The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 3

Sew Your Own Geraldine Gleason Chutuk sits at her sewing machine working on one of her latest projects while her impish son Mark peeks around the balustrade. She is working on a shower curtain for the family's beach cottage. The same bright floral print has been used in three adjoining rooms to unify the living area and add a sense of spaciousness. Sewing Is An LOS ANGELES Pretty Geraldine Gleason Chutuk, daughter of comedian Jackie Gleason and wife of top California talent executive John S. Chutuk, rides the glittering merry-go-round of Hollywood nightlife.

In addition, she masterminds the running of her spacious home in Los Angeles, where she lives with husband Jack and their elfin kindergarten son, Mark. Being on-the-go and absorbed in a variety of social, cultural and charitable activities necessitates a wardrobe for Geri. How does she handle the round-the-clock demands on her clothes life? She easily turns out her own at the start of each season. Geri Chutuk keeps her machine handy in a sunlit corner of her terra cotta-floored kitchen, surrounded by curvy art-nouveau wrought iron chairs and clusters of the Chutuk's favorite plants palms and tropical hanging foliage. is a creative adventure," says Geri.

"By sewing for myself, I find that 1 can be something of a designer. I like to mix different patterns the skkt from one designer and the top from another. For example, if a particular look is right for me. I can interpret it a thousand ways and each time it will look different, but right. It gives me the happy feeling of always having just the right thing to wear whether going to a Hollywood premiere, entertaining at home, stopping at a restaurant or gallery opening, or even going to a sporting event.

For all these occasions. I previously combed the stores, finding shopping tedious and compromising. Daytime life in California is casual. Geri usually wears pants which before making them herself she had a hard time buying without numerous alterations. And nightlife in Los Angeles is often much more formal than in New York or other Eastern cities, meaning cocktail parties and small dinners in Los Angeles require a special after-dark wardrobe.

look of finely proportioned and often imported accessories appeals to me, and sewing myself is a great help in defraying their expense. It allows me to have just what 1 like from the imaginative boutiques in the Los Angeles area." Geri feels that accessories in the wardrobe are as important as accessories in home furnishings and should harmonize completely. For the Chutuks' small, easy- beach house. Geri selected a sunny floral printed fabric and used it for slipcovers and accessories in three adjoining rooms. The decorator effect unifies the main living area of the house and makes each room seem larger.

be afraid of big, bold prints." she advises She also likes to make things for husband Jack, the latest of which is a beach caftan He likes it so much he wears it for lounging at home as well as at the beach. Out of a piece of leftover fabric, she made a wide tie for her father for Day. interests me enormously now, says striking chestnut-haired Geri, working with leather and organic materials to produce wide belts, fringed bags, and other one-of-a-kind accessories. And. if I find working with suede successful, I would like to do a really smashing vest and gaucho pants for Geraldine Gleason Chutuk is a pretty but typical example of imaginative young homemakers all over the country who find sewing both a thrifty way to a beautiful wardrobe and a creative adventure as well.

Club Notes The South Abell 4-H club was honored Thursday with an ice cream social by the South Abell Extension Club. Demonstrations on electricity were given by Mike Garrison, Steve Garrison and Everett Bohon and a clothing demonstration was given by Beth Bohon. Slides were shown by Charles Bohon and Terry Wilson of their trip to Washington, DC. and the Citizenship Shortcourse. The Mu Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting Thursday at the Farm and Home Building.

This first meeting was held for organizational purposes. Mrs. Linda Green, president, presided and Mrs. Joanne Kabler is assisting the new chapter as member advisor. The Knob Noster Extension Gub met at the home of Mrs.

Karl Swisher Wednesday. The devotion was given by Mrs. Porter Murray and the council report was given by Mrs. Edwin Hughes. Mrs.

Hughes gave a program on pollution and Mrs. John H. Jones told of her work with the extension office and their study of birth defects. Mrs. P.

