Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1947 — Page 22

ies essic Small Ceremony Is Read © In Sweeney Chapel

* sles. Dr. A. C. Brooks, pastor of the * Third Christian church, Tread the , vows in Sweeney chapel at Butler ¢ university. ©. Miss Elizabeth Jean Ott was maid ' of honor and wore a bouffant dvess | of yellow marquiset. Frocks of aqua ' marquiset were worn by the brides maids. They were Misses Martha © MeConnell, Helen Mae Michael and * Mary Jo Beazell. X Reception Follows The bride chose a gown of 4vory | white slipper satin, The gown was "fashioned with a sweetheart neckline accented with pearls. She wore "a fingertip veil of illusion and car‘ried a shower bouquet of stephanotis and ivy surrounding a white orchid,

Robert A. Blakeslee attended his . brother, and ushers were Carl - Spickelmier, Robert Starks and Frank Fisk. A reception at the * Marott hotel was to follow the ceremony. The couple will be at home ‘in Bloomington, where both are | attending Indians university: The ‘ pride is a member of Delta Delta + Delta sorority. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jan H. Small, §732 ‘ Broadway terrace, are the bride's - parents. The bridegroom is the son ‘of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee, 5758 Wildwood ave.

Pan-America. To Be Theme At Meeting

. A color and sound movie, “Wings “Over Latin America,” will be shown at the luncheon meeting of the + Altrusa club at 12:30 p. m. Satur“day at the Hotel Washington. A “Pan-American theme will be carried - put for the meeting. : : ‘Three Latin-American girls, Miss“es Matilda Chavez, Regina Alencas“tro and Alcione Dias, will be guests “at the luncheon. Now living in Indi:anapolis, they will tell of their exsperiences in this country. ; Mrs. Lillian Kreps, chairman of ithe international relations commit“tee, will be In charge of arrange~ments.

Chapter Meets _ Zeta chapter, Phi Theta Delta porority, met last night at the home 1208

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Joan F. Cole Is Wed

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Miss Sylvia Naumsek, Mr. Horst Engaged

Miss Joan Fern Cole became the bride of Ensign K. H. Geocaris, U. 8. N., in a ceremony March 23 in the Beverly Hills Episcopal church,

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BRIDE-TO-BE — ‘Miss Bette Jeanne Kimmell will be married to Charles E. Wentzel on June 21. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Kimmell, 433 N. Arsenal ave., and Mr. Wentzel's mother is Mrs. Mabel Claire Wentzel, § W.- Michigan st. 3 ° '

' Photo Reflex photo BRIDE—Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Aldridge, 419//; E. 22d st, announce that their daughter, Helen, was married Sunday to George C. Taylor. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Leslie G. Taylor, 1321 N, Parker ave. The wedding was in the Englewood

" Christian church.

Society—

| Sunnyside Guild Members Will Hear

Address by

Dr. Frank J. Jennings

A LUNCHEON WILL BE HELD by the Sunnyside guild in the green room of the Indianapolis Athletic club at 12:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt

will preside.

Dr. Frank J. Jennings, superintendent of Sunnyside sanatorium, will be a guest at the luncheon and will give

a resume of the year’s activities. Mrs. Donald Brodie is luncheon chairman. She will be assisted by Mesdames E. Park Akin, Myron J. Austin, Hanly R. Blackburn, are Mr. sid ‘Mrs. oi M. Hows

G. J. Bookwalter, Edward Boyer, N.

E. Boyer and Ethel Bromert.

Guild members will make final arrangements for the Derby dance they will sponsor May 3 at the I. A. C. Plans also will be made for

the Easter party the organization

is to give Wednesday night for

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Blanche Cole, 1939 Ruckle st, and Mrs. Georgie Geocaris of Chicago is ‘the bridegroom's mother. : Miss Nadine Gent and Dr. David Mumaw, both of Chicago, attended the couple. Ensign and Mrs. Geocaris will be at home after April 15 in Chicago upon their return from Montreal, Canada. » - » The engagement of Miss Sylvia F.

Naumsek and Gerald E, Horst 1s

announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Naumsek, 5760 N. Keystone ave. Mr. Horst is the son of Mrs. Mary Horst of Crown Point, The wedding will be at § a. m. Saturday, April 26, in Christ the King Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. Joseph V. Somes will officiate.

