Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1952 — Page 35

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5631 University "Ave., and the late Dr. D. Gordon Lamb, be came the bride of Allen Puckett. Mr. Puckett is the son of Mrs. Deanie Puckett, 1027 Dudley St. The Rev, Henry G. White officiated in a setting of white gladioli, carnations and delphiniam. The bride was given in marriage by her cousin, George A. Stephenson, Danville, Ind. She wore a strapless gown of pink marquiset with ballerina skirt, Her bonnet of pink flowers was trimmed with rhinestones and held an illusion veil. She carried a white orchid and pink rosebuds. A reception in the Gold Room, Hotel Antlers, followed the ceremony. Afterward, the couple drove south. They plan to live at 4811 8. Meridian St.

BEAD BIB, CUFF BRACELETS —Scoop-neck sweater is filled in with handsome bib necklace of emerald green beads set in golden wheat clusters with tiny pearl drops. The bib can be adjusted to fasten high or low. Wide cuff bracelet: are worn two at a time. Both by Coro.

Rules Help Save Skin

In Summer

Times Special NEW YORK, June 28—“Save your skin —and your family’s skin—from the pain and irritation of sunburn this summer,” advised a noted women’s home, authority this week. “If you follow’ three simple tin ._Anne

“you “can guard aga : common; though completely unnecessary, evil that annually wrecks thousands of vacations. ONE: “Remember the sun's rays contain both tanning and burning rays. Any modern, reputable sun lotion frequently applied will screen out burning rays and allow a natural tan to

develop. » ” ~

TWO: “Remember hazy days do not screen you from burning rays. In fact, the tiny droplets of water magnify their effects, Failure to recognize this leads to many unpleasant burns. THREE: “Remember finally that being at the beach or on the water roughly doubles your sun-dosage. Once from above, and once again from reflections.” If, despite all precautions, some member of the family does

get sunburned, Miss Bradford

recommended a simple, effective household cure. Bathe .the burned areas with an antiseptic to soothe and remove the “bite”; cover with a coating of cold cream when the antiseptic has dried. “But best of all,” she said, “save your skin. Take the sun in small doses. It can mean vacation days saved,”

Unplug First When electrical appliances are to be washed, unplug all cords and turn switches to “off”

MASSIVE GOLD CHAINS—For daytime, bibs oy Id chains in nine rows of graduated sizes. Matc ae Fev ade baa vermin o punchate simple bord o bt.

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cope’ fashion. The ocelot scarf gives color and design emphasis.

. OCELOT SCARF—Drametize a basic dress with a scarf, worn “LITTLE CAPER” WRAP—Replace your stole with a new Cape-

like bolero that can be worn many different ways.

Little Accessories Will Count in Fashion This Fall

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editar

NEW YORK,, June 28 — Accessories play an important part in fall fashions this year. Big bib necklaces are the season's most Important trend to replace last season’s choker. These bibs designed by Coro are beautiful te fill in low-neck dresses or to complement the new turtle-neck blouses. They will be seen in gleaming gold, lustrous pearls combined with multi-colored beads and newlysignificant jet. ' Paris-inspired wirework and light airy filigree designs realistically duplicate the look of precious jewels. Forerunners of coming Coronation’ motifs are the antique looking heraldic medallions and chains inlaid with mother-of-pearl or made of brilliantly enameled coins. These are partienlarly smart with new bulky

textured tweeds and woals. Pearl necklaces and chokers

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white have huge baroque clasps in front encrusted with gold

filigree and rhinestones with"

matching earrings. ” » BRACELETS range from slim bangles to four-inch-wide cuffs, In pins, rhinestones, crystal and colored, are more important than ever in new delicate settings or massive “ice” pins. Topaz, emerald, sapphire and ruby are Coro’s leading color themes. . New scarf and stole shapes

by Glentex make the most of neckline and silhouet trends, There 15 a ‘“post-card” scarf, a new oblong: the “Manscot,” an oversized shaped tie; the "Flaur-de-lis,” a clever split ascot to be worn many ways. A soft rib-knit ascot is a miniature version of the masculine muffier. The popular stole goes around the clock in new textures and shapes. There are tufted knits, cape backs, scalloped edges, deep fringes, plaids and deep pile velvets.

‘Hand Washing’ Is Easy Now-With New Machine

WOMEN have long sung a dirge about undie-dunking. With debut of nylons and orlons and such, clothing and household furnishings dry in a whiff. They don't need ironing. That pleased the women who wash their

own things. Then their faces fell. These materials had to be washed by hand. Labels on women’s wear- | Ing apparel, delicate baby clothes and household pieces | sald so. ” 8.8 BENDIX DECIDED a good { way to celebrate its 15th anni- | versary and its start of automatic washers was to stack up another” wonder for workless washdays. Bendix experts sat down and | figured out 25 per cent of materials nowadays are made of | synthetic fibers or synthetics | blended with natural fibers—all i to be hand-washed. "That still | meant a hot tub for the house- | wife, her sour words and quick

on wash day.

