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PINELLAS Wear for Men Relaxed Formality Summer Evening '1 1 i-M AmH Bill I vf' A 4 lull I'I ff '4 All fjlr.fZjLl I Ait- -'vis 8 SEERSUCKER turns formal here in two jackets which employ rugged fashion fabric to more raffine goals. At left, super-size plaid in black on white is accented by notched collar, cuffs, in black satin. Note: Breast pocket has been eliminated, length is slightly shortened and front slightly cut-away. At right, striped seersucker in dark gray and white has black satin notched collar, black buttons at cuffs, unadorned breast pocket. 5 i ft tiivuffi 1 1 Avrtifr'yifr'ftft 1 1 IIIHin inthollfS 6-B TAMPA, FLORIDA, Tuesday, May 11, 1965 THE BLUES light or dark or in grey, gold or burgundy are colors available in this rayon and acetate dinner jacket with a silk look.

Shawl collar and satin touches on cuffs and s'ash pockets make this interesting evening fashion foil. PINCORD accented in same casual material, elegant detail to evening effect. Jacket has notch shorter length and cut-away front. black satin blends ultimate relaxed lapels, side vents, Model Makes HeadlinesShe's Pretty 4 t- -J 7 si 'fe. "-C mX'' ffi i il i a 1 jfc'U Hill '1 Jennifer O'Neill who is 17 years old, but photographs like an elegantly mature socialite.

In the current Vogue she wears two Mainbocher dresses. "O'Neill is a dream, she has great distinction," Diana Vreeland says. Jennifer O'Neill was born in Rio, but came here when she was only four months old. She was going quietly to Dalton School until she was talked into posing one day for a Helena Rubinstein ad. She fascinated the photographer.

A 5'8" girl with dark hair and blue eyes, Jennifer O'Neill, like Jean Shrimpton, is extremely pretty, with Ereat female appeal. She is booked for so many modeling jobs nowadays, that she studies at the American Correspondence School. In the last year she has traveled to Tuerto Rico, California and Florida. She likes her job, but the clothes themselves don't interest her. The work has simply allowed her to fulfill her life's ambition to own a horse.

She owns two, in fact, and keeps them in style in White Plains where she spends every spare minute. Some of the other young ones who are making it to the top fast are Rinski Hali, an 18 year old who is half ,5 vJ whether it's because they're bored or spoiled their eyes get like marble." Diana Vreeland has another reason for liking young models. "They have that marvelous calm. Just like children." Mizelle-Karalis NEW YOSK, N.Y. (Special! Miss Martine Elizabeth Mizelle, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mil lard F. Mizell of Arcadia, was married to Walter Joseph Kara lis, at Holy Family Church in New York City May 1. The Rev. John Courtney officiated The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. Karalis of Long Island, N.Y. The bride graduated from De-Soto County High School. She has been working in New York for the DuPont Co.

Mr. Karalis is a graduate of New York schools and was employed in that city attending evening college classes before joining the U.S. Army. He is now stationed in Alabama. Needlework UlJ mil By ALICE BROOKS Vacation "must! Team this sleeveless dresses, slacks.

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Print NAME. ADDRESS, ZIP, PATTERN NUMBER. 1965 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG 200 designs, 3 free patterns! Newest knit, crochet fashions, embroidery. 25 cents. Now! Send for elegant, new "Decorate with Needlecraft!" 5 beautiful room settings, 25 complete patterns fo decorative accessories in one book! Pillows, wall hangings, curtains, appliques, more 50 cents.

Value! Deluxe Quilt Book 16 complete patterns. 50 cents. nJhrl If mmm LET'S DANCE Largo Dr. performance of the first annual benefit Charles Johnson, Mrs. Dick Randolph, horse show held by Morton F.

Plant Hos- Mrs. Charles Murphy and Earl Storms pital Auxiliary and Pinellas County exchange dance floor conversation at Horsemen's Association. The horse show the dinner following the Saturday night ran Friday through Sunday. Club Clock New Neighbors Entertain Fashion By EUGENIA SHEPPARD Herald Tribune News Service NEW YORK One fashion model has been making as many headlines as President Johnson. She's English Jean Shrimpton.

Her life story and superb dimensions have been of prime interest to every periodical you pick up lately, to say nothing of the fashion magazines, over which she is plastered from stem to stern. She is photographed in sports clothes and evening clothes, color and black and white. Jean Shrimpton's every appearance is fraught with magic, and what she shows is apt to sell. Take the double page Revlon promotion in some of the April magazines. It's just about the most psychologically successful photograph I ever saw.

It capitalizes completely on the whole youth craze. It shows Jean looking childish and pouty. She is clutching a huge teddy bear (what a master stroke) and wearing a babyfied Chantilly lace dress with the almighty baby ruffle, started by Bill Blass and still going strong. I wouldn't know how many lipsticks were sold, but there were hundreds of calls to the designer, even though the Bill Blass name appeared in the most minute print. The Jean Shrimpton furor proves just one thing.

The public likes pretty models. The fashion magazines sometimes go overboard for ugly, Interesting, character faces, but It's the pretty model who sells. Jean is not just pretty. She Is 100 per cent female, too. Disdain Unneeded One way for the homemaker to avoid summer heat fatigue is to disdain unneeded1 chores.

