Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1946 — Page 21
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1046
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: Collection of Fall Hats by Knox ; Is Modeled by Three Cover Girls
By LOUISE FLETCHER . Times Woman's Editor
A COVER GIRL'S job nowadays is more - than adding glamour to the “front dobr” of a magazine, It seéms that the models, whose faces “cover” the magazines, are just as like-
ly to cover the country, too. Take the three Conover girls who were at ‘Ayres’ today modeling the new Knox fall hats. They're on a five-day whirlwind tour of midwestern cities to show the Knox headgear. And it's a schedule so jampacked that they're having to manage it hy making their inter-city hops in a specially chartered plane. They flew in well after the dinner hour last night in their twin-engine Cessna piloted by Kenneth Fleming of Stamford, Conn. They'll take off late this afternoon for Ohio. And Friday night: will find them back in New York.
» . » Stylist With Group WITH THEM here today was “Miss Knox,” the stylist for the hat company whose name she borrows. (Privately, she's Frances Lord.) Miss Knox served as commentator as the three Conover girls— Bettye Bosworth, Dian- Owens and Eleanor Niles—wore 30 hats representing styles for the coming season, « “Fall millinery trends emphasize large felts and velours with high
crowns and wide brims,” Miss Knox said. “The cloche and small hat, however, also will retain
popularity and favor with many smart women. “But, small or large, every one of the hats FITS the head, coming down far enough in back to provide comfortable anchorage. “The new hats,” she added, “will be gengrously trimmed with a variety of plumes, quills, cockades and large ornamentation.
n ou n Styles Included
AMONG THE styles shown were homburg “suiters” trimmed and bound with gray grosgrain ribbon; mink-blended beavers with wide grosgrain bands and large
Miss Dian Owens is one of
three Conover models who ‘were at Ayres' today to show new fall hats by Knox. Here she wears a high - crowned cloche of mink-blended beaver trimmed with an ostrich spray.
ostrich sprays, and side-roll, off-the-face cloches with large ostrich pompons,
store's tearoom and millinery "department—advice on selection of the right hat to suit the individual, and choice of colors to complement coat and dress ensembles was offered by Miss Knox.
Women Voters’ Head Back From Europe
Times Special
after several weeks in Europe.
of the International
ia ken, Switzerland.
Pr esident’s Day Observed
#I The color—and During the showing — in the
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. — Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national president of the League of Women special affinity for most Voters, has returned to Washington |furs, showed a brown satin cocktail She [suit and a short brown crepe dinner attended the first post-war congress|dress covered with matching sequins Alliance._of [to complete the picture.
{ Women held last month in Inter-
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Much Brown I-.eads Store's Style List
Color Is Favored To Go With Furs
NEW YORK, Sept. 18 (U, P.).~— If there's a woman who holds a mirror up to fashion and makes it {all her own, she'll have’ a wardrobe | this fall with: Lots of brown in it—frequently combined with -black. A tricky neckline or two. Some ingenious hip draping. And a really glamorous evening {gown or two, | At least, those are the seasonal | trends which one New York department store chooses to spotlight. The |clothes Bloomingdale's picked for {illustration ara from the medium to | high-priced wholesale houses, avail{able in other stores throughout the country. The new boom for brown led off the show with a series of costumes for day-long wear. Three of the six selections were accented with black,
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Black Accents One tweed suit .was collared in black velvet. Another suit in
gabardine was trimmed with Jet buttons which similarly adorned a moire evening dress. it’s just plain brown—also was shown in two beautiful wool dresses. One in jersey had a shirred front skirt banded twice below the waist. It's curving bodice closing was buttoned in gold. The other was shown. under a light blue fitted coaf banded in nutria to match its dress. It was a simple dressy shirtmaker with buttons of its own material and soft gathered fullness at both sides of the skirt front. Neckline Story The store, emphasizing brown's luxury
The neckline story included mostly high closings for daytime, bare shoulders for long skirts. Novelty puts the suit together with “diagonal front closings and {irregular button arrangements. A black crepe
The Carnelian club observed itsiafternoon dress went turtle neck,
annual president's day |recently in the Marott hotel.
| guest.
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- luncheon | to show off jewelry, above its graceMrs. |A. J. Hueber, president, was honor Mrs. John C. Loucks was {chairman of the luhcheon commit-
fully tiered skirt. Evening bareness varied from a shallow boat neck to a completely strapless top. The latter was modifled in one persimmon velveteen
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Marty Lunt, a senior at St. Agnes academy, adjusts her gray felt cloche topped with a perky feather tuft. Her mir-
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rored image reflects a suit of gray men's-wear flannel and a white blouse te complete a typical teen-ager's fall costume. Marty is a member of the F. A, D. and O. B. N. clubs. (Ayres') Miss Agnes C. Davis Is Married
Times Special
Miss Agnes C, Davis and Eugene A. Presti were married here Sunday |
are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of vatore Presti, 1838 Olive st., Indianapolis.
sity School of Medicine.
parents. Mr.
dress with sleeves which below the shoulder line, There also!: der-off ‘compromise. Hip drapery varied from the snug all around swath which flatters the slim to less trying gathered apron peplums on suit jackets, Evening glamour came in ex tremities—either way. A slinky, slashed skirt, hip-hugging sophisti-
bare shouldered full skirts in net, satin and taffeta.
taffeta, vertically striped with gold sequins, full skirted, snugly bodiced
string straps.
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Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Sal- °
The bride is a graduate nurse, and Mr. Prestl attended Indiana univer-| = After a’ week's wedding trip, the couple will| be at home with the bridegroom's ' and Mrs. Salvatore. Presti will entertain for their son . |and his bride next week. ;
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cate danced on the same floor with .
One of the prettiest was in black | |
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