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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, January 31. 1971 r BETROTHAL Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wheeler Lougee, Winchester, Mass., and Rockwood, Maine, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ellen Christine Lougee, to Matthew Roy Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy William Simmons, Kaysville. The courle is planning a June 19 wedding. Miss Lougee graduated from the Northfield School for Girls and Connecticut College where she served as president of her junior and senior classes. She has served as assistant director of Community Development Program in Wallingford, Conn. She presently is working on her masters degree at Boston University. Mr. Simmons graduated cum laude from the University of Utah where he affiliated with Sigma Chi, Owl and Key and Skull and Bones. He received lu masters degree with distinction from Harvaro. Graduate School of Business Administration. He was a research associate at Harvard while studying for his doctorate. Mr. Simmons, who resides in Boston, is a member of the Harvard Club of New York. 7 Rejoice in the Return of True Life Romance ft Ellen Christine Lousee TV reflected everywhere, music and fashion. By Barbara K. Sadtler Newhouse News Writer - art, Clingy Dresses NEW YORK Perhaps it never v.as last, merely misplaced, tucked away under a torrent of technology, laden with laments cf women wbj mistook liberation for lacklustre license. N in shirt From the and skirt, women are driftirg into the romance of the dress, e a delicate design which clings and swings and settles on the hips like a sensecond skin. suous At any rate, romance has The dress already is big rediswomen have returned; covered themselves and their news in stores across the naWomen want th" look of unique relationship to the tion. design, a put-ogjnmickless workings of the universe. and accesthey can pretty-uIt's pragmatic to be pretty; sorize in their own individual satisfying to be sophisticated; way. nature to look feminine and Among the prettiest and filled with a softness that most romantic of the new sympathetically moLifies ev- dresses are the unstructured eryone and everything within jerseys and knits, body sweatrange. ers in realny, which swathe The new romance of 1971 is the silhouette m a film cf softr ness. French designer Soma Rykiel has a bevy of these beauties with belts and inset bands of color that focus on the hips. There are prints in folksy florals with plenty of flounce surface of on the crepe or plain cotton. the delightful, Perfectly calicos of Betsey Johnson for Alley Cat; the skirts are extra full, the sleeves long and tapered and the neckline widely Bodices take the scooped. and trim, slim approach extend ever so slightly below the normal waist. The daytime dress can be a shirt, too, or a chemise, pale in color, peplumed in the fashion of Bill Blass, who buttons the tiny, tight bodice and adds a charming belt. A ' Garden Parties As the neoromantic mood moves into full swing, prepare for more garden parties, afternoon promenades on pretty patios and green, grassy . plains. Christian Dior of New York has the perfect garden party i dress, a shirt silhouette in silk e, organza, with a high belted waist and full, set-i- n sleeves that grasp the wrists with wide cuffs. Designer Frank Olive has created the extraordinarily lovely straw hat work-a-da- y one-piec- that's a necessity with such multigreens of Mollie Pamis romantic daywear. The floor length paisley bolero with touch: mammoth dress that merges crowning cabbage rose and a sweep of gleaming golden braid to outtulle attached to one side of line the sleeves and neckline and create a trompe l'oeil the crown. Romance reaches a high cummerbund. point in the evening, however, Another Pamis dinner dress when dinner and candlelight n black point d'esprit with lantern sleeves is coiver sations illuminate wispy printed silk chiffons. punctuated with a single Rich as the colors in a white rose at the waistline. stained glass window, the The effect is sophisticated, wrist-lengt- h demure, yet strikingly romantic. The necessity of initiating a romantic revival m these days of living is easy to understand. Romance softens, relaxes, acts as a foil for the restrained nature of daily life and stimulates those touched by its power to search for the basic humanity in every hard-edge- ultra-organiz- d p 4 f Ellen C. Lougee , ready-to-wea- Sparkling, Positive Personality Kate Talks Straight From th Shoulder By Glenna Syse Chicago Writer Sun-Tim- CHICAGO, ILL. - She tame striding in like a gym teacher, cheeks ruddy, eyes dancing, tightening the knot on her babushka and pumping hands all around. Katharine Hepburn, Very much in person. No rings on her fingers. No bells on her toes, only buckled visibly brogues Slacks, two black shirts, long, sleeveless vest and the inevitable visored cap ('This Is pay Civil War one) tightly secured with two scarves. ; She took to a chair unwillingly and soon her feet were half-sole- either under her or over the hrm or swinging at the ceiling. Small, Spare The body is small, spare, aL ways moving; the hands busy explaining, fingers snapping In punctuation. Only the gaze is constant At 61, there are wrinkles. But they all go up. And the voice. Ah, that voice. The larynx should