Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1951 — Page 7

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i BY EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD I AM A woman over 40, know how to sew but how

can I get a good fit and that professional finish? I live

alone and I just can’t seem to make smart-looking clothes, though my workmanship is good.—Mrs, Elsie 8.”

It is, of course, the well-fitted garment that gives flattery to -.

the figure. It's the clever tuck here and the little dart there which emphasize your good points and subtly disguise the bumps and bulges, if you are so careless as to have them. ; 4 I find that achieving good fit is no problem today to the woman who has a thermoplastic dress form. It overcomes that age-old dressmaking difficulty of fitting yourself. It enables any woman to fit her clothes exactly and it cuts dressmaking’ time in half because it eliminates the chore of trying on. » " rd ” “ » AT YOUR local sewing center the thermoplastic material is molded on you, curve for curve, As this is an exact mold of your body it will also reproduce any lumps or bulges, so if you have any, better get rid of them before you have this ‘stand in” made. Even though you may never be a movie star you can have your own “stand in"! . You can see exactly how you look to others. So, at long last, it has happened—the “gift is gi’ us to see oursel’s as ithers see us"! A few tips on fitting are these. Shoulder pads should be pinned directly to the form and used for all fittings. When fitting back bodices ‘always allow one inch of slack in the pattern from neck, down center back to the waist, for easier arm movement.

» # 2 A LITTLE slack ghould also be allowed around the armhole. Garments are put on dress form right side out because of the difference in the right and left side of your own figure. Always make generous seam allowances.

Fund Drive [The Times P Report Made HETREZT

Fifth of Symphony Goal Is Reached

Representing the Indianapolis i} Jewish Welfare Federation, Morris Goodman gave the Women's Committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society a $500 check yesterday at the first report meeting of the orchestra’s main- SRN tenance fund drive. The meet- Bb : ing was in the Indianapolis Ath- \ letic Club. Mrs. John A. Alexander, maintenance campaign chairman, reported a total of $10,022 had been raised toward the goal Of/§S $50,000. Of this amount, the Women's Division accounted for $5807. /% The Men's Division was responsible for $4125. . Guest speaker at the “Dutch~ treat” luncheon was H, Frederick Willkie, former president of thes ‘Louisville Philharmonic Society.| “ “It is important to every clvicminded citizen to see that the symphony orchestra is maintained,” he said. “ The campaign will through Feb. 26 with the next! report meeting . scheduled,” for § Monday in the TAC Sky Room. \ Mayor Bayt will speak.

Dinners Set By Auxiliaries

Two American Legion Auxliaries are announcing future events. The Irvington Unit and Post will hold a joint “pitch-in"dinner| at 6:30 p. m. Friday in the home, | 124 8, Downey Ave. Seperate business meetings will be held after dinner. Wayne Unit will mark “Americanism” month of the Legion Auxiliary at its meeting tomorTow. . Presiding at the 8 p. m. event in the post home, Oliver Ave. and Holt Road, will be Mrs. Robert Jester. “Americanism” chairman is Mrs. Eldon Houck vO A Indianapolis 9, Ind. Next Tuesday, ayne nit| : members will sponsor a public| No. 8235 Price 25¢ card party at 8 p. m. in the post SiZ€. 000s Fashion Book Price 25¢

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- Events—

Heyl Study—2 p. m. 38th st. Send an additional 5c for firat-

branch, Merchants National class postage to receive pattern Bank, Program, Mrs. Joseph more quickly. { Copeland. Anniversary party. |

Rio de Janeiro Chap,, ITSC— : 10:30 a. m. Mrs. Walter Kellum, Meeting Conducted

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tip 5596 ~ ‘By MRS. ANNE CABOT Either of these frocks will serve as any little tot's candy, ice tream and cake dress. Both are inexpensive to crochet and work up easily in no time at all.” Paftéerns 5596 and 5145 include complete crocheting instructions, material . requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Pattern +5596 comes in sizes 2 and 4 years; pattern 5145 .comes in sizes 1 and 2.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Eat Well for Less—

Western

Stew Easy On Budget

Not at All Hard To Eat, Either

By GAYNOR MADDOX WHEN a stew tastes good, everyone is happy, including the

ily, try this Pacific coast variation on the stew theme:

WESTERN STEW

Three pounds beef, three teaspoons salt, pepper, paprika, one tablespoon chili powder, one cup Burgundy wine or one cup water {with one tablespoon lemon juice, two cups cut-up carrots, two cups cut-up celery, one cup sliced onion, foyr cups cut-up potatoes, two tablespoons minced parsley. Use less tender cuts of beef and cut in uniform pieces one to twoinch cubes. Dredge meat in a paper bag containing a mixture of flour salt, pepper and paprika. Brown in three tablespoons hot |fat in heavy kettle, turning to {brown meat on all sides. Add the {wine or water and lemon juice jand enough boiling water: to al'most cover.

