Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1949 — Page 3

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* Miss Phyllis Augusin 1

william Bingham today in the chapel. Church, will officiate,

The bridesmaids will be

_ Pauline Steinhilber,

They. will and blue taffeta.

ina ceremony to be read at 4:30 p.m. - The Rev. Amos L. Boren, pastor of. the Roberts. Park Methodist Miss Jeanette Snyder, Columbia City, “be Miss -

! will be the maid of honor.

[Margaret Fisher and Miss) | _wear ‘frosted organdy- over pink| ‘J

The bridal gown is of Chantilly lace. The long slegves taper| © = = into points at the wrists. The skirt-has-a-two-tiered. peplum and| Li.

Mrs, Mi II Armantro r ante, Fla, will be her sister's

round neckline and cap sleeves trimmed in fleurette applique. The

, Sxends ute a train. The illusion veil is gathered on a seed pear! : HIG feng poi tat AE Hcp stand in his half_hat. The bride will carry 5 ~{sash. The bridesmaid’s gown of ond | “Mi Wei + White orchids and stephanotis, light blue wil be’ made in the Ei: ISS eig ANT | jack M vTarsen wil be his" 2 same style," vp brother's best man. The ushers

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+ Bride Yodo

Her Grandfather

will be “Charles A. Augustin, brother-of the bride; John Ellis, Plainfield, N. J.; Donald McDonald, Terre Haute, and James MeConnel, Gary.

Charles ¥, Freihofer and James K. Allerdice will attend the bride- a groom. As

To Wear Organdy

HE 1 The ‘bridal gown of imported sen ; fen ronounces Yows erie hiiBodeSePtion will be in the white organdy will be fashioned = PONE TILES Aug. 13 — The home of the bride's DAFEHTS, MF. Miss Ma ney = T with a fitted bodice, square neck 1 Rev. W. A. Weigant will officiate/and Mrs. William Arthur Augus- oA and cap sleeves accented by eye-

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at the marriage of his grand- = daughter, Miss Betty Mae Weigant. Miss Weigant and Robert Smith Cowen will be married at

tin, 3607 N. Sherman Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Larsen, 945 Middle Drive, Woodruff Plage, are the parents of the bridegroo

Wed Today

Robert J. Fischer

let embroidery. The full hooped skirt with an eyelet-edged pep-

. [Jum falls into a chapel train. The

fingertip veil-will hang

—¥ 3:30 p. m today in the Christian Mr. Larsen and his bride are . from an 0 and eyelet halfSeg 1 Indes Church here. . {graduates of Butler University. Is Brideg room hat. Her colonial jr wil be but Secretary The bride is ths saughter of Miss Augustin is a Pi Beta Phi] Mr. and %e Robert J. Fischer | of stephanotis. Ei the approxi- E Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weigant, | Sorority member and the bride-|left for Chicago today following | 3 After a reception in the Cha ipments; John Mt. Auburn, Ill, amd Mr. and|groom is a member of the Sigma their wedding in the St. Philip Ri paign Country Ciub, the couple easury Secre< Mrs. Everett R, Cowen, Louisville, Nu Fraternity. . {Neri Catholic Church, The Rev, 5 {will leave for Florida. ization direcs’ are the parents of the bridegroom.|, ,. 3 . _|Fr. James Barton read . the i Ly The bride is a graduate of Rol- : aman, former < Mrs. Stephen McCormick, Miss Miller Is Bride | double-ring ceremony at 10 lins College, Winter Park, Fla,

resident, now _ deral Reserve v J. Connelly,

Bloomington, will be the matron of honor. She will wear pale green marquiset over taffeta. She

Maurice J. Sadowsky Jr. took

Miss Betty Lee Miller as his bride ih a ceremony read at 2:30 p. m. {Mrs. Arthur L. Maney, 800 N. Ox-

o'clock. The bride is the daughter of

ford St, and the bridegroom is

and is a member of Kappa Kappa = Gamma Sorority. Mr. Hilkene was graduated from the Univer