For example, some homemakers go to the extra trouble of waxing ceramic tile walls, floors and countertops. It isn't really necessary, says the Tile Council of America, trade association of domestic manufacturers. Ceramic tile is a stainproof material that needs no extra care. Its "fired-in" natural beauty requires, only a soft cloth and a detergent to keep it sparkling, the Council added. Couriter Ideas The increasing number of frozen foods available has made quick meals a simple matter.

But haste can make waste, as many housewives have. learned after placing a hot pan or pot on a countertop that isn't burn-proof; The solution is to have your idtchen countertop surfaced with ceramic tile. Not only is it fireproof, but it also can withstand a slip of even the sharpest knife. Learned From Mama CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. IP) Four generations of a family were Involved in the theft of Beveral toys from a department ttore.

Officers said the shoplifters Included an elderly woman, her daughter, her granddaughter and her great-granddaughter. The granddaughter was fined in city court Dutch; blonde, Swedish Ulla Anderson; Astrid Schiller and Colleen Corby. All of them have big eyes and rangy figures. All of them are in their teens and unmarried. Seventeen-year-old Colleen Corby is making a mint as the most popular cover girl for the teen magazines.

She has been modeling three years now and mails in her home work each week end to the Professional Children's School. "I save lots of money, but I spend lots, too. Most clothes are boring, but I have this thing about leather. I buy a lot of shoes and handbags." At cocktail time she goes to acting school, and already has a movie contract tucked into her belt. Several men have asked her to marry them, but she prefers work.

"I don't care how young a model is," says Diana Vreeland. "I don't care if she's 12 year old." "It's their eyes I look for," she went on. "Girls have to smile with their eyes, and the young ones do. When they get a little older I don't know Di Tonight inner 1 onig James Monroe Junior High PTA will sponsor a roast beef dinner tonight between 5:30 and 7:30 at the school. NEW PORT RICHEY The SW Pasco Fireman's Aux- near Mile Stretch Road, for a talk by Al Goodway.

Durrance-McMullen Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Linda place March 29 at Dawson Street Baptist Church, Thomasville, Ga. The Rev. R. E. Courtney performed the ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Holman of Talla- your architect.

For a decorating job with a flair, you interior decorator is the specialist to 'see. Women look at her with vicarious pleasure. Much of her fan mail comes from other women. What's true of Jean is true of all other models whose success has completely blanketed the fashion world for a while. Jean Patchett (the face with the built-in beauty spot) and Suzy Parker were truly pretty girls.

Naturally, Jean Shrimpton can't go on filling the fashion magazine forever. She's already reaching the ripe old age of 22. Shrimpton's successor may be one of the up-and-coming teen-age models. Like everybody else, models are getting younger. The commodity most in demand in the fashion world is a beautiful 17-year-old girl who looks sophisticated enough to wear clothes by expensive, sophisticated designers.

One of the hottest candidates to succeed Jean is :30 a.m. Plant City Women'i Club breakfast, clubhouse; Frank H. Moody, hank president and Kiwanis Club governor, speaker. Ill a.m. Tampa Junior League, headquarters; State Attorney Paul Antinori speaker.

Tampa nay Nursery board of directors, nursery. 10:30 a.m. Ladies of Berkeley, annual meeting and luncheon, home of Mra. William Krusen, 3110 Agawan. 2 m.

DeSoto chapter, DAR, Little Historic School House, Plant Park; Mr. Wilson Baker, speaker. 3:30 p.m. Tumbling (boys and girls. 8-19), Seminole Heights Community Center; lgnacio Perl, instructor.

7 p.m. Beta Psl chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, buffet supper, home of Mrs. John Mann, 5025 Homer officers will be installed and mothers of members honored. 7:30 p.m.

Desirables Club fsenior high boys, West Tampa Heights Community Center. Threepenny Bits, Forest Hills Community Center. Seminole Community Center master point game, 6'25 Florida Ave. District 4. Florida Nurses Association, Gordon Keller School of Nursing; Student Nurse Association of Florida officers will be installed.

I p.m. Chapter AM, PEO. home of Mrs. Gary M. Witters, 128 N.

Greenfield Ave. Gamma Alpha chapter, borne of Stella Hall, 2125 W. Hiawatha. Ladies Auxiliary. American Legion Post 139, election of officers, post home.

FASHION i'ji Izugenia Going; At Coffee Tomorrow LARGO president, Mrs. Irving Williams A coffee for the complete -and Mrs. Amanda Knapp; sec-membership of the Suncoast retaries, Mrs. Otto Ruegg and New Neighbors Club ill be held Mrs. Nellie Fredricks and treas-at 9:30 a.m.

tomorrow Mrs. Anna Cousey. Mnrninfsirip Swim anrl Tpiniel Wirfs-Paul EUSTIS (Special) The engagement of Miss Roger Pike Wirfs and Richard Allen Paul has been announced by Miss Wirfs' grandmother, Mrs. Bes-sie'N. Thomas of Eustis.

