Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1952 — Page 8

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Schiaparelli Drapes New Creations on Rounded Silhouet

By ROSETTE HARGROVE Times Special Writer

PARIS, Aug. 6—Schiaparelli packed. a couple of hundred buyers, friends and representatives of the press into the floodlit courtyard of her private mansion to view her Winter “grasshopper” collection.

On a sleek, rounded silhouet

Schiaparelli scatters winglike jutouts which thrust forward on ‘coats, suits and collars, and swish behind on stiff ened bhasques and afternoon dresses Bell skirts are revived here, topped with brief Eton bholeros or unfitted fackets just barely hinting

at a waistline. Draped jersey blouses have choker necklines. Evening decolletes are square cut in back. Super bulky topcoats have outsize cowl draped necklines, incredibly large collars or giant fur lapels and cuffs. ” n n SCHIAPARELLI burgundy reds with blues, and with grasshopper The rest of her color card Is composed of desert tans, Orange, grays and black. Velvet-and fur felt hails were worn by the models. Some hats

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MANGUIN HAS gone to the romantic 17th century for inspiration, and has brought back high cavalier collars, lace jabots and cuffs, modernized doublets, riding skirts and draped overskirts. The silhouet remains fluid and supple in this collection, but - skirts are slender and definitely longer, about 12 inches from the floor. Soft, semiclassic suits are completed by Hhiscious satin blouses with draped necklines, These suits are often trimmed with satin, velvet or braided edges. Hip-length, unfitted jackets are often lined with fur, and often narrow at the hem.

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Tailored coats are also trimmed with fur, ” no» NEWEST silhouet in topchats 1s the spindle, or cone line. Redingotes dip in back at the waistline where fullness is concentrated. Dresses designed for cocktail wear featured full harem hems, nonchalantly draped bodices, intriguing decolletes and ultrafeminine transparency. Formal evening gowns have sweeping skirts under turnedback “washerwoman’’ draperies or modified panniers teamed with fichu bodices. Ridinghood red, purple, pumpkin, toast, blonde and a lot of black is used in this collection, which spotlights jersey, gatins and supple crepes. Manguin's streetwear features hairy

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AF 'Briefs' Girl Staters

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (UP) —The average woman in the Air Force is just over 19 years

old, five feet, four inches tall and weighs 123 pounds. This information was given by Women's Air Force Deputy L.t.°Col, Kathleen McClure to girls from every state participating in Girls’ Nation, the American Legion Auxiliary's school of citizenship meeting here this week. Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett told the group 8 Armed Forces had tripled in strength in 1951, He termed this a “creditable performance” and sald the Armed Forces are now trying to put their affairs on a “corporate basis with an

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Col. Mary A. Hallaren, director of the Women's Army Corps (WAC), said one out of every three WACs is serving overseas, either in England, Japan, Okinawa or other countries,

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TORSO-MOLDING SWEATER—This is the new fall 1952 college

sweater. In red ribbed wool, it has a turtle neck collar and is semi-fitted well down on the hips. Note white knit socks, white shoes. These college students modeled for Ayres’ fashion show today.

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor HE voice of the turtle

was heard in Ayres’ col-

lege fashion show at 2:30

p. m. today, but there was

nothing slow about the clothes

shown. peated at 5:30 p. m. today.

The show will be re-

Turtle-neck sweaters, turtle-

neck dresses and even turtle-

neck < fashion news. short coat unfitted at the waistline tweed and velveteen.

coats made The turtle-back

cardigan

was seen in cerduroy,

Clothes were keyed to the new

fssue of Mademoiselle magazine and sequences in the show car-

ried a political convention theme.

The commentator was stationed

in a campaign booth. First

plank in the political platform

| was “Blondes,” meaning blond-

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| protection. | creating your beauty base.

colored coats.

Charming college girls helped gelect and model the clothes for the show which opened with the.

Deodorants

Are Vital

Two beauty ‘preparations which certainly have no season are cologne and deodorant.

| They are just as vital to your

personal charm and grooming in fall as they are in midsummer. Keep them together on your

| shelf in the bathroom, in your

desk drawer at the office, and certainly in your overnight bag. They are the basis of your entire beauty ritual. One particularly effective deodorant is a creamy smooth lotion which is designed to prevent the fermentation or bacterial growth caused by perspiration. The deodorant can be used daily because it congains a new astringent property that causes no irritation to the skin. 8 n ”

THE FRAGRANCE of the

| deodorant is so fragile it will | not compete with the cologne.

It dries as soon as it touches your skin, which eliminates the possibility of it damaging your

| clothes.

Apply the lotion generously.

| Cover the entire area to insure

Remember you are

The inseparable companion of this lotion deodorant is a de-

| lightful cologne, as refreshing | as summer chiffon and | lasting as perfume. It will add

| a fragrant,

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feminine note to every costume and occasion.

Scots Once Banned

Golf, Jailed Players

The Scottish. Parliament in

| 1457, passed a law prohibiting

the sport of golf because it was keeping men from practicing their required archery. Scottish players gave it up for a time and then returned

| that a severer law was passed in 1491. The new law subjected not only the player to fine and imprisonment, but also the owner of the land on which the game was played.

