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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-25

The victory Tuesday of the
United Citizens Party was also
victory for President Maxey
who endorsed the party and
the the weight of his influence
to their support. The candidates
of his party pledged their sup
port in his plans for a bigger
and better Robbins.
Mr.. MaXey may now have the
support he has been wanting;
SO now that his efforts will be
practically unhampered, we will
see what we shall see.
We congratulate the winners
and wish for them and the
President much success.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-25
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THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, April 25, 1859

of carefree entertainment and
there is an atmosphere of cordi-
al friendliness and refinement.
Ever been to Queen e Goth
ron's place? If not, made this
night the beginning.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-04-25
GOOD QUESTION

GLOW much longer the little
boy asked, am l going to have
to eat spinach before I'll be
strong enough to lick anybody
who tries to make me eat spin
ach" "-Momence Progress Re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
COURT news

risdiction so that Freeman may
be tried as an adult in Record
er's Court. lie waived cxamina-
ton and is held for trial on
$1,000 bond.
julius Majors. 20, of 6l02 Shcr-
idan, was arrested last week
in a welfare office at 600 East
jefferson.
Armed with loaded revolver.
police said Majors went 10 the
office seeking welfare aid and
refused to leave. They said Ma
bors had been to the welfare
office on two previous days.
Majors told police he took the
gun on the third day because
| thought the welfare people
had been giving me the run
around
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
vets-Don't Let
Insurance Lapse

Veterans have fallen into a
bad - and sometimes costly hab.
1t - OF paying their VA insur.
ancc premiums late in the grace
period, Lloyd II. jameson, Man.
agcr OF the Detroit Regional OF.
flee Of the Veterans Administra.
ton, warned today.
The law docs not permit nav.
mcnt Of insurance after expira-
ton date of the policy, and
monthly several instances dcvcl.
op Of insurance being lost
through expiration of the policy
few days before death, Mr..
Jameson noted.
Mr.. Jameson explained that
the grace period Of 20 days IA
allowed when an insurance
premium Is not psid on time.
" the premium Is not paid vp
10 date during the grace
period. The policy ispses.
The Veterans Administration
does not send out premium due
notices so veterans must watch
their due dates themselves, Mr.
jameson said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
1859 Hampton Alumni Awards

HAMPTON, Va, June l.
Clarence o. Hollis, associate
agency officer, The Pilgrim
Health and Life Insurance
Co., Augusta, Ga, and Hugh
V. Brown, president of the
North Carolina Teachers AS
ISOLATION, Goldsboro, N. c.,
we're the recipients of the
annual alumni awards given
by their Alma Mater during
Commencement exercises at
Hampton Institute, June /,
on the college campus.
Symbolic bronze medals
are presented annually at
commencement to two grad
yates, one at large and one
from the 20 year class, who
have made outstanding con-
fribvfions in their fields Of
endeavor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
COMMENTATOR

Student Senate, is the davgh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
S. Brown and a sociology
major.
Miss Josephine .Raiford,
senior, of Greensboro was
announced as the ranking
member of her class. The
second place went to Miss
Jamesena Chalmers of Fay
etteville, N. c. Miss Raiford
also won the lrma Graham
Prize for excellence in sci
ence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Art Institute
Calendar
Week Of June 7.l2

Monday. June 8-8 to 10 pm
- AT the Detroit Institute of
Arts - lnvitational premier of
"LccTour' under sponsorship of
the Activities Committee of the
Detroit Museum of Art Founders
Society.
EXHIBITIONS
Design and printing for com.
mcrcc and fifty advertisements
of the year, through June IA.
Sculpture in our Time: Italy,
France, Germany. Russia, Spain,
Great Britain and the United
States. Collected by Joseph ii.
HirShhorn. through August To-
Early American and European
silver and drawings from the
John S. Ncwberry collection
June 8 through August %.
HOURS
Tuesday through Friday, | IL
10 pm. Saturday and Sunday
Q am. TO 6 pm. Closed Monday
and Holidays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Coaching Clinic
Draws Big Names

