Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1951 — Page 32

PAGE 32. EE ue | THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Here Are Blouses That Can Go Well With Any Suit ko _ Big Demand Noted Here Foor YOUR mm — oh ate i JE ree ~~ For Mauve Blouses 1 .SANDERS CLEANERS Ok

§ ’ : 5 Er » Conduct a poll ‘at any local blouse counter and you'll find that . ; i 8LOUSES TO SUIT ANY SUIT . . . Nylon woven . Indianapolis women are taking mauve to their hearts. Yin store oI ¢ ! ERM i to look like linen goes into a "Lady Tucker" blouse (left) ww, reports it can’t keep enough mauve blouses on hand to meet demand. : : bro t designed for more stately figures (38 to 44). It is $5.95. Ei Other indications of a colorful spring are requests for llac, DOWNTOWN BRANCH of this : A "Suzan Thomas” original of tucked rayon crepe (center) b lime and mint tones, yellow and light blue, (Navy is the No. 3 hel a5 . : . / | choice, after lilac, among colors, however.) : can help { is $7.95. ‘Alternating bands of lace and net form the col- ) le leading Style 18 SUI" hej rerr=smmmmmero——r— letter to { lar and deep yoke of another blouse (right). This is made 15 . jewel neckline blouse . . . round sizes (38 to 44) found one answer at 27 E. GEORGIA ST. DEA 3 of Burlington's rayon Wonderfaille, noted for its wash g A necked, collarless and designed last fall. It was then that the quartere i ability. Price of the latter is $3.98. ‘All three blouses %; 4 [to show off necklaces. Creeping Judy Bond people began adapting . ND BOX FRESH a busine: are at Strauss’. They are from a collection of styles: back into popularity, though, is their youthful designs to the larg- To keep yoy BA 6 of some { chosen to complement any type suit. the plunge - neckline, Partioluny, er sizes. . . . with the greatest confidence. one can | i when it has a wide-gpreading Rj- imme sr in quality cleaning. And remem- | viera collar. Founders Day ber you save on CASH AND tL . DEA 1 Most Popular Here | CARRY! , : : Luncheon Set [Ann Fabrics most often seen here 4 advise tk lon blouse counters are tissue fail-| The third annual Founders }"* : ! thread = les, cottons (chambrays and tis- Day luncheon of the Indianap- 9. Complete Dry (leaning Service "and chai sue weights) and nylons. The 'olis Chapter, American Gold Star : ’ If th latter includes the light but not|Mothers, will be at 1 p. m. to- « + « Shirt Laundry a Specialty ; "+ new wor ¢ |obviously transparent 10 or 15-'morrow in the Marott Hotel. ! worked Tr | |deniers and an even less sheer 40- A board meeting at 10:45 a. m.’ . « . Every Garment Checked Holland. ' |denier weight. will precede a regular meeting at y : Plunge-neckline blouses have noon. Mrs. Louis - Prosch will and Spotted Before (leaning! Whe either no sleeve or a three-quarter preside. : e or long sleeve-no elbow lengths pe nor guests wie jprciude Mrs, : | these. The jewel neckline far arting, founder and state . " : § jn is shown W cap ‘or half- president, and Mrs. . Edward VISIT THE NEW BRANCH TOMORROW! ; : |sleeve styles. Many new blouses Cromley -and Mrs. John Noon, ; : have drop-shoulder -effects. past presidents. Mrs.eR. H. Love- Sh ] To add spring's white touch th lace is 8 arrangements chairman. CLEANERS ; : ’ [the costume that - demands a : there are white pique and a Choose “Color : : : 'blouses and plain linens, too. ' |° lack is not your color, don't FAST SERVICE | * Youthful styles predominate, | wear It. Such a famed elegante Ss levep for women with more mature as Mrs. Byron Foy avoids black 27 East Georgia St. -FR-9461 figures. consistently in’ favor of midnight The problem of providing blue a potent cofnplement to her —-

young-looking blouses In larger'ga rdenia white skin. “GOL, FLIPS ISA COGS, OHH; SOO SOLOS OIE AGOGO OS CO OO bbb OH, 8,050, GO, 0 EOS NNN OOO Bessey

18 right here...

o : in Dayan’s gala new collection of

advanced fashions for immediate wear!

~~ GABARDINE SUITS

® Fully Lined °~ ® Crease Resistant Rayon

ye Beaytitully, tailored imethat= monderful : spring-weight rayon qabardine fiat sheds wrinkles so easily and ‘always stays shapely!- Good looking new designs . . . in navy, red, toast, beige and grey. Sizes 9 to 15, 10 to 18 and 12 to 20.

$16

“Sheila June”

2 PP PA IPN

SPI

as seen in

Seventeen!

