Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1949 — Page 17

sms p— : " " _ " . | . : rum | The Luxury Look Is Priced Moderately Eh ih 1 . J wou say, but | By JEAN TABBERT ible is the parquetry between ght to say it. WHEN THE LUXURY look is combined with a commonsense i ro ese drssser, HE Autbeniic rman price tag, there's news along the furniture front. Another good-.mixer is the Chi : Those are the characteristics of the fall collection of Heri- pine dining room table and |. ii v tage-Henredon furniture now at Block's. The new pieces include chairs-designed for homes with hardware is used two iain Jroupe nis year: A Far Eastern section and Eighteenth few rooms and less wall space. for the drawer 2 "Century pine un! system of 3p Heritage- Henredon, long ming. It's a trimly-styled board Rrabdeat Sxtansion iAbies when pulls of this gb thus known for its fine, quality and feet behind which the dust up as hitle space A Form: d . ry ; furniture, has carried over its ruffle of the bedspread is tuck- yh 48 UR FRACS BB SEE TEL epresenting lit« — reputation into these two lines. ed. This means bedmaking 18 00 on tor a large Thanks- gener noney, is being While the price still is not simplified. I aT at Th mirror, framed ing number of budget, yet the pieces are not The Chinese pleces come in TUE THO Y. in greige walnyt y loads far in expensive. And they both are green, red and black lacquer ™ Pune ‘ches the : ms. open stock groupings. as well as the lacquered ma- ‘ ° can Phyfe group pic- = mate gitimate opera- As Chinese as chopsticks are hogany finish for the less dec- ‘tured comes in mahogany as Jresser's wood. here are many their Far Eastern styles. These orative minded. well as pine and includes a The piece sho troy our high- include an exotic Chinese cock- Also. influenced by the Far breakfront and server along airman, State tail table with pigeon-toed feet, East is the Formosa dresser With the arm and straight is made in recently, “A a black lacquered bed with shown. Authentic Chinese hard- chairs. The idea is carried out 4 oo 4 easing number headboard of Chinese fretwork ware is used for the drawer In other classic 18th’ Century | rating for long and a straightlined small sofa pulls, and the generous mirror designs as well as the Duncan walnut. ds faster than with Oriental detail on its legs. framed in _ greige wal nut Paste: rd wd x m.” Style note which the home- matches. (Walnut is a extured and printed fabrics ; ymmissioner of This pine extension table of Duncan Phyfe design is a topnotch space-saver. Also made in mahogany, Rr will appreciate is the that's hard to find now, but “star in the upholstery selection Suis a, 3 Jus. otal Bitte y s year alone it it will seat 10 and comes in an open-stock grouping. ) footboard without extra trim- Heritage-Henredon promises it offered by Heritage-Henredon. green. y n aek- Te a to Open illion to recon- : will keep this section of its One of the pieces is the arm- ".

pleces open stock.) less upholstered loveseat pic- Tne detailing for which the | tured. Two of these coupled together make a long, luxurious

sofa. Placed opposite each other

However, if there should be some delay, it's always fash-

fon right to mix the light wal-

company is noted shows up in the gold tooling it places on its

Fall Program

highways bate : ; JA e. 7 A V3 M 'd on heavier. : " ARG heir share, the " small tables. The end table | larceny of your on, Lush colors nut finish with other darker they create a conversational shown has a loser op A iberately over 4 , ; | highlight the ones. This dresser also is fin- grouping. can double, when the sides are O League 38 ha danas sid Heritage- ished in teak walnut, Not vis- Colors of the fabrics include raised, as a desk or tea table. | : and out of the 0 Henredon line D ance Pl ans ‘Sororities— Women Voters to ur community, : ; of upholstered

Legion Auxiliary News—

Appoint Committees,

pieces. Here a loveseat is coupled with a

Chapter to Mark 11th Year | Meet Friday At Founder's Day Dinner

liquor industy ng-range bless eputable truck bby colleagues

Completed

[the fan of the League Irvington Assembly e fall program

{of Women Voters. The event is

bad reputation, square cocktail To Sponsor Event { ~~ Four sorority grorns will meet this week. The Founder's Day to be held at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ g ATIaYe 3 and an ‘end The Irvington Assembly wii dinner of the Alpha Cuapter, Tri Chi Sorority, will be held at 7 p. m, | Auditorium. egislation to

today in the Frog Pond. It will mark the sorority’s 11th anniversary.| Mrs. Willlam™ A" Hayes JF.

