Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1949 — Page 22

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~~ Spring Designers

‘Hold Own as Best-Seller

Will Emphasize

Small, Soft and Pouchy Handbags

Today, as a kind of special service to contestants in

The Times’ $1460 National Sewing Contest, and particularly|

to. those who submit to the contest the coat or dress on

"which they build their spring wardrobes, let us review a recent re-

, port on spring costume accessories. This report was assembled by

haven't seen.

And they report that the very newest in shoes has what they|

popular women's magazines.

term “an airy, opened-up look.” Even ia shoes that are closed at

heel and toe, there will be shell e:

shanks and criss-cross designs. The pump will hold its own as best-’

ffects, strippings, strappings, open

seller, if commercial buyers’ choice is confirmed by Miss and Mrs. Bhopper. But the sandal—a very fragile and graceful thing, this

spring—will be a close second. Sandals

triple and multiple straps, with the multiple strappings in many Stylings coming. together in one

Additional detail on the sandals includes mesh insets, or filigree cut-outs, scallops or perfdrations. Platforms are back again, mostly quarter and half-inch; but rs of an inch in the dressiest styles, : Navy shoes are expected to outsell black in view of co-ordinated navy styling for spring in all lines. Brown in all its mutations, cocoa, copper and beige, is being stocked by all the better shoe departments as a high-style color.

You'll be able to get gray, and

some stores are betting you'll ask for green and they'll have it for you. ? : : ’ In handbags, the spring design will be small, soft and pouchy, with émphasis on width. Boxes and vanity-type bags will, be smooth and soft, too. And though the shoulder bag Will be avallable in all price ranges, the tal-

lored bag, in sleek, detailed calf, line widely stocked by the spring

will be newer, In bags, too, colors are co-ordi-

nated. Navy is expected to sell| the Empire waist, being high-

first and fast. Spring gloves will

be keyed to millinery colors, but/sign in multiple, narrow-strap the high-style selection is glace'arrangements and in color, =~

Times’ Sewin Entrant Registration

Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing

Contest. 1 wi) wine my contest nounced later fn The Times. -

NAME CS virserissngsseaianns Ghienepensins Phone sessesasnnnnns

ADDRESS

or more. You are not obligated

checked, if you should change your mind later). 7 | e—Standard Pattern Group, Senior Division, for entrants above _18 years of age. (1) Dress—Rayon, silk or WOOl.seeavese

Cmte

(2) Dress—Cotton.......

BENIN INANE It AI NINN IN NE RN NRIs

~—— T plan to enter in the classification marked below: (Check one

will have single, double,

kid tn neutrals and soft pastels. The newest line In gloves is a

. |slim line, with glove length cal-

culated to meet the sleeve—no more,” To achieve the slim line, many houses have concentrated on “in-seam” construction, instead of the bulkier hand-sewn outside seam.

Blouses Feature Empire Styling Scatter pins and rope necklaces continue as top products in costume jewelry. Beads and stones in strong colors will be combined with pearls in the spring ropes, and you may expect to find lots of elaborite wear the low-cut and strapless evening modes. The blouse business has turned with enthusiasm to the low-cut; high-waisted Empire styling which is the stamp of the newest in spring dress design. The plunging neckline, topped off with a {mandarin collar is another blouse

| buyer. Belts, too, will help carry out

riding and tied-in with shoe de- » » n - g Contest ‘garment to the place to be an-

SEs EBIENI Eda

to remain in the classifications ! a

(3) Coat or Built.....cue0

neckiaces-to—help-you/-inch,

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8436

- 11-18 By SUE BURNETT

perforated pattern for sizes 11, “12,713, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12; short sleeve, 4% yards of 35To order pattern or our Fashfon Book, use the coupon.

Te Jt Times Pattern Service Airy, Opened-Up Look; See | =A -

Pump

Pattern 8436 is a sew-rite

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THE INDIA

5944

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

Navy blue and white are as |

" fresh and flattering as the first spring robin and this crocheted

‘roller is just the thing to start .

off your--spring--wardrobe! Pattern 5944 includes com_crocheting instructions, stitch illustratigns, material requirements and finishing direc-

SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. ~~ Indianapolis 9, Ind. No. 8436 Price 25¢

Fashion Book Price 25¢ NAMO .eovvevesssscsesccsccsces Street S44454449440000a0anshnnns City SENNA NNNNINNIBENINIRRNRIRAR ANS

State SENENNLININIEININIIRIREIIRR

' [tional Sewing Contest: STANDARD PATTERN| is of all ages) — Gar

‘GROUP (Senior Division): 1 Dress—Cotton, ard pattern. 2. on, wool, etc, made from stand ard pattern. 8. Coat or suit made from standard pattern.

GROUP (Junior Division, con-

(lasses in Sewing Contest Here are the judging classifi- designed by ; cations in The Times’ $1460 Na-| WITHOUT use of commercial

of STANDARD PATTERN [entered in, this group.

tions, To order, use the coupon.