TALLAHASSEE a. >.
Gather, clinic director. said the
annual Florida Ann University
Coaching Clinic to be held here
June 8.l2 will feature some Of
the nations outstanding coaches
and authorities in the field.
The cOnSultants will include
coaches from four major bowl
games. They are: Frank Howard
and Charlie Waller of Clemson;
Dave Nelson of Delaware; Ray
Elliot of Illinois; Bob Woodruff
of the University of Florida;
Ferry Moss Of Florida State; Jcr-
~ Burns and Bob Flora Of Iowa;
Andy Pilncy of Tulane; Whitley
Urban of Georgia Tech; Conner
Jones Of oklahoma; Sam Lark.
ford (traincr) of tho University
of Florida; and j. Il. McLcndon
Of Tennessee AL State Univcr.
Sity. basketball.
The football section will be
held from Monday, June 3,
through the morning Of June IL.
The baSkctb; / section will begin
Thursday afternoon. June IL. and
close Friday morning. June ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

Hart, commissioner OF the Detroi,
Police Department.
Established fwo years ago.
the Youth Award program is
sponsored by the Detroit Po-
lice Department in cooperation
with the Detroit public and
psroehisi schools and Chrysler
Corporation.
Paul {. Alderman. Chryslcr
Corporation vice president - En-
ginccring and member of De
troit's Streets and Traffic Com.
mission, commended the students
on behalf of the company. He
presented them with engraved
bronze name plates n he added
to the Youth Award plaques don
atcd by the compayn for display
at each high schol. The plaques
carry the names of each schools
previous Youth Award winners.
Strcssing that one of society's
greatest needs is for citizens ca.
pable of original thinking and
original action. Mr. Alderman
told the students that re receiv-
ing the citizenship awards they
have demonstrated the qualities
which will enable them TO con-
tribute TO better tomorrow.
1T is our wish and our hope,
he said, that qou will continue
TO be the best of good citizens
by nurturing positive attitudes,
active participation and progress
sivc thinking in your personal
and civic affairs"
Official congratulations from
the city OF Detroit were ex-
tended by Mayor Louis c
Miriam.
Since the program was init
atcd in 1857 a total of 458 stu
dents in 30 participating schools
have been named to receive the
youth awards. Members of the
senior class in each school nom
mate fellow students they con-
slider outstanding citizens and
the faculty the sclcncts the win
ncrS on the basis of loyalty,
leadership. activities, reliability
and scholarship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Continued from Page Five)

Continued from Page Five)
Mrs. jenkins; Mr.. Byron II.
Larabee, president of Fire
stone Plantations Company,
and Mrs. Larabee; Mr.. Val j.
Washington of the Republi-
can National Committee, and
Mrs. Washington; Mr.. Alfred
Friendly, managing editor of
the w a S h in 6 On Post &
Times-H e + i d, and Mrs.
Friendly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
CORNER
NEW PROSPECT NEWS
BY Lucille o. Cook

NEW PROSPECT NEWS
New Prospect is happy to well
come back Mother Clara Smith,
a sincere Christian woman.
Congratulations are being ex-
tended TO Rev. {. b. Heath for
his twenty-one years OF service
to New Prospect.
May the writer take line or
.wo to congratulate the young
people of this church particular
the Junior Choir who did
splendid job Sunday under the
direction of brother Paul Jones.
The youngsters are selling din
lers. For more information, call
il0ria Price, UN. 1850.
Please remember the sick, es-
oecially your pianist, Mrs. Clara
Morgan who underwent surgery
asst week Cards and letters will
DC appreciated by the sick and
heir families. Rev. c. B. Heath
is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
For a More Beautiful You!
d d,-'~t.s S"-d-

Have you ever worn your
best dress and been disap-
pointed that no one said
"How nice you lookIl"?
Clothes do help to give an attrac-
tive appearance. but clothes alone
cannot make for good grooming.
Your makeup. hair style. finger
nails. and even perfume can en-
nance a lovely new costume. or
keep the ones you love from
noticing you're wearing last
years dress.
The basis for true beauty is good
health plus q natural fresh look.
When you step from your bath,
a dash OF your favorite cologne
helps to give you that spic-and-
span, pampered feeling all day.
vi course, a necessity is q de-
odorant that gives you depend
able "a hour-a-dsy protection.
Makeup is an art - acquired
through careful selection and
subtle application. Remember, II
you use rouge, use II sparingly.
Never be guilty OF round, clown
spots OF color on each cheek.
Rouge should be applied spar
ingly with the edges blended
very. very carefully.
Choose your lipstiek carefully 20
match your mood and clothing.
However. be sure 10 choose 4
shade and type that is expressly
formulated to be mos, ilatterinr
10 you. There is now a new lip
stick that has lovely colors espe.
sislly created 10 highlisht cream,
Ioldsn. bronze. and even darker
skin tones
Poets through the ages refer to
. woman's hair a. her Browning
glory" For tips on compliment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

