Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1951 — Page 7

18, 1951

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"TUESDAY, DEC. 18, 1951

’ * A PATRONS are announced for the annual Christmas dance of the Tudor

Hail Alumnae Association scheduled from

9:30 to 1:30 o'clock Friday night in the Woodstock Club. They include Messrs. and Mesdames Raymond F. Crom, Dan W. Flickinger, Roy E. Adams, Herman C. Krannert, Theodore. B. Griffith, Harry V. Wade, Alex L. Taggart, Charles J. Lynn, Bowman Elder, W. Richardson Sinclair, Robert W. Clark, Nicholas H. Noyes and Forest W. Blanton. Also Messrs. and Mesdames Herschel E. Davis, Herbert E. Wilson, Louis M. Huesmann, Erwin C. Stout, William R. Higgins, Herman C. Wolff, J. K. Lilly, Edgar H. Evans, John 8. Kittle and E. Clifford Barrett.

Sat. and Mon. too

green brocatelle .

ered in green brocatelle

fringe

% CEDAR CHESTS

Modern and Period styles to choose from, in rich Mahogany, Walnut and Blonde veneers. Were $49.95 to $7995 ... ! Now $44.95 to $69.95

* COMFORT CHAIRS

Styles for both ladies and men. Tilt-backs, barrel-backs. -Duran-covered lounge chairs,

d other styles . . . Und other Sry es ow SIAI5 fo $119.50

% BOUDOIR CHAIRS

Good selection of Tapestry, Plastic and lustrous rayon-covered chairs. Several styles. Were $18.00 to $33.00 . . . Now $15.00 to $29.00

* BEST TERMS

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Since 1881

70th Anniversary Sale

Shop Wednesday until 9 P.

MODERN CURVED SOFA

New luxury and smart appearance for your home with this fine 2-cushion modern sofa, covered in attractive brown deep-pile frieze with modern motif figure, with moss edge trim on cushions and back and contrasting brown fringe on base. Was $239.50 NOW

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$126.00 FRENCH PERIOD CHAIR (matches above sofa) ...........

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x Look Over T hese “Home Gifts” x.

Gifts of quality and lasting beauty, at 70th Anniversary Sale SAVINGS!

pees tHE NOME OF BETTER FURNITURE For 1255

: Times photo by William A. Oates Jr. PREPARE FOR DANCE—Mrs. Joseph E. Cain helps her daughter, Jogie, select a formal gown for the holiday dance the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association will give Friday night in the Woodstock Club. Too young to attend but interested in all the pre-ball activity is younger daughter, Julie, who looks on. She attends Tudor now {

Tudor Hall Alumnae Set Dance

Others include Messrs. and Mesdames R. Norman Baxter, G. Vance Smith, Wilbur Carter, John K. Burns, Guernsey VanRiper, Frederick H. Bassett, James H. Ruddell, William Byram Gates, Gordon K. Englehart, Lowell 8S. Fisher and Clemens O. Mueller, a

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ALSO Dr. and Mrs. Karl M. Koons; Dr. and Mrs. J. Kent Leasure; Dr. and Mrs. Percy E. McCown; Dr. J. L. Glendening; Mesdames Edwin H. Forry, Arthur V, Brown, Frederic M. Ayres, Frederick C. Kroeger, J. Raymond Lynn, Rollin ‘W. Spiegel, Fred C. Dickson, John H. Toy and Henry H. Hornbrook. Messrs. Harlan J. Hadley, A. Kiefer Mayer, L. C. Goodman and G. Barrett Moxley, Proceeds from the dance, the annual project of the alumnae” association, go toward the school’s undergraduate scholarship fund.

Discounts of

10% to 33%%

Off Regular Prices!

$ 1 4 H .00 169° $2193° - $109 rounded pillow- $1990 179°

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with

modern arms.

% DRUM TABLES Mahogany, some with leather tops. Were $22.00 to $95.00 . .. Now $19.00 to $84.95

* COCKTAIL TABLES Mahogany, Walnut, including glass, leath-

er, mirror and inlaid tops. Were $7.95 to $45.00 . . . ; Now $3.95 to $22.50 % DESKS

Beautiful styled Kneehole, Gov. Winthrop ,and other styles. Were $29.50 to $106.00 Now $24.00 to $95.00 * LAMPS

Variety of large lamps, decorator styles. Were $12,25 to $60.50 . . . Now $5.95 to $53.50

W. MORRIS ST.

1700 SOUTH OF WASHINGTON $V 300 WEST OF MERIDIAN $1 4

Dance to Be Tomorrow

At Marott

INING, dining- and |

dancing will be fea-

tured at the Christmas | tomorrow of the | Apartment Owners’ Association | in the Marott Hotel Ballrgm. |

party

Bill Moore and his Californfans with Kay Field as soloist. The Strollers . will music. Opening with cocktails at 6 p. m., the program will continue with a 7 p. m. dinner and dancing and cards from 9 p. m. till midnight. A colorful Christmas setting will mark the entire

ballroom. Ed n a

INCLUDED ON THE plan-

ning committee are Mesdames |!

