Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1951 — Page 15

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dT) Wedding Pretty Enough to Wear All // Day Long Eat Wel ir Los— 1] Attendants; TL Danish |

; pretty ‘enough to wear all nS

a | Date Named CL | long. Narrow ruffling makes a

nice trim and the belt ties crispEmily Kimbrough's

Pudding Is The Berries

ly in back. Note the interesting side closing. Pattern 8327 is a sew-rite perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14,

i kis S it MAY VALUE EVENTS

; ; Daughter to Marry | it 3 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, 3% yards | © By GAYNOR MADDOX ran Times Speci | oc SBE ow | COPENHAGEN — The Mrs. Keon PHILADELPHIA, May ‘18 — + A neat button front dress is American ambassador to Den- ‘ —106542 4 Miss Al Emily Wrench has an- versatile and charming and de- » . ' . Note the Fabric and the Price Compare This Price —10 2 nounced’ the date and the at-!| | lightfully easy to sew. Few pat- mark, Mrs. Eugenie Ander—9 762 tendants for her wedding to Rich- | tern pieces and a clearly illu- son, invited .us.to luncheon at the —K 5 ard Bancker McCurdy, strated sew chart arescertain to Embassy. Her Danish .cook re- Meg's 4.95 Nylon and Acetate 2 19¢ yd. Th br ide-to-be is the daughter | please novice and expert at sented serving plain American ) - ‘of Mr5‘®imbrough Wrench, bet-| : sewing. food when she knew so many. » . ; y ter known as author Emily Kim. | 3 [3 Patdern 8722 is a sew-rite per- richer dishes. aH 14 2 © brough, native of Muncie, Ind. | forated pattern in sizes 14, 16, | But. our sympathetic “hostess. SPORTS: SHIRTS. ORT DENIM © “Mr. and Mrs. Fry ubréy Meg 4 18, 20; 40, 42, 44, 46. Size .16,.: wy aware of the lavish meals the : } ais id 'Curdy; Chestnut Hill, are the 37 yards of 39- inch." x e Danes Hud been giving | § parents: of tHé prospective bride-! Send today for your copy of us. She thought a simple Ameri- 2. . : grooms the spring and summer Fashion, ican chicken pie would be welcome, The Jung 9 ceremony will be in kk our complete pattern magazine. |It-tasted plain wonderful. ! en % RTH EAST the ‘Episcopal Church of the Re-|’ N It's colorful, interesting, infor- Two days later we sat in the . 5 C T All Pasq deemer, Bryn Mawr. A reception | mative. Smart, easy. to make spacious dining room of the sec-| : : will follow in Mrs. Wrench’s near- frocks; decorating tips; gift pat- ond lady of Denmark. |

by Haverford home.

terns printed for you.

Madame Kraft's daughter and |

her granddaughter lunched with] us. The “simple home -meal” turned out to be grapefruit with!

Maid- of Honor

Miss Margaret De Vecchi, New|

SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times

| § r Nylon and acetate—the fabric combo that's Stripes and plains for playclothes, dusters,

York, will be maid of honor. ] 214 W. Maryland St. \mounds of sugar, Bory cutie with easy to wash, quick to dry. Smart for summer spreads and drapes. Pre-shrunk and fast-color. 1 : : hrooms, as an 0 otato| a . . . . " aE gestuzios bi be Mrs. | : Indianapolis 9, Ind. [a a three Pe activitfes in your choice of pastel colors. Wide choice of popular colors. 36" Wide. arles Hancock, Mrs. Richard | i ’ ? Bowdoing Neiley and Miss Locke No. 8327 Price 30c of bread. Block's Men's Furnishings, Street Floor Block's Fabrics, Fourth Floor Kennedy, all of Philadelph i / No. 8722 Price 30¢ Next a platter of Danish cheeses y, adelphia, | and another of sliced salami and! John G. McCurdy will be his! : Size...... 722 ressed ham. J ——— brother’s best man. Ushers will! 2% Fashion Book Price 25¢ \P rt BI WarnTpastries fresh| include R. Parker Kuhn, New| BEY NATO oueiiaoneiiviieniiie ite | Special Savings on a Best Selle Toddler's York; Denholm Jacobs, Boston: | i =k from Mamade Minister's favorite P g est Seller

ssssessceveneens

Arthur Milam, Jacksonville, Fla.: ‘Medical Center Plans

‘osu Alumnae _ vey

Harry E. Thayer and Montgomery Street .svecscecerecccscscesense vi 1 i 3 Harris, both of Philadelphia, ‘Annual Campus Review | ODGROD MED FLODE (DAN- 2.50 Alice Carol Plisse Crepe — —— | The third annual campus re-| y ess enssssnsssssssssssnnsns Club to Meet hope RED BERRY PUDDING , j Th D + S view ‘Flapper Follies” will be State “rds rrrsieransnuinsens WITH CREAM) . e octor ays— sponsored by the students at In-! One and two-thirds pounds red } e Exercis diana University Medica! Center Fashion Ex er Luncheon-Bridge ‘currants, one and two-thirds | COTTON SHIRT BOXER SHORTS at 8 p. m. today and tomarrow. P w | ounds raspberries, eight cups| . Y e Sponsored by the intracampus, | Set Tuesday re, one- Oe cup potato flour

