photo Reflex photo. MARRIED — Mrs. Aubrey Smashey was Miss Shirley Jean Yates before

her marriage Feb. 27 at the Roosevelt Methodist church. Parents of

the couple. .are Mr. and Mrs. I cis A. Yates, 1863 Tallman ave. and Mr, and Mrs. Waldon R. Smashey of Lawrenceburg.

April 19 Set For Dance

April

work of sponsoring two Girl Scout | troops, woodworking and gym, 'classes and to supply playground oquipmenk for city schools. circle will have a luncheon

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bert M. Campbell, 4505 Park ave. Mrs. Charles Holbrook is chairman of the event. Mrs. Margaret Gerard, wardrobe planning consultant of Ayres’ fashion bureau, will speak.

Peckham to Speak To D. A. R. Chapter

Howard Peckam, secretary of the Indiana Historical society, will address .the Irvington chapter of the D. A. R. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles N, Smith, 715 N. Campbell ave, . | The hostess will" be assisted by Mrs. Albert Holman and Mrs. Asa N. Stevens. A dessert luncheon at 1 p. m. will precede the talk.

(will be Mrs, | Proceeds will be used in the circle’s|

WED—Miss Maryann. Ar, 1 3812 N. Pennsylvania st. and M. R. Gustin were married | March | in the North Methodist church, - Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Lafe L. Amy of Corydon, and Mr. and Mrs, HH. Gustin, 3161 Collage ave.

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Holland photo. BETROTHED — Miss . Judith Ann Read will be married to Bernard F. Hoff April 12 at St. John's Catholic church. Parents of the couple are Mr, and Mrs. L. P. Hogue, 1156 Lexington ave., and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hoff, 1845 W, Wilkins est.

Sorority to Fete Rush Guests

The rush guests of Omega chapter, Beta Bigma Phi sorority, will be entertained at a St. Patrick’s day party at 8 p. m. Thursday. Miss Marjorie Yaw of 721 E 14th st.

hostess. Guests of the chapter will be Mesdames Marvin J. Northcott, Robert Weatherhead, James E. dgers, Charles Van Ness, Robert Percifield and Misses Dorothy Wirey, LeLee Zimmerman, Dorothy Davis and Georgianna Holl.

H. A. York to Speak The Home Economics in Business ‘Women will. meet at 6:46 p. m. tomorrow in the Marott hotel. H. A. York assistant personnel manager of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., will speak on “Is That Job for Me?” College graduates in home economfcs may make reservations with

Dessert Luncheon The Jo-She-Ma Study club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ruschaupt, County Line rd., for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Russell Clunie will speak on “Indiana Homes,” and Mrs. J. W. Webb will speak on “Indiana Song

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