Mae's Place Opens on 58th Street for Women's Sportswear
Barbara Annis reports Ken Simon expands from his 53rd street men’s store to Mae's Place a women’s shop named for his wife. Located in Lucille’s old space, it offers junior and misses sizes with moderate to better prices and bright decor including Leo Purvis murals. Alma Smith leads sales with years of experience. hours are 9:30 to 6:00, Monday through Saturday.
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