Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1951 — Page 34
SUNDAY, AUG. 5, 1951 Shoulder The Times Pattern Service Pads Proven ‘Guilty’
Drycleaners Blame Hydrochloric Acid When you purchase a garment you seldom think of the individual parts of which it is
made. Litle thought is given
to the fact that frequently an entire garment may be ruined if one little part of it performs unsatisfactorily. Recently, the National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing has found that an entire garment may be ruined by the breakdown of “bonded - wool” shoulder pads, The shoulder pads that cause, such damage are made from wool fibers, not spun or woven, but| cemented or bonded together with a thin film of a synthetic rubber. This is why they are “called “bonded-wool” shoulder pads. Suits and coats have been showing evidence of .fabric damage. Fabrics containing acetate rayon change color, similar to tume fading; blues change to purple -or red; greens turn tan or brown. On wool fabrics, the commonest change is from brown to By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Are Picked to Please In ispensable Male -
College Girls Choose Their Wardrobes * To Catch the Masculine Eye
NEW YORK, Aug. So Evory eat college girl has her own list of indispensables (a man on every single list). Bearing the fact very much in mind, her wardrobe will
include the prettiest clothes she can find—neat campus| dresses . . . dresses for a hundred-
dre oO Rabbit Skins
1: Now, of course, is the time to start shopping—when the new 'D * O $ i New York fashions are fresh in yeing u the stores. The corduroy dress, Tine Based rfect for Indian Summer days) - pe wearable under a coat alll NEW YORK, Aug. 4—There through winter, the amiable and was a time when rabbit, that packable wool jersey dress, the king of budget furs, was known
gray flannel or gray you! ens, as lapin. Things are different PE I aT ox eT ain] rct|this fall; a rabbit is a rabbit, | buys” for classroom, campus ac-| Furs for fall, as done in rabbit, tivities and trips on week-ends. and called by the name of rabbit, | In the daytime category, skirts are spectacular. They are fireman, are about half and half, slim and red, forest green, honey blond, ° full; it's entirely up to the wearer turquoise blue, golden mustard, |
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to choose. But necklines are all Oxford gray, sleep navy, royal
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types, openly collared to take alpurple, stark white, and more. | green. Once the color of the] What little girl does not long 36-52 5 bright scarf or pearls, high with Rabbit, because it takes to the fabric is changed there is nothing] for a doll as big as she is? Here By SUE BURNNETT ¢ a little double collar of the fabric dye pot with ease, has been co-| you can do to change it back. Lin-| is one that stands 32 inches
plus a layer of white, turtleneck, lordinated with color-matched fab-| and boat-necked. rics in suits, coats, separates, eve-| ining clothes. ! Slim Lines | There are, by way of 8 partial listing, red for pants, a blue fur aX Be Mew York gress of skating skirt, fur weskits, a black| chemise lines and buttoned down fur skirt worn with a white shirt, ! the front has its own orange chif- @ young lumberjacket of black fon scarf. Another, even slimmer rabbit lined in quilted red tafdress of gold wool jersey has its feta, a full-length ermine white
y0-pi ings in the shoulder area are of-| tall with yarn hair and twin- Here is ging on ten damaged. They become rot-| kling expression that can wear Hons for the d weak. They ma also, , S 2-vear- . i a By y y Siiigrown Clothes of 3 2 Pattern 8683 1s a sew- ia | Research has shown that when Pattern 5201 includes tissue perforate pajtern in sizes 3 {this type of pad breaks down, pattern for doll and dress, ma- 3% ort slcove. 27; yarcs | the syhthetic rubber gives off hy-| {ania} requirements, sewing in- Sige 55, 3 sleeve, 47 drochloric acid strong enough to gi. .tions. hot iron transfer for 0 -inch.
