Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 6

1 June Ig KENOSHA NEWS Skirt lengths drop rise NEW YORK (UPI) Skirt lengths go down for fall but heads go high hat for the new season jfcrowns are tall Chesterfield Lady Knox Frank Olivia Biltimore Amrose Chanda and Jack McCqnnell They represented all price 'ranges Highlights of ready-to-wear Collections shown Tuesday Aldrich His desrpier Mary McCarthy stayed with the soft refined looks The collection included midi-length coats of anglo woolens in coachman ana wrapped shapes The coats were worn over simple French jersey dresses which ty grazed the knee Ole Borden the de: ligner kept liemlmes just 'under the knee or at the calf He gave flare to the midi ski rHv sometimes with gores belting them with snake and Jizard and margined the hemlines contrasting bands of color Kaplan hemlines ranged anywhere from below the knee to just above the floor Although he kept with most fall trends in hiding the knees Kaplan feels that all a matter of the individual y- each woman will find what looks best on her and wear it fall marks a tremendous change in the fashion said the Millinery Institute of "America is epitomized in the grace of the and hats take their place as a major contributor to the new elegance The institute made its style points in its collection for shown Tuesday to the nation's fashion jeporters The institute show was one of the openers of the 10 days of semi-annual in which representatives of press radio and television will report on the new in all phases of re'ady-tow ear Hats inciuded straight Spanish and gaucho-like shapes sweeping cavalier brimmed numbers flurry furs and crocheted and Knitted caps Designers included Adolfo Skolmps Miss Alice Betmar Lakes fair Twiin plans Gallagher book Kennpdy Library asks for book about Jackie The Turin LakeslArt and Fair will be held Sunday June 21 at ttie Lakewood School Twin Lakes The festivities will begin at 10 a and contmue until- 5 pm Earl Elfera Salem will conduct the auctions at 1 30 pm and 3 30 John Fleischer Silver Lake will be judge A public opinion vojte on the art and craft work will be tallied at 3 pm Once on a panel show Mary says Press Secretary Pierre Salinger was giving her a hard time A historian missionary gallantly came to her rescue by reciting Henry Waldo Emerson who said: is not history unless it is new collection shown in New York this week The knit hat (left) is another type predicted to be popular this fall Hie institute believes that as the hems go down the hats will rise and the brims will become (UPI Telephoto) For those who like to top their fashions off with something special the Millinery Institute of America has unveiled an entirely new line of hats for 1970 The gaucho hat (right) designed by Lady Dobbs is one of the more conservative of the Ravinia festival begins next week By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON (UPD -Some of the Kennedy clan may be down on Mary Gallagher for writing the best selling Life with Jacqueline Kennedy But literary and historic value has been recognized by the Kennedy Library The presidential library at Cambridge Mass requested two copies of the book and the author donated the books was proud they asked she said in an interview The JFK Library thanked her and told her they felt it make an interesting addition to works on the Kennedy Going to Europe Mary and her family are about to embark on a trip to Europe partly a vacation and partly for promotion of the book which is a best seller in England It has been translated into several foreign languages In French called Vie avec Since the book was published some nine months ago Mary has had no contact with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis her former boss But she says: feel she has read the read it -she will realize I wrote it with history in she explained experiences in promoting the book have been up and down She found the people were for her She gets letters in were for her She gets letters the ratio of 200 to 1 praising her work Give Her Hard Time But she says that on the sales circuit the television commentators who had her on their shows tried to give her the hardest time Her pose on camera to them has usually been you read my When they admit their critiques have been based on news clippings (they have time to read the book) Mary just lets the case rest and wins applause Kenosha Club