Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1951 — Page 34

COLLARLESS COATS ARE NE

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W-—The long and short of

new coat styles include the collarless vogue. Here long or short) i Is developed in Forstmann's Karrana fleece with Milateen used for n insets and facing of the turnback sleeves. The coats

or (R£9.95) comes in. pert. red, bright navy or black while the

arp from Wasson's and are available in sizes 10 to 16. The shorter 1

longs style (more expensive) is in , tiller blue, ‘apricot ‘or a mauve pink.—By Louise Fletcher, Times Woman's Editor.

Easter Hint

Here's What

To Expect in Blouse Field

The blouse has been ¢alled the “vital third” of the suit as a costume. With the “costume” making news this season, the vital third becomes even more important. New blouses come in silk, linen, nylon, fine rayon crepe, and cottons from sturdy to delicate, And here's what three well-known

\ (blouse ‘makers. are making of them for spring and summer.

This season Yolande blouses

! blossom out in spring colors , . . i [soft pinks and. blues, primrose

yellow and delicate aqua, to blend

J (with light suits or contrast with

By SUE BURNETT

Here is a stunning frock for the Easter promenade and special afternoon occasions that you can make with confidence. The skirt is softly draped on one side, the waist features the popular cross-over design. Accent with large jeweled buttons. Pattern 8696 is a sew-rite perforated pattern for sizes 12,

14, 18, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, |

4 yards of 39-inch. : The spring and summer Fashion contains 48 pages of new styles; special features; fabric news; American Designer Originals; gift pdttern printed inside the book, Don't miss it—send today.

dark. Of course, many’ women

still find that the most becoming

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and freshest - looking spring 51 4 9

{blouses are white.

They're made with hand-detall-ing of delicate embroidery, fagot-

i ing, lace, fan tucking, applique

and shoulder smocking.

Feminine Styles

worn this season and has done a

it varied group of organza, organdy

and batiste, Styles are softly

fabric, She also uses pure silks, tissue failles, silk shantungs, linens and

‘Fresh As a Daisy’ Blouse

By MRS. ANNE CABOT Daisies do tell . . . and they

nH Bell everyone how pretty

you are in ‘this ‘easy to.- sew blouse. * The scalloped closing coupled with colorful embroidery make this a flattering addition to any spring wardrobe. , Pattern 5149 includes tissue pattern sizes 14, 16 and 18; hot iron transfer for embroidery; material requirements, sewing and. finishing directions. « Needlework fans—Anne Cab-

; ot's big new album fs here. Doz-

ens of fascinating new designs, gifts, decorations and special features . . . plus four gift patterns and directions.

ANNE CABOT

The Indianapolis Times 372 W. Quincy St.

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No. 5149 Price 20c Cabot Album 25¢

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Antique Show Scheduled Here

The Greater Indianapolis An-|

Designer Dorothy Korby be- tique Show will be held May 7-11 i lleves more sheer fabrics will be

{in the Murat Temple, it is an-

Here's What Happens

To Your Pennies What becomes of all the pennies? A magazine commentator

|says Washington is mystified by ithe public demand for them but

(nounced by the antique dealers that it is “clear enough to us

of Indianapolis. The show will

2008 feminine, no matter what the be open from 1 to 10 p. m. each {gobbled up annually by vacuum

cleaners, after having been

day, . | The exhibit will follow the national show in Chicago, and

| where they go.

“Hundreds of thousands are

dropped on dark-colored rugs, by

silk pongees. In linens, she plays many of the dealers there will men transferring their change

one shade against another for striking contrast. Her collection, too, is drenched with color. Buttermilk beige is

offered as a change from white.

Flower-garden pastels include daffodil, petal pink, fresh mint and aster blue.

SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. Indianapolis 9, Ind.

No. 8606 Price 25¢ |est chiffon. | A sheer embroidered organdy|/ Size. .... ’ {and imported batiste blouse is Fashion Book Price 25¢ {offered to complement a navy’ gabardine suit now or to wear Name $oecvesccscenrrnepessseneijater with a full, polished-cotton |skirt, Sesepsenpertinciriscicntasannnng] The dressmaker touch is given

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Send an additional 5¢ for first.

class postage for each pattern to recelye it more quickly.

Fing Pear Salads

Luscious ripe Comice and Nélis pears make wonderful salads. They are good served “as is” with a tart French dressing or they are even better when topped with grated American cheese or slivered roasted almonds. Mayonnaise, thinned with lemon jufce, is

& good dressing when cheese or

almonds are used.

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‘Run the Gamut

{evening blouses.

Among bolder colors gre pri jcot (replacing orange), citrus green, paradise blue and coco-| creme, plus such basic colors as] (gray, neutrals, navy and black. | > | Blouses to accent an Easter! suit or double as a bright topnote | [to a separate skirt are in the!

{Morlove spring line. They run the gamut from tailored shirts

| Fabrics range from handker-ichief-weight batistes, soft tissue {failles and crisp linens to sheer-

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DECOR ORIGINAL. LI-6080 1441 N. DELAWARE ST. (rear) PEWTER 4 COLLECTION 1% Still have 5 good colléction of exceptionally fine Smaart. 17th and 18th Century pewter of English, French, Greek and American origin. Several pieces marked with original owner's crest and date. Teapots, urns, mugs, plates, inkwells and ladles cre only a few of the fifty items, Mon, thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:00.

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We wish to acknowledge with |

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Kuppenheimer Suits

Easter's the time to put new life, new lift, inte your wardrobe by choosing a Kuppenheimer suit. The new Kuppenheimer fabrics and colors are vibrantly attuned fo the season, . . . Kuppenheimer Spring

styling is smarter and more becoming than ever. A

Kuppenheimer is truly an investment in goed ap-

pearance.

Kuppenheimer “King Gabardine”

95.00

Satin-smooth gabardine combined with the un. canny skill of Kuppenheimer tailoring. Hard-finish weave gives all-season utility. Note the smart, different canter-vent pocket. Single, two- and threebutton models.

K uppenheimer Clear-Finish Worsieds

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Handsome, hard.finish worsteds that are mighty hard to beat for long wearing. A wenderfyl va. riety of Spring patterns and colors, in all the pepular Kuppenheimer models. Single and doublebreasted styles. Shown, double-breasted style in popular over.plaid.

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