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29, 1950 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Silhouette Silky 'City Black' Is the Word for Coolness on a Summer Evening By BETTIJANE MOSIMAN, Fashion and Shopping Editor Come 1 the warm summer evenings and you'll be glad to change into a cool dress like this when you're going out dining or dancing. It's a Mollie Parnis dress in sophisticated "city black." Made of pure silk fashioned into a slim sheath with bodice tucking, twinkling rhinestone buttons to brighten the plunging neckline and a graceful panel-draped skirt. Priced at $49.95 in the Gown Room at L. S. Ayres Co.

ENTERTAINMENT AT TEATIME Some afternoon when you find yourself sitting around the house doing little else but hating the hot weather. remember this pleasant pastime. Come on downtown to the cool and darkened tearoom at L. S. Ayres Co.

Order yourself the "Swan on an Emerald Lake" dessert, a bouquet of ices, or one of the other tantalizing specialties of the tea hour and while you are sipping on a tall tumbler of iced tea let Elizabeth Massachusetts Opposes Plan of GEWC Dues By the Associated Press BOSTON, May 29-Massachusetts clubwomen today found themselves in the position of a hostess who must take polite issue with 1 her guests as they welcomed thousands of delegates to the convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The issue is the General Federation's proposal to include all state federations as members with annual per capita dues of 25c. The Bay State Federation is opposed. That affair is due to come before the convention officially later this week. Tonight the Massachusetts Federation will be concerned only as host for the formal opening of the convention with a dinner in Mechanics Hall.

The dinner will honor Mrs. J. Blair Buck, of Richmond, tiring GFWC president. The federation represents about 11 million members in the United States and countries. Massachusetts Paul foreign, A.

Dever and Boston's Mayor, John B. Hynes, will be guests at the dinner which will be presided over by Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole Reynolds, honorary GFWC president, and Mrs. Lewis C. Stevens, president of the Massachusetts State Federation.

Approximately 2,500 delegates are expected for the week-long convention. Early arrivals over the week end included about 200 from Florida, about the same number from Iowa and 10 from Arizona. State presidents and foreign group leaders including Mrs. Hikozo Tanaka, of the Women's Society of Yokosuka, Japan, were also holding conferences. Massachusetts leaders claim the support of groups in Rhode Island, Nevada, South Carolina and the District of Colummia in their opposition to the "universal membership" proposal.

Rug Cleaning ORIENTAL and DOMESTIC RUGS Washed, Repaired Safely and Dependably by Expert Craftsmen! UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CLEANING ASHJIAN BROS. Sixteenth 454-56 West Place TA. 1537 OLDFIELD STAR SITS IN SEAT OF MIGHTY OLDFIELD 999 an hour--a mile a minute! Jim Strickland tries to start the motor for Miss Stanwyck. The car is on display at the State -The News Photo, William Myers, Miss Reck, James Spall to Be Wed June 25 is the date set by Miss Rosemary Reck and James Spall for their wedding at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon in the Jersey Street Methodist Church. Miss Reck is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Reck, 1104 E. Market and Mr.

Spall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Spall, 1226 S.

Shepard St. sits behind the old "999." a racer Henry Ford in 1903. that Barney Oldfield speed of 60 miles Mary and Jane Arthur and John, Jr. If the names of any younger ones are not included, the parents will surely understand that they are not expected. Dear Mrs.

Post: I want to have visiting cards printed; also some formal writing paper marked. What name shall I use? I'm Mrs. John Henry Jones with a recent degree of Ph. D. I work for a large company the name of Miss Mary Blank.

It will be necessary to have separate plates and dies made. Mrs. John Henry Jones should be used for a personal visiting card and your initials (N. B. on formal paper or simply your address or possibly both.

Your business cards should be Mary Blank, Ph. D. Is your question about Wedding invitations or announcements? Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot answer personal mail, but her leaflet, E-10, gives the forms and other information about various types of Weddings. To obtain a copy, send 5c in coin and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to her in care of The Indianapolis News.

INDIANAPOLIS ON THE AIR Dr. Mary Norris to Be Feted at Pre-Wedding Parties A series of parties will honor Dr. Mary Alice Norris, whose marriage to Lt. Col. Joe Free Surratt will take place in July, Wednesday Dr.

