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Dolls Tol Tore of Maternity Styles i

DOLLS MODEL FASHIONS—The history of maternity fashions is told by a series of dolls twofeet high on display in Page Boy Maternity Shop windows. There are eight dolls representing periods from ancient Egypt to the present. The display can be seen until Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlsen to Entertain

Guest of Brother Sgt. Edwin Heisel, Juneau, Alaska, now stationed at Randoiph Air Force Base, San Antonio, is the house guest of his brother, Walter B, Heisel

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carlsen will entertain with an open house from 4 to 7 p. m. Sunday in their home, 909 E. Maple Rd.

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. By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor

"THE absorbing story of

from ancient times until - ;.. the present have influenced all modern fashion” is told dramatically by a series of dolls, two feet high, dressed

which are on display in the ‘window of Page Boy Maternity Shop. . Three significant f ions are ‘pictured here. The "peignoir, left, of rich brocade trimmed with lace and velvet bows, w worn by a French actress in 1703 for her role as an expeétant princess. It has been adapted in today's fashions as a “pyramid” coat as well as a favorite boudoir fashion.

The first dirndl skirt, shirred across the stomach, originated as a maternity -fashion in:the 15th century. Because it was difficult to keep the hemline even in a maternity gown, it became the generally popular fashion to have the skirt shorter in front to reveal a. fabulous underskirt. o = u

IN THE 14TH century when the population had been depleted by constant wars, Charles le Bel, king of France, determined to make child-bear-ing fashionable. He ordered a new style to be evolved to give all women, anticipating or not, a full silhouet. The style, forerunner of our redingote, is shown at the right. Long panniers fall from the wrists and completely conceal the front of the skirt when the arms were crossed under the bosom. This posture was effected by all women of the day and became as widespread as the “debutante slouch” of the '20s. In 1850 the Empress Eugenie

increased the size of her crinolines to “conceal her condition.” The use of large crinoline petticoats remained the height of

has been spending the holidays in Florida. She is visiting Mrs. Helen Hilson; her son and daughter, Gene and Helen, Uni-

how maternity fashions

of France, always a style leader,

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in authentic period costumes

SLICK ECONOMY ~—Bulky evening bags are da thing of the: post.

Evening Dress Hints

By ALICIA HART HAT fun it is to plan holiday evenings out!

offer so many opportunities to wear your gayest party clothes, create exciting hair styles, and indulge your most feminine and fanciful whims.

Always a problem, though, are your grooming accessories, How can you carry them without making an -issue of their “presence? There's nothing that man in ‘your life likes less than having his pockets packed with miscellaneous materials, » n ” WELL, SUCH problems -can now be solved simply and economically. You can choose from a wide and wonderfully inexpensive . collection of ingenious combinations that will fit neatly into the palm of your hand, and look as pretty as they are practical. Compacts costumed in brocade, velvet or corduroy protective jackets come equipped with combs or lipstick cases.

Blackwood on Bridge—

How Should Partner Read Signals at Opening Leads

PLAYERS like Mr. Masters have a lot of ways to send legitimate mes-

sages to partner. Of course jt takes a good, alert

| partner to understand some of

. them.

How would you have

read the message Masters’ opening lead in this deal? He decided to open a heart in response to his partner's overcall. Holding four or more -of partner's bid suit, the standard, accepted lead is the fourth highest card—in this case, the six spot. But Mr. Masters opened the DEUCE.

MISS BRASH won the first trick with the ace of hearts and watched Mr. Dale drop the queen, She was good enough to realize that something funny was going on. Why the deuce? Mr, Dale's

Mr. Dale

queen of hearts looked like a-

singleton and the. bidding of the hand strongly suggested that he actually did have just one heart, It was clear that Mr. Masters had none of the top hon-« ors in clubs or diamonds. Probably he had little or nothing in the spade suit. Obviously, then, he had made his four heart bid principally on distributional values.

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The evidence seemed overwhelming that Mr. Masters had started with more than four hearts. If so, his deuce lead, being an unnatural law, must be a signal of some sort. After some thought Miss Brash figured the lead of the lowest heart was asking for the return of the lower of the other two plain suits; In other words, clubs. On this foasoning Miss Brash forgot about a trump return, which 'she had at first considered, and led back a small club. Mr. Masters ruffed and subsequently Mr. Dale could find no way to avoid the loss of a straight club trick, for down one,

Meridian Golf Group To Be Entertained

AND MRS. Arthur J. Queisser, 4207 N. Pennsylvania St., will entertain the 18 Hole Women Golfers

of Meridian Hills Country Club and their husbands with an eye-opener party from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Sunday in their

There will be 150 guests. . » -

Miss Joanne Spivey and Miss Janet Couger will entertain their friends at open house Sunday in the home of Miss Couger’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Couger, 5825 N. Keystone Ave. Their Broad Ripple High School friends are invited from 2 to 5 p. m. 4-H. Club junior leaders will attend from 5 to 6 p. m. Miss Spivey is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Russell Spivey, New Augusta, Ind. : on ” .

Mr. and Mrs. Jack MceCor-

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mick, both students at Rutgers

University, Néw Brunswick, N. J., will leave Indianapolis today after having spent the Christmas holidays with their respective parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Russell Terry, 327 8. Dear- |

born 8t., and Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, 31 8. Sherman Dr.

The couple will drive to

Philadelphia to attend a two- |

day gathering of hotanical scientists.’ Following the conference, they. will return to their studies at the university. Mr. McCormick is doin grad-

uate work towards his PhD in

botany on a fellowship. Mrs,

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Here for Holidays Mrs. Zella Claffey Hinkle, San Francisco, Cal., the Christmas holidays here with her mother, Mrs. L. E. Claffey, 854 W. 29th St.

Visiting Friends Miss Edna Frances Phinney, 11 E. 24th 8t, is spending the holidays with friens in New York.

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