ity of Michigan and belongs to | secretary. will carry a colonial bonguet of today in Sweeney Chapel. ~ sity Testify roses. : . The Rev. Roscoe Kirkman, pas- he son oL Mr. sd Mes. Walter Miss Elloen Plake Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity. 10 was said to Bride to Wear White On pr Bon ted 4 an Attending the bride were Miss Eg A NL 1 AS Miss Dilton 1s" s expected to Linda Rosenstihl will be the Rey, Wendell Turner, of the An-\as is pon ard of honor, BI k d Bridae— ringbearer. The bride has chosen ch. and Miss Cissie McAnany and ackwooda on bri g 1y--about-this—— White marquiset. Xer Tingertip toch Christian Church... | a poe] fos a —— ri 2. SCY... aa 8 Sestimony : veil will be held by a pearl head-/y;, "ong yg og 1133, sky Biue, er eT \ iy [Miss Helen Dillon and PRD | Suflfif Un dress. She will carry. snapdragons|y 1 zgalle St, and Mr. and Mrs. ender organza with off-the-shoul-| = J. Sanders were married at 11:30 shortage to and chrysanthemums. ‘ : > : : 2} oie : o'clock this morning in the rec+Sadowsky, Rochester; Ind. -are/der-berthas and hoop skirts. ; ame ex | 0 8 erators get a Everett R. Cowen Jr., Louisville, (cho parents of the bridegroom Walter Fischer was his broth- tory of St. Anthony's Catholic will be the best man. The ushers a . Church. The Rev. Fr. M. J. Gorg Mrs. Charles Steger attended/er’'s best man. The ushers were Mr 9h Gets will be Harry Jennings, Rich- her sister. She worg blue marqui-| Richard Cook and James Snyder. : man officiated. ess Secretary mond, Va, and Donald Cronin, set over blue taffeta and carried! R tion Foll A Free Lesson The bride is the daughter of d he had “no Eugene Heimerdinger and T. V. ecepiion iroliows : : Mrs, Margaret M. Dillon, 402 S. (pink gladioli with blue streamers., The bridal fh - By EASLEY BLACKWOOD reports that a Ponder, all of Louisville. | The brid hi e bridal gown of heavy can ) ri Holmes Ave. and Mr. Sanders is The couple will live i ue e wore white marqui- dlelight satin was fashioned with| MR. MASTERS had to play his > . Mrs. Truman . Sup * in “Blue set over white taffeta. Thea cathedral train and sheer yoke number one game to make his the son of Mr. and Mrs, John : Mound, II. The bride attended gy5u1qer Jength illusion veil fell with a deep off-the-shoulder ber- contract of “four ‘hearts on this Sanders, 5302 Burgess Ave, Indiana University and is a from a halo of or bl | The bride wore a street length ir. Snyder de- graduate of Jordan Music CON-he bride S i Thugs. one grr tha of silk Chantilly lace. The . T hand. Mr. Dale ‘led the deuce of| oy of blue French voile over 2 As for Mr. servatory. The bridegroom is 8180 summer biozs0mE: & bouquet of hooped full skirt was made with Miss Elizabeth Bourne {North dealer taffeta with white accessories. fearned from a Jordan Conservatory graduate. a scalloped peplum. Her illusion North-South vulnerable She carried lilies of the valley. at such a unit e————————— Harold Emmons, Hammond, veil fell from a high tiara of wax| NORTH (Miss Brash) Miss Josephine Dillon attended to a marine R h was Hie best man. The ushers orange bigssoms, Her bouquet | S—A JT her sister. She wore yellow voile me. { rt S t+ were James Dossman, Misha-/Was a cascade of white roses cen-| P rH t ya t HK 10 9 - 'mittee source : a - CO Wien, and Wilson Sadowsky, tered with a purple orchid cor- | a ies 0 fe e D-86548 laa a had yellow tot after receiv- hester, brother of the bride-|/Sage. . —K 10 ; Jarome Ceremony ~~ |reom™" ine wetang waist n 1 Miss Giles | ‘Mis Rosemary Theresa Dick oom ENR [dons 3 Dien was the ve e e rece] ; . r. Pale r showed proud- A double ring ceremony willlGamma ro Ay the Delta tion in the’ home: of" the bride ddi | MISS ELIZABETH Bourne, and Mrs. Jine Patton. Mon:. a A k. 5.2 54 LE a La Ru i aE brea pregicfast was unite Miss Shirley Ann Barth The couple will live in Gary. |followed the ceremony. The couple’ Sets We ing to | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- royja, Burs Restaumng. ... n H. Waitt and George Lynn Scott. The wed-| The bride i {Will be at home at 614 N. Beville) - Nf, Stuart Aug. 27 | man E. Bourne, Kokomo, will Miss Bryant attended Butler ~ | RII Tm, oo ’ ding will be at 4:30 o'clock this Ss a graduate of Ave. . | be married to Warren Canright, University and is :a member [0—Q 7 5 3 C—J 9842 g of | b All be called afternoon in St. Pauls Bpiscoptllof the Deir Said,” anember| la Mrs. Fischer is attending Miss Barbara Evans and Missi sor of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Can of Trianon Sorority. Mr. Query Sol Tn (Mr. Masters) riage C u . + . rity. John Herron-Art Institute. The Tight, Chesterton, a p.m, i “Indiana Univer- s—Q 4 : day about his Church. Mr. Sadowsky is a Purdue Uni- bri Katie "Clark will give a miscel- Sept. 11, in the Parr Memorial = ©, & Senior in Li ve per center” : = bride is the daughter of versity graduate. veraty attended Butler Unk) neous shower Monday for Mids| Methodist Church in Kokomo, ®t: (ROBSrs Photo) pa aj 6332 ist esu ts r. and Mrs, e C. Barth, br ivesigation: a Rune ip BRE. co iar Tie 1 pA = Mazz. hoes, lle.’ or i ¥ ts bride elgupe is a graduate MR. AND MRS. Bvank 2 % C—A 6 i Some of the local bridge lute -:- m n Miss Evans’ home, Pile ; THe’ Doauyt OT vo RHHOUHGE FCOTE TOF CHIN weer cs ——— anes Gi e. L. Scot Sootj. Chicago. ts, A es. P attern. Service fe right is a student in “the univer nounce aching, gar. the Mis Sntitnds of the bridegroom. A Penmsylvants St. > $5" Kuthetine Bourne “poo, td a eon] B 1 EAST. 8 sorTH_ nT EL A The Rev, Chester G. zoom. Sh rie Miss Giles “and Thomas - 5} will -‘be-the maid of honor and Pass | Newcomers Club, Mon. : N & 8 the brid id il be Mi mary ‘Theresa; to John a 3H Pass : f All Pass ial Ls Andrew's Episcopal : g wr Stuart will be married Aug. 27{ © bridesmaids w 188. yong, son of Mr."and Mrs. HH All Pass| pissible score 96)—Mrs. Harold ure stle, will Fi oy inthe Broadway Methodist Sarah Canright and Miss Betty o.oo 0 5 one Ave. diamonds apd Mr. Abel won with|{Casey and Mrs. Henry Hawes. Miss Betsy Barth will be her| : |Church. Jo Wright, The best man is to py "0 0 "will be read Sept. 3 [the ace and continued with the|535; Mrs. E. N. Cerrigan and sister's maid of honor. Mrs. Frank! & = | be Robert Davis, Dayton, and queen of diamonds. Mss. J. P. Tretton Jr, Mrs. J. H.

