Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1927 — Page 18

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NAVY BLUE THE RAGE, SAYS ILENE Even in Hats, Indianapolis Girl Writes From Paris. Paris, March 3. Dearest Sue: Your orders for frocks have been filled, and now I’ll proceed to tell you some more about things I’m seeing around here. Maybe you will want some of them for your trousseau, too. One of the most practical frocks is one which would be the smartest for traveling over the country, as you will be doing soon, is a dark blue coat of very light wool, trimmed with folds, seams and pockets in the approved fashion, and has the cunningest possible dickey of white silk with blue dots and a tie of navy blue silk. Navy Blue Hats By the way, with navy blue outfits here the smart houses are advocating the navy blue hat in felt or straw. It completes the costume more effectively than a hat of any other color possibly could. Navy blue, you know, is very nattering to the average skin, brings out that purple tone that is suposed to be the mark of such devastating beauty. Another cunning outfit in navy blue is the plaid blouse and plain blue skirt. The blouse Is of soft taffeta which also forms a panel on the side. The full skirt is of crepe roma, taking lovely folds. The round collarless neckline is particularly appealing. The third lovely thing I have to tell you about is the printed silk in black rambly designs on a white ground, bound with bands of red and white. You have no idea how much dash there is to this and yet at the same time you can wear it anywhere at any time and fear no man. Tailored Belts Among the novelties to be noticed was the very decorative, but tailored belt that is being worn with the smartest of lace and georgette frocks. Sometimes it is of ribbon or silk, stitched or buckled with silver or gold. For dance frocks, and you’ll be sure to want them when you start running around to country clubs after you’re married, there Is an epidemic of cowboy chiffon, V becks many of them, very low in the back. The skirts are short in front and back with full godets or Inserts at the side, achieving a very irregular hemlne. Many of the dresses have long scarfs caught delicately somewhere near the shoulder. Life has really been rather dull here since the gayety of the Riviera. • deques has definitely decided to ome to America this summer and I hall expect you to keep him fro. t 'lling in love with too many of mse lovely Indianapolis girls. Your iters are adorable. I so enjoy iring about everyone. Your admiring cousin, ILENE. OPENS NEW HOME Mrs. Jess E. Leach formally med her new home Wednesday ght, 3830 W. Michigan St., with a ■chre party, which was a surprise ■ honor of her husband’s birthday, nncheon was served at the close bf * evening. The prizes were won by rs. A. Anderson, Charles McCarty, T rs. Joseph Schmidt and Howard .Spurgeon. The guests: Messrs and Mesdames A. Anderson, Fred L. Roberts, Charles McCarty, O. T. Colbert, Howard Spurgeofi, Tom Wiles, Ray Kirsey, Robert Llebendoefer, Richard Highlower, Joseph Schmidt, W. P. Colbert, Joseph Schmidt, Ray Kirsey. O. T. Colbert, Howard Spurgeon, Charles McCarty, Fred Roberts, A. Anderson, Misses Jean Reap and Lillian Culbertson.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Th engagement of Miss Ruth Huston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Huston, 3425 Kenwooci Ave., to Theodoris Allebrandi was announced at a dinner bridge Thursday night given by Miss Huston and Miss Ruth Hoover at the Marott Hotel in celebration of their birthdays. The wedding will take place April 23 at Ind. Guests were: Mesdames Harley Cooper, Wilbur Schwelr, Mabel Stuart, Robert Pence, Kenneth Rosenberger, Misses Mary Bray, Rebecca Huston, Verna bowman, Mildred Heenani Helen Franks. LUNCHEON THURSDAY Mrs. William H. Keller, 5857 E. Michigan St., entertained the HolliAte Club at luncheon Thursday noon. The table decorations were in St. Patrick’s designs with a large shamrock for centerpiece. Guests were Mesdames Vera Kniptash, M. B. Mullane, R. W. Stetzel, Paul Ten Hompel, A. W. Michel, Robert E. Sennelf. HOST AT INN Mrs. Charles Rittnauer, 1401 N. Pennsylvania St., ■was hostess for a St. Patrick’s luncheon bridge on Thursday at Sheffield Inn. The confections and bridge appointments ■were in green and white and shamrocks were given as favors. Covers ■were laid for Mesdames M. F. ■Reilly, G. F. Kirby, A. W. Schneider. Sexton, C. A. Jones, Harold ■Bridge, L. M. Moore, Gertrude Bor■smrt. A. T. Rafert. D. A. Page, EdWrard Schneider of Anderson, Ind. OFFICERS CHOSEN I Mrs. Thomas E. Davis was elected Kiresident of the Hoosier Tourist at the meeting Thursday at ■he home of Mrs. John Fassen, 2738 ■N- Talbott St. Mrs. M. Ross Mas■mh was elected vice president: Mrs. & E- Dav, recording secretary; Mrs. fcfarry Forts, corresponding secre■ry, and Mrs. J. D. Phillips, treasHires. On the program were Mes■ames Sherman Mott, C. E. Young Knd Dwight A. Murphy. ENTERTAIN CLUB ■ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Purdy. 1865 ■jfexter Ave., will entertain the y Ev-H)-Sa CJub Saturday night. GIVE DANCE 1 The Mai. Robert Anderson Tommmt Relief Corps No. 44 will give dgnce at Ft. Friendly, 513 N. Illi. ®ois‘ St., Saturday night. *