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Contestants Named [tightly and simmer meat about Miss Marillyn Shaw, president tWo hours, or until almost tender. of the Shortridge Student Board, Do not boil. Add vegetables and announces candidates for Blue-| continue cooking until tender, belle and Uglyman, most popular To thicken gravy, slowly stir in senior girl and boy in the schoal,|® paste made by blending flour Bluebelle candidates include 80d water. Continue. heating a Lynn Boatman, Nanci Browning, | feW more minutes to cook the Jenny Byrme, Virginia Clark, Ar- Starch in the flour, Serves eight. {lene Clifton, Mary Garstang, Judy

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Hanna, Jane Johnson, Carolyn, Wednesday's Menus t Myers, Marillyn Shaw and Bar-| bara Smith. | BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, Uglyman candidates are James| Oatmeal, cinnamon toast, cofBalch, Thomas Evans, Lynn| fee, milk.

|Harshbarger, Joseph Hartley, James Jinks, Rolland Perry, John | Peterson, Ward Sexson, William Shardelow, Robert Tharp and Ward Walker, | The Bluebelle-Uglyman dance] will be at 8:45 p. m. Saturday in! the Shortridge gymnasium.

VALENTINE LUNCHEON: Tomato bouillon in cups, salted crackers, minced chicken scuffle with cream faucg and green peas, hot biscuits, butter or fortified margarine, celery hearts, Valentine cakes with coco-

Hostess Announced | nut pastel frosting, mints, Mrs. G. Gale Graber, 3350 Col| te& milk. : : lege Ave., will be hostess for the DINNER: Two roasted

Golden Wheel Committee of the Caroline Scott Harrisen Chapter, DAR, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in| her home. An American Red! rolls, butter or fortified mar. Cross film “Is Your Home Fun” garine, cranberry tarts, cofwill. be shown, 2d | fee, milk. ;

stuffed broiler-fryer chickens, giblet gravy, baked potatoes, buttered green beans, soft

'Sororities—

Several Groups Schedule Style Shows and Lectures

Activities for sorority members range from style shows to

lectures this week.

: Members of Betm Beta Chapter, Alpha Chi’ Omega will meet| {today in the home of Mrs. John Burkhart, 7031 Washington | {Siva The program will feature a lecture and demonstration oh} “Hair Styles and Hats,” presented by Monsieur Adolphe, of the|

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By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor

Q—I have often wondered if when African violet leaves droop they will ever resume their upright posture or if one should clip off

such leaves thus throwing the strength into" the younger leaves? L. C. :

A—Unless the drooping is caused by lack of water the leaves are unlikely to stiffen up again. If you catch droopy leaves before they are too far gone sometimes you can root them to start new plants. (Note—Will “Edgewood” please send stamped self-addressed envelope for either herself or her friend to get the requested African violet information. Gen-

The top winners will be awarded one of the four grand prizes—-a Philco electric range that anapolis Power & Light Co.

Announce Recipe Winners Tomorrow

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Mrs. L. Marshall Vogler, Mrs. Harriet West, Miss Marian Schleicher and Mrs. Stena Marie Twiname, semifinal judges in The Times Recipe Contest, look over the 16 winning entries from the

Grand prize winners in The Times Recipe Con-|service director of Radio Equipment Co.; Mrs, test will be ‘announced at tomorrow's. session of Stena Marie Twiname, home economist at King The Times Cooking School which begins at 8:15|an's; Mrs. L. Marshall Vogler, a homemaker and P. m. in the Murat Theater. Tomorrow morning's former director of nutrition for the Indianapolis

American Red Cross, and Mrs.

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third and fourth places for the

master, a Sunbeam Coffeemaster and a Sunbeam entire contest will be decided by Miss Schleicher;

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Study Course Plans Meeting Friday

Dr. Alberta Jones will discuss “What to Expect in Behavior and

the third meeting of the preschool through primary study course. The course is sponsored

a. m,, will be in Room 215 Man-

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v A troduce the speaker. % 3 ANNE CABOT 5 a Biadgs Ssivice WHI follow lus The Indianapolis Times onor guest for the meeting | nner. edges include es7 . today of the Indianapolis/dames Francis L. Hutchinson, \ 372 W. Quincy St. Alumnae of Delta Gamma willlJohn H. Waltham and James W. Chicago 6, Il. be Mrs. Henry Downing, Louis-/Sexson. : ville, province secretary. | Mrs. Dee Andrews is chairman No. 5596 Price 20c | A pitch-in supper will be at gf the dinner. No. 5145 Price 20¢ |p. m., followed by a style show, ‘ presented by Wasson’s, at Tao Mr. Be Mec omb, 6313 Rive Name Seen s ess RtRERRBIIRRIR ORS (P.M, ‘Indianapolis Alumnase Chapter : hostess pert Fatout will be or Gamma Phi Beta at its 7:30

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Calvert in Charge Of College Decorations

Times. Special OBERLIN, O., Feb. 13 — Miss organization will be held Apr. 25 Elizabeth Calvert, daughter of

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Couple Here To Be Feted

in the Riley Room of the Clay- George Calvert, Indianapolis, will {pool Hotel. Members of the Ft. be in charge of decorations for {Wayne Alumnae Chapter will as- the 46th annual “Yale-Princeton” { sist the local group in arrange- all star women's basketball game {ments for the annual event. lof Oberlin College Thursday. Ft. Wayne co-chairman are! Presentation of awards to win-

A series of parties will be given Mrs. Frederick Ruoff and Mrs. ning class and house teams in

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Helen Leonard, Acton, hostess, '°8 of the Indiana Hair Fashion bride-to-be in” Ayres’ Tea Room “Power of a Woman," Mrs. J./Guild was Sunday at the Hotel today. A spinster dinner will be R. Williams. Lincoln, ‘Under discussion were given tonight by Miss Roberta

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