Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1948 — Page 15

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of smell. “The pollsters claim to. have:

Women Won't Fume If Yule

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They Usually Like

_A Gift Scent. |

By BARBARA BUNDSOHU United Press’ SIall Correspondent NEW YORK, Dec. 13—There’s

an 82 per cent probability ‘that |

the woman who {finds a bottle of perfume under her Christmas tree will like the smell of it, a pollster! reyorted today. ‘That's a two per cent hatter

..chance than she has’ of iiking a

smell she buys for herself, according to the same source. The findings are those of. a perfumers and | the psychological corporation] which conducted for them a poll on the American woman's habits |

gone right into the bathroom. counted the bottles and asked the

ladies of the house where they

came from.

They say that 88.5 per cent of 7

the women questioned had/an

average of two bottles of ~per-|}

fume, toilet water or cologne in the house.

Men More Easily Snared by Perfumes | More than three-quarters of those bottles were gifts. And only 18 per cent of the women said they didn’t like the fragrance.

The pollsters found that the men are more easily snared by perfumes than the women who buy scents as gifts. The perfume gentlemen, of course, are looking for ways to stimulate their business, which has already increased two and one half times since 1939. They

‘figure, on the basis of their sur-—-yey, that not enough women use|

““snough scent at a time.

One progressive perfume 7

moter had an answer to that—

A campaign that would go just}

one step further than the soap and perspiration ads: “It's not enough just to have po smell at all” he says. “An attractive woman has to smell

MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1948

Date Fare

By SUE BURNETT Pattern 8386 is for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, 53% yards of 39-inch; lace.

|“Dest American designer,” has

Inaugural To See Coat

18-Carat Gold "Presséd in Hide PLEO ROSEMARIE MULLAN MULLANY :

WASHINGTON, Dec. ir ne A I glittering 18-carat gold sRake{skin coat, to be worn by.a Wash{ington woman, will be one of the {spectacles at President Truman's inauguration on Jan. 20, |The Mme. Louise Brune, New York {fashion expert. As yet she isn’t {telling which Washington woman will appear in the coat.

.coat’s pc Mme. ican Theater Wing in 1944 as the

olitics will be Democratic.

created a number of gowns for attractive Dorothy -Vredenburgh; secretary of the Democratic National Committee. The gold snakeskin coat is only part of Mme. Brune’'s wares. |with a case full of exotic Amer-ican-made silk brocades to show her capital clients. She says her designs will be “quite well represented on inauguration day.”

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coat. is the creation of|

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~It's a Death Color “But the piece de resistance will be my gold coat,” she said. snake's skin is transformed into]

force-pressed with 18-carat gold.

sweetly, too.”

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She has not decided yet whether to use a cobra for the job or a finer-grained reptile skin. The cost? Well, Mme. Brune says “about” $1000. Well represented in her fabric collection is both glittering gold thread—all 18-carat, she says— and subued pinks. She calls them “dawn shades” and thinks they

tion wear. | “The dawn of a new era, you know,” she said. One thing is sure: None of Mme. Brune’s clients will show up at the inauguration festivities in anything predominatly black. “A death color,” she says.

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This is. one of the mink wraps to be modeled during the 1949 Fur and Dance Follies Saturday and Sunday i in the. vars Roof

ballroom.

Co-sponsors of the event are Davidson's Indiana Fur

Co., the Continental Dance Studio and the Roof. Of silver-blue mink, the sling cape has French’ cap shoulders, | sunburst back and a scaloped lower edge . . . and costs $4500.

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Veal pot pile with potatoes Carrots and green beans Tomato and green pepper rings on watercress Bread and butter Assorted fruits Cheese tray and crackers Milk to drink: One quart for each ohila; one pint for each adult, in addiI! tion to that wpe " ne day's menus.

CUCUMBER AND' EGG SALAD SANDWICHES 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped | % c. finely cut cucumber i tsp. finely chopped onion. o tsp. salt Ey of pepper 2 tbsps. mayonnaise | Combine all ingredients | thoroughly, and spread immedi-| | ately between bread slices. Makes

By MRS. ANNE CABOT Here are’ four such pretty crocheted edgings you won't know which one to make first. Pattern 5914 consists of material requirements, crocheting instructions and stitch {llustrations for four edgings illustrated. To order, use the coupon

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Wives Aren’t Going to Turn

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Lives Will Remain Easier Than Gran’ma’s By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer MEN ARE funny. They are always yapping in print about how women have life too soft, If woms= en didn’t have all these moderna {labor- saving gadgets, they whine, I'but instead had to work as hard {As their grandmas. did, there

# | would be more peace in the home.

{--Then._ women wouldn't have [time to worry over whether or not they're happy. They wouldn't {have .time to be, critical of the

$ lord of the manor. they wouldnt {object to Papa's spending ev

|ing after evening lying in an easy [chair instead of taking Mama out. y Hasn't it ever occuired to the men that maybe women are pretty smart in having simplified their lives to the point where they [still have some get-up-and-get at the end of a day?

| » » » ' | HAVE THE men pever had the {sneaking notion that maybe if {they put their minds to it they could organize their own work days so that they could meet 6 {o'clock as fresh and ready to go places as. Mama? No matter how loud the men yap about the good old days when Mama wore herself out over 'a washboard and beat the rugs with a broomstick, that day isn’t coming back. 4 Mama {is getting her job in hand, so she cah do it without killing. herself or turning into an ‘old woman before her time. ‘She likes it that way—and she isn’t geing to turn around and start going backwards. 80 Papa had this Wel ¢ busy and get his life this ized

First Women Jurors ALBANY, N. Y'—Rockland County, N. ¥., will have women {on its grand juries for the first time after Jan. 1.

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