Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1948 — Page 17

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By SUE BURNETT A stunning sunback' dress with jacket to match for vour life in the open. It's bound to please the junior miss — the dress has a pert side closing edged in scallops; -the brief jacket can be of the same fabric or contrasting, to suit your mood. Pattern 8146 comes in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, dress, 2% yards of 35-inch; ‘ bolero, 1% yards. Don’t miss the spring and summer Fashion—better than ever with special fedtures, smart styles — free pattern printed in book. * To order pattern or Fashion Book, use coupon below.

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The general outlines expected to be most appealing this

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In -other seasons, the blouset was a pretty, cap-sieeved, boatnecked bit of silk. Many women preferred it to the dickey, or gilet, for its covered back and tiny sleeve.

This year, because suits will have tapered ‘shoulders, the blouset will be slightly padded in the shoulders, and the neckdine will be graced with a little Victorian collar. Take your cue from the manufacturers and make yours up in pastel rayon jerseys. Then you can stick them in your week-end bag and praise their non-crushable quality. Little, white stand-up collars, and collars with bib effects are expected to be popular neckwear this spring. Scarves will float along on their present wave of popularity. These will be available in kerchief size silk or chiffon squares, or in jumbo-size, hand-rolled, and vividly beautiful. The huge silks can Ye worn over your basic dresses, like a cocktail apron. There are going to be lots of new effects in scarf prints. Look for the handpainted versions which give a three-dimensional effect; the petit point prints, and the striking landscape designs. ” ~ .

- THE Gibson Girl look will prevail. There will be many skirt-and-blouse costumes, and 80 there will be need of belts. Varieties of these will be shown in fabrics like linen and tie silk. They will be wide enough to cover the meeting of skirt and

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joe) Res CARNIVAL ~— The carnival spirit of Mardi Gras, masquerades and wild music is caught by Ruth Reeves in "Lady With Mandolin," one of a series of pure silk Contempora scarves created by outstanding Ameri-

can painters and being shown

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Pretty belt-making should be easy for you seamstresses. And you should be able to put some saucy petticoats together, too; taffetas ° with broad satin stripes .. organdies, and such. These lovely underskirts are going ‘o be the big rustle of spring. When it comes to jewelry, gloves, handbags, stockings and shoes, back you go, you .dressmakers, in the running with the average female, nankbring and budgeting. It’s going to be the best spring since the war, for acguiring navy blue, so there will be much silver in costume jewelry, in suit buttons, in purse frames and clasps. The costume silver may be set with complementary blue moonestones. » . » THERE will be pins aplenty «+s pretty scatter pins to fasten at the hemline, for instance. And there will be a great showing of pearls . . . baroque pearls, alternating with colored crystal beads, all strung on chains; pearl collars matched with bracelets, and chamois toned pearls to wear with chamois doeskin gloves. All . the spring gloves are styled for the long, slender look . . . six-button length ana

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VERSATILE — Although it's worn here as a choker and bow, Hattie Carnegie's combination of triple pearl strands and colorful foulard tie may be worn in many ways—as cummerbund, bracelet, head bandeau or hatband . . . and each of these in several variations. The foulard and pearl scarf is shown at Ayres’.

longer. Shortie gloves are in, too, but the medium length will not be very much in evidence. In the co-ordinated glove wardrobe, buyers say, there should

Accessories Make a Costume ‘Belong’ to the Wearer

HOSTESS -APRON—A scarf, with a few ingenious tucks, darts and gathers (and no “scissoring’’ whatever] can be-

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addition of silk straps and ties. Brooke Cadwallader's Directoire scarf from his spring collection was used for this one. Cadwallader scarves are sold at Ayres’ and Block's.

be. casual gloves—gloves [or towp—and evening gloves; and all the styling should be simple. In casual gloves you'll see, for example, white pigskin ith a doeskin palm; or white doeskin with a contrasting leather flange and contrast stitching around the fingers.

In handbags, the shoulder strap style will be abundantly available; but box types for everyone from baby sister to grandma will be on the counters, and there will be a showing of soft, rounded bag silhouettes, also.

Women who vacationed in warm places during the winter ordered lighter hose shades. Manufacturers and buyers have taken it as an indication that women will put aside deeper shades of stockings when they wear pastel linens and cottons. Choose closed-toe sandals for your spring frock if it follows the softer mood. Rising straps, cutout and deep-veed shoe throatlines are the mode. And while the toe is almost invariably closed in spring and summer models, the heel ia > open.

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NEA Stall Writer EVERYBODY apparently has a right to stand up at the head of the class and tell just what

Join three of these 12-inch motifs for a handsome table runner—six squares are just right to top a coffee table. Or use the individual motifs as doilfes on occasional tables or’ bedroom dresser. To obtain complete crqacheting instructions, stitch illustrations, material requirements and finishing directions for Pattern 5745, use the coupon below.

sometimes cheerfully called. | So, please, ladies, may I ove |\} heard now? ‘ I say there's nothing w~rong with the American woman of today -— except other women. She just sees entirely toe much of them—that's all All this leisure that women have been granted through "labor-saving devices and small families has to be spent somehow. And how does the modern woman spend it? PS » . SHE spends it, of course, with other women. If she is a do-gooder she gets herself tied up with every woman's organization that comes along. If she likes to grow flowers she gets into a gardening club. If she likes to spend her afternoons sitting in one spot without moving she plays bridge. With clever cunning, women do their utmost to make each other dissatisfied with what {| they have. Mrs. Brown, who { should be happy because she | has a good husband, healthy

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EASTER PRETTY!

bright Spring print? Especially when it's of soft,

refreshing color against light or dark grounds

collection in misses’ sizes.

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Left: Full-skirted floral print on black ground. Sizes 14 4 20. [0.95

Center: Geometric print with peplum drape. Sizes 14 to 20. 10.95

Right: Pastel flowers on black in a tiered skirt dress. Sizes 14 to 20.{2.95

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