Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1952 — Page 12

ASS 'em peace pipe, scalp 'em no arrive”

were the

closing words on the invitations to the neighborhood barbecue held yesterday by Squaw Carl Fisher, W. 76th St. As guests entered the social room where the barbecue

pits were, they were greeted by Mrs. Fisher's young son and daughter who wore Indian costumes, According te an old Indian tradition, a new tribe member was obliged to entertain all the squaws in her group upon initiation. In keeping with this old custom, Mrs. Fisher, who recently moved here from Dayton, invited her neighbors to a barbecue luncheon.

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” » - IF YOU WANT TO get married and still keep dating, pick yourself a basketball coach. That's what Connie Dietz did and she’s still in circulafion.. When her husband, Bob, has to be at Butler Fieldhouse for a night game, Connie makes preparations, as any single girl

"would, and awaits her date to

pick her up. There's one drawback. The date is always a friend of Bob's who obediently delivers her to her rightful owher immediately after the event. But it's a date just the same.

o » ” FOR A SURPRISE element plus a French touch in your appearance, consult Robert Lesieur, beautician. On the average of _.three times a year, a woman looks in the mirror and decides some changes should be made. It was during one of these periods that Mrs. Kathryn Peters, a brunet, made an appointment with Monsieur Lesieur. The word “change” is all this French-speaking hairdresser needs. Mrs. Peters, now a redhead, still can’t explain how it all happened. She does. recall occasionally saying “oui” and “non” eign vocabulary. And shé won't forget how monsieur serenaded her and the otRer customers in French, and at no extra cost.

» fn » WALTZIN' SEVITZKY, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, may add another highlight to theatrical history at Sunday's concert. In 1947, during the Symphony’s Maintenance Fund concert, Dr. Sevitzky waltzed on the Murat stage with Fred Waring. It’s unpredictable what will happen at Sunday’s concert which will be given for the benefit of the Symphony Pension Fund. Jan Cherniavsky will be featured.

td » » MEN CAN BE gold-diggers as well as women. Top honors in this category go to Albert Meyer. With Leap Year and Valentine’'s Day both in mind, Mrs. Meyer and her friends decided

they should take the boys out

for -an evening. ' It was Mr. Meyer who sandwiched his New York cut steak with a couple of imported apertifs and digestifs while the others were content with tomato juice and an ordinary piece of nfeat. And it was Mr. Meyer who suggested the group end the evening at a private club of which only he and his wife were members. . From all indications, Mrs. Meyer's allowance will be going direct to the club for the next two months. -

IMAGINATION Must have been working overtime last night in the Highland Golf and Country Club when Christamore Aid Society members and husbands met to hold try-outs for March's Spring Review, The whiskey-sour punch, so called by Chairman Mrs. Paul J. DeVault, took great effect despite the fact it was straight fruit juices, .

Pipes a fashion hit tune to point up combed, woven gingham plaids. to flatter you at BA homa or abroad. Choose from a wide range of colors. Sizes 10 to 20..

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By BETTY LOCHER

hosiery.

Every well- rounded wardrobethese days must include at least one nylon dress.

rics have

“The spinners of “dream” faboutdone themselves

this spring and are introducing many new nylon weaves—some look like voile, some like linen and some like shantung. Another newcomer, Orlon, is combined with nylon to look like shantung and checked seersucker.

, on yy NYLON IS combined with

rayon in a striped cord effect,

with pima cotton iridescent chambray. these newco

in a new Besides ners there are the and

old favorites—ecrinkled

puckered nylon, sheers, crepes,

taffetas, nets and laces, Sears, Roebuck & Co. have a special section in the ready-to-wear department devoted to fashions made of these new fabrics. There you will fird new spring

Times Fashion Editer YLON and nylon-mixture fabrics are becoming as

important in the field of fashions as they are ig

prints, such as the one shown

above in neat tie patterns, geometrics, florals. and abstracts. Colors run the gamut

from delicate pastels to jewel tones and dark colors. » . » THE DRESS PICTURED Is available in sizes 9 to 15 for $0.95. It is charmingly simple, a neat geometric print in red, white and blue. Blue js used for the tie and piping of the double-loop collar and cuffs. It is but one of many new fashions priced from $875 to $15.98 in junior, misses and half sizes. Styles featured are classics, two-piece types and dressy dresses, all with emphasis on simplicity. Permanent pleating is often seen, sometimes all around the skirt, sometimes only in a fan-shaped insert at the front.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

Parties—V alentine or Otherwise—Lead Home Entertaining’

VERYBODY loves a party. An invitation . to one brings forth smiles and

murmurs of delight. For parties are unquestionably the most popular form of home entertaining among men and women from teen years on, Some people's partigs, however, are always just a little gayer and more sparkling than others,

» u 5 x THERE ARE MANY reasons why this is so. Most of these reasons stem directly or indirectly from the host or hostess. To help you as a hostess climb into the “upper brackets’ of party givers, tips to keep in mind every time you plan and give a party. To be a well-liked hostess always extend an invitation far enough in advance for people to make plans accordingly. An invitation = two or three weeks ahead "of time gives greater importance to the party ahd re-

"assures the jnvited guest that he

is not a second choice.