change the color of dyestuffs and d finishing directions. es ar to rot materials. When this oc- face an g SUE BURNETT
pightshirt-like opening and Open TE ne. fur, for in-| |qark De nein re ANNE CABOT The Indianapolis Times ying-siiape eoliak Jip nes stance, is worked by designer Dan| [resilience. An acid condition al- The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. 3 tt Millstein into a travel suit. The) | ways develops. 372 W. Quincy St. Indi lis 9. Indiana : Reeds, junior dresses, fur jacket 1s made reversible Frequently the color change : hdjanapoiis. <, Reeve En little fig- through the use of taupe suede- 08 Jamage Fini But it vn Chicago 6, Il. Size... - dark gray cloth. Both jacket and the shim, 2 .. No. 5201 Price 25¢ Fashion Book Price 25¢ Weounding ress ly a iy straight ckirt can be worn with PIN MONEY FASHION—Fall fashion's emphasis on curves is gepresented in the budget brackets been proven that the pas them No. 5 : I other separates. | he high-style (and high-price) field. Exampl his Betty Harford d j6lvas, 31 Nok Gry Cleaning Cabot Album 25¢ - No. 8682 Price 30e buttoned bolerq, of plain gray wool Rabbit 1s versatile. When it's well as in the high-style (and high-price) fie xample . . . this Betty Harford design, a rayon responsible for the damage. Pads which stops short of the wafst-| - , er been dry cleaned, " Hee. Pho? Jacket, though it has dyed to simulate sheared beaver, faille two-piecer which comes in black, brown or gray. There are curves, accented by arrowhead de [frat favs never ees £y o OST. reaassrsnrnmissinss sensi NEE Shssnisecrsvnsasrairnie long sleeves for warmth, is cut NOt €ven a beaver could tell the tail, on the deep shawl collar, and there are curves in the hipline- detailing. In Wasson's Pin Money | [noted to torn brown snd g¥e off... woe ssissss ink carivens out in a deep rounded U to show! difference. This simulated beaver Shop. the dress i is $10.95, in either regular misses’ otf in half- sizes. - - sufficient acid to deteriorate the gficuvestudonsivsonnnsenessriense ¥ et
fne of the dress. ~|appears ‘n a bat-wing coat by eerie err—— a —— terddnemn i f the ETTITTTPPRIPPPRPRPRNNOPE. iL CRE he furtje ne neckline . Cadena: that 1s let-out and Werke cottop gauze cover ng o City - :
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| 11 i N [ (, Ali , igners tell us, and to ° . front by Willlam Siefert. Both) NEW YORK, Aiig. 4 —Stolés suit to a short evening gown. this house is in sheer pleated hats, des S + M T 4 : 0 ir point they introduce %y _~ men i ey but Deekiine 2nd front are bound-in| gay4 scarves for rall, in brilliant They're worn indoors and out. chiffon, hem-length and full so jake hers aly draped ul S ore an ul ver an 8, ack braid ¢ lose y . ' , - i ar x ig far from desirable on suede! frogs Tai ahd Oe Dla colors to play up the grays, They're for all ages. Bright red. that it forms two floating plateau brims and tweedy berets Times Special slight manipulation, ‘move from ” pocketboons and shoes. Nor 18 it|coat are worn pushed up or down. blacks and browns of basic jersey, a good accent for gray panels when it's looped through [to complement the new full NEW YORK, Aug. 4 The BI ee desk fo tho Eoicty OF 20 necessary, IX have a steam There's an accent lining in cham- clothes, are foils for jewelry or black, makes a stole that the neckline and belt. Sijnouet, leail 1 lie these fa) Hnoyions as Something mone iron. For ori ng your handbag. gjs- colored taffeta. touches, for heraldic emblems, has big pockets trimmed with Costume jewelry, designed by | oung heads Ww i than a sui is a wor y a di ic kp set temperature control of iron 0 _—_"rrr puff-ball wool pompons. Coro and used to accent these flattering hat lines, so designed to the wardrobe of any woman the £
from the iron, and moving it life of your candles is to coat The stole has at last come by Glentex for a pair of hold fake pearls can be worn clipped ee en, designers, have readied such But under the jacket there's a back and forth so steam gets at them with white vanish. Allow] into its own. It's riding high Roman-striped scarves cued to to the ears or clipped, in a pair, Perfume for Napoleon costumes for autumn. 2, collarless dress with green crepe the whole thing and brings back them to dry several days before! now, going everywhere, By a simple black dress. One of at the neckline of a dress. | Napoleon poured eau de cologne They look like suits, they be- top, flecked buttons and long, the soft, nappy look. While the using them. Candles so treated spring, there may be a different the pair can be looped through Antique gold heraldic em- [profusely over his neck and have like suits, they match Suits tight Sleeves, Jacket has standbag is still a little damp, brush tend to burn longer, and you'll] story. Now, it's big. a neckline; the other wrapped blems, authentic replicas of shoulders. He liked especially the for performance. But they do gvenjup Jing zollap, tailored green it lightly witn a rubber sponge, also find much of the dripping is Stoles, as designed by Glentex about the waist, cummferbund- royal ¢eurt orders, make pins [fragrance of aloes wood, violet more. They may double as suit leather buttons and narrow belt. or soft clothes brush, Bliminated. ! this autumn, are good com- style. and clips. land extract of Spanish jasmin. |and dress. - Or they may, with Wool skirt is straight.
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