Gernreich Sees Fashion Shift Beyond Skirts To Bold Body Art
Designer Rudy Gernreich, in New York to receive a Coty award, rejects concern over hemline length and argues fashion should mirror a chaotic world. He shows knit wear with plastic cutouts and vinyl silhouettes that expose the body, saying ornamentation is the next step and that fashion reflects a freer, more decadent society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
Rudy Gernreich
Viet Nam
Bowery
Gernreich
Vienna
United
States
Los Angeles
Alyssa
Helen Lee
Fifth annual Wine Tasting Party by Planned Parenthood Auxiliary
Plans for the fifth annual Wine Tasting Party hosted by the Phoenix Planned Parenthood Auxiliary at Mountain Shadows on Friday Oct 7 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Tickets available at the door or from auxiliary members Co chairs are Mrs Richard Davis and Mrs Arthur Fishman Honorary chair is Mrs Lou Manoil Others helping with the evening include Mrs Robert Roth Hugh Milligan Richard Coppock Harold Wells Mandel Himelstein and Robert Shull Art works to be shown and sold under 150 by Caveat Gallery with proceeds to Planned Parenthood Fares of crackers and cheeses provided and fashion displays by Saks Fifth Avenue Lotus Shop and Mary ons of Fifth Avenue Proceeds support four local clinics and general family planning efforts Governor and Mrs Sam Goddard Mayor and Mrs Milton Graham and Sen and Mrs Barry Goldwater are guests of honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Planned Parenthood
Mountain Shadows
Mmes
Richard Davis
Arthur Fishman
Lou Manoil
Robert Roth
Hugh, Milligan
Richard Coppock
Harold Wells
Mandel Himelstein
Robert Shull
Caveat Gallery
N. Paradise Rd
Planned Parenthood
Saks
Fifth Avenue
Lotus Shop
Biltmore
Planned Parenthood Auxiliary
Technsatins
Mandel E. Himelstein
Arthur Fishmann
Progress Wy Thursday Sept 29 1966 Page 6
Readable fragments describe events in Wyoming on Thursday including local brief notes, unnamed officials and community updates. The item list appears routine with no clear single story, emphasizing small-town happenings and public notices.
Community clubs host meetings and events across Phoenix area
Calendar listings report the Village Tillers Garden Club meets at 7 45 p m with corsage making led by Miss Betty Schimek at 2125 N 69th Pl co hostesses Mrs Ben Miller and Mrs Ed Minnick also AFWC board meeting at Westward Ho with registration 8 30 9 30 and luncheon presided by Mrs E M Bredwell musical scholarship winners to be introduced at luncheon John D Chamberlin to discuss trust funds Tempe Area Reading Council opens at 4 p m at Rural School extra Reading Library Great Book Discussion groups led by Edward Morgan and Boyd Gibbons staged at Phoenix Public Library Stagebelles plan a dessert bridge Oct 14 at Los Olivos Patio Casino Club meets at noon at Century Country Club with Autumn decorations and card games after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Tillers Garden Club
Ed Minnick
N. 69Th
Ben Miller
Arizona Federation
Stanley Bennett
Phoenix Public Library
Great Books Foundation
Edward Morgan
Boyd Gibbons
Scottsdale
William Bikner
Women Dream Homes versus Real Purchases Survey
New York based poll shows women desire relaxing home luxuries like vibrating chairs and sound proofed rooms, but practical choices favor refurbishing and replacement. 200 women from suburbs of New York Chicago Houston and Sacramento report 44 percent will buy new items this year while 26 percent plan rugs or carpeting. Major changes include room remodeling and attention to living and dining areas with art purchases rising as a cultural trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Chicago
Houston
Sacramento
Eureka
Faculty Wives Welcome Newcomers With Salad Supper
The Faculty Wives Newcomers Group opens the year with a 7 p.m. salad supper at 2400 College Ave Tempe. Hosts Buffington and Mrs Patri Furlong preside. ASU diving coach Dick Smith will show champions. Committee members include Tempe leaders Callaghy Filler McGreevy Rausch Winkelman Cochran White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
G. Homer Durham
Arizona State University
College Ave
Eee
I Ieee
C. Patrick McGreevy
Jack D. Rausch
Richard Winkelman
Phoenix Symphony Guild Tea At Arizona Biltmore Hotel
The Arizona Biltmore hosts the Phoenix Symphony Guild annual membership tea on Tuesday from 3 to 5 PM to boost public interest and support for the Phoenix Symphony. Guests must meet one prereq such as subscribing to a concert, guild or ball patron. Reservations and committee roles are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Biltmore
Phoenix Symphony Guild
Symphony Guild
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Symphony Association
Arnold H. Brown
Myron N. Koyen
Robert Rhue
Art instruction set for children in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation sponsors four classes in creative art for children aged 8 to 13 starting October 8 at Chesnutt Park Recreation Building 4565 N Granite Reef Rd. Miss Carol Hebebrand will teach. Call 947-4221 Ext A4 for class times and registration information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Chesnutt Park Recreation Building
Granite Reef Rd
Carol Hebebrand
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Gernreth
Mt Shadows
Memorial Hospital
First Christian Church of
Glendale
Congregational Church of
Planned Parenthood Association
Food 'N Fun
George Kokalis
Virginia
Phoenix
Andrea Zacharoudis
Jeanne Xericos
Mrs. Kokalis
Arate Tavlaridas
Gram
Betty Schimek
Board of Directors
Westward Ho
E. M. Bredwell
AFWC
James Sellers
Betty Ward
Robert Williams
Beatrice Bagwell
John D. Chamberlin
First National
Rex Brewster
Tempe Area
Reading Council
Rural
Rural Rd
Southern
Century Country
Mrties
Russell Yost
Harry Youngkin
James W. Francis
Selden Wolcott
Robert Graham
Robert Aste
Edward Cudahy
Fred Townsend
Robert la Croix
Tom Chauncey
William Liddon
David Utzinger
Paul Singer
Rend Allen
Dik
Halli Sanders
Asu
LEE Optical
LEE
Your Valley Bank
Adams St
Christown
19Th Ave
Bethany’ Home Rd
Thomas
E. Thomas Rd
Scottsbaig Rd
Mesa
West Main Tempe
Mal Avenue
Tempe Center
Yuma
4Th Ave
Tucson
Amphi Plaza
Ani
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