Played down chic dominates fall-winter 1973 fashion shown by Rompello
Designer Dominic Rompello profiles a shift to sweater inspired, low key elegance with menswear fabrics and understated silhouettes. He favors practical jersey dresses, grey flannel gowns, and underdressed looks over flashy couture while predicting wearable classicism for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Christy
New York
Dominic Rompello
Detroit
Melton
Rompello
Rompollo
Barbra
Investigation Sought Into Independent Living for Welfare Minors
Madison AP A Republican lawmaker seeks a probe into a Department of Health and Social Services program that placed two 16 and 17 year old girls in a Madison apartment with minimal supervision. The case drew concern over overnight male visitors and state funding for living expenses. Several officials defend the arrangement as uncommon and a last resort, with plans to separate the girls and tighten supervision if similar cases appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Mel Curak
R-Lake Mills
Department of Health and Social Services
Division of Family Services
Cyrak
Majerus
Wisconsin
West Allis Couple Engaged To West Salem Man
Deborah M. Kuka of West Allis announced engagement to John T. Schroeder of West Salem. Deborah is a medical secretary, graduate of Winona Secretarial School. John Schroeder is employed by Allis Chalmers in Milwaukee. Fall wedding planned in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuka
Independence
Deborah M
West Allis
John T. Schroeder
John Schroeder
West Salem
Miss Kuka
Winona Secretarial School
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Local clubs announce spring luncheon and officers at various groups
Lutheran Hospital Senior Auxiliary hosts a spring luncheon and style show on May 21 at Hotel Stoddard with a 12 30 social hour and 1 luncheon fashion show. Doeflinger’s outfits. reservations through Mrs Snyder or Mrs Ross. Linda Benson to present a film for Welcome Wagon members. La Crosse BPW dinner and officer installation on May 21. Several club officers named for Normandia Study Club and Navy Mothers Club 318. Donations approved to hospitals and veterans centers. 31st anniversary planned for June 13 with a covered dish supper.
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Lutheran Hospital
Stoddard
Doeflinger’s
Dale Snyder
Romeo Ross
Linda Benson
Wisconsin Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Welcome Wagon Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Ervin F. Dwyer
Onalaska
Lydia Dwyer
Navy Mothers Club
la Crosse
Labor Temple
Nettie Wood
Albina Haniff
Margaret Niles
Alma Havens
Ann Muetze
Emma Beranek
Anna Kite
Blanche Burns
Emma Morrison
Leona Gabel
Bessie Riley
Jean Harkness
Ethel Wojahn
Marian Faas
Amelia Beznouz
Lucille Tremmel
Philadelphia
Blue Jackets Haven
Oakland
Calif
Tomah
Veterans Hospital
Best Thing About Book Is Response From Women
New York AP reports on the Boston Women's Health Book Collective whose publication Our Bodies Ourselves grew from a study course for women into a widely read reference. The group notes reader reactions from women nationwide and explains their collaborative authorship and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Women's Health Book Collective
Wilma Diskin
Ruth Bell
Boston
Wilma
Ruth
Health Book Collective
Natural or Organic in Cosmetics A La Crosse Tribune Q&A
The piece probes whether natural and organic differ in cosmetics, noting natural means nature based while organic has chemist and biologist angles. Examples include talc powder and natural Irish moss with beeswax, and shampoos that are organic synthetic due to carbon compounds. It ends inviting readers to buy Beauty Knows No Age by Mary Sue Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Miller
la Crosse
Dinner Honors Virginia Willson Grand Marshal
Onalaska Chapter 249 OES held a May 5 dinner at the La Crosse Masonic Temple honoring Virginia Willson, grand marshal of the Wisconsin Grand Chapter. The event, served by La Crosse Chapter 22, drew leaders from 31 state chapters and 17 grand chapter officers with 3 past grand officers and 5 grand representatives in attendance. The program Tell It Like It Is was presented by The New Minds of Bethel Lutheran Church, with Carol Wolover as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska
Order of the Eastern Star
Virginia Willson
Order of the Eastern Star of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Bethel Lutheran Church
Carol Wolover
Program Set For State Federation Convention
The 6th District Federation hosts the 76th Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs convention May 22 to 24 in Oshkosh. Officers from the State Federation attend, with keynote speaker Tony Moe and entertainment by Bryan Mosiman and John Mossman. Awards include Shell Oil, Kidney Foundation, Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children, and Theodora Youman Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oshkosh
Orrie Sanasac
Eau Claire
George Mueller
Milwaukee
Gene Harrison
Cedarburg
Edward Grutzner
Beloit
Joseph Meclree
Daniel Paradee
Hustisford
Donald Dallmann
Pewaukee
Robert Confare
Brookfield
Tony Moe
Educational Communications Board
State of
Wisconsin
Wendell Winger
Springville
Utah
Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs
Winger
John L. Dinkel
River Falls
Dinkel
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Wisconsin Juvenile Officers Association
Tri-City Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council
William H. Winsemann, Jr
Hollywood
Fla
General Federation
Bryan Hull
Beloit College
John Mossman
Evanston
Ill
Mosiman
Shell Oil, Kidney Foundation
Wisconsin Association For Retarded Children
Theodora Youman
Clubwomen Set Africa Safari and Grecian Cruise
Mrs. Kermit V. Haugan president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs will lead eighty clubwomen on an African safari and Grecian cruise departing Baltimore on June 7 after the federation’s 82nd annual convention. They will visit Dakar Liberia South Africa Rhodesia Kenya Greece Yugoslavia and Italy, returning via New York on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit V. Haugan
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baltimore
Dakar
Senegal
Liberia
South Africa
Rhodesia
Kenya
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
New York
Bridging Minds in Medicine and Chiropractic
An analysis contrasts two medical philosophies. It argues that medicine views disease as external invasion while chiropractic views illness as internal weakness. It notes chiropractors refer cases to physicians and that AMA pressure hinders cross referral and cooperation.
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A.M.A
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Tausche’s
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Deborah Kuka
la Crosse Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eunice Iverson
Vera Andres
Joan Heatherington
Elaine Bakken
Inga Gerber
Bethel Alcw
American Lutheran Church Women of Bethel Lutheran Church
The
Normandia Study Club
Kenneth Krambeer
Ardys Brown
James Johnson
Conrad Grangaard
NAVY
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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E-Lim
Bicha
OES
Frank
Frank's
Neen
Clubwomen
Africa
Chiropractic
Fred H. Barge
D.C. Ph.d
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