Murray gave a program on the Associated Country Women of the World. Flat Creek 4-H club met Thursday at the New Bethel Church. Mrs. Charles W. Monsees, leader for the group, explained procedures for filling out project reports.

Jane Crouch gave a demonstration on measuring brown sugar and Jackie Meyer told how to thread a needle. Bill Hutchison spoke on the rules of courtesy. The on grooming was given by Mrs. Hansel Morris, Gayle Glazebrook, Karen Goldstein and Kathy Morris. A tour of a local grocery store to learn techniques of shopping was planned.

Quisenberry Hustlers 4-H club met recently at the school to make nominations for club officers. Police chief William Miller gave a program on drug abuse and answered questions. The Sedalia Democrat, Tuesday, August omen Air Brushing Cures Problems By AP Newsfeatures When vacation time calls for a vacation from rollers, clips, nets and setting lotions, the new art of "air-brushing" keeps lodes and locks lovely and saves time for sun and fun. Indoors, done with a hand dryer and outside it just takes fresh air. After shampooing, brush wet hair (gently, so as not to stretch it out of shape) to unsnarl and fluff until only slightly damp.

An oval or professional style brush the over-all grooming type is best for this job. One small section at a time, hair is brushed underneath to halfway down the section and. with brush in place, held up to let air blow freely through the strands. Then brushing continues to the ends, which can be swirled around the fingers, under or out. A slim- style teasing brush, designed for detailed shaping, is best for this.

After two or three sections are air-brushed, combined and rebrushed the same way together. Then a new section is tackled and, finally, all the hair is groomed sleekly into place, again with oval or professional-type brush For section-by-section brushing, these are the recommended brushes for each hair type: Half-round: semi-circular with widely flared bristles for medium or long hair, particularly if thick, flare: six to seven rows of tufts, for curly or wavy hair, five-row: narrow brush with tufts set in very little flare, for styling, arranging, touch-up and wig care important to keep hairbrushes sparkling clean for best results. Hair Styles Change For Fall Romantic Elegance Coiffures This new coiffure, left, is a beautiful people look of quality, highly feminine and ladylike, a lovely example of the look of gentle elegance that will set foil fashion trends. The hair sweeps off the forehead with elegant simplicity, still giving the face a frame of softness, and retains the small head look that is so important for fall coiffures. From a slight rise at the crown, the polished hair continues to sweep down toward the nape where billowing waves hug the neckline.

In the style at right, the hair moves forward to form a light and airy pouf that turns into a bang. At the crown, another pouf is held high with a postiche braid, and hair at the back and sides is molded into softly sweeping curves. New hair styles for fall have a look of gentle elegance, according to the new styles introduced for the season by the Official Hair Fashion Committee of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. The new styles were unveiled by the hair fashion authority of the beauty profession before several thousand hairdressers About Town Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Blaylock, 1636 West Fifth, and Mrs. Ray Matthews, 1108 S. Moniteau, attended the summer commencement exercises for Robert Blaylock at Missouri University last Friday. Robert Blaylock received his B.S. degree in electrical engineering and his wife.

Jo Ann. received her B.S in medical science. She also received a certificate of medical internship at M.U Medical Center. A tea was given at the Medical Center in honor of the graduates that afternoon. Mrs.

Robert mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobs, Eldon, also attended. The fourth annual Dane- Wilken Family reunion was held recently at McClung Park.

Jefferson City. Following dinner, a birthday cake was presented for all having birthdays in the month of August. Mrs. Evert Dane presided over the business meeting Mrs. James Yount was elected chairman, and it was decided to meet next year, the second Sunday in August in Sedalia.

Newly elected secretary is Mrs. Don Nanna Receiving various prizes at the reunion were David Dane. Okinawa; Carl Wilken, Sedalia. Mark McMullin and Ann McMulUn, both of Sedalia, Mildred Stratton, Vicki Yount, Sedalia and Rhonda Parkhurst, Jefferson City Miss Lucille Gerke was hostess to a family reunion of the family of the late Mr, and Mrs Joseph Gerke The basket dinner was held Sunday at Hall, Liberty Park from every state meeting in Chicago for the Golden Anniversary Convention of the national association. This new look of gentle elegance is a beautiful people look of quality, highly feminine and ladylike.

