Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1950 — Page 16

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To Be

By Designers =

War-Time Wardrobe

- Shorn of Elegance By ELIZABETH TOOMEY

United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 8—The crit-

fecal world situation won't affect the style of women's clothes much, but it may bring a quick end to elegant lounging clothes and luxurious fabrics, Hollywood designer Marusia says.

“The newest styles already are

the very slim skirts and shorter hemlines just like that 1-85 rule! or whatever it was during the last war” Marusia explained during a visit here to show her new gpring collection. 8he gestured toward the black velvet lounging slacks and the guilted gold lame jacket she was wearing saying, “These will be foolish.” : : i She already favors short evesince “men don’t like to wear a black tie.” 1 She disappeared into the bedroom to show what she meant by a probable change in fabrics which is facing American women: “Shme. of theses beautiful imported mataria's have just become

goailnh'a this vear, but they will dinaprear sgaie. If we. continue with war” she, said. emerging

in a natural linen dress embroid ered in 14-karat gold and tiny pearls. “This fabric comes from Switzerland, but already the price {8 going up four and five dollars a vard for things like this.” One of her new short evening dresses, cut with a short, tight skirt and an added puff of material over one hip, is made of silver lame and white satin checks. “I noticed that store buyers are picking more of tha slim silhouets, both for daytime and evening clothes,” Marusia said. “1 think we are gradually preparing women for more simple clothes.” The blonde, Polish-born degigner, who models all her own designs, learned the hard way this fall not to try to anticipate a solution to the world situation. “I was in Paris in October and designed a dress from a special fabric of red and blue with white stripes, 1 called it ‘Victory in Korea.’ ” Marusia = sald sadly. “Now I just call it ‘Victory' |

Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Dale Secretly Plans to Teach Lesson | To Inconsistent,

ON THE HAND preceding this one, the newcomer, Mr. Hein- South dealer - site, had criticized Mr. Abel for not making a certain play which East-West vulnerable

would have guaranteed his contra

set-up, he completely reversed himself, giving ‘the opposite advice based on the result of this particular deal.

Mrs. Keen opened the king of the ace.

minute he let one of the op-|

ponents in, they could win enough finesse wouldn't have to be risked. S—K QJ 9 8 8 spade tricks to defeat the con- The marked finesse against Mrs. H—9 4

tract.

Suit Fails to Break So three rounds of hearts were 4 led, but the suit failed to break. It f

now looked like it was up to the Roof Caves In

clubs. Playing carefully, Mr, Abe! first cashed dummy's ace of clubs,

and trey told him nothing. h Next he returned to his hand d

with the ace of diamonds planning seven tricks.

to take a club finesse. Here he

had apparently a great stroke of himself. “That trick is as old as good fortune. Old Mr. Dale, an- the hills,” he bawled. “I never

ticipating a club finesse

knowing it would work, played have taken the club finesse so ADel protested.

If the hand could be — : made without a finesse, Mr. Abel the king of diamonds’ without] wanted to make it that way. The batting an eye. i

mond back and finessed dummy’s The bidding: Just in case Mr, Dale had the sin- 14 The roof

gleton queen. The fall of the four won

St Vincent's:

THE YULE season will

'— |dren’s party, club dance and organization meetings next week. { The annual “ch 's Christmas party of Bt. Vincent's Guild will be held Dec. 16. More guests

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than 200 children will be for the 11 a. m. event nurses’ home. : Sisters of Charity will prepare the turkey dinner to be served by a guild committee. Gifts and favors will be distributed,

Chairmen assisting Mrs. E. G.

clude Mesdames A. W. Schneider, W. T. Miller, A. H. Huber and T. A. Lenahan. Their committees include Mesdames 8. C. Bitter, George Hoffman, William Hammond, Walter Huonker, G. L. Laughlin, Mallane Losey, Gilbert Osborne, C. E. McCoy, D. R. MeDevitt, Willlam Renick, Rheys Schmitt, Wilbur Spivey, L. W.

| Mrs, R. A. Schakel, auditorium idecorations chairman, is being {assisted by Mesdames IL. J. Cum{mings Jr., I. O. Ball, Car! Rusie, {G. E. Davis Jr. and R. H. Imes.

Other chairmen and committees are Mesdames Clifford Taylor, George Smith, Larry Zapp, Robert Barber, Carl Ittenbach, Paul Hearne, U, V. Pflum, A. J. Mi. cheli, V. R. Rupp, and L. J. Blackmore and Miss Elizabeth Sowar.