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Paul of Miami. Miss Wirfs is a graduate of Eustis High School and attended St.

Petersburg Junior College whprp shp was a mpmhpr nf Phi Theta Kappa, honorary scho- idMiciidieiimy.oiierteiiuiiujeui at i iisi no, wvwai uaiv aim Trust Co. of Eustis. Mr. Paul is a graduate of, Miami Senior High School and the University of Florida. He is a certified public accountant and a junior partner in the firm of II.

W. Sheppard Co. of, Eustis- Wedding plans for an Aug. 8 Club, 2400 Harn water. Clear- All new women in the areailiary will hold its first meeti.ig may attend.

Mrs. H. K. Hamp-tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the home ton of Lirgo is in charge of of Mrs.

E. Austin, Calusa Trail, reservations. OLDSMAR New officers of Oldsmar' Woman's Club will be installed today at a noon luncheon in the club house. The officers are: president, j0 Durrance and William How-Mrs. Arthur Giorla; 1st vice; ard McMullen.

The wedding took MISS SUTTON Slltton-Jackson pQRT MYERS (Special) iMr" and Mrs- E- R- Sutton Jr- have announced the engagement of their daughter, Glenis Ann, t0 James Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs james c. jackson 0f Linwood Pa. a graduate of Fort Myers High School, the bride-elect also graduated from Sleeper's lin ono er Children's Group1 Plans Coffee I MISS WAHL Wahl-Settl( FORT MYERS (Special) A summer wedding is planned by Miss Lucille Wahl and John D. Settle, whose engagement has been announced by her mother, Mrs.

Evelyn Wahl. Mr. Settle is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Settle.

The bride-elect graduated from Fort Myers High School and is employed at Sunland Training Center. Mr. Settle attended schools in Fort Myers, served in the United States Army, and is employed at Sunland Training Center. The wedding will be solemnized July 2 at Russell Park Baptist Church. Friends and relatives may attend.

Buxton-Coates FORT SILL, Okla. In New Post Chapel on May 8 the Rev. Boniface Moll solemnized the marriage of Miss Barbara Sue Buxton and Edward V. Coates III. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Buxton of Law-ton. and Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Coates of Land O' Lakes. The bride as given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs.

Robert Fike of Fort Worth, Tr. and Mrs. lim Buxton of Stii.water, Ckla. The couple will reside at Fort Worth, Tex. teiemony win ue aiinounvtu.

(Business School in Chester. Pa. jShe now is employed at Dela- McCain-Brown K0 ational Bank in GAINESVILLE (Special) Mr. Jackson graduated from The marriage of Miss Jacque- Chichester High School in Booth-line Annie McCain and Charles Pa- and served in the a nt United States Marine Corps. He A.

Brown was solemnized May now is with Boeing ertol Heli- 1 in Wesley Community Meth- copter Corp in Morton Da- odist Church. The Rev. Eugene The edding will be an vent S. Kerrick performed the cere- of July 24 at St. Martin's mony.

Episcopal Church in Marcus The bride Is the daughter of Hook, Pa. Mrs. Herschell Alvy McCain and! the late Mr. McCain. Parents m- rv of the bridegroom are Mr.

and "SS LiaZ Mrs. Lillard B. Brown of Lees-; Will Be Honored bur8- iurr.t ci ST. PETERSBURG (Special) 'hassee and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Once a year the board of McMullen 4113 lEstrella St. Jay I. Brachman Children Home Society, best man The McMullens las chapter, gives a coffee toiare residing in Tampa, where honor the staff and foster moth-! Mr. McMullen is survey engi- ers who care for babies until neer for General Telephone Co. adoption takes place.

This year's! event will be today from 10:30 1 a 1. tnp FvnPrrQ until 11:30 a.m. at the me C-XpertS dren's Home Society. In major rebuilding and re- There will be a tour of the modeling projects around the new building which many cf the home, consult the experts. For foster mothers have not seen, (example, if you plan to, install Mrs.

Glenn Schaaf is in charge. ceramic tile on walls and floors, of all arrangements assisted by(see your contractor for help in Mrs. Norman Thomas, Mrs. selecting the type, color and de-Charles Mann, Mrs. F.

W. i n. Extensive alterations Given in marriage by cousin, Edmond B. Miss Mary Ann Diaz, bride-the bride was attended by her elect of Dan T. Peacock, ill be ister, Mrs.

E. S. Kerrick as honored tomorrow evening at 'matron of honor. Alfred Denke- 7:30 with a shower at the Cen-walter was best man and the tro Asturiano Club, ushers were George Y'ates and' Mrs. Anthony Agliano, Mrs.

Marion Holder. jNick Puglisi and Mrs. Raymond I Mr. Brown and his wife will Quintero are hosting the event, live in Gainesville. He is em- Invitations have been extended 'ployed by Barkley Motors.

to 65 guests. Bachnik, Mrs. Robert should not be undertaken with-Mrs. Don Rece, Mrs. Elbert De-out first getting the ad vice, of Young.

Mrs. David Bleakley, Mrs. Steven Puffer, Mrs. George Brussel, Mrs. Charles Sweet and Mrs.

John H. Nickels..