Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1947 — Page 26

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Nurses Arrange Homecoming | The Methodist Hospital Alumnae

. association from 1:30 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in Wile hall, 1812 N. Capitol ave. The ‘organization includes all graduates from the Methodist School of Nurs-

corner of a room into an exciting « One. ; Many accessories will “stand alone.” The effect is more striking if a beautiful piece is placed alone on a table without the distraction of lesser objects. _ While skillful “accenting” need not reflect a plump purse, it's wise to invest in several pieces of fine lines and materials. Occasionally an entire room is built around a single accessory of particular beauty.

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* by Lightolier, and is a limited

edition number. It's one of 100 pairs in the country. The shade, too, is an origina? by Dorothy W. Liebes, world-famous as a weaver of distinctive fabrics. It's the kind of lamp to, fit into the mod “scheme of things,” both because of its unusual metallic highlights and its clear tones. It may be purchased singly at Banner-Whitehill’s.

» THERE ARE ® other exclusives at the store. One “limited edi-

tion” lampshade is woven of red, green and white wool: It would accent a maple decor.

| A pair of beige lamps would fit

either into a modern or tradition-

MODERN ACCESSORY—Pale green silk binds the handwoven striped fabric of this lampshade. It's made with strands of gold and silver foil interwoven with ceartreuse wool. A tassel trim ac-

cents its sleek simplicity. The base is gray pottery. =» - - - n

By JEAN TABBERT ATTRACTIVE HOME ACCESSORIES should be selected the way those for your wardrobe are chosen. ; They should put spice into your basic room scheme and complement your personality. A carefully-chosen lamp or table can turn a drab

17 Mrs. Jeannette' Covert Nolan,

al setting. Another “exclusive” has a low, round-bowled base fitted with a beige homespun shade.

Mrs. Nolan Will Speak

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Secret of Success Is Rapid Beating

14 c. sugar ‘34 tsp. salt ‘2 ¢. milk 2 eggs ; 1% c. crushed pineapple (No. 1 flat can) 2 ¢. left-over cake crumbs or crumbled vanilla wafers 3% ec. whipping or coffee cream 6 maraschino cherries 2 tbsps. pistachio nuts, if desired Blend cornstarch, sugar and salt in top of double boiler. Add cold milk and stir until smooth. Cook

— {over direct heat, stirring constantly

until mixture boils and thickens. Slowly stir part of hot mixture into beaten eggs, then return to hot mixture in double boiler and cook over boiling water for five minutes, stirring gecasionally. Have egg whites beaten until stiff enough to bend over but still shiny, and fold these carefully into the hot mixture. Remove from heat. Brush a glass serving dish with melted butter, sift a layer of the cake or cookie crumbs over the butter. Now alternate layers of pudding, pineapple and crumbs until all are used, making last layer of crumbs. Cover and place in refrigerator to chill. Just before serving time, whip cream, spread over top of Jessert. Then sprinkle chopped pistachios over top and drop -the chopped cherries in the center.

CLUBS

novelist, will speak on “Sculpturing the Plot,” before the Story-a-Month club at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- | | day in the Rauh Memorial library. | | - Mrs. Carl Vandivier will preside. Miss Amy Keene won the story contest sponsored last month by the

club, which gives an agent's fee each month for the best story submitted. - Mrs. Wilbur Elliott,~ 1541 Spruce ist., is membership chairman.

Dinner Meeting : Mrs, O. C. Pearce, 622 E. 25th st., will entertain Alpha Epsilon chapiter, Delta Theta Tau sorority, at a {dinner meeting Monday. She will be assisted by Mrs. Gerald F. Deer, (Mrs. G. P. Jackson and Miss |Philena Argo. Officers will ‘ be |installed. -

Eu-Re-Ka. 8:30 p. m. to midnight Sat. Woodruff Place Community house. Dance. Mary Beth Underwood, chairman. Irvington Woman's. Mon. Guest day. Mrs. John K., Kingsbury, 5776 E. Michigan, hostess. “Builders of South America,” Mrs. Harry Barnard. Monday Conversation. 2'p. m. fon: Mrs. Fred D. Kurts, 5520 N. Illi} nois, -hostess, “South America,” Mrs. John S. Wright. New Era. 1 p. m. Mon. Mrs. I. W. Riggins, 5658 Central, hostess. “Inventions by Women,” Mrs. T. R. Mead. Review. Mon. Turkey park.

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You'll cut a: dashing figure in this doll-waisted junior frock, Young sewers can make this in no time—choose a bold fabric and see how many compliments you collect. : Pattern 8157 comes in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 13, 3% yards of 35 or 39-inch. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, size the pattern numbeg to Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times pattern service, 214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis, 9.

Education Group -

To Give Tea The Indianapolis group, Association for Childhood Education, will give a tea for prospective elementary teachers at 3:45 p. m. Monday in Block's auditorium. Mrs. Earl McCaslin, state president, and Miss Emma Purdy, president elect of the Indianapolis group, will pour. Miss Bess heads the committee in charge of arrangements,

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Mrs. Jane Blackburn, aged 103, made a brief speech at an old folks

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. By MRS. ANNE CABOT Charming in pastel rayon crepe with delicate white lace trim-— crisp and cool-looking ih icywhite pique—dashing in a dark background floral print trimmed with blatk net or lace insertion and lace edging, to wear with a dark crepe dance skirt. You can also use the same pattern to make a gaily printed cotton blouse for wear with play shorts, To obtain complete pattern, finishing instructions for the date blouse (pattern 5156) sizes 14, 16, 18-included, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8S. Waells

{| follows:

Schedule Installations County Council Plans Meeting Monday. "Marion county PT. A. groups will meet next week at the various schools. New officers have been elected in most groups, The Marion County council will meet at 40 a, m. Monday in the west room of the

War Memorial building. The ‘schedule of unit meetings

MONDAY 2 Lowell school—8 p. m, Mrs. Clifford. VanCleave will install new officers, : ’ TUESDAY Southport—1 p.m.’ Oovered-dish luncheon. Business meeting, instalation of officers, ~ Wayne Township—8 p. m. Musical Mrs.

William Evans--1 p. m. Installation

grade puplls and parents to be honor guests. ‘WEDNESDAY ! “p.m, May day exercises, Crooked Creek—8 p. m. “The Importance of Health Programs for Children.” Dr. L. E..Burney. Installation of pfficers, FRIDAY Bridgeport—8 p. m. Basket supper. Installation of officers.

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Queen Margherita society. 1:30 p. m. Mon. Food Craft shop, card party. Mrs, Vincent Martoccia, chairman. South Side Turners. 8:15 p. m. Sat. and 2:15 p. m. Wed. South Side Turners hall. Card parties,

Literary Club Books Mrs. Martha Martin

The Multum-in-Parvo Literary club will have its annual guest day at 1:30 p. m. next Friday at Block's | auditorium: Mrs. Martha Martin, | guest speaker, will describe “Folklore Piestas—Songs and Stories of | South America.” "Mrs. A. Vern Harrison is hostess | committee chairman. At the tea! table will be Mrs. E. W. Fullenwider, | president, and Mrs. William!

Summerville, president-elect. |

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