i H. Hanscom, Evanston, Ill, will be the matron of honor and the] I bridesmaids. will be Mrs. Jack] § Schroll, Elmhurst, Ill.; Miss Jo| Anfi -Givens, Columbus, Ind., and) Miss Jacqueline Oakes. They will] wear jonquil Yellow and blue taf-| feta.

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Tuesday Miss Susanne Auble,| 714120 Norrose Drive, and Miss] Marian Miner will entertain for] the future bride. Guests at the Kitchen shower will include Mes-|: Giles, J. Woodard Auble, John W. Ziegler, John R.|

Mowe, Robert G. Weideman, Jerry! ll | F. Weaver, Leo R. Henry, Herbert, groom's parents are Mr.—and | Mrs: Henry Ii. Windhorst, 5000

E. Grimes and Robert E. Adair,

Robert Bourne will be an usher: = = »

THE "APPROACHING marriage of Miss Eileen Plake to Robert J. Windhorst is announced by her mother, Mrs. Eva A. Plake, 1039 8. Pershing Ave. The prospective bride

Harding Bt. The couple will

in the Sacred Heart Catholic Chureh.—(Kindred-Photo) Abijah ‘Mark Thompson, -son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thomp- | son, 352 8. Cole 8t.; will take Miss Mary Margaret Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Miller Sr. 246 N, Addison St, as his . bride Saturday. The vows will read in St. Anthony's Catholic

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Now, what would you play on this trick?- Would you play the (king, or the nine—or doesn’t it Imake any difference? I'll answer |the last part of the question for it definitely does maké~a iaifference. See if you can figure it lout. as Mr. Masters did, before reading on. First, Mr. Masters was practi-

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Volinogle and Mrs. Howard King, 51. E & W (Possible score 80)— Mrs. C. P, Stewart and Mrs. Don Essig, 47; Mrs. Adair Smith and Mrs. Herman Selka, 46.

