Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1952 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, FEB. 20,» 1952

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Paris. Versus Moscow:

SPRING IN PARIS—The e Migiy } Rouff (extreme left) spring topper is light mauve lined with light navy shantung over a fine wool dress in the same shade. Her travel dress (center left) is from beige Kasha jersey. Schiaparelli fashions brilliant green, shocking pink and black acetate satin into a graceful evening gown (center right). Jean Desses’ new V-line is shown in his topcoat (ex-” treme right) which widens at each side.

ROsSETIE HARGROVE, covering the Spring Openings

Pageant to Show

Camp Fire Work

A group from the Indiana Girls School will present a pageant of the history of their Camp Fire activities at the Indianapolis Altrusa Club's meeting .tomorrow: The session will be at 1 p. m. in the Hotel Washington. : ‘The program for the luncheon has been arranged by Mrs. Berniece Mozingo, projects committee chairman. One of the major interests of the club is the promotion and assistance of #Camp Fire work at the school. Also on the program will be Miss Mary Rigg, executive director of the Southwest Social Center. She will show a film on the Golden Age Group of the center.

Sweetheart Dance Is Announced

The second annual Sweetheart Dance of the Sisterhood of the Central Hebrew Congregation will be held at 9 p. m.. tomorrow in the Severin Hotel ' Roof ballroom. Bill Moore's orchestra will play. Mrs. Harry Langman and Mrs, Julius Bryan, cochairman, will be assisted by Mrs, Jack Cohen and Mrs, Maurice Levin, tickets; Mrs. David Fogle, souvenir books chairman, assisted by Mrs. Archie Aronstam and Mrs. Leonard Sholdar.

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in Paris, has sent back some exclusives, portents of _designs you'll be wearing later on.

Weighing style, price and fabric you'd find them a

far better buy than the Russian styles (shown elsewhere on this page) displayed in New York recently. And you'll be far more likely to be wearing adaptations from across the Atlantic than the Pacific.

Spring toppers from top Parisian designers feature thick and fleecy wool. One by Maggy Rouff, in light mauve, is teamed with a fine wool dress in the same shade. The dress, entirely worked in pleats, has a flared skirt and close-fitting bodice. = " = : JEAN DESSES' NEW V-line topcoat” widens at each side. The wool is light as a feather and the deep-armholed sleeve captures interest. Another coat is Christian Dior's afternoon number from a British novelty silk which looks almost like raffia. In bright yellowish straw color, it's worn easily with a figured silk dress. Maggy Rouff also designed a beige Kasha jersey dress, ideal for traveling. The bodice is shaped into a large collar at the back. Skirt pleats open at the knee. The belt is green and beige. Spring night fashions are fabulous. A sweeping butterfly train flows behind a highlyfitted - ankle-length skirt in Schiaparelli’s brilliant green,

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Sey cari Was NOW (6) 9x12' WOOL FACE RUGS, assorted colors. 12x13.6 olin RT Were $39.95 ............ NOW £16.00 each | , 129 GREY LEAF ....cc0neve... $139.95 . SGH 12x9 GREEN GROUND-WITH : Save $24.95 GREY SCROLL ...... . $199.25 S98 C2) 9x15" WOOL FACE RUGS, assorted colors. 12x11 ‘GREY CARVED LEAF ..... $164.00 S104 Were $44.95 ......... <-+ NOW $20.00 each 12x20.6 BEIGE GROUND - BROWN LEAF ........... $359.80 $2489 Save $100 2x12 - GREY TWIST BROADLOOM $154.50 $989 (10) 9x12' ALLIWOOL CHENILLE RUGS, hand woven, 12x15 GREEN CARVED LEAF assorted colors. BRQADLOOM ........... $285.66 $179 Wore SAQ0E -------..... NOW $98.00 12x13.6 GREEN LEAF BROADLOOM $198.00 899 : : 12x15 GREY TWIST BROADLOOM $219.00 S139 . . of Save $31.95 12x15 BEIGE TWIST BROADLOOM $219.00 S139

AND SHORT ROLLS

(137 sq. yds.) GREY CARVED WOOL WILTON, 9-ft. width, $10.955q. yd. 86.93 sq. yd. . ?

