Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1946 — Page 23
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FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 1946 - ‘Departments | Plan Two 4 Book Reviews
Events Scheduled Next Week
The Monday guild of the ¢tomunity welfare department of the oman's Department club. will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday for a business meeting in the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian st. “The Miracle of the Bells” (Janney) will be reviewed by Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge. Hostesses will be Mesdames H, O. Warren, Robert Bryce, Mary Hedges, A. Harry Clendenin, A. ©. Rasmussen and George VanDyke. a? . . ” 4 The P. H. N. A. auxiliary, a service group of the community welfare department, will sponsor a review of “My Lady of Cleves” (Barnes), by Mrs. Ridge at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse. Mrs. Everett E, Lett and Mrs. George W, Snyder will be in charge of the tea that will follow the review. Mrs. George A. Bowen and Mrs, VanDyke will preside at the tea table, { Proceeds from the vent will be
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‘Form-Fitting’
For Fashion
Chicago Style Expert Predicts Close Lines
By CLAIRE COX CHICAGO, Oct, 25.~Women are
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and candy was packed for the Boys’ club Halloween party to be held | Thursday. The auxiliary was formed |
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Heads. Group,
Mrs. Joseph J. Cole, 4909 N., Me-
two years ago to stimulate interest in the Boys’ club here which receives its support through the InGiafiapolis community fund,
ridian st, was hostess at a recent guest meeting of the Boys' club auxiliary, Officers elected were Mrs. George. M. Halverson, president; Mrs. Harry C. May, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Parlette, treasurer. Plans were made to sponsor a Boys’ club minstrel in the spring,
Attends Meeting
of the 11th district, American Legion auxiliary, and Mrs. Russell Furr, chairman, are attending the school of instruction at the home. G. L's.
Mrs. Stewart Maxwell, president
district Knightstown home
going back to the Middle Ages for their clothing next year, fashion expert Ruth Hatfleld predicted today. She said the men would like it. “The new styles will go back to the Middle Ages for design, but the 20th Century figure still will be there,” she sald. “The dresses are going to be more form fitting than ever.” id Miss Hatfield, fashion director of| Chicago Fashion Industries, an or-| ganization of clothing manufac turers, made her prediction after studying the fashion industries’|: preview of 1947 spring styles, which opened Monday. The new styles, she said, will feature high necklines—in some in-|j stances almost turtle-necks—draped sleeves, hoods and plain shoes.
used to provide medical books and Journals for the nurses on the staff of the Public Health Nursing assoLclation teaching center,
Beauties’ Hints—
A review of "Britannia Mews" to be given by Mrs. Charles C. Baker at 1:30 p. m. next Thursday in Ayres’ auditorium will be sponsored by the Welfare club. Mrs. Edmond WyaHt (left) and Mrs. Paul M. Goldrick are members of the club's ways and means committee which planned the review. Proceeds will go into the club's fund for placing a woman in the Indianapolis Home for the
lines, but all will have some touch of excitement somewhere,” she said.
women: go into a monastic mood, however,
“Dresses will have tight body
Slack Comes Out “We definitely are going to see
Some of the medieval
@@®ave Sweaters
Aged.
Experts’ Tips
By ALICIA HART
Society—
NEA Staff Writer NOW THAT you're reaching again for your sweaters, some experts’ tips on care that will make them
look better and wear longer should |
come in handy.
When you peel one off, the
sweater should be folded and put |
away in a drawer, When you rig one up on a hanger or hang it on
a closet hook, you ruin a sweater's | incidentally, don’t do
shape and much for your own. ” » » IF YOU want a sweater to do something for you besides reveal
contours, square ouf the shoulders | curving |
discreetly wtih shoulder pads. Tacked carefully to neckband and arms eye seam, shoulder pads can | be added by the rank novice with a needle and thread.
small,
} » ® . FIRST RULE of care to prevent! “felting”—what happens when wool fibers stiffen and intermesh—is to have sweaters cleaned before they become too soiled. On this score, experts remind you that sending sweaters on frequent trips to the cleaner—to be either wet-cleaned or dry-cleaned—is a long-run economy for. the sweater girl.
Josephine Layton Is Married
Times Special PARIS, Ky. Oct. 25.—Miss Josephine Layton was married to Mace McCord Saturday afternoon in the| Youth chapel of the Methodist church here. The Rev. I. 8. Pineur! officiated. The bride, formerly of 1712 Southeastern ave. Indianapolis, is the daughter of Mrs. Dora Layton of Paris and W. J. Layton,
Mrs. Garwood Chairman of Tri Delt
Homecoming Luncheon Tomorrow
THE BUTLER UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE of Delta | Delta Delta sorority will have a homecoming luncheon tomorrow noon in the chapter house. Both active and" alumnae members will attend the event, which coincides with the university homecoming day. Mrs. James Garwood is chairman for the luncheon. Mrs. H. W. Halberg and Mrs. John Crawford are in charge | of reservations, and Mrs. Charles Ertel III and Mrs. Albert Mendenhall will be in charge of the reception. The serving will be directed by Mrs. William Pert and Mrs.
