Show 7'" r ( rplenrber 21 1956 The Salt TaVe Tribune Sifurdav Pjc Salt Mr Ship LndorhCil at Country CJult filmnc £ctkr Fashion Elects New Platform men By Grace Gi ether Tnbure Fashion Editor When two fascinating pas times merge the result is as ei they say in Hollywood rifle'1 —which best describes the fashion show Friday at Dcacr Mrs W illiam I’ Newlyweds Leave for France F William -- Beazer illumed the Miss with giandmother swoon V f H I x - Beach runvvay in an designed long coat costume to models paiading latest Fans imports that showed Dior’s much talkpd-abou- t magnet line and de famous double Givenchy's breasted suit the show was as exciting as it was elegant riumed Tables Tables in dining and draw' ing rooms looked almost like huge Old fashioned hats willi their decor of ostrich plumes and flowers depleting the nostalgic folderols of fashion circa 1912 -i- nspiration for autumn's '56 silhouettes (Amazing what clever decorations smait women can think up') Mis Sam Reinhardt (hair-maof the Country Club's with budge gi oup which Samuel Makoff Sr sponsors the long The will both study at the Univeisity of Grenoble fur one year Fnor to her maninge Mis Beazer was enteitained at dinners given by Mis Fred E Ray and Miss Lois Rav Mis Merrill J Weech and Mrs Dale E Peterson A tea was given by Mis Monroe J Taxman and Mrs D Creed Bumhall anl Mrs Lohr Livingston was hostess at a dinner A Mrs Letters to F Beazer llllam V their wheie they will make young couple in Grenoble France home ( otinfry Club style Mum: Givenchy’s double breasted boxy Jacket suit modeled By June Cockrell Norma Sullivan in hand jeweled Anrerlean designed formal llown from Farrs for Why Grow Old? IJve in France Pictures Can Recapture Memories of Beauty Bowman By Josephine Bay Kalvvajtys one of Chi citizens “A poverty of happy cago s said rntei t sting Don’t Dignify Ugly Stories Troublemaker Ignore kz ler woman Ann: I m n married with five children My husband s brother tried to talk him out of marrying me Thin was 21 years ago he’s still fv ‘ f poit your clatter tiap x al- ways told terrible lies Shout m e running around are LAnn whieh absurd Landers never I've into or tavern a stepped looked at another man In all my life This bi other inlaw nil! (Ann LnW hlp Kend s accusations the husband is still rmtrtfbling shout “smoke and flic’ he’s just trying to irritate you the ugly Don’t dignify try- He's up btothei-inlaw’- cheap and ing to break us "Where there's smoke there’s fire'”— MRS X If after 21yeais of marriage and five children and not a shred of evidence to sup oii with b Kind to your problem them to her In rrr of Homo Service Department Salt Ijike Tribune r O Do Rh7 halt nko City I th has been married four times and can’t stand to see anyone rise have a happy home My husband’s sister has also been trying to get into the act She’s been writing all the relatives that Im “no good” IIow can I get these people to mind their own business’’ Shall I wiite to them and tell them off? The tiling that fries me is after 21 years of marriage and no proof what-soer my husband still say s e stones by writing to the tives You need not defend yourself One nice thing about gossip— when thev’ie talking about YOB they le leaving someone else alone Dear Ann: I rn r bnv and need help Ive tiled to talk to a few people about this hut thev laugh light In No one takes me mv face seriously I hope you will n the semiannual style was as busy collecting memnnes much more than actuil mnnet uj poveity is the spectre that haunts the older He to awav money Mv family complains cause I talk and laugh in my Tills fall I m going sleep away to college and Im afi ud of the embai lasnnent Is there anything 1 ran do’ — be- D M Many kids away at school talk in their sleep Request a loom mate who is also a nocturnal oiator — or a very sound sleeper a thought to piesemng of their (tM'itii'nal Munn Q Cannon Mrs V II Mott Mrs E Scott Wetzel Jr Mrs F B Creer and Mis some expencn-r- c s ” Album Disappears kulvvajtvs has been an enthusiast ir phntngi a pher since childhood A number of yeais ago he realized th it the sale of ram eras photographic Mr supplies and rorrelated equipment had zoomed beyond any expectation Nov 23 has been circled as the wedding day for Miss Charlotte Ann Van Leeuwen daughter of Mr and Mrs Heniy Van Leeuwen 30 East and Raymond 4th North Yates Hayes Parents of the futuie benedict are Mr and Mis Hay Hayes of Bountiful The rites w ill be solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and