Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1951 — Page 39
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Like Star
Boarder at Home?
ASKS a wife: “Can't you
write something about hus-
bands who act like star boarders in their own homes? “My husband does absolutely nothing about the house, If the baby cries, he hollers for me to do some-
thing. even though I may be in the middle of dishwashing or cooking a meal, bi the older child wants a drink of water he says, ‘Go ask your mother.’ os “He is getting fat from sitting gd
mi work, And it all comes from his firm conviction that everything to do with run-
Ruth Millett ning a house and taking care of children is ‘woman’s work” and
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beneath a. man's dignit,
are re _ yours who still cling to it blind- - ly. ” » ” sos THEY'LL SIT and watch their wives doing hard, physical
“work without ever thinking of
lending a hand. They'll send the children to “Mama” for every
Anagnous
Group Plans
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Luncheon
THE Anagnous Group of Alpha Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Omicron Sorority, will observe. President's . Day with a luncheon at 12:30 LPI Tuesday in the Hotel « Lincoln. Mrs. Edward L. PedJw will be honored. - » »
OTHER OFFICERS are Mrs.
. ¥, W. Schultz, vice president; . Mrs. P. C. Nicoles, secretary-
treasurer; Mrs. C. J. Finch,
. sponsor, and Mrs. W. D. Kee- { nan, honorary president.
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Mrs. Rose B. Katterhenry, Balboa Beach, Cal, will speak. ! The group has chosen the best books of 1950 for the year's
Mrs, Jasper Scott and Mrs. Leland Watson are delegates to the Seventh District of
Committee personnel of the ‘include Mesdames William L. Sharp, R. 8. Miller,
“ Charles N. Symons, Finch and
Keenan; program; Mrs. Symons,
# ‘discussion “leader; Mrs.” R. L. _ Johnston and Mrs, Harry Wat- ” son, telephone, and Mrs. Keen-
nan, publicity.
Thermometer Is
Practical Gift
One of the most practical
few people ever think of it. Everyone takes a thermometer for granted, and the result is that each person has to buy his own. Now on the market is a chrome trimmed, all © metal weather-proofed outdoor thermometer in attractive gray enamel which can be installed outside any window of home or nt. + The face is four inches in diameter, even through slightly misted windows. Just a glance tells Mother how to dress the children and tells Father if he should wear ‘his topcoat or overcoat.
Washable Slipcovers
Make washable slipcovers for high-chair pads and play-pen pads, so they can be tossed into the household washer at the first sign of soiling.
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“Tomorrow's Fashions Today”
good taste is not an extravagance,
good tailoring need not be expen-
small need. They'll hurry a wife, who is trying to get the whole family ready, to go out instead of pitching in and helping a little so the last minute things can be done quickly. # - "
‘AND THEY'RE PROUD of ‘themselves, into the bargain, What they don’t realize is that they are missing the real joy of ‘family living by acting like star boarders. They have wives who resent
them, Instead of feeling close to
them. Their children, in time, begin to look on Dad as someone to steer clear of-——and give all their love to mother,
isn’t. around, expecting service
and offering nothing to family . - ving but his pay check.
If you can make your husband see that in reality he— even more than you-is losing out by his star boarder attitude he may change his ways.
In a Personal Vein— Weiner Roast Set
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Camp* bell, 1020 N. Hamilton Ave. will entertain with a wiener roast for their daughter, Janet Ruth; tonight. - » ® MISS MARLENE Marcus, ‘daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Marcus, 56565 N. Meridian St., will enter Ohio State
daughter, Clarke, missionary in the Belgian Congo who recently returned home. Mrs. Clarke will spend a few weeks with her parents before returning to the Congo.
Designer Gives’ Fitting Secrets
“The smartest dress in the world is nothing if it does not fit you,” warns Hattie Carnegie. “To the hours of shopping time searching for the dress of your dreams, never fail to add one more, all-important half-hour before a triple mirror with an expert fitter. Miss Carnegie’s secrets of fitting perfection: Make sure the waistline has “contour,” curving down at the back; adjust side seams to avoid either bulges or tightness at the bosom or thighs; make sure that a tailored collar fits snugly against the back of the neck.