Nick Presecan, and the decorations will be in charge of Miss Marjorie Tretton. D. A. R. Plans Memorial Service THE CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON chapter, D. A. R,, is plan- . ning a tree planting memorial service and tea on Thursday. The memorial service will be held at the Benjamin Harrison Memorial home
at 1230 N. Delaware st. Mik 29 Boys to Be: Mary Hill, state chairman of the Legion Guests
conservation committee, will be the quest speaker. The tea will be. held at the The Broad Ripple American Legion post and auxiliary will entertain 29 boys from the Knights-
chapter house following the memorial service. Hostesses will be Mesdames Odin F. Wadleigh, Robert McKeéhnie, Fae W. Patrick, Edward Rumpler, John town Soldiers and Sailors Chil-| Goldthwaite, Morse Bowen, Hardren's home at Butler bowl tomor-| old Curtis and Russell Townrow. The boys will see the game| send Jr. with Ball State Teachers college, : $. 8 8 and later be entertained at a din- Mrs. Ralph Vonnegut will be ner. Mrs, Wilson Daily of Knights-| hostess to the Junior auxiliary town will have charge of. the ac-| to the Public Health Nursing astivities. sociation at a meeting Monday
Mrs. Clyde Hirst, chairman of the| afternoon. The meeting will beways and means committee of the| &in at 12:30 o'clock. Fortune” and t the » auxiliary, has announced . tha Woman's Chub Adolescents.
group will hold its annual turkey dinner and bazaar Nov. 3 at the post home, 64th st. and College ave. Serving will be from 5 to 8 p. m.,, and reservations may be made with Mrs. Hirst or with Mrs. Wilbert
THE INDIANAPOLIS Woman's club will meet at 2:30 o'clock next Friday afternoon at the Propylseum. Miss Mary Sinclair will have as her topie,
manufacturers use all the material they want in women’s clothing.
they are shaping the drape into monastic attire just like the Middle Ages—only form fitting, of course,” she said.
and sleeves fuller, but the slack definitely is coming out of the rest of the dress.”
surprising” for women to look back to the Middle Ages for 1947 styles.
{bore out Miss Hatfield's prediction, Even many of the (short-sleeved dresses had high necklines.
the right 20th century places.
P.-T. A. Groups Book Meetings
Parents and Teachers will meet | {from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Monday in| (the Claypool hotel. * Mrs. Robert F, Shank, president of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be the speaker. °
lications, Indiana bulletin, national P.-T. A. and legislation. »
cation chairman.
dresses are so cleverly made that they give a woman a figure whether she has one or not.” Miss Hatfield said the new style dresses would require a “bare minimum” of material, despite the fact the government has decided to let
“Instead of draping the shape,
Here's something fo cheer about and Doris Pugh will lead the cheers for her wool plaid "kiltie” and white Pandora twin sweater set, Doris is cheer leader at - Lawrence Central high school, where she is a She is a member of the 6. O. O, P, S. club. (Block’s.)
senior.
“Hems might be a little longer,
She said it wasn't the “least bit
‘The 1947 spring styles on display
They fit the models snugly in all
The Marion County Council of
Conferences will be held on pub-
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The Decatur Central P.-T.
Music Group To Meet
will meet at 1 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs, Prescott Jensen, 108 N. Cecil st, Mrs. D. J. Hendrickson will talk’ on “The Orchestra,” and {recordings will be played.
(son, president; Miss Betty Brock, vice president and program chairman; Mrs. F. A. Whipple, secretary, and Mrs. Hendrickson, treasurer,
Lorenzo" Jones, membership; Mrs. George Newton, publicity; Mrs. Francis Helkema, historian; Mrs. Harry Ware, delegate to the Irving. ton Union of Clubs; Mrs. James
Kings {Cletus Broecker, telephone. {Harry Pirtle is leader of the Junior | Music club sponsored by the organization.
Convention Arranged
its state convention in South Bend A | : |study club will meet at 1:30 p, m.|lomorrow and Sunday. Miss Made{next Thursday at the school. Sub-|line Kruchten is the delegate from Jects will be “Your Family Is Your Xi Iota chapter, and Miss Virginia “Counseling = Our Dodd is the chapter's candidate for state queen. Other chapter memMrs. David Bruner is'parent edu- bers who will attend are Mrs. Ora ‘Haines and Miss Nora Jane Carey.
The Irvington Music Study club
Officers are Mrs. Wilson Patter-
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
bury, friendship, and Mrs.
Mrs.
Beta Sigma Phi serority will hold
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2052 Station st. Indianapolis. The Smith. bridegroom is the son of Mrs. 2 rar Mace McCord Sr. Meeting Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robin Adair Horton! Delta chapter, Delta Sigma Phi Jr, Paris, attended the couple. Mr. sorority, will meet Monday in the and Mrs. McCord will be at home club room. There will be a guest here after.a short trip south. speaker.
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“APO-887," and Mrs. John K. Goodwin will talk on “I Collect
History Books.” ~ » »
The Fortnightly Literary club will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Propylaeum. A
paper, “Sentimental
Journey,
will be read by Mrs. Herbert R.
Hill,
. » » Mrs. D.*A. Murphy will entertain members of the Woman's Round Table club at its meeting next Friday. “China and Its People,” will be discussed by
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