Gloria Vanderbilt on Beauty Pain and Fashion Vision
Gloria Vanderbilt discusses beauty, time pressure, and how personal pain fuels her art and design. She describes launching a polyester blouse line for Mariani USA, her Pierrot collar motif, and balancing painting, poetry, and family with Wyatt Cooper and four sons as she reflects on self creation and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Gloria Vanderbilt
Mariani USA
Vanderbilt
Pye
Picasso
Adolp
Wyatt Cooper
Flo Ziegfeld
Liv Ultmann
Dear Abby column snippets highlight personal ethics and etiquette
A Dear Abby excerpt discusses publishing a deceased lover’s letter and potential family embarrassment, Teen Magazine job checklist satire with inflated pay demands, corsage-wearing etiquette confirming a mother’s view, and a tip about doubling money. The tone remains brisk and advisory with brief reader questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Teen Magazine
Indoor gardens blend with decor for space-saving homes
Two U S Department of Agriculture experts Dr Henry A Cathey and Lowell B Campbell of Beltsville unveil indoor garden ideas in FTD Spectrum. They propose wood built frames with painted plywood, artificial lighting using U shaped fluorescent lamps and mirrors, and careful lamp color choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Cathey
Lowell B. Campbell
Beltsville Agricultural Research Station
FTD Spectrum
Transworld
Spectrum
Richard Hammond guides Frederick Union Rescue Mission growth
Since 1964 the Frederick Union Rescue Mission has aided locals with housing and work, funded by donations. Richard Hammond, executive director for three years and on the mission's board since 1963, oversees operations, public information, and Bible study classes, noting two thrift stores and the mission's goal of turning lives around. He and his wife Betty reside on Mt Phillip Road with two children and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Union Rescue Mission
Richard Hammond
Richard
Mission
South Market Street
South Street
Betty
Mt. Phillip Road
Bloomingdale's kicks off back to school with class act
Bloomingdale's launches a week long back to school program on Saturday at Tysons Corner and White Flint stores from 10 am to 6 pm. The Class Act includes a Redskins football clinic led by Mike Ross and Ray Schoenke at Tysons Corner at 10 am and White Flint at 2 pm, autograph sessions, Show and Tell performances, fashion showcases, cooking demonstrations, fitness and grooming activities, and free entertainment throughout the day for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale's
Tysons Corser
White Flint
Bloomingdale’s
Blooming Redskins
Mike Ross
Ray Schoenke
Tysons Corner
Happy the Magic Clown
Flower and Dusty
Palisades Theatre Co
Brave Little Tailor
Revion
Bloomingdale
Pierre Michel
Preservation conference set in Annapolis by Maryland Historical Trust
The Maryland Historical Trust selects Preservation in the Real World as the seventh annual historic preservation conference to be held in Annapolis November 3 and 6. The two day program features sessions on adaptive reuse historic buildings land use planning design review and more with speakers from Colonial Williamsburg Milner Associates and other groups. The event is open to the public by preregistration and details are available from the Maryland Historical Trust at 21 State Circle Annapolis 21401 contacting (301) 269-2212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallmark
The
Maryland Historical Trust
Annapolis
Reid Williamson
Historic Indiana Landmarks Foundation
Cary Carson
Colonial Williamsburg
Cyril 3B. Paumier
Land Design Research
Columbia
Thomas Richards
American Horticultural Society
John Milner
Milner Associates
Chadds Ford
Marrland Historical Trust
State Circle
Annnapoli
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Antid
Calien
Ike
U.S. Army
D.B
D.W.R
Ludwig von Mises
Foundation For Economic Education
Congress
CITY
Frederick
Frpenic
Sterling
Barton
Teds
Samntes
Bermuda
Tod
Boyer Travel Agency
E. Church St
Revco
Frank Bush, JR
Preeush Opticians
N. Main ST
Woodsboro
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