Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1952 — Page 8

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AN ARTIST GOES TO A FASHION TEA—Gene Feing

THERE'S going to be a stag party tonight in Woodstock Club. And it will be a special type of stag

event too.

Park School students will join their dads in a “Father

and Son” dinner. John J. Weldon, head of the Park Fathers’ Association, is chairman of this athletic night. ~ Honored will be boys who participated on the football, tennis, baseball, basketball and wrestling teams this past year. * Awards will go to students of all grade levels starting from the third grade through high school. i Mr. Weldon will be* assisted

ident of the group, and Miller 1. Keller, treasurer. *

Honored guests will include

Coaches Seward KE. Wilshere, varsity, and his assistants, Jack Baker, John Holzman and William Higgins Jr. Fathers will elect officers for the new year and with their " ‘sons, they will discuss the formation of a Park School Boy Scout troop. . » ”

DINERS IN THE Hawthorn Room recently got an added dividend in the form of a concert for the price of a meal. Members of Western and Wabash College glee clubs, who

To Assist In Pledging

Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Apr. 3—The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority; Mrs. Charles W. McComb and Mrs. Hugh Atkins, alumnae president and secretary respectively, Indianapolis, will assist in pledging at a new chapter here Saturday. : Ceremonies for the Indiana State Teachers College Beta Pi Chapter will be at 1 p. m. in the Terre Haute House, Indiana State's chapter will be the first collegiate group of the national social organization in Indiana. It will be the 64th active college group. Members of the sorority's University of Illinois Omicron Chapter will conduct the services which will pledge 47 active and about 30 alumnae members of the Lambda Delta Phi Sorority, organized in 1904 at the school. This will be the fourth national sorority to. be organized on the campus since 1949,

Hostess Announced Mrs, Burt Taylor, 45 8. Gladstone Ave. will be hostess at 2 p. m. tomerrow for the Cen-

tral Unit, WCTU. The Rev.

Larry Brandon will speak. Mrs. Fred Iske will be in charge of music,

- ANNIVERSARY ORIGINALS—The hats took the prizes yesterday at Newcomers. Club 10th anni-- * wersary luncheon in the Marott Hotel. Membérs turned milliners with creations which the sublime to the ridiculous, Mrs. John Beggs (left) received her inspiration from her kite : Mrs. F. W. Bush (tight chose an Easter theme for her hat. They are admiring Mrs. Ernest | ~~ Goehringer’s ond Mouse” creation, selected as one of the best. ~~

were scheduled to give a concert in town, were dinner guests of the local alumnae, But before the food was served to the students, they were asked by their hosts to sing a few songs. That must be what is meant by “sing for your supper.” ~ » »

MARY LOUISE MOHLER,

by Fred H, Carpenter, vice pres- ~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. E.

Mohler, 8050 Hillside Ave., who was born Easter Sunday, Apr. 13, 1941, will have to wait until the year 2031 to have another Easter birthday. It's something for the 11-year-old to look forward to on her 90th birthday. » » » A DRAMATIC EVENT has been added to the achool life of Miss Nancy Ahrbecker, 4107 College Ave. Sophomore at Purdue University, Miss Ahrbecker will play the role of Peggy in the Purdue Playshop production of “Boy Meets Girl” She will also assist In re. hearsal management, " » » FLORIDA VISITORS are finding every excuse possible to prolong their southern visits. In most cases, it's for love of sunshine. ; But Mrs. Martha Hildebrand has another reason. She intends to stay in Miami until after Easter because a northern holiday calls for a hat. She doesn’t want any headaches, " » . A FEW WEEKS AGO, Mrs. Janice Runyan left for Gers many to live with her son, Maj. Edward Runyan. In preparation for the trip, she packed evening clothes and cocktail dresses for use aboard ship. To her consternation, she

found that the Army had pro--

vided passage for her on a troop ship. Slacks are more comfortable anyway. . 0» » SEN. MARY GARRETT, the only female Democratic senator Indiana has had, recently

‘tried her hand at spying. (Un-

intentionally, of course.) Serving as secretary of her party's caucuses, the senator went to the usual meeting room, sat down and started taking detailed notes on the proceedings. It wasn't until she'd written a good part of the 'neeting up that she realized it was a Republican session. a Republican Sen. Dorothy Gardner, F't. Wayne, should try this too. Turn about is fair

play.

(and Louise Riser.

old, Indianapolis Times Staff Artist, drew his impressions of the spring card party and fashion tea givin by Highland Golf and Country Club yesterday. In the background a group of club members and their guests watch the show between tricks. The fashions were for spring into summer from Py They are a checked taffeta or loyers of petticoats under a full-skirted cotton, cotton toreador pants and full-sleeved cotton blouse with shorts (left to right)

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Factory Representatives In Several Lines Coming

A VARIETY of fashion and beauty events are going on the next few weeks in Ayres’. Miss Olga Terrill,

Coty representative, will be

through Saturday to introduce Coty’s new “Instant

Beauty,” which is a liquid tinted makeup base. She will assist- customers. in selecting their proper shade in both base and powder. A bottle of the base will be included free with every purchase of Coty’s Alrspun face powder. Miss Lucille Corte, designer of Tru-Balance foundations, will be in the corset department, second floor, all week for consultation on figure problems. Mme. Marguerite Buck, internationally famous hair stylist, will be in Ayres’ Beauty Salon Tuesday through Saturday. Mme. Buck will be available for private consultation by appointment. ” o ~ HERBERT SONDHEIM, famous New York designer, will be in the French Room to show his collection of summer cottons Apr. 15 and 16. There will be informal modeling of his designs from 10 a. m. to4 pm. on those days. * A maternity fashion show will be at 12:15 and 2:15 p. m. Apr. 15 in the Meridian Shops on the second floor, Miss Helene Scott, designer, will be there in person. Her designs will be modeled as well as maternity designs of MecKettrick. First introduction of a new show, called “Gossamines,” by British Brevitts, will be made Apr. 15. Built on an entirely new last, these shoes are claimed to have unusual comfort. They are casual shoes

Sorority Plans Fete

Omega Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, will celebrate Founder's Day with a 6:30 p. m, dinner today in the Propyfaeum. New officers, and members will be installed. (Officers are Mrs. Lettie Trefz, president; Miss Grance Méng and Miss Joanna Guss, first and second vice presidents; Miss Margaret Marley and Miss Helen Pears son, recording and correspond. ing secretaries, and Miss Wretha Lindley, parliamentar« fan. The four new members. are Mesdames Gertrude Wealhes, Iva Shumate, Florence Baker

Tau Phi Lambda

Miss Gladys Heck, instructor, will be honor guest of Theta Rho Chapter, Tau Phi Lambda Sorority, at its formal inspection meeting at 8 p, m. today in the Hotel Lincoln. Those to be initiated include Misses Marjorie Murdock, Jean McKinney, Marilyn Hunter, Hilda Keith, Marilyn Shephard and Marjorie Wilson and Mrs, Lucy Cast.

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Muncie Unit To Be Here

ing here will include Miss Kathleen Meehan, vice president; Mrs. Richard Young, secretary; Mrs. George Melloan, treasurer; Mesdames Alan Huckleberry, Sharley DeMott

and George Harris. and Miss June Mull. Guest speaker will be Miss

Representatives of the newly chartered Muncie Alumnae

Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism, will attend the Indianapolis Chapter's annual Matrix Table Saturday in the Hotel Antlers.

Mrs. J. Hoagland Shaffer, Muncie president, will be seated at-an honor table at the 1 p. m. Kathleen McLaughlin, New luncheon. i York Times foreign correspondOther charter members com- ent. Q Sh

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