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ibest dressed American women! today. ’ | Mrs. Rockefeller, the former {Barbara (Bobo) Sears, was maririled on Valentine's Day, 1948, in a simple, ready-made linen dress which thousands of other Amer-

All-Occasion Frocks Fine Offered

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On Egg Uses

In Cooking

‘By META GIVEN | TWO ENGLISH homemakers

for in the recipes they wanted to “itry first had them stumped. So they wrote and asked what they might use instead. They were getting only one egg per person per week and the family preferred to devour their

quota as g > ! zion, South south, dtr an girs nave vom. suier ots, 43 plain conked eggs aod for’ the pres- NORTH (Mrs. Keen) {the moderately priced original or hidden in some other food. My or first Vices S—Q 9 8 2 in lower priced copies. During Answer was that no food can fern Barrett, H-KQ654 part of the first year of her mar- substitute for eggs in cooking. Maxine Bie« D—none iriage she wore maternity, ¢lothes. . Eggs perform unique functions e. In the race : C—A J 107 |She practically never wears a hat. lin many foods all because of their residency are | WEST EAST The academy's gold medal |peculiar composition. No other eman, Rush (Mr. Masters) (Mr. Abel) awards were made this year in food even approaches the chemi- , Zandi, East S—AJb4 S—K 1073 14 categories. Basis of selection cal and physical make up of an HT H—9 {was the “ability to wear clothes| egg, therefore if one has no eggs D—A JT543 D—Q 1096 2 {in keeping with the individual re-| the only thing to do is to forego pf 98 . C—6 8 2 {quirements and budgets.” { {the preparation of those foods SOUTH (Mr. Dale) | Mrs. Rockefeller, rather |that depend so much for success on, Auburn, fe. J108383 jamie), about the whole thing. {on their egg content. mm, Colum |said, “I just wear whatever a , for recording a 2 54 Ineed for the day. T think it would| | WEDNESDAY'S MENUS Irene L. Hiss, The bidding: be pester if I dido’t say any-| ean Wop RN posed for the S Ww N E | ng. | | re ~aramel A rolls ng secretary. 1H Pass S H Pass She was listed as the best] Baked eggs in bacon rings reasurer are ANT Pass 6H All Pass dressed woman in society, beat-| aco Luncheon ried y, Jeffersone e—————————— ing out Mrs. Alfred G. Vander- ot red toast hn Beck. Lebe Partner is supposed to know bilt, who headed that category Peach fam ta E. Field, "But in this hand Mrs. Keen elt [tastyear: Canned Qisen Ana” cherries Miss Nora ghe had some special information Helen Gahagan semnarery LN, peas | vie for the which she could not get across to] : . Bv SUE BURNETT To order patterns of our Prench-tried potatoes a -easurer. Mr. Dale just by telling him how ‘Also on List coo Fashion book, use the coupon. Cue De a Sana wariDated in Jone state nomi- many aces she had. She was | Others on the best-dressed list Dear Sue: “Being a busy | "Rye bread and butter serve in 1950 thinking, of course, about her were: ’ or | housewife, I don't have as SUE BURNETT Black vsspueiv) 1s er void in clubs, She feared if she R | : | much time to spend on my lil . “ANT. ~ CH SALAD eee, bid flve diamonds Mr. Dale ——— SR | Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas, _ ..... oo 14 - Would vou The Indianapolis Times mAs ox ESGEPINA 3urks, Bloome might pass, believing the oppo- Getting ready for her first state day dance Saturday is Miss Pam Kahre (center), member of |(D., Cal), in public life. ! e 3 914 W. Marvlahd St 2 on aD EES 0. Frost, nents could win two aces. Alpha Chi Omega Sorority at Butler University. She plans to attend the event which will highlight | pauren Bacall (Mrs. Humph- Suggest some styles that are <1® nv. vary ’ 1 small head crisp lettuce, room »an Benbow, Cagey Mr. Mastegs hadn't been the sorority's state day activities in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Helping her choose the all- rey Bogart), for the screen. neat and attractive—dresses I Indianapolis 9, Ind. temp. N kind enough to bid his diamond, important dress is Miss Dorothy Giles (left), dance chairman, and Miss Beth Kahre, Pam's sister and | perie Mesta, Washington host-| can Wear for shopping, meet- Pattern 8304 Price 25¢ 1; 1b. crisp tender spinach, room ywland, Port- SE a Iie brs by! a Butler senior. Active members and pledges from over the state will be here for the state day pro- less and Presidential friend, as » Ings. ete.” Sutton of Indiana Pattern 8395 Price 25¢| temp. michael, Mon« means of a cue-bid | gram which will include a noon luncheon in the IAC. . (hostess. : oo |4 stuffed green olives. . | a or : ne SE Me S— eran presents,.this problém, and the st {3 small green onions, chopped Lok Lie, Bid of Five Hearts | . | Shgabeth Taylor, scredh ac frocks illustrated fill the bill, 7 J . |B al fren s i ress, sweetheart of all-Am ’ p i si . rice 95 i | i ss Ruth Hub- } Would Have Misled 105 Students Classes A re Listed {Army football player Glenn Da- te” tha oa a Fashion Book, Price 25¢ Pan-fry baton until srish

