Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1947 — Page 16

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‘Mrs. Malone to Speak ~To Republican Club Mrs. James B. Malone, past president of the Indians Women’s Re-

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TUXEDO FRONT SUIT—The tuxedo-front suit gets top billing in Bruno's spring

navy wool, this one has a deep scoop neckline showing an expanse

a right flank position. Again—a garment may be completely surrounded by four mammoth pockets buttoned at their tops. Miss McCardell, former advocate of the briefest swim suit styles possible, this year is covering up the midriff with one-piece strapless styles for the most part. She does show a two-piece bare mide riff number wtih a cowl halter top. And most of the suits have accompanying play - skirts with elastic waistbands. # =

Dark Cottons Fabric interests lies in her use of .deep and dark toned cottons (both plaids and stripes) and in a Portugese-inspired group of play clothes which combine two different plaids in the same outfit. Pauline Trigere, for our money one of the top four or five New York designers, is not only lengthening the silhouette. She’s straightening it out, too. Most pronounced example of this is in her suit jackets which are almost straight in back and are only semi-fitted in front. With their below-hip length, they provide a spanking new look. For most of her suits Miss Trigere shows matching weskits, with scooped out neck lines. The slanting lines of hex inset suit pockets frequently continue on around the hip. The long torso line finds expression in several styles. There's the straight-cut wrap-around coat, suggestive of Chanel's designs in the twenties except that it has Dbloused elbow-length sleeves. And then there's the dress with beltless torso length top which meets a knee flounce skirt or circular cut falling into unpressed pleats. Asymmetrical closings on coats and jackets, numbers of short-sleeved coats, and 6 inset tunic fronts on skirts are other Trigere highlights. Two of the prettiest dresses in her collection are garden party frocks in ballerina length. A gray eyelet has a circular skirt and is brightened by a waist line cluster of pink buds. An emerald nylon sheer has a sunburst pleated skirt and wears a cluster of yellow roses.

» Slim Skirts At Bruno's the suits are still of the shorter jacket petsuasion, whether the jacket is fitted or a boxy stroller type. Bruno is not lengthening his skirts quite so much as the other designers, probably because said skirts are sticking to slender lines. But he is playing up a new suit neckline, It is the tuxedo front, which means a scooped out effect revealing quite a lot of the blouse bosom

New, too, is his use of cotton for the cocktail dress. He does one in white pique in fitted prin. cess style with notched revers « «.« and he buttons it down the front with big faceted jet buttons. There's a companion dress in dinner length. One trio of evening dresses by

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Bruno take to an astral plane’ called “sun,” “moon,” and “stars.” They are of sheer fabric with me‘tallic embroidery motifs matching their names. The House of Sondheim goes all out for the longer skirt and makes it look even longer by combining it with a molded body characterizes “as “taut,” which means that it's practically a° modified hobble where it ends just below the outward curve of calf” Above this hemline

diagonally tucked in flat folds separated by rows of fagotting. The same treatment also appears in a daytime dress.

down far enough to form an uneven hemline, Like ‘Trigere, Sondheim is going in for the short-sleeved coat. Prettiest of the lot is a fulllength black wool with a very full shirred back held in by a self-

Finale of the Sondheim show, and the day, was a two-piece gray wool stole suit with a gunmetal leather belt. The stole, forming a straight capelet effect across the front, buttoned behind the shoulders and fell into floating panels to the hemline.

Club to Meet

“The Pre-school Child” will be the topic of discussion at the meeting of the Woodrow Wilson school Kindergarten Mothers club at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow,

Chapter to Meet

Chapter AM, P. E. Oi Sisterhood, met today in the home'of Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin, 4231 College ave. Mrs. Mildred Compton is in charge of the program. .

Sorority to Meet Mrs. C. L. Norquest will be hostess for the business meeting that Phi Delta Beta sorority will have at

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will make its report, is headed by Barbour. Her assist-

Poets to Hear Two Speakers -

The Poets’ Rendezvous will meet at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Y. W. C. A. Hostesses will be Mesdames Oscar R. Muir, Dollie McHuran and Edward Pruit. The door committee will include George-Billman of Anderson, Walter N. Reed and John Cain Golden. Arthur 8. Mellinger will talk on “The Life and Poetry of John Greenleaf Whittier,” and Mrs. Mina Morris Scott of Columbus will present “A Poetry ‘Pageant of the Southwest. John Aleska will play the violin, and members will :- read original poems. .

Mothers to Meet The Irvington Kindergarten Mothers club will meet at 1 p. m. Thursday at the kindergarten. Mrs, Harold J. Eickhoff will be the speaker,

Card Party Booked The Liederkranz Ladies’ society will sponsor a public card party at 8:15 p. m. Saturday in the hall at 1421 E. Washington st.

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' |.-A wedding breakfast at the home of “the bride's parents will follow

The bride-to-be is a graduate of Purdue university where she

sorority. “Mr. Murray was graduated from St. Peter's college at Jersey City. H® now is a graduate student at Purdue.