be bottled, put on view and labeled a jare species. It's got the most fetching gargle in the busi- are uncomfortable. Who am I dressing up for? You must ',:ease this wondering what you are going to take out of the cupboard. The whole human race is all kinda sad looking. Im in o favor of paying no attention to the outside. , If I were a man Id have two suits, so one could go to the cleaners. And I think it's silly for men to spend that money at the barber's when they could all shave heads. It doesnt make a hell of a lot of difference how you look yourself. What matters is that when youre talking to someone you make them feel abso-- 1 u t e 1 y fascinating. Then theyll think youre fascinating, top. Thats the truth isnt tw'o-pie- - their $ ' j,z 35. , fw. pH W' it? Womens lib? I dont understand it. I dont quite know what theyre after. Liberated from what? Liberated from life? You cant be liberated demi-empir- from life. Who is going to take care of the children? Women, I think, are saints. If the children were left to the men, they wouldnt last a minute. Theyd all end up in an orphan asylum. Its pretty tough for the mother of six to be liberated. I never needed to be liberated. I had the brains to stay single and I cant moan about not having a baby to rock. Id have been a revolting mo- ness. has ; Katharine Hepburn never been cozy with the and certainly she press doesnt need the' publicity. J'Coco, the musical in which flii plays French fashion de-- e i g n e r Gabrielie Chanel, bpened last week in Chicago $450,000 to an expected ther. advance. The seats remaining So it went, en a wide range for the three week run are of subjects everything from mostly for those with binocuthe lyre bird in Australia (it lars. may not interest you, but it But at a press conference at does four-lettme) to the Drake Hotel, she wras words never use them). there to please and quick to Awful to People admit it. to tennis game, we anxious Her a make am "I i I flagging. good impression. Im trying to learned, is dont do anything that exbe fascinating. Im not naturCoco, ally fascinating. No one is. It hausts me except takes a hell of a lot of effort." which exhausts me. Yes, she would like to direct a movie, A disarming confession. Could it be true that she is I love bossing people. bold and fearless on the outNo, she doesnt fuss with enside and quaking inside? tertaining. I just serve free dinners and tell people dont Iron Butterfly stay long. She likes to go to Yes, said Kate, the Iron bed at 8 p.m. and have breakRutter fly, indestructible fast at 5 a.m. and, lying product of New England, down. Im not mad about sitdaughter of a suffragette, ting down. I like to eat lying pine-tim- e Academy Award down. It's good for indigesTominee, taker of cold showtion. ers, winner of tennis matches, What about privacy? show business's favorite Well, Im willing to be tomboy. awful to people. If Im in an ! So much for interviews, art gallery and people stop vhat about onstage? me, I just fasten them with It terrifies me that I'm not my eagle eye and say go 'going to be as good as I can away. Im trying to enjoy be. myself. Ive tried not to alter I The interior quivers and the my way of life to that of a fawish to please did not, howevmous person because if it suder, water down her answers. denly changed I would have to There was no pussyfooting, no change, too. This business of tiptoeing through the tulips. selling yourself is a hazardAnd she brushed aside some ous, humiliating business. Im disstupid, questions as like an old building that's missing them with a robust been around a long time. But ha-h, Im liable to be dumped any Indications of a positive minute. mental attitude peppered her At that moment, there was responses: no one in the room who Living is the important thought that possible. An old "thing. It doesn't matter what building, maybe. But sure to you do, do it well. If you be preserved as, a national cant, you may as well get a landmark. gun and end it. Finally someone said I get satisfaction out of evThank you, madame presierything. Id rather do one dent. And it was over, thing well than four things except for one question from badly. I'm not much for trusta girl reporter. ing in luck. You dont get Who do you think, Miss something for nothing in this Hepburn, is the sexiest man world. I like to do things you have ever known? well. That, my dear, she anThe Hepburn attitude swered, is a question you toward clothes, however, should not have to ask. could not be called positive. I guess I look like the rag pickers daughter. But thats 80TH BIRTHDAY what everyones wearing I Tht children wide-brimme- d Whaleu-Quin- n dressed. Im built like a truck dr; er. And the reason I can't Stand clothes is they really Lillian B h ! Huan sr op honor- - I t. log her of an open house, on Febru- r 7'0" her Katharine Hepburn at 61 Is small, spare, always moving. Im not naturally fascinating pm,it 5M South reiativet ' Madeofspunbonded olefin; machine washable. Size Free with purchase of 6 sq. yds. of any Adventure Print Carpet. Or, $5.95 with no 10-1- 2, Adventure Prints an exciting, new carpet from Armstrong. Bold end sassy, they transform any room Into a decorating adventure. Three great designs r In 11 smaah- -. Ing colors. Unbelievably durable soil and stain If resistant. 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