APOLIS TIMES. _|Blackwood

ANNE CABOT The Indianapolis Times 530 S. Wells St. Chicazo 7, HL No. 5944 Price 20¢ NAMO ceivvsvcvessosscscsassones

Street SENN ENENNIENRIRNIRRRIRNIRNS

City sheeansasesnecenennrrrrtane

State Csbessacestsenesiensasesen

the contestant

patterns. ; CHILDREN’S GROUP (Con-

‘ments for children up to 12

from standyears of age, made from standress—S8ilk, Tay-\a,q pattern or originally de“|signed by contestant. All gar-

ments for children—even though original . design—must be

Local prizes in each of the

Standard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years testants 18 Wears of age or be-|qagcification. are: $50, first; $20,

or under, (1) Dress.....

(Glamour Group, no age limit.

esse (2) Built or Coat...vovine

wear, ete, from standard pattern or original design.

coat originally designed

by contestant and intended for

adult or upper teen-age wear. :

children up to 12 years of age. : Mail to: Sewing Contest Editor Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland § Indianapolis 9. .

Open Monday through Saturday, 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Telephone Riley 7411

Spring Dresses

895

All spring and summer long these young and pulsating

carry you through the day

brightness all their own. Gay prints and YOU thful styling in pretty Lyn Spun Rayon

fabrics.

“come in flower-box colors.

I. Round neckline, Full cop sesves; buttoned

- to the waist dress. Full

~ pockets, Blue, green, yellow, lilac prints.

3 Collared V.neck, Buttons to below the walsh, short sleeves, full skirted in: blue.

They're Kay Dunhills and they

oo Pretty and Practical

To Live in and Love “o .

you will cherish Lyn Spuns that

with a fashion-

Sizes 12 to 20.

skirt ‘and two big

low): made from standard pattern. 2 Coat or suit made from standard

(1) Evening, lounge, beach pattern,

1. Dress—Any material, iso0ond, First place winners in : the

national judging will receive $100 awards. In addition, if any

Times’ winners place first in na-

GLAMOUR GROUP (Contest- tional judging, they will receive

w———Original Design Group, no age limit. (1) Dress, suit or &nts of all ages)—"Special occa- additional $100 awards from The started the diamonds and poor sion” clothes such as evening Times. :

clothes, lounge clothes or beach-

Also, the first place winners in three rounds.

: - 1 . 8 .

on _Bridge—

Muzzy's Lead Out of Turn Is| All Dale Needs|

“Lets Declarer Get Rid of Heart Loser

"By EASLEY BLACKWOOD |=

FAST AND furious bidding marked today's deal. Mr. Muzzy's two-club bid was rather foolish. After his partner had overcalled, [vulnerable in the heart suit, he {should have recognized that hearts represented the best spot for his side. He¢ should have

raised at once, suppressing the|

club suit’ entirely. Actually a four-heart bid at this point would {havé been a pretty good call,

East-West vulnerable.

South dealer, NORTH (Mr. Abel) 8-~Q 105 42 H-10 58 DJ 6 4 OJ 82 T EAST

WEST (Mr. Champion) (Mr. Muzzy) SK J 8-8 H-AKQ98 HJ 17638 |Deel09 23 De?

CK 7 4 Ql 96 | 3 SOUTH (Mr. Dale), BeeA-9 8 7T 8 H—4 2 D-AKQS858 one The bidding: a Ww N =F 1” 1H Pass 20 28 3-0 Pass SH $8 4H 48 H 58 . Dbl. All Pass

Now Mr. Dale would have had to come in at the four range if he wanted to show his spade suit. Mr. Dale thought of doubling the five-heart bid, believing hé could set it’ if his partner opened a club for him to trump. As you see, he was right. 3 Mr. Dale finally decided it was too close to fool with and he felt sure five spades couldn't be set over one or two tricks and might even be makable. Good old Muzzy! As soon as the bidding was over he banged down the jack of hearts. Now the Jack 1s not the right lead from this holding. He should have led his fourth best. But the real trouble was that it was not Mr. Muzzy's lead. . As usual Mr. Judge, the demon kibitzer, was close at hand, licking his chops over the prospect of practicing his. favorite occupation—settling a dispute at the bridge. table, inl He said that the lead could be accepted as a correct lead. But if Mr. Dale didn’t want to accept it he could require Mr. Muzzy to retract the lead and make -the

be played at the first legal opportunity. Or, Mr. Dale could forbid Mr. Champion to lead hearts, in which case Mr. Muzzy could pick up his jack. Mr, Dale chose this latter penalty. : Forbidden to, lead hearts at all, Mr. Champion led the four of clubs. Mr. Dale ruffed and laid

down the ace of spades. He then

Mr. Champion had to follow to He trumped the

wear, made from standard pat-\the national judging are invited|/fourth round with his kihg of

contestant,

(Contestants of all ages) —Adults|

Children’s Clothing Group, no age limit. (1) Clothes for|lern or from original design by to New York to see their gar-|spades but on this trick Mr. Dale

i ments worn by professional mod- {got rid of one of dummy's two ORIGINAL DESIGN GROUP|els in a National Style Show in losing hearts. Thus he lost only

the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. While |

two tricks—the king of spades

dresses, coats or suits originallyithere, they stop at the Waldorf./and one heart.

jack of hearts a penalty card, to|

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FRIDAY, MAR. 4, 1049

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WHERE? At Riddick Piano Co., formerly the Baldwin Piano Salesroom,

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