Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1952 — Page 9

7, 1952

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"SPRING SWING’ COMMITTEE—Judy Hinchman, Sam Sowmiller, Nancy Keomahon Ane ‘Bors

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meister and Bob Jackson (left to right) combine planning for the Irvington Union of Clubs’ eighth grade dance classes party, “Spring Swing” today with a real spring swing in Ellenberger Park. The 7:30 p. m. dance in the auditorium of School 77 will conclude the dance classes for this season Mise Eileen Poston is instructor.

Now It's Whal

By ELIZABETH TOOMEY

United Press Staft Correspondent NEW YORK; May Whaleburgers will be part of American family fare in

the near futyre, according Re. up with whal-

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ing developments. The Norwegians have been’ subtly slipping whale steaks into American frying pans for some months now to test our reaction to the red-blooded meat which tastes more like beef than fish. Now we're going to get whaleburgers. They'll be individually packaged, and frozen. , The season for catching fin whales, orle of the three edible varieties caught off the coast of Norway, is in full swing. ” ” » “IT'S GOING very nicely, too,” said Walter Hecht, representative for Kristian Gjolberg, owner of a fleet of Norwegian whaling ships who is responsible for most of the meat shipped here. “Naturally the market is not as steady as beef, since you still have to g0 out and catch the whales. But within a few weeks we should start receiving the biggest shipments yet sent to the United States.” Whaleburgers weren't econcocted to use up loose ends ‘of

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whale meat, since steaks seem to be as tender from one part of the whale as another. (You can get four tons of tenderloin from each fin whale, in case you thought of ordering a side of whale for the deep freeze locker.) But the whale promoters frankly admit they're seeking variety to sell their product in this country. They found that by mixing ground whale meat with about 10 per cent beef suet, they got a very tasty burger. ¢ “Whale meat has only about one-tenth the fat of beef, so it

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had to be mixed with the peef suet when it was ground,” explained Mr. Hecht. The number one guinea pigs for whaleburgers have been students and faculty of Hunter College. - ” n “WE DECIDED fo serve whale meat to the faculty about six months ago.” explained Edwin Gaynor, director of food service at the college. “It was partly as a joke and partly out of curiosity. It's always interesting to watch the reaction of faculty members, even on normal things. We like to see if they react like average people.” The students heard about it and they wanted to try it. “So now,” Mr, Gaynor added, “we serve it about once a week. Our chef fixes whaleburgers with the beet ‘shet and a few bread crumbs., He also breads whale cutlets just like veal cutlets.” A whaleburger costs 30 cents at the cafeteria and whale steak costs 65 cents, The average price to the housewife is expected to be about. 90 cents- a pound. If things go the whalers expect us to be using about 10 million pounds a year before long. “We're looking everywhere for more edible whales,” Mr. Hecht said. “The Norwegian whales are best but the Iceland whales may be good enough for Sausage."

Benefit Show's Patrons Named

ATRONS are announced for the benefit performance of “Harvey” which the

- Broadway Workers Class of

Broadway Methodist Church will sponsor tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Booth Tarkington Civic Theater. Proceeds from the event will be used for the church building fund. They include Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur G. Wilson, John Ebner, A. E. Clarke, Winfield Simpson, Richard Watson, L. S. Engmark, Dallas Pierce, Robert Pfleiderer, W. E. Kenold, Thomas Belton, James C. MecDonald, Keith Weston, Harry Fuller, M. 8. Heeter, G. A. Prall and Sam Herine Jr., Mrs. Kathryn Piercy and Mrs. Alita Le-

» » ” USHERS FOR THE EVENT | will be Misses Patricia Watson, | Joan Pierce, Marilyn Engmark, Joan Prall and Beverly Grob. A= number of parties have | been planned in connection with the performance. Mr. and Mrs. Watson will have as their guests Messrs. and Mesdames William Afigusterfer, Chester Mines and Clarence Degner and Misses Patricia and Elaine Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will entertain for dinner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jr, Mrs. Arthur R. Lacey and Miss Ruth P. Lacey. Guests of Mrs. Kathryn

Micky Lohrberg, Mesdames Grace M. Tanner, Ethel Ginz and Louise McIntire, Misses Sally Butler, Louise Woodbridge and Nell Knierihm and Arthur Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly will entertain Messrs. and Mesdames O. E. Hammond, B. Howard Caughran, and H. H. Arnholter and Dr. and Mrs. Thurl C. Burr.

* o ” MISSES SANDRA and Marilyn Engmark and Terrance Simpson will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Engmark., Mrs. Von T. Ballew, Miss Esther Ann Fuller will be in the party of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuller. Mrs. LeMasters will be hostess to a large party. Her guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peele, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Small, Miss Betty Brownlee, Louis Brownlee, Louis Roth and Mares W. Hanson. In the John Ebner party will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebner and their daughter, Jane; Mesdames Louis Roth, Charlotte Slifer and May Kretsch, Miss Madge Kretsch, Miss: Martha Blankenship and Ralph Kinzer. . Others coming will be Messrs: and Mesdames Loren Harkness, C. R. Kuss, Kenneth Lancet, C. M. Foster, J. O. Cezar, E. Corbin, Fentress

derson, William McAlearney, ¥rank Wood, Robert Enoch

Messrs. and Mesdames B. W. Pfeifer, IL. A. Reynolds, John Grob, Cleo Wiltsie, Arthur Berry, Robert Rock, Stephen Hadley, C. B. Moore, Harry Houchens, William Cale, William Ballard, James Haston, P. A. Cooling and Charles Elliott.