that evening a i crept ion will honor the couple in the Bountiful Second LDS Watd same pel iod the Family Album ptactieallv had disap-peam- l fiom the scene lie w while xvliat endued show and Mis John W Em1 2t2 mett Stratford Ave (2563 South) proudly’ announce the ai rival of a son born Sept 15 at the Holy Cinss Hospital Young Chad I ife weighed in at 7 lbs 6 ozs Waiting at home for their new brother were Bill 4'i of atims nnd closets ti unks or riiaweis when they werent lost or tin own out In a house-cleanin- spree and Bob Not one to let a good idea Rav Kalvvajtys lie around went into the album busme ss I think one i c axon he has hern so successful is because he his hi ut in his vvoik He helu'ves that albums waim the1 lonely heart and recover lost moments of happiness and that thev add Tiehness of back- rashionahle Spinach Fashion may or may not be spinach but spinach becomes fashionable when it is served a topping of nutmeg-lemobutter There s a glowfor spiking gieen fiend ing vegetables vvith nutmeg n ground to the Ia lives of a hov and the fn t c luld for the Harty L Harts 321 The Jeieiny’ St (810 West) young man was born Tups riav at St Mark’s Hospital ’ wc oz lglung 8 lbs lie is the 17th grandchild for Mr and Mrs Alan Bryson It chil-riio- k Aura he thinks tint the reason miry older jieoplo ful to make new fi lends is because of so & iness 0UJ& A( 'f'ca&fu caid libxxb Our new pi jilted pattern m a nevv veision of your step in chess' TlnS tailored sheath is a woerbr-fullbecoming style for every figure — 4512: Printed Misses’ sizes 10 12 11 16 13 20 Size 16 takes 4” yards pattern 30 Inch Directions printed on each tissue pattern part Easv to use aeeuiate assures pen feet fit imMsM IS 4iwaWiB5Baiiwsa SrfVtfcKlfeAsV low low cott food thot givs you tim laving Tk oiy to proper final high in prolmn end low in tad with th color1 inC a! vtiammu to j1 your body th nuCntional balance needed for more vCaley fndividiiAl Poolers in Your Neighborhood 432 to Strvn To SAIT lAKf HI ADQUASURS EL EAST 4TH SOUTH Ogdnn 3055 Washington Provo f 3 3734 Moroni Ph 5631 141-- J Tromonton At Monro Center Phon 367-tedor City S4J Send 35c in cons for tl s pattern — add 5 tents for each pattern for 1st class mail" g Send to Anne Adams care of The Salt Lake Tribune Battel n rvpt 213 VV ltih St New Yoik 11 NY Hint plainly name abbess with zone M7C arul stvic numhei flow-fitt- er FOOT Help fort STRAW ‘iij J4" 32" Dr and Mrs F U McKinnon proudlv announce the arrival of habv hoy born Sundry in thp LDS Hospital Be weighed in at b lbs 15 ozs At home to greet the new arrival were Craig Kathy and Randy Mrs ILwel Noble 1605 Denver (410 East) and Mis Lil ban Me Kinnon 538 N 10th of happier days pnseived thiough the ycais ran mrieatp the flavor of happiness and that in itself provides the same kind of au t a that the me moty of having lxien a beauty gives a woman who is no longer young or beautiful” pictures ate grandmothers West sm cller size s No 1516 with PATT O RAMA included Is In waist sizes 21 25 26 23 30 32 Size 25 1 vaicl of 51 inch for each sty le bend 25 cents th coins for t! is j i’tern to IRIS LANE care of The SML Lake Tribune 3o7 W Adams M Chicago 6 111 £taTSl an el - IOWA why not ’ -- f t®'‘° w’M' r Mexican Foods ju 1 tt ( a I nr Sf U MUIFIS I! 7th CAL e fl W (INS) — If your husband just hang it up in his den iFUR original SWEATER imports nla very my special price! : - A t0’ '’ - i- ptr f! Looks like Cashmere feels like Cashmci e It’s the adept blending of fur fabric w ith lamb's t wool ami J nylon that gives ' it such an y'N expensive look at such wonderful low ORDERS itaf iix color Add 2 tox In lUeh ror ToHij' FOODS FCULTON R C Utflh & 78 1311 rn TT tSf r v pc PUll-QYE- I'00' rtr Sa’t IrA 9 W fc'g ve John Forsey HUDSON BAY MAIL Ar I her sister in law Airs Harry F Fnrsev All Ray Stout and Airs L S Skaggs Jr hobby window rurtains’’- Lrtest thing in manly draperies are the kind printed with such hobby and spoits themes as baseball fishing and mm collecting One Nevv York di apery designer (Cheney Gieeff) is exhibiting a eheeiful assortment of imported wines and liquors plus an old English seltzer bottle in a colot ful array punted in buck and khaki colors on a sand colored background The freshwater fish designs ate flamed in such color combinations as pewter and blown and the coin collection i shown in an elegant print of laequer red gold and cafe au lait P!a to chided Mis It for Decoration ’'s Are rAiiY ru'd n ccvurc I” e cr Glimpsed Mrs