Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1949 — Page 17

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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 16, 1040 . ~~~" ~~ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Madrigal Singers Keep Art Alive [prema fobs,

Foes Overboard

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD DO YOU LIKE these stories of | expert ' master - minding gone wrong? Let me give you one ° more and then we will look in ° and see how Miss Brash, Mr.

- North-South vulnerable, © South dealer. 11 NORTH S~-A9752 H-KQJ105 DT « O=—KQ yg WEST EAST | ~~ Sd S10 8 14 p +r H-7.432 H~—A 8 D—A109532 D—I864 | The Madrigal Singers of Technical High School meet every day fo practice their distinctive | ©~'° 7 oumi ~~ © = | - type of folk songs. They are (left to right} Mary Jane Martin, Gerald Everett, Nancy Shearer, Rich- S-KQJss | & ard Berryman, Janet Heller, John Newman, Charlotte Green and Ronald Deem. - H--9 6 THE SINGING of old Eng- . around a long table. Tech sup- tryouts each spring. ; p—K Q lish madrigals is almost a lost plies the traditional costumes. There are three ‘other small OA 883 art in Indianapolis. A group of "

: . concert groups in ‘the Tech | M eight teen-agers at Technical MISS LOUISE SWAN is music department. They are Champion, Mr. ) High 8chool is keeping the cus- sponsor for the group. Théy the boys’ octet, the girls’ en- ‘Masters are getting along. tom alive. appear on programs for various semble and the string ensemble.

A credit of one-half hour a clubs in Indianapolis and con- ‘The department also sponsors Did of one spade. West, not vul-| semester is given by the sider it. a great honor to be the Technical High ‘School |nerable, put in a very bad over-| school's music department to ~ chosen as a madrigal singer. choir, the concert orchestra and (call of two diamonds. This was.

the singers. They meet for an The sub debs and squires are band and the concert glee clubs apparently a desperate and rathhour every day and sing seated selected by Miss Swan after for boys and girls. ler pitiful attempt to locate a spot Te - re sere oer - eee | for a possible sacrifice bid later. Lel’s ‘Eal—

? s £1797 ¢ “~~ TMiss Brash has Mer tounterpart-—— ‘Delta Zeta Elects Officers I Watch Flour | Mrs. A.M. Romberg was elected Miss Lee Schoenewey, rush chair-| It was clear to North that his : president of the Indianapolis man; Mrs. Joe Kettery, Seventh side had at least a game and , |Chapter, Delta Zeta Sorority, at District, Indiana Federation of quite possibly a slam, so he made ’ {last night's meeting in the home Clubs representative, and Mrs. J. the forcing bid of three hearts. en a in {of Mrs. Robert D. Berner, 4701 'W. Bolyard, alternate. ie . : Michigan Road. | Mrs. Henry M. Schmidt ana|East Does Bit of

Y Oo * "| Other officers include Mrs. Cort-| Miss Ruth Morgan were named Brilliant Reasoning 0se 00 es land Carrington, vice president; additional members of the execu-| Now East. one of the country's {Miss Marjorie -Metcalf, secretary; tive committee. They will all fake 9 on brilliant bit! : rar Mrs. George F. Romy, treasurer; office in May. |great players, did a brillian ih By META GIVEN Mrs. Kenneth KE. Lemons, Panhel- Miss Frances Westcott, chair-|0f reasoning. He hoped his part-|

than cake flour because it has Harold K. Harding, alternate; board, and Miss Irene Boughton mond overcall. If so, North and |

lut i more | ’ more gluten and requires more yo “yo... Johnson, publicity: Tl. They will take part fh the couldn't make a slam.

liquid per cup to moisten it. Ex-|- [installation of the sorority’s 68th| But North and South were us-|

all-purpose flour is equal to one full cup cake flour.

