Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1941 — Page 15
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The college girl and her sweater-| skirt ‘ensemble is fast becoming as
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traditionally American as the cow-|-boy," his: boots and saddles, Design For Living magazine’s C. B. I] (campus bureau of investigation) agents report. “College women spend 75 per cent ~ of their waking hours in a sweaterskirt outfit, they further elaborated. | : Cardigan or slipover, long or short sleeves, “V” or crew necklines, one rule. is steadfast—sweaters must be
eryinig coeds at several col- ] it. wa$ discovered ‘that Miss Average College Girl spends: $240.33 a year on cldthes. Texas beauties, however, have the fattest pocket--books—they spend $768. : Campus feet are the same as & ever in saddle shoes. Buf moccasins are owned by 40 per cent of the girls. Saddles, pumps and the eguderella “evening” slipper com“giete a collegian’s shoe shelf. The stocking shortage or the troublesome “nick” in nylons, is no concern of young moderns. . They . cut stocking bills in half by baring legs in ankle socks despite wintry| - blasts. A good number knit their socks. The average ‘college girl, however, vetoed the knee length type now on the market. Only 6 per cent wore them. Twenty-six per cent rate the rubber boot functional and sensible for rainy cam-|; Puses. Dickeys are definitely “in,” but big hats collect dust on closet shelves. . Bandanas, beanies, hoods, - baseball’ skullies, : calots, stocking caps, pill boxes, baby honnets, berets and ear muffs are “in the know,” C. B. I. agents re . They noted, in addition, that southern lassies are all |for the effeminate formal, while eastern and ‘northwestern college rate the dinner gown and skirt-
fresh flower headd all-important speci
sweater combines “super duper.” appearances.
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ing feast, It is healthful and cooling and if you buy it at your + FURNAS or VELVET dealer's you MOLDS “are assured of its purity and de- | :
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Your aiahborkosd dealer has Turkey, Pumpkin center and combination flavor bricks, Cherry and Strawberry Ice Cream Pies, and “assorted flavors in bulk for your | selection. Special fancy molds are . | available on order. Plan today to | include a FURNAS or VELVET. Ice | Cream dessert in your Thanksgiving dinner menu. |
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Double bracelets of carnation petals, studded with butterfly orchids, are a smart fashion accent for the new opera-length gloves. There are matching flower nosegays in in “ear muff” designs.
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, your yur favorite dancing frock for red letter party dates:may be a picture gown with a hand-span waist and billowing skirt or a sculptured sheath of chiffon as slim as a candle with a provocative slit skirt, But whether jyou choose romantic styles or sleek sophistication for formal wear, you can count on new designs in and corsages to double your -glamour for those
.For belles who take their fashion cues from the Romney portraits and choose the beguiling holiday dance frocks with shoulder ' capelines and drifting net skirts, the florists suggest scroll corsages of orchids, fragrant roses or gardenias pinned at the curve of the neckline. If you accent your party frock with the new opera length gloves, the new fashions in fresh flower bracelets inspired by precious jewelry designs can be counted on to point up your glamour. Spray orchids, camellias or entwined arrangements of rose petals or carnation petals are some of the new flower bracelet designs that can be telegraphed anywhere in the country. Many of the fresh flower bracelets are designed so that they may be twined two or even three times around the arm. To carry out the fresh flower “jewelry” ideas, florists suggest ear muff designs of sweetheart roses or a necklace of tuberoses as smart new glamour fash-
‘| ions.
Dream blossoms. are a new flower fashion created by manipulating petals of as many as a dozen gladioli, roses or carnations into great flowers. These modern flower designs are in high fashion favor as accents for the new plunging necklines. i:Fresh flowers in pink hues are in
fl| particularly high social favor as
dramatic accents for black and pink ensembles. Camellias, roses, bouvardia and spray orchids are par-
“The frock of the future” is an apt title for this clever junior model with its long, button-closing, dart fitted top which brings the. waistline down to a new: low! There is figure flattering in the way this contrasting top section emphasizes the slim torso—and the younger girls know it! They also appreciate the youthful effect of tisiuligathered skirt and the tailored turn down : collar
sizes 11 to 19. Size 13 requires, with short sleeves, 13; yards 35-inch ‘material for waist portion, 3% yards 85-inch material for skirt, collar and cuffs. For this attractive pattern, send 15¢ in coin, your name, address,
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"tween $14 and leach year, while the feminine outlay for “apparel is between $13 and disclosed
ticularly effective for matching headdress and corsage arrange-| ments.
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Clothing Bills Of Men Match Wives’ Outlay
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, but the average American almost ‘as much on
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‘Men in nies country spen $199 hg oT
$2173, -the board
en spend a substantially larger
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folk. In these families the women
average $273, compared ‘with. $199 : sxpsnded:by the men—g difference of $74.
Outlay as Low as $13
$14 to the women’s $13. Where the income is’ between $500 and $1000, the men and women. spend the same amount—$21. If the family income ‘ranges between $1000 and $1500, the women are slightly
In the $1500-$2000 income group, men spend $45, women $51; in the
$70, and ‘in the $3000-$5000. level, men $85 and women $104.
clothing budget on outer garments such as dresses and suits, followed by coats and wraps, footwear, hose, underwear and nightwear, and hats, in, that order. :
Footwear Big Item
In the lower income groups women spend as much an footwear as they do on outer clothing, the survey revealed, and as niuch on hose as they do on coats and wraps. In this group, unlike the higher income levels, more is expended for footwear than for coats and wraps. The largest share of the average man’s clothing expenditures is for suits, trousers and overalls. Shoes are next in line, followed closely by coats. and wraps. Shirts, underwear: and nightwear, hose and hats follow in that order, : Coats and wraps are a larger expense than shoes in the women’s budget, while the men spend more for shoes. Hose rank higher on the feminine list than on the masculine, but both sexes relegate hats and caps to the least expensive part of the wardrobe.
