Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1949 — Page 21

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THURSDAY. JAN. 13, 1049

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~ Necklines Are Swioping

To Meet Hemlines

spring styles, shown here yester-| | day, there's a deep, low neckline in a series called get-your-man dresses. Dubbed the Venus neckline, it is framed by fichus or - petal folds. Adele Simpson's colllection, also shown yesterday under New York Dress Institute sponsorship, has a wide and low off-shoulder line: called the photogenic neckline. Herbert Sondhéim frames one wide v-neckline with double capelet ‘collar. Ceil Chapman's evening gowns, too, are built to frame bare shoulders. In Bruno's collection for the spectator sports firm, open necklines, do their major plunging im -back. Sunny colors brightened yesterday’'s shows. At Reig's there — were amber tones and an orangey red called Halloween red. Mrs

designers’

PASSEMENT ERIE COLLAR

Times Special NEW YORK, Jan. 13—In all the New York spring collections, the spotlight is turned on bosoms and necklines—to provide pretty frames for pretty faces. which takes the eye in _Joset

Simpson introduced both honey Apron ron

and gold tones. Ceil Chapman | | used a pale orange in shantung and silk rep afternoon dresses. | Bruno showed two orange tones, sunglow and copperglow, 1

Regency Cape Coat Is Double-Breasted

The flare-backéd bolero-length! jacket appeared again yesterday for the third day in the NYDI| showings. At Reig’s it is called a Regency cape coat. Doublebreasted, it has capelet sleeves to continue the flared line of the bolero back. Maurice Rentner, early in the week, showed his flying-jib jacket with billowing back. Yesterday Mrs. Simpson also chose “jib” to describe the way some of her jacket backs fy away from the shoulders. She also uses the jib capelet on dresses. Bruno is another in the parade ‘of designers making swing wraps, capelet jackets and jacket-like capes. Some of his wraps separrate into two pieces, capelet and jacket, either of which may. be worn with the accompanying frock.

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| Blackwood on Bridge— |

Shun Doubtful Bids With New Partner

. By EASLEY BLACKWOOD IF YOU don’t know your.part|ner, be sure to make only bids! {that he will understand. Some] bids are ambiguous, Bridge play-| ers have not reached unanimous, agreement as to what they mean. {Some of these bids are:

An opening bid of three in a suit An opening bid of four in a suit . An opening bid of one no trum

Pp Avoid these bids when playing with a new partner. Use only bids which are universally accepted as having only one meaning. Such bids are: Pass An opening bid of one in a suit

An opening bid of two Ins

day's hand. To him an opening bid of four spades, vulnerable,

ners. Mr. Champion had only one

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SOUTH WEST

48 Pass 68S Pass Dbl. Redbl. Pam Pass Pass

suit and. he had four quick win ners. Adding these to North's as-

McKinney, Culver. Mrs. Roy Street, Lafayette, and| Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey will report on the regional economic. conference held recently by the | in Chicago. Aboard meeting last night at| the home of Mrs. John L. H. Fuller, state president, preceded the| x

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session today. The group discussed | No. 8387 bills already introduced in the | BIZe. os vanes. ok

Legislature and the action which| the league may take within the| limits of the staté program. Final Name decisions regarding any league action will be made today. Women Pay Taxes WASHINGTON —Women in the City . United States file 42 per cent of| all income tax returns.

Gardening—

Backyard Provides a Perennial Show of Bird Life

cake and cookiés we put: out for the smaller birds.” Suet, wrapped in mesh onion bags, the bags fastened to the trees, discourages the squirrels’ pessimistic tendency to hoard against squirrels’ regular ear of field corn gets nailed down, too, on the high bridge Mr. Denny built for them to run across from the garage to a nearby tree.