Makes Candle Fit
To fit a candle snugly into its holder, try this trick. Light a kitchen match and cayefully hold the flame to the wrong end of the taper, moving it about until the entire base of the candle is soft and drippy., Then extinguish the match, and quickly press the candle into its candlestick. Be sure to
arrange it in a perfectly upright
so it can be read °
position before the wax hardens.
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8 FRIDAY
sivé, good fabrics are the birthright of every SUIT, DRESS or COAT
you put on.
That's why a selection of any part of your wardrobe is a prize when it
comes: from Cees 2 Ample Free Parking a pnd
Mrs. Louise Wark
Mrs. Harriet G. West, director of the Home Service
Division, Indianapo Power and Light Co, will de af the third of a r-program series tomorrow in Power
and Light Co. Auditorium. To be held from 4 to 6 p.m. the comprehensive course is planned tc bring up-to-the-minute information on elec tricity in the home to the home economics teachers of Marion County. “The Electric Home Laundry” will be the subject of the afternoon’s program. Dr. Elaine Knowles Weaver, associate professor of home economics, Ohio State University, will discuss “Washers and Dryers.” “Ironing” will be the subject of Mrs. Louise Wark’s talk. Mrs. Wark is home service advisor of the Power and Light Co.
Avoid Milk Curdling
When a recipe calls for milk combined with an acid food — as in a combination of tomatoes and milk for cream of tomato soup or milk and an ‘acid fruit juice for sherbet— add the acid food gradually to the milk, not vice versa, if you . want to avoid turdiing.
Don't Use for Watlles
Next time you start to repaper a room or two, get out the electric mixer, It does a wonderful job of blending the wallpaper paste to Iump-free | smoothness.
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Laundry Talk
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Florida Trip Will Follow
erin Hotel will follow the marriage of Miss Harriet Glick and Sidney Berger at 6:30 p. m. tonight. Rabbi William P. Greenfeld, . Bethel Temple, will officiate at the double-ring ceremony in the hotel. Mrs. Isadore Glick, 5984 Central Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Berger, Lafayette, are the parents of the couple. . s t 5 MRS. NATHEN SWIFF will attend her sister as matron of honor. The bride chose Miss Saralee Sorkin,’ Chicago, Miss Rita Lewin and Miss Sylvia Adelsman, bridesmaids; Janet and Sharon Sachs, junior bridesmaids,
"and. Autumn Berger, flower-
girl. They will wear ballerina frocks in pink, light blue and royal blue. Daniel Sorkin, Chicago, will be best man. Paul Zimmer-
. man and ‘Leonard Silver,
Lafayette, Norman Glick and Mr. Swiff will be ushers.
THE BRIDE will carry a cascade bouquet of amazonica lilies and stephanotis with her Chantilly lace and satin gown accented with a cathedral train. A seed pearl and lace tiara will hold her fingertip veil. Following a trip to Miami Beach, Fla. the couple will live in Lafayette. The bride attended St. Louis University and the bridegroom at-
First Poetry Meeting Set
. Indiana Poetry Society mem- | bers will ‘open their fall season with a 1:30 p. m. meeting Saturday in the YMCA. There” will be an election of officers. Mrs: H. A. Schmutte will preside at the business session, Members will give the pro- { gram including music and orig- | inal poems,
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Nancy J. Hooper Becomes
Bride of Thomas J. Lee
T a double - ring ceremony yesterday morn-
| ing in SS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral, Miss Nancy J. Hooper became the bride of Thomas J. Lee. The Lev. Fr. James P. Higgins read the vows. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harold H, White, 2010 N. Alabama St, and Mrs. Anthony M. Lee, 919 Bradbury Ave. Miss Patricia Kraina came from Milwaukee, Wis., to be maid of Honor and Miss Joan Megal was bridésmad,
THEIR "GOWNS of mint green talleta and tulle were
Miss Spear, Mr. White Wed
Two Indiana University graduates, K. Spear and Paul J. White, were united In marriage at an 11 a m. ceremony yesterday Lourdes Catholic Church. The bride, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Spear, 4603 Washington Blvd., chose an ice blue imported French
Chantilly lace dress styled
with a sheer yoke, full skirt and small train.
= - - HER ICE BLUE illusion veil was caught to a lace crown and she carried a bouquet of rosebuds centered with a white orchid. Wine net and velvet ballerina frocks were worn by
Miss Rosemary
th Our Lady of
fashioned with fitted bodices and ‘batesu necklines accented with trapunto embroidery.