{ Bendix handed out its present —the Gyromatic—its “Cadillac | of washers.” It's a tumbleaction deal. up and dropped down in the water gently. Perforations -in the wash cylinder force jets of water- through the clothes. The

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result — automatic hand-wash-ing. The gentle-does-it doesn't mean the Gyromatic can't handle Junior's dirty jeans. By a mere flip of a switch jeans get a good scrubbing of agitatortype washer variety. It's all a matter of changing water temperature, For this fabric-saver Bendix received Parents’ Magazine commendation seal, ” ” »

WHEN THE housewife down at Bendix’ second big birthday present she didn’t believe it. Small, using only two feet square, it had a chintz skirt, That way it's a dressing table. Sometimes it sits in the kitchen or bathroom, covered, or in its fancy colors of jonquil yellow or turquoise. It’s on ca ster ss—completely portable, It's the Bendix Dialamatic, an

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ing machine. These two new models soon | go on their way to dealers in | Indiana counties from Radio Equipment Co. 1010 Central Ave., dispatched by William Demaree, manager of Bendix sales.

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Newest is the “little caper” (shown above) cut just like a real fur cape with gnap-tn-gether sleeves. It comes in “almogt real” fur fabrics from ermine to chinchilla az well as plaid wools and velvets.

s ” ” FOR EVENING there are luxurious satin and taffeta scarfs from France and Italy, Chantilly lace scarfs sparkling with paillettes, exotic-hued saris from India threaded with gold, and silver-studded net stoles from Egypt.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Maviegliano will reside in Chicago ofter a wedding trip to Florida. Mrs. Maviegliano, prior to her marriage June 17 in Angola, was Miss Shirley Richardson. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson, 2702 E. New York St. Mr. Maviegliano’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Maviegliano, Chi-

You will find it easy to place your Flower Orders. You will find your FAVORITE FLORIST as near as your telephone. Deliveries made to any part of

the city.

NECKLACE WORN AS FOB— An antique gold medallion neckloce may be threaded through a .button hole to achieve a fob effect. Match it with a medallion bracelet, simple button earrings. Fill in a low neckline with a new “postcard” oblong scarf in geometric design.

Light Opera Could Go

Political

By ELIZABETH TOOMEL United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 28-—

Political campaigns have |

included everything but

ight opera and even that

an affectionately

paign song for the Republicans. The heat of the current campaign inspired her, she admitted. - Her first political song writing venture, called Logical,” has Gilbert and Sulli-

van operetta overtones, both in &

lyrics and melody. a ” ”

“THERE ARE 12 verses, some better, some worse,” sald

Miss Wickham, sitting down at (=

the grand piano in the living

room of her seven-room apartment just off Fifth Avenue. “I've had more response to this in a few days than I did to my operas.” She turned to composing in the 1930's, and has turned out two operas, including a full length opera “The Legend of Hex Mountain.”

“Said the elephant as he left the zoo, ‘we've all got a right to a smile or two, we'll dance, we'll sing, as loud as we can; tor we all will be voting Republican,” she sang briskly accompanying herself on the piano. ” ” ~

MISS WICKHAM made her

' debut at the Met more than 40 |

years ago.

“In the days when I sang |

with Caruso I don’t recall anything like the melodies they use to advertise all kinds of things now,” she admitted. “I think they have no effeqt at all on our

musical appreciation; but they

are extremely effective in selling things. of the campaign song. I'm not saying what candidate I'm for, but I think we need a change.” A friend sang Miss Wickham’s campaign song for the first time at a recent Taft rally here.

the composer, I'll call it ‘We Need a Change,” but I may be too busy for more political composing. I'm writing a half hour __operata for television now.” »

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hepler will make their home in 5432 E. 10th St. after a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. Mrs. Hepler was Miss Beverly Ann Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter, 2654 Brookside Ave. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler, Fredericktown, Pa. The wedding took place June L in the Roberts Park Method-

Change Decorations

If your living room interest centers around an open fireplace, there's no need to make major rearrangements in summer. A hearth can be decorated to keep the motif cool. A screen of chicken wire against a white panel is inserted in the fireplace opening with the wire as a trellis for grape ivy. Another idea is to cover the hearth with a piece of Beaverboard, painted a dark color and decorate with glued-on white seashells.

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