Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1951 — Page 35

SUNDAY, APR. 15, 1951

py - Heads Fete At Herron

Miss Edith L. Moore was ap- bers of her committee Miss Garpointed chairman of the Award nett Rodenbarger, reservations; Dinner at a recent board meeting Mesdames Corwin Carter, invitaof the Herron Alumni Associa- tions; Grant Christian, menu and tion. decorations; Leo Cassell, hostesSponsored an- ses, and Wilson Daily, publi publicity. nually by the a

Alumni Associa- KAT Alumnae

tion, the Award Meet Tomorrow

Dinner this year will be held Apr. 28 in the Propy- Miss Veronica Morrisey, manlaeum. It serves ager of Ayres’ Tearoom, will be guest speaker tomorrow for the 6:15 p. m. dinner meeting of

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Youthful Ideas Inspire Two New Collections of Fabrics

Art Students Create Designs

By JEAN TABBERT YOUNG IDEAS inspired two provocative new fabric collections this spring. A 21-year-old graduate student of the Parsons School of Désign concocted the “Country Spuare” design shown right. Available at Ayres’, it's a bold, light-hearted pattern of large fruit. motifs set against a blocked background. Chalky white brush strokes and rough black outlines shape watermelons, persimmons, pineapples and lemons on colorful squares. * The decorative material was one of the prize patterns in the International Fabric Design Competition. A distinguished Jury of Awards selected the winners, which highlight the spring “Town and Country”. fabric group of the Colonial Drapery and Curtain Corp. Printed on a textured cotton, the material is $2.95 a yeard. It's right for draperies, bed-

Priest to Talk ‘On Rome Trip.

The Rev. Fr. Robert Hartman, St. Bridget's Catholic Church, will] [discuss his recent trip to Rome and show pictures taken there at the Tuesday meeting of the Daughters of Isabella in the Catholic Community Center.

Miss Alice Lipps, vice regent, will Brealde in tne absence of Mrs. Zeo W. Leach, regent. The card party returns will be recorded at this meeting. Miss Mary Anne Dolan, chairman Swill be assisted at the meeting by Mesdames Clare Feldman, Francis Kelly and Joseph P. Gallagher, Misses Mary Agnes Keller, Mary Malatesta, Ursula Buennagel, Marie Lenahan, Mary Hicky, Frances Lipps, Catherine Fox and Irene Walker.

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Miss Moore

the two-fold purpose cZ providing a background for the prize - giving Gamma Alumnae Club, Kappa of - he Jndinng Alpha Theta Sorority. rtis x - “ 1 Behind the] tion and bringing together leading! E Shs i ! una ji n Indiana artists. cenes at Ayres’ Tgaroom. Following the dinner and pre- | Hostesses for the dinner in the sentation of awards, the guests Butler University chapter house will be invited to attend the pre- will be Mrs. Robert Kilby, Mrs. | r—————— view of the Indiana Artists Ex- Thomas Purky, Misses Alberta hibition in Herron Art Museum, and Jean Wells and Joan Schuwhich will open to the public macher, HAVE YOU A Apr. 29. There will be a bake sale after : Miss Moore will have as mem- the speaker’s talk.

THE ORCHARD LOOK—Freely drawn fruit motifs on a colorful background . . . roller-print

on textured cotton,

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Colors include vivid tones, | such as orange, flame, apricot, turquoise and chartreuse as well as muted ones—grays, mustards, olive greens and soft tints.

Another Series -

Cheney Brothers, one of the | finest fabric houses, and the In- | stitute of Contemporary Arts, { did the scouting for young artists to design and interpret another series of prints on cotton, linen and silk. Young textile designers from all over the counfry worked on the Natura collection, a group of designs based on nature forms. Pictured are three. “Dandelion” is a spirited design, laid | out horizontally in strong, vib- | brant colors on glazéd chintz. { “Woodgrain,” an actual re- | production of the grain in wood shades from light to dark, giving a vertical, striped feeling.

Need Shelf? | Chi Here's Idea Mode

In response to the unending housewifely lament on the need for more shelf space in the kitchen, many novel approaches r= have been devised. If you have an empty corner or “unused straight wall space, till it by hanging unpainted bookcases, Arrange them according to the space available—using one, two or three bookcases. Paint the bookcases in a color to harmonize or contrast with the color of the rest of the kitchen woodwork and trim the shelves with a happy new shelving pattern. Use these as display areas for knick-knacks, or keep your most [§ attractive china stored there in! § display fashion.

Enter him or her in Block's Model Child Fashion Show, May 12. Sign up soon in Block's Pattern Department, fourth floor.

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» 38 N. PENNSYLVANIA MA. 1471 | A small, over-all pattern char- } dliaible Init | acterizes “Earthen,” strikingly 8 To Fete Nurses gible. — S—— | done in soil colors, black and April 16 Drown and black ang green. P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc. will 2. Clothes must be made between Apr . Both of the latter prints come entertain the Industrial Nurses and May 10.

{Section of the Indiana Central District at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday

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local decorators. 3. Simplicity pattern must be used.

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irl oni, : D. W. Alexander, vice president 4. Final deadline for entries. will be May 5. 0 ‘atholie A of Mallory's, will speak. Dr. E. B. . ‘ ’ ain with a He Will Be Macomber Lamb will show DE us off "tite 5. Fashion modeling will be Saturday, May ’ Tuesday in d handicapped in industry. 12, in Block's Auditorium. You will be noare Mrs, in Block's lonore AGvertiserient. tified by mail as to exact time of show. ind Mrs. J, Hier Local Decorator New Paint Cleaner or Carries Among |5 Chosen Retains Gloss Prizes . . . an, George Francis Macomber, well-known | medy, ry Monday Indianapolis interior decorator, is _ ke lw ye You ever EE Memmer, Oe or 35 Tu bo in anal 3 ally disappeared before your I. Each child who medels will be given a and W. J . 8 00 se n- . " " . x de at 12:30 'eyes? Perhaps your white wood- complimentary "portrette” of himself or farie O'Cone . teriors at the 20th anniversary | " wo " i P! conference of the American In-| YOUTH-DESIGNED—"Dandelion,” "Woodgrain" and Earth or Jormeny pe glorious herself from Block's Preview Pheto Studio, its are Rles- stitute of Decorators. | en" (left to right) . . . three new cotton fabric patterns based on 71 i". 4 dquil Now you can re- third floor. W. H de The sessions will be held Apr. tain the b it ¢ i ted iE 30 through May 4 in Grand Rap-| themes from nature. | in the beauty of painted surarold Kurtz, faces with the new C33 Concen- 2. Door Pri $ ‘ooney, Clar- ids, Mich. Mr. Macomber is Gone, - trate. It removes the dirt bul . Door Prizes, toe. Vilson, Ethel a French Provincial morning leaves the paint when used as|

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*e Scheper, ron Art School. The rooms will membérs of 2Zéta Tau Alpha & . . . . t tionwide picture of | RES Sie, is coming to us with his latest piesent a ivy Repo iy wed oo 4pm in lec ke ! < 8 ; . 4 hapter h , TISW. H F oS A am film in exquisite natural color Research ClubiTes the shapier Bouse Amp yen, August : “il B T Program arrangements are idan, Ethel THE GRAND CANYON AND UTAH PARKS Wi e lomorrow being made by Mrs. William Wise pe

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