Life a XSAAAvk VVWV'JV vi- iAW' AVWV ST MARY LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN will hold a general meeting tonight at 7:30 ip the fellowship hall The public is invited to a flower arranging demonstration by a local florist PEOPLE TO PEOPLE local chapter will meet tonight at 7:30 at Forest Park School jt wv '1 I Marriage licenses The 1970 Revinia Festival sea-Park 111 will include 18 symphony concerts two chamber music concerts three and two concert operas The world-famous Festival will open its 35th season Thursday evening June 25 inaugu-i rating a magnificent new bi-' level stage facility and a handsomely refurbished audience area which includes blue carpeting down the aisles to match the repainted seats The entire house lighting system is being redone by placement of clear gloves on the columns and additional clear globes on the ceiling The architectural and acoustical improvements have been designed by John A Holabird Jr of Holabird and Root in collaboration with acoustician Christopher Jaffe seven-week music season which precedes a ballet and theatre season will feature the Chicago Symphony Or- "1 Doing the Right Thing How to accept an unusual gilt By Elizabeth Post Donald Joseph Becker 7028 Pershing Blvd and Susan Mary Bruno 2320 51st St June 27 Richard Eldon Byrd 3433 87th St and Vicki Lee Ingram Russell III June 20 Richard Albert Ahlefeldt Rt 1 Box 368 and Mrs Evelyn Minnie Pnebus 1906 54th St June 27 Gary Wayne Stickler Merrill WIs and Colleen Joyce Hays 4502 47th St June 20 Edward Raymond Gray 4115 91st St Jo Ann Downing 6039 23rd Ave June 20 Richard Walter Stiles 2914 116th St and Susan Jean Gensler Three Lakes Wis June 27 David Rhodes Kron Watertown Wis and Linda Ann Kerkman New Munster June 27 Edward Joseph Wedeistadt Box 92 Pleasant Prairie and Mrs Mary Ste-tema 3625 96th Ave June 27 William Jurnior Applebee Richmond lit and Arlene Marion Raasch Franks-viiie June 27 David Thomas Groves 2002 36th St and Laura Elizabeth Snyder 1121 Sheridan Rd June 13 William Roland Hoefer 4112 79th St and Judith Lynn Zeuschner 6855 3rd Ave June 20 James Roy Johnston Jr 2813 25th Ave and Rose Mane Swanson 2802 25th Ave June 20 Jack Gordon Refllng Muskego Wts and Margaret Ann Llndl Rt 4 Box 620 Somers June 20 Gary Allen Staats 1717 24th St and Kathryn Ann Bolyard 7014 5th Ave June 20 Donald Frank Caputo 4538 40th Ave and Susan Marie Plutchak 4738 80th St June 20 Donald Le Cheverell Buell Williams Bay Wis and Karen Kay Neumann 6600 48th Ave June 20 Alton Ray Free 4002 60th St and Rae Louise Wohlgefahrt 3400 4th St June 20 David Leonard Winker 1827 16th Ave and Colleen Rae Meyer 1712 24th St June 27 Daniel Joseph Selear 8145 37th Ave and Sheryl Lynn Llnderman 1851 18th Ave June 20 Kevin Dean Frazer 1611 52nd St and Darlene Helm! Shrlia 8067 Sheridan Rd June 20 chestra undlzr the direction of the festivals principal Istvaci Kertesz and nine renowned gwsst conductors The program includes two world premieres one local premiere and 13 first performances at Ravinia Art lists appearing in recitals will jperform two works new audiences The world premieres will be presented Sunday evening July 2 6 with composer-conductor Gunther Schuller on the podium Mr Sc fa uller will conduct his Suite fromi and soloist 1 Easley Blackwood will perform ljis Piano Concerto the last! of three commissioned works by the Ravinia Festival in collaboration with the Illinois Ants Council For the general admission charge Ravinia audiences may enjoy the concerts from 1000 free septs flanking the pavilion of from the lawn The new widened stage improves the sight lines so that the general admission seats are more desirable than before Ravinia is now handling mail orders for tickets through its Festival Box Office at Ravinia Park in Higldand Park Its downtown of lice at 22 West Monroe Street is handling reservations only Orders should be mailed to Box 296 Ravinia Festival Park 111 60035 The central box office at Ravinia West Gate will be open daily from June 13 through the season which ends Sept 27 Discount coufpon books which are now on sale jn Chicago and surrounding suburbs offer the usual 20 per cent saving The coupons are redeemable for general admission and or reserved seats in the pavilion or Murray Theatre Coupons also are useable for mail orders and can be exchanged for reserved seats or general admission at the park and 6or ticket reservations