Daughters of guild members helping include Misses Ann Fuller, Susan Lobraico. Mary Ann Tousley, Kathryn Winifield, Marion

ley O'Brien,

Club 250 will hold its Christimas formal Dec. 16 in the Antlers {Hotel, Charlie Bowers’ orchestra will play. x | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starr head {the dance committee assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames Dan iCrichlow, Roy Meads, Edward {Vaughn and Robert Slaughter. | Assisting Mr, and Mrs. R. M. {Hamilton with decorations are {Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert 1Zinsmeister, Joseph McMahon, |Ricnard Redding and Philip CorIrell, : Begun last year Club 250 is {made up of 250 young married couples who hold five dances a! | year,

Tudor Hall's traditional Christmas pageant, “The Holy Night,” will be presented at 4 p. m. Sunday in the school. Marla Ray (right), Elwood, will take the part of

Mary. Sylvia Cannon (center), Dixon, Ill, will portray Joseph. Roles of the Three Kings will be sung by Patricia Lyons (left), Valri Philpott and Martha Stacy. Soloists accompanying the ‘stage action will include Maxine Ambus, Sandusky, O., Ann Gillespie, Williamsport, and Mrs, George Mueller, Miss I. Hilda Stewart will give the Bible readings. Directing the performance are Mrs. B. 8. Mitchell, Miss Nell McMillan Frazier and Miss Mary Morrissey. ; .

yl - » Mrs. H, M. Schmidt, 5702 Pleas-| {aut Run Pkwy, N. Drive,

{the Christmas party of the Indi-! |anapolis Alumnae Chapter, Delta {Zeta Sorority.

{dames R. H. Peterson, J. K. Shep-|

Arrogant Newcomer

Miss Mary Bohnstadt, social

et. Today, in exactly the same] NORTH the Christmas boxes sent to the Rose Marie Cruzan. Mr. Heinsite chapter's “adopted” family i S—10 4 {Ludwigsburg, Germany. The hus- Dr. spades and Mr. Abel won with] H—8 5 {band and father in the family is Bloomington, cae tn pment D—Q 10 9 6 iin a prison camp. CA KISH ; Se — . ; WEST EAST Teen Problems— £0 What luck! Now the club Mrs. Keen Mr. Dale M . N d C . . li : w1e,, (Marriage Needs Congeniality Keen's jack of diamonds would p—8 3 2 DK J 4 * By JOAN {give Mr. Abel three tricks in dia- c—Q 4 C—10 9 3 HAVE YOU a current one tive, monds, three in hearts, one in SOUTH and only? pades and two in clubs for a com- Mr. Abel Well don't count on him ortable game, S—A 6 being the love of your life, And H-AKQ78 | don't get the idea that there's a i 1 h y In high spirits, he led a dia- DAS { Wy one-man in the world for able.

The romantic notion of the perfect knight, of Mr. Right whom you'll recognize the moment you see him is all poppycock. For every girl (and boy too)

fell in. Mr, Dale SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST with the jack, cashed the 1 H Pass 2C Pass igh heart and led a spade. The 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass efenders thus won a total of

fast it would have made your

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B—CALENDAR WATCH with nickel and chrome case, steel back. Luminous figure dial. 17. Jewel movement,

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Watches

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“That was the last hand,” cut in Mr, Heinsite. “I would have played that one right, too.” “Lovable character,” thought Mr, Dale, “I hope we can teach him a lesson before this game is over.”

5 — YOU CAN go out with dif-

with a permanent partner has conflicting tastes, and standards.

— |provide the theme for a chil-

the

Freihage, general chairman, in-

‘Martin, Carolyn Taylor and Shir-

will be ideas will be exchanged between {hostess at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday for the members, :

tional League of American Pen {Women, will meet at 1:30 p. m.| Hostess assistants include Miss Saturday in the home of Mrs. F.| {Charlyn Murray, chairman; Mes- I, Pettijohn, 2366 Park Ave,

jard, M. L. Reasor and Robert is Mrs. J. A. Matthews, who will Young and Miss Maxine Scherrer. also give

|service chairman, will report on Edwin I. Poston, J. C. Fix and Mrs. Herman Pfister,

in be a gift exchange. i

{will conduct the business meeting. |

{Pennsylvania 8t., will have open! « house from 3 to 6 p. m. Sunday. ferent sorts of people on casual She will entertain for Mrs. George dates. But you'll never be happy C. Finfrock who is leaving next who week to establish residence in| ideals (Winter Park, Fla. No invitations] have been sent.