maid of honor, and bridemaids will be Miss Stella Krainz of Milwaukee and Miss Lottie Pierson. Madalyn Jo Hedden and Bonnie Jo Horst will be flower girls. Harold W. Horst will attend his brother, and ushers will be Anthony Horst and Harry Stonich! The bride-to-be attended Butler university. Mr. Horst was a student at St. Joseph college and John Carroll university, Cleveland. » " » Miss Billie Mae Howson will be married to William Allen Pfieffer Jr. on April 11 in the West Park Chris tian church. Parents of the couple

son, 325 N. Belle Vieu pl, and Mr. and Mrs. Pfieffer, 273 N. Belle Vieu

»Miss Phyllis Howson will attend

patients at Sunnyside. ‘Mrs. Rodney B Curry will be chairman for |p. sister, and bridesmaids will be the party, with Mrs. David Stone as co-chairman. ‘Mrs. John Thomp- |yfics Jean Ollman and Miss Louise son and Mrs. LeRoy Martin will assist. Entertainment for the party

will be provided by the Teen Canteen Teen-agers. They in-

by Maurer, Jenine Gilbert, Nancy Best and Bernadine Cook. Dick Sharkey will be master of ceremonies,

Installation Wednesday NEW OFFICERS will be installed at the Wednesday night meeting of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority alumnae in the home of Mrs. Frank S. Wood. Dr. KE B Padgett will speak on the Little

Red Door of the Marion County Cancer society. Mesdames Charles Steger, J. Lloyd Allen,

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Ray E. Harris and Virgil Manuel will assist the hostess. Mrs. Melvin Myers, president,

o ¥ ” The Little Red Door is the sororify’s philanthropic . project. Motor corps units to visit pa-+ tients have been organized, clerhelp is supplied the center groups make hospital

Cast Is Announced 8 For Lambs Frolic

Members of the cast for the|iS

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Ruckeishaus, Mr, and Mrs. Mattison and Dr. and rs. Ritter.

Luncheon Meeting To Be Monday

The Indianapolis associate chap-

Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Prank Harshman, R. O. Minnick, J. W. Walker and Earl Clauser. Miss Gwenyth Eads will sing. Skating Party Set The Parent- association of Washingtom high school will sponsor a skading party at River-

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Venetian dancing girls in the # cast will be Misses Mary Johnson, 3% {Evaline Hits, Heberton Weiss and

Scotton. Darrell Jennings will be best man, and ushers will be Ray Sommers and Herbert Pool. ,

Luncheon Tuesday

The Delta Gamma Mothers club will have a co-operative luncheon Tuesday noon at the chapter house. Active members will be guests. Hostesses will be Mesdames Roy Seward, Richard Pitzpatrick and J. L. Helmer. Miss Dorothy Helmer will speak on “Antiques as Decorative. Accessories in the Home.”

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4 _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Put Easter Bunny R

Miss Santa Provenzano will be the |

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_eomes in red, green brown

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By BARBARA BROEKING AT LEAST one part of the Easter Sunday menu

should be a holiday “party” . dish. For an ambitious housewife who wants to go-all lavish, here is » recipe for a delicious potato salad. The trick for the day is to shape it into a bunny, stand romaine leaves up for ears, use a eauliflower roset for the tail and .put a tiny carrot under the bunny's nose. : Ill make a wonderful centerpiece for the table and will bring an air of real festivity to the family meal. » 2 =» EASTER BUNNY SALAD 2 qts. cooked diced potatoes 14 c. raw caulifiowerets 1 e. sliced celery 14 ‘ce. chopped green pepper 14 ec. tiny parsley sprigs 2 tbsps. chopped pimiento 2 tbsps. minced onion 4 hard-cooked eggs 2 tsps. salt 1 pti-real mayonnaise 1 tiny carrot 1 cauliflower foset 2 small leaves romaine 4 carrot shreds 2 small stuffed olives Shredded greens Chill potatoes until firm. Toss lightly with caulifiowerets, celery, green pepper, parsley,’ pimiento, onion and hard-cooked eggs. Pack firmly into a twoquart bowl and round-bottomed

squeals of admiration from the on the Sunday table.

six-ounce cup, each rinsed with cold water, Turn bowl out onto platter. Press with wet hands to oval shape lengthwise and at one end of platter press in with fingers to form haunches, as illustrated. Make two small mounds of salad in front of body for the front paws. ” Unmold cup of salad for head and press against body. Press two

ight on the Sunday Table :

CHILDREN'S DELIGHT—An Easter bunny salad will bring

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younger set as a holiday offering

tiny stuffed olives in side of head for eyes. Press salad out a little for nose, use a bit of pimiento for the mouth and insert carrot shreds for whiskers. Stand romaine leaves up for the ears, use the caulifiower roset for ‘the tail and place the tiny carrot under the bunny's nose. Surround bunny with finely shredded greens. Serves eight to 10.

