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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1947
Page
13
A student columnist describes ideal campus formal gowns for Esther, highlighting nylon net or tulle fabrics. The design features a tight bodice, tiny waist, sparkly embroidery, or horizontal tucks, with a double layer of tulle, and a two tier pleated skirt to create a glamorous look for events at the frat house.
A designed ensemble features pleated top with embroidery and starlike sparkle, a long matching tulle scarf, taffeta lining, a gored bell skirt, and options in white or pale sea green. A wrap jacket in sea green satin, high-heeled sandals, and an informal black velveteen bolero suit complete the evening wardrobe.
At a meeting of the Woman's City Club ex executive board held at Mrs. H R Painter's home 495 Cherry Ave the decision was made to continue meetings at the Ebell Club house for another year Plans emphasize philanthropy civic matters and veterans service alongside weekly programs Auditions in Los Angeles led by Mrs Catherine Bland and first vice president Mrs Lucille Swenson bring a strong lineup of speakers and Long Beach artists including Mrs Christie a musician and soprano Also noted are plans for the August 22 picnic with a program arranged by Mrs Bland and Mrs Christie
Decorations in a black and gold scheme lined the Hecreation Park Clubhouse for a Delta Chi Sigma Sorority summer dance. Members of Alpha Gamma Long Beach and Alpha Epsilon Santa Ana chapters joined members and guests for a festive social event.
Court St Ann No 783 announces its annual picnic for members and families this Friday at 6 pm in Silverado Park. Mrs Ruth OBrien chairs the event with fashion notes on costumes and top designs described as ballet length skirts lace tops and black broadcloth ensembles for varied occasions.
Public notice promote a booklet titled Care of the Feet detailing childhood foot troubles, proper foot health, and how to choose shoes. Includes pricing and ordering info with delivery details, reflecting a local Long Beach Telegram advertisement.
Paris coverage describes Lanvin’s first fall collection after Madame Lanvin’s death. Suits and tailored jackets with straight lines lead a feminine silhouette. Day and evening wear feature hobble skirts, wide box pleats, and bold novelty trims including velvet stars and a black mole bustle dress.
A Labor Day menu guide suggests centered around creamed ham in a cornbread ring with optional whole or partial ham. For larger groups include mint peas and a tossed salad, finished with vanilla ice cream puffs and chocolate sauce, plus coffee.
Mr and Mrs Carl C Kissel and daughter Genevieve of 123 FE 10th St with Mrs J Webb returned from a four week tour through Glacier National Park Banff Lake Louise Jasper Vancouver and Victoria Canada. They also spent several days at the Redwoods on the return trip.
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of Cooper Arms hosting Mr and Mrs Archie G Reynolds of Burbank over the weekend. Reynolds is Miller's brother in law, highlighting family ties during the visit.
The article describes a lavish collection with gold star embellishments on gowns and gowns in velvet satin and broche. Three leaf clovers and rhinestones create a luxurious atmosphere. Hobble skirts, strapless gowns, and wide brims with netting appear, with caps tied under the chin for a chic, versatile look.
The notice promotes a pineapple design chair-set in No. 30 cotton with crocheted lovebirds as a wedding gift idea. Laura Wheeler offers a new improved pattern 681 with charts and photos, instructions, and concise directions. Send 20c for pattern and name and address to Press-Telegram Needlecraft Dept. A 1947 Needlecraft Catalogue can be added for 15c more, featuring 102 designs and free household accessory instructions.
More than a hundred relatives and friends gathered at 4218 Royal Ave to honor Mr and Mrs P S Britton on their 31st wedding anniversary. A buffet supper ran 4 to 8 pm with a decorated cake. Seven Britton children attended except Philip S Britten Jr, serving in the Navy at Tacoma Washington. Gifts included a large bouquet from Mr and Mrs W S Moore and a wrist watch for Mrs Britton from family. A congratulatory telegram arrived from Mrs Britton's parents from Evanston.
Churchwomen Dessert starts at 1 tomorrow at Unity Chapel 935 E Bread way with cards games and entertainment. Lunch at 12 30 for the Women s Missionary Society of First Presbyterian in the social hall with a program by Miss Eva Smanley and vocal sales by Mrs L R B Switzer. Devo tions led by Mrs R W Longfield. Second Presbyterian Church groups meet tomorrow with Gleaners Martha Harmony at various locations and times. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church circles meet next tomorrow noon with multiple hosts and venues including Bixby Park and the church covered dish setup.
A reader learns the right approach to an etiquette problem at the cinema. When a woman wearing a hat sitting directly in front of you causes annoyance the correct action is to lean over and politely ask her to remove her hat. The emphasis is on courteous communication rather than public remarks.
Miss Sarah Jane Brittenham and her brother Allen Brittenham hosted Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakle of Chicago. Weekend guests included Miss Zilpha Martin of Los Angeles and Miss Bertha Caspers of Chicago, who plans a Seattle trip and visits to other Northwest points before returning home.
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