Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1947 — Page 20

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“ballroom. The couple will go to “New Orleans for a wedding trip.

Horizon Club Elects

school. Elaine Litchfield and.

* Jo' Carter are secretary and treas-*-urer, respectively. .......octummmmsmades

“ The club is planning a spring, program and summer camping “activities. :

Clubs

Arbutus Garden. 1 p.

Catherine Merrill, Sat. Propylaeum. Cervus. 1 p. m. Mon. Hotel Lincoln. :

“League of America. 1p. m. Mon. Mrs. P. A. Weir, 346 N. Graham, hostess. C. Mon.

Today.

wily “Waldo

G. Gingery, 210 S. Ritter, hostess,

H. L. Mote, 725 Campbell, hostess.

J. U. G. Business Women. 7:30 “Pp. m. Tues. Mrs. Robert Butler, 4 417 'N. Parkview, hostess. Chi Alpha Mothers. 12:30 ‘Pp. m. Tues. Chapter house. Bocial Study. Mon. Mrs. R. H L Ayres, 4658 Rockwood, hostess. y ’s Round Table, Today. Mrs. # John P. Edwards, 4335 N. Pennsyl- | “‘yania, hostess, “Chinese Religion,” | by Mrs, C. C. Spurrier.

| note in her collection,

By LOUISE FLETCHER @ Times Woman's Editor NEW YORK, Jan. 10. — Don't look now—bus there are indica-

tions that the shoulder pad is

about to be given the ‘cold shoulder. When the dean of American name di Carnegie — starts paring away at shoulder “stuffing,” you can bet that the T-square shoulderline has a dim future. And that's what Miss Carnegie

last night by fashion writers here for the New York Dress Institute’s press week, Carnegie

~ whittles down the thickness of

shoulder pads. In some cases, she Just forgets the whole padding

+ business.

The result is an approach to the slope of the normal shbulderline. In order that the change may not seem too abrupt, Miss Carnegie is working a few tricks at the top of the armhole. One of them, the outstanding is the fichu neckline—a flange of fabric g around the shoulders and ex or dipping beyond the shoulder point. When she doesn’t use this 1947 adaptation of Granny's kerchief scarf, she lets the shoulders of the dress reach to the upper arm, past where the regular armhole would be. 2 » KHiplines Curve, Too At other times she uses what she calls a fichu cuff. This is a curving band of fabric applied

; around the shoulders and across

the tops of the arms. These techniques, serve as a gentle reihtroduction to the normal shoulderline.

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LINEN FOR THE COCKTAIL HOUR—Hattie Carnegie's "dove pink" less linen cocktail dress with rounded low collar‘and big patch pockets, is from her spring 1947 collection. Tiny black soutache leaf sprays and miniature jet, looking like French knots, are spaced over the dress. The belt is black patent.

Typical of the fichu line is a dove pink linen cocktail dress, soutache and jet embroidered. In this dress, as in several pastel hand-loomed or print or taf-

feta frocks with similar lines, the

wide shallow neckline may be shoved down over the upper arms to make the outfit become a short evening dress. The newly curving shoulderline is matched by curving hiplines. Flat hip drapery (caught up sithen front. an. hock .Qecs Wns curve ‘emphasizing in asgveral frocks. In keepihg with her preference for mere gradual silhouette change, Miss Carnegie is not going to extremes in lengthening or widening her skirts. Daytime hem- lengths are about 15 inches from ‘the floor. “Five and after” frocks may be ballet length — a few inches above the ankle. And evening dresses range from ankle to floor length, some of them curving from ankle length in front to floor length in back. Beautiful Fabrics All types of suit jackets are shown by Miss Carnegie. Fitted styles appear as well as boxy and loose circular types. Her perennial short coat this year is navy blue, single-breasted, brass-bute toned, and it sports squarenotched collar and cuffs. She uses the loose raglan style for one collarless red coat in full length.