the Founders of the group are Mesdames Robert Bottin, Florida membership secretary, will be

ars on rubber,

Plan Reception For

table fo provide give its first dance of

season, a formal event, Frida lots of night in the Howe High School Holtz, Harry Markus, Donald Harris and Luke Snyder. Mrs. John charge of the party, and she will .. 2 . : relaxation and |gymnasium, Max Wilson's orches-| OWens will be initiated. whe assisted by Mesdames Harry ehrin r £45) ent refreshment ~ [tra will play. ; | Officers for 1949-50 include Lo WwW Perrine, Howard Wood, Charles James Hueston is chairman srs. James Deming, president; ca OMEN |Coy, W. A. Gentry, H. G. Craw : space. and Beverly Clendenin, co-chair- Mrs, Harry Stoehr, vice presi- | ford and Frederick Beyer.

Latter Event Will Be Held Friday Evening By Osric'Mills Watkins Unit Members Committee announcements by the 11th District, American Legion Auxiliary, and a reception for the district's retiring president highlight today’s auxiliary news.

‘Chairmen and committees for the 11th District have been announced by Mrs. George A. Brake, district president.

» making sure tate safety retrifle with the of school chil.

man. Committees include Janet (ent; Miss Joan Duffin and Mrs. Are Elect d Callon, decorations chairman, as- Fred Engle, recording and cor-| e sisted by Georgeann Mattson, responding secretaries, and Miss Sarah Eickhoff, Jack Callon and Irene Winings, treasurer.

{Beverly Clendenin and Kenny A hay ride and wiener roast at at the Hotel Antlers. They are!

this phase of League activity. . | Wood. ; |8 p. m. today in the Long Stables, Mrs. Lawrence A. White, presi-| They are Mrs. Mason B. Light, Americanism; Mrs, Herbert Dun- For Regional BPW Conference Heads Committee

38th St. and Kessler Blvd, will dent; Mrs. Harold A. Smith, vice Plan Exhibit ; (open the fall rush activities of president; Mrs. Roy C. Hill, | - lap, chairman, Mesdames Clifford Taylor, Alvin Iske and Robert A panel discussion on industrial problems by two industrialists| Bob Bake Beads ind Jertesh Theta Ledig, co-chairmen, child welfare; Mrs. Robert Klem, community | and the editor of a national farm magazine will highlight Saturday's ments committee m Hues-

| Mrs. Charles T. Harman, dent of the Indianapolis

| Four local women were elected m |grand officers of Omega Nu Tau!

id immediately isses were not L1l-steel bodies, . \d other up-to< meet Indiana und unsafe or

: Chapter, Delta Sigma sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. Riche troopers and

Kappa Sorority. ard A. Graber, parliamentarian. | Various parts of the League's.

chool' unit -pro- : service; Mrs. Paul Newman, constitution and by: 14ws; Mrs; Arthur | juncheon program at the three-day, regional conference of the Na-|ten She Zam Fash. ge Miss Augusta Clinton and Mrs.| Other officers elected were Mra. | Program will have exhibits at ate standards, Nevins, education of orphans of veterans; Mrs. Ralph InYart, chaif- tional Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The [TSC 0 ng J Arranged by Caflon, ‘Gene Clinton’ arauin charge of Frank Armstrong, Dayton, O., Which guests will have the opymselves to ba + man, Mrs. Esther Jay and Mrs. Peg Lyda, co-chairmen, finance. |gvent in the Claypool Hotel’ will open.with registration at 8 a. m. 5 0 Bickley and Beverly Arrangements for the event. Hus- organizer; Mrs. John .J. ¥irk, portunity “of ‘acquainting thems . ‘oper permit. to Re Mrs. C. J. Ancker, Girls’ State; Mrs. Homer M. Lutz, Gold Star; priday, Clendenin, ."/bands and escorts also are in- Homewdrth, O. secretary; Mrs, Selves with the work the League

Anderson, | does.

| . Mrs. Adrian Parker, junior activities; Mrs. Loren Brewer, Knights-| Approximately 700 delegates, M rs. Jo hn Ryan rs. |