Marott Hotel Men's Club, Mon, night: N & S—Frank C. Olive, Carl E. Bruce, first; George 8, Fosdick, Russell M. Guller, second. E & W-M. Steele

Mesdames H, L. Grace, P. M. p ically —certain- the openiing lead |Church, C. H. Rowe, first: C. E. e The SARA eight, satin bridal, Eakins and Robert Royse and] be married Aug. 21. (Louder- Church, was a singleton. That meant his{Madinger, Noble G. Morgan gown is fashion wi a lace, milk Photo) The Holy Name Catholic be! ’ ' our 1 ‘bodice and full gored skirt that Misses Dotti Giles, Judy Foreman, | } ’ Ye Sent. king of diamonds was going to second. 5 g [Ann Schutt, Barbara Mason, Sally| __Sept—9-is—the date selected Chureh-will the scene-Sepl. i rted out, so-that, tn effect, he raver : a - Hs int hedral length y Maroft _ Bridge . Club, _Tues Talla I0t0 Seria) Sang {Nugent Evans, - Clark, Susan| bY Mi Joan Bryant for her 10 of Miss Ruth Murin's-mar- sig ose three diamond CHOKE. | ort. he ao pre — - train. She Supanad .silk. illusion Guid Patti McGinley, Doris marriage to Carol ~ Eiigene = ¥age to Robert Lee. Mr. and | mpat wouldn't be fatal: He could) ants ne 3 {Postini secre 240) 5 ’ S vetl “will eld by a tiara of Davidson, Ruth Henley and Jo! Query, The vows will be read Mrs. Joseph Murin, Chicago, still take a finesse against the Easley Blackwood, M. Stanley braided satin. The bride will carry T ; in the Trinity Evangelical and -are the bride-to-be's parents |. f a d if that worked ranbarger will also attend. : ng of spades an a McComas Jr. 137; Ralph Ittena spray of white roses, orchidg| Reformed Church. Parents of and Mr. Lee is the son of Mrs, (he was in "for four-odd. bach, Dr. Lyman Pearson, 136.5. and ivy. { P ri S + thé couple are Mr. and Mrs. Lera Lee, Plainfield. (P. H. Ho ym : arvies oe ; ; But Mr. Masters doesn't like to'E & W (Possible score 220)—Mrs. Mr. Schroll will be the best { John Bryant, 2318 Villa Ave, Photo) |depend on a finesse when a better Howard Gay, Mrs. Lawrence man. The ushers will be Elwood | Miss Helen Dunlop, 3607 Wash-| 5 play is available. He found one.|Hess, 127.5; Mrs. William Epstein, Barce, Chicago; Robert Finout, » {ington Blvd, will give a personal ; He saw that all he had to do was|Mrs. Randall Bass, 121.5; Miss Homewood,” TIL; William Pettit, shower Thursday. Her guests willl u geste oes 1T0r CcNoo to prevent Mr. Dale from gaining|Agnes McCarty, Mrs, John Ans Chicago Heights, 111, and Robert" be ‘Mesdames Giles, James C. the “lead prematurely for a lead |drews, 120.5, ciol security — E "Ta peception will be_ in the Pi he: Res hart, a Joa : hough gu nye spades. 50 be ay S Tg I Ch % ily —=may well Beta Phi Sorority chapter house. lard Graham and Misses Giles, playing the nine, while Mr.-Dale|—Mr. ‘and Mrs. V..J. Obergfell, ings someday. For her wedding trip to Michigan {Mary Jo De Vatz, Joe Fuller, Cor-| {discarded a small spade.. 725: Mrs. J.-L. Conley, Mrs. B.C. : d the bride has chosen a pale blue rinne Fletcher, Ann Lytle, Miner, | 1p; ks Up Trum Ball, 67; Leo J, Gootee, Miss Statia ome: 1s steacly; silk print dress with black ac- { {Auble, McGinley, Peggy Gordon | racks. Lp .Lrump O'Connell, 655. E & W (Possible regularly as cessories, After Sept. 1 the couple| Betsy Goodwin and Jacky Jef-|& | for bel Same on with the jak points 126)—Mrs. E. T. LaVelle + will be at home in Greencastle. | fries. Miss Mares Quinn, 77; Mr. and : of] ffed_out by Mr. Dale. On the ; ) The bride 1s a graduate ~of| “I Mrs. E.R. Berry and Mrs. John ru Mrs. A.J, Barnes; 73; Miss Mabel-nt-Offices — | DePauw Unversity wna apr: TP. Hoiton will honor Miss’ Giles| ] Satterly. Mrs. Ralph Ttteabach i re Beta Phi Sorority member. The 501 : : with a shower Aug. 23. The party Imy's ace. He then led the fourth 69.5, The next play will be a earing Savings bridegroom