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WOMEN FOOD SOCIETY IEAUTY ClUIS FASHIONS IIYINS 31 COURIER-POS'i jfor and about THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966 Around and About the Social Scene A j- ik -fit 1 "1' 1 I lf Wttiil 7 JW IMllSilliiltel Iiiiiiiiifj iWsifl and Mrs. Fred Loving of North East, is announced. She is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Blackman of 502 W. Holly Avenue, Oaklyn, and Mr.

Stanley Blackman of Collingswood. A summer wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Clemente D' Antonio of Cherry Hill were guests of honor at a dinner given last evening at Henry's Restaurant, that township, in observance of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary.

Hosts were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrt. Dante D'Antonio, and another son, Mr. Mario D'Antonio, all of Cherry Hill. Miss Joan Francesconi of Camden was guest of honor Sunday afternoon last at a shower given by Miss Phyllis Rossi of 530 Beacon Street.

Miss Francesconi's marriage to Mr. James Sexton of this city will take place Saturday, Feb. 12. Hostesses with Miss Rossi were other members of the bridal party including Miss Judith Pitzo, Miss Mary Anne Ran-dazzo. Miss Janet Cantera, Miss France Cinaglia and Miss Mary Ann Reader, all of Camden.

'j Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Suber of 128 Virginia Avenue, Audubon, will entertain at a buffet supper tomorrow following the rehearsal for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Judith Louise Suber, to Mr. Charles E.

Knighton of Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The ceremony will take pla6e Saturday afternoon, at -3 o'clock, in the Church of the Holy Maternity, Audubon. The engagement of Miss Barbara Jean Sexton to Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Kearney of 111 N. Brown Street, Gloucester City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Kearney, to Mr. Leon Richard Miamidian son of Mr. and Mrs.

Miamidian of 1607 Mount Eph-raim Avenue. Miss Kearney, a graduate of St. Mary of the Angel's Academy and Immaculata College, received a master's degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the faculty of Moores-town Senior High School. Mr.

Miamidian Jr. is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Moore School of Electrical Engineering, where he also received a master's degree. it-Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Gal-letta of Paterson of the engagement of their daughter, MissCaroyln Patricia Galletta, to Mr.

Eldridge Downes 4th, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miller of 203 Barclay Lane, Cherry Hill. A summer wedding is planned.

The bride-elect is a senior at Trenton State College where she is a member of the Philo-mathean Sigma sorority. Mr. Downes 4th was graduated from Trenton State College, where he was a member of Theta Nu Sigma fraternity. He is a member of the faculty of the Mount Holly Public School System. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Wenstrom Jr. of the Marne Garden Apartments, Moores-town, are being congratulated on the birth of a second child, a daughter, Sandra Lynne, on Jan. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Vanllorn of 125 E. Oak Avenue, Moorestown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Day Vanllorn, to Mr.

Charles Donald Greiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald Greiman of Philadelphia. James Reid Dryburgh of Akron, Ohio, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert R. Dryburgh of Pittsburgh, is announced. She is the daughter of Mrs. Clarence R.

Eppinger of Woodbury Road and Adams Avenue, Pitman, and the late Mr. Eppinger. The wedding will take place in July. Miss Eppinger is a senior at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. Her fiance was graduated from that University.

Mrs. Sarah R. Rhoads of Coatesville, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Lydia Ann Rhoads, to Mr. Kent Charles Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George A. Johnson of 214 1st Avenue, Haddon Heights. The wedding will take place in June. The bride-elect is a senior at Albright College, Reading, Pa. Mr.

Johnson is attending Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lutcher of 414 W.

3rd Street, Moorestown, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Judith L. Lutcher, to Mr. Joseph J. Hahn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Hahn of 236 S. Church Street, that town. An autumn wedding is planned. Miss Lutcher rttended Temple University School of Nursing, and was graduated from Peirce Junior College.

The wedding of Miss Sheila Diane Rolph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rolph of 9 Flintstone Drive, Marlton, to Mr. Robert Samuel Bauders, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. Paul Bauders of New Carlisle, Ohio, took place Saturday afternoon last in the Princeton University Chapel. The Rev. Dr. Ernest Gordon, dean of the chapel, officiated at the 2 o'clock ceremony.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attended by her sisters, Missi Barbara A. Rolph and Miss MISS KAREN C. KELGESON Whose engagement to Mr. Robert A.

Shires, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Shires of Ronceverte, W. has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Helgeson of Moorestown. A summer wedding is planned. a wedding trip, the couple will reside in Princeton. The bride attended Trenton State College.

Mr. Bauders is a student at Princeton University. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

Lunn of 330 State Street, Cherry Hill, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Anne Lunn, to Mr. John F. Sexton, on of Mrs. John Sexton of 305 Oak Avenue, that township, and the late Mr. Sexton.

An April wedding is planned. The engagement of Miss Helen Jane Blackman to Mr. Daniel R. Loving, son of Mr. CAVALIER RUFFLES add dash to it is available in burgundy, navy a green and beige cotton tapestry or gold on white at Strawbridge print.

A Sue Brett style or spring, and Clothier, Cherry Hill. British Designs Bare Knee CEAL'S Pre-lnventorv The wedding will take place in June. Miss VanHorn attended East Stroudsburg State College, Pa. Her fiance was graduated from Pennsylvania State University, University Park. Announcement is made by Mr.

and Mrs. Peter P. Corra-detti of 442 Allen Avenue, LONDON (UPI) Hardy Amies, one of Queen Elizabeths' couturiers, took the plunge in reverse yesterday and hoisted his hemlines above the knee. The skirts in his new collection for spring and summer just bared the knee, but were not daring as the six inches of upper leg displayed by some of young women around town. Queen Elizabeth's other dressmaker, Norman Hartnell, kept the knee half covered in his collection shown Tuesday.

