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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
FASHION NOTEBOOK
ll-Length Gowns Star
y AT Inaugural Balls

washington lived up to its
reputation for being the ball
gown capital Of the world. The
most beautiful bali gowns GER
tainly were in evidence-worn
by Washington women and
out-of-town inaugural visitors.
While Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover Endorsed citron yellow
lace and taffeta, women who
promenaded In front Of the
Presidential box seemed to
prefer white, all variations Of
red, emerald green, and bril-
liant blues in just about that
order.
Satin "A Hit
Satin In solid colors was the
fabric queen Of the Inau-
gural Balls. Generally in
white. in peony pink, in blue
from ice to electric. satin won
out over net, taffeta, and chif-
fon.
The sheath dress was de-
finitely in the minority. When
seen it nearly always had the
stark silhouette relieved by
panels or a back godet or
fishtail type train. The bouf-
FAINT dress, ranging from the
defined bell-shaped silhouette
to the Southern belle rufiied
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pink with blue, and pink
cainellias.
Senator Flanders looked
stylish In his black and gold
brocade weskit: Mrs. Flanders
wore soft pink and gray. She
was bearing a poem. which
she showed to those close by,
called at Takes Three Genera
ton" Ito fashion a Vermonter)
and those with whom she
discussed it thoroughly agreed
Sitting with the Senator's wife
was National Committee
woman Consuela Northrop
Bailey. former Lieutenant
Governor of Vermont and the
first woman in the United
States to hold that position.
The party was held from
8 to 10 o'clock in the Caucus
Room Of the Senate ONCE
Building,
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STATE SOCIETIES
Militid, Mrs. Luce
Stund Outi Crowd

since its beginnings in It'll.
They wear the historic uni
forms of the British Grena-
diers and paraded them last
night in a manner cavalier.
Others outstanding in the
assemblage were handsome
Ambassador to Spain John
Lodge and Connecticut's at
tractive First Lady. In q smart
black suit and beret, and Gov
ernor Abraham Ribicoff.
Heads also turned to see
Senator and Mrs. Prescott
Bush, Senator and Mrs. VIII
liam Purtell, Representatives
Edwin May. jr.. Albert w.
Cretella, James Patterson and
Horace Seely Brown and his
wife.
Turning of the head was
about all one could manage at
one point in the South Ameri-
can Room, as 1t filled to over
flowing with hundreds Of ma
tives of the Nutmeg State and
their friends. Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Anthony
Arpaia was in the crowd. as
was Federal Power Commits
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as was MRS. Pearl Carter Pace.
Foreign Claims Commissioner
and Civil Service Commissioner
George Moore.
*&+
Downstairs, in the Congress
sional Room Of the Willard.
natives Of the Centennial State
were enjoying themselves at a
cocktail party given by the
Colorado State Society.
Chief among the celebrities
here were Gov. and Mrs.
Stephen L. r. McNichols. Sem
ator and Mrs. Gordon L. Allott
and Senator John A. Carroll,
whose wife was home con-
valescing from an illness. One
damsel who seemed to be steal
ing scenes, II not the show,
was Senator CAROLS blond
daughter (and secretary
Diane, who looked extremely
pretty in her "old-bridesmaid
blue" - she called it--velvet
dress. She said she was "tak-
ing Pop, a very good escort. to
the ball" at the Sheraton-P Park
Hotel later.
Mayor viii Nicholson Of
Denver was also among the 200
or so guests.
+ 4 4
Gov. and Mr3. Joseph
johnson. Senator and Mrs.
Ralph E. Flanders, Senator
George Aiken and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Winston l.
Prouty we're the honor guests
at the Vermont State Society
reception, one Of three annual
gatherings.
The Governors Lady wore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
BY AMELIA YOUNG

