Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1952 — Page 5

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BLACK OPAL, the French Poodle belonging

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: Mrs. Vincent Robert Kelly, 27 E. Westfield Blvd., is ss, all-round model. Recently returned from Canada, the

every possible prize in the show there. What's

dog w k Opal has even had a modeling career. Last fall,

she opened the college fashion .

show in, Ayres’ when poodle cloth costumes were being featured. The Kellys recently returned from Europe where they purchased more poodles — undoubtedly prize ones. - » - IT ISN'T ALWAYS TRUE that late out-of-town party invitations are made merely out of formality. The William MecMillans learned that recently when they received a call from Marion. Friends of theirs were in the midst of a party and decided it would be nicer if the McMillans joined them and brought a girl for the extra bachelor there. Mrs. McMillan explained they had no car and couldn't possibly get there so late. Quickly, the hosts said “Why not fly down.” After she hung up, Mrs. McMillan gave it no furthér thought until she had visitors. It seems the party group really wanted their company so chartered a plane, came to Indianapolis, picked up the guests and flew them back after the event. That's living fast, - = - MRS. ROSALYN ANTHONY, Homestead Dr, has decided never to carry tales about people again. Yesterday, while idly sitting around in her home with some friends, she repeated a

“horrible” experience one of her neighbors had recently. This neighbor had been invited to a pool chistening party and the hostess’ pool, still in the making stage, had a completely muddy bottom. Instead of a water bath, guests got mud pack treatments. Finally, Mrs. Anthony added, “What a horrible person that woman must have been to make her guests swim in a filthy mud hole.” Quietly. listening to her said, “I didn’t ask them to go swimming. When I invited the girls, I told them it would be a pool christening and merely meant to have them sit by the wa . » ” MR. AND MRS. BILL HARDEN, 9000 Westfleld Rd., are camping out these days despite the fact they own a ranch home. The Hardens moved into their newly-built house last week, spent one night inside and moved outdoors after that. By using the excess screening left by the builders, Mr. Harden set four poles into the ground and covered them with the wire protection. Two cots were placed within this covered area and the Hardens moved into their new sleeping quarters. But they won't be there for long. The couple is planning a vacation in Cuba next week. The way the heat affects them, it seems more logical if they'd head in the opposite direction.

Selecting for Girls' State

HREE Indianapolis Business and Professional Wom-

The annual session is tomorrow through July 9 on the Indiana University campus, Bloomington. Mrs, John Kundrat, state auxiliary secretary, is Girls’ State board treasurer. ' Mrs. Nell B. Downey, member of the state legislature, is in charge of the “House of Representatives” in Girls’ State and Miss Dorotha Ellen Kirk, Howe High School faculty member, is “Dean of Government” at the citizenship training school. n ” ”

THE LOCAL BPW is sponsoring an outstanding girl from Washington High School junior class to attend this year. She is Miss Sandra Grimes, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James W.

Grimes, of 2268 Centennial St.. Her selection was on the basis of scholastic standing, leadership and extracurricular activities. Sandra has served as a Student Council member in her

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president, a cheer leader and appeared on panels as a representative in youth activities for her school. She will serve as president of the National Honor Society in Washington next year. This fall she will be a guest of BPW at a dinner meeting to report on her experiences at Girls’ State.

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Always take hold of the plug when detaching a cord from an outlet or appliance. Pulling on cord may loosen connections within the plug which could blow a fuse.

A Foe of Insects

Wasps sometimes damage fruit but they also destroy large numbers of ‘caterpillars and other harmful inaects.

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Plaids Dominate Back-to-School

NEW YORK, June 30— Plaids are the big news in back-to-kindergarten and back-to-school fashions for fall. The sand pile and primer set will have as wide a choice in fabric and color as grownups. Dark plaids, predominately red, blue and green sparked with white will be popular in ginghams, new printed cordu-

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FASHION-PLATE PLAIDS—Whirligig ginghams are fashion news from New York for tots. They'll soon be available locally. J Erch of the styles sketched above, designed by Suzy Brooks, will

be shown in sizes 3 to 6 and 7 to 14.

roy, novelty wool jersey, wonderful Orlon and wool blends and furry coatings.

Mothers will welcome these new Orlon and wool blends. They'll be especially smart in plaid skirts that are permanently pleated, washable and require no pressing. #® ” » WHIRL SKIRTED Gibson Girl dresses will be the most popular style. Closely following will be jumpers with removable

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War may + have separated or broken up some families.

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In Irvington Church

DE HOWARD STONE officiated at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Scott yesterday afternoon in

Irvington Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Scott was Miss Lyda D. Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Smith, Franklin. Mr. Scott's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matthews, Austin. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white nylon over satin. Designed with high neckline and sheer yoke, the frock had a Chantilly lace bertha and sweeping train. She wore a shoulder-length veil of imported silk illusion with a

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tiara of seed pearls, She carried a cascade of white roses and orchids. #” » ” MRS. ORVILLE F. SHOEMAKE, her sister's matron of honor, wore pink net over taffeta. Formal frocks of aqua net over taffeta were worn by the bridesmaids, Misses Pauline Toney, Norma Doan and Marie Adams and Mrs. David Schmoll. The bride's sister, Sharon, Franklin, was flowergirl and wore a yellow net gown with taffeta hooped skirt. The bridegroom's nephew, Donald Shoemake, was ringbearer. Nelson Carr was best man. Ushers were Travy Smith, twin brother of the bride; Everett Smith, Birt H. Smith and Slee 0. Smith.Wedding guests went to the Orville Shoemake home, 5480 KE. Terrace Ave. for the reception. Later the couple left on a motor trip. The bride traveled in a light blue sheer dress and white accessories. They will live at 1732 N. Meridian St.

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fashion. Fabrics have new texture interest. There are heavy cotton tweeds almost like upholstery fabric for suits. A new corduroy tweed, warm and washable, is especially smart for suits. Another version of corduroy looks like yarn dyed gray flannel.

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Fashions

Suit trends follow the grown- | up trend with waist-length jackets, boxy jackets and new barrel jackets. Princess fitted coats will be popular for dress. Classic boxy coats will be more comfortable for every day. Furry fabrics are ‘used as well as poodle cloth, “tweeds and camels hair, Tartan plaid coats are seen in abundance with velveteen collars and cuffs to pick up one of the, colors in the plaid. By Betty Locher.

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