Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1949 — Page 21
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. winner wherever built. The architect has designed the exterior to be of rough brick or ledge rock with vertical wood siding at the gable ends and horizontal wood clapboard framing the front picture window and door. The
combination of these materials gives this little home an exceptionally pretentious exterior appearance As you ‘approach the front of the house you are first impressed by the planting box to the right of the front door with a latticed window overhead. As you enter you will find a small coat closet to the right and a large living Bnd dining area on the left. These two rooms show the influence of open planning and ‘give the appearance of a great deal of space. The front of the living room has a large picture window and on the side wall there is a natural fireplace with windows on both sides. Next are two large picture windows in the dining area. From here you go directly into the kitchen, which is very efficiently and compactly: designed. There is another picture window’over the sink with work space on both sides. There are shelves along two-and-a-half walls, and there is even room’ for a table or a snack bar
on the opposite “side.
YOU Go directly from the kitchen to a large landing leading to the service entrance in one direction and downstairs in another. The basement area
Alumnae Club
«Plans Bridge-Tea
The annual bridge-tea of the
_ Btephens College Alumnae Club!*
is scheduled for 1:30 p. m. May 6
2 Block's Auditorium. Block's
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will present a fashion show. The} proceeds will be used to aid under-| privileged children. Mrs. Gene R. Thomas is general chairman. The committee heads are Miss Ruth Bixler, candy; Mrs. Eric Wadleigh and Mrs. Donald DeCoursey, prizes; Mrs. John R. Fletcher, decorations, and Mrs. David Powers Jr., tickets.
Local Residents
On Vacation Trip WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, Apr. 15—Mrs. Russel
Willlams; Indianapolis, is vacationing at White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Robert Burnett, Indianapolis, is also visiting the resort. Recent Indianapolis visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Antrim and Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Bain.
"YOUR MANNERS—
{ Situation: You are having: { a Dutch treat lunch with sev- | eral other women in a tea- | room. | Wrong Way: about a tip. | Right Way: Leave a tip at Your place, just as you would . if you were eating alone in a __ Testaurant.
Do nothing
THIS SMALL, two bedroom, ranch WWoehome: tractive features both Inside and out, that it is proving to be & prise
has 50 many at-
i8 under the entire house and provides a great deal of room for recreational facilities, heater room and laundry. There is a broom closet directly off from the service stair landing. Going back upstairs again you will note that the central hallway makes every room in the house convenient to one another.
There is another doorway
‘from. the kitchen leading into
You want: Privacy for outdoor!
Do: Choose shrubs and trees that
the front vestibule, which will save many steps for the busy housewife when answering the front door-bell. To the right, the bathroom” is the first room off the hall and makes § this room unusually convenient for guests in the living room, or for members of the household from the kitchen or the two bedrooms. | The bedrooms are exceptionally large for this small home | and both have cross ventilation and large wardrobe closets | with sliding doors. These slid- | ing doors eliminate the space ordinarily used by the swing of | a hinged door, and permit the use of more furniture in both | of these bedrooms. | There is a linen closet off | from the hall and an additional towel closet in the bathroom.
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By MARGUERITE SMITH
living in your yard.
grow close, hold foliage late and are amenable to clipping. In this class are various haw- ! thorn, rose of sharon, Japanese quince, honey locust, various shrub honeysuckles, - Russian . olive, devil's walking stick, a number of viburnums (snowball family). A thorny subject like Japanese quince (now opening its pink to bright red blossoms in many local gardens) will do triple duty. = It's useful for early pring forcing indoors, for April flowers outdoors, makes a green summer wall, and its thorniness makes an effective fence as well. Ask local nurseryman for
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other varieties best adapted to our climate and soil.
Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9
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|Designing Woman—_
By ELIZABETH HILLYER YOU'LL HAVE a lot more reason for buying that wonder-: ful new rug for the living room —{f you can plot a smart stylewise use for the one that's on the floor now. ’ The old rug probably won't: be the right size for any other room--and then, too, it may suffer from wear and tear areas that you don’t want to show.
