Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1951 — Page 11

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* THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1951 __-

THE INDIAMAPOLIS TIMES

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to Cathe 1 Announce Athenaeum Annual Harvest Festival Reservations, Committees ae Co : Committee members and ter, Melvin Smith, John Yeager, Clarke, J. C. Cunningham, John R. P. McKinney, Paul Peed, Fitzgerald, Walter Edwards Jr.,

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the calling. reservations are announced Girard Clune. Toorey ~Heubi, E. J. Ludwig, Wayne YS. J1Cormick B. Mas, RB: H. Duke; J. T. Cleveland, t y ; . az kB Geisel, J. T. G 8 d O . ’ AH En Sr . ' esTiley she UR COATS are setting for the Athenaeum Turners Murchison, = Clarence Buxton, Qeisel radison and Olle y.te, F.C. DeHebreard, David DR RR EE le od exa > iv Merrill AttkifRon, Sidney “°° 2 Jesler, C. CO. Goulrey, J. H "0 oi Sia s monthly 3 go d ex mple of new annual harvest festival and Schatz, Fred , John Beck, Ralph Bradford, W. J. Hen- Munro, Leo Paul 1. CG Boggs cet, Paul Dramer, John Heim, jym of the figure beauty. buffet dance Saturday. R..W. Ahlbr Ted J, Siener Shaw, O. W. Sicks, W. 0: Haw- Ww & ga Robert Donahiie. Charles Stone, L. E. Brunner; s will be . Charles F. Murphy, entertain- “2 v3 oe Ne kins, C. G. Borshaff. Noble Hil- « 5. Sage, Rober SHES Ralph Walters and J. D. Stricks As if each pelt had taken : Bt and Herma#f Kremer. / Helen Grau, E. J. Thompson, . } ment chairman, will be assisted Sp @ genburg, J. Schmid, E. A. Gnarles Gilles io and HH 1 land. / nclude Mes- a “body beautiful course, the By Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun- P. W. HANNA, Robert Hob-" Elliott, Julius. Falender, F. W. Honerich esp Yan R. H. Rose. George Lennox, slin, Victor Ritter Original Fur collection, can, Mrs. Gordon Mess, Robert erman, L. ‘A. Kirkpatrick, Al- Downing, J. Clair Hall, W. B. Sy aw. A.C. Gisler, Mrs. Louise Ferl, Moorman, exclusive with Block's, is fea- Behr and D. D. Clearwater, bert Deluse, Kenneth Duncan, Ryan, V. B. Plumm. J. RB. Mec- LEE FRAZIER, Thaoamas FE. M. Huxford, Charles McGar=nd Norbert turing, slim shoulders: and hip- decorations. Paul Dirks, Fred Schmitt, M. 8. Cormick, F. J, Langsenkamp, ‘Haug, S. ‘D. Nelson, W. E. vey, George Reese, R. O. Wittee, lines, regardless of Xi oe full Reservations have been made Martin, Arthur Andrews, J. KN. C. Davidson and T. C. Wad- Smith, David Augustus, R. D. Dr. C. B. Sputh Jr. and Dr. ——— SI Je lv mst the for Earl Teckemeyer. Tony Fos _Rodabaugh, ©. J. Giser, ¥. F. del. Howell, F. W. Plate, Francis _Ciford B. Brost . figure, = ” " » LAWRENCE KAYE, vice president of Ritters Brothers,

4 Jefferson, 7272 N. Pennsylvania St. Guests of honor will he Dr. and Mrs. William F. LUXURY—An Aleution mink features the big cuffs and Large : SH Kingz. 'who are celebrating their stand collar 9 Large (= 150:08 diamond 19 Jewels

will commentafe' the invitational showing of the firm's collection Monday in ‘Block's auditorjum. . The foremost newsworthy examples in this collection— which will feature a variety of silhouets, along with a wide choice of sleeve treatment-—— weré in the minks and the natural irridescent bronze persian lambs and broadtails.

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FIGURE CHANGE in sleeves _ is evident in kimono, dolman’ and semi-dolman lines set low tn accentuate the newly graceful shoulders.

Extravagantly wide cuffs are partially eclipsed by . smaller double cuffs. Oftentimes, these are slimmed down to nothing-

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Minks will be featured in dozend of luscious shades including honey-blond. creations. Blond otter, hutria and beaver, fashioned into stoles, cape stoles, boleros and fichus, will be an important part of the show,

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IN ADDITION to line and color theme emphasis, Ritter furs are marked by their patterned and colored linings. Imported silks with hand blocked prints form subtle backdrops for the soft-toned coats. Velvet and braid trims add the finishing touch. Mr. Kaye will be in the department store's second floor fur salon Monday through

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