Ft. Wayne Y.W.C.A. to Have Exhibit A feature of the business and professional women’s State conference to be held at the Y. W. C. A. Saturday and Sunday will be the commodity exhibition in charge of the Ft. Wayne delegation. This is' the exhibit of the chief industry of Ft. Wayne. During the conference there will be five different discussion groups: “The Christian Woman in Business,” “Advanced Education,” “Politics and Legislation,” “Home and Marriage,” “Causes and Cures of War." Miss Alice Reynolds, secretary of the city department, national board of Y. W. C. A., New York City, will lead the devotional exercises at the Y. W. C. A. on Suhday, March 20, and also he one of the principal speakers.

ENTERTAIN FOR BRIDE Mrs. Green and Mrs. Shimer Hosts. Mrs. Stanley Green and Mrs. Thomas Shimer will entertain tonight at the home of Mrs. Green. 5154 E. Michigan St.,' in honor of Miss Catherine Lewis, whose marriage to Edward David James will take place March 26. The party will be a personal shower and bridge party, the gifts to be presented in a hat box in the bride’s colors of blue and peach. The centerpiece In the dining room will be sweet peas In a silver bowl and the table will be lighted with blue tapers tied with peach tulle. The guests with Miss Lewis will be Mesdames W. H. Harrison, Austin Clifford, John W. Lewis, Dana Webster, David James, John Kurflss Jr., E. J. Rennoe, Dale Hodges, Charles James of Chicago, B. Wallace Lewis, L. B. Jones and Misses Corrine Wilson, Ilene Harry - man, Katharine Belzer, Florence Luptcn, Mildred Stilz, Margaret James and Betty De Hass. D. A. R. PAGES NAMED Mrs. Donald Newby Test of Indianapolis, Mrs. Julia Crittenberger of Anderson and Mrs. Frank Hanley, Muncie, have been appointed pages fqr the continental congress of the D. A. R. in Washington In April, Mrs. Charles W. Ross, regent of the Indiana Society of D. A. R., announced. The appointments were made by Mrs. Alfred J. Brousseau, president general of the national society. The Indiana State officers will meet Wednesday night at the Claypool and on Thursday Mrs. Ross has called an all day meeting at the Columbia Club for the State council, which includes all chapter regents, State committee chairman and State officers. TWO BRIDGE PARTIES Chimes, honorary junior girls’ society of Butler, will give two bridge parties Saturday, March 26, one at the Pi Beta Phi house in Irvington and the other at the home of Miss Bertha Green, 716 E. Thirty-Second St. The organization plans to install a set of chimes in one of the towers of the administration building at Fairview. EUCHRE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hadley, 388 S. Downey Ave., entertained the following guests with a euchre party on Thursday evening: Misses Helen Broderick, Louise Hamilton, Olga Kaiser, Kate Schabow. and Messrs. Earl Shaner and William Crosby.

