| Show The j4lt Luke Tribune Eriday August 26 1988 E3 I t e B’ ‘ — OniteO PtfS5 aft Black suede keep fashions in shoes on toes for autumn Bv Karen Gordon United Press International This fall there are just two words to remember when it romes to buying shoes — black and suede 'The newest color is black and a very close second will probably be black” said noted New York shoe designer Kenneth Cole Aside from black black and black Cole said his fall collection will feature red and purple w ith touches of green and mustard yellow Internationally known shoe designer Stuart W eitzman said a major change in shoes this season will be heel shapes ' The Louie heel is back which is an hourglass shape” Weitzman said 'Of the in a telephone interview Louie there will be some chunky ones and some slim ones Heels on the average will be about a half-inc" higher than they were last season Cole said the shapes in his footwear collection are more classic than they have been in the past with snipped blunter toes and a fuller heel "In terms of silhouettes people will see stronger heels What balances that heel is an upfront treatment — an ornament design or something high up on the foot" Even the plain Weitzman said pump will have a stronger toe box and heel "But the stronger story is the material story and I can say it in one word suede suede suede Because clothing continues to be black and brown the material becomes more important Suede gives the shoe a richness " h ‘ Look for colorful suedes includberry raspberry grape purple and cassis said Weitzman along with the "tartan colors in green and red ” ing ‘‘The evening counterpart of suede is velvet with the same silhouettes” said Weitzman with black hosiery ornamented with rhinestones to complete the look Booties are the other big trend for fall with the shoe height extending to the ankle or slightly below "They will be w'orn with matching opaque hosiery and with pants" Weitzman said and they will come “ in all heel heights including flats Hosiery for day wear this season continues last year's trend a polarization of sheerness from nearly ultra sheer" to very opaque Last fall a very strong percentage of our sales was in black — jet e black true black — and that w ill to be important" said Susan Malinowski vice president of marketing with Round the Clock and Givenchy hosiery Malinowski also predicted colored hosiery will begin to "sprinkle in" in bright colors such as red blue pink and turquoise 'We'll be seeing color blocking" For instance wearing she said sheer purple hose with an emerald green dress " In addition look for a return to patterned hosiery this season but with a more subtle look than before said Malinowski - con-tinu- Aimee Elizabeth W'mder daughter of The Rev and Mrs Francis L Hinder Ogden is recipient of the Susan W Coda i Memorial Scholarship awarded bv the Utah State Chapter FEO Sis terhood A purpose of FEO is to provide educational opport uni tics for - w omen y1 Miss Winder ? lias been admit led to the Univer- - Miss Winder si! v of Redlands Calif where she in ipir in English 11 90th BIRTHDAY REBECCA MAUDE BERRYMAN Rcbecco Mouoe Berryman w ceteerate her Am Brthoov te ten The Organ La wit De the aemng tor o family dKmec that evening She wW be further honor ec Sunaoy August 2Sth of an Open House tnyr p m to MX P m at 1724 McQeUanC St Mrs Berryman was barn in South She Qrohno August Tern moved to inan 40 years ago She is the mother at chtKten Her six living chhaen are Mooeno Suggs El l9t Mom CaNtomta Ron Gandy Whither Cotfrgrnio KUenman Gandy Sandy Utah Sttoem J Gandy West Vauey Rupert Gandy Bounrttui and Lorraine Burr Op den numerous granochiMVen and eat gr em andcn liar en PrtceetCoati From August 26 thru Septembsr 1 1961 Open until 10PM T Days A Week avertable tor sate at or teow to advertised puce in each Fred Meyer sloe except as 'pec Exrept 6tn and Aioet 6oaoway and Winui Pam f 06 2 ?09' (MMK) Each of these advanced iem$ must oe re kai 9 7 "Not like three years ago but patterned hosiery will begin to appear on the street" she said Patterns on the leg have been dead for almost two years But it will be coming back in a subtle way " Striped hosiery will be another trend "They are not loud and strong they w ill look fresh since we hav en t seen them m a while" said Malinowski The hosiery industry also is responding to the resurgence