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Show Formal Gowns Add Glamor to Military Prom Realizing that formal dances will soon be a thing of the past, everyone every-one at South is preparing for the annual Cadet Hop. Clothes, of course, are the main topic of conversation. White taffeta will be prevalent this year. Here and there will be brilliant dashes of color in both patriotic!' hues and pastels. Jean Marie Davies has dreamed up a pxetty pink organdy trimmed with a "blue ruffle to charm her escort. Gloria Clausen plans to show off her moire taffeta of green with a sweetheart neck. She has a jacket of the same color and the whole outfit is set off by a gold trim. Jean Buddell has a new white net and taffeta with a full skirt which should be' striking with her dark hair. Marilyn Geertsen will be seen in a yellow net formal with a full skirt, low neck, and a low back. Cherie Christensen is another who has dark hair which will go well with her white satin and net dress it a full skirt and a black velvet top. Marjorie James will look very nice in a light blue gown with smart silver sequins. Marjorie Wallin will be charmingly charm-ingly patriotic in a sheer creation of red, white, and blue. Carol Wheelwright is thrilled with her rose colored taffeta with huge puff sleeves which she just purchased for the occasion. Orla Stevens will appear in a appear in a, white formal with a wide bodice and a full skirt. I la Howard's tulip flowered gown is ravishing to the normal eye. A ruffled vee neck and a square drop-back will be featured with a vee dropwaist and a full skirt. Anna Joy Bushman will feature her dream gown. It is black, with a sweetheart neckline and an embroidered em-broidered top. Patsy Hansen will wear a tropical' number. Hugh bright flowers will cover the skirt and the bare midrift will add the tropical touch. She was only a lumberman's daughter but she'd been through the mill. .t. |