The bride's gown of Chan-. - tilly lace over satin was highlighted with a seed pearl and’ tubbe bateau neckline. bouffant skirt was ankle length and she carried a cascade bouquet of pom pons centered with a white orchid.
JAMES T. LEE was his brother’s best man and Robert C. Lee was usher. A wedding breakfast was held in the Lake Shore Country Club and the reception was in the bride’s home.
4 Miss Mary Catherine Brewer, maid of honor, and Mrs. Valan Boring and Mrs. Max Cowan, Crawfordsville, James D. White came from New York to be his twin brother's best man and ush-
ers were William T. White Jr ;
and William Welch. » =” td A RECEPTION was held in the Marott Hotel. The bride, who attended Stephens College and is studying for her masters degree at Butler University, is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Mr. White, the son of Mr, and Mrs. W. T. White Sr. 5128 E. Washington 8t., is a member of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity.
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Color Talks
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Miss Patricia Playter of New: York will be in Wasson’'s tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday to give a series of informal
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CARLOS RECKER, PL-7847 1451 N. Delaware St.
Be sure and see our exhibit at
the Indianapolis Original Antique Show, Spink Arms Hotel, starting Thursday, Sept. 27 for four = We will
and many interesting small items including a special group of fine Oriental antiques. Shop open week days 10 a. m. to
5 p. m. * *
THE VILLAGE STORE Have added many items of antiques you haven’t seen, well worth your “time to drive out. Beautiful light wood slant lid secretary, light wood 5-drawer chest, large finger carved love seat frame, pine dressing table, cranberry gas shade, handsome pair large hearse lamps, beds, chests, cupboards, stands and chairs, refinished settle, original Arrowback Mammy bench. Closed today, afterward by appointment or chance. Mémber of Antique Dealers Assn. of Indiana. Just 11 miles Bast of Indianapolis and 4 miles West of Greenfield on U, 8, 40. Phone Greenfield 4041.
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ANTIQUES
Gorgeous 6 leg maple dropleaf
table, chairs, beds, cherry chest, water wy hutch ta-
ble, small tables. Early trestle .
table, pair of lovely lamps, pair of lovely lamps, 16 pc. china condiment set,’ copper. Many unusual pieces reasonable. WM, BOYD, 5500 AMNisonville Rd. (Hy. 81 NJ). *
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CUPBOARD CORNER Walnut teacart, >
poplar trundle 2} |. bed, ash drop cx 8s leaf tables, 8 | £0 leg walnut drop '< 5)
leaf tables, ash :
. very popular and
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display and. | offer for sale small furniture, Jewelry, china, glass and silver
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To Decorate Windows
Times Spechal NEW YORK, Sept. 22. The solution’ to window dec~ orating problems is often in the correct use of the drapery hardware, There are many different kinds of rods and fix. tures to help you achieve the
desired effect.
Whatever Kind of window you
peries ‘are fashion news. these, traverse rods in sion and cut-to-measure types are available. There are traverse rods for for curved
They can be_ purchased so that they pull a pair of dra-
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riety trified Penge lamps, including two cranberry color Bohemian glass, pair of beautiful Lustres, hand painted fish service in Haviland, large Spode covered tureen with ladle, sets and individual pitchers and steins, variety of unusual colored and pressed glass tumblers, some gold decorated, wanted items in copper and brass including coffee pot and tea kettle, Be tates appraised and purchased. Hours daily and Sunday, 11
a. m to.5 p. m., Mon, Wed, Pr. Eve, T to 9. ik ok
WEINBRECHT'S ANTIQUES 2449 West 16th St. 2 Blocks West ‘of Jane. Hy. 136 and 52. A TE] Antique lamps and cut glass, parts to repair antique lamps, large iron kettle and wagon wheels, Free off street parking or Speedway bus stops. at or door: Hours 12 to 5. CA-4026.
NAY. INDIA ORIGIN INDIANAPOLIS ANTIQUE SHOW SPINK ARMS HOTE Opens Hugs:
Sunday, Sept. 30,6 po. m, Reliable Dealers and Quality merchandise. Grand Door prize ' Sunday at 5 p. m. For booth space reservation contact GRACE WONNING, MANAGER 2038 N. Meridian a HI-1866 Indiagapolie, I nang : * COUNTRY FARE * itm
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