Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1950 — Page 40

430008 SDs,

and. or victims. “1 don’t know Where Sen, McCarthy fully, dangting one foot In the swimming pool. 8he stared unhap- ; # plly up through her beautifully mani . cured terraces and lawns, ‘He promised me he'd be here” The hostess wore shorts and a . halter, and let no more than one foot get wet in the pool. Some of the other guests assorted zecond Steins embassy

Young. People, |.

By ELISE MORROW

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19--Let us spend a veadetal summer afternoon sharing the joys and the griefs of a stess, 2nd

Washington

Elise Morrow

Personnel, assorted ERAN some types of no AeTBADIE CHar -tér or category--swam, drank mint Juleps,,

easures of her guests

and others lolled and

SSE

and

NA A EN ERR SE Ana HAR

Vice F President Barkley was not ‘among. party-giver that she is, the hostess saw to it that he was there In spirit, Every time she gave a mint fulep to anyone she fluttered, "They're made JUST the way the Veep likes them.” asked for an old-fashioned, he got the Barkley formula, too.

the guests, but, competent

“Not much bitters,” she said. “The way the Veep likes them.” The Vice President is never the Vice President, or Mr. Barkley, or

-qven-Alben, Darling; to this hostess; he is always “the Veep.”

There was no really first rank celebrity at the party. Even the Vice President's shadow didn’t quite fill this sad gap. However, the lesser guests ~-jabeled as “amusing” or #“fun” rather than “important” fn the hostess’ relentlessly guest-list brain-—were never alJowed to forget that Sen. Mc- _ Carthy would arrive any minute and rescue them from their own mediocrity. : Hs never did arrive, but Ma-

dame never gave up. “You didn't

ses Sen, McCarthy as you came in the drive, did you?” she inquired of each new guest, adding again that he had promised to come, and that he had never, ever let her down. Sen McCarthy has quite a social lion, even if his value socially is more as a curiosity than anything else. He is always snubbed and glared at by State Department officials,

. and his whole social success is .

- rather negative. He used to be’ t one of 98 Senators. Now @ is an asset because so many people can’t stand him. As the sun went down the guests trooped up to the house, and the hostess, a quick-change artist, reappeared, after a brief absence, in an exquisite evening

“dress. “Where's your hushand?"”

one of the guests asked politely,

vague recognition. “Oh, he's up the river somewhere camping.

CUT RAVeR't Ween Kimi sitice yéster-

day morning. I went along one Year but the mosquitoes simply ate me alive” The hostess then confided that everyone, simply everyone, all the big magazines in the

become

h,'.she said witha. look. ht...

ARE HERE AGAIN and A. S. ROWE has

The TIME For YOU

do a history of Washington society, “I'd love to,” she said, “because I'm really quite creative, but ‘I couldn't do it without hurting my friends. And my friends,” she continued, still peering glassily into the horizon for Sen. McCarthy,’ really matter to me.”

Drucie to Move

SECRETARY of the Trea- | favorite is “Father of the Bride,” | encompasses much of | his own barrowing experience |

-sury John Snyder's movie which

last January when he saw his only child, daughter Drucie, through a spectacular, and

spectacularly-complicated wed- |

ding.

The Secretary had a private showing of “Father of the Bride” sometime ago, and almost collapsed with hysterical laughter, He has since seen it several times, Drucie, who married John Horton, is meantime continuing her television program. She and John are planning to move shortly into a large suburban house which will hold at least some of their thousands of wedding presents,

. & BF

ding parties, and the good solid diplomatic social front is Holding. "ha WHIT House Aides ~~those presentable young Army, Navy and Air Force gentlemen who smooth the path at White House parties--are not doing much in the summer off-season,

— Se —

"For boys and young men

Jewelled lever escapement.

$19.76

ELGIN AMERICAN . AND PILCHER

$3.50 ip

SHAEFFER

$8.75 .,

INDIVIDUAL — 3.75 UP

I ——

PEN AND PENCIL SETS

WRIST AND PIN WATCHES

For girls and young ladies. For

style ond accuracy.

ELECTRIC ‘AND HAND WOUND

ALARM CLOCKS

WESTCLOX AND TELECHRON

BA 8. ROWE

ATH rn. STATE LIFE BLD,

~~ JEWELERS AND CERTIFIED. WATCHMAKER : - . ROROLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D, €, '35 EB. WARHINGTON ST.