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Pilot oa byPlatt^™ Left to right: Mrs. Harry J. Wulf, Miss Caroline Rode. After tfteir marriage of Feb. 27, Mr and Mrs. Harry J. Wulf are at home in Acton, Ind. Mrs. Wulf was before her marriage Miss Edna Rode, daughter of Mrs. Mary Rode, of New Bethel. The bride’s twin sister, Miss Caroline Rode, was her only attendant.

GOVERNMENT ‘PROMOTES’ FIRST WOMAN DIPLOMAT However, There Are Drawbacks — No More Salary and She Leaves Berne for Panama.

By Martha Strayer WASHINGTON, March 18.—If ever the United States State department promotes a young diplomat upstairs, they’ve certainly done it to Miss Lucille Atcherson, the first woman in America’s diplomatic corps. Miss Atcherson has just been promotec} from the bottom rung of the diplomatic ladder, third secretary at a United States legation, the rung next above—second secretary. That Is, it sounds like a promotion, but just listen! No More Salary First, there’s no salary Increase. This first American diplomat of her sex drew $3,500, a year on her first diplomatic assignment. As third secretary at Berne, Switzerland, she will still draw $3,500 a year, on her second assignment as second secretary at Panama. Moreover, whllfe second secretary sounds much nicer than third, the duties are just the same. The second secretary is sort of general business man or business woman around a legation, handling any matters that may come up, so is a third secretary. And then consider the change in climate, the new tropical wardrobe, Miss Atcherson will have to buy and the clothes she'll probably have to scrape because of the change. For more than a year she has been in Berne—delightful situation in the heart of Europe, right in the Swiss lake region and the winter sports center; just around the corner from Geneva and the League of Nations

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on one side and London and Paris on the other. Panama Not 8o Good But Panama City, capital of the Republic of Panama, Central America, has much more than semi-trop-ical climate and nobody ever went there in summer for either health or pleasure. In fact, regular Government employes in Panama are given special retirement privileges at an earlier age than those back home, because the climate’s so hard to live through. Miss Matcherson's transfer takes place officially in about two weeks. She will leave Berne at that time, and-after a 30-day vacation will proceed to Panama. Then the State Department will show our Central American neighbors something else again—the first American woman diplomat. LUNCHEON AT HOTEL Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston entertained with a luncheon today at the Marott Hotel in honor of her'house guests, Mrs. Joseph Robinson of Little Rock, Ark., and her mother, Mrs. Jesse Miller, who came with Senator Robinson to spend the week-end with Mrs. Ralston at “Hoosier Home.” Guests: Mesdames St. Clair Parry, William L. Elder, Evans Woolen, Ernest Broes and Julian I). Hogate, Danville. Thursday evening Mrs. Ralston entertained thfe following people at dinner in honor of her guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Van Nuys, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greathouse and Judge and Mrs. Moses B. Lairy.

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MISS SUSANNE MOFFATT who is the house gruest of her sister, Mrs. F. R. Kautz,. was the guest of honor at a luncheon bridge at the Propylacum Saturday given by Mrs. John Kautz. She wore a becoming sport costume of pink and gray crepe de chine. The pink blouse had a V neck and long sleeves with gray cuffs. The gray skirt was accordion pleated. She wore a narrow silver brocaded belt and a smart little gray felt hat with a high crown and a rippling brim.

