Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1952 — Page 14

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Blouses and Skirts Are Popular

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor VER since the Gibson girls popularized the shirtwaist, blouses and skirts have gained in popularity for every occasion. Dorine IL.iebert, vivacious Viennese designer, has, this season, created the ultimate in this category— blouses and skirts for hoth cocktail and evening ensembles As well as for sports wear a Her fabulous collection Is being modeled in the Sports wear Separates department at Ayres’ today and tomorrow. u un on

THE DESIGNER is there in

person to answer questions.and

PAIRED FOR COCKTAILS—A delectable blue blouse of marquiset scrolled with ribbon, rhinestones and paillettes is teamed with an 11-gore navy ottoman skirt for a smart cocktail ensemble. Designed by Dorine Liebert, they are available in the Sportswear Separates department on Ayres’

Gh 7 Ginhday "SS Luncheon Planned

ETA CHAPTER of Delta Kappa Gamma Society will have a birthday luncheon celebration in the Hunters’ Room of the Marott Hotel at 1 p..m. Saturday. Guest speaker will be Angelo Angelopolous,. sports writer ror the Indianapolis News. His subject will be “A First Generation American Takes a Look at His Home Land.”

E u ”n THOSE IN CHARGE of the event will be Mrs. Martha Turpin and Miss Laura Holden, chairmen of the social committee Thev will be assisted by Mrs. Herman Gray, Mrs. Paul G. Iske, Miss Gretchen Mueller and Miss Frances Ruske. Past presidents of Beta Chapter will be seated at the speakers table,

un un o THEY ARE Mrs. Charles Youngman and the Misses Anna Pearl Bedford, Cecelia Galvin, Ruth Gorman and Anna leade. Others to be at the speakers table will be Mrs. Harold Rodden, president; Miss Charlotte Carter, vice president and pro- .» gram chairman; Miss Anna Torrence, state founder, and Miss Mabel West, state honorary member.

By ALICIA HART OW wonderful it is to

be tall! You can face.crowds without flinching, win a job where inches are an asset, and find a husband who likes to talk to a woman on his own level.

However, as Peg Newton,

help customers with their se- These blouses go equally well lections.

If you chance into the de-

marquiset shades of gray, beige and yel-

scrolled with matching ribbon low. iridescent paillettes and rhine- BE. p ; i stones. The blouses range in price

from. $25 to $50. Skirts are

n av 5 ag > h 2 These may be teamed with a from $29 to $65.

lovely 3-layer black marquiset skirt, a full, gored skirt of otto man, or a.sleek-and-slim-black otteman skirt,

Oil Wooden Bowls

To preserve r 5 \ tailored oeea I preserv vOut wooden :

salad bowls, rub them with oil

n un on FOR MORE sions there is a red and white candy-striped taffeta blouse with a circular jabot at. the neckline and a naive little blouse of white Swiss batiste with woven tucks all over.

before and after use. They can be washed with mild soap and | lukewarm water, but shouldn’t

be soaked. |

later-on wear.

Broken size groups annual sale just ended—consolidated, regrouped and further reduced, make the greatest values offered in many years. a Shop this final clearance event early for “best selection. Save up to 60%, and more on footwear for right now or

BROKEN SIZE GROUPING OF LADIES’ SHOES FROM REGULAR $ 65 STOCK, $9.95 to $12.95 VALUES—FOR FINAL CLEARANCE... .. 5

Ro uLAR $12.95 to $18.95 LADIES" SHOES . . . GBNUINE SNAKESKIN DRESS SANDALS—FOR FINAL CLEAN-UP

'S SHOES IN A TABLE-DISPLAYED GROUPING. FINE QUALITY $ b5 XFORDS FOR DRESS, GENERAL PURPOSE—CLEARANCE PRICE H

TABLE-DISPLAYED GROUP of CHILDREN'S HIGH and LOW SHOES $ 65 IN BROKEN SIZES. REGULAR $500 to $7.95 VALUES—NOW. .... ?

FINAL CLEARANCE

. . natural result of Marott's semi-

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Uncondit ronally Guaranteed

BUDGETWISE DESK—This birch and black metal desk leads a double life. On one hand, i's |

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a commodious desk, with removable file boxes, large storage compartment and drop down lid. On the other, it's a handsome console that serves as a bar. Sliding doors of plasticized Madagascar straw hide room for liquor bottles and record albums. The desk top is stainproof and burnproof Formica, impervious both to alcohol and ink. The is part of the Planners grouping, carried by Ayres’. The line is priced to suit the economy-minded household.

ject, would say, “a tall girl must steer a careful course, remembering that she will always be more conspicuous than women of average height.

n un ” “SHE MUST develop poise and efficiency. Cuteness and sloppiness are not .for her.” If you've never taken advantage of your height, here are a few suggestions you might like to try.

choose fabrics of good quality, because the sweep of your movements may be hard on your wardrobe. Tweeds, plaids and large patterned prints are perfect for you. Leave the tiny dots and checks for your smaller sisters. Look for .fullness and accentuated draping. Buy skirts that feature pleats, gathers and gores,

Concerning your clothes,

BUSY MOTHERS! Nutri-Tanic is grand for little girls, too. Waves gently yet so quickly they don’t tire out. :

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Tall Story tor Tall Gjrl Gives Big Success Hints

Be as dramatic as you. like in your accessories, Long gloves, big. purses, fans, scarves and flowered handkerchiefs are all acceptable. Keep away from clutter. Wear one big clip or one big choker, but don't combine them. You

‘can be spirited about your hats,

too. Your height allows you opportunities vou'd never have if you were short.

o CREATES UNRIVALED SOFT NATURALNESS THAT LASTS o WAVES SAFELY, GENTLY, IN LITTLE AS 70 MINUTES o APPLIES EASIER, CLINGS TO HAIR WHILE PROCESSING

Activities Announced

‘By Academy

~TUDENTS of Tudor Hall School and St. Mary's Academy, South Bend, will be guests of cadets at Culver Miltary Academy this week-end for the Mounted Service Ball and other campus activities planned for Saturday andl Sunday. ; Each young lady will have two cadets to squire her to the various events. ; In cadet ‘language this is known as a ‘sandwich date.”

2 a n THEY WILL ATTEND a basketball game and a wrestling match with South Bend Central Catholic - School. A ‘movie is on the program for Saturday evening followed by the ball, and midnight informal. dancing and dining in the Campus Shack. Guests also will attend services . in the new Memorial Chapel Sunday morning, The girls will return to their homes by chartered bus late Sunday afternoon. »

Must Bachelor Girls Say "No"?

Coronet Magazine brings you faceto face with the pro lems that beset millions of bachelor girls! Should she say “no” to the countless propositions? Does chastity bring frustration and neuroses—0r is it the surest way to a happy marriage?" For Coronet's forthright, down-to-earth answer to this vital problem, be sure to read “Must Bachelor Girls Be Immoral?” in=

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Lumbermer State Conv

A Hoosier formed here b; men 54 years a; convention her The Indiana bermen’'s Assc its annual mee erin. The gene for 1:30 p. m. Robert Do Gamble Brothe will speak on morrow's Tree - Theo Davis, Products Ind Washington, D tree farm prog: ation. Other speaks Martell, Purdu State Forester dianapolis. A banquet a scheduled for 7 "

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