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MONDAY

Breakfast Fresh pears — Oatmeal cooked with ralsins and served with sugar and cream Remainder of coffee cake, heated Luncheon Cream of mushroom soup Tuna, cucumber sandwich Stewed rhubarb

Dinner *Vegetable biscuit roll with creamed ham or creamed tuna French fried potatoes Broceoll with hollandaise sauee Frozen fruit salad Apricot bavarian » ¥ x TUESDAY Fresh grapefruit and orange juice

*Welsh rarebit over sliced tomato on toast Head lettuce salad with 1000 island

Oatmeal cheese sticks Chocolate cream pudding aged)

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» . . WEDNESDAY Breakfast Stewed prunes

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Stewed dried apricots . Pruit-filled peanut cookies » » » . SUNDAY Breakfast Tomato juice Soft-cooked eggs Buttered toast Jam Dinner Chicken fricassee Mashed potatoes Frosen succotash Headlettuce and green pepper salad with Prench dressing Biscuits with jam Burnt sugar cake Supper Potato soup Celery *Salmon sandwiches on rye bread Canned peaches and cream

Rolled oats : Indianapolis 9 Buttered toast Apple butter Baked potatoes Luncheon Creamed parsley sauce

Buttered spinach Green onions and radishes

*Lemon angel pie

dressing ® =» Canned pears SATURDAY Dinner Break! Boiled sliced tongue Srrapefrt Jutos American fried potatoes Buttered toast. Buttered broccoli a pr Cole slaw with sliced radishes Wherry reper ol

French onion soup |, Hard rolls

*Potate pancakes

Frozen red raspberries

Dinner

Prune juice cocktail Lamb stew with

green beans and dumplings

Watercress with French dressing

earrots, frozen

*Recipes.for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomerrow through next Wednesday,

Guild Chapters Set Meeting Dates

The following chapters of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild will meet next week to sew at the hospital: Monday—Riley Cheer guild; Tuesday — “Old John Henry”; Wednesday—“Jest Do Your Best”; Thursday--“The Jolly Miller” and | “A Windy Day”; Priday — “Let | Something Good Be Said.”

» ” w The “Circus Day Parade” chapter of the guild will meet tomorrow with Mrs, E. B. Hall, 2326 N. New Jersey st. : Mrs. Laura Miller will assist the

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THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1047 _ Teen Talk— i

Students Will Present Pageant

Music Educators To Hear Program

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER

APPROXIMATELY 3000 musie teachers will see Indiana teensters in action at the North Central Musie Educators’ conference which opens here Wednesday. “Indianapolis night” on Wednesday is to be the highlight of the our-day conference, with 1230 city igh schools entertaining. Ten states will be represented at the teachers’ gathering, to be held here for the first time since 1935. The choirs of all seven high schools will join for the opening night program. And the combined girls’ glee clubs and the orchestras of the schools will perform. The choir will have 480 voices, the glee club 494, and the orchestra 256 participants. An orchestra of faculty members will accompany the singing groups. A few teensters, advanced in music, will be included in this group.

~ » ” THE EXTRAVAGANZA will be presented in Technical high school's gymnasium and the hosts to the conference are buzzing with plans. Ralph W. Wright, in charge of publie school music, is to be director of the combined groups. He will conduct one huge rehearsal on Tuesday before the program. Gene Johnson, a Tech student, will be the narrator for the musical pageant, built on the theme “Patriotism and Religion in the Arts.” Speech choirs from Howe and Broad Ripple high schools will present poems and prose and there will be “living pictures” by stage classes

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» » » 8TATE teensters will come to Indianapolis for the Friday night, April 11, performance for the teachers. Five hundred voices will sing in the Tech gymnasium and Don Cralg, assistant to Fred Waring, will come to direct the choir, An all-day rehearsal wili precede the program. The all-state orchestra will be directed by Thor Johnson, Cincinnati symphony orchestra conductor. Under the auspices of the Indiana State Choral Pestival association, the state singing groups represent all the schools in the state who are members of the group. Their annual performance is at the state teachers’ convention held here each October and this occasion is “extra.” A double quartet from each school is chosen to join the all-state chorus, and this small group must participate in a spring musical in its own town before singing with the large chorus. » » . NEXT THURSDAY afternoon a junior high and high school chorus of Indianapolis students will be directed by Miss Lila Belle Pitts of Columbia university. She will demonstrate that students can sing opera selections at sight. Miss Pitts is working with

educators on the opera appreciation. Students from the Jordan conservatory also will participate—to give the musical visitors still more

promotion of

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Hoosier teensters in song.

Bacon Buttered toast Jelly Luncheon *Cream of salmon soup Tomato aspic on watercress Cheese wafers Ambrosia 1 White cake (bought) Dinner

Veal cutlets baked in milk Minted sweet potatoes Marinade of onions and cucumbers Banana cream pie . ” w " THURSDAY Breakfast Grapefruit “halves Creamed eggs on toast Luncheon *Broiled bacon Buttered dried lima beans Raw spinach salad Canned sliced pineapple Dinner Short ribs pot roast with. onion, potatoes and carrots Wilted lettuce Bread and butters Cocoa. souffle . ya : 8 &8 FRIDAY Breakfast Orange juice Ready-to-eat cereal Toast and marmalade Luncheon

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