\g 5 » td The beautiful fabrics she has chosen do much'to create a light, almost weightless look in her collection. She shows pure silk tissues, fine wool voils, Chinese damasks, Swiss embroidered organdies, pure Irish linen, pure silk crepes and prints, light worsteds and tissue woolens, Three designers whose showIngs preceded Miss Carnegie’s yesterday were Clare Potter of the Charles Nudelman firm, Joset Walker of David Goodstein,

Ine, and Tina Leser of the Ed- |

win Foreman company. _ Mrs. Potter lines up with the advocates of the natural shoulderline. She claims there's a trend to. the rounder shoulders which she has always liked. (Both she and Claire McCardell already had shown completely unpadded shoulders in their collections of recent seasons.) Another new Potter note is a stiffened, curved fabric belt, flat in

“ribbing around them to match

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Stanley Levinson and Miss Rose Tobias. Miss Nina Gallin- will be|the accompanist,

|Dr. Atwater |To Officiate

Miss Barbara Monteith, and William Roberts will be married at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the First Baptist ehurch. * Dr.” Carleton W.

sleeve-

front and curving into a low ,Vith 8 sweetheart neckline, fitted

yoked iook in back. -She also is combining two fabrics of identical tone in many garments—as a" creamy beige frock with tissue wool crepe top and doeskin skirt. She is still using the hand-painted fabrics she likes so well, too. Joset Walker's playclothes avoid the loose, wrapped look characteristic of the work of several other designers in this field. Even the skirts are only an inch and a half

and a train, . er's best m and Tommy

brushing rather than covering the | calves, | ; . . . Hand-Painted Blouses High necklines are finished with | small collars or have sweater

armhole ribbing. Casually rolled back cuffs appear on both short and long sleeves. Tina Leser, a newcomer to the Dress Institute group, originally won fashion acclaim with brief sun and swim styles and with her hand-painted blouses. Both are represented in her 1947 spring and resort collections. She’ designs many of her fabrics and a headliner this season is a raintbw trout print of ombre stripes overlaid with a fishscale design. This appears in jersey-lined strapless one-piece swimsuits as well as in sundresses and tie-on cabana skirts. She also uses green fish net for capes, scarfs and tie-on overskirts. Her hand-painted blouses for this season carry out such motifs as hunting scenes, picnics and even the circus. One especially pretty one shows shaded clouds with streaks of “rain” done in tiny silver séquins. For at-home wear she divides her interest between a shepherdess silhouette and an oriental theme, The former covers an underskirt with a shepherdess dress having an off-shoulder line framed by a fabric flange. The full skirt, open at the front, has low panier "drapery. : ; There's a touch of whimsy in the oriental side of the picture. It’s a one-legged skirt, no fooling. The left leg has a trousered look with a cuff snapped about thes ankle. Then, all of a sudden, what started out to be pants decides to become a wraparound skirt. Which it does. Don't ask how.

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PROPYLAEUM DAY WILL BE OBSERVED | Wednesday. The speaker will be Miss Mary Sandal, |

psychologist, who is known as an authority on human behaviour, Her talk will be based on “Why Human Beings Behave the Way They Do.” A tea will follow the program.

Mrs. Berkeley Duck and Mrs. Waldo

at the tea table, ah They will be assisted by Mesdames Karl T. Nessler, Ell Lilly, ©, B. j Coleman, Francis H, Miller, Lars Whitcomb, Helen R. Keiser, Carl V.

Grifth, ©. R. McCotter, Erwin C. Stout, John E.

Rossiter will preside

Hollett, Ralph O,

Vonnegut, Charles A. Garrard, Owen E. Morrell, M. B, Segur, Warrach Wallace, Albert E. Uhl, Ernest M. Rupel, Richard F. Hoberg, Paul G. Moffett, Howard J. Lacy, Marion E. Ensley, Us McMurtrie, John 8, Frasier, Edgar O. Hunter and Mansur B. Oakes. Others will be Mesdames OC.

Ralph W. Showalter, F. W. ‘Jungelaus, - Charles W. Myers, Perry W. Lesh, Robert B. Evans, William R, "Teel, William H. Hogan, Roy Sahm, Thomas J. Owens, E. Everett Voyles, Charles Mayer, H. D. Goode, C. A. Harms and John @G. Raych, Miss Sue Howe and Miss Ethel Moore,

Alumnae to Meet

THE INDIANAPOLIS Alumnae club of Pi Beta Phi sorority will have a salad luncheon at

12:30 o'clock tomorrow

in the

Sorority’s chapter house at But-

ler university.

