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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
8
A 1930 beauty column explains rouge use to shape facial contours and correct edges, advising gentle eye blending and cheek shading. Tips cover thin and plump faces, with a note on moist foundation and careful application near the lower lash line. The piece also mentions Vv. E. Meadows as a beauty counselor and Paton's rose opaline evening slipper design details.
The Alpha Omicron Pi chapter at Butler University hosts a benefit card party at 7:30 tonight in the Lumley tearoom to raise funds for the chapter house. Twenty five tables have reservations. Katherine Murphy serves as committee chairman.
A discussion argues that school uniforms reduce class- and status-driven unhappiness among children aged 6 to 16. It asserts that standard attire provides equal footing, discourages conspicuous differences, and helps avoid insecurities tied to peer comparisons. It includes a letter from a mother seeking guidance on her daughter’s fashion-related distress.
A writer endorses school uniforms to prevent class differences among girls, arguing uniforms provide equality, reduce expenses, and ease teacher oversight. The piece cites pressure on fashionable youths and notes elite schools enforce ordinary dress. it suggests the concern may affect a girl’s self image and social standing.
Mr and Mrs Henry Schakel announce the engagement of their daughter Alberta Schakel to Herbert Tirmenstein son of Mrs Mary Tirmenstein. Address given as 1423 Brookside Parkway and 1032 North Tuxedo Street. Wedding planned for late spring.
A Norman Hartnell party frock for spring features a light green color with a low flounce of tulle ruffles. The ruffles zig zag up and down an accordion-pleated dep flounce formed from the same green tulle.
New York March 17 Schiaparelli offers colored hosiery to match costumes and extends the idea to fabric weaves. Stockings change in tone and construction to discourage omitting hosiery as gay socks rise as a sports factor and gloves increasingly match outfits.
A new informal evening dress features printed lace in rose and green. The design is princess cut with a full skirt below the hips and a small bertha forming cap sleeves.
The text notes suede silhouettes in four to six button and pull-on styles. For evening wear, white and pale pink suede are new notes, while glove wearing remains uncommon here and in Paris. Conservative and some ultra younger groups do embrace gloves.
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