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Mesdames Robert Swanson, David Hadle

y_and Don Moorhead (left to right) . . , check wardrobe for Club 250's Christmas dance. : : ;

omciate, and

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. Gist, ushers.

m. ‘ching bonnet, a carnations.

bride gown cap

tions,

following = short trip,

Christmas Event

Miss ia Wilking

chants National Bank,

Wars I and II.

will be assisted by Mrs

Each member will bring an or

jnament and a gift for the chapel!

tree and the residents in sunetia, CIVIC Theater Guests Listed

Family holiday traditions and! Monday night reservations for dames George W. Walker, A, ‘the Civic Theater's presentation Arbogast and L. H. Buckley will {of “Good Housekeeping” are an- be Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kristhifek. . nounced. : Among those attending will be will have as their guests Mr. and ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bilby and Mrs. Dale Phoenix. Hostess for the Christmas tea Mr. and Mrs, Richard Petticrew. | z Sorority. Meets

The guests of Mr, and Mrs. | The regular business meeting i

The; Indianapolis Branch, Na

a musical program. : : Assisting her will be Mesdames B: H. Peterson will be Mr. and/ Mr. and Mrs. John R. Clark will

have as their guests Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Em- | imons of Norton, ‘Kan,

There will:

Johnnie Rutland Smith, branch president,

If you're artistic and sensithe rough .he-man will hurt and humiliate you. If you're gay and witty Old Sobersides will bore you. If you crave security, the roving, rambling gay blade will make you miserIf you're honest and | honorable, the chiseler will ruin | your life, | Yes, pick your type. Similarity of background, character and training. that's what counts in spite of the romantic

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THE STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

Mr. Heinsite couldn't contain head swim.” there are half a hundred accept- Words of song, story and . able mates. None of them will radio, But the last hand was almost be perfect. Who is? But they'll ee ’ : and would have fallen for it. I would “Xactly the same as this,” Mr. all have one thing in common: Open House Planned t

Mrs” Lehman Dunning, 5435 N.

SAMTA AA Ann UADAI ANG ARE

“JUST LIKE THAT" THIS CHRISTMAS

C.W. Halleck Group to Dress To Take Bride

Vows Will Be Read

gentlemen who appreciate e timepieces! Excellent

Dolls Tuesday |

The Chi Omega Sorority will,

wand ‘complete collection of both {dress dolls at 7:30 p. m, Tuesday!

pocket and strap watches. By famous {in the 38th Street Branch, Mer-| watch makers! In East Dec. 23 chants National Bank. The dolls will go to the Children's Bureau A — Smart CHRONO- Dec. 23 has been set as the date of the Indianapolis Orphan Aor] GRAPH with nickel and for the marriage of Miss Carolyn f chrome case, steel back, Louise Wood and Charles W. Hal- rector, will describe bureau ac-| Luminous figure dial $45 00 leek. son of Rep. and Mrs, Charles tivities ’ 17.Jewel movement. 30 . A. Halleck of Rensselaer and ’ - Minute register. Tax Washington, Hostesses and committee chair- tricia - Included

The ceremony will be performed in the Cathedral of Incarnation, Garden City, N. Y,, at 4 p. m. The Rev. Hubert 8. Wood and the Rev. Edmund Wood will officiate. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr, and" Mrs, William Halsey Wood, Potter's Lane, Roslyn, L. 1.

Attendants Named Miss Wood has c¢

C. R. Millspaugh, Miss Jan Curtis! and Miss Sara Ewing. |

Card Party Set |

Frankenberg, Concord, Mass. 13th St. Bridesmaids = will include Miss Marguerite J, Bennett and Miss Fa— Joyce M. Bennett, Day Shore, L. 1.3 My Day Mrs. Robert W. Miller, Philadel! phia; Miss Constance Ann Carpen-| ter, New York; Miss Cele Pearson,’ Garden City, and Miss Margaret Herring, New. Canaan, Conn.

Jerome N., Matthews, Miami Shores, Fla., will serve as best man,

Ushers will include William H.| Wood III, Kenneth T. Hoeck, Hen- |

“duty

- The at 1 p. m.

{ve Leonard Hunt,

to my

Miss Kerruish

Will Be Wed

lum. Kerth W. Hardy, bureau di- Mrs, William Henry Kerruish ; lanounces the approaching mare. riage of her daughter, Miss Pa-|

men include Mesdames W. T. Barth Ave, Indianapolis, to Roy Gradison, Clifford Krabbenhoft, J. Stephen Baker, D. E. Kelly, J. A./and Mrs, Roy F. Jackson, 1209 Miller, A. F. Horstman Jr. and Villa Ave. Indianapolis.

| Presbyterian Church

{Cleveland Institute of Art and The Ladies Society of the In- the Bowling Green State Univers-| dianapolis Saenger-Chor will hold ity. She is a member of Gamma chosen for her a card party at 8:30 p. m. tomor- Phi Beta maid of honor Miss. Mary M. row. It will be in the hall, 521 E.|bridgeroom

{Bowling Green State University.

