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Times Special NEY YORK, May 31— Sprucing up your city home or country cottage? A change to crisp new lamp shades is an inexpensive way of refreshing your entire decorative scheme for spring and summer,

Drab or faded shades cast gloom across a room, and dark colors absorb heat and light.

« For a bright, breezy atmosphere

during the warm months ahead, the Lamp and Shade Institute of America suggests translucent materials in airy colors. These - transmit a maximum of light, permitting you to use less heat-producing electricity than you would need with deeptoned, opaque shades. This spring, an unprecedented array of colors, designs and textures confronts the homemaker. Shade materials range from classic silks and rayons to fiberglass, plastics and even wood. There are also bright-chintzes and calico prints especially suitable for summer cottages. . . ~

*A NEW SHADE can do for a lamp what a new spring hat does for a woman, It can even give a squat base to the tall

elongated lines now in vogue. ~ tive graduation exercises are | Lamp shades have been grow. Times Homes Editor ™ Mary Carr, Manual, pianist, | ing deeper for the past few ARE YOU a luxury-lov- hy and Barbara Farmer, Broad

years, and manufacturers who design models for” replacement have developed a “trick” that permits you to use a deeper shade than the one you are discarding. To give your short lamp a tall, imposing appearance, select a shade with wiring sunk several inches below the top rim. This device raises the

" ‘overall height of the lamp with--

out smothering the base. Shades featuring textured effects and simple, tailored shapes will give your old lamp an up-to-date look, For a casoutdeor fepl'ng currently iar afl Vea r Forel

‘mer-~there are shades. of burlap, chintz or nubby fabrics that look charming on colonial or provincial bases of wood or brass or on informal mod-

_ern lamps of metal or pottery.

Burlap is usually backed by

translucent paper parchment,

and chintz is mounted either on parchment or loosely woven buckram to let the light shine

through. “Matchstick” shades NEW ARE distinctive wood Evansville; Miss Mary Margaof natural-toned wood slats. shades and marble colors. The So : ret Walker, Loogootee, and spaced over parchment or fiber- former authentically reproduce : i Miss Barbara Bower and Miss glass also blend handsomely the beautiful grain of fine BATHROOM BEAUTY—Easy to clean plastic finish. Mae Agnes Roethele, Ft. with casual decors. woods, like the.prima vera il- Wayne.

W. E. Cobbs On Trip - To Chicago

ISS HELEN THERESA O'CONNELL became the bride of William Ed-

ward Cobb, USN, at 10 a.m yesterday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr. Thomas Fields officiated.

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ing, budget-bound homeowner? If you've a remodeling project in mind, to boot, then prefinished panels are the route to a good decorat-

ing adventure in new walls and ceilings.

They'll mean plastering and

painting are eliminated for the =

lifetime of the ‘house. Rooms may be kept in service without interruption, and there's a minimum of inatallation time, usually just a few hours.

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able currently in 67 striking color and pattern combinations, in various medular sizes that minimize reordering troubles, The prefinished material

and in lengths up to 12 feet. They may be ordered from local lumber and building material dealers.

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The finishes will provide an inviting atmosphere in den or library, kitchen, recreation or utility rooms. And they'll be especially suitable for cabinets,

ply put up the pan-

. comes in standard 4-foot widths, -

horizontal patterns.

cupboards, bars, doors and fixtures, too. Combined with plain shades, horizontal effects and tile patterns, the marble or wood will be set off smartly.

“Dean of Decorators Says Modern Home Lacks Beauty

By .GAY PAULEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 31-~Thomas Bull, 86-year-old dean |

of decorators, sighs that the American home isn't the

thing of beauty it used to be. One, women don’t have the

He gives two reasons. money to “spend for beautiful

Homemakers should enjoy the practical aspects of the material. It wipes off quickly with a damp cloth, and fingerprints, scuffs and smudges zip right off

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Diane Prullage and Miss Ilda Joan Cogan, Vincennes; Miss Mary Jane Kleindorfer and Miss Elizabeth Wimberg,

Schedules

J wey Le bE . li HE Patroness Club of Mu Phi Epsilon will entertain combined groups of the music sorority, including Kappa and Indianapolis Alumnae Chapters and Patronesses, at a 6 p. m. June frolic tomorrow. It ‘will be in the social hall of the new Prentice Presbyterian Church, 4000 E. 38th St. Mrs. James Loomis, president, will. be in charge during the social hour assisted by Mrs, Frank Gerke, president of the alumnae chapter, and Miss Vickie Hadden, president of Kappa chapter. Mrs. F. E. Glass and Mrs. John Smith will entertain for the dinner program. ” s ” MEDAL AWARD winners of several high schools will give a formal program following the dinner, Among them will be Jo Ann Strebe, Technical, vocalist, accompanied by Miss Louise Swan; Janet Paxton, Howe, pianist, and Suzanne McLaughlin, Shortridge, vocalist. Other winners unable to perform because of their respec-

Ripple, pianist and cellist. rs. Lorenzo Janes is chairman of the Medal Awards distinction which has been given annually for many years to senior girls possessing outstanding ability in music and scholastic attainments.

