Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1952 — Page 32

limes photo by John R. Spicklemire SALE PREVIEW —Barbara Hepburn, Nancy and Sally Grimsley (left to right) admire the cunning children’s antiques their mothers have collected for Alpha Kappa Latreian’s sale. Their parents are Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Hepburn, 7570 Morningside Dr., and M# and Mrs. Earl Grimsley, 5829 Guilford Ave,

Plans Bridge Party, Antique Sale

AHA KAPPA LATREIAN CLUB members are on the hunt for antiques. Their fifth annual bridge party and antique sale will be staged at 1 p. m. Oct. 1 in the Riviera Club. Mrs. Guy C. Dixon and Mrs. C. Keith Hepburn, ways and means chairmen, are in-charge of arrangements, Proceeds will go to Flower Mission Hospital. Since Alpha Kappa's organization 10 years ago the club has furnished the nurses’ room, beauty ghop chairs and dryers, wheel chairs, movie projector and screen, radios, toasters, streptomycin and numerous smaller items in the hospital. At present the club is providing funds for an intercommunication system being installed in Flower Mission. Committees assisting the general chairmen are Mrs. D. P. Morris, antique chairmen, with

Fashion Calendar—

Mesdames John Mutz, R. T. Hill, Burchard Carr, Royer K. Brown, R. M. Hunciiman, C. A. Fisher, T. E. Reilly and Ralph Hook. LE MRS. L. H. THEOBALD, tea chairman, with Mesdames Edwin Cree, Lester Irons, Can ning Childs, A. B. Nail, Earl Grimsley, R. S. Hittle, P. G, Woolf, W. F. Betsill, J. L.. Buehler, Robert Berner, Gilbert Small, O. N. Oivey, J. R. Townsend Jr. and Vincent Adams. Mrs. Spencer Trudgen, special prize chairman, with Mesdames Lee Fox, C. E. Dun:an, H. D. Tousley Jr. George Diener and G. W, Spring and Mrs. Howard Kemper, table prize chairman, with Mrs. Buford Cadle and Mrs. Alvin Johnson. Mrs. E. A. Schafer, ticket chairman, with Mrs. D. L. McDougald and Mrs. BE. 8. Doriot; Mrs. D. J. Morris, chairman, with Mrs. G. G. Purdy, publicity; Mrs, James Forsythe, decorating, and Mesdames J. H. Gant, Gentry Haun and F. C. Miller, associate members assisting.

Milady's Millinery to Be Week's Featire

TOMORROW Block’'s—Russ Russell, millinery, informal modeling all day, Millinery French Room, Second Floor, TUESDAY ,

Wasson’s — Young Viewpoint Floor.

modeling all day, Shoe Salon, Second Floor. Coats and Suits, Monte Sano Jr. in person, informal modeling 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. in the Coat and Suit Shop, Third

Towers in person, Budget Shop, Second Floor, Ayres’—Business Girl's Fashion Show, 5:45 p. m., Auditorium.

Monte Sano, second day. Evins Shoes, second day.

Monte Sano

Fashions, shows at 11 a. m. Bjock’s—Countess Denise Dolfin,

and 3 p. m. Nat Abelson in person, 8econd Floor, Women's Department. Alice May

Radiant Dress Co. modeling all day, Gown Room,

THURSDAY

informakAyres'— Business Girl's Fashion Show, 5:30 p. m. and 7 p. m,,

New York Fashions: - To Be Here

By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor

IN DIANAPOLIS women do not need to go to New York to see the latest in fall fashions. New York is coming to Indianapolis by way of local department-stords. Representatives of some of the best fashion designers will be in

town this week with their complete collections. @

The advantage to the shopper is that she will see designs that will not be carried in the store. She may, therefore, select things for herself to be ordered in her size that will be exclusive to her in this city.

Photographed are designs from four fashion collections to be shown here. The taffeta dress by “Young Viewpoint” is designed for the woman 5'5"” or less. The dress has a newTooking fleur-de-lis neckline, a bell skirt with a godet in front of accordion pleats and comes in Dior blue, amethyst and taupe, size 1215Y to 24.Y (the Y stands for young). The price is $39.95.

NAT ABELSON, company designer, will be in Wasson’s Women’s Department, Second Floor, personally. There will be informal fashion shows on the floor at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m.

The charming Miss Alice Rainess who designs Alice-May hats will bring her collection to Wasson’s Millinery Department Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be informal modeling in the store all day.

The designer makes seasonal trips to Paris to transiate the newest French designs into American fashion. With Miss Alice will be Miss Mollie Browning, stylist for Adrienne Originals, a division of Alice May hats for the youthful customer who wears a large head size. Many of the hats will be shown for this customer.

Russ Russell, one of fashfon’s newest designers, will be in Block's Millinery French Room tomorrow and Tuesday with his fall collection of hats. These hats are designed for comfort as well as beauty and the designer has made an effort to bring luxurious highfashion millinery to women at a price they can afford to pay.

Mr. Russell was, until a short time ago, buyer of the millinery department in Block's. His hats will be carried exclusively in that store.

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