town Home; Mrs. Jesse Burchfield, legislation; Mrs. R. H. G. Ma- representing women's organizathews and Mrs. Charles O, Warfel, co-chairmen, membership; Mrs tions in eight midwestern states Is Honored ‘ |dames Gerald Baker, Glen Hues-|is scheduled for next Wednesday man, Dayton, chaplain. Mary Mitchell, merit system; Mrs. —Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Mich-/ |ton, W. C. Strahl, William Shreve, |in the home. of Mrs. Herbert} Mrs. Emrys Davies, Detroit, Charles McCarty, music, and Mrs.| They are Mrs. Maggie Craig. | gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (UP)— gam Hiatt, M. M. Darling, Nor- Mutch, 2809 Ruckle St. historian; Mrs. Roy Swift, Los, chairman of the speaker's bureau, Ralph Lewis, national secyrity, |Americanism; Mrs, William T. North Dakota and South Dakota| Camp Fire Girls, Inc., today an- pert Franz. Emil Grove Jr.. C. C. y 2 Angeles, regional organizer, and League speakers Mrs. Eleanor Krueger, Pan- Ricketts, child welfare; Mrs... attend. | nounced the winners of the Na- cogtin, J. H. Clendenin, Morton| The Alpha Chapter, Omega Phi Mrs: William Denny, Bedford, American studies; Mrs. Willlam Clarence R. Parsons, community mne panel | tional Leadership Medallion. |Whitaker and George Mattson Tau Sorority, will meet tomorrow chairman of the advisory board. R. Bolen, past presidents parley; service: and education of orphans ,.,yers will be | The winners are Mrs. Brice W. and Mrs. Mary Callon. night in the home of Miss Lavinia ——————— t \ ; {Chambers, 1324 Congress Ave. |

‘Western College Unit

Mrs. Bedford Moore, poppy; Mrs. Of veterans; Mrs. George A. Bolds, 1 irate * Teetor, |Armstrong of Waco, Tex.; Mrs. 0 \0Dsv ire On 10-Day In An 8:30 p. m. meeting will be| : y rip p . To Assemble Tonight

Carl Gates, publicity; Mrs. George; Constitution and bylaws} Mire: [chairman of the {Lloyd McChesney of Everett, Harmon, radio: Mrs. John F. am Spratt; finance; TS. board of the (Wash; HL focus Hd Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fleck, held tomorrow by the Alpha get under way shortly % J . The Indianapolis Alumnae of . Western College will meet at

Hosts - and hostesses for the Vited. Harold: McCormick,

usses to trans- dance -will be Messrs. and Mes-| A patty for members and guests treasurer; Mrs. James A. Brugge-

hildren injured » the good bus tate school bus nes bus specifie state, county alert against y motorists apbus filled with

C. B. Durham and Mrs

Fairhead, chairman, Mrs. Rush Frank S. Bush, Girls’ State, and Circle - . Fain) a all aud Miso| Mrs, Martha Lasiey, Gold Star, Lorrect Shih [ston Denver, Colo.; Mrs. R. A, [5623 E. Washington St, have left Chapter, Alpha Pi Omega Soror

Elsie Sopher, co-chairmen, re- Mothers. town; R. Verne Prosser, -Overland , Park, Kas.; °F & 10-day vacation at Canyon ity, in the YWCA. Bush, junior activities; yf chell, board

b Inn, McCormick's Creek Park. 7:30 p. m. today in the home of there shall be habilitation. Mrs. Mrs. Edward P. Helwig, -Larch- : y any chureh Mrs. Charles Schaub, service Mrs. J. R. Bennett, Knightstownicpyirman of mont, N. ¥.; Mrs. John Ryan, In- |x. \ toot Tonight Hostess to 1908. Club Js Sy Sieenland, 410 E.| Mrs. Charles A. Boss, 3626 he government sales; Mrs. Gladys Ross Bulack, Home; Mrs. Andrew Wettrick, 1eg- pares . Seybold dianapolis; Mrs. Earl Raby of 9 rrettson, 4840 meeting of th first fall Rockville Road, will be hostess on of the fact music; Mrs. James Sferruzzi, Boys’ |islation; Mrs. Herman E. Bobbe, co (]e veland, Oakland, Cal; . Edwin E.|” Members of Delta Chapter, Phi| Mrs. J. A. Garrettson, “ ng of e year for the group.lat 6 p. m. Monday for a dinner ir views freely i School; Mrs. Gerald Decius, Cold membership; Mrs. Spratt, merit _ ; gi, pox, Pumala of San Diego, and Mrs. Delta Phi Sorority, will hold a/N. Capitol Ave, will be hostess Mrs. Harry II. will bridge members of Iota Chap Mrs. Eleanor { Springs Road Hospital music; system; Mrs. Bush, national secur-| editor of “Suc- Mr, Fox Muriel C. Frank of San Fran- business meeting at 8 p. m. to-/for the 1908 Club’s opening meet- preside and outline plans for the ter, Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorer- " Mrs. Bolen and Mrs. Russel Furr, ity; Mrs. Merrill. Woods, past ....., Farming” published in|cisco. . | day in the YWCA. ing tomorrow. __|coming year. ity. A

