Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1948 — Page 18

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Hair Expert Emphasizes St-re-tch

By BARBARA BROEKING LA 0 BELIEVE it or not, yours may bej. a Coad Dos robe band. When he ’ normaj halt - LL stretch Free consultation ihe apimion n Walter Hart of being offered Mr, Hart is a technician from Eugene, Ltd, in New York, and is at Ayres’ this week through Saturday in the beauty salon for é consultation. He also will dem-|Salon by Walter onstrate the Eugene Radar permanent, on which he worked for Hart, research four years. | He was directly responsible for {ts success and for the past seven v months has instructed in large Eugene, Lid. He on department store salons all over| Ir the country. Hair condition and the Radar permanent—or any permanen| } are directly related. r. Hal suggests a test; if the hair is problems of the snarly, difficult to comb, or harsh hair. and dry, take three or four strands of hair from the crown and hold close to the scalp, Take end of strands with Sikes hand wi enhey Dr a ns in{only one-half the amount of heat| No machine is attached to the elasticity. that ordinary permanents require.’ head, Mr. Hart points out, which THIS ® =» ’ | Sufficient heat Is Shrained Ini.dds to the comfort of ‘the IS condition is prevalent four to seven seconds at reamong women who have had duces heating time five to 10 Patron. Test curls determine the permanents over a period of minutes from a standard heat/amount of heat required by hair years, Mr. Hart maintains. Harsh| permanent, and 15 to 30 minutes|of different textures. permanents using extreme heat from some cold waves. | “Although the texture of the will destroy the natural oils in| He explains that the Radar hair cannot be changed, the conthe hair, thereby lessening uses only eight-tenths of a single dition of it is_very important,” elasticity. Without elasticity, the volt of current. By way of com-/the young expert emphasizes. life of a wave is shortened and parison, Mr. Hart says a child's And that’s why he is in Indianeven pin curls do not hold up electric train uses four volts of apolis, to tell women .the best as well. current and is completely safe. treatment for their hair, to Which brings Mr. Hart right Therefore, the customer cannot advise on better care and to help back to Radar. Although Radar be shocked or burned by the them attain the lovely hair they is a | heat- t-type permanent, it uses Radar method. |deserve.

Designing Woman— z Handsome Dining Chair at Home in Other Rooms

By ERIZABETH HILLYER Of course a group of hand-

BUY ordin dining chairs some dining chairs make some- . d the ey a din- thing special of a dining room, an y but the right chair pulls up to ing room—they look out of the proudest desk or breakplace anywhere else. front and belongs there, too.

But choose an outstanding a 5 ou dining chair, a beautifully de- A PAIR of fine chairs with a signed and comfortably uphol- chest and accessories make an stered chair, and it performs attractive grouping for the livwith distinction in other rooms ing room or for the hall. in the house. The chairs with a card table

this week in

Ayres’ Beauty

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have a luxury look and make sure that your guests are comfortable all evening. When you shift really good looking chairs from one room to another nobody notices how practical you are—that you're actually cutting down on the number of chairs you buy and saving valuable space in small rooms.

Men and Women— Some Persons Find Fun Killing Birds White Egret Once Was Hunted Widely

By ERNEST E. BLAU HE OTHER DAY a storekeeper was fined for displaying a 50-year-old lady's hat in his window, because it had an’ egret feather on it— a decoration banned by law many years ago. The now scarce white egret, which faded out because it found itself in the same world with cruel man, was once hunted savagely. Hosts of other once-famil-far wings used to labor across American skies, but now are gone—partly because their native habitats have been changed by gas.and concrete, partly because people like to kill for vanity or fun. More than 3600 people in my home borough alone have taken out hunting licenses this fall. Thousands of good gitizens “on vacation”—women as well as men—see nothing wrong in packing expensive, shiny guns to forests solely to find terrified deer or Rabbits and take their quiet lives.

Dramatic Club | Picks Play Cast | The cast for the Dramatic Club) production of “Kiss and Tell” to| . be presented Nov. 27 in the Civic Theater is announced by Mr. and

Mrs. Barret Scott Moxley, chair- ; men of the committee in charge. : Members include Mesdames z William Diven Jr., John G. Dean,| Jean Farel of Paris was the | Allan C. Appel, Richard Fair-| designef for this two-toned | | I

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banks Jr., Cornelius O. Alig and| crepe frock which comes in C. Willis Adams Jr. and Kurt Lei-| },,if ber, Perry Lesh III, Elias Atkins Jr., Frank Springer, John Holli-| Ski d h day, John' Ryan, Eli Messenger,| S'eeves. Skirt drapery has a John Gamble and Mr. Alig. slimming effect. In green, gray A dance at the Woodstock Club| ©F black, at Wasson's. will follow the performance. ~ Assisting the Moxleys with the PEO Meets Today casting were Mr. and Mrs. Fran-| Chapter Q, PEO, will meet at,

sizes. The bodice has a beaded yoke and three-quarter

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Sam Plays Hat Music But Can't Understand It

By BARBARA BUNDSCHU, United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 16—Sam Wilson can play “Hat Music” on the piano. { He doesn’t know what it is, but he can play it. { Mr. Wilson gets called upon for “Hat Music” almost every day,

season he plays at three or four fashion shows a day. “They say, ‘Give us some hati — oo ————— | music, but don't play Easter Pa-|‘he’s an excellent piano player.’ {rade’,” he explained. |T forget my personal playing. If “I don't know what ‘Hat Music’ they leave it to me, I'll fit the is so I just play around ‘Easter| music to the gown and each girl's Parade.’ They can’t quite pick out| style of walk.” | If she trips om the stairs, he the idea, They always seem satis-| said, “I might give it a break— fied.” |but ‘fust a little. I don't like to When he really likes a model, burlesque it.” he gives her an entrance with a y¢.yxne nag trouble undoing the | little tune he made up himself buttons on her jacket, he'll keep' and sings the words under his ,, playing with his left hand and

To Hold Meeting

an’s Club will hold its annual

meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday in : ] bers of the Indianapolis. Meeting at 8.0. m Thursday inlaw Club Will Meet [members

sor, will talk on “Old Churches.”|vember meeting of Chapter Two, Hostesses will Davis, . Ralph Eastman, A. E.|at 8 p.m. today.

TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1948 |

Junior Woman's Club gordon, Howard Huesing and Myg, EF, L. Osborne |

Mrs. Felix T. Mcwnirter Jr./I8 Club Hostess club president, will preside at the) ,.. paward L. Osborne, 3808

The Indianapolis Junior Wom9:30 p. 3 board E. 52d St, will be hostess te

Readers Club tomorrow. There Mrs. Miles Anderson, 1739 Hall be a 1 o'clock luncheon.

club spon-{Place, Will be hostess for the No-| Mrs Carey Smith Frye will ree view *Shanaon's Way” (Cronin). Mrs. Carl V. Wiley will assist the hostess.

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