Group to Install OFFICERS OF the Lambda Mu chapter of Sigma Beta sorority will be installed at a -founders’ day banquet at 7 p. m. tomorrow in Catherine's Tea room. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Sheldon Cox, president; Mrs. Walter Jones, vice president; Mrs. Harry Appel, secretary, and Mrs. Katherine Todd, treasurer. * The supplying of blood plasma to indigents is the chief charitable work of the organization. L J » » Chi Omega sorority will have a meeting at 7:30%'clock tonight in the home of Mrs. Pred Steuber. Assistants to the hostess will be Mrs. Robert Bernd and Miss Mary Jane Foerst.

Board Elects AT A RECENT election, the board of directors of the Suem-

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ter Myers Jr. a member of the board.

” » . Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Victor hgve returned from Miami Beach, Fia., where .they spent the holidays.

Card Parties Set

Ladies of the Indianapolis Saenger-Chor will sponsor public card parties at 2 p. m. Thursday and at 8 p. m. Saturday. Both parties will be held at 513 E. 13th st.

Meeting Saturday The Nature Study Club of Indiana will meet at 7:45 p. m. Saturday in Cropsey hall. The program will include movies. Miss Doris Lynn is in charge of arrangements.

Auxiliary to Meet The Women's auxiliary 116 to the Big Four Railway will meet at 8 p: m. Thursday in the War Memorial building. Committee repo: will be given. .

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the marriage of Miss Patricia Clem« of their “cuter {ents to Michael Purcell at 9 o'clock resent the on [tomorrow morning in Sacred Heart ‘when anythin, (Catholic church. The Réverend says the blue {Father Laurian Kungel will read er<-anything | tite n vows, to a skirt full | Miss Clements 1s the daughter \ Norma wor of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clements, with a saucy ( 1640 Bouth Delaware st. and Mrs. at the neckl C0 PR Ho photo. | Faye Purcell, 3325 W. 10th st, is Shistelajsice " BRIDE-TO-BE—Mr. and Mus. mother of the bridegroom. Indiana Wayne Walraven, Midland, an-. Dressed in Suplagisted: pink Shit. oountry ater nounce the engagement of their a righ gion Te daughter, Margie, {11 E. 16th {una pox. They will carry yellow THOSE DE st. to Robert W. Weller, son |roges. . ; ons J poi | of Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Weller Bride's. Gown ; rh on wit | of Dale, The wedding date has | fhe maid of honor, Miss Jo Ann Norma likes not been set, __ |Clements, sister of the bride, will no ‘matter h d = |Wear blue chiffon and will carry be laundered : “t . pink roses. em and they Entering on the arm of her father © Limitless e clety— the bride will be gowned in long- achieved by n sleeved white satin with a sheer scarves (to gi , yolk and bustle ow je ml wear robe variety) . . {a fingertip veil Rn hat new ideas, B Miss Maryanne Lamb Will Be Wed bordered with seed pearis. Hor your head, N bouquet white roses ocen- around To F. J. Murray on Saturday, Feb. | [tered with a white orenia. draping it o Harry Lantz will be the best man, belting it dov THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Maryanne L. Lamb (310 James Ovle and Verlinn Osborn he and F. Joseph Murray is announced by the prospective | a reception will be held at Holy signer says, bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Lamb, Mr. Murray |Trinity hall at 7 p. m. tomorrow, wrinkled. - Pre is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Murray of Jersey Tht Soups will reside at 120 W. pressing 1s . City, N. J. The wedding will be‘at'9® o'clock the morning EL a of Saturday, Feb. 1, in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. . Son Miss Rosalyn Lamb will be her sister's maid of honor and only Museum Guild Sal of fading attendant. A breakfast in the Lamb home will, follow the wedding 5 in the prise p ceremony, and & reception will be held from 1 to 3 o'clock in the Will Meet of New York afternoon in the Indianapolis Athletic club. and Grace No =i) : Lone of the } On Friday on . between the 4

The Children’s Museum guild will hold its monthly meeting at a dessert luncheon at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon in the naval armory. The meting will follow the luncheon. Chairmen will on their committee activi and = Mrs. George Bardwell will give a report on the anniversary ball that the guild sponsored in November. Hostesses for the luncheon will be Mrs. Howard Lacey II and Mrs, | Louis Schwitzer Jr.

Wedding to Be Saturday

Mr; and Mrs. William Christoph, 136 E. Troy ave, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marguerite, and Charles Fitzgerald. The ceremony will be read by the Rev. James Jones at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the St. George Episcopal church. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Emil Kaiser of 1145

Ho photo MARRIED—Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hawks, 3132 E. 34th st. announce. the marriage of their daughter, Marjorie, and Eugene Helfer gn Dec. 31 in the Forest Manor Methodist church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Helfer,

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Luncheon meeting. Program committee members to be hostesses. Forest Hills Garden. 2 p. m. Wed.

Mrs. Erwin Dieckman, 5424 Guilford, hostess. “Outdoor Indiana” by Frank N. Wallace.

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