Silhouette of Tomorrow Shown by House of Dior
Paris AP reported Dior unveiled a new silhouette by Yves Saint Laurent for spring and summer. Dresses featured minimal waistlines with loose lines and flared bust to hem shapes, hinting at a future style while echoing the trapeze influence from two years earlier. The duchess of Windsor praised the look as wonderful.
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Paris
House of Dior
Duchess of Windsor
Yves St. Laurent
Dior
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Fashion notes reveal early show styles and bold jewelry
Applause rose as the models carried evening wear with short and long jackets and tunics. Necklines ran collarless or scooped with loose three quarter sleeves and sleeveless dresses. Gray navy dominate daytime tones with orange and turquoise accents. Beehive hats and pudding basins topped mannequins as heavy costume jewelry, large jeweled medallions, and arm bracelets defined the look.
Social Club Dinners Meetings Highlight Lawrence Year
University Club hosts a 6 30 p m dinner bridge with Altimari Hildebrand and Hodson couples. Alpha Gamma Beta Sigma Phi boys farewell dinner for movers Patti Garland Jane Mills Roseann Wright perform. Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae hold white elephant sale auctioneered by Verner Smith. Rebekah Lodge plans year ahead led by Blanche Dodds. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi screens cancer film with Q A and hostesses Gene Burnett and friends.
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W. G. Altimari
Glenn Hildebrand
Albert Hodson
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Dale Lillix
Paul Gilkison
Carl Harper
Thomas McMinn
Lawrence
Charles Lindell
Patti Garland
Jane Mills
Roseann Wright
Charles Tryon
William McNary
Alpha Omicron Pi
Verner F. Smith
Smith
Frank Nelick
Wes Santee
Bob Blank
Xi Gamma Chapter
Ferne Vanderhoof
Douglas County Health Department
Victoria Kimbrough
O. O. Anderson
Alfred Dicker
Maxine Norfleet
Raymond Schaake
Gene Burnett
Anderson
Harold Graves
Ralph Tusten
Local clubs schedule events this week in Lawrence
Numerous organizations announce meetings and activities from Wednesday to Friday. Highlights include Delta Ganina alumnae, Belles and Beaux Square Dance, KU Faculty Club dessert bridge, American Association of University Women, Helianthus and Mu Phi Epsilon events, and a Sigel Community meeting with European travel photos.
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Delta Ganina
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Dolph Simons Jr
Belles
Beaux Square Dance Club
OOK Hall
Bookfellows
Tile Oberle
Progressive Circle
Jed G. Willman
Beta Mu
Jim Clark
Victoria Club
Nellie Allen
Lawrence
Kelvin Hoover
J. J. Anderson
Marry Mitchell
E.O.W
C. Hinshaw
American Association of University Women
Kansas Union
Green Thumb
D. W. Stricker
Mu Phi Epsilon
Mra
Alfred Gallup
Sigel
Marjorie Williams
Europe
Germany
Holland
France
Italy
Scandinavian meeting hosts plan garden club program
Refreshments will be pie and sandwiches. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wingert and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wulfkuhle. The Green Thumb Garden Club will present a program on house plants at 8 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. D. W. Stricker of 534 Kan. St. will be hostess.
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L. E. Anderson
Ala
Friendly Circle Club
Harry Mitchell
Kansas
Lloyd Wingert
Ross Wulfkuhle
Green Thumb Garden Club
D. W. Stricker
Kan. St
PTA Notes and Community Meetings Highlight Local Civic Involvement
Pinckney PTA elected a nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Raymond Anderson with members Mrs. Warren Hodson and Miss Eleanor Youngberg. Debates covered House Bill No. 14 and curriculum guidelines for Lawrence Public Schools. A 200-person crowd attended the Men’s Night Chili Supper at McAllaster School with a winter wonderland setup and refreshments.
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Pinckney Pta
Raymond Anderson
Warren Hodson
Eleanor Youngberg
Milton Stoffer
Everett Buhler
Juvenile Protection Committee
Lawrence
W. W. Nash
Mary Wortham
Erik Wright
Eldon Breazier
Lawrence Public Schools
PTA
C. D. Hargadine
McAllaster School
Gin Ger With Lemon Syrup in Dried Figs Dish
Lemons and syrup preserved gin ger, thinly sliced, elevate cooked dried figs with bright citrus notes and a sweet glaze. The combination offers a balanced contrast between herbal gin essence and fruit sweetness.
Winter club gathering with snowman decor and chili supper
Decorated with snow flakes and small snowmen the event featured a large papier-mache snowman with a black stove-pipe hat and a bright scarf. Sleds and ice skates suggested winter sports while chili and pie were served. Prof. Charles Oldfather led folk songs after a brief business meeting.
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Charles Oldfather
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