Mrs. Roosevelt Attends Ball Despite Threat to Her Life

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT : NEW YORK, Dec. 8—Sunday night I attended a dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria in honor of the members of the Beth-El Hospital in Brooklyn. I saw the Hon.

NEVERTHELESS, the police did their and stationed themselves all around | . the Grand Ballroom while the speaking was | even insisted on following Mr. Ba: 's

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Ceremony Planned For Dec. 23 in Ohio

spn reg BOWLING GREEN, O., Dec. 8

Allison Kerruish, 1545

Jackson. He is the son of Mr.

The couple will be married at! :30 p. m. Dec. 23 In the First

here. | The bride-to-be: attended the

Sorority. The prospective is a graduate of

‘to make sure he left me

of the Verae Borores Chapter of, {the Verus Cordis Sorority was liam Carr, Misses Betty Black‘held Wednesday night in the home! {of Miss Anna Mae Schauinger,

Entertaining Messrs. and Mes- 32 W, Arizona 8t. - ‘

Locks Toyland

McClure St. le chose Mrs. Edwarq » » matron of honor; ld D. McKeand, best man, Edward L. Poole Jr. and Rob.

To Say Vows Ivory Velvet Gown Selected By Bride | Vows uniting Miss Betty Loy Poole and Donald R. Leis will he {read at 7:30-o’clock tonight in the

{Maywood Methodist Church. The Rev. Warren 8. Freeborn Jr. wij

couple are Mr, L. le, May. Mrs

Edwarq

honor attendant will weap emerald green velvet dresg

She vw |

colonial bouquet of ye.

will wear an ivory with 8 matching

fingertip

holding Her dress is fashioned with cathedral train. She will carry cascade bouquet of white carna.

The couple will live in Maywoo

Miss Wilking To Give Talk

Planned By League

will give

an illustrated talk on her Euro. pean trip at the Christmas party of the Women’s Overseas Serv. ice League. The event is scheduled at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the 38th Street branch,

Mer.

Guests will include women sta. tioned at Camp Atterbury and those on duty in Indianapolis and former service women of World

Miss Pauline Tate, chairman,

. W. N,

Knowles, Mrs. Robert M. Moore and Miss Florence Martin,

a Mrs. T. A. Bunch

To Talk Monday

cussed by Mrs. T. A, B {the Christmas dinner me

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bradford] “Madonnas in Art” wil be dis-

unch at eting of

the Gamma Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta B8ority. The event

will be held at 6:15 p. m. in the Butler University house,

Monday Chapter

Hostesses will include Mrs. Wil-

well, Patty Coate, Ginny Foltz,

Cathy Hart, Beatrice K

ershner,

Patty Lewis, Mary Ann Porteous Marcet Gribben.

and

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The boy's suit has chaps and vest of black suede finish cloth, backed with simulated leather, black sane forized cotton shirt, leather holster and belt, pistol, kerchief and holder, with plenty of colorful decoration.

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the Annex a

The girls sult has fringed skirt and vert of suede

ry C. : . finish cloth, sanforized blouse and all other tra $45.00 no. Rosters tnd Sidney 1. Werk | Bernard M, Baruch give certificates of merit to’ members of : ' the raps Yox Included Fall River, Mass. and Paul Shorb | the board who had worked unostentatiously. but faithfully pings as the boy's outfit. : op Washington, D. C. ® '. through the years to perform noble service in the Brownsville Select NOW! For Christmas! At l — rea 3 RN the rout : a5 EL Charles Moyer & Company, where Egg Yolks Useful there a young man : : any : : with a badge came up to me and told me Com line of H. Gun and Holster Jou have the satisfaction of know- Use leftover egg yolks in sand- that the local precinct police station had Sets Piste foe of Hopaionq 3.49 to 5.49 ng your watch will possess the ut- wich spreads, sprinkle them on! received an anonymous call saying that a a ER A lh ! most in style, quality and vaive. salads or use them as a garnish man was going to shoot me when I Shoke : trl ; : fred oop . for vegetables, Simmer them ~ at the Sings ha oe Somewhat a R SANT 3 i DAI : H Charge, Loy away , Det - ments—N (In. salted water for 15 minutes, NT ard ely that someone who - : 2 Carrying Charge. : Drain and chill, Rub them * really wanted to shoot another would care- HEA ANTA ROADCAST DAILY OVER wis a : (through a sieve and they're ready ~ fully telephone the Police Sation first, - + for use. : : : ;

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