Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1952 — Page 7

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MONDAY, AUG. 18, 1952

HEN. Mrs. John Barrett, Golden Hill, appeared in a beautiful white Venetian lace gown yesterday at her own cocktail party, everyone was asking where she

found it.

And when she told them it was _

her wedding gown made over, the women - started getting ideas about their own dresses, The Barretts entertained with a champagne party for their 25th wedding anniversary.

o = n AN EAST SIDE woman, with the assistance of her husband, was slicing up peaches to preserve in the deep freeze. Her hubby prepared the sirup and left her there with the bushel of fruit and her work. She continued to fill jars and pour the colorless liquid over the fruit finally taking a sample. Hubby had erred. Rather than sirup, the peaches were floating in gin. This could be used as a substitute for peach brandy.

~ n 5 MISS CONNIE GREEN, Central Ct., decided vou can’t hide from people you know in a big city, When Miss Green left here last week, she didn’t tell anyone where she was headed for. During intermission of a performance of “Guys and Dolls” in Chicago, she excused herself as she brushed by one of the theater-goers and was then discovered. It was Mrs. Emma Kominers, 3140 Washington Blvd. who is also vacationing in Chicago. That's the end of the secret,

IT WAS * ostly fo Miss Isabelle Riggs, 1338 Shannon St., to try to speak to her college roommate while in New York.. Miss Riggs was shopping in Times Square when in the crowd shé spotted her Indiana University roommate whom &he hadn't seen for six years, Calling out to her didn’t help and

when the pursued girl entered a cab, Miss Riggs followed her in another one. The cab stopped by a theater and the roommate purchased her ticket and went inside while Miss Riggs paid her cab. Finally, the Indianapolis woman tracked down her victim and threw her arms around her joyously. Wrong girl. Miss Riggs still says that girl could pass as her roommate's double, = n on THERE WAS a lot of lastminute packing to do at 2811 N. New Jersey St. this past week end. Miss Mona Zilson had planned a trip to Washington and just before leaving, persuaded her mother, Mrs, Fay Zilson, to accompany her. » = » WASHINGTON'S magnetism has taken hold of William J. Regas, Shoreland Towers. Mr. Regas left this week for Michigan City where he will visit his parents. After a week's stay, he will fly to Washington for the remainder of his vacation. n n o CONVERSATION overheard at the Keys went, “I simply have to think of that last name befere it drives me crazy. I know that bandleader’'s name is Johnny. But Johnny what?” Finally, an eavesdropper, unable to be quiet any longer, addressed the young lady and her companion talking at the next table saying to them, “Is the name short?” “Oh, yes. That's it,” chimed in the girl. “Johnny Long.”

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YOU MAKE a remark that you realize afterward was just plain rude—and you are sorry for it. WRONG: Try to forget it, and hope the person you said it to will also. RIGHT: Apologize for it.

” un ” YOU HAVE taken an overnight trip by train and are wondering how much to tip

the porter. WRONG: Tip him the same as you would for a day trip. RIGHT: Tip him about

twice what you would for a day trip.

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Button Sandwich

What do you do “With your old buttons? One way to keep them on hand for re-use on other garments is to make a sandwich out of them with cellophane tape. Do this hy placing the buttons on a Jength of tape, sticky side up, and covering with another piece of tape so they'll be clearly visible. Snip them off as needed.

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Miss Dunn Married in AF Chapel

Times .pecial

FT. SNELLING, Minn, Aug. An Air Force wedding took place "at 11:30 a. m. today in the Base Chapel here. Two second class airmen stationed here, Miss Jacqueline Dunn and Marlowe J. Billingsley, exchanged vows before the Rev, Sidney Leroy Billingsley. the bridegroom's father. Miss Dunn is the daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Dunn, 43 N. Warman Ave., Indianapolis. Mr. Billingsley's parents

live in Missoula, Mont.

» ” » FOR THE double-ring ceremony the bride wore a bhouffant frock of blue nylon tulle, Valley lilies trimmed the bertha and the skirt was in tiers, With it was worn a white fingertip veil, The bride's flowers were lilies arranged around an orchid. Miss Marilyn Dunn, Indianapolis, maid of honor, wore a blush pink strapless gown of net and taffeta with a bouffant skirt. Her bandeau was of blush pink silk braid and satin flowers. Dean Peterson, A/2c, stationed here, was best man. After the ceremony and a wedding breakfast ‘in Hotel Curtis, Minneapolis, the couple left for Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. At home address Sept. 7 will be 2040 Saunders Ave., Apt. 20; St, Paul. The bridegroom, a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity, attended the University of Montana.

3ToGet . Style Awards

Times Special DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 1%.Three more names will be added to the fashion hall of fame Sept. 8 and 9 at the 15th annual fashion exposition in the Nei-man-Marcus store here, Fifty models will show approximately 200 costumes from the fashion houses of this country along with those of England, Frafce and Italy. “For distinguished service in the field of fashion,” ‘awards will go to Roger Fare, Paris, glove designer; Anne Fogarty, American designer ‘of ‘fresh, amiable clothes for the young and the'voung in _heart,” ard Vincent Monte-Sano, suit and

_coat creator.

