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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
7
New York fashion writers note a fall 1967 trend where women adopt masculine styles. From pants to shirt dresses and coats, female silhouettes mirror male wardrobe pieces with updated fabrics, trims, and dramatic hats, signaling a strong gendered fashion shift.
Maggie Cogan becomes a chauffeur of horse drawn carriages in Central Park amid male resistance. She endures firing from hackies who resist the female invasion, later shifts to grooming and then drives. She hopes to earn a place wearing a silk hat as acceptance grows.
Judie Lister and Joel Dennis Deupree wed July 8 at Lakewood Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Gerald Lester of Cypress, wore lace. Attendants included Mrs. Patrick Murphy and Mrs. Albert Maestas. Reception followed, with plans to live in Seal Beach after a Catalina Palm Springs trip. A second wedding at Holy Trinity Church in San Pedro joined Starlyn Gay and Frank R. Soda with attire of Chantilly lace and daisies. The Soda bride, daughter of Williams, wore pearl jewelry from her grandmother. The couple honeymooned in San Francisco. The Soda bride is Palos Verdes High School graduate. husband son of William Wagner, Torrance, studied at CSLB.
Anna Rae Perrier and Stanley Zaletel married at 11 am on Saturday at St Baranabas Church. The bride, daughter of Raymond E. Perrier, and the groom, son of Mrs. John Zaletel, will reside in Hibbing after a Carmel and San Francisco honeymoon.
A kitchen note presents an exotic dish featuring chicken in a walnut scented sauce with spices and a cold yogurt soup. The column includes detailed steps for preparing the chicken and sauce, a chilled yogurt cucumber soup, and an apple dessert with rose water, lemon juice, and crushed ice.
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