We, the Women Children Need Training in Social Graces
By RUTH MILLETT
Mary ready for 16 when she was 12 or younger,” mother of a high school wallflower confessed to me the other day.
before to which the girls were supposed to invite the boys, and her } young daughter, a high school junior, didnt have the courage to invite a boy to the dance. And when her brother invited ome + for her, the boy made a flimsy excuse — and Mary and her brother hoth knew ‘he just didn’t want to be. tied down to a girl he knew he would be stuck with for a whole evening. Mary cried all evening and her mother could have cried for her, but she didn’t. Instead she sat down and tried to figure out what was wrong with Mary, and where she had failed her. She decided that Mary had got off on the wrong foot with the kids of her age when she was only 10, and much too fat. Though her mother had, later on, seen that her weight was brought down to normal--Mary had already become a fat, unattractive girl in the minds of the boys and girls in her class.
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MARY WAS left out of things at the start. Her mother can see that now, though she didn’t think anything about it when Mary was just a child of 10. It ought to wake mothers up to the fact that in order for a girl or boy to be a sucessful “16,” he or she ought to be doing and learning at 10—or even at 6.
Ruth Millett
may say other-|
gr in‘ families with an income |} "lof $5000 or’ more anally do wom-
"In the families with an. income | ‘of ' $500 or less yearly, men spend|
ahead, with $35 to $33 for the men.| $2000-$3000 group, men ‘$62, women |
‘Women in the middle and higher |# income. levels spend most of their|f
“I WISH I had started getting
the heartsick|"
» There had been a dance the night |
Velveteen } ‘fash i ons uh afternoon dress worn . by: of the films. A single large patch pocket calls attention to the front fullness of the - while twin erystal and jet buttons accent the draped -- lines of: | the bodice. | |. The new, glove-length bell ‘sleeves carry wide cuffs to match the * tailored collar. Maria’s i matching red profile : beret of brushed beaver carries a pheasant feather trim and perky bow.
Baby Bootees
By MRS. ANNE CABOT No cold pink toes when these booties are handy to slip on to
baby’s tiny feet! You can crochet them of two balls of soff white yarn and a ball of blue or pink yarn. The booties are just: five .inches high, have a sensible, practical, closely crocheted sole, dainty shellstitch edging at top and are cloverly tied with two tiny blue ribbons. They're very easy to {do and take little time to make. A thoroughly practical and a very pretty gift to make for the newest baby in’ your family. You'll enjoy making them, too, for holiday gifts.
To obtain crocheting instructions for Babies Booties (Pattern ' No. 5223), ‘send 10 cents in coin, your name and address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 106 Seventh Ave., New
‘York.
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PIGTAILS and freckles — what could be more charming in a very young, bright outdoor type nsiss? And they're pretty cute on schoolgirls. But when freckles appear on a really fastidiuos woman's face, it is something else again. She is very
age. Well, she Deedn't have them all the time. Childhood freckles sometimes disappear naturally in later life, but as a rule they are permanent. The exact cause of them is unknown. Often they seem to run in families.
microscope, all it shows is small patches of pigment in the lower part of the outer layer. These can be removed temporarily. What you do is to cause the outer skin to peel, and thus remove the cells containing the pigment. Your physician can give you a formula that will do the trick, but be sure to use it only under his instruction. ” Generally, such a mixture is dabbed on the skin three or four times daily until peeling is produced. Unfortunately, freckles do come back. They are exaggerated by sun-
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their return, it would be necessary to eliminate completely exposure to exciting agents, such as sunlight. For those who have few, or no especially prominent freckles, it is best to leave them alone. For those who have a stubborn freckle problem, the best course is to get a physician to supervise removing them temporarily, for extra special times. freckle remover of whose contents you do ‘not have expert knowledge.
Pork and Sauerkraut
What's better on a cool day than pork and sauerkraut! Try a picnic pork shoulder which you've had boned and sewed on three sides, then stuff with sauerkraut to which you add a grated raw potato and
Above all, never use any
: Clad Groups ig | Annual Bazaar At All Saints Cathedral Hon
Plan Review at
their annual bazaar Nov. 28 in the by the following booth chairmen
Alice Hill, -fancywork; Mrs. Duckworth, baby; Mrs. T. C. Mec-. Guffey and Mrs, LW. Danner, bake goods; Mrs. James Rainey, plants, and Mrs. Veldon Montgom-
‘| ery, white elephant.
The Young People’s Fellowship will have a booth on church litera-| man
C. R. Thompson will be in charge of the cafeteria. Mrs. W. H. Gardner will review “I, Nathaniel, Knew Jesus” (Van Tasle Sutphin) tomorrow at 2 p. m.
A review and bazaar ave aMoDE activities occupying The women’s organizations at All Saints Cathedral |
Mrs. R.| Hartley Sherwood, the general chairman, will be sited.
: Mrs. E. D. Wilhite and M ‘Thompson, doll; Mrs. Ralph Potter and Miss Opal Little, of
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ODIST The review is under the ship of the Circle C of Park Women’s Society. of Service; Mrs. Henry L.
The review, which sented without charge, lowed by a tea. Mrs. W. president of the W. S. Mrs. Sumner L. Martin, church’s pastor, will Sexson E. Humphreys
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