‘Proceeds and

from the shows the exposition ball which

- follows the opening night pres-

entation will go to the permanent acquisition fund of the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

California Visitors

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cooper and daughters, Barbara, Gretchen, Gwendolyn and Mary, Palo Alto, Cal., are visit-« ing Dr. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H, Cooper, 9124 E. Washington St, and his sister, Mrs. W. J. Doran, and her family, 5770 Pleasant Run Blvd. Dr. Cooper is pro-* fessor of psychology in San Jose State College.

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HAIR BEAUTY—The smart girl getting ready for college is giving herself a new pin curl home permanent (above). ple method copies her nightly pin curl job. Its automatic neutralizing process sets,

styles and curls the hair in one operation. Once her hair is pinned, she turns to other chores like packing (top, center).

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GRAND FINALE—Her packing is finished. Her curls have dried thoroughly. she leaves for the station she brushes them out into shining waves and ringlets (lower, center). At last she's off to college looking smartly dressed in her brand new suit and sleekly coiffured with her curls fluffed softly beneath the brim of her deepcrowned cloche (above).

Before

Well-Groomed Look for College Days and Dates

F you are one of the lucky girls who is campusbound this fall, better take

time out from the rush of activities to concentrate on your beauty preparations. Always be sure your face is scrubbed and prettied to perfection. Your curls should be shining with health, and arranged in a sleek, easy-to-man-age coiffure. on n on OF COURSE, you can discipline your tresses with morning and evening brushing that

total 100 strokes a day, massage your scalp to health, and keep your hair..shampoo-clean, but how about that curl? Since fashion has cast out the poodle, and embraced casual curls, if vou haven't

natural waves you'd better enlist the aid of a home permanent. One new kit sets, styles and curls your hair in one simple operation. The neutralizing is automatic. Fuss and bother are reduced to a minimum, because it works on the same principle as your nightly pincurl set.

” " n GIVE YOUR hair a permanent on the same day you pack. Read the directions all the way through to the end so you'll understand that this particular home permanent re-

one where waving lotion is applied before the curls are wound. » ” 5 NOW you're ready to pin-curl the rest of your hair just as you would if you were merely putting it up for a set, Only be sure that each curl is evenly wound and no larger than a dime. Big, bushy pin curls will spoil the result.

Afler all the curls are pinned, soak each one with tha waving

lotion, (Remember, your neck line curls have already had their first application.) This

should use up the remainder of the first half of the bottle. Remember to put the lotion only on the hair wound in the pin curls, : Now Re-

wait 15 minutes,

New Machine for Massage

One of the greatest hoons to heauty, since the beginning of time, is massage. It relieves tensions, stimulates circulation and molds body contours. Massage used to be limited to trained experts, but today a special hand machine makes it possible for every woman to include massage in her dally beauty ritual. The machine comes with complete simple-to-follow instruc-

tions, and you will find that it slips easily over your hand. Just plug it into an electrical outlet, and you'll feel a wonderful vibration which travels to your fingertips and flows through your hody.

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neutralizing, and no second setting, once curls are made. * While you take your morning shower, give your .hair its prepermanent shampoo. Dry your hair until it is just barely damp. Wind the more hair at the nape of the neck on the midget neckline curlers that are included in your Kit. If you wear your hair shoulder length or longer, want to wind this neckline hair on regular-sized curlers instead of your kit's smaller ones. This section of your hair is the only

Make It Safe

If you use a double edged razor for ripping seams and hems, protect yourself from

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Care Makes

Luggage Last Longer

Now is a good time to

take care of your luggage so it will take care of you on your future travels, advises Gordon Obrig, fellow of the Industrial Designers Institute BY now you have either been on a trip or expect

to go on one soon, so a good look at your draveling gear is in order

The scuffing received by your

luggage on past trips calls for

a thorough cleaning of traveling bags.

warm

the Mild soap and does the job whether canvas, leather or even metal be the covering. After

the "surface dries completely, two thin coats of fresh, white shellac should he applied.

If there are worn spots, it

water

would be good to stain the spot so that it matches color with the neighboring section.

For this any good “shoe stain of the right color will do. When dry, a thin coat of fresh. white shellac over the surface will give new life to the luggage. For protective strips. which have .come loose, an undercoat of shellac will keep them pasted down. Some badly damaged strips will have to be replaced with newly sewn-on strips,

Buffet Supperparty For Bride-to-Be

Times State Service RUSSELLVILLE, Aug. 18-=-Mr. and Mrs. C. Olin Leonard, here, will entertain with a buffet supper Friday in honor of their daughter, Barbara, and Marvin Dwain McLaughlin, Thorntown, Miss Leonard, 4227 Sunset Lane, Indianapolis, and Mr. McLaughlin will be married at 2:30 p. m. Sunday -in the Christian Church, here,

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