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ii bo FINE FABRICS ti 1111 LI 1- 1 TT IT 1 11 I ONE OF THE SEASON'S SMARTEST MOST' PRACTICAL FABRICS. Itt WILL NoT WRINKLE OR MUSS PUCICERED TAFFETA IRIDESCENT AND SOLID COLORS I A It 42" and so" 'w7de 54" wide i ard Rayon NEWEST IN NOVELTY WEAVES Why Not Plan a Visit ind See the Latesi for Fall and Winter 'Wear? INDIO JACQUARD CREPE HOBNAIL SATIN CREPE 4 NARLEIN FAILLE CREPE RIC-RAC nous CREPE 1 MERRIMAKER WIATELASSE 40" wide Lc1310.) Yard All Rayon 100 PURE WOOL FLANNEL ff TARTANS Quality--Style--Sfamtna--Warmfh--Clans. Prince of Wales MacPherson Balmoral --MacDonaldDress StewartRoyal Stewart--Prince ChartesFarquWarson--Gordon I KNOW where I'm going," says this bare shouldered dancing dress that will blossom in many a college wardrobe. It's a Toni Owen design in cinnamon wool jersey with a circular skirt of bright aqua felt. Toni Owens calls this a 'Sorcery Skirt" and well she might.

er Step, Gentlemen, and Yours THIS KIND of dress isn't usually associated with the word practical, but the fragile net skirt scattered with midnight blue sequins comes off to provide another dress, the sleek black velvet strapless sheath underneath. It's a Harvey Berin design. THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 9, 1949 1 111171117514.1 0 eVeW for FINE .11. 4 A-8 air I TIIE BOSTON SUN6AY GLOB E(TTOBER 9, 1.. 949 I'.

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When a lady your wife your girl any plunks down the necessary dollars for one of those new evening dresses she's going to need an occasion to wear it. That's when you'll be tabbed to provide a suit Gentlemen husbands beaux and just Winter boys watch your step this ritam When a lady your Wife your girl any girl plunks down the necessary dollars for one of those neW evening dresses she's going to need an occasion to wear it. That's when you'll be tabbed to provide a suit- the very bare-shouldered dresses quite discreet for afternoon occasions. This sharp dividing line between the casual afternoon dress of yesterday that "stayed for dinner" and the dressy after-dark fashions of 1949 and 1950 that call for the red carpet treatment is going to please the gentlemen, whom experts tell us like to see women in tqhueitevedirys-crbeaerte-shouldered dresses for sions. This sharp dividing line between the casual afternoon dress of yes- terday that "stayed for dinner" dark fashions a fn di 9t4h9e adhr ed si y9 5aof ttehra-t call for the carpet treatment is going to )'.

fhis c.v.- These dresses aren't designed for big formal occasions, though Hattie Carnegie is sponsoring her short evening dresses for a first night at the opera. These are dresses which are designed to give zip to cocktail parties and suppers, to, any occasion that starts in the late afternoor or winds up the midnight hours. Little cover-up jackets or stoles make foThbe.sge;f0drressiesocacraesin'otnsgdetshlogungehd Hattie Carnegie is sponsoring her short evening dresses for a first night at the opera. These are dresses which are designed to give zip to cocktail partiest and sups- 41" fine. rnirirticiht Inretirc I SEDATE SIREN is Jane Derby's black crepe dinner dress, black lace set over flesh colored chiffon at the scooped out neckline.

velvets and satins and laces. Its going to please them, all right, and it's Oing to punch holes it their pocketbooks! SEDATE SIREN is Jane Derby's black crepe dinner dress, black lace set over flesh colored chiffon at the scooped out neckline. velvets and Satins and laces. Its going to please them, all ha right, and i InZ to IDOXIC 0 es 1 PS MO TO 5130 HOURS 9:30 A. M.

