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Tyler Mornlag Telegraph THURSDAYJULY 26, 1984 Sec. 4 Anniversaries nooi Jlro Fashion Giants Feature Short Skirt In Designs 'TO J1 20-30 cMalmann. 5yuay at AiiALnuauir io Sanger Harris Plw 4742 S. Broadwy 214661-7046 vy JULY OFF '(muiaii 7outiit BUY ANY TWO STUFFED SHIRTS, AND THEY'LL GIVE YOU THEIR CLASSIC BUTTON-DOWN i FREE! $5 Rebate on Jeans too! StufFedShirt PRETEEN JUNIOR HOUSE Sanger Harris Plaza 561-6603 seemed bolder. His enormous pussycat taffeta bow at the neck for late-day or evening is all over Paris, in less drastic forms.

Saint Laurent's amazing color sense pulled all combinations together. Imagine hues of violet, lilac, baby pink and primrose blue for winter Here, they're perfectly combined. Guy Laroche also went for color and slimmed-down skirts, although some were well below the knee. His big idea, well worked-out, was girdling the hip in a kind of corselet, leather for daytime, dressy cum- merbund-style for evening. The remarkable use of leather was also put to advantage on daytime suits with leather panels front or back, on skirts or jackets.

Laroche cleverly edited his late-day scene down to a few striking items, from dinner dresses to a couple of excellent ball gowns. The prettiest dinner dresses in pastel or bright chiffon had intricate "hip girth" effects of chiffon woven like maypole ribbons. Couple Note 50th LINDALE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W.

Baker Sr. of Lindale will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday with a reception in their home at Hide-A-Way Lake. The reception will be hosted by by the couple's son and daughter-in-law Larry Baker and Virginia Shannon of Fort Worth. Mr. Baker and the former Phyllis Gable of Oakland, married on July 28, 1934.

Mr. Baker is retired from McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Corporation of Huntington Beach, Calif. Mrs. Baker is retired from F.W. Woolworth Company.

They are members of First Baptist Church in Lindale. Couple Note 50th Mr. and Mrs. George House of New London will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with a reception from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

at the fellowhsip hall of London Baptist Church. The reception will hosted by the couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. George House, Jr. of Coeur d' lene, Idaho, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert louse of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. James House of Troup. Mr.

House and the former Verda Brackin were married on July 28, 1934 in Houston. Mr. House retired from Amoco Production Company after 37 years. Mrs. House is a retired LVN.

The couple have lived in i IP 01 pen mjA PARIS (AP) Going against earlier enthusiasm for long, voluminous skirts, three couture giants on Wednesday showed short skirts and plenty of tailored pants. Yves Saint Laurent, Givenchy and 'Guy Laroche came down squarely for sophisticated outfits that had short skirts just below the knee, in super-luxury fabrics and leathers, with extravagant evening wear as well. They all did lots of trousers, too, to please a rich clientele who can actually buy couture thousands of dollars per outfit (though nearly a bargain for Americans these days, with the dollar way up in relation to the franc.) In a show that went on endlessly two hours the couture king Saint Laurent nevertheless again made his point. His clothes are ever simpler and yet strikingly beautiful. The lines were whittled down to almost princess, with lots of very small boleros, some long blouson jackets, a plethora of subtle colors to offset lots of black and autumn tweeds.

Saint Laurent's classic pants looked great, especially in grey topped by an ivory jersey tunic and long greatcoat. He also opted for supple jumpsuits. Daytime shoulders were padded to square, but not outsized. Everything was topped with ele-' gant furs, from sable to marmot and fox. And a favorite dressy black mink bolero had a huge silver fox collar and buttoned cuffs.

The tuxedo or dinner suit can turn into a big black coat if you already have the trouser suit, and can be decked out in spangles. Big winners here also include the high-bodiced and slinky black short dress, sometimes deeply decollete. Use this with different sparkles and furs and you'll never need anything else for cocktail wear. All the clothes are elegant and wearable, points that some couturiers occasionally forget when trying to startle or shake up their audience. However, jet-edged gloves with pleated gauntlets and shoes with pleated high satin vamps lend original touches to some Saint Laurent outfits.

