Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1950 — Page 8

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Sponsors | Style Parade

| Capacity Crowd

Sees Fall Fashions

Tricky showmanship and professional fireworksipaced the sec-

ond annual fashion show n

Tas AN Guild. The style parade held yester-| day and today in the Indianapolis Athletic Club was played before a capacity audience. Spec-| tators were put in a’ festive mood | when the IAC presented the guild with a five-tiered cake in honor of its 25th anniversary. An aggregation of entertainers from perennial favorite, Frank Parrish, -and Mr. Russell Williams Jr, to a kilted bagpiper kept things lively while. models drawn from the organization walked down the ball-room’s runWay. The clothes, from the fall co-| Jection of L. Strauss and Co. were the wearable kind traditional coats and, suits preferred by In-| dianapolis matrons for their day-| time wardrobes. !

Basic Black

Most excitment was created by the new autumn“ colors — plum, tangerine, mustard, coral, pump-| kin, taupe, charcoal, rust and torch red. t i Black was still basic, but it was black with liberal sprinklings of the red tones. The show started with a breezy

E casual and conservative. There § were the inevitable yellow slick-| ers, suede jackets, corduroy shirt- | waists, gray flannel skirts, jersey blouses and knitted dresses, Next guild models appeared in’ the daytime offerings. A plum colored sheer wool gabardine suit 5 dress had a cerise lining and; £ a bonnet to match. A black wool i dress was designed with a faille overskirt that broke at the hip-| line. With it was a black velvet] cloche with a white plume.

Casual Coats Touches of black velvet were] omnipresent. There were black! velvet hats ( a cushion bonnet |

presentation of college clothes,

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PAPER A

‘League Sets Braille

Instruction

Classes to Begin Sept. 25

The Indianapolis Junior League’ will again sponsor the community braille classes that have been un-

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

Express affection for your | child or for one that is dear Conference to you by making this appeal- ! ing prayer panel. Embroider - . the figures in soft colorings and T 5 simple stitchery. The words are O eg | n . worked in popular cross stitch. | Pattern 5653 includes hot-iron | Youth Programs transfer for panel measuring 14 | " by 17 inches, color chart, ma: | Will Be Planned : terial requirements, stitch illus- | » trations and finishing directions. | Indiana's participation in the | Midcentury White House Confer- | i w iY

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NR RL 8 inde We According to Mrs. Thomas C. | 372 W. ‘Quincy St. Indiana Council for Children and abril Sea SLT Clicage. 8, 0 Mos F Baik. . S gin oD. . | rs. 0 F. Enk, -ecnairThere will be two sessions each No. 5653 Pri 20c | mar. will preside at the council's

all-day meeting scheduled for 10 Name cecevvvcrescsssnssesescss a. mM. in the new state health! {board building, 1330 W. Michigan|

Street cicvesesesscsscrciccccens St, J : | Memters of the 98-person state-| City cesesarassanssssasaasanenesiniae aouneil will review the preliminary report on plans for the! conference Dec. 3-7 ‘'n Washing- | ton.

Strack-Gol | Mrs. Shank will serve as mod- _ erator of a roundtable discussion ; ; 'of the long and short-term obVows Read jectives of the council. Partici-

pants will include other offices:

Monday, from 2 to 4 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Louis Herkamp

will.be the teacher.

The sessions will he . in the “Junior League -office, 1321 N, Meridian St. The course is given without charge and community voluntears are welcome, After the completion of ten lessons volunteers may work at home or in their own f§ groups.

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1 rie A Tot Soe ot 00 gee Rite Performed Di cml fain ie program. will be the transeribing- 5653 An Holy Name Church-irora, Bloomington, secretary, and of musical scores inio braille. A The Holy Name Catholic executive committee members. knowledge of music is required * . Church was the scene Saturday . for this i me 3 Teguiied Methodist Hospital morning of Miss Harriet Ann Committees | {will be the teacher of the class. ‘Nurses Plan Reunion {Gold's marriage to Fred C. Strack! ‘The executive committee in-. r. cludes Dr. L. E. Burney, state

Mrs. Harvey Bradley Jr. willl The 1948 graduating class of mw. Rev. Fr. John Patterson (have charge of a course in illus- Methodist Hospital will have its|officiated. The bride is the daugh-|Dealth commissioner; M. O. Hunt,

{trations for the blind (making annual reunion Saturday in the ter of M {pictures of fabric and materials Claypool Hotel. The event will Gold 8t, {fc~ the sightless to “see”) apart begin with a dinner at 7:30 p. m.

appealing with well fitting lines.

