Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1951 — Page 6

S° YOU'RE going to have a holiday party. ;

Here's an idea that will

help you plan the invitations, the entertainment and the decorations. At the same time - it will support a worthwhile community project, that of combating tuberculosis through ‘the usé of Christmas seals, Y : For the invitation: Set the tone for the party by using the seals "to make a Christmas tree. Mount them on white notepaper. Motifs like the tree are easy “to cut from folded sheets -of seals. The outline is

~ pasted on cardboard and folded

back at the bottom for a stand-

. ard. Ribbon at the top strikes

a gay note. For the decorations: " Use the seal motif again. The central figure is a cardboard replica of Santa on this year’s seal. Eyes

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placed with tissue paper eyes. Tape one eye so that an electric _blinker will ‘enable Santa

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Let F Party Spat Seal Drive

For ‘the entertainment: Have

"a gift exchange. Let the host-

ess buy each guest a 10-cent gift. Wrap them gaily, with seach covering containing designs cut from the seal sheets. Trees, bells, angels or lighted candles are some of the ideas to be used. If the party’s to be a lunch-eon-shower, guests can find their places through unusual geal placecards. For example, an umbrella takes half a sheet of seals. Every other strip is creased at the perforations to

make the ribs. The handle is a roll of white paper with a pipe cleaner

for the stand. The aceordionpleated fan is three rows high Rn the width of two full sheets (20 seals) joined together at the center.

Mount the fan on heavy’

white paper for the stand. The paper figure of an angel may

TRIMMERS—Mrs. Emil C. Iverson Jr. and Mrs. Barbara Gardner.

Organizations—

Christmas Celebrations

Mark Club Calendars

* show “Through the Kitchen Window,”

HRISTMAS celebrations continue to fill calendar of club events this week. At 4:15 p. m. Friday Santa Claus will welcome children of the Athenaeum and

" Turners members in the ballroom of the club-

house.

Children will receive gifts and goodies and will see a special Christmas entertainment including two movies, “The Night Before Christmas” and “Christmas in Toyland.”

Walter J. Lienerts will present his gymnasium class, ages six to 17, in tumbling and dancing numbers and a parallel bar demonstration. Carols, directed by Santa, will conclude the party. Charles E, Hess will be the man behind the snowy beard. Miss Julia Niebergall will be accompanist for the singing. Fred O. Martin and Mis David R. Davis are in charge of arrangements. !

Psi Psi Psi Sorority Mrs. Jeanette Elliott, star of the television will be guest speaker at a meeting of Psi Psi Psi Sorority at 2 p. m, Friday in the Delta Delta Deita Sorority house. This will be the Christmas meeting; and members will bring gifts to be given tothe children at the Wheeler Mission. Mrs. Edward D. Pierre and Mrs. M. J. Barry are co-chairmen of the party.

Meinlinger, Russell Justice, Robert Boyer, Earl Breech Sr., Raymond Fox, D. R. Foster and Frank B. Tufts.

Pi Beta Phi Mothers Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club of Butler University will give a Christmas party for their daughters in the chapter house, 831 W., Hampton Dr., from 7 to 9 p. m. Friday.

Kappa Sigma Mothers Kappa Sigma Mothers Club of Butler University will have a party for members, pledges of the fraternity and their families at 5 p. m. Sunday in the chapter house. Mrs, Winifred Walsh is chairman of arrangements,

Gypsy ITSC Chapter Mrs. James D. Strickland, 5868 Carrollton Ave, will be hostess to members of Gypsy Chapter, International Travel Study Club, with a Christmas party and luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday, There will bes gift exchange and also a contribution to the “Clothe-A-Child” project of the Indianapolis Times. .

Flanders ITSC Chapter Mrs. John W. Thornburgh will address members of the Flemish Flanders ITSC Chapter at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Apex Grille.

Holy Angels Groups The Altar Society and Mothers Club of Holy Angels Catholic Church will entertain all the ladies of the parish at a covered dish supper at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the school cafeteria.

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They will | be assisted by Mesdames Julius

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{ Party Tomorrow At Juvenile Home

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER HE Seventh District Junior Women’s Club is Santa

Claus the year around to the Marion County’ Juvenile Home. Tomorrow they act out the role completely. Members will entertain the girls with a Christmas

party and give them red and gold striped drum boxes filled with candy and cookies made by club members,

Ever since the group organized in 1949, the home has benefited from their year-round projects. Proceeds from rummage sales, magazines and selling Christmas cards and wrappings went to provide some type of equipment for the home. » ” n Xx THE MEMBERS have made $400 since last April toward their project. Already the club has furnished a reception room where parents, case workers and board members can talk with each other and the children.

Slipcover material, draperies, cornice boards, lamps and pictures were all purchased by the women. The books, a few more lamps, plants and bric-a-brac, were donated by members, Recently they added a leather

chair to the previous furnishings.