(99 sq. yds.) GREEN CARVED LOOP

WOOL WILTON, 9-ft. width,

$9.955q.yd. 835.935 sq. ¥. (48 sq. yds.) GREEN LEAF TONE-ON. TONE WOOL CARPET BLEND, : verersieaes $10.955q.yd. 86.93 sq. yd. (56 sq. yds.) DUSTY ROSE COTTON =

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LOOP TWIST, 9- ft. width,

LEAF. WOOL, 12.ft. width,

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SAVE $29.00 12x15" Were $98.00 .......ooener . $69.00

$7.955q.yd. $4.95 sq.vd., (96 sq. yds.) BEIGE GROUND BROWN a

$13.955q.yd. SE.9F <q. yd! (44 sq. yds.) BURGUNDY LEAFWOOL *' ~~ AND CARPET BLEND BROADLOOM. S128. width ..0.... $10.953q. yd. $7.95 x yd.

shocking pink and black acetate satin. n n »

LUXURIOUS, TOO, igs Desses’ creation in mink-toned acetate lace embroidered with {ridescent beading in tones of

rose and blue. The skirt is slim with a curved, flared tunic, Underneath Desses uses mink brown, acetate taffeta to match shoul-der-length evening gloves.

Five Fashion Show Performances Set

. Ayres’ is planning five presentations of its annual Business Girl Fashion Show in the Auditorium this season. The first show will be at 2 p. m. Mar, 12. Others will be at 5:45 p. m. Mar. 12, 13 and 14 and 2 p. m. Mar. 15:

Admission will be by ticket only. Tickets for any of the perfermances are: now available free of charge at the information booth on the main floor.

Allow for Traffic

Always allow for through traffic in arranging your room. Furniture you can’t get around without snagging your nylons or detouring is badly placed.

Election Schoduled By Musical Group

The Choral Section, Matinee Musicale will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday in the YMCA. The election will follow the group's rehearsal, Mrs. J. R. Lowell McPherson fs chairman of the box lunch, completing activities of the day. The nominating committee includes ‘Mrs. Walter McClellan, chairman; Mrs, Mark Mothersill, and Mrs. R. H. Flannery.

Club Group To Attend Tea

THE PATRONESS Club of Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority and their guests

will attend a tea to be given

at 1:30 p. m. Thursday by Mrs. Howard Griffith, 5760 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs Griffith will exhibit her colle¢tion of Hummel figurines and relate stories which inspired their creation by the artist, Bertha Hummel.” Carol Hedges, piano student of the Butler University Jordan Music College will play. Guests - will. include Mesdames Dilwin R. Batty, E. Ford Bergen, {gar! R. Briggs, J. Leslie Muesthg, Norman K. Keller, Frank Cregor, Robert Drake, Don Essig, James Bettis, Gerald Foltz and Herbert Cortright. » - » ALSO MESDAMES Frank Milles, William M. Haine, Fred McCain, R. P. Bruner, Frederic Sterling, H. B. MtNealey,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Price Sk Offers A Much Better Buy

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By GAILE DUGAS NEW YORK, Feb. 20— The current fashion “look” ? 4 oN in Moscow calls for heavily padded shoulders, kneelength skirts, sagging hemlines and sleazy fabrics. Examples of what the well dressed (and wealthy) Muscovite Wearing were brought here by Mrs. Alan G. Kirk, wife of Admiral Kirk, the former American ambassador to Russia. In silhouet Russian fashions are comparable to the worst of ours directly hefore World War II. But in fabric and workman ship, no American bargain basement ever produced anything as poor,

miss 1s

~ ” ” THIS DOESN'T MEAN that Russian fashions are -bargains, They're fantastically high, bys” American standards. Currently, Bonwit Teller is showing Fifth Avenue, in its window displays, what a hard-earned ruble will buy. The prices, translated loosely from rubles into dollars at the official rate of four to one, are staggering.