Dough se the Blackwood and) Shades of spring—blues from of Noblesville, as matron of 215 ec. all-purpose flour The Indianapolis Figure Skat- PL Hees for Chaps aM. ar fime create the im-' pastel to navy, the beige and honor for her wedding Apr. 30 to 2 tsps. baking powder ing Club members were guests 0. Gooding. president: Mrs. A Pression that East was trying to, tan group, the light copper Harry C. Stearns, Oak Park, Ill. 1, ec. shortening : Cini to Skat ; 8 P ' sont. keep them out of a slam? | tones and subtle greyed shades. Niece of Mrs. Fred T. Reed, (half butter) of the Cincinnati Figure Skating H. JM. Graves, vice president; over North's three heart Put a “Charmerose” on your 3370 Broadway, Miss Gottman 1 c. sugar : 'Club recently in the new rink at Mrs. James H. Obear and Miss \ "0 "barreled right into five .cheek—blond, brunet or red- will be married at 3:30 p. m. in 2 eggs /the Cincinnati Gardens. Louise C. Lage, recording and oo. | head. Tussy’s new shade is [the Broadway Methodist Church. 1 tsp. vanilla The officers of the Ohio club SOFrésponding secretary, and Mrs. i | available at Ayres! The prospective bridegroom is the 1 tbsp. milk are all former members of the I: A. Getz, treasurer. But Six Spades { s & = son of Mrs: Harry C. Stearns, Stuffing Indianapolis group. They are L.' Miss Elizabeth Roberts is chap- ry oo sn't Stop Bidding COMES the revolution and [1521 W. Vermont St. 1 c. seeded raisins, chopped Pierce Brintnall, president; Miss lain and Mrs. T. G. Harvey,| th dé a forcin pass {o! DOW, not only the body will be | Bridesmaids will be Mrs. Wil3c. sugar IMartha Allen, vice president, and Suard. Mrs. Gooding and Mrs. | South mad Arie ig pda 4 to Bowned in silk, but the face ‘bur Bond, Greens Fork, and the 2 tbsps. cracker crumbs |George P. Simpson, secretary. Graves will serve as delegates Ses a P too. Nortn| Will be covered with silk. Ban- [prospective bridegroom's sisters, 2 tbsps. lemon juice (treasurer. . to the state convention, and Mrs. | . 4 i a spades nd East! ish thoughts of the Egyptian [Mrs. William Schwomeyer, Brook1 tsp. grated lemon rind | Mrs. H. R. Gould and Miss Gooding and Mrs. A. T. Laycock P Sp y |. voodoo, for this is Helen Rubin- |lyn, Ind, and Mrs. Ralph Wairod. 1 egg. slightly beaten | Nancy Woods of the local club will be delegates for the Indian- PASTS * South went into.3. real; stein’'s new “Silk Screen” face [James A. Barrett will be best man apolis PEO Council. |. Naw. South went iu | powder. |and the ushers will be Messrs.

Sift flour, measure and resift .2 trated some fanc e once with baking powder and 3 moss . y Sgur salt, Cream shortening until : smooth and fluffy, then add y sugar gradually and cream List Hostesses

huddle. He felt he surely bad ex-| + |trava that he had not shown. Hostess for Meeting (probably North had a fine heart|

suit d the two major suit aces| Of Garden Club = ii iorcng via. |

to | thoroughly. Add eggs one at a Bor Crystal Shower | Mrs. Carl Spickelmier, 5369 N.| Finally South ‘came up with’ a, if Zon ae Sings like 201 Capitol Ave. will be hostess for bid" of six spades, vindicating] . will Visit Daughter

time and beat hard after each kB. Fisk dM addition. Stir in' vanilla and milk.| Mrs. Fran . Fisk an TS.» 1 p. m., meeting tomorrow of East's masterful strategy. What Add flour gradually, mixing B. Howard Caughran will be, . go" plower Garden Club. a result! Tricking vulnerable op-|

Abel and Mr. |

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a couple of entries in the “beauty race” look like sure bets and . are.a soft touch on the pocketbook. | Barbara Gould enters this combination—and they're lipsticks in sprightly new shades (just out o' the stable this week). Bright Orchid and Coral Flame, they're dubbed, and come with a model's | applicator. It is a tiny, pencil. — like gadget for tracing the lipline and filling in. ? : . Dry and cream rouge, as well It takes less all-purpose flour lenic represefitative, and Mrs, man of the Delta Zeta national ner had one ace for his two dla-| oo nail polish appear in the new

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Alrily spun with the lightest |Anderson, Walrod and Schwopure silk filaments, the new Meyer.

tace powder. stocked on coun- The bride will be given in marters just this week, is incred- riage by her cousin, Robert T.