The storybook combination
of a fair-haired beauty and
the Governors dashing Foot
Guard made the Connecticut
State Society's reception last
night the most exciting Of all
the State society affairs on
Inauguration Day.
Lovely former Ambassador
to italy Claire Boothe Luce ar
rived at the high point of the
5-to-7-o'clock party at the
Statler Hotel and Immediately
found herself caught in a
crush. Apparently gowned for
the ball, she wore pale-blue
and deep-green satin, with
emerald jewelry, and created
a fire-and-ice effect as she
stood amid the relocated
guardsmen.
Members of the renowned
State militia were proud to
point out that it is the Oldest
In point of continuous service
in the country, that it has
never missed a week OF drill
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hoped variety. was in the
majority.
The younger set definitely
went for the strapless evening
gown and they showed their
fondness for the shorter length
dresses.
Long white kid gloves pro-
vided the most striking FASH
ion note Of the evening. WASH
ington stores were sending
EOS's to reinforce their sup
ply. Nearly every woman had
on q pair.
Fabulous Jewels
Fabulous jewels came out Of
the vaults for last nights gala
event. There were tiaras.
magnificent necklaces, and all
the glittering accessory goings-
on women feel are fashion
necessities to wear. Emeralds
worn with EN- erald satin
dresses with matching stoles
were worn by numerous women
who seemed to be defying the
French fashion superstition
that to wear green is unlucky.
Mrs. Lauritz Melchior wore
her famous diamond collection
Of the "Anastasia" jewels. She
told us that the tiara, two
necklaces. and two bracelets
were part Of the Russian
Crown jewels sold in Germany
about twenty-five years ago. It
is said that these jewels be-
longed to the young Grand
Duchess.
One million dollars worth Of
diamonds. it is reported, were
sent by Neiman- Marcus for
! wear at the Inaugural Balls.
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This Is IN the tradition Of many
New York jewelers. and Pari-
sian ones. too. who allow their
jewelry to be worn by famous
beauties to Offset their magni-
1lcent gowns.
Traffic shoppers at the
Armory included the Traina-
Norell gown Of off-white chif-
fon with dolman sleeves, satin
girdled waist, and the MY
Fair Lady" complete to the
rose at the waistline worn by
beautiful Nancy Berg. =.
Mrs. George Pew Of Phil
adelphia kept hearing "It's
simply beautiful" each time
she walked by. Her Nettie
Rosenstein strapless gown Of
white net with satin roses of
lime. peach. and gray in has
relief produced the compN-
WCutbs
Melanie Kahane. famous in
terror decorator, wore q plum
colored wool jersey sheath
with a pink satin evening
gown trimmed with a mink
collar. It was lined with
matching plum jersey. De-
signed by Pauline Trigere 1t
was a real eye-catcher. -.
Personally invited by Mrs.
Eisenhower, designer B m
Zuckerman whose suits are
created for chic slim figures,
discovered much to his cha
grin that he couldn't get in
to his own white tie" formal
attire. He had gained too
much weight. There was hasty
wardrobe reorganization done
| Continued on Page BIS, Col.
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sioner william r. Connole.
president Of the Connecticut
society.
Although the Kentuckians
who honored the new members
of their congressional delega-
ton last night weren't doing
so in the name of the State
society, they welcomed all fell
low-Kentuckians who were in
Washington to celebrate yes
terday's main event.
Seventeen chandeliers blazed
in the huge Crystal Ballroom
of the Willard Hotel where 800
or so constituents and friends
gathered to pay tribute to
Senators John Sherm q n
Cooper and Thruston Ballard
Morton. whose wife attended.
and Representatives John M.
Robson. jr.. and Eugene Siler,
both Of whose wives were pres
ent.
On one side of the hall hung
heroic-size pictures of the
President and Vice President
and the Kentucky State Seal.
Another State Seal, larger and
bannerlike, decorated the OPP
posite wall.
Senator Cooper's mother was
there and his sister, Mrs. Ben
Heiser, and brother, Mr..
Donald Cooper. who has much
the same gentle attractiyeness
as the Senator.
Gov. Happy" Gambler left
Washington shortly after the
parade, SO he couldn't attend,
but Democratic Representa-
tives Carl Perkins and Brent
Spence were reported present,
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SIS and $3.50 Womens Dresses SIS Crepes block blue ond
with sotn ond beaded edongs Novelty stripes end pIod
dey toffetos blends of satin ond boode Blue toast cho
payne o Of block Delicate oce dresses with little ockets
luscious Twopece foIes in "dess-up "dess-dcwn
block Sizes l4k to 22h
$3.50 $500 Dresses $S Crepes one-pece end ockeed
styles shcdes Of black blue and toast with sotn
beooed trims Novelty royon dresses with contrasting pod ockes
desy toeos end oost and dresses Of uex metole
Colo prints one-pece end jacket Styles including wool jersey
sheath with chok trimmings; sizes l2h to 22h
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Suits-Third Floor

