Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 10

ULARITY has presented a problem to Miss Elizabeth Peck. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Franklin

Bruce Peck, 5826 Winthrop Ave., Miss Peck has set her wedding date for Oct. 4. And her friends all want to

entertain in her honor, resulting in her having to refuse some of the parties. Next on the social agenda will be the party given her by Miss Nancy Miller, 5145 N. New Jersey St, and Mrs. Peck Jr, on Wednesday in the Miller home. Mayor and Mrs. Clark will entertain next Friday in their home, 5832 Winthrop Ave, with a cocktail party. ¥ # - MR. AND MRS. ORRIN H. COX, 829 N. Pennsylvania St. left today for their -Flaorida vacation. » » . THE DAY was saved for men yesterday by Noble G. Morgan, Allisonville Rd., at the 8t. Joan of Arc bridge game. Of the group playing, Mr. Morgan was the only man to come out with a winning team. It was really ladies’ day. s o - GUESTS at the Sunday dinner party of Mr. and Mrs. John Prattas, 3916 Broadway, will get something more than a meal. The hosts will show movies they took in Europe and in New England. - » . IF YOU were in the place of Mrs. Mary Jane Murray, 1508 N. Alabama 8t., you too would be proud of your hats. Yesterday, Mrs. Murray was seen during lunch wearing a black pillbox effect velvet hat with a heavy diagonal pearl and rhinestone decoration. The hat was designed especially for her by her son, J. Murray, 23 years old. Mr. Murray has designed dresses for his cousins, besides his hat creations. ” = . TEACHING cleanliness habits to 3-year-old Cynthia Matson has turned out to be a rather ‘costly task for her mother, Mrs. Richard Matson, Riverview Dr. When Mrs. Matson told her child to pick up all the papers in the living room, Cynthia did Just that—including a $10 bill on the TV set. And quite appropriately, the rubbish collector was outside, accepted the folded papers, (including the money wrapped

within the mass), and drove off unknowingly. Home education has a price too. . o n # ART is a steady diet for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blackwell, Carmel, Every morning, Justine goes to her art teaching duties in public schools while Ed goes to his artist’s studio. At night they spend their time decorating and painting old furniture. » 5 » A North 8ide woman appeared to be walking in her sleep yesterday. As many wives do, she drove her husband to work after breakfast so she could use the car during the day. A@d again, as many wives do, she slipped a coat sweater over her pajamas for the trip. En route back she ran out of gas three blocks from home. She walked the rest of the way.

Club Will See

Travel Films Members of the Indianapolis Women's Traffic Club will see a movie on Cuba and Jamaica fol%owing a 7 p. m. dinner Monday in LaRue’'s Restaurant. New officers of the group aré Mrs. Patricia Tussey, president; Miss Betty Forey, vice president; Miss Katherine Wehlage, secretary, and Mrs, Alberta Holbert, treasurer. ;

Horticulture Talk

The Association of Accredited Judges of Indiana will meet in Block’s Auditorium next Friday. At 10 a. m. Mrs. Maude Jacobs, nationally known horticulturist, will speak on “Modern Trends in Horticulture.” Im the afternoon at 1:30 o'clock she will tell. about “The Garden That Takes Care of Itself.”

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AT HOME IN MANSION OR COTTAGE—Community’s new silverplate pattern is decorated with the bride's favorite flower, the orchid. The orchid is so exquisitely carved it looks real enough to have come from the bride's bouquet. On the market now in Indianapolis department and jewelry stores, it fits with modern decor and traditional settings. An overlay of solid silver insures lifetime service of forks and spoons. A “serra-blade” cutting edge makes sharpening of the knives unnecessary. Knives are made by the unique Community electrolic process which solders the handles permanently to the blade.

Designer to Be Here Tuesday

Countess Denise Dolfin, formerly dean of the Laboratory Institute of Fashion Merchandising, and now representing the Radiant Dress Co, will be in: Block's Gown Room Department Tuesday showing her collection of fall fashions. There will be floor modeling all during the day. Her clothes designed for the woman are youthful and flattering. The Countess is a fash-

Hostess Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw, 6152 Park Ave. will be hostess at 2 p. m. Tuesday for the Chapter AM, PEO meeting. Mrs. Frank Wise will give the program on “Cottey Cottage and the Educational Loan Fund.”

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