“8ilk Screen” is supposed to | “stay ‘put too, and though | Mrs. Catherine Best, 4206

Miss Ellen Kroll, Lamp reporter; will leave Mar. 25 for Charl¢stoh, South were off two aces and} products at Block's and Was- N ddi v 2m | ames We Ing

perimental cooks have found that * {active chapter in Eastern Illinois! ; if ROSES in bloom-—and this | > s {ing the Blackwood Cenvention. a : ou one cup minus two tablespoons Skatin Club (Teachers College there. left to their own devices they Week they burst out in Tussy's would discover their deficiency in| new array called “Charmerose.” | tten ants

|the ace department and would It's a “charm” note in lipstick, Chapter AM, PEO, i " | cream and dry rouges, and nail Miss Mary (Gottman has named]

| ae at 4» P Vy ' {surely stop short of six-odd. | STUFFED COOKIES | ays sit ‘Elects Officers Why not make it impossible for Polish blended to the new her sister, Mrs. Roy N. Anderson |

seven others to select from. Buy a yard of silk powder for that new face pattern. Available at Ayres’, Block's and

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thoroughly. hostesses at a crystal shower Fri-\p, 00 Pyimer, assistant Marion ponents into pushing themselves it sounds like a “sheer” mir- Carrollton Ave. will leave Satur-| Wrap dough in waxed paper day night in Mrs. Caughran’s County agricultural agent, will be overboard and losing a lay-down| acle, it hides tiny lines and day for Knoxville, Tenn. for a and chill for at least an hour. home, 5136 Capitol Ave. the speaker. His. topic will be game at five spades. | complexion flaws. It comes in week's visit with her daughter, Then divide in thirds and roll one The honor guest will be Miss gu; ‘1rmprovement.” {".% _ But wait. The: bidding is| two forms: the face powder for Mrs. R. H. Stevens and Mr.|

portion out at a time on a Helen Rudesill, daughter of Dr.

floured pastry cloth to one- and Mrs. Se Ra uasstll iF Mrs. Spickelmier, president; Mrs. West, for a sacrifice.” Double by| cake form for the purse. cepted a position recently as ineighth inch thick. Cut in rounds ‘ Ava it pad Ro ¢|Jonn Donagh, vice president; Mrs. North in a relieved tone. Down| Rose Mauve is the new structor in chemistry in the Uniand in the center of half thejle Dr. Waller Caroniak, son oli. , ° geikas secretary; Mrs. 900. Curtain. | Spring shade, and there are versity of Knoxville.

Officers for the year include 'not over. Seven diamonds from both oily and dry skin, and |Stevens. Mr. Stevens has ac-|

rounds place a teaspoon of the Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Chroniak,| oor clark, treasurer, and Mrs. £11 that has been prepared, New Bedford, Mass, on Apr. 24. 50seph Carhart, corresponding

while cookie dough chills, in fol-| ,, ~~ secretary. lowing manner. Aid Women Inmates Combine all’ the ingredients inf] NEW YORK — The Women's 3 stuffing in a small saucepan. prison Association of New men's Sorority Plans Plage over low heat and stir con- aided 1509 girls and women last Special Party

y y stalitly and cook until mixture year This work was carried out! Mrs. Rabert J. Robbins, 320 N. thigkens. Cool. through the Hopper Home, the Bancroft Ave, will be hostess at| ad Flace other half of cookies on|giate Prison and House of Deten- a St. Patrick's Day party for the ,

tops and press edges together tion and through the Women's members of the Zeta Rho Sor-

us the tines of a fork or the t- Project oo fa paring knife handle to Cour oject, - ority tonight in her home.

He ———————————— ” al p , ; gil’ a fluted effect. Mincemeat. . The new officers of the club ’ ~ may be used in place of this raisin Club to Meet are Mrs. Ted Michaels, president; 0 4S) 70. e/’ 7, filling. Bake in a moderately hot| The Oakhill Grandmothers Club Mrs. Robbins, vice president; Mrs. | VERY SPECIAL Coffee Favor:

oven (375 degrees F.) for 10 to!will meet at the home of Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Alexander 12ninutes or until a golden Lee O. Dicks, 2407 Roosevelt Ave, MacDonald, recording and cor-| brn. at 1 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Dicks responding secretaries, and Mrs, | ld two dozen small cookies, is the president of the club. - Daniel Goldrick, treasurer.

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