Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1952 — Page 13

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YWORDS. at Mrs. James Gibson's party yesterday were, ‘Pass the sugar please.” When dessert was served, in the form of individual heart-shaped cakes, the hostess told her guests to look

for a®surprise inside.

They found their surprise in the form of golden charms and the hostess found hers too—no sugar in the cakes. This was one dessert that couldn't be refused for dietary reasons. ” ” ” REMBRANDT was given keen competition yesterday by Mrs. Rene G. DuBois, T7080 N. Pennsylvania St. The red candles which formed centerpieces at the Meridian Hills Country Club luncheon attracted more attention than the food itself. They were ofl painted with cupids and hearts by Mrs. DuBois. « Mrs, Erwin Schaefery Nottingham Court, was chairman of the Valentine event. » » n YOU DON’T HAVE to be an Aristotle or Thomas Dewey to entertain the president of a college. According to Mr. and Mrs. George Schley, 4211 Knollton Rd., all that's necessary is a slightly heavier market, basket plus gossip on alumni. That's exactly what the Schleys are preparing to offer Dr, Gordon Keith Chalmers, president of Kenyon College, who will arrive in Indianapolis next week for the school's alumni dinner meeting in th Columbia Club. - ” F ” HERE'S A: SOLUTION for insomnia. If you can’t sleep, don't try counting sheep. Instead, round up a few friends at midnight and party until you're exhausted. Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Sutton; who tried this method last night, add one word of advice. Wear pajamas when you greet your guests since you may fall asleep before they leave. A man's suit is the darndest

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" ” # “ALL I AM OR HOPE to be, I owe to my angel mother” were Lincoln's words. If you 'share the same thought, now is your chanc show it by entering your mother’s name as a candidate for Indiana Mother of 1952. * Nomination blanks can be obtained from Mrs. W. W. Reedy, 3663 N. Pennsylvania St.

o = » MISS SARAH KARABELLE, 2930 Ruckle St., won’t have to pick petals off daisies this spring to =eg if her ‘fiance, Robert Botkins, U. 8. Air Force, loves her or not. Stationed at Wright-Patter-son Field, Dayton, Cpl. Botkins fired boilers all night so he could come here. to see Sarah on Valentine's Day. He must have turned in his air corps wings for a Pair of cupid’s wings.

ARE YOU TIRED of the green scarf you've been wearing? Don’t throw it away. Call Mrs. George Fotheringham, 122 E. 44th 8t., and ask her to make a temporary swap with you. She did with Mrs. Marjorie Suddith, Indianapolis Symphony Office worker. While helping out voluntarily in the Symphony office, Mrs. Fotheringham remembered a meeting in Community Chest headquarters. In her hurry, she. grabbed Mrs. Suddith’'s green scarf anc wore it, thinking it her own, fo a week. Yesterday, the travelled scar, was delivered to the Symphon) ‘office with no message attached. The problem facing Mrs. Suddith now is, should she send a thank you note or should she just be thankful?

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On Selecting Perfumes

SPRING is* bustin’ out all

over’’—in another month or

two! In the meantime catch the feel of the beautiful weather ahead with a new perfume. Why not buy yourself a different scent right now—

one which brings to mind the soft, fresh breezes of April. Now a word about testing: Try out just three different seents at any one time because your olfactory nerve probably will. be confused if you smell more than: this num-

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THE CORRECT procedure is to put a few drops on the inside wrist of one arm. Then, after it has dried, sniff—not just once, but two or three or four times. Think about the fragrance. If the first does not quite “do” things for you, repeat the process with a different perfume on the other inside wrist. A third scent should be tested on another part of the arm so. that the odors will not be confused. Do take time to “try on’ your perfumes. Surely you wouldn't

expect to buy the just-right-

hat in less than half an hour. = = »

WHICH PERFUME 1S the one for you? The answer to that $64 question is: The one you hich gives. you a sense of being utterly charming and lovely. Develop your own taste in fragrance by testing and living with a perfume which h appeals

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Local Alumni Lists Speaker

Dr. Keith Chalmers, president of Kenyon College, will address local alumni, their wives and other friends of the college at a 6:30 p. m. dinner next Friday in the Columbia Club. He will show pictures of the college and the town of Gambier, O., where the college is located. He is a former Rhodes scholar at Oxford and holds both earned and honorary doctor's degrees. Although the college is not a theological school, it has maintained a friendly association with the Episcopal Church. The Rev. John P. Craine, rector of Christ Church here, is a graduate of the college.

