Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1946 — Page 26

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“The fourth course of the judging]

gohool sponsored ‘by the Garden Club of Indiana will be held Monday and Tuesday in Block's auditorium. Mrs. Maude R. Jacobs of South

Carrollton, Ky, will lecture on “Horticulture and Flower = Show Practice” at 9:45 a. m. and 3 p. m, on Monday. Mrs. Marget Cochrane Oole of Bronxville, N. Y., will speak on “Design in Flower Arrangement” at 1 p. m. Monday, and on “Color” at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday. Examination and student judging will be at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. At 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, a written examination on required reading will be given students who have completed three courses, and a flower arrangement demonstration will be given at 2 o'clock that afternoon by Mrs. Cole. The demonstration is open to all Garden club members, and flowers will: be provided by Mesdames Harold L. Hasbrook, F. E. Artist and Marlin J. Dow. Arrange Flowers Flower arrangements that will be analyzed during Mrs, Cole's lectures will be made by Mesdames A. F. Buchanan, Goethe Link, B, F. Orr and E. P. Winslow and by members of the Put-Em-in-a-Vase Garden club of Terre Haute. Mrs. Burke Nicholas is general chairman for the school. Mrs. Otto OC. Mahrdt is flower show chairman, and she will be assisted by Mrs. Norvin Strickland and Mrs. John Wayne Judy. The registration committee will be in charge of Mrs. James E. Jobes assisted by Mesdames Link, Robert F. Mannfield and N. M. Talbert. ;

Roberta Jones Is Honored

Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Jones of

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Seward and L. Preston Highley.

Robert Yoho To Be Speaker At Guest Day

Robert Yoho, state board of health, will be guest speaker at the past presidents and guest. day meeting of the Riley hospital Cheer guild at 2 p. m/ Tuesday in Ayres’ sguditorium, Charts will illustrate his talk on “Health Problems in In-

diana.” An executive board meeting will be held at 1 p. m. A tea will follow the 2 o'clock session. Special

8. Franklin rd. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Roberta, to Louis B. Rutan, son of Mrs. L. B. Rutan, 507 N. Gray st. The wedding will be Oct. 26 at the First Baptist church with Dr. C..B. Atwater officiating. Mrs. Walter B. Sweeney, assisted by Miss Lora Dodd of Lebanon, will entertain with a miscellaneous shower on Oct. 2 in her home at 2345 N? Bancroft st. A personal

guests will be Mrs. Herman C. Fromer, president; Mrs. Andrew J, Porter, founder; Mesdames Charles Hogate, Carl H. Irrgang, Charles D. Vawter, 8. G. Huntington, Emil Souffiot, William O, Cheesman, Bernard H. Jeup and Hans Jacobsen, all past presidents. Chapter day will be held in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel on Oct. 9. Committee chairmen are Mrs. C. W. Ostertag, general; Mrs.

shower honoring Miss Jones on Sept. 27 will be given by Mrs. Francis Huffman, 4224 Sunset ave. Mrs. Harold T. Thompson, 3602 E. New York st, will entertain on Oct. 11, and Mrs. Paul Pritchard of Danville will give a party on a date still to be set. Mrs. Lenley Borton,

1709 N. New Jersey st. entertained for the bride-to-be on Aug. 27. Mrs.

J. J. Ryburn assisted.

Two Are Pledged

Pledge services for Miss Evelyn Ensey and Mrs. Betty Spears were held last night by Lambda Mu chapter of Sigma Beta sorority following a dinner at Catherine's tea room.

Merle Morrison, ticket and reservation; Mrs. William M. Carter, telephone, and Mrs, Carl Auman, hospitality. ! ;

Women’s Council Will Meet

The Third Christian church Women’s council will open its fall season at a 12:30 p, m. covered dish luncheon Tuesday. The luncheon will be preceded by a meeting, and followed by a program beginning at 1:30 p. m., Guest speaker will be Dr. Grover Hartman of the Church Federation of Indianapolis. He will speak on