[Blackwood on Bridge— mmr ion

Mothers Cli Twelve Sure Tricks Ass Often Sufficient i Sigms Chi Group Grounds for a Grand-Slam Bid" a

T | |! WHILE I WOULDN'T recommend that yeu bid a grand slam seven of spades and the si rR o f ) gr sp six of § ._ = Meet Tuesday whenever you know there are 12 ice-cold tricks in the partnership, hearts, both “dead” cards. 3 ‘ = The Bigma Chi Mothers Club of still it is surprising how often the 13th trick is garnered, in some Plays Diamond $

ON THE NEXT to last club %

i enough in high cards to take 12 tricks assures easy maneuver- (Bast pidyed another is Q

BATISTE

~ ta2p m guest tea Tuesday in| The reason is two-fold. First, the very fact that you have

e Atherton Center reception! re i back and forth Between the - ire Om. oe me North dealer. spades and West dropped a dia- X § The program will include read-/to develop all of your latent possi- Both sides vulnerable. pond, dhe lag Sub Shrick the x | ) bilities, Second, when the enemy NORTH elling Diow. Fast had io keep \ ."E* by Mrs, Irma Dykés Dunbar ‘has so little in high cards, it is S—A 835 the queen of hearts lo beat § snd music by the. Butler Univer- much more difficult for them to H—8 5 South's seven spot so he let go 3 BI 0 U E S pity Male Chorus. Mrs. A. R. defend properly. Dus RG585: Rllother Slamony. ded bis. heart. [3 d hapman is program chairman. | In today's deal. South felt a = yoo Co 91 85 er West now felt the pinch. If he & ' y fm Honor guests will be Mrs. M. O. isle squesTAte when he Sw he S—K176 S—J 10 2 Seared the ing og spades, - A ‘ ob WR 05s, ‘wife of the university presi- H—643 H—QJ 109 dummy’s eight wou ea winner. &4 irtatious . . . flattering . . . fashicnflent; Mrs. Elizabeth Ward Dur- sup Jeag with the = and ob- p54 84 D—J 9763 He played a diamond and South ¢ : Sportswagr— right with suits or skirts. Both of fine - - Serve: a oe. ia Seven wn C—9 82 C—10 then took the rest with the ace, X batiste, exquisitely trimmed with emmr linger, dean of women; Mrs. De- ners in tha i wo each in the | SOUTH king and deuce of diamonds. Street Flcor broidered organdy and delicate lace.

BF orest O'Dell, wife of Dr. O'Dell, red suits and one spade winner S—Q943 Washable. White only in sizes 32

11. w sigma Chi faculty adviser; presi- twelve in a | H—A K ] 2 Let's Neck— to 38. dlents and members of Butler Beats the Odds DAR - S Th § Wmothers organizations and house- pROSPECTS FOR THE 13th The bidding: ome roa