$S5 Suits $50
Fostmonn Crlspon, grey l2R.
sissse to $l49S9 Suits $40.
Imported EnoIsh woed brown; l6
Polished broodcIoth sheath with boerc. black; size 10.
$49so to SIS Suits $50
donegal tweed, rust; size 10
Tweed with box locke leather trim brown 10 Il rust petite T.
Tweed classic size 10
--Forstmonn Meko box SUIT. toupe; size TO- wne size r.
$500 Suits SIS
-Einoer fonne brown: Is and 49, teal size a. chocoo
size Is
Fostmonn silk ond voc tweed fitted jacket sizes 10 to
l6 beige; sizes 10 ond a.
Fcstmonn silk wco box Jacket black size TO- green sizes 10
end Is navy; size a.
Enoer fonoe blue; t. beige ond r. seooom; TO-
rcyol size a.
5000 Suits, $40
--Apoco lined Soonwoeon suits, oxford; size and b.
$3.50 to 5000 HondmocheF Suits, $45
Fcstonn orc green size 10 ond H. Noc; size TO- pofoc
flower, 10 to Is; Brown, u tic l6
-Reoo onn SeIo weeds brown grey block red Broken
TO- w. Is, 20. Junior sizes g ". l3.
5000 TO SOS Suits. $50
Imported Rochonbeou dressnoker black size Y.
Imported tweed blue; size lSh
Eno cashmere box suits brown TO- l6 nude; 10 bue
size TO-
-Enoe cashmere fitted suits red; size TO- beige
-Forsmonn Orolo. brown; size 9
charcoal fonnel full skirt; size l3
-leother ccket tweed skirt box suit blue size and Is
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Extra Low Prices! Few-of-o-Kind Goats!

l-Mse sz45 Fw-Lned Topper $6s 35nh topper removable
nuto lining. Beige size Is
sses SI45 Person- Lomb- Trimmed coo SIS Polished Seooo
With dyed block PERSON. grey with noturo grey PERSON Sze
10 to a.
7-sses SIS Boy coois $50 Plush sook WOOL eome ond now
sizes 8 to a.
s-un sl2s Forstmonn coots ss5 Mooc polish cots with vse
trim, block; sizes 5 to l5
lisses $l25 Cashmere Blend coots $50 kohmodo Illustration
vol end eohmere), grey block. beige Sizes 10 to 10
ssses Sis Forstonn Wool coot Ss5 Forstonns Stordst
wool slim wop style Block sizes 8 TO Is.
z-Misses' 1882 Worumbo Wool coots S Clutch button
styles. Grey blue, beige, sizes 10 To-
s-Msses 5000 Sycamore Toppe SIS. Threeqloe length,
wno collar style Perono end confetti tweed; sizes to To-
7-Msses $3.50 cobc Leather Topper $35 With Imi-tuft
lining end hood White lofty sizes 10 TO Is.
ls-Msses $500 Anglo Wool Topper $ss Polished or puy
wool block, red, beige. Sizes TO IL
7unior SIPS Beaver coots $s5 Wormbo wool with
sho collar Of notro beaver Mulberry, BEIGE gold sizes to IS
4uniors $500 Fur Trimmed coo $65 Brushed Coshon wool
with dyed blond beaver coors Blue buttermk; sizes to ~
6-Juniors $3.50 Bin Bin coots $65. Imported wool, SLIM
bucn-front coats green geld; Sizes TO Is.
loJunors s25 TwoTone Wool coots $685. Wobo WOOL Choir
cool with frcnt ponel, perky bow sizes to Is
7-Junors SS999 Woumbo Wool coos $5 Button 'front.' bel'ed
back inverted pIeo Beige gold, bue-ondereT sizes to D.
4Juniors $500 Fitted couts. 49, Velvet cooed full skrted
Block, red; sizes 7 TO Is.
s-Junors $35 Campus Toppe $40 Comes hor ond wool with
quilted lining Come noN sizes ] to l3.
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You were out Of step. fash
ionably speaking. at last
nights Inaugural Ball (wheth-
er you danced at the Armory,
the Sheraton-Park. Statler, or
the Maydower Hotel) If you
wore a short evening dress.
1t was five to one in favor Of
the full-length gown.
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Budget Dresses-Fifth Floor

