California designers set to dazzle in IN Session '68 finale
Janet Diebenow of Patty Woodard discusses youth oriented but sophisticated wear for ages 16 to 60. The California fashion big four will showcase on stage this Saturday, with Miss Diebenow, Miss Pat, Elisabeth Stewart, and Sbircs among the lineup. Designers emphasize clear colors, sun filled California lifestyle, and silhouettes that favor fit with flare.
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Janet Diebenow
Patty Woodard
California
Pat
Elisabeth Stewart
Sbircs
I,p-T
One Swimwear Designer Embraces Coverups For Beach Fashion
Elisabeth Stewart As the famed Bette Stewart of Catalina Productions discusses swimwear trends while her firm, run with her husband Hob and brothers Dave and Bill, showcases at IN Session. Her protégé Sara McClarty notes teens favor two piece suits with separate coverups for beach wear.
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Bette
Ed Steward
Catalina
Hob
Dave
Bill Stewart
Sara McClarty
Miss McClarty
Teen fashion show promotes self styled image at college
Lou says a teenage girl with a little money and a lot of imagination can be the best dressed in fashion history. Miss Betty Parker, director of advertising for a group of labels, will present trend setting sportswear and dresses at Long Beach City College. She and other fashion artists will join a panel answering questions for 900 students in the PI self improvement program. The season offers many silhouettes and skirt lengths from mini to longer, with no single trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Betty Parker
Miss Pat
Joanna Nelson
Pam
Brunele
Long Beach City College Auditorium
Partici
Miss Parker
Call's Grand Medal Ball crowns local royalty in Long Beach
Martha Spencer and Rex Crane crowned queen and king at the 13th Call's Grand Medal Ball with Barbara Boylan and Robby Burgess returning as co hosts. Manny Harmon starts the night at 7 30 p m at the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium for an evening of dances from Brazil to the United States and a showcase of royal court members and trophy presentations. Proceeds benefit the Exceptional Children's Home, housing 109 local children, plus a Bloomington unit with 85 youngsters.
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Martha Spencer
Rex Crane
Barbara Boylan
Robby Burgess
Manny Harmon
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
James Spencer
Lakewood High School
Polytechnic High School
Lucile Crane
Dick Hayes
Janice Supers
Timm Thias
Pamela Jensen
Alan Porter
Valerie Jean Hagen
Keith Warner
Cheryl Behrmann
Scott McAfee
Janifer Moore
Brazil
Vienna
Norway
France
England
United States
Bobby
Barbara
Call's Fine Arts Center
Royal Court
E. 33Rd St
Exceptional Children's Home
Exceptional Children’s Home
Long Beach
Bloomington
Golfing’s perfect hole in one shocks Palm Springs society
Virginia Murray carded a hole in one on the fourth hole at Seven Lakes Country Club Palm Springs using a three iron during her first round in six months. The Murrays and guests marked the feat with champagne, and Ralph joked about Virginia’s payout from her newfound perfection. A Theta spring benefit at Old Ranch Country Club featured a fashion show and door prize. Shirley Dalton’s renovation woes persist as she stores furniture during construction. Meredith McBurney, UC Berkeley senior, will intern in Washington for 10 weeks through Cal’s capital program, after serving as Theta’s president at Wilson High.
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Virginia Murray
Seven Lakes Country Club
Palm Springs
Ralph
Art
Sue Buell
Howard McBurneys
Meredith
Whn
Kappa Alpha Theta
Cal
Wilson High
Ming Welfare Chuk
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Women’s News
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Pate
Erhal
Bobby Burgess
Independent
EGRAM
Long Beachy Califf
Iola Masterson Society
Virginia
Virginia Cooly
Murrays
Buells
Dixie
Nobleville
Old Ranch Country Club
Helfi'’s of
Bixby Knolls
Marie Griffin
Janice
Gary) Bos
Theta’s Ways and Means
Alice
William) Myers
Mary
William) Klingensmith
Flore
Pauly Merrill
Jane Coon
Susie Meager
Diane Hastain
Nancy Still
Lynne Tou- Tousse
Shirley Dalton
Doug de
Daltons
Shirley
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