Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1950 — Page 21
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committee will be read by Mrs | _ Walter H. Montgomery, Miss Fern A. Goulding is to be
sponsored by - the Indianapolis public schools,
The Robison - Ragsdale Unit,
Harold Tardy, Emmett Marshall and Charles’ Young will be the hostesses. “The Commies Go After Our|
Kids” is to be the topic of al discussion after the,
round-table Juncheon. Members of the unit will pre-| sent a program at 930 a. m Sunday in the Indiana Boys’ School.
Card Party Planned
A card party is being planned
by the members of the USA Chap-
ter, American War Mothers. The
event is to be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow, in the Food Craft Shop. Proceeds will go to the chapter’'s hospital fund. The members sponsor a party each month in the veterans’ hospitals. Mrs. C. C. Brown is the president.
The Beta Zeta ‘Chapter, Lambda Chi Omega Sorority, will meet at 8:30 p. m. today in the Hotel
Lincoln, Mrs. Paul Jamison will}
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treian Club's benefit tonight. The
8on” in the Civic Theater, Proceeds will go to the Julia Jameson
Nutrition Camp.
The patrons list includes—-Mesdames John W. Coffey,
E. Rink, Frederic M.. Ayres Sr., Ed Arthur B, Ayres, Messrs. and ~ Mesdames John E. Messick, E. Clifford Barrett, Harold West, Edgar H. Evans, Martin McDer-| mott, Wiliam B. Ansted, Russel 8. Williams, Arthur R. Baxter, Isaac Woodard, Noyes, Frederick W. Jungeclaus, | Alex L. Taggart and Louis Schwitzer Jr, Also on the list are Dr. and Mrs. George Garceau, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Kiser, Dr. and Mrs. Marlow Manion, Dr. and “Mrs, James O. Ritchey, Dr. and Mrs Gordon W. Batman, Miss Emma Claypool, Miss Gertrude Taggart, Walter A. Jamieson,” Louis Schwitzer and Edward w. Harris.
Sommers Party
Among the ~ parties being planned for tonight is that of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Sommer.| With them will be Messrs, and
Mesdamés C. D. Sadler, N. N. Tal-|
The 37th annual meeting of the! Visiting Nurse Asieclation is to) be held next Thursday in the In-|
on the work of the nominating |
the speaker, She is director of the new School of Practical Nursing
American Legion Auxiliary, will) have a covered dish luncheon at, 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Cen-| tral Christian Church. Mesdames’
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Mrs. Alvin T. Coate (center), one of the two living founders of the Woman's Department Club, was honored yesterday at the annual Founders, Charter and Life Members’ Day of the organizetion. Mrs. Hezzie B. Pike (left) was general chairman for the event in the clubhouse and Mrs. John W. Thornburgh is club president. The program was presented by Graham Young, British explorer. The club was founded Jan. 22, 1912, and was incorporated June 6, 1912. It affiliated with the Indiana Federation of Clubs on Oct, 20, 1912, and joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs on | Mar. 4, 1914. . The club accepted universal membership Jan. ‘| 1930.
‘The other officers are Mrs. E. |Carpenter, vice president;
{corresponding secretaries,
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Mrs. Delbert B. Jones,
The Indianapolis Parliamentary {Law Club, Inc, will celebrate its 17th anniversary with a luncheon {Monday. Mrs. John H. Jefferson, is to be the
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(hostess. Charter members will be hontoved. They are Mesdames Charles
F. Voyles, Carl Bruenger, G.
Taylor and John Downing Johh-
son.
Assistant hostesses will be Mes. dames Harry Kuhn, Harry Miesse James
and Maurice Harrell. Mrs. P. Tretton Sr. will preside. -
The next session of the Indianapolis Chapter, Pan American
Friendship Club, is set for 7 p. m. today in the YMCA.
