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Sane Spring Showing of Weathervane Suits Ga i!

N. Y. Models to Be “At Ayres’ Tomorrow

By LOUISE FLETCHER

Times Woman's Editor OT “ROLL,” but “mix” your own ‘will be the idea tomorrow when Ayres’ stages its ‘spring showing of Weathervane suits . . . those wringle-resisting numbers that see their wearers through the

summer months so well. (No6t just summer months, either.)

Six New York models will be here for the 12:15 and 2:30 p. m. Fashion Caravans in the thirdfloor Suit Shop. This year's Weathervanes put the emphasis on small, high revers, softly fitted waistlines and gently rounded hiplines. New note is the appearance of checks in the Celanese Weathervane fabrics. These add interest to the ‘mix ‘em for wardrobe variety” theme. One checked suit plus one white suit, for example, add up to “four” suits when their component parts are shifted around. Plain colors in the Weathervanes may be “scrambled,” too. Plain tones include tobacco brown, bud pink, ocean sand, pearl white, pure white, beige, stem green, mauve, aqua, yellow and coral. n on o ROMANCE takes over at Block's late this afternoon. The . store's spring bridal fashion show will be at 5:30 o'clock in the Auditorium. Some of the newer fashion notes to be sounded are colorwashed fabrics in bridal gowns . and the ankle-length bridal dress. in a “ballerina bride's” costume

—faint pink organdy embroid=,,

ered with. white, its anklelength skirt dipping at the left and the line balanced by a pink satin sash-tie at the right. The bride in the army-post chapel finale of the show also wears a tinted gown -- mauve tulle done in. wide chevron tucks all over bodice and skirt. Her attendants are wearing marquiset in apple -green (that's the maid of honor) gandy in green, pink, blue and yellow. Opening of the show is a garden wedding with the bride wearing ‘ white organdy which has shell pink swiss embroidery flounceés forming an apron overskirt effect. For a “Bird of Paradise”

. wedding, both bride and attend-

ants wear white embroidered organdy. Satin and lace and tulle and organdy gowns range all through the show. Bridal outfits are included for brides on a budget as well as those with purse strings long enough to stretch from here to yon.

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THE WEATHERVANE POINTS—From Ayres’ collection of Weathervane suits to be presented | in two shows tomorrow, two suits mixed to provide wardrobe variety. One is brown-and-white check;

the other all white; each $25. (Belt from Ayres' Accessory Shop).

{ The ample, length

budget bride, for exwears a $24.95 streetwhite embroidered or-

gandy frock with rhinestone buttons. It comes from the Junior Shop.- Her attendant is in a similar dress of cornflower blue. Ynterspersed among the bridal fashions are Iroussequx. a and a

group of bridesmaids’ frock. Starring in the latter are seyeral ombre net frocks with stoles or capelets, and a pink organdy frock with bertha. There is also an ankle-length aqua net with attached®stole.

= » . MEN'S fashions come in for some attention next week at Ayres’, Throughout the Men's

Plans Announced [Tomorrow's Events— For Bridal Dinner Civie Interest Group, Indianapelis — lina of Jonathan Daniels,” Mrs.

A pink taffeta tablecloth will grace the table for the bridal dinner honoring Miss Rebecca Shepherd and her fiance, Charles Raymond Schmidt, to be held tonight in the Indianapolis Athletic Ctub. The dinner, to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schmidt, parents of the prospective bridegroom, will be attended by members of the bridal party. Mr. and

Mrs. Melvin F, Shepherd, parents _

of the bride-to-be, and Dr. and Mrs. E. Burdette Backus.

The couple will exchange marriage vows Friday in the All Souls Unitarian Church.

Visit Friends Here

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meredith LaPole and daughter,

Marie, Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones, 1309 N. Drexel Ave. and Mrs. C, R. Stephenson, 1133 N. Beville Ave. The Jones are Mrs. LaPoles parents. Mrs, Stephenson is the LaPole,

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p. m. 38th 8t. Branch, Indiana Discussion of} public health aspects of the naand Pierian Study—1 p. m. Mrs. Hor-

National Bank.

tional health insurance

public health act, Robert Yoho,

Indiana Health Board.

Book Review—1:30 p. m. Ayres’ “The DisappearKathryn

Auditorium. ance” (Wylie), Turney Garten.

North Side Study—12

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son, hostess.

30 p. m, Mrs. Roy Martin, 310 S§. Emer“The North Caro- Knight.

Rebekah Vandercook.

B. I. Miller, 515 W. 44th, hostess. “Women in Literature,” Mrs. H. F. Brigham.

ace Leachman, 39368 Winthrop. hostess. “What My Hobby Means to Me,” Mrs. Fred Kurtz; “Unusual Interests,” Mrs. Fred Pollock. Thursday Lyceumel p. m. Mrs. Warren D. Oakes, 5150 Washington Blvd., hostess. “Ralph Bunche,” Mrs, Burton A.

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Shower fo Honor

‘Benita Coleman

Miss Marilynn Jo Ludwig, 1149 W. 36th St., will honor Miss’ Benita Ellen Coleman with a miscellaneous shower in her home Friday night. Miss Coleman will become the bride of Robert W. Ireland in a 2:30 p. m. rite Apr. 28 in the First

Baptist Church with the Rey. Ozte Pruett officiating.

The couple's. pdrents are Mr. and Mrs. William O. Coleman, 3553 Evergreen Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ireland, Joliet, Ill.

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