Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1952 — Page 30

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Sorority to Mark Its Founders' Day

The Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority will celebrate founders’ day with a luncheon at 1 p. m. Baturday in Rene's French Restaurant. Mrs. Russell A. Furr, New Augusta, national president of the sorority,

will preside. Mrs. Clifford E. Wagoner, book reviewer and author, will be guest speaker. Sigma Chapter will be hostess for the party with Mrs. R. W. Eggert, chapter president, in charge of arrangements.

Here's Way to. Make Spanish Biscuits

For a surprise addition to a chef’s salad dinner, make Spanish biscuits from this speedy recipe. Press ready-to-bake biscuits down in center, top with spoonful of grated cheese and minced stuffed "olives mixed with ketchup, bake as usual.

VELVET OR TWEED—Fingertip length coat from Ayres’ Meridian Shop can be worn with velvet side out for evening or as a casual tweed topper.

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ALPACA OR TWEED — Double-breasted campus coat from Strauss’ looks good on both sides. Brushed wool is for dress, petit point tweed for campus wear.

Sweater Girl Fashion Outmoded for '52

By GAY PAULEY

United Press Staff Correspondent NEY YORK, Aug. 9— The Sweater. Girl will have to find another fashion. Sweaters as Lana Turner made them famous are becoming outmoded, leading manufacturers report. This fall, they're more like blouses, designed to merge with the whole outfit. “The sweater as we used to know {it is dying,” said Mrs. Ruth Carter, designer for Ros-

ana knitwear. “Sweater fashions are not. We have the sweater look In blouses, suits and dresses.”

The sweater blouses promise to be the biggest seller come fall.

“A year ago we could hardly be bothered with 'em,” said a spokesman for Bernhard-Alt-

mann. “Now business couldn’t be better,” » " o MANUFACTURERS are showing the blouses as cardlgan or pullover style, plain or pleated, in solid colors or stripes, with simple sleeves, or with the loose-fitting bat-wing or dolman. Some designers are showing sweaters as parts of costumes, with co]lars or belts to match the skirts and jackets. The sweater look even carries to fur. The House of Aronowicz combines blond otter with white wool ribbing in a luxurious cardigan. “Don’t get the idea sweaters are getting shapeless,” said one manufacturer. “The sloppy Joe 1s dead as King Henry. Sweatens still look feminine.” uo o ~

ALL-OVER pleating is the idea of Rosanna knits. The pleating is knife-llike and permanent. The same house

features sweater blouses with

bold stripes of green, brown, red, and gray white background. Even the .simpliest cardigan is given a dressmaker touch. One has white piping at the sleeves and a small white collar. Others have hand-faggoting at the neckline. Pringle Johnston dresses up a turtle-neck pullover of navy wool with insets of white at the collar and cuff line.

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Only one manufacturer disputed the disappearance of the figure-revealing sweater. “We're selling more small sizes than we ever did” sald John Elsdon, a vice president at Pringle Johnston,

Clean Clothes Lines

Be sure the clothes lines are clean before bedding is hung out ‘to dry. Hang white sheets and pillowcases in the sun; colored ones indoors or in the shade.

1872-1952

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in the right clothes from

Ayres’ Boys’ Department!

Plaid Wool Fleece Blanket Surcoat.....15.98

"Let the temperature drop! This hip length coat is wool-interlined! Water repellent! Wind-repel-lent! Has quilted rayon lining, knitted storm cuffs! Hat ‘included!

Fur collar. Sizes 6 to 12.

Brown Leather Bomber Jacket

Genuine rough 'n' ready horsehide. Really hand- ee 4

Brown; blue, green.

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Rubberized Raincoat

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Rain Helmet, sizes small, medium, large. ...

"Cotton Flannel Plaid Shirts ............2.98 Nothing like ‘em for school or play. Made for a

fellow's comfort with long sleeves, convertible collar, in a bevy of bonnie bright plaids. Sizes

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Pincheck Corduroy Trousers

When it comes to rough ‘n' tumble wear it's hard to match these. They're washable, of course. "Snugfit" band inside waist holds shirts firmly in p Place. Brown, green, or blue check. Sizes 6 to 12.

Boy: best friend on rainy days. Completely waterproof, made of synthetic rubber over fabric. Strong double seams, black or yellow, Sizes 8

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‘THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

For Campus, Dates

SUNDAY, AUG. 10, 1952

RAIN OR SHINE—Take your choice of fluffy alpaca or Skinner's Sunbak satin in a fitted coat with elasticized waistline. It is from Block's Junior Shop.

