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back and gathered at the hip
with bow attached 10 the band.
Blue hat with matching gloves, red
purse and shoes completed her
outfit. Maryanna Bryant's grey
chemise Of imported italian silk
featured box pleats from the col
lar to the hemline in back, a wide
collar with large bow at the neck
line and was belted in front. She
was wearing black patent T strap
shoes and purse, a white cloche
and white gloves.
A navy blue knit chemlse was
the lovely choice Of Paula Wood,
which was trimmed with white
buttons down the front. pocket
flaps ON the hips and belted
hack. Her accessories blue shoes,
wide brimmed blue straw hat
blue leather purse and white
gloves.
Mary Murray was lovely in
two piece navy blue with chemise
top large white linen collar and
pleats starting at the collar In
back, ending In a bow at the
hipline Of the bodice She wore
large white hat trimmed with
white velvet ribbon and a flower
on either side.
Adding to her charms. sandrs |
Rogers chose lowered beige |
coliarleSs sheath acceasorized with |
a rope OF dark red beads. beige |
hat and gloves and brown purse
and shoes. Paula Thomson was
an eye-cateher in a leaf green
Jacket dress. Jonathan Logan
creation featuring a short sleeved
jacket with detachable white coli
lar. white button trim and sleeve
less dress with round neokllne and
skirt Of impressed pleats, White
sailor sissy hat, white gloves,
black patent clutch bag and
pumps completed her outfit
Patricia Rhodes was chic In
long yellow wool coat en-
HANGED with Sits ON tho side
and white flower on the coll
lar. Her beige dress featured n
white satin collar and brown
bow. She wore u white hat
trimmed with flowers, patent
shoes and bag and white gloves
and earrings.
The air OF exquisite charm was
further enhanced by the adult
models wearing the latest Of fash
ons from their own personal ward
robes, their own creations and
hose Of designers. in morning and
,ports, afternoon, cocktail and
formal wear. In the morning and
sports scene Miss Barbara Allen in
4 Japanese sport outfit of white
linen Stacks with matching blouse,
the Stacks enhanced with red and
white tassels up the sides and
wearing wooden clogs, made an
eye-appealing picture.
While Mrs. Lucille Richardson
in her own creation was very
In a one piece cham
payne color with gold plaid fancy
pants, joined by a Kelly Green
bodice with tiny straps accented
by a Kelly Green fish tail skirt
,ut 10 the waist in front and back
lccessorized with gold gloves and
gold sandals
Presenting what In corIect for
afternoon wear Mrs. Christine
Johnson In u three piece suit
enhanced with blouse, skirt and
short fitted jacket Of silk surah
In brown tone wheat design on
n white background and wear
ing a white straw sailor hat
by A. ID. Adams, made charm
ing picture,
Wearing the chemise style dress
was Miss Patricia Black In an
rrisdescent gray-black sill, shan
tung with white linen collar and
cuffs and dark brown turban, her
own creaSiEn Her accessories were
black while Mrs. Lillian Balenger's
rhemise Of navy silk shantung
featured a nat bow back detail. /
With this she wore floral hat
and navy kid shoes.
Adrienne Coleman in a navy
bloused at hips with bow
In back, blue hat and gloves and
red shoes and purse; Mrs, Rose
Salters in a lowered coral print
on white background, featuring
shawl collar falling into deep V
and long white kid gloves patent
pumps and bag; Mrs Margaret
Benton in green irridescent after
noon frock wearing black gloves
and shoes and Michele Dawson |
In two piece cotton knit In
beige and white white straw hat !
and black patent pumps, all pre-, !
sented eye-catching portraits.
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