By MARGUERITE SMITH

WE MAY as well all take a look around our backyards and then plead guilty. For a garden magazine comes up with a pronouncement that has sense. “The backyard,” they opine, “is America’s most neglected resource.” John Home - Owner pays plenty for that back patch of blue grass or mud. Then he, often falls to get much in return. But here's just one of the many yards in our fair city that doesn't fit that description. For the Otis Dennys get {ly year-round pleasure out lof their average sized city yard . ‘at 702 Congress Ave. It stages thém a theatrical performance every day in the year. The actors? Well, cold-

all-star cast is increased by a chipmunk, at the moment cozily sleeping under his house, and “just about every kind of bird.” : It's really a hobby of Mr. Denny's. But Mrs. Denny says, “I'm just as bad as he is— they're so much company. Al- ,

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{have saved sométhing out of the wreck. And his double was |sheer stubbornness.” He was go-

{ing to make North have what he/cept himself, and he was fit .to Price 25¢ [considered a sound four spade, be tied. Yes, Mr. Champion. was foolEast opened his ace of diamonds ishly stubborn. But North is the

vulnerable opening.

‘and ' then just sat back and|original culprit. {and waited for his ace-queen ofia bid which might cause confutrumps and the penalty of a coolision? with, he would almost certainly North was “quick to tell Mr. have ended up in a profitable Champion that one of the great four-spade contract.

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’ authorities of bridge advocates . opening four spades on just such) {a hand as his.

Otis Denny . . « puts out more sunflower seed for the cardinals.

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DOUBLE CAPELET COLLAR

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~ HE'S made twelve feeding ‘stations range from a completely de“tailed birds’ “church” to simple feeding shelves on the warm south wall of the garage. For the redbirds who like individus). feeders, the Dennys fill several separate dishes with sunflower seed on a station near: the "kitchen window. Luckily, since thejr troupe of entertainers all seem to have the appetite of the circus fat lady, they raised their oe own sunflowers. Mr. Denny carries his hobby ‘right along to work, too. At the east gate of Crown Hill, where _ he's gate man, he's’'been adopted “by a number of cardinals and ttmice and three fox squirrels —name of Shavetail, Mooch and |, Brother Wolf,

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RUSSELS SPROUTS T PORK CREAM GRA

- for - 20 minutes in one quart cold water to which X lone teaspoon of the salt has Add rest “of salt, and sprouts to one guart boiling water and| brown. Mix one can of apple {cook in an uncovered saucepan, Sauce just! drained horseradish: to accom- ~ |tender, or from 12 to 15 minutes pany the beans and send along | steaming hot cornbread. { To. follow a steaming hot — In the meantime fry salt pork. -— =m - dice in skillet until crisp. Remove stirring Add flour to fat

Simmer five minutes longer,

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7 By MARIE McCARTHY | SNOWY, cloudy days we’ turn to the food of the good old | | city of Boston, hearty and wholesome baked beans. Boston-style | they are familiar, in can and home container. This is a way to’ alse them to the realm of (ancy and fancied fre : BAKED BEANS ‘Soak and parboil one quart of beans i the usual manner.

sausages atop the beans, Then add another layer of -. beans topped with thin slices of side meat. scalded. Alternate again beans and sausages; it require one sausages and one-half pound of

Mix one tablespoon salt, two teaspoons mustard powder, two |

« three table- { spoonk light brown sugar and two tablespoons one cup boiling water, Pour over beans, adding enough water to cover. Cover container securely and let cook in very slow oven from four to six hours, Uncover the last hour to

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accasionally. Turn hot sprouts onto platter] {in skillet, blending until smooth; (first removing salt pork, pour then pour in the milk gradually cream gravy over, and toss crisp|versity "Club are and stir constantly until it boils|ealt pork dice over all.

| main course, let's go fluffy and lighten Beacon Street solidity with Orange Sponge. » . » ORANGE SPONGE Juice and rind of one lemon, juice of two large oranges, whites of three eggs, threefourths cup of sugar. Boil all together, except the eggs. Soak two envelopes of gela- | tine in one cup cold water, Mix | with hot fruit sirup and chill, I

pound of “beatén egg white. Pour into individual molds and chill in fcé box. Serve with one tablespoon of cold shredded pineapple atop each portion, Enough said,

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are the kids whose tastes and intérests don’ their classmates. They're ill at ease with their own age group

a bit older. Their lot is not a

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