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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
3
In Bellevue, Washington, forty housewives stage House Haunting a charity spoof by Overlake Service League since 1911. They transform a donated seven room house into a spooky tour with 25 cent admissions, raising 5000 dollars last year for impoverished families.
Doris Duke attended Luiz Gastal's dinner wearing white satin pajamas studded with diamonds and crystals with a white chiffon poncho and large pearl earrings. The Met Plaza event honored Norman Norell, drawing socialites and celebrities including the du Ponts, the Minnellis, Bacall, and Vreeland, with a Come dians premiere charity performance at the Coronet Theater.
Mr and Mrs Elmer H Shipman of 1335 Fifth Street NW will be honored Sunday on their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home from 2 to 5 Co hosts will be their children.
Des Moines Miss Connie M. Thayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Thayer has pledged to the Upsilon chapter of the Phi Gamma Nu Professional Business sorority at Drake University.
Springfield Missouri report on Miss Francine Hertle daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hertle of Newhall Iowa marrying Daryl D. Daker at Redeemer Lutheran church. The ceremony was performed by Rev G L Thies followed by a dinner reception at the Hereford Room. The bride wore a matelasse sheath with petal caplet veil and pink sweetheart roses. Daker is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Daker of Cedar Rapids, employed by Missouri Products Drug Co. They will reside in Springfield. Georgia Kinney a November 3 bride-elect was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs John E. Kinney.
Weddings taken place in First Methodist church and St Patrick's Catholic church on October 21 and 22 with Rev Rollin G Oswald and Rev Joseph J Slepicka officiating. Swift daughter of Mrs Charles W Swift married Douglas Lee Kusian of Marion. Link daughter of Elmer Tinks married Gary H Schulte of Dorchester. Both couples plan to reside locally and pursue careers.
Florence dispatch notes Italian spring summer fashion shows return to form with tailored silhouettes and visible prices. Designers like Antonelli Baratta Enzo Barocco Balestra present red white and navy palettes, belts and military-inspired necklines. Standout looks include belted square jackets, A-line dresses, and V-neck dresses with contrasting accents.
Miss Connie Kay Shaheen and Thomas Lynn Bowler wed in a 7 pm ceremony at St George Syrian Orthodox Church with Rev. Elias Ziton officiating. The reception for 375 followed in the fellowship hall. The couple will reside at 2121 Blairs Ferry Road NE after a trip to southern states.
European designers spur a male fashion revolution as American buyers craving color and flair push for bright tweeds, velvet suits, capes, and bold accessories. From Gimbels to Ohrbachs to charity events, models wear dashes of yellow, green, and purple, while the Fashion Group debuts a men’s clothes luncheon show.
Sunday night two express trains arrived in Florence from Rome and Milan carrying a gossiping crowd of cover girls, models, buyers, editors, stylists, boutique owners, and photographers. Hotels welcomed the revenue as Florence builds back after last year's floods. Talks centered on upcoming fashions from bikinis to ball gowns. Joseph Cotten and Loretta Young star on Tuesdays CHANNEL 9 MATINEE, Half Angel at 3:30 on KCRG-TV.
Winners of the master point game in the Mitchell movement played Saturday at the YWCA were North south Clyde Nowlin and Richard Golem biewski first Mr and Mrs James Hodges second East west Mrs R R Moor of Independence and Leroy Weiser of Winthrop first Mrs L E Johnson and Miss Valerie Johnson second.
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