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Show - . . ' Top Off Wardrobe With GayClassic Or Novelty Knits Newest Fabrics are Lavish, Precious; Smoothest Ever v.-- . i - t r, ........- - k Luscidus soft sweaters go with the campus or career girl. Topping the news Is the contrast of detailing, with the story outlined in mink blends, cashmere, lambswool and the synthetic fabrics. Youthful sweater collections will include the weskit of wool zephyr. naitercui to oe worn witn or witn-o- ' ' -- ... j r ' ' ' - : C-- , - - ' -- " - - ! VUh County. Vuh School Set Finds Plenty n New Siyles ; br Fashion has plenty to offer th school set this fall. Lots of fabric interest, news In ": 'v ?Vvry ut a blouse. 5-- B I i - HERALD i (SUNDAY ' is - . - " - around-the-cloc- a wonderful feel to There' Fashions this fall! In a wondrous grouping of coatings and suitings, ; you are invited to stroke or pet i these polished, smooth or fury fabrics No texture Is the new texture for Fall fabrics! Soft as butter-smo- oth as silk furry as mink and precious as cashmere are but a few of the superlatives and comparisons that these wonderful i fabrics Invite! j Smoothies part wool . . . part fur and finished with the softest, suede-lik- e feel. These are the satin- smooth fabrics such as duvntyns i . . ..tight-cuboucles . . . needlepoints . . . flannels . . . broadcloths .N " dark, polished cottons, jumper dres ses, utile wesiuis. quilted skirls. But mother will W th rKr-.r.- , most There's a definite emphas s on laorics that cair really take punishment and come back for more, tweed denim, nylon pirn a. corduroy, combinations, the new corduroy. Is. the Pleating permanent type for the most rart And mn-hgets an extra break ia orlon-rd- njion aresses witn woolly lec't and "that -- o styling right into the washing' machine. A good deal of fashion Ingenuity has gone into the cutting of these small stvles. Som n caoe- separates rate sxin toucnes. ur an old standby like gray flannel gets pink cape-ski- n dots" as new and refreshing trim. The hl?hlv WashlhlA nrlnn 4r.r. es are rot "neglected; these have yokes, touches of velvet, little white pique collars or tucking. The coordinated wardrobe is one that mother will ln- inf both its practicality and its pret- e uness.;ow, a corduroy SUit )'.' or Contrasting checkerboards stripes add an edge of smartness to white wool boucle cardigans. .1 ' .. ; laek middy sweate ers are penced with white ! stripes, and turned horizontal for the turtle neck and waistband. spotBright in the after-darcashmeres, i light are scoop-to- p scalloped against the throat, or piped with satin, a and" "softy"-tweedcashmere with' open back, and a Furries soft, wool textures com- beaded orlon cardigan. bined with such furs like agora, Sweater shapes slim the, mid-- i camel's hair, rabbit fur, cash riff and widen The the mere, vicuna, alpaca and mohair. effect is smoothly, flatteringly fern- In this category, also are wool illlilC n ill LlC" CiliVl OOflilllJ ens combm J with fur" blends of inviting!" whiskers of mink.'racoon, muskrat or seal to give the effect of fur ! Fabric Grooming pelts. Downies these are the sumptuous softies'of wool, combined with swansdown' and other lush fea thers! ( Here you'll find the of the zibelines and flannels the lightest tweeds Printed cordurov is amofis the and some poodles. The newest ceason's fashion favorites and its shags, too, make a smart appear- - washing requirements are so sim- is Haired nff with rremnenttv. ance with the feathery lightness pie that it probably will be among pleated skirt, a nylon pima blouse of this group. (your favorites for many seasons. ana aaaitionai corduroy jacket. Carresc-able- s the most precious Gentle washing in soapv water.! ThuSi five niece rffr variofw t naps of the fabric groups! The" all- - careful drying and brushing are imaginatie switches. And all are ! . m xaDrics requiring a minimum of urai ue sure ine r . . . . the vicuna and guanaco the that impvriaiii. and care. linings, trimmings are rich macel's hair and llama cloths' washable, too. -- an DespeaK me precious touchj nere are a few don't to remem-o- f """1 ' these luxury fabrics! . iber: F?.br.ics Don't soak or rub the fabric a- 'Dre?S fabnes because vf1",tyfc.of-d,:efT,k this will mat the pile. in picture, is a Don . 