The Indianapolis times., 1929-06-22
Girl About Town
BY Marilyn

COCOANUT oil, my dears! That's
~ the secret of that gorgeous
distributed deep tan over the neck,
arms and legs. Leave your skin in
1t and rub 1t in gently, wipe of the
surface with a rough bath towel,
and then disport yourself in he sun
at the Woodstock pool and it won't
be long until you have a sun-tan
like Lewellyn Hereth's and life will
be a medley Of song.
At the Woodstock pool the other
day all the dear young things were
stretched out on the greenSward
Imply, busily sccumulating sun
burn. Anne Timberlake was there
and Elise Martin, Louise Cooper.
Mrs. Charles Schaf Jr.. Helen
Oakes, Mrs. Irving Fauvre, Volney
Brown, Bob Stafford, Mary Edith
Brossman, Betty Dean, Marea
Haueisen. Carolyn Richardson and
Martha Fitton.
But Lewellyn, an interesting study
in color with the deep creamy
bisoue of her arms and legs in a
soft becoming shade Of old blue
modern bathing suit, easily out
tanned them all. And when asked
her how it was so artistically
achieved. she explained that cocoa
nut oil was the secret of her charm.
The bathing suits the girls are
wearing are of all kinds of brilliant
colors cut with a round neckline in
front fairly high and in a deep V
to the waistline in back.
The country club pools all over
town are green oases in these pant
ing DAYS. The Meridian Hills Coun-
Try Club was we'll populated
Wednesday afternoon. Helen
Fleischer. Adele Painter. Mrs. Lowell
Wilson, and I had a bridge four
some out there which. as the after
noon progressed, developed into far
more foursome than bridge.
This hot weather has precipitated
the most astounding results. After
years Of indecision, Mickey Painter
has bobbed her hair and the boys
and girls do say that 1t is most
becoming. And Mrs. Kurt Panther
is bobbed TOO. These lovely shorn
locks come to be as something OF
. a shock.
MY bridge game so distinctly is Of
WI the conversational type that
when mother comes home all agog
from a breathlesS session Of contract
duplicste-vords fail me!
Contract or duplicate either one
by itself is too complicated for my
simple iower-like nature, but the
two together at one and the same
time are enough TO induce a COM
plete nervous breakdown.
But the older generation manages
1t somehow or otl1er-Such tndom-
table souls as Mrs. Frank Martin,
Miss Edna Burks. Mrs. Lewis N.
Poyser. Mrs Eliza Harrington Brig
ham. Mrs. Maurice Moore. Mrs. r.
Q. Alexander, and Mrs. Henry c.
Thornton, Sr., are playing.
MRS. ROBERT DOLE. Boston,
1Fx who formerly was Miss Mary
Ives Of this city. is visiting Mrs.
Frederick Boone. 3o25 North Meri-
dian street.
Kurt Lieber. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman P. Lieber, l4l5 Central
avenue. will return from Williams
college Sunday TO spend the sum"
ner with his parents.
Mrs HortenSe Rauh Burpee and
her daughter. EStelie. and brother,
Charles Raugh, $40 East Maple road,
leave June 20 10 spend the summer
cruising IN Norway and Sweden.
Mrs. Charles Krauss. 733 North
Pennsylvania street. has left the
continent TO remain In Norway and
Sweden until she returns 70 Amer
lea in the fall
Helen Fleischer. 3222 North Meri-
dian street. leaves Sunday for Fair
lee. VT. where she will be girls
councillor and instructor in handi-
craft arts at Aloha Hive C4np for
girlsl