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Times Sewing
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Deliver Garments Entrants in The Times Sewing! Contest will have only one day in! which to deliver their garments to] the Central Library Auditorium} Pennsylvania and St. Clair Sts. The garments will be ‘accepted Wednesday from 9 a. m. until
{7 p. m. Then the job of classifying!
the clothes for display will begin. Judging will get under Thursday. — The public will get its first chance to see the garments at 9 a. m. Saturday, Apr. 23. The public display will be held in the library auditorium from 9 a. m. until 7 p. m. and Sunday, Apr. 24, 2 p. m. until 6 p. m. The display
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_ THE INDIARAPOLIS TIMES
Ranch Type House Has Attractive Features
How many?
‘Children's Bureau 29 Hosiery Shades fo Blend Wi 1 hE:
Plans Luncheon |
“Bluglo was made for navy blue BTays and blues. And the perfect ug vy color for pale pink and mauve is | Porcelain.
But color is not the only ‘thing ot to think of in buying spring hoslery. Buy your stockings as sheer as you can if the shoe is to be a /delicate one.
‘right shade of stockings? No sense in striking a discordant With white touches, the perenpial| ‘note, when .a little study of the SPTing favorite; but if you prefer, Whim combines the gray tories
‘be hostesses for the 12:30 p. m. | “luncheon meeting Mongay of the.
AUSINuIY 10 le Children's Burau new trends in hosiery fashjons polis Orphan’ Home. ith torich of L It will be in the 3Sth St will complete ‘the picture cor With a touch of natural. Most Branch, Indiana National Bank. rectly. ; jevery city-bred woman will have There will be an 11:30a: m. board Gotham, for instance, gives you, ‘a -black tffreta or silk suit or ‘meeting, 29 different shades to choose coat. For these Gotham has Sau- : | Mrs, Meredith Nicholson Jr, trom. To go with the popular cy, a warm beige, or Terra Cotta, | And If you are wearing open- = | member of the board of managers hambeo shoes and bags that will a color like an ideal suntan. shank, or open-toed shoes — or ~ 3 lof the Children’s Bureau, will be be worn so much with gray, navy Sandstone, a delicate honey the new cutout ones — be sure to guest speaker. She will ‘discuss or black, there is Baked Clay, a beige, is right with the new beiges buy the sandal foot or shell foot ithe “National Child Welfare light golden beige colof. For the and pastels so smart this year, stockings that do away with un« League.” Mrs. J. A. Alexander is) {bright red coat to be seen all over Gray marble is a natural grayed attractive reinforcements needed pogan chairman. {the daytime spring scene, Gotham tone with a suggestion of pink. for heavier shoes,
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will open again at 9 a. m. Monday A
and late that day the contestants may pick up their outfits. They will be notified when to call for them.
There will be no admission
charges for the public to see the
| display. Official entry tags which are tol ach garment will, [be mailed tomorrow to those who have sent the entry blank. These remain on the garments! throughout the display.
Hair Dyeing Hints Given Delay Until Fall ™ Urged By Expert ° -IF* YOU are thinking of dyeing
|Your hair, you might prefer to |wait until fall to sake this step.
{warning of Pefc Westmore, Holly-
i that bleached or dyed hair isl /moré readily streaked by sun and,
You might, Sel listening to the ‘wood studio stylist. He warns
seawater exposure than naturally
“|colored hair. Another argument for postpon-| {ing your hair-dyeing venture until
fall is ‘summer
the promise of greater| freedom which going’
natural offers a woman.
- THE TOUUH-UPS which can be taken in stride during the fall an dwinter months might prove irksome if you have to forego| pleasant out-of-door attractions
in order to give your hair the at-f i tention it requires.
Still another argument for dererring the step. until fall is that: brilliant summer sunlight has a} wicked way of exposing your sub-|
terfuge if vou hope to keep °your
solor-dodge your own secret.
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