1 w'nn aftef rinsing. story unto .itself! Opulent effects . are created by such luxury fabrics Don't dry over a line or rod d as. wool "persev . . . because either will leave a ridge. MAPLETON velvets . . . sheer worsteds'. . .jUse regular clothes hangers. Camp Mapleton. Daughters of Utah Pioneers, met printed woolens . . . cashmere and! When you hank the corduroys; for their September meeting at tht rabbit's hair woolens . . . soft to dry straighten seams and close HOW MUCH IS TnAT COAT IN THE DOORWAY?-Fashion-w- ise Maxine. Thomas, modeling for Tay'tweeds and wool broadcloths. zippers. Then pull the fabric gently lor's, wears a flattering Rothmoor coat model in natural color boucle featuring a 'new, straightcr line,. home of Captain Belya Wentz. Asstand-usisting hostesses were Inez Har Crepe is treated elegantly1 and in the direction of the wales. collar and dolman type sleeve with wrist tugging cuff. The coat is fully cupid 'linetT with 4 mer. Jen Allen and La Verl Young.' The garment should be brushed warm but light interlining. Three .'large buttons close the coat, from the neckline and the .front feaday and importantly for The lesson on "Historical Monucollections, when it is almost dry. Brush in tures a Rothmoor form front that' will not curl. Miss Thomas wears also from the shoe department, jwear. In the after-fiv- e ments'" w as given by Alice Joh. a wealth of truly masnificent e direction of the pile, fallowing a pair of black suede Delmanette pumps in Stardust pattern which features two perky ' points on son. Mrs. LaNore Bills rics come to the fore with new; the lines of tne wales, to re the front and side. gave a riisf inef inn anri nni Icnpn' store tlje corduroy s fluffy texture. vocal solo. Two member. Fit. ' If the garment dries before you, Johnson and Arlena Holley, whose Here, magnificent fabric trans. , a . lates the understated silhouette in get to it with the brush, steam. :tt C T PVV. oinnaays occurred on the dav ct N PC On UT CP UfT f JOfP the such fancies as brocade, velvet, on the right side or wrong side with meetingwere honored, A "hisWITH FUR STOLE This fitted style coat, modeled by Bonnie Bate, tory of Mrs? Johnson was written icam uoii iiciu jusi above the Mrs Rnhprt MarViall was pcau ue sciic, paramea. cnn-i- a Keith Rawlines. has an accentuated full skirt and double breasted front. The import- - ifiic, secretary. Bailey winning prizes. fon weight wools, failles, taffetas, material and read by. her Mrs. ed marmott stole is detachable. The coat is 100 per cent all wool moires i Doce Amigosl Supper was served at tables Present were those, mentioned Marilyn Tuttle anddaughter. . K.c -a host of other fabrics sing and one of Mrs.' Sa....t... at home. her wears F.ler. an u,club Thursday with and decorated Groneflowers which fall the suede, Mesdames Aclo fabric. Mis Bate, modeling for Penney's,Jack hold a not iron about that spell richness and luxury! bv her dtitrht ...... tu' Mr. rni.. nf nou, fn.. a hat tjj?!neVwith silver braid and rhinestones, black kid gloves were also used throughout the rr.an( verl Ferry. Dean Loveless. Hollev Satin once again becomes a inch above the surface. "K" leen Bird. V"", .'s"a?.",e 500 rooms. The nlavert and mr'rhing. pArse. with puest Carl Max and Evans, Whiting leader as a dress-ufabric! jSatinj Kefreshmenta were served to 22 Moore named presdent and Mrs. Mrs. Gordon McCausland and Mrs. Elmo Ellison. ?!cams brightly as trim on wools! raemben. and silks or it steps brightly(a11 of contemporary life about us, -f into the fashion picture, alone; in swirling abstratcs .". . linear wool patterns . . , and enhanced by fur. glitter trims or;Prints ' ' - p, combined with other elegant! traditional prints! Dobbies . . . cotton suitings . . . touches. Holds Any Ccat 10 Black always fashion s first hint1 Perennially smart . . . peren-- , .broadcloths . . . tweeds highly-- ; Casual Sportswear that Fall is ori its way. enters nially popular in the first