” of ‘Ss WHEN GUESTS ARRIVE, it is up to the hostess to greet them at the door even if it necessitates excusing yourself from a group that arrived earlier. For your smile and personal greeting at the door immediately put your guests at ease and convey to them a feeling of warm welcome. Just as soon as you have taken your guest's coat and hat, be sure to introduce the new arrival to everyone in the group. Nothing in the whole gamut of social experience can be more terrifying

Jo most people than to face a

group without an introduction! Learn how to channel conversation. If you know the discussion of a specific topic might lead to heated words or arouse violent reactions, try to turn the conversation in other directions. This is a skill which requires a great deal of tact and practice, but

Big Changes

here are some important

HEARTS AND FLOWERS —Posies play an important part in this Valentine table setting. Peppermint pink and white variegated camellias, white carnations, pink Pinocchio roses and camellia

foliage stand out against rose satin hearts,

The camellias detach to make party favors for the

girls. Imperial candlewick glassware, Irish linen tablecloth and gleaming silver complete the setting.

once ‘mastered proves invalu-

able.

” J "n SINCE THE HIGH point of any evening is often the food, plan what you want to serve and be sure to have plenty of it on-hand. Although it is sometimes difficult to calculate just how much you'll need, it is a good rule of thumb to count on doubles for everyone. It is always better to err on

Are Noted

In Styles for 1952

By ROSETTE HARGROVE

Times Speoial

Writer

PARIS, Feb. 13—Fashion is fluid for "52. There is a great style variance seen in the current

openings. bustline to the hipline. The waistline. has dropped away to the hips and the bustline moves up to the region of

the collarbone. The shadow of the 1020s covers nearly all of the openings and the results are middy blouses, snaky furs 10 feet long, hipline belts, sweater tops and pleated skirts. aon.»

NECKLINES ARE embarrasingly low and although some designers have filled these in, others have left the decision entirely to the wearer,

Hemlines have remained at around 13 inches, although they're either shorter or longer than this happy medium at several houses. In width, a skirt may be anything from a sheath to a bell. It may be pleated, bias or gored. If it's full, whether a suit _ skirt, a dress skirt or a ball

gown skirt, that fullness may

‘very well be pulled to the back.

” ” » THE BIG these trends: ; Manguin: Waistline just above or below normal, revealing decolletes, suits with shorter basques. to. ® 8

MAGGY ROUFF: The wasp |

waist, fullness massed at the back, short suit jackets over full skirts,

Jacques Heim: The dropped |

walstline, middy blouses and pleated skirts, sweater bodices and low necklines. Jacques Fath: Bustline at an alltime high, higher waistline and rounded hips. Schiaparelli: The openheart bosom line, wandering belts, the emphasized bustline. Topcoats show belts at bustline, across shoulder, or way below normal,

It looks like a POWER YEAR

New Horsepower —new Brake Power—and new Power Steering blossom on Buick’s ROADMASTER for 1952

AYBE you've heard — horsepower has hit a new

high on the ROADMASTER. Brake power has done the same.

But today, we'd like to concentrate on the third member of the power trio— Buick’s own version of &» Power Steering, available on ROADMASTERS at a

moderate extra cost.

What is this Power Steering like? It's somethin like a helping hand, something like a “hydraulic slave’ —that relieves you of all steering strain, but lets yon

i keep command.

What we mean is this:

Power Steering is har handled by a special hydraulic

unit—and engineers can design this unit fo take over ‘any.amount of steering effort —even to a point

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But in that case, you'd surrender all control to that hy.

where the wheel seems to float in your hand.

draulic unit—get no steering “feel” from the wheel.

Now suppos€é you re telling two agile tons of automobile what to do in traffic. We think you'd like to have it mow that you're in command.

And—out on the straightaway —we believe that a part

beneath your hands:

of the joy you get from owning a Buick is the sensa.’ tion of-having something alive and eagerly willing

% ‘So we're glad to announce that Buick engineers didn’t

spoil this thrill. They've kept the fup obdriving, and

simply eased the effort.

‘When you're “rolling along smooth and cpa it ms takes almost no eflort to keep any Buick on course,

HOUSES show |

the side of too much rather than too little. Glamorize the setting for party foods usihg all the decorative tricks at your command. Iiet your, skill and imagination work out all kinds of novel arrangements for both centerpieces and table settings using whatever you have on hand,

= » Ld COMBINE DIFFERENT sets of dishes to give colorful contrasts and harmonies. Transform odd vases, stick holders, unusual shaped serving dishes, a bird cage, into unique centerpieces. Fill them with a few flowers, fruits, vegetables, leaves, or other appropriate things. Always add a gracious touch to food plates and platters. _This can be done simply and

old candle- |

through the lave inexpensive lace

economically ish ‘use of paper doilies, Such doilies cost just a few pennies, require no laundering time, work or expense, Yet they add an exquisite frill when used under or as liners on platters of hors d'oeuvres, dessert plates, appetizer plates, salad plates, on food trays and on countless other plates and platters heaped temptingly with party foods.

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