The first event on the 1950 soset for
— There will be a ladies’ luncheon-. bridge party that afternoon in the club’s ballroom. Mrs. R. T. Mars Her assistants are Mrs, L, L. Purdy and Mrs. Rabe
Now officers of the Monday Aftlernoon Readily Club are an- ' Mrs. Clarence Kuss is president.
Mes{dames R. D. Martenet, Elsie Haverfield and Ernest R. Alcorn, recording, assistant recording and and Mrs. John W. Maltby, traasurer,
6363 {Riverview Drive, will be hostess {to the members of the 1908 Club. {The group will meet at 1 p. m. next Thursday in her home.
est defenders (while it lasted) concede that the rigidly
a OTe Asis Bimioon. In her g col lection, seen yesterday by visiting fashion writers, she turns almost completely away from fullness and presents a slimmer silof houet. In suits she shows a. stem-slim skirt. Where fullness exists it is usually in the jutting peplum of a jacket, in widely | flaring elbow-length sleeves, - This 1s still another example of fashion emphasis moving from lower to upper part-of the silhouet. ‘The visiting editors are seeing it many times this week as the New York Dress Institute holds its National Press Week.
Putitan-Style Cape Collars
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suit, for example. Showing her “gadabout suit” (a stem skirt topped by short, loose, box jacket), she says, “We are getting away from the very fitted things." Her chemisier suit is bloused at the top and has shirtmaker details. She also makes a “decollete” suit with low, scooped-out neckline for both jacket and Liouse. Her line includes many silk suits. B. Highlights among her slender silhouet dresses are some of georgette which was favored back in the Twenties , . . she transfers tweedy woolen patterns to printed silks and shows deep shadows play prints, figured taffetas, silk organzas and printed crepes, For one of the latter she uses the most beautiful color combinations in the world-—-Mediterranean green and blue.
Pleats Highlighted in Collection Claire McCardell, another of yesterday's NYDI stars, preci cally builds her entire collection around pleats, Everything from bathing suits to evening dresses is pleated. One of the two suits in her collection is pleated all over, It is kasha-colored wool with gold and white striped buttons to fasten the belted, bloused jacket. Her leading dress design is a pleated column held in, Grecian style, by a self-fabric piping tie. “This comes in sleeveless versions as well as with small sleeves, Fabrics for it range from tissue worsteds to tissue tie silk. It even comes in nylon tricot in sun-burn-nude tones. Permanently pleated, the nylon is printed with half horseshoes and is worn over darker slips. In the pleatedcolumn dresses there is elasticized stitching at the waist and under the bosom.
Skirts End Above Mid:Calf Broomstick pleating appears in a bloomer bathing suit o plaid gingham. The pleats crimp right back in after the suit | wet, rolled and dried. Pleats also show in Claire's new “shor shift” beach or play dress which ends just above the knees. Joset Walker and Hansen Bang were the other two designer whose collections were seen vesterday. Miss Walker. designer fo! David -M. Goodstein, Inc., stresses easy, Bloused bodices with droy shoulders and loose sleeves ending in big, turnback cuffs at the elbows. Her skirts have hems above mid-calf length. Waist-length boleros with black fullness are starred in Hansen Bang's line 45 He also features ‘very short toppers with back fullness. Both boleros- and toppers go with companion dresses.
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small and Miss Mary Jean Wobd(small in their party. With Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.| Churchman Jr. will -be Mr. and| Mrs, Arthur Crick and Mr. and Mrs. I. Richard Wagner. Dr. and Mrs. Roland Moser, Dr. and Mrs. E. I. Libbert and Mr. land Mrs. AL. Young will be the Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covert will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Willis] and Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Rust, Mr. and Mrs. P. W, Vickery will entertain at the benefit. Messrs and Megsdames C. J, Min-| neman, Joseph Hartley and Ben{ton McVey will attend with Mr. {and Mrs. Charles Walker. In| {another party will be Messrs. | and Mesdames Harold Hulpieu, | |R. E. Peckham and R. 8. Saylor, | {guests 6f Mr. and Mrs. Homer {Cochran
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