The Courier du lieu suivant : Waterloo, Iowa • 8

1 Eight MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1967. Singer's Column Men Wearing Something New Something kind of exciting town. Not the headline type of you'll be talking about it at attend. has happened around our thing, but I'll guarantee that almost every holiday party you Turtleneck Is Very In The subject is men. But this time it's men's fashions and specifically it's the turtleneck.

Real Change It's an honest to goodness change of pace for some of the men. "The rolled collar tuxedo shirt looks just elegant. It seems that something lively is finally happening in menswear. Men are breaking away from the confines of the traditional shirt-andtie for the new comfort and freedom of the turtleneck sweater. Probably the only real disadvantage, is that when a man loosens his tie and unbuttons his collar to Phyllis show that he's relaxing you know what's coming next.

This way you don't have any warning. Can See It All Over Once limited to sports, the up with business suits at the for many evening occasions. and slack outfit. For those of you who might is what the country's leading Vanderbilt, has to say about turtleneck with a tuxedo: "A wear a turtleneck under any worn with a turtleneck is dinner jacket is substituted at tie affairs. My friend Billy and a great friend of Lord with tuxedo so it must be turtle is now also showing office, and with dinner jackets It's the new look of the blazer have been wondering, here authority on etiquette, Amy the correctness of wearing a man with a short neck shouldn't circumstances.

But a tuxedo absolutely correct, now that the what were traditionally white Hamilton, an English designer Snowdon, wears a turtleneck correct." Been Around Long Time The turtle is one of the oldest necklines themes in men's sweaters, yet suddenly it's the newest. It was the feature of the original bulky wool garment worn by athletes after exercising to avoid chills (hence, the name sweat-er). Currently, it is the top of fashion sweater signature, from formal wear to sports. And its status rating reaches the peak when it's translated in that cream of all fibers, soft, cashmere. Lord Snowden and the Kennedys were among the first to appear at parties wearing turtles with the dinner jackets earlier this year; since then, this evening combination has been turning up more and more frequently.

You'll notice elsewhere on this page that turtlenecks showed up at the Jaycee Christmas party. The one worn by Grant Allee was made to order and fashioned of crepe with French cuffs. The fashion is here with us and it's great having our town keeping in step. Waterloo Daily Courier Women and their families VFW Aux. and Post Have Party With Cooties The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and Post combined with the Cooties Pup Tent No.

and Auxiliary for a Christmas party Saturday at the VFW home. There was a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. with a gift exchange. A program was given by the VFW Jr. Unit Auxiliary.

A cornet solo was presented by Mary DeJaeger and two readings Elizabeth by Graff. Roberta Chairmen were Mrs. Stanley Graff of the VFW Aux. and Mrs. Clifford Lourie of the Cootie Aux.

There were 100 persons present. THE WATERLOO Jaycees celebrated and Mrs. John Gacy and Mr. and Mrs. the holiday season Friday with its an- Leroy Schnoor.

They were among about nual Christmas party. Shown at the 175 persons who attended. Clayton House Motel are (from left) Mr. WATERLOO DAILY COURIER, WATERLOO, 4 GRANT ALLEE and Charles Rondeau talk at the Jaycee Christmas party. There was a buffet dinner and the MeloDeeres entertained.

Dance music was by Bob Briden and the Danceables. Gary Johnson of Cedar Falls was chairman for the event. A king and queen, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holbach, were chosen during the evening.

Holiday Parties Take Over the Limelight Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelv- A Christmas party was at the and ington were hosts to employes United Sportsman Club Sunday Kelvington's Flowers at a for members and their families. Christmas dinner party Sunday At 1 m. the group had a p.

evening at Sunnyside Country potluck dinner. the Club. Following the potluck carols There were 28 guests, in- were sung and Santa Claus brought candy and gifts for the children. Eleanor Eifert Loyd Corwin Vows Revealed cluding the hosts' daughter, Miss Jane Kelvington 01 Washington, D. and Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Farr of Winona, Minn. Following dinner the group went to the Kelvington home at 1170 Prospect Blvd. Pi Sportsman Club Has Yule Fete CEDAR FALLS The marriage of Miss Eleanor Eifert, 104 E. 9th and Loyd W.

Corwin, 1911 Lilac Lane, is being announced. The Rev. Robert Gilliam united the couple in marriage at 2 p. m. Saturday in St.

Luke's Episcopal Church. The couple's home will be at 1911 Lilac Lane. Mrs. Corwin is assistant treasurer of the Viking Pump Co. Her husband, now retired, was traffic manager at Viking.

Washkansky Suffers From Pneumonia CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) Louis Washkansky showed progress Monday in his recovery from a mild touch of pneumonia which doctors said showed no sign of troubling his transplanted heart. Washkansky was receiving heavy doses of penicillin. A spokesman at Groote Schuur Hospital said this would not increase the chances that his body might reject the foreign heart. Fifteen days after the first (successful human heart transplant operation, the 53-year-old wholesale grocer continues receiving other drugs to fight the body's tendency to reject foreign tissue. Doctors said this treatment lowered Washkansky's resistance to infection.

