Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1949 — Page 28

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Success in curtalning @epends quite as much on com-| faelf

duty of letting in

glow as it filters.

- ing bocia or binghas.

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~ Consider Also — - Need for Privacy

maker -is-not likely to--be-the.-

occasion for her taking a bow, as | 1.38 on 4 Iaiger stage. Mors Huely

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‘Windows,

mon sense as on artistic sensi- . Since the purpose of windows 1s to let in light and air, the ‘curtain material you . choose

this purpose. At the same ng the need for privacy is even Joore - urgent in a world that presses closer about us.

- further rather. than frus.|

Curtain fabrics coming from|

the looms of two of the country’

great textile mills have been de-|

ed ‘to accomplish - the double light while Weeping out the public gaze with translucent, but not transparent, ‘weaves. The return of old-fash-

““doned ‘mull (you remember the

BIL, opaque cotton with a silken finish?) for dresses brings up the interesting possibility of ity use in curtains. an A mull-like fine denier rayon

which takes a print applied by a

“ADecial process that gives a handpainted effect is being made, Very -oheery for a country cottage or #ebreakfast room are the espalier ‘Plitterns in this mull-like cloth— panels of gay color, red. Sroed and yellow, on creamy whi

Pastel Colors

For those who like patterned

fangings there is a rayon twill has

all the crispness and body of cotton, takes soft colored

of fadeless Servlet it will give. The pastoral designs in par-

ticular are cool and restful cational film, placid sheep and plump, contented) Assistant hostesses will in green clude Misses paetures, or old-world chateaux| Frances M., White, and leafy trees, all in softened Brown and Ethel M. Swartz, Mrs. to be opened at the pienje grounds two alike. go ator ita allow” “the Tight

brown cows grazing

penetrate and impart 2 tinted

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lh; i cL ah

- Pencil. Boxes..and School Bags

+ -Now pastels, high deep shades rival the conventional background. And even the the ost 0st | peried minded folks admit the new trend has Lob advantage or ‘mors varied and intaresting table ARNE ol

LS Ayres &

FOR SCHOOL DAYS

Ayres’ Children’s Accessories; Fourth Floor

ments,

to @ Oty

a cludes a. liques of Irish

looms: Damask

fami} mater

china cy, and high dally sudsings The Lenox

Illinois Bt,

will preside, -

A. Plastie "gun™ containing pencils, erayons

B: Plastic kit Aitted with pencls, pen holder, colored pencils. §9¢ a C. Bag with washable . Ideal for carry.

Sophisticated feeling, the Sails will lend

piece is mingled dogwood roses, and the sterling Helrk Rose.

sturdy enough

tionally ‘with. ? hina and white linen “le

colors and

the patterns. is Lanox ‘china’s i

hs thet are arranged on formal lines.

"THE ‘SETTING at right inpale yellow _organdy cloth with matching - leaf ap-

linen; the centerand

Ithough the china is predominantly . for formal it's flexible enough for simple meals, too. The superior. , Tong firings and exquisite . craftsmanship in .fine 1 ve it amazing strength as well as eggshell transparen-

luster. Thus it's to withstand without npirg |

delicate patterns.

Bellevue-Maroon

pattern’ 1s available at Charles | Mayer's and Ayres’.

Mrs. Coburn

Is Hostess:

Mrs. Augustus Coburn, 4828 N.| will Thursday for the August meeting ot the Pilot Club of Indianapolis. The line includes canned ham- cut in inch segments and threaded A 6:15 p. m. picnic supper willl be served to members and their husbands.

Agnes - Mahoney,

I -Trout:-—and Mrs. Mike and- toasted. over the open fire, heen her hobby. for several y Hanrahan. Mrs. Ethel E, Minney and canned pork and beans and She hopes to have 100.0 ‘frank :

use,

in.

Umbrellas, 1.98

Gay plaids and solid colors with novelty handles. In children's sizes for ‘easy management.

2 Color + difinguishe table setting.

Canned ‘Meat Aids Picnic

Be prepared for those gay spur- sticks, tomatoes for out-of-hand| | ot- the-moment picnic plans with, eating and a selection of fresh lan emergency shelf stocked with| fruit, and you have the making | canned ready-to-use favorite fare of a wonderful party. | for outdoor parties. | The canned franks also may be Ideal for these picnics are a/sliced over a bowl of potato or

burger patties, ready for instant on sticks kabob style with small heating and service in buns; onions, or tomatoes and heated | hovpes ham with & moviks Sgver over the fire

Randolph Coats, well-known ideal for sandwiches or casseroles portrait painter, will be the guest skinless pork sausage links to Kentucky Woman speaker. . He will show his edu- make a hearty and delicious out“Sittin’ Pretty.”

door or indoor breakfast, and the Collects 30,000 Buttons favorite frankfurters. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Mrs. E.| One picnic suggestion is the 5 Berlin of Jenkins, Ky. has a

Collecting them PATS. furter

an, crisp carrot/fore many more years.