GREENSBORO, N. c. -
Miss Gloria f. Brown, a ris-
ing senior, of the Bronx, NY.
was announced as winner of
the annual $3.50 Faculty
Scholarship for next year
during the Honors Day pro-
gram at Bennett College Fri
day.
Miss Brown, who will also
serve as president of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
at CHAPEL HILL CHURCH

Starting June 22nd, Chapel Hill
Baptist Church will begin its
Daily Vacation Bible School at
900 am. 1t will continue through
July 3rd.
Friday night, June 10th, at
100 pm, the Junior Usher Board
is sponsoring a King and Queen
Contest.
Saturday. June Goth, at 1900
noon, the Male Chorus is spon-
soring a Sunlight and a Moon
light which will be held on the
parking lot across the street from
the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

tary hair styles, refer 10 last
weeks column. write for q copy
II you missed it.
The appearance you present 20
others speaks louder than words
An actress looks glamorous un.
der theatrical lights from the
stage, but this extravagant type
OF makeup in real life can be a
nightmare walking! So use dis
erection and good taste in cloth.
ing. makeup, and grooming 10
present a more beautiful you
slwaysl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
STREET AND CHURCH
REVIVAL

Elder f. Chester of Century,
Fla, thins that holding revi.
walls in the church is not enough.
lie feels that the gospel should
be brought TO the doors of the
people That is why he is seen
daily preaching the gospel in the
streets
He has been participating in
revival at Rev. Grcer's church
on Russell street The Travelling
evangelist will leave Detroit on
June End.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Northeast
Detroit
SPOllite
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Lodge Composite IL gave its
first affair in its new Masonic
Temple in Hamtramck Saturday
night. The organizations Spring
Dance was packed with holiday
cclcbrants.
James Frazier is Wishful Mas
ter; Paul Johnson. Senior Ward
en-; William Lawrence, Junior
Warden; Henry Lett, secretary;
Arthur Robins SON, treasurer;
James Raspberry Chairman of
Trustees: A. B. Midds and Ed
ward Hinton. trustees.
Ruth Leonard is Worthy Matron
and Joel Grccnlcc, Worthy Pat
ron. Abncr Stewart is Senior
Deacon, and Robert Sibcy is Jun
Tor Deacon.
Some of the guests were John
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Tolll-
vcr. Robert Hill, Hartford. Thorn
as, Prince BuIIcn, Thomas Law.
renee, Hill Bachelor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Estcllc, John Thorn
as, Paul Simpson. Jr., Irving Mil
ton. Herman Leonard, Wilbur
Bowman. Cora Lawrence. Cherry
Scales, Mary Milton, Doris Bow.
man. Mary Midds, Sara +. Simp.
son, Mrs. GuSslc Estelle, Azalcc
Reese, Charles Burch, Lillian
Johnson and Essic Stewart.
The regular meeting of the
Goddard street Improvement
Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Ardaila Clarke, 1926 God
dard Street. Russell KcStcr from
the Social Security Board was the
guest speaker. An informative
film was shown.
Leonard Virgins. cx-Army /
fighter pilot and former flight
instructor, has given up flying
His reason: Il had begun TO take
too many chances"
Mildred Rassdals is in the Zic
Ter Hospital where she received
a major operation last week.
Recorder Judge Elvin Dav.
port vsestioned in Virginia and
Washington. D. c. While in
the National Capitol he visited
v. S. Senator Phil Hart.
North.End area safety patrol
boys will have a special Summer
treat when they are guests at
the annual Detroit Police Flied
Day. Aug Q at Briggs Stadium.
Organizations and businesses
have provided tickets for the an
nual outing.
The new Thompson School
PTA slate includes Mrs Horace
Kenyon. recording secretary,
Mrs. Theodore Thomas, trcaSur-
or, Joan Galloway, teacher vice.
president, Beatrice Rupp, CORE.
spending secretary; Mrs. Calvin
Johnson. president Mrs. Henry
Kirk Ian d. vicc.prcsIdcnt; Mrs
James Ferguson. historian, and
Butler philpot, father vice presi.
dent.
The body of Robert kcllam Of
l3948 Lumpkin Street was
shipped Friday for funeral Scrvi.
ccS and burial in New Della. Ga.
His vile. Ethel and sister Mrs.
RoSalic Pickett left to attend the
Sunday services
Michigan Boxing Judge An.
drew X. Brown moved Saturday
from 626 +. Ferry SStcct to 800
Owens Avenue. Judge Brown
had stayed at the Ferry address
for 81 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