Walter Luebking, Gilbert Har-

ris, Jack Munro, Earl Gibson |

and Julia Berry, Miss Marion Anding, William Bowen, Robert Bromiley, Ross Brown, N. C, ‘Butler, - Russell Cunningham, Isidore Feibleman, Ray Thompson, Willlam P, Snethen and Paul M. Coen. Judge and Mrs. Phillip Bayt and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Barton will be guests of Mr. Coen, association president. Others planning. to bring - guests include Messrs. and Mesdames W. D. Guyton, Russ Cunningham, Earl Gibson and T. A. Moynahan and Mrs. Olive Harris. - Among those who have made early reservations are Messrs.

and Mesdames A. H. Halls, D. |

J. Zimmerman, Bromiley; Bow-

en, Marvin Reno, Leo Bures, |

William Kysar, Luebking, John O'Donnell and Miss ,Anding. Mrs. Berry, Messrs, Feiblej man, Brown, E. 8S. Hildreth and | A. W.; Buschmann,

Named to Legion Post

Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin Mac-

Dowell, national secretary of | the American Legion Auxiliary | | for the last 23 years, will be

succeeded by Mrs. Jane Gould Rishworth," Austin, Tex., Jan. 1.

tirement. A resident of Indianapolis

member of Christ Church, the St. Mary's Guil@&“the Women’s Chamber of Commerce,

Revolution, Daughters of 1812, the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants,

Charleston, S. C. and the Society of New England Women. Mrs, Rishworth, a native of West Virginia, is a member of the Legion and Auxiliary of Post and Unit 76 in Austin. She has been secretary-treasurer of the Auxiliary’s Texas Department since 1948. ;

PTA Building Funds Sought

To date $15,000 has been contributed by Indiana Parent Teacher Associations toward the building of a headquarters for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Chi- | cago. The goal of this state is $25,000 for the month of De-

| cember, | Called the “Gifts-for-Child- | ren” project, this permanent | home of the congress will be-

long to the children it seeks to serve, Its activity will revplve around children who have no one to care whether their tomorrow . will happy. : Joe R. Craw, superintendent of schools, New Castle, is state chairman for the national headquarters. fund. Contributions should be sent to him ear-

with the name and address of the PTA contributing, or of individuals who have made special gifts.

Study Club To Meet

Two meetings are planned for Friday by the International Travel Study Club. The Butler 100 Chapter will have a Christmas party and luncheon at 12:30 p. m, in the home of Mrs, Ernest Ganker, 251 Buckinghdm Dr. Stephen Collins Foster Chapter will have a Christmas exchange party at 12:30 p. m. in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Merton Good will be guest speaker, Mrs. Charles Mount, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. C. R. Lounsberry and Mrs. Irving Ball, Mrs. P. G. Pilkenton will be in charge of arrangements. .

Quality eupholsiering

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ity work you want our crafiimen can do ik.

will furnish dance music:

present dinner |

Mrs. MacDowell will return to | Story City, Iowa, upon her re- |

since 1928, Mrs, MacDowell is a |

the | Daughters of the American |

the | French Huguenot Society of |

be healthy and

marked “Gifts - For - Children,” |

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Party Set Thursday > ‘Alpha Chi Alumnae of ‘Alpha Chi. Omega Sorority -will have -a Christmas party in the home of Mrs. Marvin Cochrane, 7015

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: bridge, Mass., where he is a cisco last night to spend the. student in Harvard University

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day. The hostess will be as- holidays with Dr. and Mrs, Law School. . wax paper in melted butter and sisted by Mrs. Joseph Dorrell William E. Gabe, 502 W, Hamp- They will all be here through rub the tops for that gleaming ‘and Mrs. William Strauss. Dr, Mrs. Gilardy’s parents, New Year's. look. :

Chenille Robes $4-% «$798 bd

Luxury for Christmas. A rich, closely tufted chenille robe with full sweeping skirt, long sleeves. Skirt is trimmed with applique. Becoming colors. Sizes 12 to 46.

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or black. All gift boxed. Squares

Imported pure silk; hand rolled hems, Prints, solids, ombres in all colors.

Plush Slippers

These cozy plush slippers make ideal gifts. Fleece lining. Suedeine soles. Wine, blue, pink or light blue. Sizes 4 to 9.

100% Nylon

sleeves. All colors,

RAYON PANTIES

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Sweaters

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Many lovely solid colors in sizes 38 to 42.

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