Book Review Will Be Sponsored by Musicale

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Society—

Music Group to Fete Mrs. Seehausen, New President of Patroness Club

MRS. PAUL SEEHAUSEN, new president of the Patroness club of Mu Phi Epcilon, national music sorority, will be honored at a tea-musicale from 3 to 5 p. m. Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Albert Reep, retiring president. In the receiving line with Mrs. Reep will be Miss Florine Duff, president of Kappa chapter; Miss Ruby

Winders, president of the alumnae chapter; Mrs. Henry W. Laut, Mrs. Helen Talge Brown, Miss Gertrude Gutelius and Miss Edith Spencer. Mesdames Adrian Robinson; Robert E. Cochran, John T. Van Zant and Homer Woods, all of the social committee will serve. Music will be provided by Miss Ann Mathews and Miss Maxine Critchfield. ’ tas ; ~

Buffet Supper to Honor Couple A BUFFET SUPPER will honor Miss Janet Ann Johnson and her flance, Carl W. Steeg Jr., at 7 o'clock Saturday night. The supper, which will follow the wedding rehearsal, will be in the home of the prospective bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence D. Johnson. Guests will be the bridal party and members of-the families. Miss Johnson and Mr. Steeg will be married at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Sweeney chapel at Butler university.

Deborah McDougal, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Shirley A. McDougal. Entered as seniors at Bradford Junior college, Bradford, Mass, are Miss Jane Eaglesfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Eaglesfield; Miss Natalie Ann _ Griener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E. Griener, and Miss Ann Evans, daughter of Robert B. Evans. Miss Ora Elizabeth Coats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Coats, is enter= ing the school as a freshman. » " »

Enter Schools A NUMBER OF Indianapolis girls have registered at out-of-state schools. Among new students at MacMurray college, Jacksonville, Ill, are Miss Peggy Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards; Miss Virginia Foltz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foltz, and Miss

Davis McClenny will be honored ‘at a bridal dinner at 6:30 p. m. today in the Marott hotel. The prospective bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Galm, will give the dinner that is to be followed by the wedding rehearsal, The engaged couple will be

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Fashion Press Sees-Work of 8 Californians

Paris to Review Part Of New Collections

Times Special LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19.—Ten years ago, eight little women who believed in themselves and the particular genius of California design banded together to become the Affiliated Fashionists. Last night, leis flown from Hawaii around their shoulders, they proved themselves before representatives of the fashion press of America. The ‘“girls"—and a long time, wasn't it, for so many to stick together? — were Louella Ballerino, Mabs of California, Agnes Barrett, Irene Bury, Viola Dimmitt, Peggy Hunt, Addie Masters and Marjorie Montgomery. _ Sequins on Swimsuits And what did they have, among themselves, to offer? Sequin encrusted bathing suits to retail from $79.50 to $100. (Fred Cole had advanced the idea. in oneplece numbers at his water ballet the night before, just to let you know that the idea is universal out here.) Long-sleeved bra tops for playsuits and slacks combinations, Patterned fabrics—stripes, horse and saddle, Zumi Indians, hibiscus prints: A great knowledge of the female human body, which by use of line and manipulation ‘of pattern, allowed the average woman to make the most of her assets. (Could it be the aquatie life around here that made them so knowledgeable?) Eight for Paris A collection of eight costumes, representing the talent of each woman in the group, that will be shown in Paris under the sponsorship of Mme. Karen, a Frenchwoman who have a knock-'em-out sense of humor, In this group were three casual dresses, including a wraparound; a bare midriff playdress in cotton; a dressmaker bathing suit; a midriff cotton dinner dress; a styled up raincoat in black nylon, and an antique lame evening wrap ensembled with a short black dinner dress. The eight gals, the fashion press decided, had done very well by their decade. Lady Eve's own figure came back into fashion Tuesday night. The

magnificently staged showing, held in «and around the pool -at the Huntington hotel-in Pasadena. The purveyors of the glad tidings were sea nymphs derived from the same sources as you and you and you. Which means, of course, that they had the lithe, lovely young bodies that are an American heritage—and to which Southern California dedicates its best playclothes. One-Piece Suits Favored Specifically, this return to our Mother Eve means that — at long last—we are to wear again divided bra tops, one-piece bathing suits, nd little skirted jobs that are feminine in the extreme. Fred N. Cole, who is.the top man at Cole of California, estimates that one-piece’ suits outrank the twopiece bra-and-short combination so popular these last years, two to one in the current resort collection. (And “resort” means what you and I will be wearing in the Midwest next summer, whether or not we ship southward come February.)