is attending’ DePauw By MRS. ANNE CABOT - willbe in the Berry home, 3624 |diamiond, Mr. Abel played his now master point game’ at 7:30" p.. m. . arest Fletcher where he is a member of the | : aa ; Husbarun disharying sam be | |Guiitora Ave. |singleton ten spot and the ace of Aug. 24 in Holy Cross Hall, ically you have Lasipda CH Alpha Fraternity. Serge Ren % be - ered with gay cross stitch fruits, |. Their guest list includes Mrs. trumps went ‘on_ {rom the closed | Lincoln og Point game, Jost service at our Your fall wardrobe won {Giles, Mrs. William A. Pearson, |hand. This was a little high for | night: N & possible score . _ | complete without one or more Mouth-watering colors and easy |y, is" Giles Dunlop, Jeanett Dale and he dropped a small|—Ralph-Ittenbach, 8.:A. RobinYou can make Miss Mary Lester new two-piece frocks. The style ‘stitches make fast work of | 0 Mary Isabor op 3 Sane! s [Mr ule and ve dropped a 2 son, 138.5; Mrs. Arch Falender, e, and arrange d illustrated is designed especial- ~ these pretty motifs, which mays Mitchell, Sally Forsythe, Charlene Now the reinaining enemy Jerry Jacobs, 132; Roger Deputy, slected offices. To We Sept. | | 1y Sor the sHghtly mature gure, aish Je: Yael on dinette cloths |i. 44je, ‘Nancy Jones and Joy and Sabot strap moccasin; wedge-heel loafer [trumps were picked up and Mr. Robert C. Wood: 1h a oe d“and down. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur B.'Lester,|" ona" choice or sleeves. Pattern 5020 includes hot- Sara West. By LOUISE FLETCHER oon ai or Sais Sn|V. R. Rupp, 144; Mrs. William Epsnience. That is 1153 Knox St, -announce the|™ pattern 8501 is a sew-fite per- iron transfers for seven motifs | Mr. and Mrs. Giles will give a Times Woman's Eder Bt he had played his king|stein, Mrs. E. K. Fisher, 137.5; lence approaching “marriage of their| ro, teq pattern in sizes 34, 36, Including days of the wéek let- (Dridal dinner Aug. 26 for the en-i IT TAKES the right kind of SRY. 3 . t i ay: nore Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Nielsen, 135. . , i daughter, Mary, to Lloyd W.| 3g 40 42 44 46.and-48. Size 36, tering; stitch illustrations; em- [8aged couple in the Marott Hotel, sPdudwobke to bugs an eh Os. eee 4 i t V | fec $ 8 - depositors RI con of re a short sleeves, 4% yards of 39- broidery direction and color | ApS ine ahd Mr. New, the eager kibitzer, is DR. ANSWERS. ve er Krueger, inch, suggestions. Local Couple Sets ci ig rou getting pretty cocky with his new- ' my bonkt The Nodding win Ye it 2:30: The fall and winter Fashion To order, use the coupon. ~ A 24 | with such saat Slthes as found bridge knowledge, gained Question: Is it dangerous ; honk. TTT I Sept h home of {575 "complete guide in planning Open House MGe—Z 1 -sweaters-and-skirts.—thi -three-. entirely from the sidelines, “Nice| for a—person—with—hard—— —— the bride-to-be’s parents, Miss! . wearablé fail wardiobe. New= ANNE CABOT pictured, from ~ Marott's, are play, Masters,” he said, “but Mr.| ening of the arteries to take Pat Kruse and Miss Lois Wick| Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Chambers| fresh versions of long-stand- : will attend the. bride. exciting-informative, Free pat- nu 10 aiananatis Times (2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Norman F.| ing favorites with the campus Dale could have beaten you if hel. galciam preparations with > George Eiklor will be the voit tern printed inside the book. v pa Janke will hold open house from| crowd. : had ruffed the Seoul aiamond Viosterol? , ® Ronert Lester. brother, To order pattern qr our Fash. 530 S. Wells St. 2 to 6 p. m. Aug. 21 in the Cham- . lead and led a spade. You wou Answer: Taking calcium man and Rob | on Book, use the coupon. bers’ home, 517 E. Kessler Blvd The moccasin takes a com have had to take the.spade finesse| and viosterol in the pres2 of the future bride, will serve “Ana Chicago 7, IIL LN ere er HIYe:| fortable crepe rubber sole and and Abel would have won and led}. ence of arteriosclerosis is as an usher. i SUE BURNETT - o Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mitchell, 8t.