| social committee, the show will be|

ed Mrs. Robert B. Plessinger is in or cornstarch, vanilla, blanched | presented in the school ee

|charge of arrangements for the almonds. Boil the washed berries in water

Needs Study

{ rium. annual guest day luncheon- -bridge| $7 QO 7 5 C °

By EpWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. | The 55-member cast includes | jof the Indianapolis Ohio State until all juice is extracted. Strain toa Ines mech of oe exercises |stuydents from the nursing school, | University Alumnae Club. through sieve or cheese cloth. Recult to discuss, partly becom [school of medicine, dentistry, | It will be at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday turn strained juice to fire. Sweetscuss, partly because medical technology, occupational | lin the Meridian Hills Country en to taste.

it has become an emotional ang physical therapy and other,

matter wit |Club. Remove from fire, hot but not . . 5 . ¢ Now a ay beagle that jeticational groups on the campus, | Mrs. E. G. Rich, reservations boiling, and thicken with one-| Sanforized and color-fast with convertible neck- Good for any kind of wear. Toddlers plisse eve exercises chairman, is being assisted by fourth cup potato flour or corn-| [ing and action yoke back. Save on several ‘for

|Mesdames T. M. Held, H. G. Craw- starch to each four cups. Do not crepe boxer shorts in red, blue or green stripe.

ford, R. C. Golt, Herschel Good-!p4i1. Add vanilla. Pour into glass ‘man, Kenneth Schuman and Hugh y,,w]. When it begins to thicken,

iJ. Baker Jr. decorate top with almonds. | | Mrs. John David Baker, retir-| Serve sugar and thick |

will not change the siZe or shape "of the eye permanently and

summer skirts, slacks and shorts. White and

colors. Sizes 32-38.

Block's Blouses, Street Floor

A real value. Sizes |-3.

Smith Colleg ge Club to Meet

Block's Kindergarten Shop, Third Floor

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there fore it Plans Election ng President, will install new of- cream, for four or five. Susanne] could not be . oh include Mrs. Plessinger, P31sbo, one of Denmark’s bestexpected to do Of Officers preaont. Mrs. J. A. Lane ger known cooks and author of “Dan- . orien The final meeting of the In- Mrs. M. J.' Way, first and second ish Cookery,” gave us the recipe. NOTION SPECIALS JEWELRY SPECIALS {dianapolis Smith College Club {vice presidents; Mrs. C. L. Cun-

v/) astigma tism. For such pur- # poses, properly fitted glasses Dr. Jordan are likely to do more The testimony of those who claim to have been helped by | exercises in such conditions | cannot pe ignored, however, and + this subject deserves and is receiving the serious attention of those who are qualified to judge.

{will be at.1 p. m. Monday in the! ‘home of Mrs. Wilbur F. Pell, | Shelbyville. - Following the luncheon election (of officers will take place and | (members wil discuss next year’s benefit project. Miss Melissa Jane . Shortridge High School

'liffe, secretary; Mrs. William Gilbert, treasurer, and Mrs. Held, telephone eh chairman.

Sunday's Menus

i BREAKFAST: Orange | juice, ham and eggs, toasted |

Princess Obolensky An international fashion Hot Dogs Deluse

3.98 Pinking Shears .............3.17 2.98 Foilin Ironing Pad Set ......2.17 1.98 Washable Terry Scuffs ......1.17 $1 Nylon Covered Shoulder Pads ..77¢

Dress, blouse, cap sleeve styles.

English muffins, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.

DINNER: Jellied bouillon, lemon slices, crackers, roast chicken, celery stuffing, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered asparagus, water-

5.98 Rhinestone Necklaces ........3.99

Regular $1 and $2 Ombre ~——Perls T eas1EUng 1.89

Regular $1 and $2 Fashion Earrings ..............79¢c and 1.59

authority, Princess Cathleen | Make frankfurters deluxe by

Mowrer, | Obolensky, will visit Wasson’s | cenior.| Monday and Tuesday. St o's | stuffing them with a mixture of

{bacon and broil as usual.