For a sleazy green satin-back crepe with panels and piping of satin and shoulder pads that would allow the wearer to join the Green Bay Packers, there's a price. tag of 513 rubles —$128. Since the average secretarytypist makes 450 rubles per month gross pay, you can see that she's not going places in

rubles,

and-cotton,

or $155.

for a

CREPE DRESS — Shoulder pads qualify for football. $128.

mere 620

Thrown in for good measure

this little number. are heavily padded shoulders, 8. 4 » scrolled rayon lining and acciIF SHE COULD afford it, she dentally uneven hem. Shown could get a scratchy gray with this Is a captivating pair “tweed” coat, about 50-50 wool- ©Of unbendable oxfords with metal shanks and metal heel

a mere $14.50.

Frederick McCain Jr., Karl F. Hermann, Robert Shultz, H. P, Kendall Jr.,, Thomas E. Toll, Albert D. Aulls, Harold Brady, Robert Imes, Everett Dammeyer and Robert Millar.

style,

There's also a hat,

and toe boxings. These come to 56 rubles, 75

kopecks or

Cossack-

in. mouton and plush,

which wouldn't rate cheers from anyone but Paul Bunyan. Russian ladies part with $34.90 for this number.

BASIC SUT Hodis is a snappy red oilcloth. $126.

Last model in the style parade is the basic. suit. Only the Moscow version isn’t so basic; the fabric didn't give promise of lasting through mor2 than a couple of -sitdowns. It sort of looks like gray flannel given a styling circa 1040. It's $128 and is snapplly accéssorized with a red oflcloth handbag with a clasp that won't work ($19.80), a felt hat that's strictly a fugitive from a race

track ($11.50), a white wool scarf ($19.50) and a pair of leather gloves $18.10),

Others attending will - be

Mesdames Harold Tossell, O. H. Bakemeler, Harry Ware, Floyd Clark, John Musselman, |||] ¢

Noble T. Reed, John Steeg Jr., | Roy Koten, John M. White, ! OPEN Sigmund Asher, Louis Traugott | ALL DAY and Daniel Shattuck. i Mesdames Simon Kiser, V. [ll SATURDAY

M. Olson, Vern C. Vanderbilt, Paul B\ Morrison and Charles | Hedley, Misses Wilma Thompson, Cerene Ohr, Mildred Henpinger and Pauline 8chell~schmidt.

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For Rearing Baby Is Hit

CHICAGO, Feb, 20—The current swing away from rearing babies by the book

in favor of Grandma's method is not a total blessing, says Dr. Henry Poncher, Uni. versity of Illinois pediatrics chief,

This old - fashioned method calls for feeding the baby when it cries, rather than on a rigid schedule, and giving it more leeway in tollet training, sleep schedules and general conduct. But many well-meaning pare ents are mistaking this ‘“permissiveness’” for a complete “hands-off” attitude, Dr. Poncher notes in the “Yearbook of Pediatrics” (Yearbook Publishera, Chicago). They are going from one extreme to the other. They are throwing away the good in the book method along with the bad. » » . AS A result, Dr. Poncher observes, the infant is not getting any positive guidance. He is developing in an insecure environs ment,

This is leading to sleép disturbances and a greater need to lean on somebody as the child Brows. Doctors are coming to the belief there can be no set formula for rearing bables—that each must be handled as an individual, according to Dr. Poncher,

The method should depend on a careful study of the parents’ and child's emotional relations to each Other,

“No simple formula, under the heading of permissiveness or any other title, can replace an understanding of the relations between parents and

child,” Dr. Poncher said.

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