Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 60

1 V. -r "God may forgive sins, ne said, but awkwardness has no forgiveness in heaven or earth." Emerson. The entire Almafi collection for this spring and next fall will be shown at Joseph Magnin in Kaiser Center Monday. Robert Sacher of Amalfi will be present all day, and special orders can be placed. 60 aklantifcrtbttnc Oakland store open Friday night Berkeley stores open Thursday night Bay Fair El Cerrito stores open Thurs.Fri.

nights rrr; 8 i mil fef 1 I "Si 1 Jf I FEBRUARY SPECIAL! AT HOME with Pierre, Henrietta Berk wears emerald and white silk design by Mr. Dino. At Home Continued from Page 56 thickly and with energy; her work is unmistakably Henrietta Berk, her inspiration might be Van Gogh. The woman is tall and slender, wears her thick red hair like a dresses most often in "earth colors" ochre, brown, black. If her clothes are patterned it must be "with discrimination, economy of design." She views hats and hairdos with appreciation, calls them a matter her affiliations involve work with or for children) are among interests neglected now that Mrs.

Berk devotes every spare moment to her painting. But fashion plays its role in every woman's life, whether slim pants and long loopy sweaters for the artist at work or the new black silk tunic dress the artist selected for the preview of her exhibit. When persuaded to leave her easel she is apt to wear a tailored suit or a knit dress inn i i mi i iJif y. KMil mitwmr "jf i imwtmiiiwniMiiiwimiinnr i TinimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmmLJi of morale. Shoes are fun, es- i but she isn't fond of mix or pecially.so when heels were match coordinated costumes- at'.

"their highest, toes their most pointed: "I'm willing to Gardening, ice skating, or "I always find one combination that I like and forget to mix." Henrietta believes in art for art's sake, fashion for the art- ganization activities (most of ist's sake. Fashion Index RACETRACK CHECK coat (P. 52) at I. Magnin; DAN MILLSTEIN suit (P. 52), Goldman's.

EVINS SHOES (P. 53), I. Magnin. CO tt EG Holy Names models (P. 54) dressed by Rhodes.

SPORTS ITALY knits (P. 55) from Gentucca and llarai collections, represented in Eastbay at I. Magnin, Joseph Magnin, Gray- Shop, Irene Sargent, Virginia Hammond and Evelyn Kay. HENRIETTA BERK (P. 56, wears Gray -'Shop fashions, the sport and at home wear by Mr.

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