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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
Milady's' Spring Fashion Mood Is Soft, Feminine And Wonderful ' From LaPointe's come FRESH BREEZE Or FASHION the outfits of the two smartly garbed women shown here. Exciting and graceful to the women with high fashion in mind, thee ape makes a re-entry on the fashion scene and is modeled by Inei Rush, left. A smart crossover cowl collar enhances the fluent lines of this cape coat and suit of Arosak wool. A suit with freshness and eye appeal is shown by Erma Henry, right. Finely crafted, the couture elegance denotes the new shaped longer look. Handsome braid detail highlights the neckline and Docket trim. Favored Styles Look Graceful Fashion for spring revolves around a look of youthful grace and soft femininity. Silhouettes are diverse, but easv, uncluttered lines predominate, giving play to the beauties of fabrics and col ors. Whipped cream textures bubble up into the limelight, in appro priate colors whites and off whites, pale" beiges and pastels, clear prints. Traditional spring navy is brightened and lightened. For effective contrast, crisp and ribbed textures make an entrance, while rich, dark colors set off the many pale shades. "Pure and simple" tells thc dress story. Silhouettes are dubbed "natural." "skimmer," "shift," nil of which are agreed on easy, slender, figure - following lines. Princess curves, lifted waistlines, coatdress styling make spring news. The "open air" look, a country mood slicked up for town, concentrates on airy fabrics, open necklines, shirt-cuffed sleeves. '. Forever - fashionable jacket dresses appear in great numbers, while the dress - plus - coat gains new importance. ' Variety of silhouettes leads the1 way in suits. Handsome tunic suits herald a plentiful array of long-jackctcd styles of every type. Middy or pullover suits abound- either true pullovers or jackets with zippers so artfully concealed they .seem nonexistent. New emphasis on sleeves finds the shirt suit well to (he fore, showing off its shirt cuffs. Young and lively is the suit with hip-llip. or peplum effect, jacket. Designed to provide a refreshing change are the "dandy" suits man-tail ored to a perky perfection. . While "lean look styles are most numerous in coats, a silhou elte to watch is the coat with gathered back fullness. High waisted effects are created bv seamed yokes, integrated with the sleeve in front, and gathers across the back. A fashion world in itself, sports wear produces etary look of spring, in styles for every hour and occasion. News to note in cludes: a greater-than-ever wealth of knits, denim and denim ef fects, baie midriff separates, bell bottom as well as slim pants. long skirts for lounging and en tertaining, patio dresses and, in fact, a striking selection of lounge- wear of all types for casual liv ing. Simplicity of styling in coats. suits and dresses calls for dra matic accents. Hats are draped, high turbans in airy fabrics; straws wiih important crowns. brimless rr with often-uptilted brims; and, of course, the spring' perennial floral hats. Spanish influence is notable in brimmed hats of shiny straw. Re flecting the soft mood of fashion are snoods and berets, as well as hats with attached, drapahlc scarves. Impressive jewelry has a pre cious look, includes short, collar like necklaces: multiple strand beads for neckline fill-ins: pins and bracelets moving into prom inence. Soft neutrals and pastels stand out. Neat, ladylike handbags lend to boxy shapes, highlight texture interest. With the advent of the longer, narrower sleeve, short gloves are welcomed. However, the long, long glove prevails for evening and sleeveless daytime fashions. i V .t ' - - ARRIVE IN INDIA Mrs. Sarah McMfllan has received word that her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ward and three children have arrived in Bang kok, India, where they will reside the next year and a half. He is an employe of the Stanford Research Insti tute. Mrs. Ward, the former Mabel McMillan, is pictured with her children, Linda, left, Brian and Kathy, right. HKK.M.D AM) NKWS. Klamath Kails. Ore. W . V-;KVi in L liiiM S. A KJ - at FASHION TREND Erma