Pattern 8505 is a sew-rite per- Indianapolis 9, Ind.

forated pattern for sizes 12, 14, nN, 8505. Price 25¢ books have been contributed to! Mrs. Henry Walters is chair- William R. Gold. Citizens Committee of Indiana on ler and Miss Margaret Higgins, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 3. No. 8531 Price 25¢ th® Indiana State Lincary. man for the 8:15 p. m. Saturday, The wedding breakfast was iri Health and Welfare Legislation; bridesmaids; James Hulett, Hamshot sleeve, 1% yarus. of 3)- ' - Anyone interested in the braille public card party of the Lieder- the Holly Hock Hill Restaurant. Miss Margaret Ann Keegan, Ft. mond, best man, and Thomas Pattern 8531 is a sew-rite per- Size...... classes may receive further in- kranz Ladies Society. It will be! After a trip East the couple will Wayne, Dr. Byron Lingeman, Turner, Hammond! Joseph Mar. forated battern-in sizes 12. 14 Fashion Book Price 25¢ [formation by contacting Mrs. held in the hall, 1421 E. Wash- he at home at 320 N. 13th St. Crawfordsville, and state Rep. lie, Steubenville, ., an ohn 16, 18 2 40 . 14 Tussing. ington St. Beech Grove. > James Hunter, East Chicago. Brown, Lizton, ushers. . 18, 20; and 42. 8i7e 14, Name ...ccvvvianercnnnnnnncnne jou a rs at i lh i AAA lL

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the league took over the group were bridesmaids. Henry J. Meyer Indiana Public Health Associa-

organization through Civilian Vol- rty 'served as the best man while the tion president. . ! unteer Defense. Since then 25 Pa Planned

won applause), black velvet col-| lars, black velvet cuffs and belts,

accessories. {

. an overplaid in lime and mustard |

tweed. Bright red lizard shoes!

and complete sets of back veiver, -lOWer Show Winner Named

Prize winners in the recent Carol Sue Mercer, Dorothy CayThe store's casual coat line Was Green Thumb Garden Club flower : , ! | ton, Helen Thorn, Judy Dismore the most popular. A tweed with show are announced. y

They include Mesdames George 2nd Roberta Gerstner.

was effective with a droopy soft wear, H. I. Hasbrook, Paul Judges for the show were Mesfelt hat reminiscent of the Boardman €. M. Adams, W. E. dames —W. Li. McCoy; Thirties. It was complete, With pjsmore, H. F. Henninger, Ray*Nicholas, Grace Shirley, Thomas pheasant feather stuck at rakish Thorn, L. T. Bishop, R. G. Justice, Ayton, Ray Groendyke and Gilangle. : {Herman Bischof, W. D. Alfke, C. bert Rowe. Most soignee was a coral cash-|D, VanBuskirk, R. C. Rees, Mark Tr mere with tuxedo lines and push- Mercer, 8. G. Wilmer, C, J. Sher- \ 4: * E up sleeves. The cinched-waist was man, H. L. Hunt and T. M. Hind- Miss Wann in East dramatized with a gray and black man Jr, .

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1950

Prayer Panel for Children Mid Century Future Bride

Mrs. J. R. Laffey, 802 N..

Parker Ave., announces the approaching marriage of her sis. ter, Miss Martha H. Schwankhaus, 711 E. Drive, Woodruff Place, to CPO Paul H. Lawall, USN. The wedding will be at 1:35 p. m., Nov. 18, in the home of Mrs. Rosetta Kell, 711 E. Drive, Woodruff Place. Mrs.

Kell will -be-the matron of hon.

or and Cmdr. R. E. Wheeler, USN, will be the best man.

Miss Hynes Names Bridal Attendants

Mrs. John Van Benten and

‘are the bridegroom’s parents. superintendent; Randel Shake, ‘elvn J. Hynes, bride-to-be By SUE BURNETT i from the- regular braille tran-| Making up the planning .com- | Americen Legion's. division of Miss Evelyn T yaser y / ’ ” scription. /mittee are Miss Martha Harmon, Couple Travels East child welfare service national di- of James W. urs . The two dresses {llustrated SUE BURNETT The Junior League braille pro- President,” and Mesdames Wil- yr. Kenneth Oberting was the rector; Ralph Wernar, American, The couple will be married are pretty and smart for gen- The Indianapolis Times gram. started in 1923, was under ams Boggs. Wallace 8ims and ,a¢ron of honor and Miss Mary Red Cross state relations officer, Sept. 23 in. ihe SL. Starks Cah : the Red Cross until 1941. In 1946 ~éonard Fisher. ; 1d and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. olic Church. The + FL. | eral wear. Each is particularly 214 W. Maryland St. |Strack and Miss Mary Ann Go Schafer will officiate.

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