hospital; Mrs. Olla McDowell, me- presidents; Mrs. ‘Bobbe, program,

| i Des Motnes, Iowa. a NNN SN NTN TN ANN NN / : morial; Mrs. Everett F. Saxton, Publicity and radio. | Miss Olive Huston, National : ; /

hospitality, and Mrs. Davis L. Mrs. Joseph Smith, rehabilita- : direc i - Young on ‘Mrs. Robert Hendrick- tion; Mis, Clifton E. Donnell, Pan. Federation executive director, will| son, color bearers. Americanism; Mrs. Fred Yager, poppy; Mrs. Glen 8. Bell, service Honor Mrs. Warfel sales; Mrs. Eugene Curran, ways Mrs. Charles O. Warfel, retir- and means; Mrs. L. M. Christie; ing president of the 11th District, Irvington Union of Clubs; Mrs. |is the Best Economic System Bl will be honored at a reception Elizabeth Schatz, vespers; Mrs. Misunderstood?”; Mr. Mitchell, from 8 to 10 p. m. Friday by Bennett, Indiana Boys’ and Girls’ “Profits—the Common Ground,

from subsidies hut ‘we. are get «.. 1f you do 1 must give us u give up more ' Berlin,

the panel moderator. Miss Ruth Hoover, region vice chair-| man, will preside at the luncheon. |

Mr. Teetor will speak on “Why

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overwhelming members of the Osric Mills Wat-'Schools; Mrs. Ricketts, memorials|and Mr. Fox, “Agriculture and in presenting " HOME FASHION TIME '—a nation-wide show of y by arbitrary kins Unit. Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker and card service, and Mrs. Von I |Industry—Partners in Enter- beautiful new home furnishings. A show for today's gth behind our is general chairman of the event Baldwin, house chairman, assisted prise.” ov h th Hention FASHION n. to be in the 40 & 8 Chateau. by Mesdames Wettrick, Curran| Mr. Teetor is a member of the}. smart woman, who furnishes her home with the same attention to .

Receiving with Mrs. Warfel will and Spratt. be Mesdames Oscar E. Watkins, Willlam P. McGuire, Jesse D. 8-40 Salon Officers

Indiana State Legislature, a past {president of the Indiana State {Chamber of Commerce and a

RIGHTNESS she gives to choosing a new wardrobe for herself. n me and the e, 17-year-old

empt to swim Wright, George A. Brake, Frank) (mcers of the 8 & 40 Salon member of the Society of Automo- { Benes, R. H. G. Mathews, Charles yo.0 installed at a recent meet-|tive Engineers. He began his bus- ; E. McCoy, Ralph Inyart, Arthur 0 i, the Garfield Past Home.|iness career as a clerk with the ) 1050 congres- J. Miller, Louis Prosch, Guy O. arg Arthur J. Miller officiated. |Perfect Circle Corp. later servAFL President Byrd, Bedford Moore and Russell They are Mrs. Gertrude Sponsel,|ing as sales manager, vice pres-

Fury, chapeau; -Mrs. Frank Benes and ident and president. He is a dii Committee chairmen include Mrs. Joseph Stocker, first and rector-at-large of the National AsMrs. Erwin B. McComb, refresh- second demi chapeau; Mrs. Ethel sociation of Manufacturers and . ments; Mrs. Merrill. E. Pyle, reg- Dees, secretary; Mrs. John Valen-|vice chairman of the NAM’s fed- ¥) istration; Mrs. Kurt Schmidt, tine, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur J.eral tax committee. . i decorations; Mrs. Charles Mc- Miller, historian; Mrs. Carl Pflue-| Mr. Mitchell served as president 133 Carty, music, and Mrs. Harry|ger, chaplain; Mrs. Herman E. ot ‘the Harris-Seybold Co. for , 1 Nolen, gifts. | Bobbe, sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. ahoyt 22- years before becoming) staff recently i Among the special guests will Andrew Wettrick, initiation chair- poard chairman in 1944. He spent aska “the hote be Mesdames Reese Morgan, man. a number of years in the insur-| arned today. weeks Alaskan

Be or anam, John Kundrat) i. wrence Sheridan, Bren-|ance field and in 1014 entered urces close to t a-cold, sober .. © |

| : 3 donwood, will be hostess nextithe investment banking business. Irvington Chairmen Wednesday for a luncheon meet. He formerly headed the firm of| Committee chairmen for 1949- ing of the John H. Holliday Unit. Mitchell, Herrick & Co. in Cleve-| [t stressed the post—56 miles 0 be adequate-

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