What's In Fashion Directed by Amos Parrish in New York
New York reports on spring fashion trends with Amos Parrish noting scarf coats, many scarfs, and white fur accents. Soft tailored jackets, dress ensembles, and turban styles predicted to dominate Easter wear. White gloves, stockings, and opera pumps highlighted. beige tones and black combinations seen widely.
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Amos Parrish
New York
Emster
Jodeet
Mack
Wave Cois
Turdens
Paenl
Amne Merrion
Three-quarter Coiffure Leir Styles Rise in Popularity
The article discusses three-quarter coiffure styles and the long bob gaining traction among younger readers. It explains techniques to shape and thin thick hair, constructing a smooth back and sides with twists, pins, and careful front arrangement to create a balanced look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leir
Tong Bohe
Alwasn
Pan American Day Observed In San Antonio
San Antonio observes Pan American Day with an all day celebration at the city jet and a program led by Mrs I G Griswold. Students from Brackenridge and Min Avent high schools will compete in an essay contest with prizes of 12 and 8 dollars. A Pan American Round table tea, Latin dance, and Spanish songs are planned with judges led by Col Herbert White and Rotary president D Kercheville.
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San Antonio
Van-Aimerican
Noover
I. G. Griswold
Hlags
Mollyin
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costeltica
Guba
Salvador
Guatemala
Hrackenridge
Min Avent
Bay
Im D. Kercheville
Rotary Chit
Herbert White
Juleme Yoyer
Mars Cruz
Secompaivist
C. B. Hlack
Jewel Cores
Pimeo
Peal Hastings Arian
Women's Auxiliary Circles Meet at Westminster Church
Circles of the Woman's Auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian meet Monday at 2730 Welpek. Circle 1 led by Mrs Wallies Willins with H Dalton present. Circle 2 chaired by Mrs J G Thelen with Mrs J C Turcell. First circle meeting of the new year discusses Bible study of chapter one. Officers for the coming year elected include Mrs Taers Giz first president, Mrs We M e5i Carnes second, Mrs J fe Clumipp third, Mrs T J ascadere fourth, recording secretary Mrs J 6 ing, treasurer Mrs Paul Mendenhall, president Mrs enée Lebl 26, and Belle McKenzie. The Milk Health Work urged. event May 4 1981 supervised by Mrs Jack Adams. Female groups discuss Victorian poetry, Arthurian legends, and modern poetry readings. Installation of officers slated for April 24.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Welpek
Wallies Willins
Etrorman
Sirs, H. Dalton
Cedar Arrest
Hobs
7. G. Thelen
J. C. Turcell
Fost Mitchell
Basteer
Mirele
B.C. Fullerton
H. M
Parone Kennor Association
Ebrandt Badger
Sears
Taers
3. J
Segrilur
Mee
Paul Mendenhall
Persident
Mra
Enée Lebl
Sinry ‘Belle McKenzie
Uh Persident
Elm Met
Reundeugs Tampalen
Pi- Chaleren
St. Anthony
King Arthur
Eugenia Franke
Alfred Tennyson
Tennyton
Strat Connell
Afarif Will
Mr Will
Averyonn
Sirs
Elizabeth Moesin
Faoan Poem, “Tancelat.” Mira Thelma Williaton
Marvin
Edwin Arlington Robmann
Florence Frampton
Frampton
J. Frenk Dobie
Mra. Jo
Feriey Proton Wre
Eugenin Kraoks
Plizabeth Marcin
Trona Wrank
Treasuer
STYLIST Fashion Event Promotes Modern Wardrobe
Ube Wolff and Marc company sponsor a fashion coordination school for staff with Mrs Tess Hickenrolity leading fittings and an authority on What’s in Wardrobe. A breakfast precedes a Sisterhood meeting at 11:90 in the community center. Reservations handled by Mrs Morrix Meek and Mrs William Sebles. Committees plan a dance at Pleasance Isle and a joint event at the Gonter hotel. Senior organizers Miss Wardom Clinton and Miss Josephine Hen-Neasy will chair.
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Ube Wolff and Marc Company
Regula
Sisterhood of
Terople Hethel
Temple
Morrix Meek
Myx
William Sebles
Kappa Sigma
Gonter
Misa Wardom Clinton
Chinese customs and Western teaching at Luncheon Club
The Pouwith Luncheon Club hosted a talk by Chaplain Ore Cobee of the United States Army, arriving from China after years there. Mrs. S. W. Hendrick chaired with Mrs. Roy Campbell hosting. remarks contrasted Chinese rituals with Western aims to dispel superstition, noting funeral processions, marriage exchanges, and devotion to modernization. Members of the N.N. G. Club attended, prizes awarded, and social rounds followed.
