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Show Costumed Guests Enjoy Unique Beta Sorosis April Breakfast '- East happSy met West-a- nd even North and South-fft- ien members of Beta Sorosis don--' aed costume from foreign . countries Friday and gathered at the home of Mrs. Floyd ' Millett for the annual April 1 I breakfast. Costumes from Africa, Japan, China, Mexico, Russia, India, Austria, Spain and me State of were worn Hawaii many , 4 of theta authentic, brought back Prove from trips abroad. -t-' Following a parade of costumes, ? prizes were given to Mrs. Dean Anderson and Mrs. A. E. Terry for their hilarious interpretation -- - ... o -- - golden note to the rooms, reflecting the theme "You Can't Hold a Candle to Beta Sorosis." ' Emphasizing the international flavor of the morning was the program presented by .for eign students at Bngham Young University. Timothyy Tsai of Taiwan, Formosa, performed beautiful music using only a 2A Sunday Herald UWi APRIL County, S, 1966 Dekatos Utrt Celebrate - - Oliver - Smith, Mrs. Fisher Smith, Mrs. Karl Young, Mrs. G. M. Christiansen and Mrs.) Millet, - Anniversary v ' Easter Egg Colors for I Little Girls In Fashions for Spring es. Many feature bare backs. By BETTE KNIGHT There's What about fabrics? There are" SAN FRANCISCO a fresh approach to fashion this smoother textures in wool if . . It's a new mood of free without thick surfaces buTwTtlP - f x ( ' Z J I I film Su-ml- ralar T Vickie Peterson To Duchess of Windsor Pattern Fresh -- Approach Appears The 20th anniversary of De- spring. ana m katos Club was celebrated Fri- dom I verve. at members day afternoon by contem The the home of Mrs." Glen Gard1 ner, where they enjoyed a de porary spirit m is expressed licious luncheon. mo Mri. Don Hansen gave a shorter, bile skirts. It which brief history of me dub, an was organized in 1946. Mrs. provides eected x n e u . Hansen. Mrs. Stanley "Clark combination of and Mrs. Gardner are charter the members still active. wv touches of Bette Knight Birthday cakes wim lighted fantasy in accessories. Contem candles were served individual- porary silhouettes oepeiw on !( ly toJhft jnembers, and followadenci , wonor- ,ing file luncheon- each tnetiixt participated in the program. tain balanced portion. Demonstrating their talents and Featured are wandering bobbies, they gave a program waistlines . . . from underbust of songs, original poetry, paint- . to hip- hi to natural were Introduced by Prof, Karl Africans These fashions are as diversi E. fied in styling as they are in Young. ,11m tables were decorated Vjwith dolls, garbed in costumes, Arranging the enjoyable af- fabrics. But they are all done In mind. sanMar to (boss of the guests, fair were members of the En-- with "easy-care- " VICKIE LYNN, PETERSON il ill ii fill.' ilf C sotms, mri tn ToMeremlronreach-omer"humorous dancing, embroidery, some there are appearance Clever door prizes went to that look hke linen, some liki Clinton Wiest and Mrs. Mrs. others voile homespun, they Dick Johnson. Committee memcan all be machinewasbed and bers in charge were Mrs. Gard' ! Duchess rart sense of back seam. The high shelved dried. This Jactor wiH be bonus ner, Mrs. Garth Seegmlller and when mom for the egg bamf able to Integrate young shirring emphasizes the im Mrs. Merrill Bushnell . is over. Hm, ag groups and fashion portant new look that is the hunt Some of the anare of the Parents Mr, been have prettiest styles Wedding plans couple Ii shown in this design, suitable talk of two continents. An nounced for Vicky Lynn Peter- and Mrs. Leonard Peterson of SPECIAL CARE FOR dress in either short are suits - with lor anyone from W to 80. The son and Michael A. Murphy Orem and Mr. and Mrs. M. OILY SKIN ; simple classic lines of this dress or long length. Fabric sugges blouses and coats with who will take their vows in the flow flukfiy and smoothly to tions are satin, crepe, shantung, nating dresses. The woman with oUy skin One suit in a handsome can- Salt Lake Temple on May 28. Warner Murphy of Provo. nam. Soft gathers under the brocade, upholstery materials as much about her worries vas fabrie comes in pink with A reception will honor them Miss Peterson Is a graduate bust fall gently and teem to be or cottons. exclusive Hlac Spadea's problems as does complexion a dotted swiss blouse. (The that evening fa) the Oram of Orem High School, where inched by narrow bias bows. one with the ready-to-wesizes dry sun. wnen produce a dots are In pink.) There la a gusset In the short Fourth Ward. she was a cheer leader and atlotions or cosmetics, buying better fit See chart for size There is a coat in sprout sleeve a low "V" in the back tended Brigham Young Univer- cleansers, be certain to select d coat green with ad a ttyper set into the center best for you. sity. She was affiliated with those formulated for oily skin. lining to match the dress fab Sub Debs. . A facial mask, used twice a i CESS BUST WAIST kHPI LENGTH ric. of a Her fiance, graduate month, also helps dear large SS 19 M St Uft inches You will find smocked dresses Provo High School is now at- pores common to oily skin and S3 SS 16 IS ' inches and pretty Victorian styles with tending BYU, where he is a wards off biacsseaos. 