Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1952 — Page 5
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brew yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. E.
Bourne, 5921 Crestview Dr. But the floor was primarily monopolized by the two special guests, Miss Alice and Miss Amy ‘Bourne, visitors from Sussex County, England, who have been in this country since May 13, ' The two travelers came here purposely to visit their brother
in and their five nieces and two nephews scattered t the states.
What's more, their arrival has been “causing unexpected reunions in the family. They've devised a system where the two sisters stop off to visit one relative, say in New Jersey, and that host is obliged to drive the two women on to their next stop and deliver them safely. Relatives from Pennsylvania drove them to the ls’ Bournes and the local hosts guests on to Ohio to other relatives. Merely watching Miss Alice and Miss May makes one wonder if England isn't conducive to youthful appearances. Miss Alice, who is 73 years old, quite proudly told her listeners about her experiences as a member of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Nursing Service. She was even decorated in. Paris by King George V. » With a very subtle sense of humor, the energetic woman added that America has really fmpressed her. But most of all, she was moved when the ship was moving into New York on the Hudson, adding, “When I saw all the tall buildings, I thought I was entering Hades” and when she tried .crossing streets in New York with traffic speeding by, she was undoubtedly almost convinced about her thoughts. : Miss Amy, who's the baby of the two and is only. 70-years
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By RUTH HERES a wife with a real
married a young man from a different part .of the
country and went to live in He works in his father’s get along fine. But the husband’s mother assumed from the beginning that éhe had the right to run her daughter-— in-law’s life. Says the daughter - inlaw: “She critfcizes my clothes and makes such remarks as: ‘I wish yooh would take me along next time you go to
Ruth Millett buy a dress.’
“She wants to know how much everything costs and seems to feel because my husband is working for his father we shouldn’t make any financial decisions without talking the matter over with them. “Her Invitations are command performances. She’ll call me up to say she is giving a party and adds that, of course, she is expecting us to be there, And convenient or not, we go. “She doesn’t even hesitate to tell me what couples she thinks we ought to see more of, and which ones she can't understand what we see in.
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Little Girls Go Modish in Fall Styles
NEW YORK, June 23 Toddlers are “ into the act” in fall fashions being shown here. The . Yolande collection in sizes one I aint be revealed. reviewed right along with adult sips of the{ fashions. In many instances these miniature aT Old Mermaid Tavern of his- grown-up The high torical note, The particular empire waistline is a trend partown she teaches in dates back the
to the 12th century and is filled with tradition and culture. During her recent New Jersey visit, she addressed pupils and teachers in the public schools there on England. In the midst of their conversation, one of the ‘visitors said this trip to America is her last “Swan Dance,” But with people whose ages have such a timeless quality, remarks like this don’t hold much water. w - - 5 IF YOU SHOULD SEE A MAN with evidence of maribou plumes on his clothes, be cer tain there's something fishy going on. Only, before passing judgement on him, check into the fishy part of your thoughts. For example, Hank Stickan, 3040 Carliss Ave., can go around with maribou plumes and any other kind of colorful feathers on his clothes and feel quite proud of the fact. But in his case, it's perfectly all right because Mr. Stickan uses feathers in his hobby-—making bugs, flies and other natural bait for fishing purposes. This type of hobby requires patience and a delicate artistic touch in order to be successful. Furthermore, it~ involves the difficulty of obtaining proper equipment with which to work. Feathers are usually ordered from Wisconsin, the gaming territory. Besides maribou, others used on the cork bases are polar bear hair, emu plume, pheasant, peacock, duck, turkey and rooster feathers. In order to make these little colorful objects wuseful, Mr. Stickan has to know what feed is fitting for different seasons and he must imitate-as close to nature the color of the particu-
work just to go fishing.
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thing is that it is exactly what we want.”
As for your friends, you don't need to try to defend them. Just dismiss any criticism of them with, “Bill and I like them.”
Keep your temper, but let it be known that you intend to manage your own life,
: It's summertime... and the listening 1S easy...
sound too important. But I feel like I'm being smothered.” And you are. But you can probably straighten things out with determination and tact. You'll need the determination to stand up for your dwn ideas and opinions and to put a stop to being pushed around. You'll need tact to get across the idea that you are perfectly capable of managing your own life without creating any unpleasant scenes.
» ” » NEXT TIME a “command performance” interferes with plans you have already made, say so, instead of changing your plans. When you are asked how much something costs and resent the question, look your mother-in-law straight in the eye and say: “That's not the important thing. The important
Talk Is Scheduled
The International Relations Study Groups of the American Association of University Women and the Indianapolis League of Women Voters will sponsor a talk by Richard 8. Simohs at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the 38th Street branch, Merchants National Bank.
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Mineral Oil Is Not Used in Mayonnaise
all wholesome, nutriticus vegetable oils. Good Housekeeping magazine points out that, under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act, no mayonnaise or other food product may legally cone tain mineral oil. The ability of mineral oil to dissolve fatsoluble vitamins, thereby robbing the body of them, makes it undesirable in any food product. : :
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be interested in such a job ... and we can’t blame you. Working every day in the year is bad enough, without having to do it for 1935 wages. It is interesting that the Gas Utility is holding down just such a job in Indianapolis. Gas is an essential service—thousands of persons depend on it for heat, water heating, refrigeration and cooking. It takes years of experience and know-how to run the complicated business of serving gas to a territory covering over 400 square miles. And gas service is good only if it is
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Plan Supper Wednesday
Twvo chapters of Omega Nu Tau Sorority announce activities today.
Husbands and friends of
members of Alpha Chapter, will be special guests at a pitchin supper Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith, 1103 N. Gladstone Ave. Invitations have also been sent to the Indianapolis grand council officers and their husbands New officers of the chapter will be installed in September, They are Mrs. Robert Rehak, president; Mrs. Harold Butler, vice president; Mrs, Owen Wiley and Mrs. Marion Fentz, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Mrs. Hugo Martines, treasurer, Mrs. John Adams, society editor; Mrs. Robert Kares, chaplain; Mrs. Donald Harris, sergeant at arms; Mrs, Elsie Gray, historian and Miss Josephine Abbott, representative. Grand officers of Omega Nu Tau Sorority installed Omega Chapter in Anderson yesterday, Taking part in the installation were Mrs, Thomas Cisco, grand president; Mrs. John Darting, grand vice president; Mrs, Lawrence White, grand organizer, and Mrs, Fred Ranney Jr., grand secretary, all of here. : Those installed are Mesdames Edwin Sibery, Edwin Rogers, Ira Thayer, H. P. Franklin and Wayne Shaw, Miss Marjorie Starr and Miss Mary Ramsey, all of Anderson.
Bridge Talk—
Results of play are announced by Industrial Contract Bridge League, Thurs. night, Howell Movement: (Possible 82)-—Mrs, C. 8. Hummell, Mrs, D. A, Sweeney 47.5; Mrs. E, W. Chalflle, Mrs, George Ryan 45.5; Jerry Epstein, Mrs, Arch Falendar 45. The group will meet at 7:45 p. m, Thursday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for a master point game,
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1935.
It is a tribute to the non-political business manage« ment of the Gas Utility that in spite of higher material costs, in spite of the increased costs of doing business and serving thousands of additional customers it is
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