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SEPT. 14, 1952- -PAGE NLX-B SUNDAY TELEGRAM Wool Jersey Emphasized for Casual, Dressy Wear Something Old: Something KttP' i.MMiiwiiMiwiiyi New in Jewelry for '52 Silhouette for Fall 1952 Is Gentle And Varied Flattering to Every Figure; Middy Line Leads the Parade Fashion has a gentle, lady-like look this Fall and appears in a variety of easy silhouettes bound to be pleasing to all. Texture-conscious fabrics are restrained andgenlle to the tourh. Colors ar warm and elegant. Silhouettes follow natural lines or are designed to emphasize curves.

Deiails, on everything from dresses to coats, etch a pretty line, bustle out, drape graciously, gleam, glitter, and in most instances, show off exquisite workmanship. There's real romance in the Fall '52 fashion story between Jcweby and the costume "They were made for each orjerT When you're looking for that per- feet finishing touch for your new gleaming luster. Mix gold beads Fall costume, head for the jewelry with pearls with jet with department. You'll find exactly the (Crystal. Be sure to have some jet pieces right complement there.

Here are the most important new jewelry styles to look for in your jewelry wardrobe bib necklaces of gold and jet combinations jet and pearl, jet and crystal, gold pins and earrings set with black. Heraldic motifs large, chunky I 1 pins either jeweled or plain to wear on a cummerbund, a blouse, a jacket This black look in jewelry is impor-or coat massive pendant neck- tant because of all the black touches Attractive Two-Timer in Fall costumes. Take the texture-some Fall fabrics, for example. Fur fibres arc blended right in with fleeces, jerseys and suiting woolens to provide greater lustre and downy luxury. Hand-Made Look Tweeds have lost their exaggerated This Fall you can make jewelry If I laces, perfect with your turtle-necked blouse or dress bib necklaces, in as many as a dozen strands to glamorize your plain top blouses and a brilliant accent to your costume your own personal signature on the fashion story.

vxjdW i rnnok ami rttoaA mitlnV mnA in. dresses big hoop earrings perfect with the new slick-back hair stead, are now snnniv and senile. often with a band-made look. Perennially favored crepes are easier than styles scatter pins sparkling with Coat DreSS Styled pearls, rhinestones, and colored: stones, airy and delicate in design ,10 Co Everywhere ideal fw wiring on the turtle neck. Tne coat style lake, over this Flll lever to drape, and chiffons and geor wjs wmiicu important wardrohe hasie.

cummerbund wide cuff bracelets For whether this dress is selected Jj, gettes, elegant with pleats, are ready for a romantic Fall or Winter's evening. Black highlights the tone depths of the new season. It revives "the little black dress," appears alone or etched by a contrasting texture or, to mass on your arm (as many as you can carry). Look- for antique jewelry of all types. The "Old World Look" and the "Victorian Look" are important words in the jewelry vocabulary this Fall.

Concentrate on gold in burnished antique finish, in dull and in in a dressy faille fabric or in a more casual tweed, whether it's selected with a full or slim skirt, short or long sleeves, it can be accessorized to meet any occasion with smart good looks. A jaunty, colorful kerchief at the neckline or a glittering rhinestone pin at the belt will dress the coat frock up or down as the occasion requires. in combination with one of the new deep autumn shades like coppery brown or emerald green. Green becomes a Fall fashion color, once more, and can be seen in every shade from olive to deep, deep green. The browns, too, make fashion color news, in a variety of tones that range from the palest of beiges to the richest of earthy tones.

And ever popular grey is notable in a gamut of shades from pale misty grey to blackboard grey. Tulip Look i Fashion takes hold of flares and carefully controls them to give coats a fresh new silhouette. The tulip $11 in Ml 4 '-a I r-l if tJ THERE nothing 10 practical as a double-duty dress. The one shown above to a faille costume ensemble embroidered with pearl bead trim. The long fitted jacket covers the more formal dress.

look, with flare concentrated to the sides of the "coat, appears on the Fall scene. The barrel coat, another new fashion entry, is narrow at the shoulders, widens out on its downward path, then tapers again at the hem. The Martingale belt brings back LEARN HOW PRAYER CAN HEAL YOU Learn how bodily Ills or healed, how personal and financial problems art solved, through understanding prayer as taught In Christian Science. Attend A FREE LECTURE Drilled "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: ITS REVELATION OF COD'S LIBERATING LAW" by Mrs. Claire Rauthe, C.S., ef London, Ingland Tuesday, Sept.

16, 8:15 P. M. Mark Twain Ballroom First Church of Christ, Scientist, of llmira, N. Y. Cordially Invites You fo Attend i THE TWEED-TYPE pinstripe worsted wool Jersey, left, boasts high necked yoke, self ball buttons, novelty belt treatment and a full skirt.

The pinstriped worsted wool jersey, right, offers flattering neckline with book and eye closing, unusual pocket treatment, full skirt, two-buckle belt and modified dolman sleeves. STORE ICE CREAM it had never been designed for a cover-up. compactly. Cover with a piece of waxed paper cut to fit the top. Slip tray into freezing compartment and Ice cream may be stored success- interest to new coats.

