Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1950 — Page 36

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To Sponsor |

‘Luncheon

- Ways and Means Event Set Tomorrow

tinnal Council of Jewish. Women, vill sponsor a ways and means rent at noon tomorrow in the Iroadmoor Cauntry Club. Following the 11 be a “Queen for a Day" 'm emceed by Mike Dunn, Mrs. Marcus Cohen is far the ways and means luncheon,

pro-

s Stoner, H. L. Suinmeried and ou Leventhal.. Other committee cligirmien include Mrs: David Leventhal, sp ‘vial giff patronesses: Mrs. David rurvey and Mrs. nrizes; Mrs. I. E. Linderman, {reasurer; Mrg. Albert Lieberman, decorations, and Mrs. Sidney “‘eist, printed program. rogram Heads : Mra. David Baerncopf and Mrs, imon Ackerman, program; Mrs, 5 Joseph Rothbard, dessert arrangerientd: Mrz, Maurer Rothbaum, and Mrs. David Lipp ana Miss Florence Goldberg, tickrts. Section president is Mrs, Wal ter Lichtenstein Since its inception ih srganization Has directed’ forts to community and overseas :ervices. Funds from the patroness event are used to support Incal community welfare and educational agencies as well as providing Homeless women and children abroad. with food, shelter and recreational and educational facilities, Council objectives “also include promoting a better understanding hetween-—-aHl racial and religious groups and working for the estab lishment of world peace through a program of social legislation and education.

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By SUE BURNETT This smoothly fitting skirt is ideal for the beginner in sewing. It requires just one yard of fabric and can be finished in a few hours’ time. You'll wear it all winter with a variety of blouses and sweaters, Pattern 8527 is a sew-rite perforated pattern in waist sizes 24, 25, 2615, 28,30 and 32. Size 25, 1 yard of. 54-inch.

SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times

214 W, Maryland St. Indianapolis ‘9,-Ind.

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luncheon there; chairman |

r ssisting her are Mesdafes Mor-|’

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Lou Leventhal,

| ONE OF the easiest ways to’

“Flety of veilings to. be

ing them up to date. for side interest.

Undismayed o outmoded lines of hor last year's hats, this young woman (lef) pi about bringTo an old calot (upper center) she adds a-pom:pom of burnt ostrich feathers congress im London, will talk on She brings an off-the-face helmet (upper. right) into fashion's focus with veiling and the changes in England and Euvelvet triangles edged with ball-fringed braid. With. a doughnut of matching fabric she adds rope since her visit there last

height to flat-crowned hat (lower right], which is made dressy by jet-beaded coif showing beneath it.

By ALICIA HART

DON'T despair if new styles make your last year's millinery look old hat. Outmoded fashions can easily .be brought up to date, provided you arm yourself with needle and thread and a knowledge of latest trends, Tips ongthe latter by Misa, Mary noted" hat designer gests two styles that ticularly adaptable remodeling. These are the asymmetrical, interest - on - ong. - sidemillinery which fashion i8 favoring this year, and the face-hugging littie hats, There are a number of ways of making minor changes, she points out, which give an {llusion of up-to-the-minute styling

fall

are offered (Goodfellow, who sug are parfor hophe

without actiially ehanging the

| basic lines of the hat, | Lavish Display

| accomplish this is - by adding

trimmings.

‘year, ranging from coarse, stiff ones to fine spiderwebs with interesting patterns, Feathers, too, are coming into their own again, and new hats

are featuring: them in lavish display. These can be tacked to the

gide of last year's calot, or to a

velvet "helmet left. over from | this spring, with telling effect. Pillbox

IF THE FLAT crown of your old hat cries out its age, Miss

There is a wide vahad this

‘Word Savers

LONDON--Lady Astor says the world can be saved only by womlen. She added that would be the housecleaning job they

| biggest lover tackled,

Goodfellow offers this simple for building it up. Buy a length of matching fabric, and make a fat doughnut -to perch at thé top of voir hat,

suggestion

Cotton batting serves well for _

a firm stuffing. For a pillbox silhouet,

leave < .

the doughnut round and pull it |

forward to the hairline of your forehead, A glitter pin at front center will point up its on-the-face interest, A bi-corné shape, similar to this year's Spanish - influenced hats, can be achieved by elongating the corners of the “doughnut. Veiling FOR REALLY. dressy occasions,~pull on a net coif before donning your hat. This is an easy-to-make cap of veiling, beaded with jet, which con‘fines your hair and covers.your ears. - Small hats, which {fashion perched on the hack of the head last year, can be brought to the face with the addition of veiling

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and ear coverings of matching |

fabric, a

Miss Goodfellow redesigns an |

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the the

forehead. \

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The Indianapolis Business and’ | Professional Women's Club 22d, Informal Iadeiing in_coat and,

Literar y Club” To Pore Heads

J Wilbur Peat and Mrs. Ar/thur MedMHcott, the new and reK.’ Vernon Banta; special as- tiring presidents « of oN Forta5- nightly Liter Club, will {sistant executive secrefary to>the rd by rary a a oil ae |president’s committee on NEPHW, Tuesday in the Propylaeum. {will speak. Miss Letitia Brack-| y pyl lett, BPW public "affairs commit[tee chairman,

: the Indianapolis Altrusa Club pia a joint luncheon at No ns m. tomorrow_in the Hotel Lin- | coin Travertine Room.

This event will be a Kick [luncheon for benefit of activi lof the "“National Employ [Physically Handicapped Week.

sistant to the chairman

Itickets.

Thursday the

Miss Sally Butler, {past “president

siding officer for this summ

year, According Arthur, relations committee the first meeting of that gr

to Miss Mary

will be a 6:30 p. m. dinner Friday. veiling that fills In above the It will be in the 38th 8t. branch,

Indiana National Bank.

An announcement

by Henry J. Kaiser

BPW, Altrusa Clubs

Indianapolis aps {BPW will hold its regular<6:15 prs, 'p. m. program dinner-meeting .in the Woman's Départment Club. immediate of the Interha-i tional BPW Federation, and pre,

the "club's international chairman,

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LS of the seven decades of! e club's ‘existence will be fea-: Is in charge of {req in a skit, “Musical Reminis-| It will be presented by'! J& Louis D. Belden, pianist; ) Robert B. and Mrs. C. L. Club members tumes of the different periods, |

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