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FABULOUS OPERA COSTUMES—To be on display in Wasson's windows on the Circle.

Original Opera Costumes to Be Displayed

N EXHIBIT of original Metropolitan Opera costumes, jewelry and mementoes valued at $150,000

will be on display for one week neginning Monday in the Circle. vindows of H, P. Wasson & S. : The collection is on a nationvide tour under the auspices of the Radio Corporation of

America. It includes costumes operas LaTosca,

from the

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and Through the Next...

Manning dresses.

To Wear This Season

Tannhauser, Thais, Madame Butterfly and many others, ~ » ~ THEY WERE WORN BY such famous stars as Caruso,

“Geraldine Farrar, Rosa Pon“selle,“Bori, Rothbert and others.

Photographed above are two costumes worn by Rosa Ponselle. To the left is her costume in “Ernani.” It is pale green satin and velvet lavishly encrusted with sequins, pearls and emeralds. For her role in “La Traviata”

she wore the costume on the right of fuschia silk embroidered in peacock and gold thread with medallions of pearls and gapphires.

A scaled miniature of the

turing a performance of Pagliacei is part of the exhibit,

(By B. L.)

Changing Allegiance

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flags, according to the Encyclo .pedia Britannica.

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| ‘Over Five-Seven Shop’ to Open

By BETTY

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Times Fashion Bditer NEW shop,’ devoted exclusively to budget.priced fashions for tall girls will open Monday dt’ 41 E.

- Washington St.,, Room 207.

It will be called the “Over Five-Seven Shop” and is

the fourth of a chain of such shops opening in key cities from coast to coast. : Merchandise will include suits apd. coats, $2095 and up, dresses, $10.98 and up, blouses, sportswear, bathing suits, hosiery, girdles, lingerie, robes, cocktail dresses and cotton and nylon uniforms. » . 0» : $ TYPICAL OF THE styling and type of merchandise car-

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It 1s all wool sharkskin with modified full skirt, smartly notched stand-away hip pock-

Committee Luncheon Set

+SWilbur D. Peat, director of the Herron Art Museum, will be host at a noon luncheon tomorrow to a committee selected by ballot of all artists in the state to choose the jury for the coming 45th Indiana Artists exhibition. The group will meet in Herron Museum, go to the Hawthorn Room for luncheon and then return to Herron for a jusiness session. The men include Robert E. Weaver, Peru; Roland D. Osborne, Richmond; Robert Laurent, Bloomington; Harold Me¢Donald, Veedersburg, and Clifton Wheeler.

Votes Tax on Washers

Holland has voted a tax on household washers, 15 per cent

program designed to put Dutch” living on an austerity basis, like England's. By contrast, the United States Senate not so long ago turned down a proposal to place a 10 per cent tax on washers.

ets and small collar and cuffs, It is available in gray, navy and beige, sizes 10 to 20, at $39.95. All the fashions are designed specifically to beautify the tall figure as well as afford wearing comfort. . nN » SLEEVES ARE extra long, waistlines are properly molded for height, the .talls of blouses are cut extra long and hemlines will be right. Hosiery up to 42 inches will be a featured item. Miss Pearl Green, manager of the first Over Five-Seven Shop, Boston, will be charge of the new shop. “Our success yith this first shop was so phénomenal,” she sald, “that soon shops will be opened from coast to coast,” George T. Pelley, New York, is merchandising manager of this specialized apparel chain, “We intend to keep our merchandise in the bhudget-price bracket,” he announces, “because tall girls heretofore have been able to buy clothes to fit only at exorbitantly high prices.”

Sigma Phi Delta Plans Dinner, Party

Members of Sigma Phi Delta Sorority will entertain their husbands and friends at a Valentine dinner. and party in the

home of Mrs. Delmore Wege‘ner, 1429 N. Butler Ave,

Feb.

23. Mre. Bryan J, Hiner is chairman of the event.

——Metrbpolitan Opera stage fes- _on_the retail price, part of a ~~ She will be assisted by Mes- » lames

Oren Carter, Gene Meihsner and Jack Yule, Out-of-town guests will. Include Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Bruther, 8t. Mathews, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs, Don Boles, Norfolk, Va. a

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