Norris will be honored with a luncheon in the Indianapolis Athletic Club and a linen shower that evening. Hostess for the luncheon will be Mrs. William Kurtz, Tipton. Attending the party will be Mesdames Walter Huehl, William Dugan, J. C.

Norris, Knightstown; Harold Rendel, Mexico; Robert Nash, Harison Smitson, Harold Planck, J. Ramsey, Glenn Gharrett and Boyd Burkhardt, Tipton. Miss Margaret Dunham and Miss Elizabeth Huey will be hostess for the linen shower. Attending will be Mesdames Nash, John Heubi, Ray Kahmann, William Speicher, Julius Travis A. W.

Huberty, Walter George S. Hayes, Hugh Shields, and Misses Elizabeth Gallagher, Jessie Groves, Helen Heitbrink, Marian Laut, Lillian Starost, Lute Trout, Crystal Halstead and Veronica Morrisey and Angela Brinker, Richmond. Dr. Norris will be feted at two parties on June 7. Mrs.

J. Melvin Masters and Mrs. Edwin W. Dyar will entertain with a luncheon and shower, and Mesdames Truman Woodmansee, Frank Howard, E. H.

Burgan, Marvin Jones and entertain in the Woodmansees' home, 735 E. 73d Hostesses for a linen shower June 11 will be Mesdames William Speicker, John Starost and Miss Lillian Starost in the Starost home, 5415 N. Capitol Ave. Other parties being planned for Dr. Norris include a dinner party at Meridian Hills Country Club in July to be given by Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Huehl, and a personal shower in June by Mrs. Don Utterback. Mesdames liam Meath and Robert Puroes and Miss Marian Laut will honor Dr. Norris with a party in June, as will Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Shields. RUTH BROWN, H. G. SHAKE TO BE WED JUNE 25 Miss Ruth Ann Brown and Howard G.

Shake will be married at 2:30 o'clock the afternoon of June 25 in the Thorntown Christian Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Brown, Thorntown, and the bridegroomelect is the son of Mrs. Howard J. Shake, Cloverdale. Miss Brown was graduated from Ball State Teachers College and is a teacher in the Speedway elementary school. JOAN JONES TO BE BRIDE OF J.

T. GLENN June 10 has been set as the date for the marriage of Miss Joan Lou Jones to John T. Glenn. The ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. in St.

Philip Neri Catholic Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Victor P. Jones, 515 N.

Tacoma and Mrs. Anna M. Glenn, 547 N. Gray Miss Jodie Hanley will be maid of honor and bridesmaids will be Mrs. Robert Jones, sister-in-law of the prospective bride; Mrs.

James Conroy, sister of the bridegroom elect; Aileen Ostheimer, and Miss Eleanor Jones. Cathy Dinn will be flower girl. The prospective bridegroom's attendants will be Joseph Rolles, best and ushers will be Joseph Glenn, brother of the bridegroom elect; Robert and Richard Jones, brothers of the bride and James McCormick, Jr. Andrews on Southern Trip After Wedding Southern Wedding Andrews are motoring through wedding yesterday afternoon in the ington, and Miss Suzan Schlueter. The maid of honor wore a gown of pink nylon marquisette over taffeta with a bodice of lace.

The bridesmaids wore gowns fashioned like that of the maid of honor's but in delicate green. The bride chose a gown of candlelight slipper satin. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a portrait neckline above a bertha collar and was accented with a row of tiny buttons down the back. A full length veil of illusion extended from a lace sweetheart cap. She carried lilies of the valley, stephanotis and ivy, centered with an orchid.

Glen B. Personett, Chicago, best man, and ushers were William John R. Hook, Robert L. Huck, Louisville, and Thomas J. Preston, West Lafayette.

MONDAY RADIO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS Mr. and Mrs. James Graham the Southeast following their Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride is the former Miss Ellen Catherine Jacobsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Hans C. Jacobsen, 3859 N. New Jersey St. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Frederick J.

Andrews, Waban, Mass. Miss Helen L. Coyner, Chicago, was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs. Edward H. Madden, Iowa City, Mrs.

Thomas J. Preston, West Lafayette; Mrs. Robert W. Short, Bloom- Miss Laycock Is Bride of Miss Mildred Laycock became the bride of Robert E. Collins in ceremonies yesterday afternoon in the Sweeney Chapel of Butler University.