When placed high, this exciting new detail innovation, takes a direct cue from Paris designs. When placed below the waistline of a coat, the Martingale belt achieves a middy outlook. Fur coats, featured fof the season fully in the refrigerator if it is kent to come, are neither too slim nor in this way: Open the ice cream 'tore until ready to use. Exciting New Color Themes Steal Fashion Spotlight This Year Fall '52 fashions come up with'purple shade of the juice Grape-lome of the most exciting colors in vine Green the pale, delicate years. Here are the highlights of green of the leaves Grapefoam the color scheme this fall: frothy pink tinted with purple.

Grapetonei these are taken These colon are frequently corn-directly from the fruit itself. Theyibined in wool tweeds and are shown include Grapejuice the exact bliie separately or together in crepes, sa- Jtins. wool jersevs for day through tins, wool jersevs for day through overly full, but present a most ele- container and' run a thin bladed Suits, casually elegant for the newigant appearance. In many instances, knife or spatula around the inside BRUSH FOR LAUNDRY A small soft brush is invaluable as a laundry aid. Use it to clean soiled glove fingertips, blouse neck- season, have specially styles accentuate the over-all to loosen ice cream.

Transfer ice lines. Jackets are longer and shout-softness of the season. I cream by turning the carton upside ders are wider than in past seasons. 'down in the center of the refrigera- Skirts, slim in effect, have detailing Bobcats are found in every state of tor tray. Lift the carton off and cut; lines, curt folds, slip straps and jdown through the center to fill tray 'hemlines.

like gores and pleats, that give them the United States Art Cub Notest evening iasnions. Igenerous ease for walking. I Renaissance colors -p- deep richj Exciting suits new for Fall, are tones borrowed from the paintings -the suits made of snug coating I of the Old Masters. They include fabrics. These, very often have rich gold, deep vibrant reds touches of fur at the collar, as a all with a stained-glass window lining, or in the form of a cuff.

And, in most instances, appear in colors as elegant as the suits them- intensity. Harvest tones warm browns, ruddy copper, dull gold, and ginger5CiveS) as gold and purple. snaaes. The Elmira Arms Co. Cut1 the high cost1 of Longer Jackets The middy line is shown to advantage in the longer jackets of new season suits.

Often a self band Camel tan the important neutral this fall, replacing the greys of last year. This -warm blond tone will be very smart combined with grey and is definitely news in a host or trim patch pockets at the jacket ot fabric and leather accessories hem will accent the middy look. Empire suits, with high-rising lines emphasized by details placed just beneath the bosom, and overblouse from shoes to hats. GKDCKBi! Mossy greens some of these olive shades are included in the grapetone and renaissance color jacket suits that have bloused backs' Visitors Hear Dr. Tuttle on Medieval Art The Autumn season got off to a good start for the Elmira Art Club Wednesday evening in the clubrooms at the Arnot Gallery.

There was a capacity attendance. Members from across the Pennsylvania line and from as far away as Bath and Dundee showed up for this first meeting after the Summer vacation, and further interest was provided by a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mayer, prominent in the art circles of New York City. Mrs.

Mayer is president of the Women's Art Association of New York, and her husband author of several standard books on art techniquesis beginning work this Fall, under a Guggenheim; Foundation grant, on research into the permanence of casein painting. Highspots of the evening were the review and criticism of a number of new paintings by members, and a schqlarly presentation by Dr. John R. Tuttle of "Some Aspects of Medieval Art." When one is at well grounded, and and slim fitting hips, are also to be seen in the Fall suit picture. New dresses take advantage of wandering waistlines and feature them in a sufficient number of ways to offer a pleasing selection to women of every size.

High crushed cummerbund effects, low sleek torso but they are so important in all types of fabrics and fashions this Fall that they rate separate mention. Black with color this is the big news throughout the fashion picture. Black will be specially good combined with the rich renaissance colors. Sharp black will appear in colored tweeds, as a separate with a colored blouse or skirt, in accessories, in jet braid, and tassel trimmings, in a velvet accent (collar, cuffs, bindings) on, bright colored costumes. Black with royal blue will be particularly big, and black with white is an important combination in tweeds.

The many new color tones, the daring combinations of colors give a brilliant new life to Fall '52 fashioni. ft WBmWS lines, a soft natural look, cuffed middy style, and a snug-fitting corselet waistline are all to be had in Fall dresses. Also newsworthy in dresses for Fall is the costume look. This too, is achieved in a number of flattering ways. Decollete necklines have little fill-ins like ascots or dickeys, that can be removed on more dress-up occasions.

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Vicepresident Paul W. Tucker presided in the absence of President Emily Harris. Officers' reports showed the club to be in the most prosperous and progressive period of its history, with over 80 active members. The Fall and Winter season will bring some outstanding club exhibitions, and plans are under consideration for local emphasis on National Art Week, early in October. Favorable comment was heard for the exhibit at the recent Chemung County Fair, with 34 paintings filling all available space in the club's permanent booth.

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