= n td f IN DISORDERS of the eye

Alice C. Mowrer, 6115 Burlington | the second floor during those | Ave. days.

such as glaucoma and cataracts

She also will hold a fashion |

cress and cucumber salad, French dressing, Danish red

Above prices plus 20% tax

Mrs. William Spiegel, Shelby-

1.98 Ladies’ Plastic Raincoats ....1.47

there is little reason to believe

clinic during the period.

|ville, chairman of the luncheon, “The key to being well-

that eye exercises are helpful. . | will be assisted by Mrs. J. C. De-f 5 2 In fact, exercises may be 94h | Pres and Mrs. William O. Scott, dressed.” says the Princess, ‘is

prevent treatment with drugs | Shelbyville; Mrs. James C. Skin- | to have the proper dress for the

or surgery which would prevent | {ner, Oaklandon, and Mrs. James| occassion. It is not money that

Blindness. mahes the well-dressed women,

It is not wise, therefore, for a person to start on eye exercises unless he is so advised by a competent eye specialist who can observe the progress and is

K. Northam.

| she says, “it is knowledge, care

and planning.” The originator of the Fashion Academy Award and the annual announcement of the 10 best-

Designing Woman

coffee, milk.

SUPPER: Fruit salad. sour cream dressing, assorted cheeses, crisp rolls, butter or fortified margarine, chocolate layer cake, tea, milk.

berry pudding with cream, |

Butler Group

Complete with carrying case.

1.25 Quilted Plastic Chair Pad Sets, 87¢

Red, blue, green, yellow.

Block's Notions, Street Floor

Block's

1.95 Novelty Compacts ..........1.69 1.25 Comb and Compact Sets .....89%

Fashion Jewelry, Street Floor

dressed women in America, the Princess has her own fashion school in New York. | Garments to be modeled in- | clude printed georgettes, sheer crepes, voiles, spun linens in tailored and dressy styles and | cotton laces. |

Usually Much More

i alert for any development which | i make it hazardous to continue.

| Bread Cuts Costs

{ Budget-conscious homemakers get the best value for their food! dollars by ,using bread in main dishes. Contbined with other foods such as meat, fish, poultry and|

Plans Installation

Installation of new officers of [the Butler University Women’s |Faculty Club will follow the annual President’s Day luncheon to-

TOILETRY SPECIALS

Regular 15 for 1.89 Block's Lanolin and Mint Soap ..............]5 for 1.39

Cannon Turkish

HAND TOWELS

39:

Heavy, absorbent quality, 16x26". Solid colors of petal pink, yellow, grey, aqua, citron. Stock up on plenty for summer.

—Elizabeth Hillyer. Try blue and green as a strik- |r ow in Atherton Center.

is . forty |

Question: My son years old, and has been afflicted with Huntington’s chorea {

| ing color scheme. For example, |

. : | New officers are Mrs. DeForest Dishes | the picture above. Here the |o'Dell, president; Mrs. John Best,

James W.

for eight years. Will you please

explain why there is no cure? Packing

vegetables, bread is an important] Answer: This disease is a | Packing dishes for the big walls and rug are deep blue. vice president; Mrs. . part of delicious meat loaf, tasty true heredity disease of the {moving day? Then remember that The white framed furniture is Ferguson, treasurer, and Mrs. 25¢ Hewitt Bulk Soap ........10c bar stuffings and hearty casseroles. nervous system. In addition to (flat dishes packed horizontally| covered in a tweedy fabric that |Galvin Walker and Miss Ruth

|Heitz, recording and corresponding secretaries. Mrs. Harry E. Crull, chairman, twill be assisted by Mesdames F. D. Kershner, A. D. Beeler, G. O. |Comfort and A. C. Eichsteadt.

the fact that there is no cure |crack easily. Wrap each with at| because it is inherited, it is [least two thicknesses of paper| also sad because it does not [and stand them up around the, show up as a rule until a per- [edge with the bottom of the, son is fully grown. ig towdrd the outside of the| arre

Bread binds the ingredients to-| gether and.extends the flavor of| the dishes by catching and hold-| ing-the juices during the cooking] period. ’

combines two shades of green with white. Deep green fringe

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69¢ Plastic Tissue Boxes ..........45¢

edges the white swag-over white drapery. Cushions, for a brisk dash of color, are orange.

3.75 Balpine Pine Oil .1.80*

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/ 1.50 Block's C Sh vessel Designs for Your Towels n ock's Cream Shampoo

*Price plus 20% tax

Block's Drugs, So. Mex. Block's Linens, Fourth Floor.

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Reg. 1.50-1.65 Quality ......99%¢ Reg. 1.75 Quality .........1.09 Reg. 1.95 Quality .........1.29

Regular $2 Quality

Cotton Lisle

T-SHIRTS $7 29

| Cool and comfortable for active or spectator sports. Fine quality cotton lisle in combination Small and medium

You'll recognize these nylons immediately as they are sold every day in our hosiery department. Colors for now and all summer. Sizes 81/3 to 10143.

Block's Hosiery, Street Floor

stripes and plain colors. sizes.

Block's Neckwear, Street Floor

Special Purchase

Mens .1.95, 2.50 and 2.95

Regular 2.20 Yard Value

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT Needlework fans—Anne Cab-

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The Indianapolis Times 372 W. Quincy St.

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