at the dcwntown office Dear Mrs Post thank-you note Births Dance concert winiiam Franklin Bittner 1857 41st St (jj VGA Fay Audrey Layton 4335 12th Ave and June 27 Richard Louis Car 514 43rd St and Kathleen Mae Ward South Milwaukee June 20 A dance by the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee dance department will be presented to the public tonight at 8:30 pm in the Simmons gymnasium at Kemper Hall Among the dancers will be Miss Diana Williams who will head the dance department at Kemper beginning this fall The dance group is currently on tour of many communities in the state An admission will be Madcap Teachers to wed this August Mr and Mrs Harold Goelz West Allis announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Julia to Donald David Bernhardt 2826 24th Ave son of Mr and Mrs David Bernhardt 'Both are 1970 graduates of Whitewater State University Miss Goelz is a teacher at Lincoln Elementary and her fiance is a teacher at Lincoln Junior High An Aug 22 1970 wedding is planned Wearing a gold lame tcacup-and-saucer hat and matching drqss Mrs Ronald Schilling of Australia looks as if she's all set for the Mad tea party Her appearance was made this week on arrival for the first day of the Royal Ascot race (UPI Cablephoto)' This is a question regarding the type of should send for a wedding gift that is quite inappropriate and useless even possibly intended as an insult My son had a close friend whom I shall call through high school and into his junior year at college When marrjgd my son gave them a beautiful imported tablecloth worth about $20 My son was married a few weeks ago and his wife came and bronght a gift It turned out to be a shadow box to hang on the wall made of orange crate wood tied with a strip of gingham about nine inches square The decoration within the shadow box was three toadstools of assorted sizes with a bit of greenery It was not homemade What should their acknowledgement be? Mrs Dear Mrs Differences in taste are difficult to explain It is not impossible that your friends chose something which they sincerely considered unique and interesting The young couple should take it at face value The bride should write and thank them using such adjectives as I have used above BRIDESMAIDS TO CARRY ORGANDY PARASOLS Dear Mrs Post: Our daughter is being married in August She will have a church ceremony and the reception will be a garden one at home She chose decorated organdy umbrellas for her attendants to hold over their shoulders Is it proper to carry these umbrellas opened into the church? I personally think this is nothing more than a superstition Mrs Davidson Dear Mrs Davidson: I see no reason your bridesmaids should not carry opened umbrellas or parasols into the church since they are purely decorative However check with your clergyman before ou make a final decision in case it might 1 be contrary to church policy To make your wc-djling day the happy memorable occasion you want it to be my booklet Guide to Formal Wedding is just what you need To get a copy send 35 cents in corns to cover booklet and mailing expenses to Elizabeth Post in care of the Kenosha News What is jour most puzzling etiquette problem? To the sender of the most interesting question that I receive each week I will send a free copy of Emily Etiquette Send your question to Elizabeth Post io care of the Kenosha News and don't forget to include jour name and address Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs David Maxey (Susan Olsen) 4806 18th Ave a soil Kurt Eric June 17 Mr and Mrs William Lahti (Dorothy Jokinen) 2007 30th St a son Philip Aaron June 17 Mr and Mrs Doran Morrison (Mildred Lawrence) Round Lake Beach 111 a daughter Judy Ann June 17 St Mr and Mrs Robert Shugar man (Barbara Lukaszewski) 1870 Sheridan Rd a son Blake Mathew June 17 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hardy (Jean Thomas) 5037 58th St a daughter Tara Lynn June 17 Mr and Mrs Vincent Be lotti (Patricia Heinzman) 6403 31st Ave a daughter Linda Helen June 17 Mr and Mrs Norbert Eggert (Marianne Ruberg) 692034th Ave a daughter June 17 Mr and Mrs Robert Settimi (Maryanne Momacek) 5112 20th Ave a daughter Ann-Marie June 18 Mr and Mrs Tom Pias (Carole Leppanem) 7526 27th Ave a son June 18 Mr and Mrs Mario Miceli (Maria Greco) 2311 52nd St a son June 18 for Dad from This is it! 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