Show t OGOKN STANDARD KXAMINER 4E OGDEN UTAH EVENING JAN THURSDAY Box Elder Pair Visits Idaho Falls 1963 17 SOUFFLE FOR SPRING ChiHon Favorite Evening Fabric week to visiting fashion reporters in New York for the 40th semi- By Gay Pauley UPI Women's Editor NEW YORK— The fabrics industry has cooked up a whole souffle of lightweights for spring The manufacturers of dresses coats and suits talk about the new fabrics in ecstatic terms— cloudlike feather light a consistently airy nothing to wear foamy buband the list goes on bly The lightweight wools dominated for day in collections shown this annual "National Press Week" New Its sponsor: The iary members Typical of the new wools were those used by a firm which produced "souffle" tweeds mohair wools and black on white block- checked wools "sheer enough to wear into summer" Surface f the fahrirs in nrn- vided interest ranging from rough to smoooth with loops kernels boucles nubs puffs and matte finishes Mixtures included silks and wools synthetics iwth the DESIGNER PATTERN i A-219- l 6- son-in-la- York couture group of designers plus an equal number of auxil- J i 1 HONEYVILLE — Mr and Mrs Warren Petersen were in Idaho Falls Idaho Wednesday on business From there they drove to Aber deen where they visited their and daughter Mr and Mrs Lyle Burton and family They returned Friday Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Gardner during the past week included Mr and Mrs Otto Gardner and family Black-foo- t Idaho Mr and Mrs Nick Avondett and children and Mr ani Mrs Edward Hoeft Ogden Mr and Mrs James Forsgren and family Brigham City and Mr and Mrs Boyd Garner and children Honeyville Mr and Mrs David Kelley and children and the Kay Hansen family of Tooele were visitors in Honeyville Sunday 1 - ' - I In l ' I I 1 ' I : US0A : : "I "' ' I FO0PT0WI CHOICE w VCRr m W WKsfc t Per IDAHO VISITORS natural Mr and Mrs Otto Hill Miss FAVORITE FOR EVENING Freddie Hill Mr and Mrs Nolan Chiffon far out-ra- n any other Benson Mr and Mrs George e fabrics as a favorite for evening Hill and Mr and Mrs Dan in were Pocatello Idaho runnerup for dress occasions four-plN1096 MISSES ?- Saturday silk crepe They attended the wedding of Manufacturer Larry Aldrich Miss Christine Beck granddaughwho is president of the couture ter of Mr and Mrs Otto Hill arouD showed a batch of late 'and Larry Thompson both of Pocatello i SWIFT'S CIRCLE S SLICED day dresses in a new silk crepe Sunday dinner guests at the with matte finish others in a very Hunsaker home were Mrs light weight cloque (pronounced Perry Hixon Mr Phoenix Ariz June clo-kasilk had an uneven sur- and Mrs Luaine Hunsaker and face and Mr and Mrs Verl The major silhouette theme was family and family all of Brig-haGrover the pullover as it was in numbers City and the Alvin of spring collections Marie Mcof Honeyville CREAMY MILD Carthy designer cut the pullMrs Hixon left Monday for her overs like roomy sweaters or home after visiting in Honeyville workmen's shirts either straight and other Utah towns or slouched with sashes or belts Always the designer showed a shoulder line getting wider What Comes Naturally ' LOOK BIT OF "BOY" Fluffing sometimes called There was a bit of the "boy"' "shpririins" is natural in most look to the collection also in tnenew carpets Loose bits of pile lneat weskits worn over trouser show up on the surface Regular creased panel skirts Schoolboy vacuuming will soon remove these fabrics included thin gray flannel loose bits and fluffing does not and navy serge But the sleeve- - affect the quality of the carpet with the jless vests were topped aize -IMl 1 most leminme oi siik Diouses witn d long full sleeves and GR0UHD BEEF cuffs Shirt dresses cut on lean lines were marked at the waistline only by a narrow leather belt ProphetSLICED BACON ic note in one collection— the re- Size introduction of the Ib 'dress with fitted bodice The No 1 silhouette with Don-- j PORK CHOPS No spring wardrobe is complete aid Brooks was the highwaisted short! little wearable one done typically in a without the very Ib wool or crepe dress that goes any- and sleeveless black linen The where on a moment's notice and dress cut slim except for a low ROUND STEAK assures you of unlimited chic from flare also starred in this design-- ! that moment on Expensive dress- er's collection for Townley Ib maker tduches highlight its flatVariations of the shapes were Choice with lines shapely carried through for evening So starting tering bust darts that slant up from a too were such Brooks signatures FRYERS set-fre- e waist extension A belt of as scrolled and floral appliques narrow bias bands is drawn tie belts bows fringed sashes and Ib through bound slits and criss- stoles crossed over the flap The lightly r-- i -- lass w - Ta-nak- y PORK STEAK rf CT7- -f ' fK m 'J4 - y) -- '3 m Hun-sake- ill fj rs Nf j u — LEVER BROTHERS PRODUCTS— JTtMf I -- K 1 J deep-buttone- 3 lbs full-skirt- - tor- sj $100 ILUDZ 30c ed a" Wqaa' soap jJVyU 1 JforJ Soap sz 'D - K forU 50c 79c Pan-Rea- skirt reshirred states the slender mood of the Be dress The shorter sleeve version front-panel- 33c dy P0RIC STEAK ed Yourself 45c Ib FLUFFY in linen shantung novelty cottons In building a fashion wardrobe or sUks is a wonderful plan for strive for individuality Avoid a southern holiday From these corresponding body measurements select the size best for you Our sizing is comparable to that used for better ready-to-weSix Bust Waist Hips Length — Misses No 16J5t 10 34 24 35 inches 12 35 36 25 163i inches 14 36 17 26Vi 374 inches 17Vi 16 38 39 28 inches 18 40 41 1714 30 inches — Tall No 17Vz 12 35 36 25 inches 14 36 inches 26tt 3V2 17 16 33 13 39 23 inches 41 13 40 13 Vi 30 inches 1SV3 20 42 32 43 inches From Nape of Neck to Waist Misses Size 12 requires 3Vi yds of 36" fabric for dress with short sleeves To order pattern state size and correct pattern number Misses or No (No —Tall) send $100 Add 25 cents for first class mail and special handling Pattern Books No 20 No 21 and No 22 are available for 50 cents each HERBERT SONDHEIM silk woven label available for $100 Address SPADEA Box 1005 GPO Dept OZ-- 1 New York 1 ar ALL dressing like your best friend Search for unusual fabrics and colors handsome and interesting pieces of jewelry MEATS AND DAIRY lovely shining leather eWKIil N-10- 96 A-21- FISH CLC22 Bargain Fish & lb pkfl 8100 Whole' or Half lb 53 Halibut Sid Cuts lb 49 lb NY 2$" Phono 825-7- 1 (fjfngi liquid ityyl P (SclTIf A) CT 22QZ HALIBUT 1 ffpi f fro QUICK 7nnn 7yjy1 new TV if f mm mm n ran ! 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