Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1950 — Page 35
Ce uzan Low Club to Mark
Anniversary
‘Luncheon Set For Tuesday
. The Cruzan Parliamentary Law Club I will celebrate its 13th anniwith a “luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Quinn, 4549 N..Illinois St. will be the hostess. New chapter officers are Mrs. Marvin O. Hollingsworth, presi. dent; Mrs, Thomas A. Cortese and Mrs. J. A. Whalen, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. W. C. Strafford and Mrs. C. Harry Woirhaye, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. C. L. treasurer, and Mrs. Quinn. and Mrs. B.C. Wake
Colmitions appointed by Mrs. Hollingsworth include Mrs. R. V. Bigler, budget; Mrs. Clyde Parsons, cheer; Mrs. Jane Schmuttee, chaplain, and Mesdames Whalen, TeRoy Portteus and Clyde Parsons, constitution and by-laws.
Wakelam,
“Alvin Barbour, “historian; Fraternity Graduates — to- BeFeted—Beware-of-Borers——
Ulrich, hostesses; Watch. now for iris borers
Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan, instal-| Phi Delta Theta Fraternity A special feature will be the
ity they'v versity, (presentation of a fraternity ) graduates of Butler , Un Vay oe pl plaque by each mother to her toward the fat rhizomes. If you Basten, program; Mrs. Walter! choosing,
Jhaven't too many iris, hand pick Montsinen membership; Mrs. Has Final ‘Say’ :
Mrs. Grace ‘Foster, memberships, | and Mesdames J. G. Harden, Bar- ,/their parents and. guests
bour and Cruzan, program. Mrs. C, A. Childers, publicity; Mothers Club of the university at B. Crist, T. 8. King, C. R. Fer-
NB EAS ALE TER ENN +the-campus: a
nderson, Winchester, guest book;
G. Holley and!
{graduate son. {honored by the Phi Delta Theta, postesses will be Mesdames c. by
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Three Ber Univenity coeds will opresstt | the university's YWCA Chapter at the Lake Ge. De installed: Mrs. Balz and Mrs.| at 530 Seventh Ave. in New neva, Wis, Conference for college YW and YMCA chapters tomorrow through next Sunday. They oi" lic. [conts: Mrs. Douglas are (left to right) Miss Louise Markland, Zionsville; Miss Jane Miller, Indianapolis, and Miss Joan Reid. chaplain, and Mrs, Weiss
ce DAR "Group “IT ISN'T the law, but To Observe |= pn ary
past 28 years has thived: on
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: : “angles.” 3 Final Meeting Crisp-mannered,” quiet-voiced ; i Larry Aldrich, in his edrly forTo Be Thursday ties, finished high school in
Flag - ‘Day will be celebrated New York with the intention
: entering Columbia University... | hye Cornelia Cote FERRE to study law. Looking for a
{DAR Chapter at its final meeting summer job, he was hired as of the season Thursday. The salesman by a now non-ex-' ‘event will be .at 2:30 p. m. in| IStent dress firm. The first | the Propylasum. Og thE 4 oar addition to the special Flag, the courage to ask himself and ‘Day service, Mrs. Charles R.! “Wh is 1 be ‘Weiss, present chaplain, will Dis parents, oS wants to formally dedicate the Cornelia & lawyer’ Cole Fairbanks Memorial banner.! Modestly, Mr. Aldrich says Mesdames Henry W. Buttolph, | that he would probably have Frederick G. Baiz, Arthur V. °made a better attorney than a Brown, Nicholas Harrison, Ber-| dress manufacturer. Evidence to nays Kednedy and John -M: Smith “the “COMIPATY” are the: many will be hostesses for the after- fashion-conscious women, who . noon. ‘wear the Aldrich label , . . the The following new officers will spacious quarters of the firm
William H. Tefft, first and sec-! york . . . and the fact that it
can afford the largest volume
of advertising in the better and Mrs. Ottis Adams, recording dress
and corresponding secretaries. cession PROPOSE OHHOOF 8 Wi SR
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F. Shattuck, national defense;
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New York Native Sa AAT Aldrich web hom 48
“ents came from. Russia. Al~ though, the fact has with his cholée of a career, : His father was one of the earls dress manufacturers in America, co-owner of the Yorks ville Dress Co. Starting with teagowns in 1900, the firm went “to blouses and then to dresses, ‘operating until 1926, The Aldrich family (there are two young daughters and ane other by Mei. Aldrich’s first marriage). Alves in Bal Tae : but I'm interested in almost everything else,” . “1 read almost everything. Frequently I stay awake half the night, as I did lately with Hersey's new book, “The Wall.’ Then, I also like to collect pictures. My biggest in ] terest has been in the French N ~4mpressionists; but -fatety -T've been nibbling at American art.” : Mr. Aldrich and his wife col. lect furniture, and have furne ished not only their home but,
and every dress that comes out of his two designing rooms,
: AR Of 150 dresses presented for industr in consumer y 2 his approval Wafore spring and
marize the year's work and chair-{. In addition, there's Mrs reject 75 or 80, 8 a comparmen also will report. The chair-| Larry Aldrich, whose clothes 'snle nunmiber from the smaller e worked their way down men include Mrs. Austin 8. are. entirely her husband's pregort and summer collections. Mr, Aldrich has definite ideas ahout how every Aldrich dress #to some extent, ~~ should look. It should be “squishing” them firmly be- o: Elizabeth Claypool, ap- When he first braved a show- nigh. - young fashion, Mesdames Cortese, Helen O'Gara,|a buffet luncheon in the fraternity/guson, P. A. Kappes, C. B./tween thumb and finger. Once proved schools; Mrs. Edgar) room, Larry Aldrich didn’t taste--and simple. He also is Edmund Baker and Woirhaye, house tomorrow, The event will! Barnes, HE. C. Zehe, R. M. Jaggar, they get into the rhizome, bacter-| Evans, ways and means; Mrs. know the difference. between quick to ask one of his models, telephone, 2nd Mrs, Crugan, year, follow graduation exercises on Edgar M. Mueller, Roy M, Rob- ial rot, bad smelling and not at Tefft, publicity, and Mrs. James, wool and chiffon. Today, his Is it comfortable?” Book wove ph ~And- -Walter- Bh Davis: mas =a Bove for the irisis-the result: ~Obear; “ettizemship: i
showroom with Victorian
Three times a year, Mr, Ald rich goes to Paris, twice for
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