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jvis, as an “all American.” comfortable, and a casual col- Name | i » Z seesssssstssnscesesnnnnns | immediately after ng, and Miss trump Mrs. XKeen bounced Will R . I S ; C | J Pick in radi lared dress with youthful lines cooked eggs 0 I t | Jane Pickens, 'n Yad, ) . cooking to have yolks without Dn. - , straight iy six heans 2 Soi 1 ecelve n ewig on és | Mona Paulee, in opera. Pattern 8304 is for sizes 12, cesessessssrasiarsiranersasensns gory rings. Break cleaned letsee ere is no way to a at| . { Mr Jer K. Ohrbach, -vife 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42, Size {tuce into chunks, dropping into contract, It is also clear that) Here are the judging classifications in The Times’ $1460 Na- 8. ome XK. ’ 14, 415 yards of 35 or 39-inch Street eeeeceeseessssscsssassanefn’ 1 Cut eo d. cris Mr. Dale would have passed » A t A d | tional. Sewing Contest: of a department store executive, " an . salad bowl, My Slganed: Bris . Ww ’ i attern 95 comes in sizes cesessssssss tender spinac a’ r bid of five Sialuoman : Ir ar S STANDARD PATTERN GROUP (Senior Division): 1. Dress— in business, 1 oe 3 Moon eS a es CItY coeevecavnnnnne |rendes Sp EAL jan, 81 years m Note cham, Mee | oy Si he | Gold achievement keys will be Cotton, made from standard pattern. 2. Dress—Silk, rayon, wool,| Wendy Burden, as a debutante.| J wv rqe"0f 39-inch. BIBLE oiivesevarovsrmees ees Sprinkle coarsely chopped eggs, nored by the a ® a8 on ace ahd replying presented to 105 Indiana students €t¢., made from standard pattern. 3. Coat or suit made from Patricia Morison, for the stage.| Two separate patterns, 25 ~~. ————"—=—=""""""lthinly sliced olives and onions eC a five hearts to the four no trump Who have exhibits entered in the standard pattern. Mrs. Leon Mandel, .in, the “in-| cents each. Club Elects over greens. Pour the hot bacon n

STANDARD PATTERN “GROUP (Junior Division, contest- ternational set.”

ants 18 years of age or be- the national judging will receive] Maggi McNellis, as a commerlow): 1. Dress—Any material.|gy00 awards. In addition, if any|tator. made from standard pattern. U.|mymes’ winners place first in na-| Dorothy Kilgallen, as a tol void plus additional values not, Mrs. Henry F. Schricker will Coat or suit made from standard tjona) judging, they will receive umnist. } shown by your previous bids the present the keys at a tea honor-|Pattern. additional $100 awards from The! Julie Wilson, from the supper thing to do is jump directly to ing the winners and the other GLAMOUR GROUP (Contest- Times. [clubs slam. The only' exception might young artists. Relatives, friends ants of all ages)—"Special occa-| Also, the first place winners in| be when you are playing withland teachers of the students will sion” clothes such as evening the national judging are invited Mr. Muzzy as your partner, But also attend the tea. |clothes, lounge clothes or beach-{to New York to see their garin that case there isn’t any bid] After the regional exhibit which wear, made from standard pat-|ments worn by professional mod-| you can make which I would closes Friday, the winners’ works tern or from original design bylels in a National Style Show in guarantee to be safe. [will be sent to the Carnegie In-|contestant. {the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. While

WAY We AW [sti ittsburgh, for national i Notes 15th Birthday eng. The national winners ORIGINAL DESIGN Groue there. they stop at the Waldorf.

bid. That is a dangerous practice 8th annual Scholastic Art Awards that may well land you in ajcompetition. The awards will be grand slam-—off an ace. {presented at 2 p. m. Friday in When you have an ace and a Block's auditorium.

Send for a copy of the spring | and summer issue of Fashion, our complete pattern magazine. It’s smart, fresh, informative and bigger and better than ever! Gift pattern printed in the book.

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Newly elected officers of the Delta Club of Kappa Kappa Gam- as ma Sorority are Mrs. Clifford E. French dressing needed to com|Renaker, president; Mrs. William [plete the thin coating of the |Rugg, vice president; Mrs. David greens. Sprinkle top with hot Brewer, secretary, and Miss Ann crumbled bacon and serve at Wallace, treasurer. lonce.

Miss Reagan F. Schricker, rnburgh, hone jon president, ns, Federation

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OPEN DAILY 1 P.M.