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* A POPULAR STYLE Crepella, crepe, satin, or taffeta could be used for this design. It is especially suited to slender figures. The Pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 34, 36, 40, 42 and 44 inches bust measure. A 38 inch size will require 1 yard of 36 inch lining for the skirt portions, 4 yards of 32 inch material and 3-8 yard of contrasting material for facing on collar and hip bands. The width of the dress at the lower edge is 11-2 yard. Every day The Times will print on this page pictures showing the latest up-to-date fashions. This is a practical service for readers who wish to make their own elothes. You may obtain this pattern by filling out the accompanying coupon, enclosing 15 cents (coin preferred) and mailing it to the Pattern De partment of The Times. Delivery Is made In about one week. FIREMEN’S PARTY The Ladles Auxiliary to the Firemen’s Association gave a St. Patrick’s party for 150 guests at the hall on E. Maryland St., Thursday night. C. O. Diskell, assistant chief of Beech Grove, was an honor guest, and music was furnished by Gilbert Banta, John R. Costello and Homer Miller, for the dancing Decorations were in green and white. SOCIAL PLANNED The George H. Thomas Woman’s Relief Corps 20 will have a social following the meeting of the corps at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St., Monday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Beyer, hostess, will be assisted by Mesdames Augusta Stratford, president,, Elizabeth Spahr. Cora V. Clapp, Theodosia Sheldon, Hannah Means and Myra A"en.

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ST. PATRICK’S AFFAIR St. Patrick's decorations were used for the guest party of the Aftermath Club on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Weller, 3720 N. Delaware St. Mr. T. E. Von Grimmenstein read a paper on “Folklore in Song and Story.' W. A. Myers and Mrs. W. P. Hall presided at the tea table and were assisted by Mesdames Clayton Ridge, Nettie Kane, Felix Vonnegut, J. E. Holman. and Miss Elizabeth Cooper.

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Reports Heard by Club Federation Reports on the Sarah T. Bolton home, talks on child welfare, city beautification and public health were heard at the meeting of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs this morning on the roof garden at the Severin. Mrs. H. K. Fatout, president, presided and Mrs. James E. Ernston gave the report on the Bolton home. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr talked on “Child Welfare,” and Dr. King on “Public Health.” Emsley W. Johnson talked on “City Beautification.” MRS. DAVY HONORED Mw. John Davy was elected president of the Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club at the meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Lohrmann, 1522 Speedway Rd. Mrs. John Knapp, was elected president; Mrs. Theodore J. Finley secretary and Mrs. Lohrmann, treasurer. Several social affairs for the active chapters at De Pauw and Indiana Universities were plnnned, after which Miss Lohrmann gave harp selections. Miss Ruth Knapp and Miss Lohrmann assisted the hostess. BUTLER GIRLS WIN The Butler University negative gir's’ debating team won over Wittenberg College Thursday night in a debate on “Resolved that Congress should have the power to enact uniforpi marriage and divorce laws.” Members of the Butler team are Katherine Freadway, Helen Schmidt and Irene Bowers. BUNCO PARTY Ladies of Hoosier Post Auxiliary 624, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will have a bunco party Saturday night, at 16 E Michigan St.

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ANNOUNCE PROGRAM Sorority Members to Be Entertained. Miss Leone Kinder, program chairman for the March meeting of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, has announced that Miss Grace Hutchings of the Metropolitan faculty will speak on "Plano Music.” The program will be given at the home of Miss Louise Dauner, 3817 N. New Jersey St., at 6:30 p. m., Wednesday. The program of the sorority: Piano— "Symphoni* No. B”,.Haydn Allegro Vivace. Menuetto. Vivace. Misses Helen Louis* Qulr and Leone Kinder. Voice—(a) "Wake Up" ........ Phillip* (b) “The Swallow” Cowen Mia* Maude Delbrldg*. soprano. Violin—(a) “Dubunishka" ....... Karl Rlaaland (b) “Slavonic Dance In E Minor".,.. Dvorak-Kreleler Piano—"Minuetto” Schubert Mil* Marian K. Fischer. Voice— , _ . (a) "Call Me No More”.. Cadman (b) “What la Thera Hid in the Heart of a Rose?". .Protherowe Mibb Ruby Winder*, contralto. Piano—(a) "Dance” Debussy (b) “The Lark'’ Qllnka-Balaklretf Mibb Grace Hutching*. Accompanists will be Misses Frances Wlshard and Louise Swan. CHEESE AND FRUIT Asa relief from pastries, serve cheese and fruit, either fresh or cooked, for dessert.

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