Date Sauce Made With Wines

To make sauce muscatel: In a saucepan mix !4 cup brown sugar, one tablespoon cornstarch and dash of salt; gradually stir in 2§ cup California

muscatel, white port or sherry wine and 13 cup water. Stir over medium heat until mixture boils and thickens, then continue cooking for a minute or two until clear. Add 14 cup cut-up dates, two tablespoons butter or margarine, 4 teaspoon. grated lemon rind and 14 teaspoon nutmeg. Serve warm over vanilla ice cream, or over squares of warm gingerbread or cottage pudding. Makes about 14 cups sauce.

Must Have Stopped

Almost 200 years were required for the American colonists to advance their settlements from the coast as far as the crest of the Appalachians, accarding to the Encyclopedia Britannica.

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editer

EVERSIBLE coats are taking the campus by storm this season. It's a two-for-the-price-of-one deal that every college girl loves. It makes sense budget-wise as well as fashionwise. One side looks fine over sweaters, skirts and sportswear. The other side is dressup for over party dresses, date dresses and evening gowns, Photographed are three examples of reversible coats available locally. ’

” Ld » THE SLICK looking black elvet coat, so smart for very dressy occasions, has a practical side, too—black and white diagonally striped tweed. The price is $39.95 in misses’ sizes from Ayres’ Meridian Shops, Second Floor. An all-round utility coat that changes from deep-pile gray alpaca to a smart petit point gray and white tweed can be yours for $59.95, sizes 8 to 186, at Strauss. What could be more glamorous for after five than a satin coat? Block's has one in the Collegienne Department that is fluffy alpaca on one side, Skinner's Sunbak satin on the other. This new twill-like satin has a napped wool back to take the place of interlining. The coat is double-breasted with an elastic walstline. Block's will have {it in brown 3nd navy only, sizes 9 to 13, for

QUESTION: If my child should get polio what shall I have to expect? ANSWER: Recovery is 97 out of 100 cases; no after effects in 50 out of 100, slight after effects in 29 out of 100, and severe after effects in 18 out of 100. These are chances; what will happen to the individual child cannot be predicted.

Three Fashion

Three fashion shows scheduled for Ayres’ next week include British Brevitt shoes,

Sherbrooke all - weather coats for rain or shine and the Vogue College show. Modeling of the coats will be in Ayres’ Meridian Coat Shop, second floor, Tuesday with performances set for 10:30 a. m., 12:30 and 2:30 p. m. Lee Sherman, an executive of Sherbrooke Manufacturing Co., will be a guest at the show. In-

The Times Pattern Service

By MRS. ANNE CABOT DELIGHTFUL little poodles in two colors make adorable designs .for a set of guest towels. Just iron them off and add a dainty little crochet edging. A set makes a glamorous gift. Pattern 5285 includes 10 designs measuring from 315 by 2 inches to 415 by 3 inches. Transferring and laundering directions. Instructions for making a crochet edging. Anne-Cabot’s New Album of Needlework is chock-full of grand designs, plus exciting features and a gift pattern printed in the book.

By SUE BURNETT HERE is a handsome, well fitting skirt to team up with blouses and sweaters all fall. And it's so easy and economical to sew—takes just one yard of 54-inch. Delight for the novice at sewing. ’ Pattern No. 8861 is a sew-rite perforated pattern in waist size 24, 25, 261%, 28, 30, 32. Size 25, 1 yard of 54-inch. Ready for you now — Basic Fashion for '52, Fall and Winter. This new issue. is. filled with ideas for smart, practical sewing for a new season; gift pattern printed inside the book.

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Shows Set This Week

formal modeling of the coats will be in the depdrtment on Wednesday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. The Vogue College fashion show will go on in the Auditorjum at 2:30 and 5:30 p. m. Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Park

of Vogue magazine will attend the show.

ON WEDNESDAY and

of British Brevitt footwear will be in Ayres’ second floor shoe department to tell patrons about the new fashions in Brevitts. There will be informal modeling of the shoes both days.

Miss Mackenzie was born in England in Market Harborough, a little town near Leicester. She worked for Brevitt Shoes in Bond Street, Lone don, and in 194@

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Outing Flannel Pajamas ................2.98

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