Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1952 — Page 11

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Starting off in a cocktail lounge, the progressive group will continue on to various dining places for each

meal course. 2 After dessért, they will all assemble at the Jack Cummings home for. the digestif treatment. . No finger . bowlers group.

- ~ » SINCE CHANGING positions on the Butler campus, John Barnett has become a stranger to his old beat. Yesterday, when he walked Into one of the formerly frequented places, he was greeted with, “What brings you out?” Mr. Barnett quickly explained, “All things ckawl out in the spring.” He's no egoist. . » » IF YOU'RE a smart male, you can keep all the women happy. At least, you can do so during Lent, Eddie Roberts, .5604 College Ave., has mastered this female ego inflatinggtechnique. Gathering information on girls who have given up beer for this 40day period, Mr. Roberts calls them constantly, (big rush), asking them out for a drink. The girls are flattered by the invitation, even though they can't go, and Mr. Roberts earns a favorable reputation at no cost outside a phone call. What happens after Lent though?

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» ” . IT LOOKED more like a bakery exhibit than a social event last night at the Fred Bakers. Living up to their name, the Bakers had prepared three masterpieces—a cake for their own

"30th wedding anniversary; a smaller one for the seventh wedding anniversary of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Baker Jr. Chicago, and a yet smaller one for 2year old Linda Baker, celebrating her birthday. Good things come in threes. “ # ® SOMETH[NG OLD at the Indianupolis Athletic Club Satur day will be the traditional Tulip Time Ball. Something new will be seen Sunday in the 6:30 to 8:30 p. m, buffet dinner-dance offered by the club.

MEMBERS OF the Over-25

Club will be confronted with a delicate matter Apr. 20 in the Kirshbaum Center. ’ The group will meet for a Honey Ball Hop. (“Honey Ball” derived from the delicacy served in homes during Passover). Leonard Levy, president. will be chairman of the event. A dinner dance May 25 in the Washington Hotel will close the year's social season, » » s PETER COTTONTAIL is making personal appearances in Indianapolis. While hopping along W. Maryland St. recently, Peter, who turned out to be a Miss Peter, almost caused a

traffic jam. Wearing a white cap with |

long ears, white bunny boots |

and mitts and farmereftte denims, the Easter rabbit attempted to cross the street. The cotton tail was really there -too.

Marilyn Monroe Says: 'I Dress to Please Men’

By ALINE MOSBY United Press Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 10—Marilyn Monroe sighed today she’s being criticized more for wearing clothes tha

taking them off.

Marilyn recently confessed to the United Press she

Gamma Phi Beta

‘Alumnae to Meet

The regular business meeting of Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae of Indianapolis will be at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Charles McCamb, 6115" Riverview Drive. Installation of new officers will take place. List of officers for the coming year includes Mrs. Charles McComb, president; Mrs. Dimitrius Gerda, vice president; Mrs. Jesse Brant, recording secretary and historian; Mrs. E. E. Tuttle, treasurer; Mrs. John Rademacher, corresponding secretay; Mrs. H. E. Henley Jr., Panhellenic delegate, and Mrs. Robert Nelson, public relations representative.

Parent-Teacher Group

Names 2 Chairmen

Two new chairmen have been appointed by the Indiana Par-ent-Teacher Congress to the board of managers. Filling the unexpired teym of Mrs. Edwin H. Brands, Hartford City, program ~hairman who resigned, will be Mrs. Grayden F. Heuman, Muncie. Mrs. Merle Fall, Sorth Bend, will serve as councils chairman on the state board to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Forrest Tichey, Churubusco. The two will attend the board meeting here Tuesday and the state convention Wednesday and Thursday in the Murat Theater.

meet at 7:30 p. m. next Thurs-

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QUESTION: Is it true that if one drinks a great deal of liquid it will cause one to become heavy and fleshy? ANSWER: Plain water does not lead to the production of fat. Of course, If there fs sugar or other nutriment in the liquid, it can cause fat production. In a person who has insufficiency of the heart or of the kidneys, the body may retain some fluid and cause swell ing, but this is not true or normal flesh. In the healthv © person, excess water is rapidly eliminated and will not cause heaviness or fat.

Garden Club Sets

Luncheon Meeting Golden Glow Garden Club will meet in the Marott Hotel at 12:30 p. m. on Apr. 18 for the President's Day "luncheon. Thé new president is Mrs, John Lane. Other officers are Mrs. E. E. Talkington and Mrs. Conrad Barrett, first and second vice | presidents; 1LIrs. William Fietcher, secretary, and Mrs. Rilus Doolittle, treasurer.

Tri-Delt Meeting Delta Omicron Club, Indiana University. Alumnae Chapter of | Delta Delta Delta Sorority, will

da the home of Mrs. G: Wilhoi, Mohr, - 6951 Oak Lawn 1 Ave. Assistant hostesses will be

Mrs. Beryl E. Hicks and Miss |

Jean Ann Fleenor.

posed nude for an arty calendar three years ago because she was broke ‘and needed the $50. | The reaction was tolerant sympathy, and thousands of requests for the calendar. 5 Now the gossip columnists are needling the blonde beauty that her clothes are “atrocious and vulgar” and “Fox Studio ought to send her to a charm school so she’d learn how to dress.” 2 ” s “WOMEN ARE SO critical,” pouted Marilyn. “But men appreciate what I wear. I dress to please them. “1 like clothes with feeling. They're more interesting, Most women look at Harper's and Vogue. But that long and lean look is nbt my type. I'm the round type. “It all,” she explained, to do with nature. 5 ” » “I DON'T LIKE full skirts. | They're quite inorganic. Clothes | should follow the body line.” The frantic fuss over her fashions started when she appeared at various parties in two organic evening gowns, not at the same time. Both are red and Lillian Russell style. They are less than strapless and cling to every Monroe body line except for a flounce at the botitom. “Those gowns aren’t cheap,” she said indignantly. “The velvet dress was designed by Oleg Cassini and the lace by Christian Dior.” ’ Another Monroe trademark is a fresh flower that she sticks into her plunging neckline. This raises an eyebrow here and there, too. “It’s feminine,” said Marilyn in that soft, breathless voice. “See? 1 wear simple clothes. What are theycomplaining about?”

4 New Officers Listed

Mrs. Herman Morgan is the newly elected president of the Arlington Chapter, ITSC. Other officers are Mrs. R.»H, Crockett and Mrs. James Eaton, first and second vice noresidents; Mrs. Mitchell Saikley and Mrs. Thomas Hazlett, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs, Walter Lange, treasurer; Mra, Louis Bryant, auditor, and Mrs. R. F. Elliott, federation delegate.

Vacation in Ohio

Mrs. Harry Dragoo II, 4711 E. 35th St, and her children, David Philip and Betsy, are spending spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Beasor, Columbus, O. The older Dragoo son, Douglas, has returned from Washington. He was with The Indianapolis Times’ carriers.

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