WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1052
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Abundance of Cotton Used
There's a crisp, Judy-like look
to lingerie! designed for Spring.
And this feminine outlook is re
flected In best advantage In the
abundance of cottons used for ev
erything from petticoats to night
gowns, and In the many petticoats
presented to help billow out new
fullness of dress And suit skirts.
Most Important, perhaps In the
Spring lingerie fashion picture, are
the many variations of the petti
coat, now so popular with the cur
rent stress on wide skirts.
Newest are the petticoats with
fullness accentuated by stiffening.
This is done, In many Instances,
with underskirts of crinoline or or
gandy, flexible boning in the hem,
narrow bands of corded fabric
placed directly above the hemline
ruffling and starched fabrics used
In the making of the petticoat It
self. Petticoat fashions, in themselves,
offer a new outlook for the Spring
season. There are full, full petti
coats, designed with side slpper
closings and finished waistbands,
that can double as skirts. There
are prettv cotton petticoats with
ultra fcnitnlne eyelet embroidery
trim, made for wear beneath sheer
dresses. And there are bouffant
petticoats of crisp organdy, de
signed witli their own crinoline un
derskirts, that also may be worn
as skirts,
Dainty trims also add feminine
appenl to new petticoats. Featured
are lavish net and lace hem ruf
fles and colorful floral embroider
ies. Many of the new petticoats
come with their own matching cam
isoles. Elastlclred, shirred and, molded
midriffs help carry out Spring
fashions's Empire silhouette theme
in nightgowns featured for the new
season. Whllo the use of organdy
and lace trims lends a delight
fully fcmlnino appearance to new
est designs.
Typical of nightgowns emphasis
ing tiie Empire silhouette is a gown
and negligee ensemble of rayon
tricot. The gown is fashioned with
a smoothly fitted waistline that
THIS LOVELY BALLERINA LENGTH wedding gown is
definitely 1952. The new short length is taking America by
storm. Here Doris Cilk, modeling for Marvin's wears an
enchanting Chantilly lace and nylon net dream frock. The
strapless bodice with cuff front carries the lace well over
the hipline from which falls the very full, graceful nylon
net skirt The chic, long sleeved jacket, satin button
trimmed is removable to permit wearing the frock after the
ceremony for formal affairs. The finger-tip lace edged veil
is just right for the shorter frock and is caught with a
mother-of-pearl halo of orange blossoms. She carries a
white orchid on a white prayer book.
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RETTY LITTLE SALLY HANVILLE five-years old, brown
teurls and big blue eyes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hanville, models a pretty-as-a-bluebird Trudy of California
Jfrock for Marvin's Alice-In-Wonderland baby shop. The
blue, permanent finished dotted swjss frock is made with
very full scalloped skirt with double white under-ruffle.
rriny puffled sleeves, sheer white tucked vestee, pert little
Jace trimmed pinafore ruffles and wide white sash com
plete the ensemble. Worn with sky-blue straw cloth bonnet
jvvith flower and ribbon trim.
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A PRETTY AND NEW COMBINATION of while and lilac is"
forn by Beth Cunningham of Leon's. Her crisp, cool cotton
pique, sleeveless dress with very, full flared skirt has a tiny
turn-over collar studded with rhinestones and pearls. The
ljoclice is cut to show her shoulders, a comfortable idea
for hot summer days. A wide belt hugs her small waist. She
vears an off the face, small white straw hat with rhine
sone trim and fluff of gray veiling. Her sleek suede pumps
are in the very new purple shade, her gloves are white
Ifish crochet and she carries a sweet-smelling cluster of
vjolets.
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has its molding contours accent
uated by an applique of blight
gold ribbon. The full length, easy
flowing skirt is gaUiered around
Uie hlpllne. And the brief sloeved
top has a wide V-ncckltnc.
Another example of Uie Empire
silhouette Is a .gown which lea
lures a completely smocked bodice
feminised with pastel embroidery.
Nylon laco Inserts outline the bos
om of U1I3 nylon tricot gown.
Placing emphasis on the femi
ninity of trim is, for example, a
portrait neckline gown detailed
with shirred nylon net, AnoUior,
in this dress up fashion, is of cot
ton pllsse lavished with tiny tiers
of organdy ruillcs.
Fresh lingerie colors, on hand
tor Spring, include sparkling white,
mauve, malic, pinks and blues.
Accessories
In Print
Prints go to the neckline, the
waist, the hand and the head this
Spring. Yes. accessories In bright
flurries of print spice suits, coats
and busic clrcscs to give the tent
inlue look that's a must this Spring.
For example, a print blouse can
bring out the pcrtness of a Spring
suit. And there are rayon surahs
in small tie patterns or miniature
paisley motifs in clear colors on
white, delicate etchings colored
with pastels on crepe, grouped,
spaced motifs on crisp taffetas that
are all new and exciting In Spring
blouses.
