Opulent Fabrics For Fall Evenings
New York fashion preview for fall features vampy necklines inspired by Gloria Swanson with black palettes and daring cuts. Opulent fabrics include brocade and beading, with evening looks ranging from covered-up Art Deco to gypsy prints, jumpsuits, and metallic threads. Jewelry evolves into bodywear with ornate metal bras and chain mail inspired pieces complementing jeweled belts and pearls. shoes embrace sportwear-inspired chunky forms alongside sleek oval silhouettes.
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New York
NEA
Gloria Swanson
Men Fashion Shows Spotlight Autumn Looks in New York
In New York AP reports bright red velvet pants bold yellow suspenders and a nine foot scarf as fall collections unfold from designers John Weitz Bill Blass and Oleg Cassini. Weitz calls some outfits possible tomorrow’s business suit while Cassini spotlights the Western leather and fringe theme. A separate note covers a Flag Day luncheon by the John Lewis Chapter DAR at Goose Creek Country Club with Girl Scouts presenting folding guidance and a patriotism essay.
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New York
John Weitz
Bill Blass
Oleg Cassini
Weitz
Blass
John Lewis
Goose Creek Country Club
Caral Easley
Kelly Mitchell
Carolyn Comeaux
Carolyn
B. F.troxell
Eisenhower
J. E. Peters
Birth of Thomas Edgar McGee at San Jacinto Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edgar L McGee announce the birth of a son Thomas Edgar on June 12 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital He weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces He has three sisters and four brothers Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Don McGee of The Rock Georgia and Mr and Mrs Thomas P Lilly of Anahuac Texas
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Edgar L. McGee
Burning Tree
Thomas Edgar
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Don BE. McGee
the Rock, Ga
Thomas P. Lilly
Anahuac
July Meeting Slated By Porcelain Guild
Mrs D M Carter will host the July 24 meeting of the Porcelain Guild with Mrs J E Hoffpaulr in charge of the program. At the June gathering Mrs W K Puckett presided as Mrs E R Briggs gave reports. Mrs Lee Tag spoke on the Guild matta choice and prayer. Mrs Carter handled publicity for the PAC state magazine. After the business session the group held a workshop for ten members.
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D. M. Carter
Porcelain Guild
J. E. Hoffpaulr
W. K. Puckett
E. R. Briggs
Lee Tag
PAC
Carter
Calcutta's Black Hole described as prison chamber
An account states the Black Hole of Calcutta was a cell 14 feet 10 inches wide and 18 feet long where 146 prisoners were confined overnight. only 23 survived by morning, a stark tale of overcrowding and tragedy.
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Calcutta
Baytown to Host 1970 State Medical Convention
East Harris County Medical Assistants Association members attended the 12th annual Texas Medical Assistants Association convention in San Antonio. Mrs Henry Holcomb led as president honored at luncheon, and Mrs Moody was installed as state treasurer. Baytown was chosen as the site for the 1970 state convention.
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East Harris County Medical Assistants Association
TMAA
San Antonio
Henry Holcomb
Gene Moody
George Bryant
Steve Gaskey
Anita McCarty
A. Rakestraw
Tressie Roebuck
D. A. Mears
Holcomb
San Antonio Charra’s Association
S&s
C. M. Cole
The
Texas Medical Association
Baytown
Luncheon Honors Future Bride in New Jersey Home
The Vernon Goodwin home in Chatham New Jersey hosted a luncheon honoring Miss Mary Corneil bride elect of Thomas R Bean of Tulsa Oklahoma. Hostesses included Mrs G R L Shepherd Mrs A R Padgett Mrs Reggie Dugat and Mrs Morris Morrow. Corsages were given to the honoree and her mother Mrs H G Corneil. A teapot of English bone china was presented to Miss Corneil along with a cutwork cloth covering the table and yellow and white chrysanthemum centerpieces.
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Vernon Goodwin
Chatham
N.J
Iss Mary Corneil
Thomas R. Bean
Tulsa
Oklo
G. R. L. Shepherd
A. R. Padgett
Reggie Dugat
Morris Morrow
H. G. Corneil
Miss Corneil
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Mrs
Prica
West
Texas Avenue
HuRy
Roger
Pruett
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