slo9s ond s409 Dresses S. eobodnes eepes Noo onne eoso
ond des Styles sheoh ond full skirts few @opece dresses this
group Sizes l4h to 24h broken sizes
Many ccon: Block oost, wine red, beige, green /,
$z90 to SIS Dresses $40 mad Sill onepece styles in WOOL
docron oons various blends Bosc dress styles some
prints slim and full skirts ond length sleeves including fe"
fomunome brands to give this group Bit Of distinction Sizes 10 TO
20 end l4h to IN Blue bcNn red roo black no few bonbon
stripes, pretty prints end eosuo checul
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French Room Dresses-seeond Floor

french Room DreSSeS-Second Floor
$500 Wool Knit sheoth fully lined royn too bow red block $40
ss9sS Wool Costumes sheath dresses striped lockes----$4o
'"s''"' '0'' 81" eu's'01'0 '' '"so So
1902 coeksoH Sheohs
5000 Chiffon ceekteil Dresses boode ops----------s35
7s45 Bride Dresses lace ored skirt se----s25
A99S Wool coekto sheo fness block eeen-----sso
$500 Riehed Black coektoI sheoths ----------s5
5000 Velvet coktoi sheoh oce
2$sssS Peou de Sol coot Dress silk oce color end SIS
5-s2ss Imported APPLIQUE sheoihs short sleeves roy$I5o
$500 Wool Jersey Sheoths sleeves beaded neckne cluster $40
l-Sllo White Lace Sheo with blue $65
ISIS Grey Wool sheoths q sleeves beod
ISIS Block Wool Shecths trimming
l-$lz5 Grey Wool Sheo,h beodd pockets $65
i$275 Tofeto Afternoon Dress block full skired S4S
lS3S5 Wool coeko Sheath es with velvet boero block $E5
3Sl45 Block Crepe Shoths sleeves bow SIS
l-$llo Blue Wool Costume Petite. size
$500 Grey Wool Bosie Dresses wo Jersey op---------S3o
o-$o'S Silk Satin stoIes white turquoise
3-$s5 Wool Tweed sheoth " sleeves block with pnk-------25
4$4s9s Ribbon Knit sheoths, blue $40
2-S6ssS Pecu de Sole Theoter Suits silk iettmed bock-ss
$500 Peeu de Sole Theoter Costumes black jet $ss
2-$6Ss9 Silk Broeode Bolero Costumes red
$500 Wool Embroidered Sheoths beige
Silk Chiffon coeko Dresses full rted black emercd $45
$500 Silk Tweed sheohs grey green belt ubons s45
3-$4sS9 Wool Costumes, silk on topped dress
$500 Royon Crepe Bosie Dresses loop bow
-S6S99 Silk Foe Costumes. bockbe SIS
Sl0 Wool cow Sheoth butersoctch WOOL neckn IT, $50
$500 Royon Crepe sheoths fnoed skirt back SIS
$500 Lurex coektoi Costumes full length $40
-S99 Peau de Sole Costumes silk royo block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22