Pneumonia developed Saturday in his left lung, but Prof. Christian Barnard, who headed the transplant operating team, said Sunday: "I think we can get this infection under control in 24 hours." The chance of rejection has been considered the main problem all along. Except for the pneumonia, Washkansky has progressed steadily since the transplant. Doctors plan to (remove the stitches from his chest incision and permit him to walk this week. DAV and Aux.

Give Children's Holiday Party More than 100 persons attended the children's Christmas party of the Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary Saturday evening in Memorial Hall. The children presented a program, which was followed by caroling. Present were Mrs. Emma Althof, state auxiliary mander, and Carl Fry, state commander. Santa Claus hand-, ed out toys and candy.

Dean Guyer and Ned Richards planned the party, assisted by Mmes. Guyer, Leonard Coulstock, Rodney Fee and Emil Kluss. Muethers Host Employes at Holiday Party Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Muether, 1420 Maynard were host and hostess at a Christmas party and dinner Sunday evening at the Hickory House for employes of their two Muether Super Valu Stores.

Fifty guests attended. Everyone brought toys for Carpenter's Santa Claus Work(shop. Entertainment was by Jack Zoller, a magician. Mrs. Messerer Is Hostess for Holiday Party S.

S. Kresge Co. fountain employes were entertained at a Christmas party Sunday by Mrs. Ralph Messerer, 412 Riehl St. Game prizes went to Mmes.

Clifton Young, Donald Reid, John Dostart, Celia Laurence and Marie Clark and a special prize to Mrs. Clyde Deeds. There was a gift exchange and buffet. Past Presidents Club of VFW Aux. Has Dinner The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to Post No.

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A turkey dinner was served 6:30 p.m. followed by a gift change. There were seven past presidents in attendance. Their husbands were special guests. CDA Castile No.

49 to Have Holiday Event The Catholic Daughters America Court Castile No. will have its Christmas party and guest night Tuesday 7:30 p. m. in St. Joseph's Parish Hall.

Committee co-chairmen are IMmes. John McKeown and, at Edward Brennan. Assisting the ex- co-chairmen are Mmes. C. C.

Garthoff, Donald Boesen, Thomas Kelly, Loyola McGee, Dale Kullen, Arnold Apel and Alfred Phillips. The Rev. Don Polston from the Falls Ave. Wesleyan Methlodist Church will show slides the Holy Land. Christmas carols will be sung by the Herring Sisters.

Ardis Herring, of president of St. Vincent DePaul 49 Society, will be the speaker. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS of at CEDAR FALLS Miss Pamela J. Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth R. Simmons, 3018 Rainbow isl a Multiple Sclerosis Chapter Sponsors Party -FOUR persons attended a holiday party sponsored by the Black Hawk County Multiple Sclerosis Chapter at the Waterloo Recreation Center Saturday evening. Pictured above are, from left: Toni Jensen, daughter of the Carrol home from William College, Oskaloosa, where Pamela is majoring in physical education. She will spend Christmas in New Jersey and New York City with college friends. Kelvingtons Give Dinner For Employes Kelvingtons Jensens, 1244 Lyon Robert Thompson, 601 Reber Alan Fink, son of the Dale Finks of Denver; Santa Christopherson, daughter of the Harvey Christophersons, 722 Baltimore and Gary Fink.

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SAT. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. HIGHWAY 63, SO. OF WATERLOO Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapter Sponsors Party The Christmas party of Beta Pi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority was Saturday evening at the Dick Jones home, 324 Drynan Dr. Members' husbands were guests.

Guests exchanged gag gifts and played cards. Prizewinners were Mrs. Don Cunningham and Morris Kratz. Mmes. Jones, Kratz and Tim Jones planned, the event.

Saddle Club Has Yule Party EVANSDALE The Evansdale Saddle Club Inc. had a Christmas party Saturday at the Y-Out Post. High point trophies and were awarded class for to the the pony year. Mrs. William Damewood won horse class and Ronda Matthiesen of Wadena won pony class.

Game prize winners were Mrs. Harold Hansen, a guest; Mmes. Arthur Shannon, Alfred Lee Hansen, Fred Neidert, Misses Pamela Jacobsen, Ronda Matthiesen, Boots Shirley and Lonnie Matthiesen. Santa Claus had candy for the children and presented them gifts. There were 120 persons present.

Sunnyside Is Scene of Courtesy A dinner party Sunday evening at Sunnyside Country Club was a bridal courtesy honoring Miss Linda Kruger, who will wed Pvt. John Oberle Dec. 30 at 12:30 p.m. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. There were 22 guests present.

Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. John Penne of Grinnell, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Meisch, and Mr.

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