Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1952 — Page 8
LOOPED BOUCLE TWEED—New treatment of clutch bag for fall. Designed by Alon, it is black
spiced with ginger tweed trimmed with black calf strap and buckle. It soon will be available at
Handbags To Feature
Gay Fabrics
By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor
PREDOMINANT shapes in fall handbags are boxes, pounches, satchels and clutch bags. There will be a strong trend toward the use of fabrics in place of leather. Dramatic new materials will include furred alpaca with a half-inch long silky nap, cream colored fleece, polished and marecelled mohair, looped boucle tweed and lustrous camels hair mixed with cashmere as well as wool flannels and corduroys. Softness is the outstanding characteristic—softness of line and silhouet, softness through clever manipulation of leather or fabric. Some of the boxes and pouches have no frames at all and others attain their soft look by curyed and rounded silhouets or from skillful sculpturing of the leather or fabric over sponge rubber. Many of the boxes are larger, more roomy, either through
Showers for
Miss Clark
Four showers are being planned in honor of Miss Mary Lou Clark, who will be married to Kenneth Reifsteck Sept. 1 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. A linen shower is being planned for tomorrow evening “by Mrs. William Gleeson, Cleveland, in the home of her mother, Mrs. H. A. Zeyen, 4635 Dean Rd. Miss Joann Ash, 4231 Central Ave. and Mrs. Thomas Winship will entertain with a bathroom shower next Tuesday evening. A crystal shower is being planned by Mrs. Katherine Alsmeyer, in the home of her daughter, Mrs. George W, Clark, 4020 Central Ave. Mrs,
Helen Friedley, 4642 Evanston
Ave. will give a kitchen shower on Aug. 21. She will be asgisted by Mrs. John J. Ford.
Mrs. Fleck Seeks IFC Trusteeship
Mrs, Theodore Fleck, presi. dent of the Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs, will be a candidate for the
office of trustee of IFC at an |
election at the state convention next spring. Mrs. Fleck was indorsed as a candidate Yor the pos* at a recent meeting of the board of the Seventh District.
For College
“College Scenes’: will be the | theme of the fashion show to |
be put on by Block's Aug. 7 in the Auditorium. Performances have been scheduled for 2:30 p. m. and 5:30 p. m. Fashions for all campus activities will be stressed.
Ayres’,
CAREER BAG—Camel hair and cashmere covers this rounded valise shaped bag which can double as a week-end case. It is designed by Ronay and soon will be available in Ayres’.
more length or greater height. Some are exaggeratedly long and narrow and others are faceted or diamond-cut like an exquisite jewel box. : Sleek pouches have grown wafer thin, Large, large, and larger satchels or shoulder bags with many pockets and compartments — formerly relegated
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A HOUSE is being built in your neighborhood and the builders have made it plain that they don't want children playing, around or in the house. WRONG: to co-operate. RIGHT: Teach your children to respect the property right of others by forbidding them to play where they are not wanted.
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RIGHT: Either soften the
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to just travel-—now star as a “must have” in every woman's wardrobe and are frequently referred to as career bags. “Clutches” are of increased dimensions. The envelope or underarm, bag will be more important.
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Pre-Wedding Shower Set
Miss Mary Alice whose marriage to Francis Boarini, East Troy, Wis, will take place Sept. 1, will be honored with a miscellaneous shower breakfast Sunday morning. Miss Jean Clark, 1402 Kessler
Blvd., East Dr., will be hostess, | Benjamin |
assisted by Mrs, Walker. The guest list includes. Mesdames Paul Allison, Fritz Coon
and Joseph Jacobs, Columbus, | Richard Sherwood, | Mrs. |
0... Mrs. Miss Rosemary Shinkle, Victor Vaughn and Miss Mary Vollmer. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grande, 7600 Rockville Rd. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs, Edward
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
LONG SLIM BOX—Roomier box bag will be tops for fall. Soft lines are achieved with foam rubber padding on the ends. This
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is a Jona design soon to be available in Ayres’.
the new boxes is in leatherlined black antelope or calf, measuring an impressive thirteen inches in length and five-by-five in height and depth. In dramatic contrast to the sooty black antelope, the box has a 24K gold-plated luggage type handle and. lock, and goldplated reinforcements at all the corners, similar to a miniature trunk, This is also done in. a smaller version for the smaller woman. Another elongated, round barrel-shaped box in brown calf is completely soft and squashy except for the top frame. It is beige leather lined and fitted with a handsome brown leather wallet and key case. (Leather wallet and key case fittings are found in a number of bags this fall.) An oval box in black cashmere has an unusual silk smocking effect. Another oval shape in brown suede has a demure flared cape completely encircling the box, reflecting the large cape collars on some of the new fall coats. = n ” BECAUSE OF elegance of material and richness of trim in some of the fall ready-to-wear, there are handbags which have been kept elegantly simple as a foil. These are sleekly contoured in velvet, dull satin, cashmere, suede or calf with just the barest accent of trim. For instance, one softly-curved black velvet box has a tiny gold bumble bee at the lock— no other trim. Some of the bags have dainty little gold and enamel touches at the opening = sk
while others have miniature gold crests or lacy gold filigree
effects—all on the diminutive scale, The cummerbund box looks very new. This effect is achieved by a manipulation of the leather or fabric, either by stitching or tucking horizontally around the box, giving the same feeling as the pleated and
tucked cummerbund which en-....
hances the midriff of so many fall dresses.
