The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

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The navy costumes which have
been heralded as the most fashion
able for spring wear will be accom-
panied by all kinds of accessories
in navy blue. Beaded bracelets, pins
and clips in navy beads will be worn
with many of the navy suits and
dresses.
Adding to many of the sports cos
tunes will be wooden dog pins,
which are being shown in many of
the stores. Wassons has an excep-
tionally large collection of these, in
variety of sizes.
Necklaces, bracelets, clips and ear
rings will be seen in the sunburst
design. Brightly colored stones are
set in a SunburSt design on a
mounting of dull gold, with a leaf
design around it.
The new color in Catlin brace
lets, which are made of a compo-
sition similar to bakelite, only much
heavier, is taffy. It is a creamy
color, designed to be worn with the
browns which will be featured in
some of the spring costumes. The
bracelets have matching pieces of
jewelry in the form of clips and ear
rings.
Bright colored mesh collars, belts
and purses, to be worn with the
colorful spring dresses, are shown
in the same designs as those of sill
yer and gold mesh worn during the
winter.
For Valentine gifts, Wasson's is
showing bangle bracelets. with the
letters hanging from them reading
"I love you" They also have little
enamel dolls, with legs and arms
made of tiny mesh chains. Con-
cealed in them are tiny pieces of
cotton to be saturated with perfume
The little ornaments are to be
pinned to the ends of ties and Scarfs,
or on pocket flaps, and are called
Scent Mites"
Women who are curious to see
themselves as they will look 10 years
from today are promised just such
a prophetic vision at L. S. Ayres
g. co. next week. A new apparatus,
called a derma-lens, has been
brought to indianapolis and will
be used all of next week by Miss
Helen West, special representative
of Helena Rubinstein.
The machine is equipped with
finely-adjusted lens-r e f i e C tt n 6
mirrors, aided by lights, which re-
veals to the diagnostician and the
patron fine lines so minute that
they probably will not be visible for
number of years, Miss West says.
Model nursery arrangement has
been shown this week in display
window at Ayres', selected by Miss
Amy Brady, director of the Clare
Ann Shower Nursery School, and
Mrs. Ian Joyce.
The display contains approved
furniture, clothes, toys and pictures.
A movie party, sponsored by the
Parents group of the school, was
held at 10 this morning at the Ritz
Theater. The showing included
several short features having an
appeal to children of all ages.
Several small parties were ar
ranged by members of the Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en- for their children. Jane Curle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Curle, entertained a party of her
young friends; Tony Todd, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd; Mari
lyn Goodall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmott Goodall and Margaret
Waldo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Waldo, also entertained
theater parties.
Mrs. Harry v. Wade, chairman of
the Parents Group, had charge of
arrangements for the show. She
was assisted by Mrs. N. Taylor Todd,
Mrs. j. H. Beck, Mrs. John Skillman
and Mrs. Pearson Smith.