Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1952 — Page 10

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I™ LL BE a bright future, as far as fashion is concerned.

And if Dick Bartlett has anything to say about it, ' women can start looking forward to this luminous touch

on a 24-hour a day basis, It all started when Dick got

hold of one of his sister's strap-

less dresses. He couldn't understand why all that wiring shouldn’t be put to ultimate use, Consequently, he started rewiring the frock attaching the ends of the metal supporters to a battery. 2 Can't you see future ads reading, “A new gaparkling you.” (Incidentally, it didn't work.)

~ ~ " THE BRUCE CO. SAVAGES don’t have to bark about pooling honors in their family. Penny came home this past week end from a swimming meet in Louisville, carrying first place honors in the 12 and under class. Meanwhile, Bally and her two West Highland Terriers returned from Dayton, O. adding their bit to the family pride. The dogs won top honors in the puppy class, 1f this goes on much longer, the Savages will have to build a special trophy Jom,

AT LAST a "woman can go to a department store and purchase a good dependable embrace. As a matter of fact, according to the salesgirl, it is the only embrace a girl ean count on to be faithful these days.

Alice Kathryn

It all happened when Miss Connie Purdy went shopping for one of those "plece de resistance” items worn by most women, After inspecting the various types, she finally found one which inspired the salesgirl to utter the “faithful embrace” theory, Of course, this ‘“behind-the-fron curtain” substitute can’t replace the real thing in the end, » . » WITH FASHION DOING a Delilah on women's defenseless heads, the family budget can

be kept at a minimum low. At least, there's no need for the females in the house to run to the beauty parlor for constant repairs, That is, if they agree to the system suggested by the Bill Stouts. When Mrs, Stout came home with tresses cut to an inch length, husband Bill immedi-

ately got the idea of investing

in some hair equipment, He trims her hair every other week and she, in exchange, cuts his locks. So they lack the professional touch but they certainly are the heighth of fashion after they've finished with their scissors operations. Friends call them “Toni Twins.”

Ely Engaged

To Thomas A. O'Brien Jr.

ME AND MRS. J. M, ELY, 6177 N. Delaware St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Kathryn, to Thomas A. O'Brien Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs.

O'Brien Sr., Phoenix. ° The wedding will take place at 10:30 a. m. May 17 in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapel. The Rev. Fr, Edward Sahm will read the vows. Mrs, Carl J. Getz Jr, will be matron of honor, and Déborah Ann Getz will be flower girl. The bride-to-be, who has been living in Pheonix, will arrive here Sunday and stay with her parents until the . Mra, John Waldo, 120 W. 8t., .and her daughter, Mrs. Vernon ‘Lewis, will: honor the future bride with a breakfast and shower at 11 a. m, Apr. 27. Miss Ely attended the University of Arizona where she was a member i The pro Alpha Theta y. ve bridegroom HA ‘Phoenix College and Arizona State Collegs. The couple will reside In

Phoenix after the ceremony. ,

Guild Elects New Officers

New officers were elected, charter members were organ ized and policies were presented at the charter membership meeting yesterday of the Indianapolis Lamplighters’ Guild of the School of Practical Nursing of the Indianapolis Public Schools. Mrs. Kenneth E. Lemons is the president. Other officers are Mrs. J. J. Osborne, vice president; Mrs. Herman Kortepeter, secretary, and Mrs, Wal. ter B, Lichtenstein, treasurer. Policies, presented by Mrs, Lichtenstein, will he voted on at ‘the next meeting, the date to lo be announced later.

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