Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1951 — Page 31

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Women's ° Section Three

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® : . place in the High School - A I 949 50 Champion Comes Off With Standard Pattern Group, Coat Three Firsts in This Year's Competition or Suit, for a suit of blue i : : . . shadow plaid rayon with navy A PREVIOUS winner in The Times’ National Sewing accents. Second prize goes to : Ani Miss Kathleen Ashton, North Contest this year stepped up her winning record to Vernon for a vid Wor fircre a total of three firsts in the current local contest. She ahortie coat. is Mrs. Charles 8S. Weber, 4200 E. Washington St. Miss Van Deman, sophoLast year and in 1949 she placed first in the Glamour Divi- more in Southport High sion of the contest with evening gowns. This year, a third eve- School, won a first prize in ning gown of plajn and embroidered yellow organdy, won a $50 a similar classification last first prize in the Original Design Group. Another first prize came year, for a pale yellow three-quarter wool coat entered in the Senior . Standard Pattern Group, Coat or Suit. The third $50 is for a Other FP rizes dark green Sanchu crepe frock in the Senior Standard Pattern . . Group, Dressy Dress. ECOND prizes in the The eight first and eight second prize winning garments groups in which Mrs. in this year’s contest, along with all other entries, will go on dis- Webe laced fi ; play from 2 to 6 p. m. today in the Central Library Auditorium, éber place rst are: ! ; Pennsylvania and St. Clair Original Design—Mrs. D. M. Sts. The exhibit will remain Hunter (another previous winner), 311 N. Irvington

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Second and first prize winning garments CHILDREN'S GROUP, 2 to 8

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Made by Mrs. Denzil Scraper; Mrs. Charles E. Harper

Kathleen Ashton

HIGH SCHOOL COAT

Second prize

there tomorrow and Tuesday, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, tomorrow, and from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday. Contestants, except first place winners, will call for their garments at the library. Tuesday between 6 and 9 p. m.

The first-place winning garments will be sent to New York for the national judging next month and from June 3 to 7 the national observance and awarding of prizes will be held there. During this period there will be a style show of national winners’ entries in the Sert Room of the Wal-dorf-Astoria Hotel. Any Indianapolis entrant winning a first prize in New York will receive $200 and a three-day, all-expenses-paid trip to Manhattan for the event. In addition to the $200 firstplace prizes to be given in New York, there is a pair of special awards. These go to the home economics teachers who instructed, the national first-place winners in both divisions of the High School Group, and call for $250 each. In the local contest, Miss June Carr, 3901 Boulevard Place, placed first in the High School Standard Pattern Group, Date or School Dress, with an embroidered iridescent chambray. Second place winner is Miss Ann Abbott, 5553 Rockville Road. Her dress is of garnet luster broadcloth. Second - place awards receive $20.

Miss Joyce Van Deman, '

324 E. Hanna Ave., won first

Ave., a dress of black Indian Head cotton with a flaring shoulderette jacket of natural butcher linen. Senior Standard Pattern, Dressy Dress—Mrs. Lowell Nelson (another previous winner), Greensburg, with an antique gold dotted swiss frock. Senior Standard Pattern, Coat or Suit—Mrs. Robert G. Regensburg, 6037 Windsor Drive. She entered a black shantung suit with faceted jet buttons.

Senior Group

N THE Senior Standard Pattern Group, Tailored Dress, first prize goes to Mrs. H. E. Jackson, 1910 English Ave. Her entry is a navy faille coat dress with self buttons. Second place goes to Mrs. R. A. Thompson, 5051 W. 14th St. She made a natural linen with chevron-tucked bodice. In the Glamour Group, the first prize winner is Mrs. Dénhzil Scraper, Petersburg. Red nylon net over taffeta, its strapless bodice rhinestonestudded, won her the prize.

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Mrs. Denzil Scraper GLAMOUR GROUP

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Mrs. Lowell Nelson SENIOR DRESSY Second prize

Miss June Carr

SENIOR TAILORED SENIOR SUIT : First ptize Second prize

Mrs. C.'S. Weber SENIOR DRESSY First prize

Mrs. R. A. Thompson SENIOR TAILORED Second prize

Joyce Van Deman

HIGH SCHOOL SUIT First prize

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