He said during a business trip to New York last week that he thought very short skirts were ugly. Amies showed a very slim, trim and simple silhouette. His coats and suits were so plain that some did without buttons and had invisible zip fastenings instead. Coat-capes with half sleeves from the elbow were the exception to this narrow look. He uses a lot of tweed in color combinations of pale blue and green, lemon and mauve, grey and pink.

For evening, he concocted some two-in-one dresses. For example, one called "Odyssey" could be worn as a long Grec- ian-style, all-white dress in chiffon or with a removable bodice of intricate gold and white embroider. Two of Amies' models had the latest hair style in London one eye completely hidden by a sheet of hair brushed forward. Another London couturier, John Cavanagh, also put his hemline up today to one inch above the knee. He showed lean styles and sometimes dropped the waistline.

His color for spring is white. Cavanagh described his evening dresses as "sexy and Gold Lane Accessorized MISS KITTY J. MARKWITH Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.

Markwith of Haddonfield, who have announced her engagement to Mr. Charles P. Mills 3d, son Mr. and Mrs. Mills Jr.

that suburb. An August wedding is planned. Gibbstown, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jean Ann Corradetti, to Mr. Kenneth Anthony DiMuzio, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony DiMuzio of 7 E. Broad Street, that town. A May wedding is planned. Mr. DiMuzio is a senior at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Farr of 514 Redman Avenue, Had-donfield, entertained Sunday evening in observance of the sixtieth wedding anniversary of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P.

Brown of Cherry Hill. Hosts with the Farrs were another son-in-law and daughter of the Browns, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Pingley of Col-lingswood, and a son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh W. Brown of Erlton. The engagement of Miss Sandra Elaine Eppingcr to Mr. If most girls are wearing long dresses, black tie is prescribed, but if this prom is a high school dance, is it really that formal? No, the man's boutonniere is usually something plainer in flowers, such as a white carnation.

1 have a collar of white marabou which seems to be getting dingy. How can I clean it? Do not attempt to clean it yourself. Marabou is best cleaned by fur-cleaning or other dry-cleaning methods. Take the collar to a good local cleaner who generally handles fur cleaning. What would be good to take for a freighter trip to Panama? I have several knit suits.

What about slacks? A leather coat for boarding? Evening? As a freighter requires no glamour, you can wear slacks, knits, leather or whatever else would be comfortable. Of course, your knits may be too warm once you near the sub-tropics, so have some summer-fabric clothes, too. As it's all one dining room for passengers and crew, wear only day dresses or costumes of the kind you would wear to lunch. I will be touring in South America during February, taking in Caracas, Bogotn, Lima, Cuzco, Quito and Guatemala. What is the climate like, and what wardrobe will 1 need? On the plane, wear a suit and topcoat, the coat with a zip-out lining and water-repellent finish.

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She is the daughter of Mrs. John Sexton of 305 Oak Avenue, Cherry Hill, and the late Mr. A summer wedding is planned. OFF OUR REGULAR LOW, LOW PRICES 2513 Federal EAST CAMDEN EM 5-0243 FREE PARKING 43; Frl. 'til 9 to 42, 16" and i Patricia E.

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A reception followed at Nassau Inn, Princeton. Following of fabrics, as South America re-1 verses our seasons, but some of the place you name are at a high enough altitude that the weather will be quite cool. So have linen dresses, but also knits. Use mostly separates which can be worn in layers according to weather changes, with both wool and cotton pieces. From Ohio I'm flying to Hawaii in March.

I will return by ship and rail, taking in San Francuico and Disneyland. Please advise on You will need both light summery things for Hawaii, and somewhat warmer things for cool San Francisco. Wear a wool spring suit, and take an all-weather topcoat, plus very light raincoat for Hawaii, where showers are frequent. Summer sportswear and shifts will be all you need for Hawaii. For evening, take a spring cocktail dress, bare at top, plus jacket.

It will do everywhere you need a dress outfit. Cotton knits in white or beige will cover all spots. Tailored mix-and-match separates are good for San Francisco. For the ship's evenings, take a short chiffon dress, as it packs in a small amount of space. Can gold or silver lame be worn for spring? 1 bought two knits for holiday parties, one gold, the other silver, and would like to get more use out of them.

Both can certainly be worn right through until at least April. In late April, however, gold gets a little heavy-looking, so stSck to the silver knit. JET-ACTION AGITATOR JET-AWAY LINT REMOVER 1 YEAR SERVICE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE mm OS By FLORENCE de SANTIS I have a gold lame sheath party dress, with a high neckline, with which I plan gold lame shoes and clutch bag, if you approve. 1 have a brown fur stole. Can 1 wear this outfit at all for day? What about hat and jewelry? Gloves? Light or dark hosiery? Accessorizing lame depends a good deal on whether it is very gold or a pale glitter kind of yarn mixed with some white.

The more gold it is, the less should be put with it. The gold bag and shoes fit, but if it is a pale kind of glitter fabric, a white bag could also be used. No hat, and no jewelry, I would say, except possibly rather plain button earrings. But if you feel the dress really needs something, a pin would be preferable. Wear white kid or very good silk or nyldn gloves.

Hosiery shade is best on the pale side. This outfit, however, can't be worn before five, as it is definitely a cocktail-evening costume. Although I'm a boy, I thought you could answer this question for me. The girl I'm taking to a prom is wearing either a gold or green long dress. What flowers and what color should I give her? Do I wear a dinner jacket? A tux? Siiould my buttonhole flower be the same as the girl's? Gardenias are a good choice in color and suitability for almost any dress.

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