Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1934 — Page 13

JULY 27, 1934

Discomfort Put Aside by Women Shoes Which Fit Go With Looser Clothing in These Times. HV HI 1.l N WF.LSIIIMF.R M A staff ( or*f%|wn*l'nl XITOMEN still torn** in assorted ▼ ▼ aren't as small as they used to be. The women are growing larger, generally peakir.g The expansion, if you please, is due to increased When 'Rotter Selbv president of the National Boo? and Shoe Manufacturers' Assoriation. avs that nmm are busing larger than they bought a fn ’ears ago he makes a laudatory ?!a?em r nt. Women of the mauve decade ana the flaming oer.od that was an outgrowth of the war held a curious belief that it wrre b<”?rr. far be*ter. to suffer from a shoe: that pinched than to kick It off. Men. so the women had been taught to believe, admired small fee? in women. If a girl didn't ha\e feet small enough to put on parade she was encouraged to abbreviate their sire by encasing them in shoes that afforded a painful reduction. So long a.s a woman's feet were email she endured headaches, backaches,, leg aches, exclamation points up and down her forehead paren-the-p.s around her lips—all the ear marks which the continuous pinching gave her. Her disposition had an acid flavor. But her feet were small! Her intelligence told her. occasionally. that she was taking her steps in the wrong direction, but she didn't listen. Today a woman chooses a ♦hoe v hirh fits, the shoe man says. She gets her reward, at once. Comfort brings relaxation, a gayer, merrier feeling, and a gracefulness which is more charming than the lessened space she once occupied, when she did the world's fair, the county fair, and the sidewalks of New York In a compressed manner. There is another sign of feminine intelligence abroad in the land, also. According to Harry La verm an. president of a great chain store system, twice as many women are demanding large size clothes today as five years ago. Say what you please about the fact that women formerly kept their clothes slim because men liked

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Dorothy Yates and Janet Stayton

Dorothy Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Yates, entertains her young friends at the swimming pool of the Meridian Hills Country Club. Janet Stayton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chester Stayton, was her guest recently.

women's physiques that way, Mr. Liverman will answer you with a pro-male argument. Women, he says realized that their husbands needed nourishing food during the days of depression. The women may have preferred salads for dinner. To keep up their husband's morale wives served nourishing food. The women themselves partook of the heavier viands in order to be companionable. It isn't wrong to desire a slim silhouette. Every • woman does. Eve didn't want to be fat and the women who will be born day after tomorrow won’t want to be, either. But when it is a question of comfort and happiness on one side, and slimness on the other, no sensible woman should hesitate. Os course, a body that is strong, straight, healthy doesn't carry superfluous flesh. But it doesn’t sponsor foolish sacrifices which do more harm than good. No man ever yielded with inward grace when a woman walking com-

panion took time out. to rest because her shoes were too short. No man ever enjoyed his favorite menu if the woman with him played with a few- pieces of lettuce while the spicy fragrance of wellcooked foods pervaded the dining room. If women want to please men, they must make men comfortable. It is a strange paradox that by pleasing themselves a little lately, Eve's twentieth century cousins are finding heightened favor in masculine eyes. iCopvrißht. 1934. NEA Service, Inc.) Class to Hold Picnic Members of the young married people's Sunday school class of the University Park Christian church will meet at the church at 2:30 Sunday, later going to Noblesville park for a picnic. Jed Pearson Jr., Bloomington, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Pearson, at the Spink Arms.

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Ruth Fox to Wed in New York Leon Shiman Will Take Bride in Rite Tonight. Bv Time* Sperial Georgian loungt of the American Womens Association Club here will be the scene of the marriage tonight of Miss Ruth Nathalie Fox, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Simon D. Fox, Indianapolis, and Leon Shiman, son of Mrs. Sarah Shiman, New York. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, Indianapolis, will officiate at the service before a background of palms and ferns interspersed with lighted cathedral candles. The bride, to be given in marriage by her father, will wear white lace w : ith a small turban of illusion silk designed with a crown of white velvet petals. She will carry her mother's Bible, from which will fall satin streamers tied with pink roses. I and her mother's wedding brooch land lace handkerchief, j Dorothy Louise Haymann, daughI ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hayman, ! who will attend the service, will be

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ring bearer. She will wear pink organdy. Mrs. Fox will be gowned in black lace and Mrs. Shiman has chosen white crepe with a fingertip length jacket dress. Following the ceremony the immediate families will attend a bridal dinner. Daisies will form the table centerpiece. The couple will leave for a motor trip to New England, the bride traveling in a blue sheer outfit with matching accessories. They will make their home in New York. The bride is a graduate of Indiana university and Mr. Shiman graduated from Columbia university. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foy, Omaha. Neb., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tilsley.

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SHOWER AND BRIDGE FETE BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Catherine Hedrick, bndeelect, was feted at a kitchen shower and bridge party Wednesday night at the home of Miss Betty Flanigan, 128 West Twenty-sixth street. The marriage of Muss Hedrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hedrick, and William D. Pyle Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D Pyle, will take place Aug. 3. Guests included the honor guest and Mrs Charles Cook Jr., Mrs. Ncrbert Shek and Mrs. Earl Hendron; Misses Betty Lee. Dorothy Kirkman, Estella Nale and June Baunner. Mrs. Cook and Miss Lee plan !o

entertain informally for Miss Hedrick at a later date. CLASS PICXIC SET AT GARFIELD PARK Gleaners’ class of the Edge wood Methodist Sunday school will entertain with a picnic at 2 tomorrow afternoon in Garfield park, Mrs. Robert Stewart is class teacher and Miss Elizabeth Sutton, president. Those in charge o i the event include Misses Julia Dowd and Susie Garrison, refreshments; Misses Ida Dudgeon. Bertha Hendricks and Gayle Underwood, entertainment.

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BRIDE-ELECT FETED BY BETA CHAPTER

Miss Marfe Nies. 734 Lincoln street, was hostess Wednesday night for the bridge partv and personal shower given by Beta chapter. Alpha Beta Phi sorority, for Miss Emma Blasche, whose marriage to Norman Carroll will take place Aug 14. Appointments were in pink" and blue and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Otto Nies and Miss Patricia Woirhave. Guests included Misses Rosemarie Yanzer. Mary Keating. Loretta Rinehart, Dorothy Oliver. Ella Lewis. Mary and Margaret Long, Ruth Reckley and Esther McGrath.