Hospital Guild Plans Card Party

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The St. Francis hospital guild will sponsor a card party at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’. auditorium. general chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.

Other committee chairmen are Mrs. George Graber, special prizes; Mrs. Leo Lucid, prizes; Mrs, Anth-

All of the bathing suits in this collection. cling to the torso and expand into fullness low on the hipline, breaking into very brief bloomers or into gathered or pleated extravagances of fabric at that point. Year of Femininity So it is with playdresses. The girlish dirndl is supplanted by the more restrained lines of maturity. All of the colors revealed in the spotlights: on the water ballet were mature too — soft muted browns,

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Oct. 4 Is Date Set For Local Meeting

The Indiana Federation of “Clubs has released its district convention: schedule, Mrs, W. H. Lykins of Covington, president, and Mrs. | Arnold Ulbrich, third vice president and state chairman of junior clubs, will be the two state officers speaking at all the conventions. ; Other speakers at all conventions will be Miss Sally Butler, state director of the treasury division of saving bonds, who will speak on thrift and savings, and C. F. Kohlmeyer, director of the board of in- £ [dustrial aid for the blind, who will explain Indiana's rehabilitation program for the blind. ‘The convention schedule is as follows: ‘Tuesday—fifth district at Brazil! Sept. 25—second district at Martinsville; Oct. 1—ninth district at Kokomo; Oct. 2—12th district at South Whitley; Oct. 3—eighth district at Decatur; Oct. 4—seventh district at Indianapolis; Oct. 9— 11th district at Wabash; Oct. 10— 10th district at Crown Point; Oct. |11—13th district ‘at Hamlet; Oct. 15—sixth district at Rising Sun; Nov. T-—first district at New Harmony; Nov. 8—third district at

THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1946.

EVENTS

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| Alpha Ohi Omebw Alumnae, 8 p. ms.

today. Mrs. William. Woolley, 4137 Rookwood, hostess. Emera, 8 p. m. Sept. 27. Mrs. Emma Leppert, 1102 Newman, hostess.

SORORITIES «

Phi chap. Delta Chi Sigma, 8:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Dale Parrish, 123 N. Bradley, hostess. Honoring new members. Rho chap. Delta Sigma Kappa. 8 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Robert A. Mock, 412 N. Fenton, hostess. ! Lambda chap., Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m. today. Columbia club. Tau chap., Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m, today. Hotel Washington.

Cheer Guild to Meet

The following chapters of the Riley hospital Cheer guild will sew Monday —Bruce Robinson Post; Tuesday— “Knee Deep in June” and “All Kind Mother”; Wednesday—"“An Old Sweetheart of Mine”; Thurse day—“In the Heart of June”; Friday “Dream of Long Ago.”

Attend Convention

Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, presideng of the Marion county W. ©. T. U, and Mrs. W, W, Reedy and Mrs, William Paulsel, both of the Cene tral W, O. T. U,, left today to ate tend the national W, OC, T. U, cone vention in Minneapolis. The cone

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dress with saddle-stitch trim is an exciting addition to. any teen-ager's wardrobe. VYonda Lu Springer, who is a sophomore at Howe high school, is wearing a hat by Alice May. Vonda is a member of the L A.S. S. LES. club. (Was-

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Group Will Honor Mrs. W. H. Day

Mrs. W. H. Day will be honor guest at a silver benefit tea to be given by the Little Circle of the W. 8. C. S. of Roberts Park Methodist church from 2 to 5 p. m. Sun-| day. The event will mark Mrs. Day's 10th year of sponsoring the Little Circle. |

The offering received will be sent | to Lucknow Christian college at] Lucknow, India, where Mrs, Esta Herrmann Howard, former Little

Circle member, is stationed.

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Garden Club Plans | Show Tomorrow

The annual fruit, flower -and vegetable show of the Irvington Women's Garden club will be held tomorrow at the home of Mrs. C. B.

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