Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1931 — Page 7

"A'PRTI* 2, 1931

What’s in Fashion?

Good-Looking Ties for Men Directed Bn AMOS PARRISH

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NEW YORK, April 2.—Make a fasihon check-up on men’s neckties on Easter and what will you find? Not so many loud ties. Nor wild ones. Nor hit-you-in-the-eye ones. But they won’t be dull cither. Tjhey’U have plenty of color. But it will be well-chosen color. Shades that look right with the suit. And they'll be neat and reasonable looking. No crazy zigzags or patchwork quilts. The most fashionable tie for spring—good because so many men prefer it—is the small-patterned tie. Small allover designs. Small geometrical patterns,. Small floral patterns. Pin-dots and polka dots. Small indefinite checks and plaids. They’re way up among the favorites because they look best with most suits and shirts and faces. They're easy to knot. They’re neither deadly dull nor all set for a joy ride. Next in order of choice—and fashion—are the striped ties. Simple, good-looking, conservative stripes. No prison stripes or candy stripes or stars and stripes. But simple . . . that's the big thing in striped ties this spring. just about the liveliest arc the regimental stripes —stripes in the traditional colors of famous British regiments. Then there are clusters of pin stripes and quarter and half-

March Is Busiest Month for Indianapolis Flower Mission

Mrs. Fred Noerr, visitor for the Indianapolis Flower Mission, gave her monthly report at the meeting of the board of directors today in the Architects and Builders building. Mrs. Noerr stated that March has been the busiest month of the year, with constantly increasing de-

Easter Tea Is Arranged by Mrs. M. E. Bash Mrs. Mahlon E. Bash, 5255 Pleasant Hun parkway, will be hostess I'cr a post-Easter tea to be held from 2 to 4 Tuesday afternoon by the Women’s Association of the Irvington Methodist church. Special 'guests will be Mrs. Edgar Blake and Mrs. O. M. Fifer. The program will be given by Mrs. Nola Bonham Reeder and Mrs. Eva Ilogle. vocalists; Miss Bonnie McMatins. harpist; Miss Martha Jane 3ash. pianist, and Rodney Albright, cellist. Mrs. Ralph McCray is in charge of arrangements and assistant hostesses will be Mesdames George Price, Kar] Wolfe, Garfield Walker, W. S. Kimberlin, George K. Vestal, Dana Web. 1 *r, W. F. King, Ida Almond Scott, William Nause and Miss Grace Hargitt. Delay Girl Scout Outing The Girl Scout outing to have been held Wednesday at Camp Dellwood was postponed because of the weather. Scout officials have announced that it will be held Friday.

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inch bar stripes placed not too distantly apart. Combination of wide and narrow stripes, too, using white stripes, satin stripes and moire stripes. If you want the wide open spaces, you’ll get them in another popular tie that won over lots of rmn during the winter. The spaced pattern tie. Squares, circles and similar geometries or sporting figures such as golf balls and dogs are spaced at intervals. Not too wide and open, though. Arranged so as to let one or two of the figures show in the knot. The conservative plain colored tie still ranks among the leaders. And medium and darker shades of blue are mast popular in this tie, as well as for backgrounds of patterned ties. Other colors, favorites because they look well with suit colors and materials are tan and medium shades of brown; dark and medium greens; gray, or black-and-white that gives a gray effect; and dark reds. Ties are knotted this spring in a medium-size knot. Not as small as you’ve seen it in the past. But not as large, either, as was worn a few years ago at many universities. (ConvriKht. 1931. bv Amos Parrish! Next: Amos Parrish suggests what to wear if Easter is cold.

mands on the mission, which cares for needy tuberucular patients and their families. Mrs. Noerr reported that 1,225 quarts of milk, and twenty-two garments had been distributed, with sixteen of the persons receiving the milk being new cases. Thirty-one families were visited, making a total of 127 persons, and ninety-one attended the free clinics in various parts of the city. The Flower Mission make a particular effort to induce persons to attend the clinics. Mrs. James H. Lowes, treasurer, j read the quarterly report, and Mrs. i W. J. Hutton, chairman of a committee to revise the CQnstitution made a partial report, which was ; discussed. The president. Mrs. David ! Ross, presided. This was the first meeting of the | board to be held in the new meetI ing place. Past meetings have been i held in the Board of Trade build- ! ing.*

Pastors to Speak for w. c. t. u.

The Rev. Warren W. Wiant, pastor of the North Methodist Episcopal church, will speak on ’The O.utlaw Who Would Come Back,” or. the afternoon program of the Marion County W. C. T. U. Institute to be held all day Monday in the Green parlors of the Y. W. C. A. The Rev. Frank Lee Roberts, pastor of the Central Avenue church, will speak on "Prohibition's Illness.” Other features of the afternoon program will be musical numbers by the Quinn Bible class glee club of the East Tenth street church and the Esther quartet. Devotions for the day will be in charge of Mrs. W. P. Knode and Mrs. Jessie M. Baber, assistant pastor of the Central Avenue Christian church. Work among young people will be presented by Mrs. Bessie Hart, L

fw U§T i: Pumps! Straps! Ties! ~'f m ■Mf I Seatand, Fashion’s Easter Foot- / JHHV wear selection is complete J mUBKf ABfo JB| in Marott’s downstairs department. Attractive style creations with an indi- IBBe vidua! appeal at a price which will be a welcome feuggra part of your budget. All Sizes—All Widths jjggj

11th Birthday Sale? Men’s Hand-Made Neckties In Fashion-Approved New Patterns and Colorings 50° This extraordinary group of men’s ties, offered in the 11th Birthday Sale Downstairs at Ayres, is made up of just the kinds of patterns and colorings recommended by Amos Parrish! There are plain colors—small, neat figures stripes dots all-over designs. Most of them are tailored by hand, assuring a neat knot. And most have silklined ends. A real value! Men’s Fancy Socks, 25c Avery special purchase from a famous maker! A fine assortment of vertical stripes, all-over patterns, etc. Substandards; sizes 9V 2 to 12. ♦ ♦ DOWNSTAIRS AT AYRES See Other Ad on Page 5

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T. L. secretary, and Mrs. Dorothy Ragsdale Kortepeter, Y. P. B. secretary. The Union Signal appeal will be made by Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr, president of the county board of directors, will speak. L. E. York, president of the AntiSaloon League, will address the morning session on “Prohibition and Politics.” Mrs. Robert McKay will preside at both sessions, and at the meeting of the executive committee at 1. The committee on resolutions includes Mesdames C. W. Ackman, Herbert Thurston and J. T. Roberts. Arrange for Conclave Indiana members of the ParentTeacher Association, who will attend the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at Hot Springs, Ark., May 3 to 7 are Mrs. W. J. Hockett. Ft. Wayne, state president; Mrs. Homer Miller, South Bend, former state president; Mrs. Edna Hatfield Edmondson, Bloomington, executive secretary of the state congress; Clayton H. Ridge and James L. Murray.

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