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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
BIRTHDAY PARTY SUMMER LAKE-Keith fCasey Claggett was feted on his seventh birthday, March 7, with a party at the Boyd Claggett home after school. The children played games and viewed two cartoon reels on the movie projector. Guests were Debbie and Wayne Cannon; Sue Carlon and Toni; Kalhy Carlon with Fatti; Joan Hand and three sons; Dennis Robinson, Willi PAGE 4-B HERALD AVD NEWS. Klamath Falls, Or. Sunday, March 17, 1M1 Suit Shapes Show Variety sake, the slim-line sweater suit sometimes resembles a two-piece air suits have longer jacket: Spair demi-m jackets, inai moe 1 sometimes looking like riding jackets) with a mere suggestion in-at-front and out-al-back, ana soft skirts with panels, pleats and bias cut fullness. The hioline is dress. Pullover-inspired tops have a sweater's cardigan, cuwl and close in back or are front-lipped uhirh skim the figure. Sleeves are. of shape, and easy, mobile skirts emphasized by the new "hip-flip" narrower and often set-in. Collars with inverted front pleats or gath peplum effects, with or without belts. are smallish and many have hign.j notched lapels. Spring's mot suit able fabrics are mohairs in feather-weight and nnrmn weaves, ribbed silks, diag. over softly eased skirts. The shirt suit is as relaxed ered waistbands. Open necklines Stepping out for spring are the smartest suits in seasons. Designers have by-passed tradi tional styles, and 'borrowed' spring's new and excitingly dif as every woman's favorite blouse and skirt. Tops have convertible are filled in with scarves or a co ordinated blouse. Sleeves narrow to the wrist, then flare out in wide CUffS. 1 . Tunic suits have longer, lean er princess and rajah jackets over slimmer skirts. Tunic styling in cludes lowered "nude-look" neck lines, narrowed set-in sleeves and Spring's most feminine suits The Chanel influence is never far from suits, and this spring will collars and shirt sleeves bloused on a cuff. Generally, the jacket is longer, belted low in over-bloue fashion, and slung over the skin niest of skirts. Fashion interprets open-air. or country, casualness in suits with bring Chanel-type cardigan jack ets and braid trimmings, as well as a new Chanel-ism the Nor onal worsteds and tweeds. Many striking plaids and checks stand ferent suit silhouettes from to day's uncomplicated, casual (ash- folk belted suit jacket. out. Manv of serine's tailored suits Suits should have a color-full ions. The suit of the season is the have been given a fresh "tomboy" look. spring, full of whites, brights and with classic, greys, camels, blacks Weaver, Linda Clark, Janice Maw, Dan Carlon, and Diane Elder with her three boys. sweater suit. Just as easy-going and comfortable as its name big-city chic' Spring's jaunty, open The leaner lines of "skinny" and navies. coming up... suits are emphasized by relaxed I waistlines, longer jackets w hich! ifit hut never confine, and skirls 4k 1 JSl i iff. f v .r . VlW Ji "-i ' - -' Mimhm i ii.4; V. sbs 1 c psx . r i 1. . T" 'ht ,:JLji NATURALLY CHIC Like the breath of spring and with a touch of color is this straw, berry three-piece double knit suit with stripe jacket worn by Kacy Marti for Leon's. She carries a three-quarter white coat to complete her outfit. These styles are by Youthcraft, featured at Leon's. GOOD TASTE FOR THE EtiM N' 1 if m I by A new spring and a new suit just naturally go together and Curlee's new soft, dark tones for Spring '63 head the list for good taste. Meticulously tailored to make you look and feel your best. Make your selection from the finest 100 wools and wool and miracle fabric blends. from Buy everything you need for your Easter Parade and just say "charge it." Uso o regular 30-day charge account or our re volving charge plan where you can take up to 6 months to pay. Works in our boys' wear department, too. Don't forget to get the young man of the family outfitted for Spring and Easter. DE1EWS AHit ore 733 Main and Town & Country w a beautiful new -season OP ENING J J The New Fashion Villa is practically bursting with NEW SPRING DRESSES. We've just been to market, and there are more new arrivals every day ... we don't know where to start telling you about them. Best we just ask you to come out and see for yourself, and look for the following labels: O Maggie Stover Lynbrook by Louise Suggs Alexander Fred Rothchild Pat Premo David Crysta Georgee Originals Jeanne D'Arc COATS by Hugo Loewy SUITS BAGS Patents in various colors . cut velvet Irish Twist and gold . . . 2.98 to 22.00. In The Oregon Food Shopping Center AVALON and SHASTA WAY 1 . siZzl I 00 'VK L " ;f E GLOVES U Morshmallow, White, beige and black in fabric ; l and kid, shorts and longs. Fabrics ' 4 1 1 2.00 to 4.00. Kid 12.00 to 18.00. I -cftr .MKT-it - Highlighting the newest are both laminated and 1ft00 to AC wool . , . pastels, tweeds, checks, white. 4.U "0 You'll thrill to Jornat of Italy, all wool in these imports of course from 65.00. A big selection of linens, silks, cottons, and rayoncotton by David Crystal, from 40.00. ... a truly great assortment of colors and styles from 3.98. HATS Little GIRLS and BOYS Mothers will be delighted with the new Foshion Villa assortment of Dresses, Coats and Hats for their little girls and up to 14 . . . and the Suits and Topcoats for little boys. V II 63
