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SUNDAY, JAN. 13, 1952

Times photo by Paul M. Elmore

The Teen of the Week—

AIL JAFFE, The Times’ Teen of the Week, is a Shortridge High School girl with an ambition and she does

something about it.

Her ambition to study ‘in New York with Frances

Robinson Duff iz being aided and abetted locally by parts in Booth Tarkington Civic Theater productions and dramatic programs at Shortridge. ° When Gail isn’t acting or rehearsing, she’s following the work of her favorites, Lynn Fontajne, Helen Hays, Kathryn Sorgen and Doris Paxton. “I adrhire their acting ability and their lives, from the things I've read about them,” she said. : Helen Hays always answers Gail's birthday cards to. her with an informal note, which Gail" reports, stirs her ambitions. A freshman at Shortridge, she is vice president of the Footlights Club and worked on the drama festival as well as this year’s Junior Vaudeville

production. She is also a member of the Girl's Glee Club, the Radio Workshop and the Echo staff. At Civie Theater she has participated either before the footlights or backstage in Robin Hood, Radio Rescue, The

* Twelve Dancing Princesses, The

Taming of the Shrew, Morning Star, Seventeen, Hansel and Gretel, The Three Bears, Marco Polo, Village Green and Eliza beth the Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jaffe, 2933 Ruckle St., Gail's parents, are trying #o train her along culinary lines, she reports. “Mother keeps explaining to mé how young actresses have to economize and I will, too,” she said. “It’s probably a good thing I like salads.”

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Embassy Talk r

Set for Phi Mu

Mis. Leroy Burney, 321 Blue | Ridge Rd., will be hostess at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow for a meeting of the Phi Mu Sorority Alumnae. Mrs. Van Francisco will talk on ‘Life in an American Embassy.” Assisting: the hostess will be Mesdames Maurice Pickett, Lawrence Clark, James Wal-

den, Leo White, B. W. Whaley,. | John J. Huron and William Er- |

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Mrs. Vandivier

Will Entertain

The Indianapolis Branch, Na-

tional League of American Pen |

Women, will meet at 1:30 p. m.

Saturday with Mrs. J. C. Van- |

divier, 3652 N.

Delaware 8t., for dessert. :

Dr. Johnnie R. Smith, Bloom- |

ington, will preside at the business meeting.

Mrs. W. 8S. Grow will give a | “Introducing |

program on

Georgia O'Keefe, Painter.”

Assisting Mrs. Vandivier will |

be Mesdames C. G. Shepherd,

Vate Burner, M. M. Shelley and | 8S. D. Stabler and Miss Helen

McGaughey.

Bridge, Canasta Party Scheduled

The annual bridge and canas-

ta party will be given Saturday | by the Eliza A. Blaker Club in |

the auditorium of the Colonial Furniture Co.

Proceeds will be used for the |

scholarship fund. In charge of the event will be Mrs. Homer DaVie and Miss Adelaide McCarty, chairmen; Mrs. E. O. Neir, prizes, and Miss Mary Louise Neir, candy. Mrs. Clyde Smith is club president.

Civil Defense Talk

“Civilian Defense” will be discussed by Charles E, Broderick at the 1:30 p. m. Thursday Jmeeting of members of Past Presidents of Parent-Teacher Associations in the World War Memorial. The association's

executive board will meet at 12:45 p. m. that day. ;

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OST-HOLIDAY parties,

of necessity, are meager. Carry out your entertaining urge with a hard-times party with the food keyed to the occasion. Slumgullion, salad, garlic French bread and cold beer are the perfect menu: Not only inexpensive, the food carries out the theme of the party and is easy on the hostess. To make the salad, mix together washed and cut-up lettuce, cabbage, carrots, scallions or onions, celery and tomatoes.

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Chill well and pour French dressing over it just before serving.

u = ou THE GARLIC bread is made easily by cutting thick slices of

the French bread almost through to the bottom crust. Pull slices apart slightly and

brush the inside with butter in which g8arlic has been simmered. Pop. it into the .oven until it is crisp. Slumgullion is easy to make in a’ large Dutch oven. Brown three spounds of boneless stew beef in about two tablespoons fat, Pour in one quart of water to which two tablespoons salt, one-half teaspoon pepper,- onefourth teaspoon each of thyme, marjoram and chervil, three sprigs of parsley and one-fourth cup of chopped celéry leaves have been added. . n n u SIMMER THIS covered, about ene hour. Add a dozen medium sized onions and four cups chopped celery and simmer about 30 minutes longer. Add eight medium carrots and peeled Simmer

eight medium potatoes, and cut into quarters. again about 40 minutes.

If desired, three tomatoes, cut into quarters cani be added the last 10 minutes of the cooking time. Remove the meat and vegetables to a ‘serving dish and thicken the broth with a flour and water paste. This will serve from eight to 10.

Water Movie To Be Shown

“Willing Water,” a movie, will be shown by John E. Kleinhenz, Indianapolis Water Cos public relations director, when he addresses the Butler University Mothers Council Friday. The 2 p. m. meeting will be in

Jordan Memorial Hall recreation rgem. Mothers of all Butler stu-

derits are invited to attend. ” » » HOSTESSES WILL be Mesdames J. T. Leaf, Arthur Dunham and D. B. Starr, all of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority Mothers Club, Tri Psi; Mrs. Herbert Harris and Mrs. Ralph Tula, Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club, and Mrs. William Shors and Mrs. Bradford Noyes, Women's Faculty Club.

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