I a tatit

others. re trick appearéd . dim,” especially NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST Presiding at the tea table will Sine Bam and West, between ! c Dis 3 H T Pare Camouflages “THERE Mrs. Russell B. Thomas, host- om, a . ree of the honor Twp hus : 1 aus ‘ choosing s : “cards in every suit but clubs. 4 NT Pass 5 H Pass A ‘Chi ' N k? thing best x s8 club president, and Mrs. put declarer w as able to bring 5NT Pass 6 H Pass nny eck: . . if it doesn oy ames A. Stuart, -Butler Mothers Hotes his grand Siam in the fol TNT Al Pass spies Or a Slender One wrong sli f= ouncil president. owing manner, irs e cashe ; ; : underlines. Mrs. W. M. Dicks hostess {he two top heart® Then he led jack of hearts while South let §0 Women whose heads perch } : Lingerie - rs. M. Dickson, hostess ,“ipbade to the ace. Next came the deuce of hearts. Two more upon thin necks fall roughly into } Sheen Gabardine their: best hairman, will be assisted by Mes- the onslaught of dummy's club club leads and South threw the two categories—those who regard y know thei! ames Ww. A. McCready, R. S.guit. - ®ast's first discard was four -and nine of spades. East their necks as slender, and those X - PY OY the wearer rice, W. C. Jackson, »J.c T. Mc- easy. He dropped a small dia- figured his jack and 10 of spades who call them skinny, It makes 2 § K | R | N «3 making sCallum, W. F. Wolf, ( . A. Life, mond. couldn't win anyway, so he let @ big difference. 3 A This sprin &H E. Pirtle and K. H. Campbell.’ On the next club he played the them go. West parted with the The skinny necked ones shrink 2 for guessi > / AMIQ oy y — down into their too-big collars, as § slip style | ADAMS... First Name In Furniture™s file, in 8 Vaih attempt sf cam 2 An oftice-and-after skirt in new oz ouflage. sle - k SW . 0 wear w 0 0 0 carry their heads regally, with 2 regio iegrion avon gepon sketched, z swan-like grace. 3 Sine oy Tipper ! oe of lower two . ya 2 It's best to recognize. a bean- § perfect fit . . . apd spiced wit tT Come ln... Learn How a Family of 4 Can : polg neck as a problem to be over- X 2. belt and two gigantic pockets Minn 5 come, rather than as an unalter- « Tr C7 in front. Red, navy, toast and ~ y : : able defect. Current fashions are 3 Ng é XY black. Sizes 24 to 30. ave ear n ood i an aid to the woman who wishes 2 ‘sy Wn 0 . £ to substitute action for apology. X 3 ) Sportswear-—Street Floor 3 Costume jewelry, in the choker 2 a s : Dr. W, rym : “FT x 5 styles that have been popular for % { : “Where Ari W 1 1 H A 12-C AN FT. UPRIGHT : several seasons, is helpful in fill- h 4 [r— Ny nD ~ guest meet] 3 ing in necklines that tend to hang, 3 : iliary. £ away from your neck. R) Chi Idre ns SPRING CO TS as seen in $ 5 He will z It also lends a rounded, hori- X v A p ; Club Baliro ang HOME FREEZER 5 zontal look which softens the 3 ) re 1 ren S A y : Seventeen! x cede the lu " x severe vertical line: X # ? \ 3 Mrs. Will z You can count on scarves as with Matching Hats! Fully Lined! & 3 iliary secon A z an able ally, too. Tie them high, R ‘ 2 charge of Sau ay 3 to diminish the apparent length : . : Wo Her com from your chin to your chest. 3 Rayon .‘gabardine coats with x 8 dames Law High - necked dresses, particu- X 4 matching hats selected for their 9 Seaman, Rc i2 CU. FT. SIZE $ larly those with upstanding col- 3 pir 9 itoring! F R Masters, J Holds 420 Ibs. of lars, are your best bet. 3 elicote tol oring: trom our forge O08 ; © 3 Paul Merre Frozen Food for U Ee 3 selection at budget prices. 3 and Glen V Family of 4. Won 3 > Dr. Judd niversity omen Infants’ & Children’s Wear—Street Floor SHOP NOW 8 missionary Other Models as low os $266 N ~ D | + 8 ¥ " ¥ 5 4 8 ber ofthe ame veliegares 3 : 3 tions Comr Double Guarantee Mrs. C. E. Roach, Indianapolis FOR EASTER! Q "Born in? . Branch, American Association of x 4 A. Girl's lace trimmed coat and bonnet. : 8 World Wai , University Women, president, will 2 Pink, blue and maize. Sizes 12, 18 » & and interns 5-Yr. Warranty against-food spoilage head the local delegation attend- § and 24 months *Ch 3 ; of Nebrask 5%Yr. Warranty on sealed-in mechan- ing the 1951 biennial AAUW con- 3 , arge & ‘cal mission: iam. vention. » ' Girls Sous on bonnet Is Sizes 12, 18 > ‘gational B x an months ink, blue and maize . AMANA Upright or Chest-Type Freez- ay Hag Deen Rruoumcnt for Apr. 3 p ; * Layaway 8 Jonina, Ia ors comb An sizes: for Tome or farm . . . 9 n ant ¢ City % . ‘Boy's coat and hat in sizes 17, 18 ¢ 8 re se? . aan ; Others going from the. local & and 24 months: Blue only. 3% 11931 after d there's a size for every need... even branch will be Mrs. Russell Fan- % *B from 1932large WALK-IN FREEZERS: Also aing, first vice president; Mrs. | : udget 0 fellowship combination Free Zer - Refrigerators, Hovard “Ki pres ' 5% y : eh ; ng and Mrs. John % Subsequent! AMANA was the only freezer company wavy ) " % . TOA y : Crawford, board members; Mrs. § .chow hospi to win the Navy “E” award 5 times In Russell R. Benson, state educa- % World War II. tion chairman, and Mrs: Harry 3 Try New Durflinger, Butler Unies @ Try on a dean of women. "new style j ing “coming to

Mollie Parn ‘ably surpri “chic-er” th

yi Convenient Terms Guest Day Planned ' Tailored to Your d | By Lad ams Co Co. Needs 22 y Ladies Sociery of the

Sr NS

v 3G S555555650500000000000660%:

iit of « . Maennerchor Ladies Society will BUY ADAMS’ be at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the : 5 Athenaeum social rooms. R : . MERIDIAN AT MARYLAND ST, PHONE RI-5581 TERM-WAY! | Mrs. William Hubert -and Mrs. 25 Ww WASHINGTON | > .

|Ernest Schaefer will be hostesses|

|for a card party. Presiding at a |

i. Lite AX; ; VC business session: before the pro-|X : Shop yADAMS and Save newer purr ram win ve Mrs, Will Hauck. |8odocos