Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 14

WACO (TEXAS) SUNDAY TRIBUNE HERALD OCTOBER 1X7 clicking again are s' w4 Strategic lattery in all Hats ttjsri Material 1V Sifr 4 CtX)CHE 1295 l' 4 2 iU 1 17 I TW TEX ta Mark rUH ia a piaatle capsule 895 1500 iSU 0K Dutch BrawnUtcbed brim "ORT BACK Iu velaur with Braarry that ewnbiaM tbu baud with 1 xttEiy var'i A Swi V4 1 rkt Up Vf? rt'fit V5 aW7r was noticeably longer as was the black crepe and lace dress of Mrs John Burgess also glistening with hlark sequins Most of the clothes were dark and looked very elegant against the decor of Mr Croat wait's home She has a colonial house with pine paneling beams tile floors large fireplaces and loads of magnificient copper to give an air of graciousness and hospitality to her room lawmri Knits are clicking because of their polished town and country air and because they are practical packable and thia year more than ever a vital part of the fashion picture To morrow see these smart knits on our second floor and you'll see them worn to football games and for any Important daytime casual occasion rze 's' 1 She had something new tn the way of food a creamed cheese and anchovy dip for cauliflower and frltos She used some of her antique china and sliver for her hors oevre and it made a beau tiful table There were long dresses at Mrs James Morris' party which cele brated Mr birthday too Mrs William Dickson wore a two piece tunic dress of plaid woolen made with bat wing sleeves and close collar As this was a street dress it came to around 10 Inches from the floor Mrs Gano Win ter's dark blue crepe had scallop trim at the neck and was much longer being an afternoon frock Mrs Helen Watson Mrs Morris house guest from New York who was a captain In the WAC sta i Honed here during the war had on a long dress of black crepe She wore her hair mnst becomingly on top of her head In about six very large rolls Mrs Morris has an eteelrlo Imn candelabra of some nine prongs That evening she had It placed to the hack of her buffet table and the effect against her beautiful crystal and china was very sophis Heated I Ceatrast la Lengths Nowhere however was the con in lengrns greater than at the style show which the Alpha Omega Club at Baylor University gave for the Horizon Club girls during the convention held here The affalr was In Memorial Dormi tory drawing room with the girls NUMlallau AMaBm swung KITH VWH rB lQrts A green skirt and vest worn with a white blouse and silver acces sories to match Its buttons was long as was a similar model In TO wWrb A thbardlne suit with rlpnled tall was short as were sev 1 haslc black afternoon dresses formal was shown fvr Printed daisies but all other evening attire was long Outstanding wr a bustle tes of 5" "Wire and a tight bodice and three tiered skirt 2f Pnl? richly adorned with sequins And so it goes works fUGHT GADGET Talley is in the electron les division of the Air Technical Service Command at Wright ield Daon Ohio He has been working on things for several year for the Government and Wacoans learned the other day that one vva" he robot Plane which ha lust made that making flight to England rankbn wrote hi mother all about It He said that the trip rl most uneventiui with the weather ap perfect that he slept most of the way When theyrr ived In England landing some SO miles west of London they See MARGARET Page 8 Among those prowling around were Mr and Mrs Dick Kendrick uho were trying to get their party seated on the front row before the tiger started acting: Mrs Lee Davis William Davis and his two children and Ml Rosalie Jenkin climbing up nearly to the top of the center section Mr Sta ton Bolton and her daughter Mary with seven small guests trvlng to keep up with each other at the ani mal cages Mr and Mrs Jone pushing through the dust with their Joung daughter between them were Just In front of Mr and Mr Poy Horne and Mr Ixtslie Stratton and her Aon Jr There was lust large a crowd at night ton Mr and Mr William Dickson were there he saving that he did not care if he did see the ais tuot clown gt out of the midget auto It wasn't so They had Edith and Dougla Harriman Mr Dick son's niece and nephew with them Mr and Mr Gano Winter escorted