14 17 Inches fitted waist and full skirt. Col member of the Samuel Hall SS ss S3 11 r . finches ors at once bring to mind the Use different colored wrap Society and sophomore class 49 - SO 41 17 IS Easter eggs themselves. There Inches officer. He has served in the ping cord to tie packages of are pastel lilacs, mint green. From Napa of Neck to Waist Central British Mission. r- meat for freezing. Makes It pinks and blues. Occasionally, a The couple will be at home easy to identify beef, pork and ISssesSixe IS requires 4 each. Duchess of Windsor Pat- vibrant hue pops up. The Ats-meeting of the in Provo. other meats. ! yards of U" fabric with or with- - tern Book with 60. designs is Every little girl can look her Women's of Society Misses A Missionary for for Booklet available Dress. cut $1.00. Long nap I best for the Easter bunny this ;Csa Vt requires Vk yards of Sewing Ttos by world famous April and if she gets a bit the Evangelical Free Church of Orera met at a local cafe for a STRAP HAPPY SHOES FOR fabrie with or without nap designW-available for 60c. rumpled and soiled the autocombined luncheon and busi for Snort Dim To order Pat-tar- n j Box 993, matic washer wfU take care of ness session SPADEA, No. 64, state size; send Address Friday. the whole matter in no time This wifl be a strapiappy, lightest and loveliest, shoe deD-- S G.P.O. DW, New Dept. Mrs. Roy Kump, president, Pattern Books Nos. zt, 29 stun at all round-toe- d spring as far as signers have provided a conducted the meeting, and sad SO art available lor Wc York, N.Y. 10001. collection of foot frippery. ning Mrs. Robert Ogle gave a talk shoes go. Straps of every stripe Textures are provocativery on the missionary field in Ma decorate this season's leather used. Smooth, grained, sueded, laysia. The place favors were footwear. patent, embossed and brushed, Easter gaQy colored miniature The newest are the diagonal leathers al show at printed hats, wim a large nat m me straps that run from the vamp their best. And since leather around the heel But there are breathes and flexes with the Officers Ritual Team of the center. Guests mduded Mrs. Rose wide and skinny straps foot, the new footwear offers Mrs. initiated Eagle Auxiliary Scott, Mrs. Helen Bush, Mrs. crossing or below the instep at their meet last comfort to match its beauty. WU'Turptn Mttdred Lowel. and straps in a sling across the In ing. of all the news stop back. Sven the oid ankle strap shoesspite After me business meeting a are making for spring and Is back. poUuck party was held in honor summer, don't feel you win be of the Secret Pah. Each person Leather Is "baring" up in left out in the fashion coW If other ways, too. Soft, pared-dow- n you cant wear sandals or revealed her secret pal and ex neat-looFor a and the latest were Names The pump Is far from changed guts.. ink hairdo, try a center part. footwear fashions are delight- slings. drawn for the coming year. its prime. The shell-lik- e past Mrs, Sharon McCkre and Kt perfect with the natural fully daring. silhouettes of the new pumps and the grownlook in make-up- ,' Marilyn Collins were chairmen For several seasons now we deliver the desired exposure. up baby smocks, pale stocking; hav been building up to this For further dash, pumps are for (be affair. Beautiful flowered center-- and Mary Janes. most feminine feeling m shoes buckled, bowed, quilted name If you have a layered, wavy under glass were used and now, with leathers at their your choice and you can have It. geces decorations. Corsages cut, stay away from the center of pink and yellow flowers were part But anyone else can wear K. X you have a problem feaplaced at each person's place and were used for decoration at ture Just part your hah ever FASHION ft A LOOK, NOT A PRICI so slightly left or right of cenweM as favors. ter. To bide a ragged hairline, - For ; summer dining out of comb your hair in wings down want doors, there's a new table wtth honrtha partrDoTrou the crown? at me Stop height, a top resembling slate. The top ... . 11 I a I midway and lightly tease is reany maae of noergias, making K hght and bnglastk. with it come contoured chairs of wire mesh that dry quickly n n snouM ram and are cool if it Is hot m World Fashions w plant leaf and creating the lovely tone with his lips and hands- .- Erasmo Fuentes of o Monterey, - Mexico, played selections on the guitar and Narita of Tokyo, Japan, There's a wonderful collecin full costume performed a tion of fashions designed for geisna dance wracn was very little (rirls to wear for their - SUNDAY, Wed Murphy co-or- di ler61aruesatrF .- -. 4of Abo seen are skirts, mobile and shorter . . . many with pleats. They barely cover the kneecaps and young, pretty legs. Tunic lengths jn coats, suits and dresses are important. Some merely show a scant inch of skirt. Coats look like dresses . . . and dresses look like coats. There are abort sleeves for daytime and new, long sheer sleeves use. Cutouts are for late-da- y new in dresses and sports oloth- - surface interest. Gabardine? Twill, ribbed diagonals are important. There are jerseys of all weights and fibre content. Unens often embroidered oi are strong. And, printed mere's something new in laces . . . color 7TT although black lace continuesSilk crepes are . " ' Important and abstract prints are interestingTrr in cotton or: silk. Cotton, because of its marvelous texture, is often re- placing wool for suits and cos tumes. -"Tneife smoaloFveaing- n wear and printed organzas, striped taffeta, silk jersey and gauzes. Colors? There's a three-part in costumes plus 6 third color in accessories. Navy, from the darkest to the brightest; is;being featured, especially with white accents and gold buttons. It is also new with red. . There are powder peach, pale blue, mauve pink, water lily green and pale yellow. Pale tones are neutral. Black and white are always important and newest, with white predominant. 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