Saint Laurent's fur-lined pastel raincoats, his shimmery satin, fitted and embroidered jackets were unforgettable, like all the evening wear. Saint Laurent's stunner this time was several versions of a full-skirted faille evening gown with wavy or scroll patterns and a patchwork effect under a fitted velvet bodice. Many of Saint Laurent's touches showed up elsewhere, but his Sweater Basic Eleanor Roosevelt's Human Rights Efforts Remembered With Award SALE i Monograms Etc. is having their pcTXjOCa Basic Sweater Sale. Now you get these beautiful mix and match acrylic sweaters to take you through the fall and winter seasons at drastically low prices.

The versatile V-neck and the classic crew neck sweaters are reduced from 19.00 to 11.57. so hurry before they're all gone! Reduced from 19.00 MR. AND MRS. L.W. BAKER MR.

AND MRS. G. HOUSE New London for 49 years and are members of London Baptist Church. The couple have six grandchildren Sixteen years later, Miss Ander- son was invited to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House in a major breakthrough for blacks. "I have thanked my good Lord many times for her," Miss Anderson said.

"I am only sorry that the youngsters of today shall not have seen her in the flesh," A Hemingway Homecoming Ernest Hemingway's 85th birthday and the 30th anniversary of his Noble Prize will be marked together July 20-21 in his home town of Oak Park, 111., just west of Chicago. Sisters Carol Hemingway Gardner and Madeline "Sunny" Hemingway Miller can't attend. But Jeanette Fields, Hemingway Celebration '84 chairwoman, says if she has any luck "tracking them maybe stellar gran-daughters Margaux and Mariel Hemingway will come to Oak Park mid-summer. Among events planned for the celebration are visits to Hemingway's birthplace and boyhood home and to the high school where he won renown as an, athlete and writer as well as an "I Knew Him When" dinner and slide show where former classmates such as Sue Crist, Lewis Clarahan and Ray George will reflect on the legendary author. Seminary Enrollment Up NEW YORK (UPI) Enrollment in the nation's seminaries and theology schools reached a record high in 1983 with 55, 112 persons registered, according to the new edition of the Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches.

Women make up the fastest growing segment of the new seminarians and now compomise almost one-fourth of the number of students. Black student enrollemnt has followed a similar pattern. Blacks now make up 11.8 percent of the seminary student population. More than 3,000 varieties of soft corals are known in the world, although only a few hundred have been classified. J0m- I SALE $1111 oc5 nnirri Fine Ladies Apparel and Accessories -Southeast Crossing 593-2709- NEW YORK (UPI) Amid applause and concert hall shouts of "bravo," Marian Anderson Wednesday received the city's first Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award.

More than 300 people, including United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick and members of the Roosevelt family, packed the City Council Chamber at City Hall for an emotional tribute to Miss Anderson and Mrs. Roosevelt. The 82-year-old Miss Anderson, a world-famous concert artist and opera singer, wept as officials and onlookers alike joined opera great Leontyne Price and the All City Concert Choir in singing "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." Mayor Edward Koch helped Miss Anderson from a wheel chair and presented her with the new award, -which was established the mark the centennial of Mrs. Roosevelt's birth in 1884. "Mrs.

Roosevelt has been for me a shining light and a beacon wherever it is needed," Miss Anderson said. "She was the most caring person that you can imagine." The lives of the pioneering black artist and the then-first lady intersected in dramatic fashion in 1939, when the Daughters of the American Revolution refused to permit Miss Anderson to perform in Phila-dephia's Constitution Hall. Mrs. Roosevelt resigned from the DAR and made arrangements to ho? 1 the concert at the Lincoln Mt lorial, where 75,000 people watched Miss Anderson perform on Easter Sunday. "I UPHOLSTERY SALE Save $75 sofa $35 chair i i I i LEV0L0R BLINDS 50 DISCOUNT FABRICS, WALLPAPERS, ETC 3227 BSSW Loop 323 581-1424 FINAL CALL SUMMER READY-TO-WEAR A.

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