The chapel altar was banked with palms and pedestal vases of white flowers. The bride's candlelight satin gown was yoked with Chantilly lace and formed a tunic on the skirt. Her bridal bouquet was a cascade P.M. WIRE-1430 NBC :00 A Girl Marries :15 Portia's Life 1:30 Just Plain Bill :45 Editor Farrell :00 Music 5:30 Music Dinner Winner Billboard :45 Sports and News :00 Light Up Time :15 World News :30 Don't Quote Me :45 News :00 Railroad Hour Railroad Hour :30 Firestone Voice :45 Firestone Voice :00 Telephone Hour 6:15 Telephone Hour :30 Band of America :45 Band of America :00 Night Beat :15 Night Beat :30 Bright Side :45 Bright Side :00 News :15 Lonesome Gal :30 Memory Music :45 Memory Music :00 News--Sportsman :15 The Low Down :30 The Low Down :45 The Low Down Dow, grapho-analyst, analyze your character from your handwriting. Miss Dow is the tearoom daily from 2 to 4 p.m.

and there is no charge for her service. She doesn't tell you about your future nor your fortune. She just talks, And about the you, good your far outweighs personalithe gloomy. You leave the tearoom feeling as if maybe you aren't so bad after all. Even the weather isn't so bad.

Honor attendant was Miss Norma Frost and bridesmaids were Miss Harriet Laycock, sister of the bride, and Mrs. James Martin. Allen Collins was his brother's best man and ushers were Robert Mellett and Smith. After a wedding Eugene, through the Smoky Mountains the couple will be at home at 8218 E. 46th St.

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Towne 4 Star Feature TUESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS WISH-1310 WFBM-1260 ABC CBS Sacred Heart Early Birds Indiana Farmer Devotions Bill Faulkner Bible Bill Faulkner Back to Bible News- Music World News Bill Faulkner Headlines News--Music Bing Sings Bill Faulkner News Breakfast Club News of America Breakfast Club Weather Man Breakfast Club Circle Ranch Breakfast Club Circle Ranch My True Story Mrs. Farrell My True Story Arthur Godfrey Betty Crocker Arthur Godfrey Victor Lindlahr Arthur Godfrey Romances Arthur Godfrey Romances Arthur Godfrey Quick as Flash Grand Slam Quick as Flash Rosemary Ladies- -Seated Wendy Warren Ladies--Seated Aunt Jenny Carl Baker Sings Helen Trent Music by Martin Our Gal; Sunday News News Jackpot Quiz Ma Perkins Kay Reporter Farm Circle Bing Crosby Farm Circle op! Daniels Daniels Mrs. Perry Burton Mason Lifetime Chance Nora Drake Lifetime Chance Brighter Day Bride Groom From Nowhere Bride Groom Hilltop House Club Time Linda's Love Pick a Date Daughter Request Time Strike It Rich Request Time Strike It Rich Request Time Make It Music Request Time Make It Music Page 11 A crystal shower was given Saturday in L. S. Ayres Co.

Tearoom in honor of Miss Jones. Hostesses were Mrs. Thomas Holloran, Mrs. Thomas Davies and Miss Eleanor Jones. Saturday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Washburn, 914 Wright 'entertained with a picnic and pantry shelf shower for the engaged couple, At 8 o'clock tonight Mrs. Robert E. Dinn, 519 N. Parker will entertain with a miscellaneous shower.

Hostesses at a kitchen shower June 1 will be four sisters of the prospective bridegroom, Mesdames William Cravens, Austin Seal, Larry Sparks and James Conroy. The party will be in the Cravens home, 536 N. Gray St. A linen shower will be given at 8 p.m. June 5 by Miss Donna Meadows, 5502 Rawls Terrace, in honor of Miss Jones.

MARY PFAU ENGAGED TO GEORGE MUELLER Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Victor Pfau, 414 N.

Oakland announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Annetta, to George F. Mueller, of Mt. Vernon. They will be married at 9 o'clock the morning of July 15. Miss Pfau's twin sister.

Mrs. Richard Taylor, will be her only attendant, and Francis J. Pfau, the bride-elect's brother, will be best man. Barbara Stanwyck steering gear of built by the late It was in this car reached the daring Emily Post Don't Ignore the Bridegroom's Sister A prospective bride le explains: Mr. and Mrs.

Duncan "I had expected to ask my fiance's sister to serve as one of my four bridesmaids. My sister is to be my maid of honor. I don't know his sister very well, but I thought I had to do this in courtesy. Someone now tells me this is no longer a rule and that I should not leave out a friend to make place for the sister. Please advise me." It is both courteous and usual to include his sisterespecially so if you are having AS many as five attendants.