Fall casuals the basic glazed, polishes . . . printed, the scene this year a new ;dresses. black is doubly dramatic Every day of a career Until November 1st girl's life c1 or plaided corduroys . . . denim air of elegance This season, black!; with its new sheen. Broadcloth.! for all the importance novelties . . . chllis-type- s reflect again are! of wool! is shiny . . . lacquered . . . Fall's Pcau de Soie, and wool place importantly in the cotton most polished fashion! ,'ashion lenders, usually highlighted; Especially interesting and ex- - story. wifh Fabric designers gave black an cotton citing1 in color are the printed "Rayonwools glearninP,saiin,trims- ,' new importance wnen.iney wool fashions. Geometries . . Jcombine with one another or rcuins created this smart to make paisley prints . . .moire effects' stand proudly alone This brilliance is i . . tapestry-typV- s an important chapter in the and multi-uv r nui ine ran rasnion piciuie m ail i color florals are but a few of the 'Fall fashion'tale this season, wealth of satin .trimmings. inc!ud-- ! NQQ IS TOT DUSmeSS new themes in wools. The exclamation points of fash' suede footwear,! ing Cottons have lost their seasonal, ion the frivolous fancies . . .. the j satin and shiny broadcloth hand-- ' SPANISH FORK the The Eurhron stigma and go forth into the Fall! sophisticated simplicity Dags, ana guttering jet jewelry. ian ciuh held a hnsine and Winter scenes with new dress- - vibrance of line and color are mrMin The' lustrous! look in coats is at the weekend with President iress . . . bright appeal and fashion- - most thrilling interpreted in the cnievea dv i caving lur into black Mrs. Dean Ludlow in char-- e. The Tightness distinguished fabric contributions woolens. . Cottons derive inspiration from for Fall! mcctirs; was at th? home of Mrs. b'ack wooIt art: Jack Swenson. The program for yh in 0 voef dMct. .,T.;1!5 p,o!lsb in it'f. trey, pint er ihm ""f.a.the coming year was decided on r.lircur, l",lu",u' 1 iCd"I!8 siinoucue tms and a vo'e was taken on the club 1." SinstOtaM. 'books. , V'.i t u Sh0wn Mrs. Clyde Thomas led the group for i, i, i.u elnf, xlt or sat n trim. sonSs. A delicious luncheon was Ua,,WIVChin shiny sorvcd t0 lfi xhe next meeiinR f.f in is iime-ormy ine ciuo v ill be on rnday. Sept. """w wi.uueju.iui uie ran sun snowing. 25 v hen the anniversary oi 'the You can check and double check Satin blouses, to reflect the will be celebrated. The i.un, it nip iop iasnions affair will be at the Social Center this value. . .it just can't be beat! These v iin suns tor t ui and the husbands are invited. coats hove just about everyfnng. . . " V -- riJ I Long-sleev- ed ver-ticl- !.; - orlon-and-r.y!- on rayon-and-cott- k 4 V V - rl ( I fit d lonj-sleeve- . s! bust-lin- e. - high-fashi- on - high-fashio- 3 - y. i feathery-smoothne- on Corduroy Easy To Hand Wash ss ... seif-pieat- high-sty- l- two-piec- t w Bit-ys- 1 I s f - ! cm,. v Gamp Mapleton Enjoys Program And Refreshments yarn-dye- i p late-da- y j fab-jth- r. . Aru I ,r., MnrK I hos-iRo- Aminnq Vh y ..J'" . -- K p ' ... Black Fashion s Most Polished A utumn Dress- U Color A ccen t for stylo qualify , s'' - - - StSSEuphrcniapClub shopping headquarters ...... . value make Sears your -- p r-- satin-pipe- d for ! i - - more """" J your money! w 2P) in oil-wo- 1 SoWO hand-sew- n that mean better -- fit. Temp-resist- o it It. n'.Tat-- ' j longer. war. lined for comfort in any kind of weather. . .plus the ?ip-oto keep out winter's worst winds! 59V , - buttonholes, warm cotton kasha pocket linings, expensive tailoring details and WOOL ASHMERE ol ;r YEAR AK0UN0 T COMIN FINE ZIP-OU- v. "' :' t v '- j ' u' r" y ? V all-wo- Our famous "Diane"... . famous for fine fabric, e. expert workmanthip and jtylt ...jurt-o- for.g lasting n in our collection of FALL COATS 19V to 65V ! i ' ( ;i C 'h tSi-vV- Tr j yf 'iff ' n ' y , " 4 1 I i " 1 1' 'V V X' Joyce's jaunty newcomer , . fresh m style, new in-.v design but with that samt familiar can'f-be-copie- d Joyce ComfortI Just one of a wno'e host of exciting Joyces! in black, nav). 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