Henry, left, wears' a bold, bright and sophisticated three piece costume of red and white houndstooth check featuring a peel-off jacket and solid contrasting pop-over blouse. Inez Rush, right, shows a straight and narrow silk linen dress under a plaid mohair coat, richly elegant with its soft collar and three quarter sleeves and easy, straight lines. Both outfit were selected from LaPointe's new srjrinq fashions. Christian Church Scene of Vows (Continued from Page 2-B) pie left for their honeymoon Portland. She wore a corsage of pink rosebuds on her beige coat The bride is a graduate of KL'HS and attended Oregon Slate University. Until recently, she as an employe of First Federal Savings and Loan Association. The bridegroom is a graudate of Madras Union High School and Oregon Technical Institute. They are now at home at 123 N. Locust Street in Princville. Pre-nuptial showers included one given hy Barbara Leech. Paula Goddard. Phyllis Hawes and Margie Welman at the God dard residence, and a second hosted bv Mrs. Dale Bobber and I! Mrs. Eugene Schuck at the home of the latter. Guild Sets Luncheon Date DUNS.MUIR The date of the St. Barnabas spring luncheon has been set for Thursday, April 23. at the Guild Hall. The SI. Barnabas Guild members will serve a salad buffet and guests are invited to stay for cards during the after noon. Mrs. R. S. Rabjohn, guild presi dent, is directing luncheon plans and Mrs. Albert Zenonian is han ing tickets and publicity. Sunday, Mari-li 17, ISM PAGE &-B 1 Jot h kfrJt iiimwr nuMMiMnii ii n in 1 1 ' ii i rwmMmltoMimr" mftlHillii i rTTlilHiiiiii In TTTWl FASHION PARADE ; Montgomery Ward is daily receiving merchandise to outfit all members of a family in the latest styles fo' spring and the days to come. A preview of such fashions is pictured here by Mrs. Kenneth Moore, upper right, wearing a sago green flecked wool weave double-breasted walking suit accessorized with braided Swiss straw hat in coffee brown shade. Otter and brown deer skin bag, gloves and scarf in coffee color, three strand necklace of gold, white, pink shaded to brown-tone and alligator pumps complete the fashion picture. Cheryl Lundberg, upper left, was fitted in the junior department with yellow Cuoioni rayon frock with full skirt and fitted waist accented with bow and streamer trim. Her r.oat is a water repellent lamin ated Magic-Creoe rayon in "A" line with belted back. A grown-up look is addod by her Breton straw hat and short white qloves. Perfect for little Julie Ann Moore is her sheer dacron border print dress with lace trimmed bodice, collar and sleeves. Short ruffled nylon gloves, white pumps and white lace ribbon trimmed hat is just right foi; the Easter parade. Brother Michael Moore is dressed in rayon sport jacket suit of gray and blue plaid with navy trousers. Penney's . ALWAYS FIRST QUALITV 8th & Moin Open Doily 9:30 to 5:30 Friday Nitc Till 9 P.M. y .tv'iiwm ,i Penney9p grat 61st Anniver ( & N ; spring coat i)6cia T JL o TODAY ONLY Our Gigantic Semi-Annual Sunday Storewide Sale OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Bush Furniture Co. 221 Moin Next to Willord Hotel Bought specially from top coat houses for this sensational event! Cet top value during Penney's anniversary. Pure wool, full length coats wonderful warmth-without-weight laminates even lush coats of famous brand-name woolens. Fashion value, too, in the new silhouettes with basic ;' ; . conservatism that keeps your coat in style. Colors are j;' fresher, fabrics more varied, prices very, very low. ; Come to Penney's today see the Anniversary coats!' ( If!: r6 Textured pure wools, other fiber blends, beautiful surface weaves. Beloved white, with many, many more spring fabrics. Pure wools and acry lics in many new and varied fabrics, lamin oted to foam. Go - with - everything, ncutrols, navy, red, blue, many more. New shorter - than I'll! I E I T i ' f I- 5 11 a j. e SALUTE TO SPRING Peggy McCann from Sears Roe- buck Company is pictured in a two piece yellow ensem ble of acetate and rayon, designed to retain its shape -and shed wrinkles. Three large buttons fasten her yellow full length coat, lined with matching acetate. 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