Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1949 — Page 16

By SUE BURNETT Designed * expressly for the larger figure is. this charming housecoat that can _be made in two versions. It you like a tailored style omit the crisp ruMing and pocket. Two sleeve lengths are provided in the pattern. Pattern 8485 is, a sew-rite perforated pattern for sizes 36, 88, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52, Size 38, 5'4 yards of 39-inch; long sleeves, 67; yards. To order pattern or our Fashfon Book, use the coupon.

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With the “beret” in high popu- | larity this reason you will want to crochet this unusual beauty for your holiday season ward- | robe. The fascinating pattern stitch works up quickly and easily. Crochet the flower motifs in contrasting colors for an enchanting effect. Pattern 8053 includes complete . erocheting instructions, material Tequirements, stiteh 11lustrations and tin ng direc-’ tions. To order, use the coupon.

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We, the Women—

‘Mistit' Wife Gets Few Tips On Meeting Husband's Pals

A YOUNG WIFE who has gone to live in her husband's home-

By RUTH MILLETT, NEA Staft Writer |

town confesses to me that she is miserable every time they are

invited to a large party.

“I get almost tongue-tied When I'm left with someone I've f ‘ pever met before of know only slightly,” she says. “Is there any | way to get over this? I know it Is & handicap to my , husband to =

have a wife who can't ‘fit in" with his friends and acquaintences.” Of course, you can overcome

ft. Make “some beforehand | yyou gt you will have a conver-

preparations before you go to a party. 4s Ask your husband who is likely to be there, #nd get him to tell you -someéthing about , those you'll - probably meet. | * Store those facts away In your | mind. Then think up several general | remarks you could make to | anyone, in case you find yourself having to ‘make conversation with a complete stranger You dont have to think of

_anything witty. or profound, or | people well enough to feel at

anything: the offer person will | remember — - just something to get you over that tongue-tied

feeling and give yon a chance to | show that you are a friendly, |

” agreeable person.

And if you should find vour- | self - feeling self-conscious be- |

cause you are all alone in a crowd; don't forget that if you'll Took about you youl “ind some“one looking just as unhappy as you feel. . Go Up TO that person and MAKE One of those “general”

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~eane; or-they.are:making them. | selves behave in a sociable manner " You can do the latter; too. The first few times you trv may be painful, but after that it should be easy. i

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