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Pouwith
81. Anthony Hotel
S. W. Hendrick
Ore Cobee
United States Army
Loree
Briterronm
Immnothec
Roy Campbell
Hendrick
Art
B. Kugar
Prox
Ohio
Rio Firando
Campbell
Edgar
el Paso
Taylor
Cexans
Bey Ruraty
Crawford Booth Dr
Grafford Tinin
Booth
Adelaide Campbell
Peeping at New Books Through the University of Texas Knot Hole
Anne Green’s atcoud novel Testler I Married Him earns praise for its witty implausible family in Paris. The review lauds Gilbert and Cathy and their circle, noting vivid writing, engaging plot, and a strong lead performance, while cautioning not to reveal key twists.
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University of Texas
Anne Green
Testler
Porel
Gilbaet Anton
Ather
Trun
Ani
Kay
Crilbert
Wage
Meic
Traule
Catly
Gilbert Whee
Bhee
Ron
Dhia
Ian
Hender
Hed
University of Texan
Treader
Pulien and Company
New York
Mrs Quillans Addresses Church Meeting Highlights Flower Talk
The Garikin g of the Women y ell held a regular meeting on Wednesday with Mesdames Anity St Randell Betiteys d. W. Leite ters hostesses. A round table program on planting flowers followed guest speaker Mrs Bien Kebulz Quillan who discussed facts and devices. Attendees included Mesdames J. W. Saunders Ancie Guzgin Wimar Simpson A R Graves Anna lewis Alice Mayes George Warghack Anita M. Randel L0 Nickels J A Whrrbach AC McDaniel BH J Tanel B Jackson W Z Bufley F H Kibgshurs Frank Annlewhite R T Goodwin.
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Messames
St. Randell
Betiteys
D. W. Leiteters
Bien Kebulz
Episcopal Women Luncheon and Club Events in San Antonio
The Episcopal women hosted a luncheon at St. Aaron parish marking the Protestant Women's Association annual function. Tickets were sold for spring events including a pageant at the Little Theater and a Suffolk school exhibit. Lectures included a London conference summary and a discussion on Abolition of War.
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Women's Association of
San Antonio
Episcopal Women
St. Aaron Parish
S.o
Agnes Cotton School
Abs. T. Maxpus
Mirs Berman Hosts Bridge Luncheon Week Events
Mrs Berman will entertain at a luncheon and bridge party on Thursday April 20 at her home honoring Mrs Buguevub Lohman and Major Tobinus as they prepare to depart for Panama. Mrs Schreiner and Mrs Cook Cutter will extend compliments to Mrs Ellen Isherwood of Los Angeles. The Women's Council benevolent department of Central Christian church plans an 830 am sewing session for orphans in the annex with luncheon served at noon.
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Bexor County
Catholic Woman's Association
Nacogdoches Street
William Cassin
Mesilames
A Janter
Jobat, Bullis
William Small
Henry Crouzhl
Joseph Nelson
EB Ie Jonez
Ugh Rice
J. W. Fisher
William Kearns
F I. Comros
A. W. Walliner
Edward Tonnn
Ho W. Finck
Gorge P’ancona
A. Th. Jacobs
Edward Taam
Jac Walsh
James Chalkley
MOGA
Mig
Martin Street
Moire Berman
Tate
Chathea Schreiner
Stella Cook Cutter
Ellen BM. Isherwool
Los Angeles
Calif
Berditchfer
Stank
Women's Council
Central Christian Church
Vordisi
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Turin
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Trirat
Gwen
Hewan
Ianpe Jung
Frasier Yor
Agnes
Woman's Auxiliary
Merry Makers’ Lab
Thurmilay Piening
Nellie Herming
Plesance Isle
Guntershotel
CEBHO
Tess Eickenreci
Wolff and Mare
Emulayes
U.S
N.N. G, Club
Turkey
Viking Prean
Schoo
Mack “Boner
Nanier
Thone
Viking Fes
Mentay Leglt
Ayell
Criangle Club
Mes
Chick
Tard
We. A
Gunter Hotel
Urslay
Mirs. Berman
San Antonio Housewives
Atwater Kent
RKO Majestic
ST. Anthony Hotel
Mildred Kitchen
W. H. Shelton
Eagle Furniture
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