e-Womens 1882 Imported Tweed coo SIS. Wormk nened
with wool Turn-bock cuffs Plum green blue; sizes 10 to Is
4-Womens SIS Polished Fitted coo $ss eebuon
sWomens SIS Imported Tweed Toppers, SIS 54nh coats, s.
button closing u-bock cuff classic sleeves re brown blue pre-
domnottno eolors Propottoned sizes Y to 70
l0Womens SS5 Famous Fobe coo $6o Three button STYLE fly
cwoy COLOR classic cfed sleeves Beige black blue Teller sizes
"a TO AZ
5-Women S45 imported Bin ond Bin coots $S9 French wool.
all hand embroidered ond hond tocred FNebton closing block
Prcportoned sizes 10 to Is
lWomons $500 ZpLined Coats $35 Smdoted tWeed 4bucn
closing Blue II ony.
3-Womens SOS Anglo Wool cooss $69 Butonup hem-peoed
coots pohsned black blue. Toiler sizes e to AZ.
6-Womens $l4999 Cashmere coots $95 Beautifully mode ond
Tired NoY grey black beige Prcportoned sizes 10 to Is
2-Womens S55 Mink Trimmed Frcstmonn Coots, SIPS Hand
tailored noturol mink shawl coor Black oupe sizes 81 to 49,
7Womens $40 Polished Block Foumonn Wool coos Sso a.
button peoted coats oon book satin lining wool inter-
lining Sizes s TO Il.
s-women. $500 Tweed cOuts s6s shoI collar cepe-bock
10 to 70
Womens Slo FrOsmunn Wool coo,s $S sooped COLOR hond
picked Black, grey Propotoned sizes 10 to l6
e-Womens $500 Tweed coots $65 Sho COLOR cepe-bock
satin lnno wool nnno Block and white green ond block Sizes
10 to &C.
3-Womens $l25 Beaver Trimmed coo $s9 Kezo WOOL 3button
style Blue, green, sizes Il to Is.
l5-Mses 1922 Anglo Wool Topper $sS Polished phsty
wool; block, red beige. Sizes to Is
l-Msses $z2S Beaver Trimmed Coat $l45 Wonderfully soft
Wonbo wool with large shawl collier Of dyed Pocmno Beove beige
One size 10, size IA
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Women's Dresses-Second Floor

$l7s9 to SIS Dresses SILL Dy styles toffeto novelty oeouord
select bIok and blue metoles featured novelty
Q few solid everyday cocrs. Sizes l4h to 22h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
CosuoI Dresses-Fifth Floor

S7se ond $3.50 Dresses $40 Roon bocod wool Jerseys styled OF
their very best Royon and jacket dresses sleeveless dresses
empire wosed bocodes with n end complete this group
hopeee Glen pod eoons Broken sizes to s z plus Is plus ond
20 plus
$7s0 and $4So Nyon Jersey Prints S. Wonderfully blend Of oeetote
mold these with sleeves and royo looking its
very best baby checked coo Broken Sizes 2h to 22 ond size
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22

$s9ss Ssse Women Dresses SIS Lace dresses oeno shades
oou Also few crepe and this group broken
$3.50 $3.50 Dresses $s and M Many black brown end
plum and eooed trims black silk foies dey oeouods
okes silk and orion blends blue American Beou with beoded
trims Broken sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
Sports Dresses-Fifth Floor

$3.50 ond $35 Knit Dresses ST. This group oo M features
yeo coo Ct White Beige black oouo Sizes 10 to IT,
SIS Wool and Nyn Ribbon Kn $5 One sheath ond cooon STYLE
do hurpl Brown and black. Sizes 10 to S
$3.50 Sheer Wool shwaist Dresses So These really style
uckedn BY lovely Leather belt Beige grey green Sizes 10 to 20
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Women's,
Misses and Juniors
$500 to S79.99 coots

Dress and casual coats. Forstmonn, Anglo, other
famous woods! Slim. full, button, wrop styles.
Bright colored weeds, black and white Meeds;
comes hair car ooots; grey, rose, charcoal, toupe,
rec. blue beiee Junior sizes to IS, Misses sizes
8 to l6. Women's Proportioned sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-22
WINTER COATS
Misses and Juniors
5000 to $500 coots