The same is true of the bridegroom's asking one of the bride's brothers to serve as an usher. Dear Mrs. Post: Irealize when there is a family with three small children the latter can be omitted from the invitation to my wedding by simply addressing it to the parents. But how can one invitation serve when there are two grown children who would be welcome and two small children who are not wanted on this occasion? You the mailing envelope and Mrs. John address.

Duncan alone. And then on the inside envelope you list all those you want to include in this way: WFBM-TV to Cover '500' Mile-by-Mile Television cameras. and microphones will be trained on the West 16th Street oval tomorrow to bring sights and sounds of the race to ticketless fans. The broadcast will have its usual space on the Mutual Broadcasting System network. But television, on WFBM-TV, will be local only because network relay connections have not yet been set up.

By next Memorial Day, however, the telecast will be on a national network basis. Bill Slater and a crew of seven announcers will handle details for radio in four periods at 10:45 a. m. CDT (for a half hour) to cover race's start; at 12:30 and 2 p.m. (for 15 minutes) to give the progress of the gasoline grind, and at 3 p.m.

(for half hour) to cover the finish. WFBM-TV will go on the air at 10:30 a.m. CDT to pick up the preliminaries. Its three cameras will bring the race from start to finish to television viewers. WIBC, through which the Mutual broadcast will be fed to the network, will have its own schedsule of broadcasts, to be handled by Sid Collins.

These will run from 10:15 to 11:30 a.m.: 11:45 a.m. to noon, 12:30 to 1 p.m., 2 to 2:30 p.m. and 3. to 3:15 p.m. Progress of the race also will be broadcast by WXLW beginning at 11 a.m.

Reports on the race will be carried by WIRE at 11:15 a.m. and 1:55 p.m. Quizmaster Bert Parks says this happened last week's "Break the Bank." on, A regular call was put through to a listener for the answer to a prize question which was a part of the broadcast. Parks said he got this response: "I didn't hear the question. I had to turn off my radio to answer the Music for tonight Polyna Stoska, Metropolitan Opera soprano, will sing "Dich, Teure Halle" (Wagner), "Agnus Dei" (Bizet) and "Annie, Laurie" at 8 p.m.

WIRE-NBC. With Rise Stevens, another Met. SOprano, as the guest soloist, a medley of selections from Bizet's "Carmen" will be featured on the Howard Barlow concert at 7:30 p.m. PERMA-CRETE DRIVES Are Guaranteed Durable and Dustless at LOW COST -EASY TERMS NO DOWN PAYMENT. FREE ESTIMATES TRI-STATE CONSTRUCTION CO.

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Spall has asked Thomas Huff to be best man and Robert Lawhorn and Randell Vincent. to be ushers. Duncan Hines Eggs Russian Style Is Antoine's Creation It is possible to visit the old French quarter in New Orleans today and enjoy some of the same gastronomical delights at Antoine's Restaurant that epicures experienced over a century ago. In 1840 Antoine Alciatore and his wife, natives of France, founded "Antoine's" which has become one of the most celebrated restaurants in America. His son Jules, who has carried on the family traditions, is the creator of Oysters, Rockefeller and many other dishes characteristic of the region and of Creole cuisine.

One of his creations which will delight your family is Ouefs a la Russe (Eggs Russian Style) which you can easily prepare by following Antoine's own recipe. To serve four people, prepare cooked artichoke hearts by placing a teaspoon of caviar on each artichoke heart and heating in a moderate oven for about 15 minutes. Then place one poached egg on each artichoke heart and dicover with Hollandaise sauce. Tip each artichoke heart with a truffle and add more sauce. Auxiliary of Spanish War Vets Post Elects Mrs.

Vera M. Coffey is new president of the Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans. Other officers are: Mrs.

Hester Armel, senior vice-president; Mrs. Clema Soots, junior vicepresident; Mrs. Mary Boyd, chaplain; Louise Hale, secretary; Mrs. Pearl Mangus, treasurer; Mrs. Virginia Martin, patriotic instructor; Mrs.

Adah Gregory, historian; Mrs. Mattie Resor, conductor; Mrs. Florence Gray, assistant conductor; Mrs. Nora K. Heinrichs, guard, and Mrs.

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