The 80 boys and 40 girls repre-
sent graduating classes in "A
public and parochial high schools
throughout Detroit. Accompanied
by their parents and school prin-
cipals, they received their citi.
zcnship awards from Herbert w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
GREATER MT. TABOR
ACENDA

Sunday school begins at $50
in the morning and worship at
ll:OO. Rev G. A. Long will rem
der the sermon. Evening service
will start at 800 pm. The public
is invited Rev. G. A. Long is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
&oeia(&Gni;c
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Continued from Page Five)
Bands presented Concert Fiesta
in the church dining hall. New
seating arrangements had TO be
made to accommodate the huge
attendance.
The highlight of the affair was
the cxpounding of the Ten Com
mandmcnts by participants, in
Guiding out of town guest Mrs
S. J. Williams, Third Baptist first
lady, was mistress of ceremonies.
Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Liquidating Club. Senior Choir
and Senior Usher Board No. /.
accompanied their pastor Rev.
Roy A. Allen, as guest to the
Community. Baptist Church, Sun
day, May 3lSt. located at Algcr
and Oakland streets, to the in
Stallation service of Rev Robert
l.. Harris. who was formerly as.
Sociatcd with the Chapel Hill
( Church.
The Angelic Choir. Senior
Usher Board No 2, and Rev. b.
w. Williamson, of Chapel Hill
Baptist Church. were guest of
New Hope Baptist Church last
Sunday afternoon in afternoon
service.
other agcnda at Chapel Hill
Baptist Church.
June 9Th 35th Church Ami
vcrSary banquet
June 7th, the church will wor-
hip with the Aijalon Baptist
Church at $40 pm Congregation
T will be- guest Of Nalarcnc Baptist
I Church. June 9Th, located at 90l
Melbourne, $50 pm Rev. Bur
Ton. pastor. also the Metropolitan
District Association convcncS
The church will ill an invita-
ton at New Mt Moriah Baptist
Church June 18th. Rev. II. l.,
Davis, pastor.
Rev. r. a. Allen. pastor. Mrs
Emma Cotton, church publicity
chairman.
The Detroit NAACP Youth
Council is we'll underway with
their membership drive cam
paign They arc very happy 10
report that tho lIcxagon's, a well
known young mems social club
has turned in Sis worth of mem
bcrShips and are still sending in
more.
Recently, the lIcxagon's gave
a benefit dance" for the MACE
at the Ferry Center which turned
out TO be a big success. AT this
dance memberships to tn {
NAACP were ratified.
The Detroit NAACP Youth
Council would like to encourage
all other clubs. social groups
churches. or individuals around
the City of Detroit to join in
their campaign by taking out q
membership for 1859.
For further information as Il
how you may obtain your mem
bcrShip. please contact Mrs
Gwcndolyn Broadnax. 5000 Larch
mont. TY. 6-586l.
We hope you, too, will hclT
us celebrate the NAACP Colder
Anniversary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Outstanding Students .
Honored At Banquet

DETROIT = Seventynin Detroit public and parochiai
high school chosen by their classmates and teachers
outstanding citizens honored tonight by educa-
tional business and civic leaders at banquet In the
-CafIi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

Miss Yeung viIl Answsr your letter. q.
neanty problems." Ne sure - enelaas
= stamped. seif-addrssssd snvsieps
ene send % Miss 0enevisve YounF.
=. e. Beauty fnstltpts, r. o. boz setf,
Memphis .. Tsnn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Dol;ngs
Society
THE WOMEN OF OAKLAND
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last week in the Northwestern
Auditorium with William He'll
stein and Straucy Edwards as
directors and Emma Bakcn ac;
companist.
The concert Fiesta was very
inspirational to the student body,
but grown ups as well. Real tai
cnt was there, working for more
training in their chosen musical
careers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

Miss Dorothea Towles. inferno.
tlonally famous Negro Model.
Fashion Authority and Beauty
Expert, directs this column under
the pen name OF Cenevievs
Youns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Tea. $4,000 Block Club