| a sabot strap in the shoe at another diamond which Mr. Dale! prohably not particularly The bride-to-be attended the| : ; a No. 5020 Price 20c Petersburg, Fla. formerly of In-| upper left. A Sandler Sportster, could have fuffed for the setting advisable, There is ° some . University of Kentucky. The Indianapolis Times dianapolis, will be honor guests.| this one comes in the canary- trick.” _ doubt, however, as to whether SS —————————————————— 214 W. Marvland St. ~ |They are the parents of Mrs.) and-brown combination shown “You'fe wrong, son,” replied Mr, harmful. wx . . ; ry Name BERRA ANNARARNIM é» en Chambers and Mrs. Janke and or in all brown and is $7 05. a Cr led "g m Dale “re ra ruffed the second it is actually Cy : : 95. . ... any Dr. Hinshaw to Return Indianapolis 9, Ind. . tevsssssssersesesssassesasassess [ATE SPENding a month in the ity. Ba ihe se epe-s0 ouncers Dake, vie TA Suited the boon at — mates | From Winona Institute No: 8501 * Price Ze Street : oe terssssressanansansanns tlassie: loafer (upper right) » Cold Roast Beef ‘With: would have Sone up its the age, the heart feel as though it p Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw, - 6325 Fashion Book Price 25¢ {Olives Dress Up “the wedge heel. This one, also extracted trumps an he Tve| Were jumping or turning POLIS Guilford Ave, will return this Blo «ii uveveive CUY ovsniansssssesssesssncnss Summary Salads | $195. has an unlined oil-tan | Peach Halves Tasty im ks dental y, Ivel over? . .end from Winona Lake, In | A | upper and a s y-neo e, i 5 Answer: The mbst Offices wa hi 5 Windna aXtending| NEMO cocsasesnesssassnsisersen aw a Any summer salad looks twice It 18 a Sandler style, too. { A platter. of thinly sliced “cold jhe game Several Sure 31 explanation is that the heart ne Book classes. at the Winona Institute! 'N | $ d |as inviting with a couple of shiny A third Sandler fashion is [Toast beef garnished with golden ABER in Fern of ent has some extra.beats which ; of Journalism, ssrsasrnninsnascasenaiinnnnine Novel Jala ripe olives garnishing each serv-| the “Bouncer” with two buckled canned cling peach halves filled| “Uno C0" ves awe could| Aare known medically as ex- : SERVE svete Class instructor has been Mrs: Street covessiveses| Fill small cantaloupe halves jing; Their mellow flavor provides, straps-above a ‘saddle-stitched |with chutney will make .wonder- |, you a little ul uh—seasoning.”| ra systoles. This- fs not or+ y ONT INBURANES Robert Walker, editor of Christian, Susetrrarinee |with creamy cottage cheese and|just the right accent to a molded) moccasin toe. In green or brown [ful ‘eating for an informal porch now Tite Magazine, €hicago. ' Twenty OIY svasenrssiararenannsnsnnns top with fruit cocktail for a lunch-|salmon and ‘celery loaf. Serve| calf, it has a crepe rubber sole, | supper. For variety fill some of} Send questions on bridge to Latta + - tates have been represented in leon salad. Serve with a thinia horse-radish sour" ‘cream dress-| and, like the other two’ pairs, | the peach halves with bright cur-| Mr. Blackwood, The Indianap- ———— © the Study group. i State sieeve minty French. ing. g ‘ing with. the salad. B | wears en. price tag. rant Jelly... Snii® ¥ olis Times, Indianapolis 8, ps a t - i E ¥ old 7 L tf ’ : : iin ‘ £ is = - “ v r Fal WE ' fan . y ; 1 ; : : wif he . . t ' " ® t . { 2 . i , - ro 1 nn is \ i ee « { i : jy ii : | 5 1 SRE ik Se > : i A aa aaa ls so sh Shins i