7 Hoosiers To Graduate

Times State Service “TERRE HAUTE, May 31 Seven Indiana girls will receive

commeneEmaent..of Rati? Marv. of-the-Woods College Tuesday. The Most Rev. Paul C, Schulte, Archbishop of Indianapolis, will confer the 58 de-

tortum, The. Hoosier girls are Miss

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This Week's Club and Organization Events—

: TOMORROW ACA—Noon. Mrs. J. Frances

Hutttman, 117 N. DeQuincy,

pind Turners Women’s ge Pp. m. New mem-

bers party. Fortnightly Study—1 P. m. Mrs. H. P. McChord, Carmel, hostess. i

La Phyllis—8 p.-m., Mrs. Don-

ald Hopping, 19 N. Layman, hostess.

Monday Afterhoon Reading —

12:30 p. m. Holliday Park. Monday Conversation—

Book review, Mrs. Henry : Hoss. New Era—12:30 p. m. I. W. Riggins, 5658 Central, hostess, Sigma Alpha Sorority, Alpha Chi Chapter—§:30 p. m. Jones

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Alpha Lambda Latrelan—3: 30 p. m, Mrs, Allan Sutton, W. 54th, hostess. Book Review—1:30 p. m. Block's Auditorium. “The Houses in Between,” Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten. Crooked Creek Homemakers—— 1 p. m. Mrs. W. R. Robertson, 52168 Woodside Drive. Freez ing food, Mrs. M. M. Mareanna. Chap. Q, PEO—11 a. m. Ms. A. R. Ramsey, Plainfield, hostess. Phi Kappa Mothers Fraternity 6:30 p. m. Atherton Center, Butler University. Installation of officers. " WEDNESDAY Meridian Unit, WOTU-—-12:15 p. m. Mrs. M. B. Thomas, 117 Eagle Creek Dr. hostess.

1908—12:30 p. m. Mrs. Ot Games, Acton, hostess. DAY Book Review—1:30 p. m.-Ayres* Auditorium. “The Houses in

Between,” Mrs. Kathryn + Turney Garten. Indian i Alumnae anipolis m. Mrs. Kenneth

Scheillie, Valley Mills, ‘ Ladies Federal—Noon. Mrs. J, O. White, 952 KE. Tabor, hostess. Thursday Lyreum—1 p.m. Mrs, I. P. Blue, 4233 Blvd. Pl, hostess. FRIDAY ih Empire Daughters of the Bri ug p. m. Mrs. C. P. Clark, 8500 Lafayette Rd. hostess, Program, new members, Indianapolis Woman's — 2:30 p. m. Propylaeum. “There Isn't Any More,” Mrs, Donald Jameson.

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and Mr. and Mrs, Thomas K. Cobb, 1539 English Ave. are the parents of the bridegroom, who is stationed in Memphis,

The bridal gown was sheer white tulle, fashioned with an off-the-shoulder-neckline and a bouffant skirt. The tiered illusion veil fell from a tulle half. hat. The bride carried a white

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also easier to clean. | de “It's like fashion,” said the tall, “Ranch house? It is a shack!” | spare man who has done the in- LMr. Bull, a native of Oslo, Nor-! terior of many a million-dollar way, where he was an apprentice * mansion. “On--Fifth Avenue, decorator from the time he was a women wear nothing but black boy, came to America 63 years . black , . , black! No in- ago, dividuality, No Initiative.” His commissions included afces | Mr. Bull implied that interior in the Woolworth buflding, .the

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” ” » MISS ARLENE RYAN, maid of honor, was dressed in a blue net frock. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Donald D. Marical, and the flowergirl, Mary Kay Cobb, wore yellow and pink, respectively.

"Thomas Mullins, USCG, was the best man, James Mullins was the usher, Thomas Stipp served as the ringbearer. A breakfast in the Martinique Lounge followed the ceremony. There was a reception in the home of the bride's parents. The couple left for a trip to Chicago.

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“I used to get $500 for threo] hours’ consultation,” Mr, Bull) sald, “but no one else did the house. I did. If you listen to! ER women you never get a good job. JT Everyone of them thinks she’s the { interior decorator.”

He also sounded off on mantels, modern furniture, wall-to-wall! carpets and ranch houses. “Mantels , . . nobody makes beautiful ones anymore,” he said. | “Modern furniture is all alike. |

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