Dress and cosuol styles Forstmonn, Worumbo
other leoding fashion fobrics. mony Of our own
Sycomores in the group. Wrop, button styles,
this seasons finest detailing. Confetti tweeds ond
qroy rose blue charcoal, toupe blue, beige,
brown, now. Junior sizes 5 to IS; Misses sizes
8to l6
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FurS-Coot -Copes- StoIes-

+$ls Notuul Mink Toll copeIe
$3.50 Dyed japanese Mink
$500 Embo" Autumn Hoze FuILensh Mink 500
5000 Natural Silver Blue Mink $500
l-$e'5 NoturoI Wild Mink
i-$475 Notu'u Silver Blue Mink Clutch $3.50
5000 Dyed Block Peron Lamb coo natural ranch mink
2-Ss2s Dyed Block Persian Lamb coots, sizes IT, l8--$3s
$500 Dyed Block Persian Lamb Jackets $500
$3 Dyed Block Pern Lamb Joeket with notuo silver blue
l-S67S Natural Grey Persian Lamb S57s
ISIS Nouo Grey Persian Lamb coot ~ length size le $s2s
2-$zss Dyed Muskro cOos, LENGTH
Isis Dyed Mukrot Flank Cope SIS
l-$llo Dyed Mouton Poeessed Lomb Topper SIS
$500 Dyed Mouon Proeessed Lomb Joekets SIS
All labeled show imported All
prices Federal
Jenetrs Fur Third
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NeeIioees-Fourth Floor

Slo9o $l49o Quilted Busters 50. Printed roor ncn tcots
in solid eoo fitted zip front cotton quilts in blue gold coeo
print crochet edono Also quilted busters for ST. this group
Assorted sizes 10 10 20 ond SMl
6o-$SSo and $69 Cotton Brunch Coot S. Wop and tie styles
in checks and poste stripes white backgrounds sizes 10 to &C.
so$oeo Nyon Busters S. Vekooy sheerd prints over offeto
with ribbon trims pink blue; 10 10 20 Few $l4e9 oro
fitted royon quilts rose sizes a. l6
sS25 Non Quilted Robes $ls Short nyon chiffon hostess
with pushp sleeves and white sosh ond full skirt Turquoise
or to@ny- toned print on white, sizes 10 TO Is.
$500 Poiomo Sets S2s Golden urex quilts with white tune
tops ond topered gold ome trousers; sizes TO- u, "A.
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Misses Dresses-seeond Floor

Misses $7so Sl9sS Afternoon Dresses. $o Roon heers woos
toored ond desW styles Black, navy, brown red Misses sizes
Misses $z95 SIS Street Afternoon Dresses S2 One and Two
piece Styles rocn pe wo oyon foes Also few cockto dresses
royon oce nooc fobrcs Black now brown, red oen
Misses sizes.
Misses SIS $oo Dresses for All Occasions SIS One ond two
styles tailored and de afternoon dresses few cocktail styles bos
dresses e~etrmmed dresses travel dresses Black brown red
Misses sizes
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
Juniors $3.50 to SIS Dresses SIS Mon chiffon dress with wool Jersey
top small collar ocoeyon sheath style with flying panel onepeee
oce heoth woe Jersey beige blue beod trimmed des silk ord
cotton bocode ocket dress lined boc block or lined
pnepece cotton Gee.
ioJunior $3.50 $500 Fosmo $S Rocn toeo short boetno
STYLE tered lace Dress non styles With self fe with seaun;
bore shoulder toteo Sizes u but oil sizes oil hpes
Juniors ss $s Dresses zo silk peoude SOLE mock peod TRIM basic
block CREPE wool Jersey sheath scoop neck.
Juniors $os9 to $l4sS Dresses $'5 onepece oon satin sleeveless
seoth; pastel wool Jersey beaded trim lpieee block oeo
sleeveless, dress full sked velvet trimmed lpeee wool Jersey heoth
foe ribbon TRIM pece brocode sleeveless cocktail with
royn sotn trim oobodne swo neck onnel
jumper scoopneck princess pose roycn toffeto
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