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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1946
Page
18
Advises women on cooling methods for hot days using scented colognes fasteners and bath routines. Recommends mountain laurel iris ginger spice jasmine bouquet snowflower and june bouquet colognes kept refrigerated, plus eye pads and witch hazel. Includes makeup tips lipstick browns and cool clothing to avoid sunstroke.
The engagement of Miss Lorra ine Blazek to John L. Yuza is announced by their families. Blazek, a Wilson high school graduate employed by Fanny Farmer Candy, will wed. Yuza, a McKinley high school graduate and Navy veteran, works for Iowa Electric Light and Power. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 788 hosts a picnic supper at Ellis Park River Pavilion Monday at 6 30 p.m. Attendees bring sandwiches and a covered dish. members will wear crazy hats for a prize.
New York and Rhode Island design students Beverly Farber and Carla Otto influence a pattern firm with their American Junior Original dress designs. The teens sketch, construct, and refine pieces that become ready to wear in stores, highlighting a hip play dress with whirl-skirt and contrasting hem, and a wing-paneled pique front frock.
Mr and Mrs James A Dale announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Carole Graves to William D Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawrence. The wedding will be held July 28 at 1 pm at St James Methodist Church. Lawrence is employed by the Luberger Company.
A woman plans a stockingless summer to save nylons and notes color mismatch between leg make up and shoe-savers. She suggests dipping the exposed cloth in liquid stockings to match. If shade changes, the old color disappears with laundering.
A narrow hall becomes a focal point with bold color and smart furnishings. The illustration shows deep green walls and carpet, a bright yellow lamp base, light wood chest, dark wood chairs with red upholstery, and linen art blocks. Grouping and color continuity tie practicality to decoration.
A vivid profile of Forty-five, Paris premiere night club, where pedigrees and gowns define entry intoning exclusivity. The piece notes a lavish scene with nobles and dignitaries, a live chorus, and champagne, plus a guest list featuring Princess Fawzia and the Duke of Talleyrand. Also mentions Miss Alice Cejka’s prewedding shower at the Roosevelt in New York.
New York based NEA notes beach wear ensembles designed to serve as raincoats and jackets. Designers like Frances Sider showcase elkskin rainwear and tailored gala coats that pair with curved shaping bras and swim shorts. Seersucker beach coats with stripes convert into stylish brunch frocks when paired with matching swimwear.
A black butcher linen play suit replaces gingham styles as a dressy option. It features a bold white saddle-stitched round yoke and a tie on skirt turning the outfit into a wearable shopping costume. From Frances Sider's play as you go group.
Eldon L Stepanek and Dorothee Mae Hillmer Stepanek have returned from their Florida honeymoon. They stayed at 1422 Fourth Street NW and visited relatives in Orlando and Quantico. The couple wed at First Lutheran Church in a candlelight ceremony with 125 guests at the Roosevelt hotel reception.
The drill team of Sacred Heart organized a juvenile court and initiated fifteen adult members last week in Solon, with court No 727 of the WCF arranging the formation and execution of the project.
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