Phoenix Gazette from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 41

GOOD SAMARITAN AUXILIARY FETES LEADERS Gazette Staff Photo Mrs. Thomas Candlin left, newly elected president of the Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary, called the auxiliary's top service winners to the microphone for congratulations at the group's annual luncheon. From second left are Mrs. Milo White who logged more than 800 hours of hospital and auxiliary service during the past year; Mrs. Pete Abbey; Mrs.

Clarence Mudersbach and Mrs. Eleanor Kinney, with between 675 and 775 hours each. 'Oman Family foihioni Features MARCH 22, 1965 PAGE27 Dallas Style Shows Begin By GAY PAULEY DALLAS, Tex. (UPI)-The perennial poncho comes back full swing in summer sportswear. The 29 member Texa's Fash- Ion Creators Association today produced ponchos for girls of all ages as it opened its three- day series of shows for visiting fashion reporters.

ponchos are designed as toppings for shorts or pants and many of are styled like the true Spanish-American garment which inspired them. Spanish instance, is used, to edge bottom and sleeves. is a poncho for a tot, done'in red and white tablecloth check gingham worn with red duck shorts. The association's 15th Annual National Press week, which concludes Wednesday, showed also that the fuller skirts and the soft and ruffled look which New York and Paris designers liked for spring also caught on with more casual apparel. White skirts came with permanent knife pleats; printed skirts, with softer, un- pressed pleating.

Ruffles flew in around hemlines and wide-bottom tfouser legs of lounge wear. Ruffles rimmed necklines and cuffs. The House of Lord, manufacturer, showed slinky and sleeveless hostess pajamas in rayon crepe with ruffles banding the neckline and pants legs. Flounces formed the entire skii-ts of long torso dresses for suburbia. The Texas fashion industry always uses sturdy fabrics in its collections.

For the hot days ahead, look for ticking in dresses or culottes resembling dresses. Blue denim showed in the shift dress, for shorts, A-line skirts cut above the knee to wear over shorts, in long pants with turned- back cuffs exposing checked gingham linings, and "hobo" shorts with jagged cut to the cuffs. Burlap took on decorative fringe and belts made of hemp. Bandanna, a perennial print, branched out as trimming, applique, lining or to form an entire dress. Stolen from the navy were sailor collars, ties, braids, motifs and middies to top pleated seersucker skirts, shorts or pants.

The "Op Art" influence throughout the-fashion world hit Texas too, with numerous wild, abstract print. ED It! DM! VISITORS ATTEND WESTERN FASHION SHOW Wives here with their husbands for the General Tire Dealers' regional meeting at Arizona Biltmore Hotel saw a parade of Western styles and accessories around the pool. Seen with Phoenician, Mrs. Marvin Redburn, are, from left, Mmes. Lee Hertel of Fort Worth, Glenn Buclcen- dorf of Buhl, Idaho, Robert Hertel and Charles Crawford, both of Fort Worth.

A number of social events were scheduled for the Valley of the Sun visitors. Nuptials Held In Valley Church Miss Heather Arlene For- teous became the bride of Lt. Robert Edward Bale during an evening nuptial ceremony Saturday in North Congregational Church. After a reception in the church hall, the pair left on a honeymoon trip to' New York. They plan a home in Amberg, Germany, after April 20.

The bride, who was a skater with "Holiday on Ice" and "Ice Follies," is, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Porteous of 2002 E.

San Juan. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Bale of Glen Ridge, N.J. Maid of honor for the ceremony was Miss Connie Mitchell. Also attending the bride were bridesmaids, Misses Ariel Porteous, her sister; Karla Scharf and Janet Dunlap. Completing the list of nuptial attendants were Bill Morrow best man; Jack Thomas, James Dunlap, Robert Madrigan and Bart Bale, ushers. Mr.

Bale, a graduate of Norwich University, North Field, was a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. Gown choice of the bride was a floor-length crepe sheath coupled with a peau de soie coat, which was created with an empire waistline, and the chapel train outlined with cording. The three- tiered tulle veil was held by a seed pearl tiara. Nuptial flowers were roses. Out-of-town guests in ad- dition to bridegroom's mother, were Mrs.

Bale, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Porteous, Mrs.

E. Maxwell, of Winnipeg; Miss Sue Dillabough, Victoria, British Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Brunning, Hamilton, Canada; Mrs. John Kovacs, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunlap, El Cajon, Mr. and Mrs.

William Morrow, Palm Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow, Los Angeles, Calif. 'MRS. ROBERT E.

BALE BETA SIGMA FBI Gamma Delta chapter can hear about the illegal use of narcotics from W. Robert Flack of the vice and narcotic department of Phoenix police at tomorrow's 8 p.m. meeting in the home of Mrs. Dick Bourne, 4153 N. 63rd Prive, New officers will be elected, SIGMA Beta Pi chapter will gather for a social night with the theme, "Tombstone Mves Again," in the home of Mrs.

Henry Lee, 13137 N. 81st kane, tomorrow, 9 p.m. jGtemma Gamma chapter will have an international fct supper followed by a elry demonstration in the home of Mrs. Gerald Schaffner, 4833 Whitton at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, State educational commit' tee will honor visiting educational directors from five Chapters at Wednesday's meettnj: (04- monthly educational reports.

This will to in the home of Mrs. Ken- Guest Speaker Invited Mrs. Kermit Long, who visited with Dr. Albert Schweitzer in his hospital village, Lambarene, Gabon, Africa, in 1963, will be guest speaker at the Woman's Club of Phoenix March meeting tomorrow at 12 noon. The group will gather at the clubhouse on 302 W.

Earll Drive for the luncheon at which time new officers will be elected. Arrangements have been planned by Mmes. Asher Jackson, Fred C. Henshaw, Edward Stein, A. T.

Blain, Rollo Norton and Harlan Fox. Artist of the month nomination goes to Margaret and Frank Salmon whose works will be on display. Mrs, Long's speech will be on Dr. Schweitzer and his work and she will show a film. So impressed were Mrs.

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