The lunch-box type of bag in tremendous, medium or small sizes looks excitingly different in natural camel's hair or bright jewel tones of pinwale corduroy. Corduroys in brillant or muted-tones in interesting styles and shapes appear in many of the fall handbag collections due to the prevalence of this fabric not only in casual wear but in elaborate coats and dresses — some lavishly fur trimmed.
Travel or commuter bags this fall will also be‘known as career bags. Handbag manufacturers, sensing that so many women love the roominess and many pockets and compartments of these bags, have given them brand new treatment in silhouet and materials to add drama to fall casual clothes. Long envelopes or underarm bags are significant to give complementary balance to the barrel-back short coats or tubular silhouets. One of the elongated envelopes, for instance, is a spectacular 17 inches in length.
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FOREMAN became the bride of Thomas David
Mantel at 2:30 p. m. today in the garden of the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lochry, 6150 Crow's Nest Dr. The Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht and Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt read the double ring ceremony. ° The bride is the daughter of Dr. Harry Lee: Foreman, 3835 Washingfon Blvd. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J, Mantel, 5650 N. Pennsylvania St. :
" » o ATTENDING THE bride were Miss Julia Ann Foreman, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Samuel Mantel Jr., Cherry Point, N. C., and Miss Helen Rogers. : Attendants of the bridegroom were Samuel Mantel Jr,, best man, and ushers, Gabe Burton, Evanston, Ill; Jess
' Cohen, Minneapolis, Minn.; Lt.
Stanley Goldberg, William Lochry and Robert Goodman. The bride wore a gown of princess lace over nylon tulle over satin: The low scooped neckline and cap sleeves were of tucked tulle edged with pleating. Her mitts were of lace and her double-tiered fin,gertip veil was shirred onto a lace cap encrusted with seed pearls.
on » » HER QUAINT round bouquet was of white roses surrounding a white orchid. Attendants were dressed alike in ballerina-length white organdy dresses over hyacinth blue taffeta. They wore hyacinth blue sashes, matching shoes and white hairbraid hats with blue streamers. A reception was held after the ceremony in the garden of the bride's home, after which the couple left on a trip to Canada and the Maritime Provinces. For traveling the bride chose a navy blue linen suit with navy and white silk polka dotted blouse. Her accessories were navy and white. The couple will be at home
Good Exercise
For Hot Day
Here's an easy exercise for a hot day. Copy your cat's way of stretching. Stretch tall if you're cramped from sitting
still, Stretch long—in bed—if you can’t get to sleep. To lift the chest, stretch arms straight out in front, shoulder high; turn hands back to back and swing arms to the sides as in a swimming breast stroke. . To pull in the midriff, swing arms slowly up at sides, bending elbows, until your hands meet behind your neck, finger tips touching. These few exercises will relax, refresh and beautify your figure, with no
stress or strain.
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Miss: Flo Mary Foreman Is Bride
Miss FLO MARY
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Mrs. Thomas David Mantel \
in Cambridge, Mass, after Sept. 11; The bride is a graduate of Tudor Hall and Radcliffe College. The bridegroom
QUESTION: Is it unhealthful to have plants in every room in the house? Could it cause a person to be tired and sleepy? ANSWER: I doubt that this could cause any harm unless someone living in the
house were allergic to some of the plants. Some other cause for being tired and
sleepy is more probable,
i * Preparing meals on a modern automatic gas range is a pleasure and a joy, because it helps you make the most of your cooking ability, When you set the oven temperature control to "300" or "400", you can bet your last biscuit that's what the temperature will be. Everything about a modern automatic gas range is as precise as a chem. prof. The burner is even all around, the simmer flame is "laboratory constant," the broiler is smokeless, the removable oven bottoms fit like a glove, yet lift out easily for cleaning. And the automatic feature alone is worth its weight in gold. You can "set" the oven to turn itself on, operate the length of time desired, then turn itself off . . . all while you're miles away! You'll find a modern automatic gas range that's the ticket” for YOU . ... on our salesroom floor.
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Hashburgers Are Easy on Budget
Open-faced hashburgers are sure to satisfy boys’ appetites when they come home starved from a hard day's play. This dish can be prepared on short notice, and, best of all, it's easy on your budget. Open one pound can of corned-beef hash at both ends, push out in one piece and cut into eight slices. Brown on one side only in salad oil or fat in large skillet over moderate heat; takes about five minutes. Meanwhile split and toast four hamburger buns; spread lightly with butter or margarine. Top each half with a slice of the corned-beef hash then add spoonful of catsup and onion rings. Makes four servings.
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