Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1951 — Page 27

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.By ALICIA HART ILLUSION is a mighty weapon when your beauty is less than perfect, but—

as many women have dis-

covered to their sorrow—it's one that is used with varying degrees of success. There is, however, one sleight-of-hand trick which you can use. with" confidence: That of employing nail enamel to correct the shape of your fingernails.

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Sprinter fe PAGE 21. ood Des ge [ome aA To Hear Mrs. Nevitt 2 ls Al + {0 RS. HOPE BEDFORD NEVITT will bé guest speaker : for the opening fall dinner meeting of the IndianapWriter olis. Branch, American Association of University Women. It will be at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Broadway i writ- ist Church. . 3 Do you enjoy letter 1 ‘Methodis “ upeh 2 schools on a trip to the United ing? If not, maybe it's be- HER TOPIC will be “Present Nations conferences.” - v it i i i S 8 8 cause you do it in a place Tostign Policy of the United ypq y;oyp WILHITE wil more suitable to a medieval During the summer Mrs, Introduce the speaker and’Mrs. castle than a twentieth-century Nevitt, member of the Short- C. E. Roach will preside. home. ridge High School faculty, was There will be a discussion of It's hard to make daily €Or- ap invited guest at the Indiana PY-1aWs' revisions. - respondence sound like Dickens University Foreign Policy Con- : = oF ea 25 Gutters. ference and also went to the Stick Tip poorly e desk. Yet, although- the" average: penver Institute on World When Shocking trowel, your 2 nd hours a : rec or countin Fiily's members spe h K She has attended more than pills, envelopes, tags, etc., that week writing letters, homework, a44 coccion of the United N : menus, notes. or checks, little a- ‘have a tendency to stick, if you tions. This fall Mrs. Nevitt moisten the thumb or finger

. : . . however, begin swerving your : ; sylvania St., rush party tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic brush toward the center of your corner should be in a quiet spot diamonds. ats her five- Club given by Sigma Kappa Sorority members. nail so that the colored portion away from home traffic lanes, Use Our Convenient P ti oeds of Indi Purd hd Mi : : will assume an oval shape, preferably the children’s bedroom. rospective coeds of Indiana, Purdue and Miami Uni- rather than flaring. at the top It should be equipped with foun- Payment Plan Plus Tax |} versities will be honor guests at to follow the natural line of tain pen, ballpoint and mechani-/ “i the noon event in the Green 8aret Leighty, Mary Baker, your nail. Avold covering the cal pencil to give the small fry! .

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Times photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr.

IT'S IN THE BAG—Miss Joyce Price (left) and Miss Jeannine Billau (standing) pack a "Back to School” wardrobe.

'Back to School’ Is Theme For Luncheon Rush Party

RACK TO SCHOOL will be the theme for a luncheon

Room.

” ” ” MISS JEANNINE BILLATU, IU chapter member, is chairman and will preside at the style show to be given by sorority members during the luncheon. Modeling will be Miss Joan Kraner, Noblesville; Miss Shirley Berry, Bicknell; Misses Mar-

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” ” n BY ANALYZING your nail problems and then cheating a little with your polish, you can conjure the observer's eye into seeing Your nails not as they are, but as you'd like them to be. : If square, boxy nails give your hands a stubby look, avoid covering their entire surfaces. Try instead, leaving uncovered large deep moons, and leaving the sides free as well. Polish to their very tips, to make them appear elongated.

= n 2 THE SAME RULE, in modified form, applies to childishlooking round nails. Stroke your polish down their centers, leaving an edge of uncolored nail on each side to blend into the flesh-tones of your cuticles. For round nails, however, you apply the enamel from tip to tip, leaving no moon. at all. Spatula-shaped nails present their own problems, too. The idea here is to make. them appear less broad where they fan out at the tips. Leave a deep ‘moon, and cover the nail from side-to-side as you start your strokes near the base.

” = ” “ AS YOU SWEEP upward,

Joyce Price, Mary Liou Wilson, Anne Hood and Margaret Calhoun. [

# « = ATTENDING WILL BE Miss

"Virginia Francis, Gary, rush -

chairman of the group at IU. Alumnae assisting include Mesdames E. D. Taggart, George Tilford and William Hutchison.

tip; leave instead a line of white as a border on the gentlycurving top edge of your nails. If your nails are oval, you're in luck. This is the ideal at which the possessors of the other three types are aiming. Either cover your nails completely, or leave tiny moons and edge tips. They'll look nice either way.

IN BLOOMINGTON—Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Harding are living in Bloomington following their marriage Aug. 26 in the First Baptist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr .and Mrs. Dallas

Riley, 521 Holly Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Harding, 5629 College Ave. The bride is the former Miss Norma Jean Riley.

planning is given to the writing spots in many homes. Homeowners whose

will supervise a trip of repre-

writing Sentatives from

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with glycerine they will slide

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