Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1948 — Page 24

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of officers will follow jort of the nominating com-| Mrs. C. L. Steinmeier is

convention, 7. Gates has proclaimed Oct. . Grandmothers Day in the

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By ERNEST E. BLAU F YOU'RE EVER in a movie, and you notice a dim figure hopping in and out of seats and finally landing kerplunk alongside of you--that's a wolf. And if you're sensible, that's your cue to change your seat. If he moves in on you again, get an usher, and e usher shrugs it off, go and phone for a cop. That's the procedure recommended by the police de partment. The cops are pretty well fed up with the wolf plague — which isn’t breeding the kind of citizens cops like, As an authority on social relations says: “If men go - hunting on Main St. and get . away with it, it's not long before some go hunting in the lonely streets at the edge of town": ° You're just as

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8 and 40 Salon Installs

New officers of the Marion County Salon of the 8 and 40 have been installed.

They are Mrs. Ruth Fields, president; Mrs, Iva Hall and Mrs. Cecil Hartman, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, Carlos Morris and Mrs. Connie Taylor, recording and corresponding secretaries,

Mrs. Stewart~Maxwell, historian; Mrs. Lennie Harper, chaplain; Mrs, Frank Long, treasurer; Mrs. Lucille Sferuzzi, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Thomas Bohanon, mistress of ceremonies; Miss Rosemary Kirkhoff, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Martin Collins, pouvoir representative. Mrs, ‘Fields announces her committee chairmen. They include Mrs. Charles Andrews, {membership; Mrs, Martin Collins, {welfare; Mrs. Ralph Lynch, soiclal; Mrs, Frank Long and Mrs. Iva Hall ,ways and means; Miss Flora Douglas, auditing. Miss Kirkhoff, resolutions; Mrs. JiJack Meyers, year book; Mrs. Ray Cook, year book; Mrs. Henning Johnson, hat box; Mrs. Ben Myers, publicity; Mrs. Will Long, ficards and greetings; Mrs, Thomas Hughes constitution and bylaws; Mrs. Frank A. White, trophies and awards, and Mrs, Goldie Parrish, regalia. Mrs. Jack Meyers will have Sharge of the tuberculosis seal sale

Club to Toa Resume

The 1908 Club will mest tomorrow in the 38th St. Branch of the Indiana National Bank. A review of the summer will be

FASHIONS—

Autumn Styles Shown 1 at

. fall fashion teas, one of the _ elevator operators was in the crowd of employees who watched proceedings.

Afterward, as her load of pas-

dropped past darkened

ers, she delivered her comment on the show. “It makes you wishful” she

She wasn’t alone in her reaction. A tearoomful of women felt the same way yesterday afternoon. And another tea-

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é ’ Wolf’? meet up ‘with one prowling the streets in a car. Or you may get a blind phone call— or answer a phony want ad for a receptionist or model. - ” o WHATEVER you do, say judges and other people you ought to listen to, don't size him up as cute. Give him the brush-off —because a wolf is just an emotional fuzzywuzzy, who's been glamorized into a street corner Robin Hood. A leading psychiatrist puts it this way: “Wolfism is overcompensation. By whistling

at girls this type of man is

only trying to mask his uncertainty about how much of a man he is.” These lame-brains will be with. us all the time, of course. A new crop is always coming up. They used to be called “mashers,” which held them in check, because “masher” wasn’t a glamorous

name. Then they became “sheiks.” And now it's the “wolf” fad.

Call them “jerks,” which they are, and they'll quit. You wouldn't boast about having a “jerk” whistle at you, would you?

TOMORROW — AT THE —

10th Floor K. of P. Bullding & Home Rroducty Demonstration

The Irvington Club will sponsor a card party Friday, Sept. 24, at 1:30 P, M. Mrs. R. M. Pickett, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Ruth Busch, cochairman, Louise Warner, telephone, Shirley Kernahan, prizes, and Louise Hamilton, cards.

Has your church, lodge, PTA or other group planned an afternoon party here to make money this easy way?

jigiven. Mrs, Nelson Gibson is the hostess,

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THY. IRENE designs included a slim suit of deep gray worsted with multi-colored pencil stripes worked in mitered efrect. Front and back of the skirt and the back of the long jacket were slit. Then there was a slim black wool dress, its lower edge and center back slit finished with wide shallow scal-

sleeved draped black dinner dress with crenelated neck and hemline. And a pale blue silk chiffon evening gown with draped bodice and floating #'-irt drapery. Costumes by Norman Norell started off with a winter navy cape which had black sealskin collar and hand slits, A straight-lined winter beige wool which followed had cuffed short butterfly sleeves. Another Traina-Norell design was a black jersey dress In highnecked tunic style. Fabric surprise was black broadgloth in a Norell-designed evening frock. From Trigere were black faille costume in redingote effect for late afternoon and a draped black jersey shown with a striking short cape coat of black Persian,

# ” ” FURS, in fact, almost stole the show, Capes included a long black Persian one, another of leopard and a short brown seal with matching muff, There was a fitted “little overcoat” of brown Alaska seal with back belt and flapped pockets, Swinging lines appeared In nutria and mink. New note in handling mink

The Bridal Scene— Dinner to Fete

Engaged Pair

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson will give a bridal dinner at Holly Hock Hill tomorrow night for their daughter, LeCarda, and her fiance, Frank P. Holloway, Pass Christian, Miss, The couple will be married Saturday in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests at the dinner which will follow the wedding rehearsal include Mr, and Mrs. Terrance Donahue, Carmel; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston, Shaker Heights, O; Mrs. F. P. Holloway, Portland, Ind.; Myrt Jones, Columbus, Ind., and Russel Elfvin, Kenmore, N. ¥Y. ” » ” Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Orr, 1860 N, Talbot Ave. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Olga L. Hammond, to Glenn H. Lamson, son of Mrs. Mae Lamson, 2418 E, 16th St. The couple will be married at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the Ma-

. |donna Chapel of the Third Chris-

tian Church. The A. C. Brooks will officiate. Dr. and Mrs. John O. Baughman will attend the couple. A reception will be held in the home of the bride's parents.

