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COURIER-POST, Comd.n, N. Wtdn.tdqy, OctobirJ5, 1972 Marriages Are Announced Paris Ready-to-Wear Stars the Vamp St tii. wood, provided the setting for 6hoe he still loves white boots or 1940 look appeared at Courreges. To his usual wool collection he added a new array of cotton dresses, including little dresses or suits in sateen and long dresses in white pique or colored gingham. The mini dress still is In favor.

The Micac sportswear house displayed both mini and maxi T-shirt dresses. The main daytime look consisted of wide trousers and blouson or short tailored jackets plus sweater vests and contrasting printed shirts. suits in deep pink. Applause honored his navy stiff-looking hip-length coats worn with immaculately tailored wide white trousers or white dresses. One coat with a V-neckline came in a range of candy colors from pistachio to lemon yellow.

The little jackets for suits unzipped to show bare midriffs and bra tops underneath. Swinging pleated skirts went with white dotted blouses that matched little gloves with flowers at the wrist. Not one platform-solcd The dress is very big around the spring shows, more numerous than suits and trouser outfits, even at the house of Andre Courreges who a decade ago started the entire pants craze. Courreges' dresses range from his classic "structured" look in white wool to sweet numbers in candy cane colors and awning stripes. Some of them snap off to show bikini swim suits underneath that have structured Courreges look, too.

Trouser Suits Courreges paraded trouser maid of honor was Miss Joyce Krimstock. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Joel Green, Miss Ruth Krimstock, cousins of the bride; Mrs. Robert Burke; Miss susan Diamond; Miss Fay Laken; Miss Helen Reese; Mrs. Gary Krimstock, all of Philadelphia, and Miss Molly Schwartz of Cherry Hill, cousin of the bridegroom.

Mr. Arthur Finkel of Cherry Hill was best man. Ushers included Mr. Gary Krimstock, cousin of the bride; Mr. Samuel Wiener, Mr.

Stuart Leon, cousins of the bridegroom, and Mr. Green of Philadelphia, and Mr. Stephen Talin of Delran. The couple will reside in Voorhees Township. Mr.

Schwartz is a graduate of Rutgers University School of Law, Camden. me weaoang Saturday afternoon at which Miss Denise Sarah Noveili became the bride of Mr. Charles Thomas Cliver. The Rev. John DelDuca officiated at the ceremony, which was fallowed by a reception.

Mr. and Mrs. Cliver are honeymooning in the Po-conos. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent C. o-velli of 30 Nottingham Way, Turnersville. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cliver of 27 W.

Centre St. Clayton. Attending her cousin as maid of honor was Miss Frances Hodge of Turnersville. Bridesmaids were Miss Florence Taggart of that town; Mrs. Francis Burke, sister of the bridegroom.

Bridesmaids included Miss Maryann Kenny, sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Joseph i a cousin of the bride, of Philadelphia; Miss Luanne Murry of Marlton, and Miss Patricia Ferarra of Mount Holly. Flower girl and ringbearer were Mary Jane McDermolt of Mount Laurel and Greg BonFiglio of Bellmawr, cousin of the bride. Mr. Michael Kenny of Philadelphia serted his brother as best man.

Ushers included Mr. Joseph Sedafridi, Mr, Di-Gicamo, cousin of the bridegroom, of that city; Mr. Christopher DiCristo and Mr. Anthony DiCristo of Mount Laurel, brothers of the bride. Mr.

Kenny is attending Temple University. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Schwartz are honeymooning in Jamaica following their wedding Saturday evening.

The ceremony was performed in Congregation A a Jeshurum, Elkins Park, by Rabbi Yaakov G. Rosenberg and Cantor Charles Davidson. The bride, the former Miss Rachelle Krimstock, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krimstock of Philadelphia.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz of 455 Raritan Camden. Attending her sister as uilted fabrics nsl Vf I rv i anu miss iem new. nmn fur MRS.

CHARLES T. CLIVER who was Miss Denise S. Noveili. JERSEY PARIS (UPI The vamp look. Wailing saxophones.

Frizzy hennaed hair. Blood red fingernails. And dresses that look exactly like un-derslips. The Paris spring ready-to-wear collections have stolen that World War II floozy girt from Yves Saint Laurent and dark red hair is all over town, the streakier the better. The hennaed mannequins at the style parade staged by the Mendes manufacturing house tripped out on platform-soled, high-heeled shoes to display slinky short silk crepe dresses with lace trimming around the low neck and hem.

Just dig out one of your old slips that women hardly wear under dresses any more. More vampishness appeared in evening trouser outfits in pale peach silk crepe and other 'pale edible colors worn with matching turbans. The midi dress also is back, to the relief of women who think it is absurd for Paris to decree absolutely one hemline for everybody. Last season some designers and fashion writers were insisting that the "average" woman, whatever that means, simply must wear everything just at the knee. Silk Jerseys Jean Muir, the English designer who moved to Paris and has had spectacular success, showed her familiar line of silk jersey dresses that gracefully swung from knee length to midi to ankle length, take your pick.

Miss Muir won cheers from the press and buyers for those deceptively simple-looking dresses in muddy greens, pale gray, black and rust that were draped, shirred and tucked. They had that romantic, soft look reminiscent of the 1930s but still very 1972. Halloween Best man was Mr. Donald Knepler of TurnersvHle. Ushers were Mr.

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Miss Maria Joan DiCristo and Mr. John Joseph Kenny were married Saturday noon in St. Mary's Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fo-kides of 421 Country Court, Mount Laurel.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kenny of Philadelphia. Mrs. Rick Fedoriw of Penn-sauken was matron of honor and Miss Maria DiDonato of Philadelphia, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor.

U.1I 1 'U II I' 1 uicuy nm. liic nev. Otiiva- tore L. Delelse officiated. The bride is the daughter of HAVE A FRILL SAVE 51' YD.

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