Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1952 — Page 9

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JV[EMBERS of the Catholic Theater Guild went on

strike. But the strike

didn't go into effect until

after their performance of “Dear Ruth” for St. Meinrad’s

seminarians. od The entire cast went to Mrs. Laura Jean Ray's home, 4330 Washington Blvd., and held its strike party. The event consisted of a wiener roast and

music and singing on the patio. » n »

TO 8-year-old Tommy Kelly, a collapsible umbrella is a broken ane, When Tommy borrowed his mother's umbrella yesterday to go to the store, he decided it was broken so set about repairing it. He managed to straighten out the folding metal parts. His mother, Mrs. Ben Kelly, Glencairn Lane, is now looking for an old-fashioned parasol —the kind that doesn’t fold up. " n n WHEN THE George Marinoses, 3423 Carrollton Ave, reach Chicago today, they will be in for a European sightseeing tour. The Indianapolis couple will visit relatives who returned from. Europe bringing back movie films of their trip. LJ » n THE PAINTING Mrs. Bob Johnson wanted to give her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kurtz, New York, was too valuable and fragile to mail so she left yesterday morning by car to deliver it. : Last night, Mrs. Johnson returned “to her Forest Manor: home. Three hundred miles from here, she discovered she had packed everything but the

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» " o A COWGIRI., was seen chasing two Indians last might in Riverside Park. And the chase

wasn't a game but rather, it was Mrs. Vera Potter, 5345 E,

Washington St., dressed in jeans

and plaid shirt looking for her two Indian-costumed youngsters, The 6 and 8-year-old “Injuns”

“later “told their mother : they

had decided to make a raid on an ice cream stand.

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EVENING clothés will fill Paul Farris’ car this week end when he leaves for Washington. Mr. Farris, 59 W. 58th St., will spend a week attending dances and cocktail parties in the Capitol. . » » » A GUILTY conscience serves as baking inspiration for Mrs. William E. Kennedy Jr., 5346 Central Ave. When questioned as to why she does so much baking, she said, “Every time I leave the house to play golf for three or four hours, I feel guilty. Consequently, I come home and bake a cake or pie for my husband. After all, he works all day.” The Kennedys have returned from a Canadian vacation.

Arlene in Navy Lace

Arlene Dahl dined at Romanoff’'s in a Ceil Chapman gown of navy blue lace, full of skirt, throat hugging, and with the new long torso look which emphasizes her 22-inch waist. . She wore © satin pumps dyed to match and diamond drop earrings fell from ’neath. her Titian locks.

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AYRES will feature three Sherbrooke raincoat shows Tuesday in the Second Floor Meridian Shop. They'll be at 10:30 a. m, 12:30 and 2:30 p. m, Lee Sherman of Sherbrooke will be in the department all day for consultation. . Featured will be corduroy, leading fabric in rainwear for fall, as well as coats in a variety of styles in wool check and gabardine, rayon checks and flannels, both plain and patterned;. velveteen -and Shag Spun, a novelty fabric. They come in both misses’ and women's sizes in a $22.95 to $59.95 price range. Many have matching hats and umbrellas.

Hands Betray Bad Nerves

Besides the care and feeding of hands — you know by now that you must be faithful to the ritual with lotion bottle at the bath basin—give a thought or two to the way your hands behave. Hands knuckle-deep in costume rings and elbow deep in bracelets need to act nicely as well as look pretty.

Hands at ease rest as quietly in a lap, palm on palm, as doves

sleeping on a roost. When jittery, interlocking, fingertwisting or twiddling with

clothes, hands make everybody else nervous too. Another example of nervousness is the way a woman grips a cigaret—between thumb and forefinger — and grinds it out when she extinguishes it. Better hand behavior is to hold a cigaret in an arched hand between two fingers and to make the killing of the light as little like murder as possible. A little mischief-making that bears watching is a little finger that springs out of hand. It's just ‘as easy to keep a little pinkie in line with the other fingers when holding a tea-cup or a cocktail glass.

Dolphin Club Plans Outing

A party is on the calendar for the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dolphin Club Tuesday. For sure there's to be swimming. But on that day members will don suits for aquatic antics in the Meridian Hills Club outdoor pool instead. of their usual indoor workout in the IAC. Swimming will "begin at 11 a. m. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. Among the special guests will be Miss Louise Parrish, Muskegon, Mich, ‘who'll be with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Parrish. Miss Parrish arrives Monday for a visit with the Parrishes, 929 N. Bolton Ave.

Shellac for Cracks

A cracked pane of glass can be temporarily weatherproofed with a coat of fresh, white shellac on the inside.

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PRETTY ON A RAINY DAY— Dark days will be gay if you choose this Sherbrooke pinwale corduroy, milium-lined raincoat. It comes in gold, red, teal and brown, sizes 8 to 18, $29.95, in Ayres’ Second Floor Meridian Shop.

Pilot Club Will Meet

Mrs. George L. Ackors and Mrs. Robert C. Mayhall Jr., will be welcomed as new members at a dinner meeting of the Pilot Club at 6:15.p. m. Thursday. The monthly session will be in Lake Shore Country Club. A white elephant sale will be held, directed by Mesdames V. - L. McOmber, Randolph Coats and Augustus Coburn and Miss Agnes Mahoney. Committees will outline club plans for the year.

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A MAN and his wife have a woman dinner guest and there is no other man present. : - ’

WRONG: The man doesn’t bother to seat either woman. RIGHT: The man seats both the guest and his wife. ’ o ” ” WHEN you go to dinner you notice that there is a mistake in your dinner check. WRONG: Feel it would embarrass the girl if you mentioned the mistake when you pay the bill, RIGHT: Say quietly and courteously: “I believe there is a mistake in my bill.”

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clean, and they last longer since they can withstand years of handling.” Try to keep them in a place where they won't get banged around needlessly, however. :

Eight high school girls, representing local schools, will be available for fashion consultation in the teen department of Wasson's Fifth Floor, Monday through Aug. 30 and each Saturday during the coming school year.

They are Connie Roberts, Broad Ripple; Jeanne Hartman, St. Agnes; Barbara Rob-

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inson, Warren Central; Phyllis Theiss, St. Mary; Delpha Clampitt, Tech; Margaret O'Donnell, Manual; Judith Barney, Shortridge, and Ruth Bondy, Howe. The girls can be identified by ‘their uniforms, all wool

black stripe outfits with a skirt of unpressed pleats and a black and gold cinch belt teamed with all - wool jersey gold blouse fashioned with bat wing sleeves.

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Sponsor 2 Parties

The South Side Turners Ladies Auxiliary are sponsoring two card parties. The first will be at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow, the second at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Both will be in the hall, 316 Prospect St,

Luncheon for Officers Mrs: A. G. Smith, 618 Parkway Ave, program chairman for the Florence Nightingale Club, will entertain the pew

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