” = . Miss. Harriet Lum and Miss Dorothea Schwert will entertain in the Schwert home, 6018 Norwaldo Ave, at 8 p. m. tomorrow with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Ann Merriman. Miss Merriman and Ray Hinton, Frankfort, will be married Oct. 16.

Party Planned By Tudor Hall

The annual party for new students at Tudor Hall School will be given from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Saturday in the school gymnasium by classes 7 through senior. This year it will be a costume party with the theme “The New Look.” Prizes will be given for the best costumes. Judges will be Judi Meek and Connie McCown, senior students, and Misses Eliza beth H. Vose, Rebecca W. Kern and Hazel D. McKee, members of the faculty. Stunts will be presented by members of the upper school classes and the faculty. Margot Mann is general chairman. Committee heads are Judie Morrison, transportation; Judi Meek, prizes; Peggy Roach, refreshments, and Patsy Smith, clean-up.

Announce Betrothal Mr. and Mrs. Porter S. Adams, 437 8S. Pine St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Aileen, to John C. Blackard, son of Mrs. C, C. Blackard, 605 N.

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. “ : J IT'S LIKELY that the most “wishful-making” costumes in the show were the late-day and evening things done in rich fabrics and beautiful colors. The fabric of one of the gowns pictured is of museum-collec-tion quality. The ivory-toned satin damask makes a strapless ball gown (extreme left) with its bouffant skirt spreading out from cartridge tucks around the hipline. Silk taffeta in emerald green was used by Hattie Carnegie for the frock (lower left) with its puffed peplum. Jeweled butter fly pins accent one shoulder and the waistline. Muted pink with a beige cast is the color for the sweepingskirted lace frock (right) which + has matching lace gloves.

Organizations—

BPW. Committee to Hear Mrs. Howard Lytle

of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club will be at 6 p. m. Monday im the Indiana National Bank building. After the dinner Mrs. Howard’ Lytle, chairman of the Foreign

Policies Commission for the Indianapolis League of Women Connecticut Trip Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Len-

Voters, will speak on the “Security Council of the UN.” The meeting is open to thenox and son, Richard Jr. 4711 public. Cornelius Ave, have returped

The president's day ¢luncheon|fTom a vacation trip to New of the Present Day Club will be|England. They took their daughat 1 p. m. Monday in the homejter, Monica, to Connecticut Colof Mis. John 8. Lloyd, 5899 N.\lege for Women, New London, Mrs, Norman L. Schneider,/CONN. Where she is entering as guest speaker, will talk on “Hold-|2 freshman scholarship student. ing Hands.” New officers to be installed are Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, president; Mrs. James R. Spalding and Miss Florence Kittle, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, secretary; Mrs. B. H. Gardner, treasurer, and Miss Kittle, federation secretary.

The A. C, A. Club will meet for /

luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday = in the home of Mrs. E. Gilbert SEIN Forbes, 4409 N. Pennsylvania St. 7 Mrs, Clayton H, Ridge and Mrs. Rech | Ralph B. Poore will be welcomed EL NY

as new members. Mrs. Forbes will give the program,

Mrs. Joseph J. Bering, president of the Fourth Ward Women's Republican Club, and the executive board of the Club will be honored at a luncheon in the home of Mrs. J. Herbert Hartman at 1 p. m, Saturday. New officers who will attend are: Mesdames Donovan A. Turk, Hayward Hibben, Brandt C. Downey, L. E. Tanner, Lyman H. Rhoades, Ross Teckemeyer, Howard H. Maxwell and Dortha Bender.

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The Junior Class of the General Hospital School of Nursing will have an informal dance today from 8 p. m, to midnight in the nurses’ residence hall, Miss Dorothy Schafer is general chairman. Committee members are: Mrs. Clarice Davis and Misses Carol Howard, Doris . Ward, Dorthy Zinn and Helen A. Eberly.

Mrs. Trowbridge Heads Show Plans

Mrs. Florence Trowbridge is general chairman for the 11th annual convention and trade show of the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association which will be held Nov. 7 to 9 in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Trowbridge, president of the Indianapolis Unit, will head a delegation from this city to the annual convention of the Natjonal Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Saturday through Monday in Chicago. Hair style

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Sorority Plans Convention

Rho Delta Sorority will hold its 17th annual convention Oct. 2 and 3 in the Severin Hotel. Registration will be at 6:45 p. m. Oct. 2 followed by dinner and a dance. The Oct. 3 events will ine clude breakfast at 11 a. m. in the Rainbow Room, a business meeting and installation of off

chairman, theme of the convention will be the Mardi Gras with decorations planned in carnival colors.’ Mrs. Gale Smock will assist the chairman. Other chairmen are Mrs. J. E. Robbins, Mrs, Woodrow Imboden and Miss Mary Williamson.

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