of pants fashions for with more knee-higday and evening wear w ith a v arietv ' of knee-highosiery in tailored lacy and floral looks" she said Ankle ornamentation on hosiery will continue to be important "It s pretty and part of dressing up’ Malinowski said "Party dressing is still here But we've all grown up now from the pouf skirts of last year and now we can all be feminine again " 4k A h h Includes Airfare Know carpet types By The Associated Press What s the difference between an Oriental rug and a kilim’ According to the owners of Rug Tower a New York retail rug outlet and Oriental rugs are have pile kilim is a generic term for e pieces that are hand-- oven on looms (Dhurries are kilims made for the most part in India ) The leading countries making Oriental rugs they say are Iran China India Pakistan and Turkey hand-knotte- d flat-weav- There are four major fibers used carpet for the home according to Allied Fibers wool nylon polyester and olefin Nylon is most popular says Allied accounting for more than 90 percent of all residential carpets m wall-to-wa- ll The trendies! carpet colors this year are white gray and beige says Axel Venn color consultant for 1CI Fibres He says they combine well cosmetics-influencewith soft hues" that he says will be the color palette for the '90s Venn says light colors are popular now because of new carpeting resistance to staining and soiling d Nile supreme queen plans visit to Utah Tommie C Watts Galveston Texas supreme queen of the Supreme Temple Daughters of the Nile will make her official visit to Lybia' Temple No 32onv Sept 6 and 7 Mrs Watts ers' Hospital for m Children the afternoon Crippled Hostess for the visitation will be Lvbia Temple Queen Stella Zahanas assisted by past supreme queens Mrs Eleanor F Thompson and Mrs Eleanor H Carlston Visitation plans include a ceremonial Wednesdav at 1 p m at the Masonic Temple with a reception at 4 30 p m including performances by temple units A banquet at 5 pm will honor Mrs Watts Ceremonial hostesses are Lvnn Roberts chairman Catrina Allen Aileen Christensen and the Zanana unit Banquet chairman is Marie Bag-leassisted bv Maxine Larsen and Joan Stringham Ah Bavaria! Just imagine spending a weekend in the marvelous mountain air with the rich smell ofbrat-wur- st broiling on an outdoor grill and a band playing a lively German polka It’s Oktoberfest at Snowbird And to make this annual celebration of music food and drink really get off the ground we have a special weekend package price—including airfare on the Snowbird tram— that’s very fair indeed It’s the Oktoberfest When you come up to Snowbirds Bavaria well throw in the airfare —tram tickets be on top of the world Package And it just goes to show that you needn’t go farther than Snowbird to have a memorable European weekend In fact during Oktoberfest you may think you’re in a little village in the heart of the Alps You’ll hear traditional German songs see colorful folkdances and enjoy authentic food and refreshment Of course you can also play tennis relax by the pool or go mountain biking or hiking The Snowbird Mountaineering Center rents mountain bikes and offers free guided hikes in the Snowbird area Beyond that you may want to indulge yourself at the incredible Cliff Spa Or at one of Snowbird’s numerous restaurants and bars high-qualit- Snowbird's Baianan weekend includes not only airfare but gourmet fare Sunday brunch for two tmr pm a Lgner dipt ndo'g nn (jmmni "datum y A Call 532-170- 0 extension 40 to reserve a Snowbird Oktoberfest Package for vourself and a companion today You’ll have beautiful gourmet Sunday brunch and tram tickets to the top of Snowbird while saving 20"' off our regular prices 'That ought to give ou a lift a snowbird (7 ski and summer resort Nk I’nmat ptrpttm dnubh iunpawOftir(pw0 Bernice Willie is decorations chairman Pursers are Norma Ivon and Shirley Ponte f AKt 4k A A4 44a A A A A - AA AA 0 A AA4A4AA A A A A for two— and youll serving everything from gourmet elegance to western hospitality So don't keep your weekend plans up in the air 1 A noied n tn s ad Snowbird's $4fP Bavarian Weekend i A dicaHy ‘ ‘ PEO recipient named tniemohona PcrtO there are only two words that must be remembered if buj ing shoes — black suede This autumn when it is time to spend the jnoney for wardrobe that goes on the feet A A A m A |
