Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1952 — Page 5

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for the Fd Dennises.

With their friends, the Dennises had planned a surprise cocktail party for Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson

who were observing their fifth wedding aniversary, For their part, the Dennises were supposed to donate hors d'ouvres. Mrs. Dennis wore her new cocktall dress, gave last ginute instructions to the baby sitter and went off with her husband and hors d’ouvres for a night of partying. Something was wrong. The Ferguson home was quiet, Mrs. Ferguson answered the door, graciously led her guests in, and was polite enough not to question the fancy dress and strange food gift. A phone call, after an hour of uncomfortable waiting, to one of the other party conspirators informed Mrs. Dennis they had arrived a little too early, To be exact, they were 24 hours ahead of time. Ld n » Mrs. Ann Kimberland entertained with a tea yesterday in honor of her niéce, Miss Betty Lou Monroe, who is visiting here from Chicago. Tomorrow, Mrs. Kimberlin and her niece will go to New York where they will spend the Easter holidays.

~ ” » Whistle while you work is one way to keep happy. But the Hugh Bremmermans, 222 W. 73d St, have found another way. Mr. Bremmerman, who has an architect's office: here, opened one inh Naples, Fla. this year too. It's a profitable way to vacation.

» ~ » Tob Brocker, 3268 $Washington Blvd, has been selected hy movie star Arlene Dahl as “the boy most fun to go out with,” Each student at Lindenwood College submitted a picture of a boy to Paramount Studios where Miss Dahl selected si¥ winners, _ Miss Cynthia Higgins, freshman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Higgins, 3529 Arthington Blvd., submitted Tob’s photo. » ” » After a few weeks of much needed recuperation, the Christamore Aid Society will go back into full swing tomorrow. (It never really stopped.) Members will meet with Mrs. Robert Bohlen, Zionsville. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Jr. and Mrs. Paul DeVault,

» » » Go to the circus to stimulate your imagination, if you have children. That's advice from Mrs. Eunice Mercer. Every night, Mrs. Mercer is surrounded by her two youngsters who eagerly await this story hour, And every night, they expect a new tale. One runs out of fables after so long. That's why Mrs. Mercer always looks forward to the circus. A few hours in the Murat Theater give her enough of a stimuli to last till next year.

» = " Miss Mary Ellen Davis, who recently returned from a visit in Amesbury, Mass., tells a tale about the white church in the town square. As people enter the building, they are confronted with a sign reading “Don’t go to sleep in here. The chairs are awfully hard and will hurt your back.”

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Saturday night

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OMPLETELY in keeping with the modern trend of informal enter-

taining, the snack tray helps lend a note of relaxed friendliness to any party or gathering. Fun for guests, because they feel more at ease when they can help themselves to refreshments, thé snack tray can ine clude almost any assortment of tasty tidbits. However, keep a balance of cheese, meat, fish, raw or crisp foods and crackers when planning the arrangement.

~ » ~ USE A BIG tray and place the cheese to be served in the center, Around the cheese, arrange several kinds of crackers and small dishes of pickles, olives, radishes, raw carrot and celery strips, avocado slices and colorful relishes along with chilled shrimp, spiced ham cubes, deviled tongue spread, sardines, herring, anchovies or any zesty meat and fish. Set the tray in a spot convenient for all guests and complete the festive effect with tall, smart pilsener glasses of sparkling beer. Perfect for a party, beer always adds a friendly air of hospitality, Whether guests are invited or unexpected, a colorful and appetizing snack tray fis easy to arrange in a Jiffy from foods at hand in the refrigerator or cupboard.

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ON THE DAY that you are invited to a party you have a bad cold. WRONG: Go to the party and tell your hostess that You really should be home in bed, but couldn't miss the party. RIGHT: [Telephone your hostess telling her that you can’t come because of a severe cold. By doing so you will show real consideration for the hostess and the other guests, » » » YOU take your wife to lynch. WRONG: Don't bother to talk to her during the meal. RIGHT: Carry on a conversation as you would feel it only courteous to do with any guest.