, FRanklin 4411

: chafing gO

BE that many women who come to

\ ask her to recommend an antique’

goes ol

Ideal for Modern Sunday Night Supper

many bigger displays of modern

grandmother's ed by an alcohol burner,

Different Dishes _Brobeck, author of “Cook It in a Casserole’ says

{her for chafing dish recipes also

where they can buy an al-

Feigring Women. i be

Glass Squa

re Snack Ta

shop \cohol-heated chafing dish with a. [porcelain-lined cooking pad. Brobeck includes recipes. tor si simple but delicious chafing

such as chicken

{with almonds, peas breton and!

|brofled tomatoes with peppers, In| can be turned hollow side up to be planed ith

her cook book. She ts hav: ing all the needed cooking items joe -large tray, *surrounding the

pi Ae-de dish."

CHICKEN "with "ALMONDS INGREDIENTS: 2 small cl

ens, or 1 large one; 1 thep. —

4 cups water; 1 thsp.. salt. METHOD: Wash and clean the dressed and cleaned chicken in|side and out. Rub with the vineigar (or lemon juice) inside and t. Let boil slowly till tepder.. Skim off the fat. Let cool, and

be hostess new line of canned meat items. macaroni salad or they may be cut meat from the bones.

Genevieve combination frankfurters, ready collection of 30,000 buttons, no and heat thoroughly. Season, and a8 has'add the horsevadish. wAdd the’

chicken, heat through. Serve with

‘be- rice of delicately" seasoned;

{noodles. Recipe. serves six. i

halves of large the table has a flat glass top surface, but or all of the squares Senay or to | serve party snacks. R be awiiatie

2) (foods in the daily diet. Then, too.

This snack table is made of four A ay

glasssquares lass bricls: With fis bottoms of fhe Susres up

abs re

in case of breakage or as extra

Chilled Soup Correct Now

Ever start -a--summer dinner, clum for adults, and recent nutri{with a cup of chilled cream of (tion SEperimtnts Joint out the rtan e high grade {spinach soup garnished with little/ proteins of milk in every meal, crispy crackers and minced pars- it hehooves us all to use milk and ley? It's well worth a try, and milk-made foods In generous so is the socially - prominent amounts. : chilled vichysgoise — a leek and] ——————————————— [potato soup rich with the creamy Mums. Can Be Fooled

{smoothness that evaporated milk gives to such mixtures. | You can fool chrysanthemums Made with milk, these soups into earlier bloom by shortening |provide an excellent method of the day with a shade built over |insuring a larger use of the dalry| mum bed. This is useful for there's a fragrant fruit soup that|those “varieties that normally

rls served icy cold topped with | bloom #0 late they get caught by hipped evaporated milk and frost.

garnished with a sprig of water-| cress—a novelty soup as delicious a nye Pillowslip Party Set Since the National Research Our Own Club will give a beneh Council on Nutrition recommends fit pillowslip card party at 1:30 lan increase to three cups of milk p. m. tomorrow in the Food Kraft

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The exhibit will be open to the public from 5 to § p. m. Saturday,

-|and from 11 a. m. 108 p. m. Bune

day. Mrs. Ivan Groomer is chairman for the even theme, "Outdoor Living.”

an » Artist and Mrs. Harold J. Hayes,

Tea Is Arranged The Liberty Garden Home

‘ imakers’ Club will hold an aftem

noon garden tea at 1 p. m, Thurs day In the home of Mrs. J. NK

per Gay to supply adequate cal. Shop, K. of P Building.

Pm SER A SU NE A Nu

Schoolgirl Purses, 3.00*

A. Brown leather over-the-shoulder bag.

B. "School Mate" purse in brown, red, green, black and navy.

C. Sorduncy bag with twin compartment. Red, / green and brown. #

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a, A AIO FS EON RV IPE

Teen Accessories

‘Silk Scarf +. + in beautiful accent colors. |.00 > golden numbers for graduates of 1.00*

. includes mirror, key chain and

| .00*

Year Pin . '50 .and ‘51.

Fitted Wallet . {lipstick holder.

*Plus tax

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AND COOL NIGHTS

. Warm Washable

Robes

Ayres’ chido s Jrdersoar Fourth Floor

AS dn br, lr, pink fmt)

and rom forge. Sis 2 ob, 6 40 4

3.50: He

8. Quilted cotton with floral pattern. Blue, pink tL . and yellow. Sizes 4 to bx, 4.00 8 te 14,

C. White chenifls

apples. Sineé 3

with a border of bright red

D. Quilted coMop, clover print. Navy, blue and"

fo bx; 3.98: 810 12, 5.98

wine. Same 4 to bu 4.90: 8 te 14 6.08

iment,

ans Ihlidiaies 2 T -

Stevenson, Hunter Road.

r gift to you . . . an original

“silhouette of your child out by this copies, If desired, 280; frames, " 38¢. Come in with your baby or child this week. Age mit is to years)

famous artist. Additional

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Ayres’ Chitdron's Shore, Fourth Fioee

soft puffs at { “and if enough used at sides i peed be no spoil a tidy lc ..S Hair that's plait can be br

: across the hea

to clear a ne locks. The can be braide ‘colored yarn, of cotton fa i endless, 2 It's the look effort to st “makes the im grooming. Th en often sgpel Detween the

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