When selecting a print blouse,
or making one, for a suit. The
Silk and Rayon Print Institute sug
gests the choice of a small, yet
colorful pattern, for the most flat
tering result. Of special Interest
to home sewers are print Jacket
r coat linings to match blouses.
Easy to make, for home sewers,
are print dickies that can double
as fill-ins for suits and lownecked
dresses, or if it Is a halter-gllet,
It can also be worn as a top for
a cocktail skirt.
SMART AS A BERGDORF GOODMAN model is Mrs. James
Sullivan, willowy and blonde in a Don Loper Original from
Whytal's. Her beige Lopersheen suit, highlighted with black
velvet bands and blazing rhinestone pin at the collar is worn
with a Don Loper, bat-wing, black gabardine, full-cut coat,
with rounded shantung yoke and huge matching bow.
Cuffs are tight at the wrist, caught with three buttons.
Lining is Kelly green taffeta. With it she wears a wide
brimmed,; off-the-face fine black Cathay straw hat, very
fine nose veil, white gauntlet gloves, black pumps and
handbag.
Light Tones
In Hosiery
Hosiery, In lighter tones, will
flash on sunlit legs this Spring
peeping through open heels, toes
and mesh insets so popular in new
season shoes that are more opened
than closed.
Whether seamed or seamless.
mesh or- not. hosiery is tinted to
heighten, brighten and blend with
new Spring fashion shades.
Prominent among these hose
hues is natural blond, a beautiful
blending with neutral and parch
ment spring tones, stockings in
hazy taupe tints accent the blue
and purple tones. While clear beige
is good company with shades from
golden sand to rich brown and
blnck. A burnished cast with a
golden glow is slated to be the
most intense of these new colors.
Embroidery and flocking on many
of this season's shoes mav be
fechoed on hosiery.
Golf was played In the United
States as early as 1779, according
to the Encyclopedia Brltannlca.
you are invited
to. see. our new
Spring collection
of coats, suits,
dresses and
accessories1
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A HOME RUN IN SPRING PLAY TOGS White Stag sail
cloth roustabout jacket, hit of the fun season . . fire-engine
red, tabbed, pocketed, buttoned . . long sleeved to ward
off Old Sol, generously cut for action. Matching clam
digger pedal pushers arc double stitched for rugged Wear,
side zippered for perfect fit . . all soft, mercerized, wash
able. The lady with the bat is Helen Perry, modeling for
Town Shop, the famous White Stag outdoor wear. Her bat
boy billed cap matches the suit . . sho wears wedgic straw
sandals and carrys a gay jubilee striped carry-all with
special plastic lining and pocket to carry your sun-tan
Jotion. A rope draw string tics the biuo and yellow bag.
Junior Will
Resemble
The Old Man
Junior will look like a tiny rep
lira of daddy, this spring, In trou
sers, sweaters, iiit'kols. and coals
all mimicking tho grownups In fab
ric aim styling.
inn ireucn coin, cninpieio in nn
Tletnlls, including lilileocent lining,
in warm eiiuugu mi viiuno m u-
tweeu" clays mill sunny onoiign lor
a nuiitll buy's hard wear, Popular
ln i M,.ltr f.lM lll'A UlA fill.
front watcr-rupellenl twills, styled
to miiao sun auu iiuiior wu n
brothers. '
lii HleeveleNtt
sweaters with fabric Iroiit and knit
back. Hiicirl shirts, In bright hounds-
luom cnecKH, nnuiniiy iruuu pi n,
niwi hriuhi. KfiltilK. fit well with a
knitted waistband,
rr,l ltt.il Ittitrnliiff tn walk won I
scrape knees as much with Uie new
overalls that have foam rubber
pads slipped Inlo kneo pockets.
For every hero that young ibiiow
has, there's a pair of slmrs. For,
this season, shoes, following Uie.
theme of his favorite radio, movia
or TV hero, are being more wldoly
Introduced than ever and appear
for selection right along with mart)
regulation styles.
Space patrol and rocket admirers
can find special boots and oxlords
Interpreting their favorlto sphere of
activity. While cowboys, Intonl on
riding Imaglnery plains, will find
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Cassldy and the Umo Hanger.
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squash" In England.
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Leon's TOTS-to -TEENS
STYLE PICTURE
Ensembles for toddlers to
grammar scholars! Brightly
hue'd . . . quality made . . .
value priced . '. . everything
from bonnets to shoes .
"fPrkATC'
TTftri'taoirie boys' topcoats . .
or beautrful girls' sprint;
styVs . . In the best color,
for Kprlng . ,
SUITS"
Olrls' smart two-piece
suits , , wool and ray
on . , Ideal for that
Kanler parade . .
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SKIRTS
Soft spring pastels
. , plain or plaids .
beautiful styles .
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Judy Kent Mouses . .
excellent styles for ev
ery ensemble . . cotton
or rayon -
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