. n » A MAN takes a woman to dinner in a restaurant. WRONG: He gives his order to the waiter and then asks his guest what she would like to have. : RIGHT: He gives his companion’s order before giving his own.

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We, the Women—

Expressed Appreciation Can Make a Happy Home

By RUTH MILLETT

“THESE week-ends are wearing me dowp,” Mrs. Jones |

has been ruefully confiding to her friends. Mrs. Jones’ youngest son, Bob, is in training as an Air Force pilot and fortunate enough to be stationed less

than a hundred miles from me. . 0 week-ends he has been loading his car with young fliers not so fortunate and bringing them home for the week -end, With a houserul of hungry, young men around, Mrs, Jones has been finding it hard to keep ahead on cooking and dishwashing. But just the other day Mrs. Jones received a letter from her son that has made all the hard work seem more than worthwhile, In fact, the letter made her almost ashamed: that she had ever complained, even good-naturedly, about the hard week-ends.

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» ” ” THERE were only a few lines to the letter but here is what it said: : “Dear Mother: I guess it has been a long time since I have

told you what a wonderful mother you ate, I've always known that, but it has been re called to me often these last few months, You should hear the way the boys I bring home talk about how swell you are and how lucky 1 am to have

"the kind of home I do.”

” n n THAT letter probably took only a few minutes to write, But it fully repaid a mother for hours and hours of hard work. If children and husbands and wives and parents would” re member more often the importance of a few words of spoken or written appreciation, think how much good it would do. So little can mean so much when the “little” is in terms of saying: “Thank you” or “You're extra special.” Work becomes a job when the person who receives its benefits voices real and deep appreciation. Happy homes are largely due to that kind of appreciation being not only felt, but expressed.

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Plan Fashion Show, Tea

Committees are announced for theo Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis - Orphan Asy-

lum spring fashion show and tea at 2:30 p. m. Apr. 17 in Block's Auditorium. and tearoom. Mrs. Frank Fairchild and

Mrs. Hugh Shields assisted by Mesdames George . B. Huff, Wesley Martin, W. Daniel Kibler Jr. and Richard Hoberg will handle tickets.

Others are "Mrs. James H.

Ruddell and George M. Hoster, arrangements; Mrs. William H,

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man C, Kelly, reception. The telephone committee includes Mesdamek James Gilson, C. Severin Buschmann Jr., Wils liam Clark, William Xonop, Alexander Lange, Wesley P. Martin, Sumner Sadler and Hugh Shields.

DAR Elects New Officers

Mrs. John Judy has been elected regent of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for the coming year. She will replace Mrs, Howard G. Taylor whose term of office will expire in June. Other newly elected gfficers are Mrs, William H. Howard,

Maurer, treasurer, and Mrs. J. Allan Greenland, historian. Those contipuing in office are Mrs. Frederick GG. Blaz and Mrs, William H. Tefft, first and sec ond vice regents; Mrs. Charles

R. Weiss and Mrs. J. Ottis Adamé, recording and corre. sponding secretaries, and Mrs, James H. Obear, registrar.

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r » ELECTED. TO the spring pledge class of Gold Peppers, activities . honorary for upper. class women in Purdue Uni. versity, is Miss Alison C. Mead, 4732 N. Pennsylvania St. 8he is a junior in science at the

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Your wrist watch should have a professional cleaning by a

jeweler at least once a year.

Times Special NASSAU, Bahamas, Apr. 7 The Easter Parade here begins long before Easter. All ‘through the seasons, the latest in fash joss make their appearance in the lobbies, lounges, cocktail bars and streets, Many visitors are traveling light these days, since they have discovered that they can buy the latest resort fashions right here in Nassau, where many of the styles later seen about the country first originate, . The fad of batik shirts for men is supposed to have originated here, when fashion-wise Americans bought the batik material, which was sold hy the yard in the shops here, and had it made into shirts.

SOME ACCESSORIES ~-hals, handbags, beach shoes—can he purchased so cheaply they may be discarded at the end of tha vacation and thus there is no bother of packing them. Or,

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Altar Society Sets ‘April Shower' Event

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