Julian M Bamberger with Maitin C Lmdem Mrs Frank B Strpa tor and Mrs Newell B Day ton A pietty fomsome In CARDIGAN fA0US RESJICOPlNIORIIIIAS gether pink melon charcoal periwinkle Sizes 36 to 40 M H IJp sis-te- cost Yellow (Avo-x’- Lus- cept in a few chic ju'enile fashions modeled by a tno of pxubeiant little moppets And the guests? Thev did Here Bountiful Iu the ex was everywhere ihow justice there glimpsed Mrs Paul VV Lai sen Mrs Robert S Cat ter Mis Thomas Joseph Carter and Mi s Y D Mis Leland B Flint Mis Died A Caileson and Mis R C Elliott shared a table Mrs Lvndon Haynes Snow looked as glamorous as a fashion model Alls Samuel Makoff Si had her daughter from San liannsco Mrs E C Albcu ton as a guest Admiring two models in chic high toques weie Mrs i Fuller B Bailey and twin Mis Henry J R'ggeit Mis J Chandler Rooklidge Mis R M Cornwall and Mis Louis J Tauter chatted tothe fashion s Slim as a nc'cslle sk’its to bolster youi winter vvardiotre h of this good looking pair takes just a y aid of 51 inch in — Wt -- i y wlilt 1516 - " fur velvet Featheis I lovingly y(auitauu chaA c A Li tie Lad they lark the imu of happiness which invites nevv axso coitions He sud “In periods of lonel- fezte Iloolirs 11 ii e e pie-tin- 12 Grandparents aie Mr and Mis William S Fife of Bug-haCity and Mrs Harriet Emmett of Logan has Dior suds and de Givenchey’s short boxy jacket suit flowm over fiom Paris especially for' the show When American copies pour off the nyass pio-dutiorr line the bulk will he taken out of the magnet line and the $l5u0 per suit will rut to around $89 Miss Zeese obsei veil Latest fashion harmony black and white it showed up over and over again I’uis in lavish nevv mutations were in every silhouette imaginable And leather was in a lather all afternoon Like the car eoat its tops for ’56 Trettiest in the “at home” senes was a long robe of vvis teria velvet Sleek rolumn of emerald gieen had a diaphanous ehif fon ovpisknt (3b yards of it' - and detachable to he used as a cape if milady vv ished ' NFVV YORK Dt pie-ttne- millions m In charge of f uniitiy Club evrictl Mrs Munn fl f nnnn left Mrs E Seoft Wetzel Jr Sain Reinhardt chairman Airs Ilang Your Hubby’s Hobby iiad ieople c ic illv thiee CmlL C been doing with the billions of snapshot s thev take v arlv He had visions of millions of s old boxes bulging with stoied The stoppers: riunng the Charlotte Van Leeuwen with Stanley B Boaidman ‘ ’Bound the CIck k’ From costume suits to tab loicd classic s on to daytime riipxxps and casuals that fit the busy American woman s wav of living the fashions cued to the season’s new ladylike pare recalled all the tricks of feminine wiles during those late but unlamented Edwardian years Trend setters as well as some gave put but never com- c ycais of many people” continued 'Look at the the foresight event pliments as were the models who paraded the beautiful lollies Mrs Larry Mangan a iecent newcomer fiom Houston Tex was her guest Committee chan men weie Mis F L Tillman Mis lobbies of middle class residential hotels anvwhete and ohseive bv whom they ate peopled — often by unhappv looking older folks who had Landers rela- that" so gtace understood Miss Virginia 7ecsp intro duced the show s slate of fash Ion candidates From the time the fust model pirouetted on For 3f thp well T Satin ami Lace her wedding the nevv Mrs Beazer chose an enchanting gown of bride’s satin Chaniilly laee enhanced the fitted bodice and formed a panel down the fiont of ttie full length skirt and followed the hark of the skiit into a cathedial tram The bodice was stvled with a higli stand up collar and long pointiie sleeve s A Dutch itvlrd hap of laee released her fingeitip veil of sheer est hndal illusion "After the bieak fast the newlyweds left for a honeymoon at Capastrano Club Stylos plaved politics all aftei noon and came up with like a platform something this You’ve got to be elegant this fall Youve got to dress to the teeth act like a lady and perhaps leun how to Joyce IlioiKbank lor his bnde Frida morning in rites solemnized in the Salt Lake LBS Templp IDtold B Lee of the Council of the Twelve officiated at the double ling l lies Immediately aftei the reiemonv the 1' Baorkhank hnde s mother Mis of Ihovo entertained at a breakfast for the populit young rouple at the Lion House The hi lde is also the daughter of the late Mr Brc' kbank Mr Beazer is the son of Mr and Mrs William A Beazer of' Provo r Country SDN leulK flat 238 fu in coaipaw SOUTH MAIN I I ur Slut CO |