STORE MAIL AND PHONE onoults PROMPTLY; FILLED I A able background. Those new dresses. mid-calf in length most of them. and decidedly shoulder revealing at the other end. are the kigcl that n-Lke a Epecial occasion out of a routine dinner date.

And the girl who owns one isn't going to be content with a hamburg at the local casbah. She's going to want, sigt lights and music. One look at the dress and you're going to be willing to provide it. we'llsventure. There hasn't been such a potent fashion trend since Dior started able backzround.

the battle of the hemline with the New Look. This isn't the year when you'll drag the little black number out of the closet and say this will do. This is the year when you'll get a in your eye at the drop of an invitation. Some Boston prophets say that dressing for dinner in town and for the theatre is due for a violent revival, with the average in for a barrage of feathers and flounces in front of his vision, come opening night. Almost 21 By ELIZABETH WATTS 0' There Is a Santa Claus, Says 19-Year-Old Norwood Gift There Is a Santa Claus Says 19-Year-Oic f' Norwood Girl llow, 1 490, 1 k.4., ,.:4,111.

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Mtrybarbara McDonough is 19- but you'd better not tell her there isn't any Santa Claus. Not this week anyway. She set off for Chicago yesterday to join the Ice Follies troop and she's still pinching herself practically black and blue to believe the things that have happened during the past three weeks. As every motorist knows, gasoline mileage varies with speed, traffic, terrain, and individual driver habits. ROAD Milli PERCENTAGE OF OWNVIS Pelt GALLON ILACW WIC 22 fond over 11111111111111111 7 21 Ilinim1111111111 6 20 19 I 2 3 14 1111181111118111IIIMMIS 17 ainnonmonsiono I 3 16 61111111111111 6 Is mu 3 and unease 1 Optional, at moderate extra cost.

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Prices may vary slightly its adjoining areas because of transportation charges. Notice too, that 33 of the owners report 4 Life has become a fairy story for the pretty blonde daughter of Michael J. 153 Nahatan Norwood with the plot written practically by Messrs. Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen. A spotlight part in a natianal radio show.

a year's contract with the Ice Follies and the start of a well-paying career have all tumbled into her lap since she got a telephone call three weeks ago yesterday. asking her to fly to the coast for an audition. "As a rnatter of fact- most of rny luck has come through the telephone." says shy l'larybarbara who got a job with the Commurity Fund through a friend of hers who worked for the switchboard at the fund. "And each time I've learned a lot in a little time. I didnt know anything about the fund when I started just that it helped people out but I didn't realize how many people and in 'whet -'Now I'm going to learn a lot about the United States I guers" says the quiet girl who had never been aboard an airplane until two weeks ago when she was fown to Hollywood to audition for the Follies and take part in Ralph Edward's "This is Your Life" program.

She's travelled to Washing Ion and New York with her family, but she'll get her first look at 14 United States and Canadian cities 'when she tours with the Follies. Until this year. Marybarbara no idea that she'd earn her living with her skates. "I was asked if I wanted to professional last year, but I didn't have any real interest in It. Then this year everything seemed to develop at It's going to be a little lonely for Marybarbara's mother and her Iwo sisters, Betsy and Nancy.

who are "proud as punch of their, sister's new career with the Ice Follies. "I'm glad to see Marybarbara start a career, but NT- e're certainly going to miss having her at home," says her mother. Marybarbara expects a few attacks of homesickness, but she figures she'll be coming to Boston and Providence during the tour and will have a chance to visit home then. Jim Hickey of Hyde Park, who's been beauing Mary7 barbara for quite a while is pretty pleased with her success story. too.

but he's going to start watching the mails from now on. A member of the Boston Skating Club. Marybarbara has won some titles and done some good skating with three other Boston girls, Jo Barnum of Milton (who Is now skating professionally in Buffalo). Nancy Conway of and Nancy Nickerson of Boston. "I guess I'm a perfect example of bad planning that turned out beautifully for me.

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