their daughter Mis Margaret Winter Jut Craning Necks Just craning their necks were Mr and Mrs Gene Maddin Mr and Mrs Harry Elmendorf Dr and Mr Hunter Jr Mr and Mr Holt Massey Mr and Mrs Waiter Gregg Mr and Mrs Wil liam Pitt Donald Duncan and Miss Yvonne Kennedy Dr John Kee and Misa Alice Eubank NEW STYLE" ARE BOTH EMININE GLAMOROVS The controversy about the length ef skirts goes on and on It just about slmmr down to what vou have sou are going to near Those who have perfectly good suits and dreaes are going to try to length en them some way and If not ue then as are whenever possible but certainly anyone buying a new frock Is going to get It longer than was even Indicated by last season styles as the new lines are unbecoming in short models Whatever one may aay of the new trends there la one fact that cannot be the new look both feminine and glamorous Materials are more luxurious adornments mere rich and al lure can be achieved in dosens of Dreaaee Noticeably Longer Wri ivn Dr Mrs Wibon Croat wait for Mr and H1 Temple (she was then Mrs Martha Edmond Montgomery) the honoree wore a brown moire hanerina frock with short sleeve no turirq prown and gold Burse to match her brown sllp nLrra1t WUcox was at tired in black also with short rieevoa trimmed in aequln stud UP ride drape to form a ehou at the bottom of a lace cummerbund The dress TWO PIECE In wine or copper with gold buttons and gold belt ONE Tn beige and cocoa with gold belt and buttons 29 95 '1 A a J' 7 A TAGB TWO Greatest Show on Earth Takes Wacoby Storm Grown Ups And oungsters Alike Are Excited acoan if orks On Robot Plane for A rmy Dy MARGARET The circus took Waco like Patton took the Rhineland Everywhere people ruslted and hurried to get to the Big Tent and see the Greatest Show on Earth for the first time in seven yean Not anybodv mled it seems een thove of in the hay slnu athma circle who took a couple of pills and went just the same Many children had neser even seen a circus and their de light was a joy to behold but the grownup were just as wide eyed and excited 1 I fC 1 1 Ik Hl WP ft 1 1 BtkAU'kiiVW Ju 1 1 tfrf NW uihdB I i I V1 lai 11 1 1 I 5 AT wr itK 4GA ri I rw I I I ms 1 WWBMWBBRW I 1 liWWeSS7 1 KB li 11 ir 1 i RMMM With RMMh 4 Mi rigrnt i it 7 I Kw I Br li I II i 1 At 7 I I rv an a a 4 rekk wew tx a 1 re 1 Ml dhB NkV'x 1 I NL IBwit A I 'Him 1 Si 1 1 OD A Vw' I Tn gold and grey Has and eoutraetiag ribboa 7 AB A kJSl 'zTT II I 2 1 0 xr di '9 1 xr GrvJt 1 I Unvui 11 7 vr Uh lull AHBKmM If 1 I a am mrti'i naSM its SV 41 If 1 BSOv UM SIJllSV I I i DKar A JBmBo 1 34U ip bw vfBK WH11 vs I aui'illa' HIlTKItMW 1RAI IXkh I A I Bwf Bli l'ilA' I II llir jBkSKP cBL 1 1 Bn IK I I Uli 'If I Madm mk Hll imbII I II I a aJ Bu IIIIWI! 1 A III 1 I II I I MW iif ih 1 I I 1 BKBw I I PuiJh I i 71 jiht I I UrIVV I I I I I I 7 I bw IRIV TiE I I fl 1 I I I I 1 lu sir 1 1 1 I a A( I I fiflr A I 111 i I ji wr inricr WMBBIB IB biBeta hMwm mA 1 JU 11 TTIkKB ff9 I rri IB I I Mi IBJUIKS miBIx I The sansa hat hi the eanso eolorn in felt Lf9 I mis I 1 Tenth Wedding Date Is Noted Mr nd Mr Carroll Sturgl held open house Saturday evening at their home 1G07 Washington Avenue for guest Occasion wa the celebration of their tenth ueddirg anniversary Receiving with the host host were Ml Ann Sturgi sister of Mr Sturgis Mrs 1) Casitt sister nf Mr Sturgi and Mr Cavitt of Bartlett Dr and Mrs Howard Dudgeon Jr and Harry Jenne Presiding In th dining room were Mesdamcs A Ct Charles Richards Jone and Dillard Harwell The refreshment board was cen tered with white chrysanthemum arranged In a rrjstal bowl and wa Illuminated by the glow from white candle In crystal cande labra CMOIT Guests of Gene addins Wffb i bBr zflO' tPSB jr Ji JV" Chapter Hears Roger Conger Rog Conger spoke ui 'Waco the Athens of 'levas" lien tne Henry Downs Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met riday alternoon a Hamilton House He was introduced by Mrs Richard Allen Mr Conger spoke of the rise of education in early Waco stat ing that the first senool here was on irst and Washington Streets and was opened Battle the grandtather oi Mrs Berry WACO (TEXAr VXPAT TRltitNE HERALD OCTOBER 5 1M7 rxee three Jr i 'V i 4 Tfaut zillMW MATIM 1 nuftasa C2" ba.