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Gerden and their daughter, Gail; Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Barb: Dr. and Mrs. Warren Bergwall; Dr} and Mrs. Dennis Megenhardt; the Rev. and Mrs. William Brantley; Mesdames S. L. Scoles, J. C. Klepfer, Gerald DeWitt, F. I. Barrows, Dorothy Avels and F. T. Reed and Miss Donna, Avels.

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Pre-Nuptial Parties Crowding Calendar For Brides-to-Be

PRE- -NUPTIAL parties are crowding the calendar for

two brides-to-be.

Miss Jeane Mussman, who will be wed June 1° to James Knox Hamilton, Little Rock, Ark., will be honor

guest at a miscellaneous shower tonight in the home of Mrs. Floyd D. Wallace Jr., 4633 Cornelius Ave, Friday Mrs. Frank K. Levinson will give a luncheon and miscellaneous shower. in her home, 5639 N. Meridian St. She will be assisted by her daugh-ter-in-law, Mrs. Alan C. Levinson, and Mrs. Alice D. Bundy. Mrs, William H, Jarrett will entertain for Miss Mussman and 50 guests at an informal party, outdoor supper and gadget shower, next Wednesday night in the Bonham Riding Club. Last night Losche Jr.

Mrs. Albert C. 3714 Layman Ave,

BREE AN--RICEABOTY Shower TOF Virgimik Terhune. Mrs.

the future bride. » " »

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Friday night in Highland Country Club in honor of Miss Ruth Finney and Cpl. John Hugh McGuire, Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Miss Finney and Cpl. MecGuire will be married at 11 a. m, Saturday in St. Martin's Catholic Church, Martinsville. Miss Finney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finney, Martinsville, and Cpl. McGuire's parents are Mr. and Mrs, MecGuire, Smoky Oaks, Martinsville. Coming to the party are the parents of the bride-to-be; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finney; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teeters; Mrs,

McGuire, the bridegroom’: r grandmother, and Timothy Cain McGuire, all of Martinsville, and

GUIRE will give a dinner party * Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Marks.

Central State Hospital Plans Open House

HE Central State Hospital will hold open house Friday in observance of National Hospital Day and Mental

Health Week.

Activities will start at noon with guided tours through

parts of the women's building, workshops, farm colony and other sections of the mental institution at W. Washington St. and Tibbs Ave. Highlighting activities will be the presentation of the Psychiatric Aide Award of the National Association for Mental Health «to Mrs. Rilla Richard, hospital attendant. for outstanding contributions in psychiatric aide. The award wlil be made by Gov. Schricker at 2 p. m, in the hospital chapel. Among those taking part in the presentation ceremonies will

Movie Indorsers

Meet Today

Six Indianapolis women are in Ft. Wayne today attending the 37th annual convention of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays in the Hotel Van Orman. They include Mrs. Andrew Ross, Indianapolis Chapter president; Mesdames Harry Rice, Wolf Sussman, Alice E.

Allison and Walter Geisel and

Miss Amy Keene. Guest speaker, Arthur DeBra, New York, spoke on ‘Somewhere to Go—S8omething to See With the Crowd.” He is community relations director of the Motion Picture Association of America.

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work closest to mental patients. -

The same honer went to aides at two other mental hospitals in the state, They were Mrs. Pearl Moss, Logansport State Hospital; and Albert Jackson, Veterans’ Administration Hospital, Marion, Tea will be served from 3 to 4 p. m. by the Gold Ladies, volunteers enlisted by the Association for Mental Health to lead handicraft and other activities for patients.

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MRS. HENRY SCHRICKER will be hostess at the 3 to 5 p. m. silver tea

May 17 sponsored by Indianapolis Chapter, Valparaiso

University Guild, in the Governor’'s Mansion. Mrs. Schricker is a Valparaiso alumna. Receiving with

the hostess will be Mrs.

Sisterhood Sets Luncheon

The Sisterhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will close activities for the season with a luncheon and a fashion show at 12:30 p. m, Monday in the Broadmoor Country Club. “Fashions on Parade,” playing the latest in clothes for vacationists or stay-at-homes, will be presented by H. P. Wasson & Co. Mrs. Dorothy Clapham will commentate.

Mrs. Alvin Cohen has ar-

ranged the program and Mrs. Harold Stadler is in charge of

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Rabbi Morris Goldblatt will give the opening prayer and Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht, the

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, TEA WORK — Mesdames Donald Rademacher, ‘ Carl Folkening, Clarence Booze and Herbert Rademacher (left to right), members of the Indianapolis Chapter, Valparaiso University Guild, . get invitations in order for the 3 to 5 p. m. silver

’ tea May 17 in the Governor's Mansion.

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Irvine, chapter president; Mrs. Margaretta Tangerman, dean of women at Valparaiso University, and Mrs. O. P. Kretzman, the university President's wife, = Mesdames Frank Behning, Henry Stoepplewerth, R. A. ' Price and Norman Meek, local - officers; Miss Irma Lange and

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Mrs. Raymond Rickhoff, state officers, and Mrs, Herbert Rademacher, tea chairman, Miss Peg Carpenter, Lebanon, will play harp selections,

The purpose of the guild is to create and develqp interest in Valparaiso University and to give financial assistance to students enrolling "there.

Women's Lions Club Here to Entertain

The Women's Lions Club of Indianapolis will entertain husbands at 6 p. m. Saturday in the, Naval Armory. A social hour will be followed by dinner at 7 p. m. After dinner

pacity. there will be dancing and bridge WRONG: He « asks the or canasta. : friend to be best man and Mrs. Roy Petefson is club asks his brother to be an . ",..gident. Assisting her with

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: arrangements will bé Mesdames RIGHT: He asks his brother

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ITBC, will meet at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, 1926 Tallman Ave. Mrs. John Thornburgh will speak.

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