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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1961
Page
13
Eleanor Searle Whitney, 1959 Golden Hat winner, says hats act as magic wands for women. Spring 1961 hat trends emphasize new colors, textures, floating flowers, and varied shapes from high crowns to cloches, with plenty of face framing options for every occasion.
Till N Tail Garden Club meets Thursday at 7 45 p m with Mrs Chan Pegram Jr of 1018 Emery Rd Mesdames William Spillers and Harold Farlow as associate hostesses A corsage making program will be presented by Mrs Guy Carr guest speaker
Nature Study Garden Club will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. with Mrs J A Hardison at 1201 Centennial Ave. Mrs Thag West will be guest speaker with Mrs E E Koonce serving as hostess.
A Red Cross capping and recognition ceremony for Staff Aides Gray Ladies and Junior Aides is planned Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Emerywood Baptist Church.
Soprano Mildred Miller will be presented this week by the Community Concert Association. The performance is scheduled for 8 30 p m Wednesday at Memorial Auditorium, High Point College.
Pride and Patience Garden Club will meet in the fellowship hall of Archdale Friends Church on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Roy Culler will speak on Beauty In Foreign Lands. Hos esses will be Mrs Gene Marsh and Mrs Dewey Nelson. The carriage road to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire was completed in 1861.
Wild Flower Garden Club members meet Thursday with Mrs Luna Ray of 828 Ferndale Dr. They will discuss and describe their selections of new plants now on the market. Mrs D L Bouldin will be associate hostess.
Mrs. Alan Bohler hosts Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on Monday at 7:45 p.m. The meeting combines business with a tacky hat sale. Members are asked to bring a hat and those unable to attend should notify the hostess.
James Mattocks will speak to the Dogwood Garden Club at its Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. C A Sledge at 508 Rockspring Road. The 10 a.m. session will feature his talk.
Hair trends feature ornate accessories including jeweled barrettes floral arrangements and diamond bow pins. Even without diamonds rhinestones or marcasite options create striking effects with bows and ribbons. Real or imitation the key is well groomed hair and expert styling.
Enterprise staff writer Fay e W Gallimore reports on Thierry the Parisian appointed creative design er at Helena Rubinstein Salon de Coiffure New York. His Paris salon fame includes coifs for Europe s social leaders royalty and film stars. He argues hair should be tailored to face features with bangs as a key trend and notes American hair will move away from bouffant styles.
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