Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1952 — Page 10

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"THERE was nothing dated abou the Children’s Museum Guild fashion show yesterday in the Columbia

Club except for the old-time dresses used for color.

And

these were taken from the Museum itself and set up the

day before by struggling members who tried to fit straps and snaps together. Breathlessly rushing in the last minute was Mrs. Roland Charron, 608 E. 46th St. She had just left a good golf game and had fought her way through the “Ike” parade to get to the club. Mrs. Gerald Bender, 602 E. 46th St., wearing a black dress featured in the Jo Copeland collection, decided she couldn't attend today's fashion event dince she’s breaking in a new

maid. ” a n

IF YOUR husband is an attorney, his curiosity is excusable. Mrs, Robert E. Jones, 6384 Broadway, is used to having her hubby raise questions when she or her friends are talking. The usual one’s are “Who?” “Why?” What is the reason behind it? Social friends are no different from clients for these men of logic. =» ~ = A NEW garage will be going up soon on the Edward Ryans’ grounds, Mijllersville Rd. During the mer the Ryans have been keeping their cars outside with the garage doors closed. And their daughter Susie, with her- neighborhood friends, has been taking advantage of the place by playing house in it. When Mr. Ryan checked it last night, he saw the addition of curtains, old chairs and other pieces of furniture which transformed the once car-house into

a doll-house. s Ed »

THIS WEEK is a busy one for Miss Esther Zaphiriou, 1126 N. Leland Ave, Last week, at a dinner dance, her parents announced her engagement to Stephen Tsallkis, South Bend. This week, Mr. Tsalikis’ family is entertaining in honor of the bride-to-be with an open house and luncheon. She will meet South Benders the next few days.

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pression ~ school time means free time for mothers, you're quite mistaken, is what Mrs. David Burns, 4205 Washington Blvd., told her luncheon companions. Before her youngsters started school, she dreamed of the time they would be 6 years old, and she could have some free hours.

They're in school now and like all mothers, her work Is double,

=" " ~ THE Joseph P. Gallaghers, 615 E. 52d St., will hit the daily double Saturday. Helen and Marianne, their daughters, will get married in a double wedding that day in 8t. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Helen will marry Jerome A. Krug, 5701 Julian Ave,, and Marianne's bridegroom will

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¢ ” » » MR. AND MRS. E. F. TIETEMAN, 2626 Ryan Dr., have returned home from their Florida vacation. . » ” WHO was the well-dressed lady yesterday in the Columbia Club sporting a black-seamed stocking—with a light-seamed one on the other leg? At first impression, spectators thought she was modeling something new by Copeland but she turned out to be one of the Children’s Museum luncheon guests attending the fashion show.

Fall Fashions Highlight Party

“Indiana Fall Fashions” will highlight the New Neighbors League's guest bridge party at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Antlers Hotel. H. P. Wasson & Co. will show the fashions. Modeling will be Mesdames Taylor Wilson, Dale Hodges, Bruce Atkinson and Jane S. Stygall. Assisting Mrs, Lewis H. Hall, general chairman, are Mesdames Jerry W. Stevens, Abram K. Nissley and Howard C. Brashear.

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Dance

The Columbia Club will inaugurate its fall and winter social season with a gala buffet dinner dance Oct. 18. Autumn flowers and foliage will provide the colorful setting for “A Night on the Rio Grande.” Dinner will be served in thé ballrbom from 7 to 9p m. There will be dancing from

9 p. m. to 1 p. m. Billy Moore and his Californians will play.

SEPT. 24 is the date for the first ‘luncheon-bridge for the women of the club and their

guests. After luncheon in the ballroom, H.P. Wasson & Co, will give a style show. A complete wardrobe of fall and winter clothes, including evening dresses, sports suits, fur coats and coats will be shown. Miss Dorothy Clapham will commentate, Mrs. J. J. Robbins is hostess chairman.

SCHOLARSHIP WINNER — Miss Helen Jean McClelland, graduate of Speedway High School, has been named to receive a $200 scholarship to study physical education in Franklin College. The scholarship was awarded by Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc. Sorority. Miss McClelland was sponsored by the Speedway Epsilon Eta Chapter of the sorority. The award was presented by Mrs. Earl Chadwick, president of

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1952

Sororities—

Announce First Fall Sessions

Two local sorority alumnae associations are opening their fall seasons. Mrs. T. W. Bennett, 5818 E. Washington St., will be hostess for a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p. m. Monday when Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club meets,

At the business session Mrs.

Allen Beard, chairman of ways |

and means, will present plans for the Oct. 4 annual rummage sale in St. Rita's Catholic Church.

Mrs. Bennett will be assisted by Mrs. James R. Bowen, arrangements chairman; Mes-

dames Gerald Pate, R. F. Gunn, John Miller and Robert Casey. Chairmen of working committees for the coming year include Miss Betty Wrege, program; Mrs, Earl Conway, mems= bership; Mrs. David Boling, rush; Mrs. J. R. Bowen, altruistic; Mrs. 8. E. Mohler, bridge; Mrs. L. C. Patterson, magazines, and Mrs. D. W. Hughes. ” ~ » MRS. JOHN H. BLAKLEY and Mrs. Richard E. Aikman will assist Mrs. Thomas D. Young, 5770 Broadway, at the Alpha Delta Pi ‘Alumnae Club meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

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Flower seeds may be placed in individually labeled packages and placed on top the grass seed. Remaining space near the top of the can may be used for bulbs.

A tag listing contents of the can may be attached to one of the can’'s handles for speedy identification when planting time comes around again.

24th will be at 5:45 p. m. Per-

Ayres' Business Girl's Fashion Show Dates Set Ayres’ Business Girl's Fash- - formances on the 25th will be fon Show has been set for Sept, at 5:30 and 7 p.m.

Tickets for the shows miy be 23, 24 and 25 in the Auditorium. . obtained free of charge at the Performances on the 23d and

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