Block Club Of 28th Street gave
a lovely Tea at ST. Cyprians
Church at 430 PM.
liberfarian Study Club
Libcrtarian Study Club met at
the Club House Tuesday at
liam, enjoying delicious
Brunch with nearly all members
present.
Installation of officers was the
main objective for the order of
the day and Mrs Capitola Griggs,
president, brought club greetings
then. Mrs. Charles Hill installed
the officers which are as follows:
Mrs Capitola Griggs, President;
Vivc-prcsidcnt, Mrs. E. Thurston,
Florence Chancellor, Recording
Secretary. Vera Bell, Financial
Secretary, Corrine Diles, Core
spending Secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

Longworth wore a gay pink
and green print gown with a
green net stole and a gold
necklace with a large jade
cross.
Pink and gold predomi-
mated in the table setting,
with dozens Of pink flowers
down the center of the table,
and gold service at each place
setting. The menu consisted
of borscht, salmon Parisienne.
Chateaubriand, small pota-
toes and praised vegetables,
green salad with Brie, and a
dessert for which the Bu-
chanan's chef is famous
Marquise au Chocolat = a
superb dessert of chocolate
with lady fingers.
Dance on Terrace
After dinner, guests danced
on the terrace and in the
glasSed-in garden of the
terrace.
The Secretary of State
spent some time on the ter
race talking to Mrs. Legare.
while Mrs. Herter conversed
with the Italian Ambassador.
Guests included the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Herter.
the Italian Ambassador and
Mrs. Brosio, the Brazilian Am
bassador and Mrs. Peixoto,
Senator and Mrs. Mike Mans
field, Senator Kenneth Keat-
ing, Mrs. Longworth, the
head of the CHA, Mr.. Allan
Dulles, and Mrs. Dulles. the
chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission and Mrs.
John McCone, Mrs. Perle
Mesta, Mr.. Robert Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Johnston,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06
Australian
General
Honored

The welcome mat was out
yesterday for visiting Austral-
ian Army Mai. Gen. Charles
II. Finlay and two Of his fell
low officers.
Gen. Finlay. who Is Quar-
termaster General OF the
Australian Army. is here at
the invitation OF the United
States Army 10 attend the
United States Army's logistics
exercise being held May
li-l6 at Fort Lee, Va.
Yesterday he was the
luncheon guest Of 1t. Gen.
Carter B. Magruder. our
Army's deputy chief Of STAFF
for logistics. and last night
was guest OF honor at a
reception at Fort Myer given
by the Australian Military
Attache, Col. Oliver ID. jack
son. and officers of the Aus
tralian Military Mission.
Accompanying Gen. Finlay
are Brigadier Donald @. Nc
Kenzie, deputy adjutant gen.
eral, and Brigadier Frederick
r. Evans, director Of military
training. both Of the Austral-
ian Army.
The visiting quartermaster
general and his fellow gen.
erals met a large representa-
ton Of military, official and
diplomatic Washington at
last nights reception at Fort
Myer.
Australians national colors
green and gold-were car
ried out in the color scheme
for the party decorations. The
national colors were inspired
by the waffle. the national
flower-a mimosa-like yellow
blossom that blooms on one
of the varieties of Towering
eucalyptus trees so familiar
on the Australian landscape.
Gen. Finlay and his party
leave tomorrow morning for
Fort Rucker, Ala. the first
of many military installa-
tons they will visit in this
country for the next month,
and will return on Satur-
day to attend Armed Forces
Day demonstrations at An
drews Air Force Base. He
leaves on Sunday for the
logistics exercise at Fort Lee,
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

and drink a toast to my hus-
band"
Mr.. Herter then thanked
his host, and also remarked
that he hoped "the private
life of the charming lady on
my left will remain private"
He was. of course. referring
to Mrs. Luce.
The host then proposed a
toast to the Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Senhora de Peixoto.
who will soon be returning to
Brazil, and the Brazilian AM
bassador answered the toast.
Plane Brings Dress
Mrs. Buchanan greeted
her guests in the drawing
room and on the terrace in a
short cafe au lait dinner
dress trimmed with rows of
brown lace. With it she wore
an emerald necklace and ear
rings. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marcus
of Dallas famed Neiman-
Marcus, who brought Mrs.
Buchanan's dress on the
plane with them. Mrs. Luce's
dress. it turned out, was also
a Neiman- Marcus original.
Also among the beautifully
gowned guests was Mrs. Sid
ney Kent Legare, who has
been on the Nations ten best
dressed list. Mrs. Legare's
dress was ankle length, a
Nina Ricci original of white
organdie embroidered with
black silk braid, with a short
triangular cape worn to the
side.
Mrs. Herter wore a navy
and white print dress, with a
long pink stole. and Mrs.