Mrs. Warren S. Woodall, wife of the superintendent of the center, and Miss Mary Lou Hill made the slipcovers and dra-

peries. = -

= THE NEXT PROJECT at the home the members will work on is a new durable floor covering and two end tables. The committee for tomorrow's Emil €: Iverson Jr. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Robert F. Waddell and Miss Zoe Fuller, decorations; Mrs. Barbara Gardner and Mrs. John M. Hare Jr. entertainment, and Mesdames Richard B. Grady, Terrance Donahue and Harold Rice, refreshments. The officers of the organization are Mrs. Jack D. Parrish, president; Miss Dorothy Haymann, vice president; Miss Marynelle Aumann and Mrs. Donald L. Winegar, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs, treasurer,

Robert Bussell,

ICC Plans Children’s

Yule Event

IGHLIGHTING the holiday season at the Indianapolis Country Club

will be the children's annual Christmas party Dec. 23 and the New Year's Eve party. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hibbs, December entertainment committee, are in charge. Assisting them are Dr. and Mrs. ‘A. Ricks Madtson, Messrs. and Mesdames ‘Robert T. Reid, William 8. Beard, Fred C. Tucker and Donald B. Fobes. Messrs. and Mesdames C. B.

“Dutton Jr. Douglas G. Muir

and John L. Hobson. = » = ENTERTAINMENT at the children's party will begin at 3 p.m. Dinner for the younger set will be from 5 to 6 p. m. followed by a movie.

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Hungarian-born skin specialist predicts. While women continue to find new ways to keep their youthful complexions and figures, Dr. Erno Laszlo says, the men just become more preoccupied with earning money. “Men here don’t know what is going on in lite,” said the skin specialist, who has. treated the skins of famous actresses and society women here for 12 years. “They haven't time. They don't even know that for a long time in this country man is slave and woman dominates him. He makes the money and spends it on her.” This philosophy is strictly incidental to Dr. Laszlo's main interest in life—keeping wrinkles off feminine faces as long as possible. La EVEN THE TENSIONS of today, which Dr. Laszlo admitted have caused more women to

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have “hysterical skins,” won't seriously slow down their march to longer loveliness, in his opinion. “A woman's skin is a barometer of her emotions,” he explained. “I use the term ‘hysterical skin’ to refer to skin ‘that is first too dry and then too oily.” Skin that is too oily, which Dr. Laszlo calls “plus skin” usually belongs to hyper-nervous people, he said. “Dry skins, or minus skins as I call them, belong to people who by and large have had a calmer life,” he said. But he firmly believes that as women dis-

cover beauty preparations which overcome these,

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“IF A WOMAN knows she looks well, “that her troubles do not show, it restores her confidence.” he explained. His own Fifth Avenue Institute has never been open. to the general public.

Muzzy Starts Well, Then Falls Acari

R. MUZZY is still trying to

get through one hand West dealer

Neither side vulnerable

But wait. It was Mr. Muzzy’'s lead—and he was getting cocky. After all, how many good pldys

he led the nine of hearts. Dummy played the deuce, and Mr. Heinsite looked fairly happy as he followed with the eight spot. Mr. Dale laid off and a heart was continued, Mr. Dale winning with the ace. Now Mr. Dale played the king of spades. After agonizing thought, Mr. Muzzy ducked—his second right play. Mr. Heinsite looked even more pleasant.

Miss Brash

There will be a buffet for |

adults from 6 to 8 p. m.

A “Wassail Bowl” will be

featured for the committee and .

volunteer members decorating the clubhouse Saturday night. a = = NEXT WEDNESDAY night business will come first when the club holds its annual meeting. Polls will be open from 4 to 8 p.m. for the election of three directors. Nominees are Kevin D. Brosnan, H. E. Conrad, Fred R. Hobbs, Thomas C. Tussing, Lyman B. Whitaker and Mr, Hibbs.

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The bidding: WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH

Pass Pass Pass 1C Pass 18 Pass ANT All Pass

, Next came another spade

and, for the third time, Mr. Muzzy came through, winning with the ace. At this point Mr. Heinsite was fairly beaming. He knew Mr. Dale had no entry to dummy without letting him hearts.

without & long lecture from Mr. NORTH can a man: make in one deal? Heinsite. Today he thought he Miss Brash He returned the five of diahad it made, but near the end oe 1094 mond d the defense fell he fell flat on his face. Helos 52 apart. : It was his C—9 7 Mr. Dale played with the lead against WEST EAST nin» from dummy and it made the three no Mr. Muzzy Mr. Heinsite ~ P° difference whether Mr, Heintrump contract S—A 653 §—8 2 site covered with the king or and he remem- H—9 4 H—KQJ87 not. Mr. Dale was now sure & bered Mr, Hein D—10765 D—K 8 3 of an entry to the board to site’s lacture on c—Q 32 C—10 8 6 cash those three good spades, opening the un- SOUTH A . bid mater Mr. Dale AS YOU SEE, the only way where be had S—K 7 to beat the hand was for Mr, no good suit of H—A 3 Muzzy to return a club when his own. D—AQ4? he was in with the ace of Accordingly, C—-AKIJI54 spades. THat would have given

Mr. Dale five club tricks, but he would have only eight tricks in, all. Admittedly. the club lead away from three to the queen was very hard to make, al-

though Mr. Heinsite didn’t think so. “It's obvious,” he said.

“Maybe it is,” Mr. Muzzy replied, “but it’s very strange that these bids and plays never

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