£15213

1 sald the Hostels fret-

A Cart y Ranks, As A Social Lion - At Summer Parties

Competent Hostess Sees That Washington Bigwigs Attend at Least in Spirit i

When one man

‘are all that |

THERE ARF. still lotsof wed- |

Store Open’ Every Monday and Friday Night Until 9 O'Clock

individually boxed! | metal scarf clutch

new slants on tailored hat bets

“New look” cloches, pillboxes ‘and berets with rich rayon velvet and ribbon trims. Dashing quills on many too. Save now at Sears!

shoulder-strap variety

Novelty handbag: features ballpoint pen, pencil, notebook, class program, .comb, mirror, ond: zip change pocket! Rich. leather-grained plastic

in red, green, brown, black.

large hand-rolled pure silk squares

Add a Fall touch of color to your wardrobe with the magic of g silk

square! Big 33x36-inch size with

hand-rolled hems. Glorious colors!

| Gold-color metal jewelry designs,

with snap back clasp. Holds your : Scarf securely i in place. A smart gift!

~ Crisp white Irish linen is a foil for the rich glowing culos of the authentic Prince | tartan pattern of a little It s frock’ fish A ripplin ’ | bx, $8.98; sizes 7 to 12, $10.95). Another Celeste frock (right) combines gaily checked fine cotton "country, Had been after her to | in bolero-effect with Belfast white linen. Pres, sizes 3 to bx, $8.98; sizes 7 to 12, $12.95).

the high roud to fall fashions.

These rich, colorful cotton plaids, authentic in color and pattern, often play the foil for erisp white imported linens,

” » # piques or beautiful Swiss eyelet embroidery. Others depend solely on the clever handling of the pattern and clever detailing to achieve distinctive styling.

Charlie ruff circles the linen yoke. [Ayres’, sizes 3 to

tured in a embroidery on | a Celeste frock of lustrous cotton broadcloth. (Ayres', sizes 3 |

to bx, $10.95.)

$8.98;

tons.

IN THE Celeste new fall col- ! lection at Ayres’, the clan plaid group is only the starting point. Presented in singing fall tones are pretty styles in lustrous broadcloth and other fine cot- |

Perhaps it's the little one- | piece frock which is Celeste's | special forte, with exquisite de-- | tailing for the “couture” touch.

Coat, ing or Dress

for Less - ITS DEFINITELY

Morganton, N, C, best man. | The bride-to-be Is a graduate

THE BC are thi week. Th

a || Cor. Meridian & Ohio Sts |

bridegroom sity of Michigan and the Chicago Art Institute.

OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY

cap-

sizes 7 to 12,

Includes: © Permanen! Wave : © Shampoo © Siyling © Cutting (if desired) No axiras, all waves guaranteed and special formulas for day, hard -le- waw, fine,

7 bleached or dyed hair. Lot our exports help

~ n

with the looks that win extra compliments “for the business girl as well as at school

“beautiful velvet broadcloth

coat with lavish squirrel trim

Fe | wearable dressy suits

Wonderfully wearable suits just as “smoothly and intricately detailed as your pretty dresses! Clever novelty collars, yokes, slot seaming, hipline - interest, and new cuffs all add up to unusual value, at this low price! Choos from full-bodied rayon gabardines,” - rayon checks, yarn-dyed effects and novelties. copper, rust, taupe, and black. Misses sizes.

One of tlie many smart winter coats at Sears with more quality and fashion importance than you've seen in years. Choose yours in a new fitted, belted, or back-fullness version in rich wool fabric heaped with fur. Deep capes, collars and cuffs, stoles, bib fronts and huge collars in choice of beautiful black-dyed Persian lamb, dyed muskrat, silky beaver-dyed ‘mouton lamb, dyed squirrel, Kohinoor mink tails; ond fluffy Norwegian or lynx-dyed fox. Black, brown, wine and. popular colors. _ Misses’ ond ° women’s sizes.

RTI WE

Fall greens, wine, plum,

the fabric of the year... styled by Kerrybrooke

misses’ fine corduroy skirts

Bright gold-color button trim, popular slash-pocket detail, hidden zip-type placket . . : all smartly . tailored by Kerrybrooke. One of many young styles in green, red or beige corduroy. Sizes 104 to 18.

gold,

5%)

4 a i

8 EA FT

eS ER SR SS ER RAG

fe RE TET

Chapel. TI the Gold F Hotel last party. Wh greenery di "Alyce wo dress with, that had a

Visitors — FOR HE _ marriage ft terday afte Barth chos crepe dres imported 1 Her lime smart touc Mrs. Ea: the bridegr with browr

AMONG" last week Edgar Pars N. Y, and Brassie of couples ca Easter wed _ Mrs, Ec

A "chec start early cloth-check ton flannel ++ - band. Gi

Sizes 3 jo | Fas

fic BA lin cap, .$1 _ Store,