A sketch of the

life of Carrie Chapman Catt

will be given.

A short business meeting will follow the/luncheon. Mrs. Robert D, Pritchard will be in

~gharge of -the “bridge party -that will close the afternoon. Reserv-

ations may be made with Mrs.

E. J. Clark. -

The

Delta Gamma Mothers

club will hold its monthly meet-

{ ing at a sandwich luncheon at

2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the chapter house at Butler. Mrs. Prances Brecount will be hostess for the event. She will be

assisted by .the new

mothers.

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MISCELLANEOUS Book Forum. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Ayres’ aud. “Pavilion of Women” (Buck) by Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder, Cheer Broadcasters. 12:30 p. m. | Today. Mrs. David Morrow, 5222 Guilford, hostess, Luncheon. Indorsers of Photo Plays. 10-a. m. Tues, War Memorial bldg. Irvington Coterie. Mon. Mrs. Homer Meek, 5809 Lowell, hostess. January Circle, Little Flower Social org. 8:15 p. m. Today. School aud. Public book review. 3 P.-T. A Past Presidents. 1:30 p. m. Thurs. War Memorial bldg. Harriet Hearne W. C. T. U. 17:30 p. m. Tues. Garden Baptist church. Zerelda Wallace W. C. T. U. 11:30 a. m. Tues. Mrs. T. R. Ratcliff, 6171 Carrollton, hostess. SORORITIES Beta chap, Ohi” Phi Gamma. 8 p,m, Mon, Mrs. Paul Anderson, 3234 Roosevelt, hostess, . Kappa chap, Delta Sigma Kappa. 8 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Archer Shirley, New Bethel, hostess. Ph¥ ‘Delta Beta. 8 p. m. Tues. Hotel Lincoln. Alpha chap, Phi Gamma Tau, Today. Mrs. Albert Strieblen, 3444 Station, hostess,

‘Miss Noel Engaged | Miss Theresa D. Noel, 1235 N. Delaware st, will be married to Gerald C. McVeigh, 4160 -Broadwar, formerly of Ottawa, Canada, on Feb, 8 in the chapel] of SS. Peter

will be his broth-| un Jamalie club will meet at 12:30 land Paul cathedral. Miss Noel is and Merrill Matlock ©. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. the daughter of Mrs. William P. Graceland ave, has left for New will be ushers.|C. I. Greenlee, 5740 Central ave.

{ Collins, 4812 College ave:

‘To Be Hostess

The seventh - annual birthday dinner of the Bonnie Richardson circle of the Interfiational Order of King's Daughters and Sons will be Monday. Hostess will be Mrs. Elmer J, Peterson, 5619 Lowell &ve. Mrs. Louis | Richardson, organizer of the circle, will speak and will install pew officers for the year. o : © New Officers They are Mrs. Charles Ashcroft, president; Mrs. Join Chesterfield,

treasurer, and Mrs, Alfred and Mrs, O. E, Dobbs, recording corresponding secretaries, : During a candlelight ceremony the following new members will be admitted into the circle: Meésdames John E. Yaughan, Chester Sears, T, E. Steincamp, FP. E. Dennis and Michael Other guests will be Miss Barbara | Miller, Miss Jean Ann Stevenson and Mrs, Hugh Prall.

and

Open House Planned

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waggoner, Valley Mills, will hold open house from 8 to 10 p. m. tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Margarét Spody, Portland, Ore., national president of the Ladies auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Mrs. Waggoner is chairman of she national constitution and laws come mittee. ' : Mrs. Spody will install the newly elected oficororcirihe local-organizsa. tion during the evening. They ine {clude Mrs. Casper Phillips, presiident; Mrs. Marshall Williams, vice | president; Mrs. Gayle Kinnick and Mrs. Melvin Wade, recording and {financial secretaries; Mrs. Esra { Perry, treasurer; Mrs. Willlam Ricketts, chaplain; Mrs, Walter Clark, master at arms; Mrs. Amiel Inman, color bearer and Mesdames Kenneth Barber, Paul Burkhart and John Schier, trusteed. Local auxiliary members and their {husbands will be guests. ;

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‘Mrs. E..J. Peterson ~~

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The Natur ana will hea sent a progr 745 p. m. hall,

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