New Players Group To Hold Picnic

The Christian Park Players will hold a picnic at 6:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Christian Park. The group will meet in the Community House. A newly-formed organization, members are PTAers from School .82. Anyone connected

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Mademoiselle cover girl in a

‘blonde tweed cardigan coat with

a matching skirt cut slinky over the hips, then flaring out like a morning-glory around the Knees. n n a IT WAS WORN with one of the new sweaters of white ribbed wool semifitted from the high turtle-neck collar to the cuffed hipline. The “rumble-seat” coat of the ’'208 was revived in a creamy alpaca coat with“knitted turtle neck and cuffs. Middy blouses, some fitted, some softly crushed at the waistline. will mark the smart college wardrobe. A new interpretation of the turtle neck is a rolled collar that stands away from the neck. These ®Hllars were.particularly smart on tweed casual dresses, Knit dresses also will be smart on campus and angora hats will be the rage in all colors. Berets and cloches take top billing. Ayres’ predicts kneehigh white knitted stockings with white shoes. for cam-

STOP-OVER — Mrs. Jack Lapham, San Antonio, recently elected president of the Naotional Society of Arts and Letters, left Indianapolis last week en route to New York.- Mrs. Lapham stopped off in the city with her husband, Col. Lapham, before heading East to complete arrangements for oppearances of Mrs. Helen Dell Nordsieck, Indianapolis coloratura soprano winner of last year's NSAL career award. The Laphams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, 4833 N. Meridian St.

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Turtle Theme Wins Votes As Coeds Model Campus Styles in Ayres’ Show a

QUESTION —We have a 12-year-old boy who four years ago started jerking and jumping from his legs down. Later he developed. jerks in, his shoulders and head. Then he batted and squinted his eyes.

ing to be around him. What is your view: ANSWER: Several possibil{ties have to be considered, The youngster should be tested for several possible nervous diseases including chorea, or St. Vitus Dance. There is a possibility ‘that the condition could be a tie or habit-spasm. Until an exact label or diagnosis has been placed on his diffuclty, it would be dif- * ficult to know what to suggest "doing for him.

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SHUT-EYE FASHIONS—College gals will be as well-dressed f are three dormitory fashions in candy-striped flannel—a night suit with sash, and nightgown made like a dress.

pus 1952. It is hard to tell night clothes from play clothes these days. Dormitory favor tes shown were candy-striped- flannels. One style had a sweater top over short bloomers. There was a short night shirt and a nightgown, too, all in the same stripe. In the “Vote for Labor” sequence, a group of blouses, skirts and dresses made from patterns were shown. Another scene called “Candidates Take a Ribbing” featured ribbed cottons, corduroys and wools. Of special note here was an olive green and gold ribbed cotton casual dress with a matching gold wool cardigan sweater bound in tha same cotton. Informal dancing dresses are a favorite on every campus. This year's version is a white sweater-blouse over a full vel--veteen skirt, shown in such colors as bright pink, olive green, peacock blue, taupe or American beauty. Models wore

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catin shoes dyed to match the skirts and short white gloves: a ” ” ’ FINALE of the show was the “Torchlight Parade” showing all-red evening gowns. Lengths

in evening gowns ranged all |

the way from street to floor length.

Members of Ayres’ College |

Board who modeled for the show were Miss Bea Douglas and Miss Carol Welch, Butler University; Miss Susan Cadick, Vassar College; Misses Helen Curry, Susan Pitkin and Kay Mussetter, DePauw University; Miss Eleanor Abrams, Marian Coliege; Miss Lyndall Reed and

Miss Carol Teckmeyer, Stephens|

College; Miss June Wear and Miss Patsy Patton, : Indiana University; Miss Joan Pritchard. William Woods College, and Miss Ann Abbott, Purdue University. Male Dave Githens and Kevin Johnston, Wabash College.

‘Don't’ Has More Meaning If Not Said Too Often

By RUTH MILLETT “MAMA, please don't say ‘don’t’” said the 5-year-old to his mother in all seriousness. He had something there. For she probably used the word 20 times in half an hour.

“Don’t” is such an easy word for mothers to use even though it is a hard word to make stick. Unless we watch ourselves we Ov=erwork it to the point where it has little meaning. Of course, no mother can handle chil-

dren all day long . without s aying “don't 1t

Ruth Millett

sometimes even dangerous to try getting along without that negative command. It is when the word gets to be habitual that it is bad.

would be silly,

Say “don’t” to a child all day long and both of you grow irritable.

It's frustrating for him to be told “don't” no matter how harmless of momentary the

thing in his fancy directs him |

to do. And it is annoying to the mother to say “don’t” so often the command loses its force

and finally has to be backed | up with a louder, more threat- |

ening order. ” ” ”

SO WATCH that

children.

Over-work it and you'll both |

be frustrated. Use it only when really necessary and it will carry a lot more weight.

And what's more you won't |

have to spend all that energy

trying to enforce the “don't” |

you really didn't have to utter in the first place.

“Quick, Lucy! . . . Look up Hearing Aids

models were |

“don't” ‘if | you want to be on pleasant, com- | panionable terms with your !

or the Sandman as for a date. Here -shirt with deep pocket, bloomer All three were modeled in the fashion show in

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