Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1952 — Page 12

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Art Exhibition Will Open

THE Indiana Artists Club will open its 20th annual fall exhibition in Ayres’ Auditorium Tuesday with an invitational tea from 3 to 4:30 p. m.

A special musical program will be furnished by the Jean ten Have Trio including Mrs. D. B. Vanderbilt, violin; Mrs. W. N. Fleming Jr., piano, and Miss Martha Burton, cello.

Garo Antreasian, club presi-

dent, will announce merit awards. Mrs. Dora Ogden Grieb will

be the attending club hostess in Ayres’ Gallery to handle sales of paintings during the 2-week exhibition. Arrangements for gallery talks to interested club and community groups may be made either with Mrs. Grieb or Mrs. Cathetine Hitch, , Ayres’ Auditorium host-

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THE GALLERY will be open to the public until 8:30 p, m. on Thursdays. Added attraction will be the painting demonstration from 7 to 8 p. m. Thursday by Miss Ruth Anderson and Simon Baus, club members. The evening of Oct. 9 Wilbur D. Peat will give an informal gallery talk on “Trends nm Indiana Painting Today.” rs. Effie F. Carter, social chairman, will be assisted by local club groups. . n = ” WEDNESDAY morning, Thursday Lyceum Club members, Mesdames O. W, Cross, L. C. Messick, H. Talge Brown and W. R. Forney, will assist. In the afternoon, Mesdames Herbert Redding, Merton Johnston, Thomas Carlin, H: J. Windt and F, E. Spindell, Narrators

Tuesday

Club, will assist. Miss Anderson and Mr. Baus will be artists of the day. Thursday hostessed will be Mesdames Vance Smith, J. W, May, Alexander Thomson and A. K. Scheidenhelm, Review Club, morning, and Mesdames H, B. Pike, C, J. Weinharadt, E. B. Evans and Leonidas Smith, Indiana Chapter, National Society of Arts and Letters, afternoon. Dale Bessire, Nashville, and George Jo Mess will be artists of the day.

White Cross Schedule

The following units of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will meet next week in the Service Center: Wednesday Children’s Cheer, West Washington Street and St. Mark’s; Thursday-—Music, Broad Ripple and Self-Third; and next Friday—Sun Roe, Cheerful and __ Third Christian.

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Miss Nelson recently returned from New York where |

she visited friends. to get a job in her field---fash-fon art. With no intentions of actually staying there, she applied for art work at McCall's magazine and was offered a job. She turned it down but now that she’s back home, she’s beginning to change her mind.

» ” ” SOMETHING new has been added to the Ambulance Group of 1917, The all-men organization has made "Mrs. Mason Light honorary captain. Mrs. Light, 4450 Marcy Lane, was hostess to the men at their opening meeting last week. When the group decides to have a stag party, the only female member leaves the meeting: » n - BECAUSE OF a luncheon in the home of Mrs. L. J. Raye, 2860 N. Capitol Ave., this week, School 36 may have an increase in PTA presidential candidates. Three board members and six former PTA presidents met to honor Mrs. John MeCullough, the school’s first president in 1910. The luncheon was such an interesting one that the

. group decided to have this past

presidents’ event annually. ” » » THERE ISN'T a dull moment for anyone talking to Miss Norma Iula, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Iula, Carmel. Miss Iula returned from her extensive European trip filled with colorful stories and experiences. ® » 5 THE PRECEDENT set by the Soroptimist Club in buying a group of season tickets for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s concerts has taken fire. Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority presented a check for the purchase of 91 student tickets, and another 131 tickets were bought by Psi Iota Xi Sorority. This was announced at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, 301 Kessler Blvd., W, Dr., sponsored by the Women’s Committee, Indiana State Symphony Society, ” = “ REHEARSALS have been keeping Dramatic Club members busy these last few days. The group will present “George Washington Slept Here” Oct. 18 in the Civic Theater. Following this production, a party will be held in Woodstock Club. Mr.

"and Mrs. Warren T. Ruddell,

Scissors for Southpaws

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Sept. 26 Right-handed scissors are difficult for left-handed homemakers to use in their home sewing. Statistics show about 10 per cent of the population is lefthanded, but one manufacturer estimates about 98 or 99 per cent of the scissors are designed for right-handed users. Mrs. Lottie E. Sumner, extension clothing specialist in Purdue University, explains scissors are made so the sharper tapering, more pointed blade should be beneath the fabric being cut. The handles are shaped to fit the right thumb and fingers. The incorrect pressure which a left-handed person uses on right-handed scissors may dull the blagles. » u ” 5 SCISSORS for a left-handed person have the handles reversed to fit the left thumb and fingers. Many manufacturers of scissors are making at least one

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HAT started out to be a joke for Miss Libby Nelson, 615 E. 37th St., may turn out to be reality.

by the club will include a Christ~ | mas Ball in the Indianapolis |

Athletic Club Dec, 26; a spring |

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» » = IF YOU'RE wondering who™

the designer was for the original Athenaeum Turners dance announcement, it was Elmer A. Steffen, 3122 Sutherland Ave. Mr, Steffen used a horoscope-' type folder to tell members about the opening event tomorrow night.

” » o THE Edward Danners, Zionsville, did away with electricity and modern conveniences when they entertained dinner guests last night. Those invited helped the hosts prepare the meal in copper kettles over the fireplace. Dinner was served by Sandlelight.

COLLEGE DAYS are here again for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodwin, 3702 N. Illinois St. The Goodwins will fly today to Columbus, O., where they will have a reunion with former Ohio State classmates. Tomorrow, the group will attend the Ohio-Indiana football game,

Scandia Line Introduced

A new line of cosmetics, never before carried in Indianapolis, is being introduced by Charles Mayer & Co. Called Scandia, its formula was originated by Dr. Knut Backlund, a Swedish dermatologist, who became internationally famous for his. treatments of skins and complexion problems. The Scandia Cosmetics Corp. won the Charm Institute Gold Medal Quality Award in 195 and 1952 based on quality an purity. Its sale is confined to a few fine stores in this country. Skin beauty is based on the rule of three—cleansing, stimulating and lubricating. These three steps are taken care of with two fine Scandia products, Creme Rose and Eau Mauve. Creme rose is a light cream which contains all the essential gngredients for thorough cleansing, lubricating and conditioning the skin, according to its manufacturers. It is applied for cleansing purposes like any other cream, worked well into the skin, then removed with a turkish towel.

= » 8 IT IS to be followed by Eau Mauve, a delightful refreshener which helps to refine the pores and impart § slow to the skin. For. overnight lubrication, apply a thin film of Creme Rose. During the day the skin should be protected from dirt and makeup with a soothing and lasting powder base. Scandia’s Baume Suedois is recommended for this. It will not clog the pores. A normal skin can be kept in perfect condition with the use of these three simple products, say its makers. An introductory box containing all three is being offered for $6 plus tax. In addition, Scandia offers face powder, lipstick, rouge, eyeshadow and mascara in a delightful assortment of colors, There are special creams for problem skins which should be purchased only upon the advice of Mayer's cosmetic consultants,

Married Sunday

Mrs. Anne ay Sellmer announces the marriage of her daughter, Margaret, to Jack M. Frisch. Vows were exchanged in Mrs. Selmer’s home, 5415 Central Ave. Sunday. Dr. E. Burdette Backus officiated, Mr. and Mrs. Frisch are living in 3521 Hazelwood Ave. Cincinnati. ¢

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