Miss Carolyn Dess the wi nounced in Mav. | (Contestants of all ages) —Adults ve | ¥. Wischmeier daughter of Mr. and Mrs foe will be an ’ |dresses, coats or suits originally Barnard College Girls Oliver Perry Dessauer, celebrated her 15th Hostesses (designed 2 the o’ ntestan : Face Rent Increase | ; ’ birthday anniversary with a J4 use of commercial NEW YORK—Girls at Barnard een ’ Ad: ’ ughters of the luncheon in the Indianapolis Serve Today patterns. College are now faced with the] Manufacturers Building egent for 1949 | Hostesses at the local exhibit] . rer a . ge are 2 | unced. Athletie Club Saturday. Attend-| were members of the CHILDREN’S GROUP (Con- choice of paying ‘$75 a year mors| . ected by the ng $ pasty were Janet and Jane Monday Club and the Shortridge testants of all ages) —Garments room rent in the dormitories or State Fairgrounds sdames Curtis pi . 'Tomeen (:arreti, Nanc High School PTA. Monday for children up to 12 years of qf doing their own dish washing. d Dedert and a A Crab members were Mesdames 28€: made from standard pattern making their own beds, operating

t, second and way and Anita Yohler George E. Maxwell, Carl A. Ploch, or originally designed by con- their own elevators and switch-

irs. Earl Rane- Gerald C. Waterman, Laura E.|testant. All garments for chil- board. ' eslie McLean, Rav and Thomas A. Bunch and dren—even though of original de-| The only paid jobs to be held ponding secre- Ae ; Miss Lucille Stewart. The PTA |Sign—must be entered in this by the undergraduates, if the VM. Hoag, treas- 11 ui t members were Mesdames Charles 8TOUP- plan is adopted, would be those; arr, historian; B. Crist, Robert - Zinn, L. .|- Local prizes in each of the of elevator operator, switchboard! registrar, and Harshbarger, William Walker, classifications are $50, first; $20, operator and possibly

reception! , chaplain. !

am I. Hoag, Charles Butler

Horace Storer, Marvin Kahl and Second. First place winners in

clerk Charles Babcock. -

ors. s next meeting ~Monday, Apr. , in Wilking's h E. Craven rated lecture, vided by Mrs,

Tomorrow's hostesses are to be Mesdames W. D. Keenan, Fred L. Pettijohn, Walter 8. Grow, F. G. Balz, Edwin I, Poston, Henry L. Smith, Walter Thompson and | Josephine Adams, members of the | League of American Pen Women. |

Times’ Sewing Contest Entrant Registration

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Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing|

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{Members of the Howe High | , . ) soprano, aes School PTA will also serve tomor-| Contest. I will bring my contest garment, in mid-April, to the| Wischmeler. row. They are Mesdames John| Place to be announced later in The Times. | mee———— M. Gainey, Eugene Prather, : | Grace Schulmeyer, James L. Tay- | NAME A teereesetinranaees Phone ..... crerieens lor, Armand Roach, W. W. Gal- - * |leson and Herbert G. Bowers, ADDRESS .....vvvnenns veteenea teetrtrttttaitennrenenns resnnae . | YOUR MANN — I plan to enter in the classifications marked below: (Check one| | | ERS— or more. You are not obligated to remain in the classifications | an Situation: An old family | checked, if you should change your mind later). . . { friend asks the bride what | ie | she would like for a wedding | Standard Pattern Group, Senlor Division, for entrants above present. 18 years of age. (1) Dress—Rayon, silk or Wool..uvseen. Wrong Way: She puts her ae | off with a vague, “Anything (2) Dress—Cotton......... (3) Coat or Suit....... ‘eo | at all.” | Right Way: She tries to be ————8tandard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years! | of some help } by naming or under, (1) Dress......... (2) Suit or Coat......... several things she hasn't re- | t ceived and would like to have, | Gla p, no age limit. (1) Evening, loutige, beach being careful, of course, not we

to specify only expensive

m standard pattern or original design. } ones.

ign Group, no age limit. (1) Dress, suit or| coat originally designed by contestant and intended for] adult or upper teen-age wear. ~——Children’s Clothing Group, no age limit.

x = = { Situation: A man sees his | | children up to 12 years of age.

hostess start to set up a bridge table or move a chair. Wrong Way: He lets her go | ahead and do it herself. Right Way: He gets up and says, “Let me do that.” quilt. Three darling little birds | es _— : _ hungrily await Mamma to arrive with their breakfast. Pale yellow is a delightful color for the 12-inch background squares and the birds are easily appliqued in gay colnrs. Add more blocks if you want a larger quilt and make the | ' nine-inch border scalloped or | plain, | Pattern 5708 includes material requirements, complete cut- | ting pattern for blocks and appligue birds, color suggestions * and finishing directions. To order, use the coupon.

ANNE CABOT The Indianapolis Times 530 S. Wells St. Chicago 7, IIL No. 5708 Price, 20c

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