It is composed of soft, supple lines of flowing hair dressed into large curved movements. It also has an elegant simplicity in appearance, a look of natural beauty, that must be designed for the needs and preferences of each individual Fundamentally, the new styles emphasize a small head look. In a front view, the hair is dressed softly around the face, or away from it, but always to give a close to the head look. From the sides, most styles that were shown had a rise at the crown, or a billowing effect of softly flowing waves at the nape. Very new was the use of poufs, dressed into soft, light pillows, or see-through overlays Social Calendar Information to be used in the social calendar must be turned in to the editor at least four days in advance of the event.

Only the name, time and meeting place will be used. WEDNESDAY Daughters of Isabella will meet at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall THURSDAY Ladies Auxiliary to Old Covered Bridge Barracks 820 will meet at 7:30 at Labor Hall. 1102 East Third Self Sewn Styles Geraldine Gleason Chutuk's new patio dress for warm evenings is a backless halter bodice on a slightly raised waistline. The fabric is a free form Tahitian chalk print on a dark bacltground.

For "at home" occosions she has combined oooque and glossy fabrics in soft jersey for the bodice and a shimmering brocade for the skirt. She used jersey to give the soft sweater look she likes, and added a sash of matching fabric over the dirndl skirL the vacation Good as cash almost almost a cash loan up to your entire credit line. When you leave on your vacation, don't forget your Master Charge card (the new Bankmark). GKEA1 SKUA LI TOO. Come in or call Third National for your Master Charge application.

Ncdalia's Dldcsl and LarycM Bank third national of curving hair, usually at the crown or nape. Most of the styles, too. showed an open forehead However, one of the styles that drew a great deal of applause featured bangs dressed into a large pouf just above the eyes. This consideration of hairline and forehead requirements was one of the many examples of adapting new style features to an needs All of the styles shown were transformed within seconds in front of the audience from one dramatic mood to another with the addition of hairpieces These were placed usually at the crown or nape area, and included mini and midi falls for special longuette effects Strikingly beautiful, too. was the use of maxi falls on the very young.

Adapting the styles to the individual was so highly stressed during the showings that even the haircut was named the adaptable cut for fall and winter The front hair length varied depending upon the style treatment around the face. and. of course, individual needs the crown the hair length ranged from five to seven inches, and the neckline was from one to two-and-a-half inches Expert haircutting is absolutely necessary for the fine coordination that is needed to adapt the cut to individual needs, such as hair texture and growth, physical proportions of the person, and the effet't desired, highly important is a soft permanent wave professionally prescribed for the right amount of style support needed for an hair. It will also lend stability to the styling and give great ease of care in between salon visits. Hair coloring for fall reflects the gentle elegance of the fashion picture To begin with, the hair must be properly conditioned after any summer injury, so that it will glow with a look of richness and quality.

Colors for fall will reflect this soft glow and will include popular shades of blonde and beige, earthy reds and browns, and rich sables The most distinctive coloring will require the of at least three tones of the same shade, ranging from the deepest at the nape, the mid tone at the back crown area, and the lightest at the top and around the face. The result is a soft glow of gentle elegance, highly flattering Make-up too. reflects elegance, gentleness, plus romance. Harsh eyeliners are not indicated. Eye shadow will be applied in multiple tones, the deepest at the base of the lashes and fading at the brows for a wide open look Eyebrows are of short naturally curved Eyelashes are applied singly, and in more than one color Lipstick, too, is applied in more than one tone, usually tliree a median tone for the top lip, a deeper one outlining a lighter one on the lower lip use of color is a part of the look of gentle elegance, in make-up as well as in hair Expert Guaranteed WATCH REPAIR ati kfsndt Ona Sarvita On Mott lapowt 217 S.

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