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THE NEBKASKAN, THUKSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939
Crook, and is now engaged to a
sweet little Omaha number.
The Varsity tennis coach would
do well to keep his eye trained on
one Bill O'Connor, because that
man really has tennis form.
Summer
Fashion Forecasts
Snoopings
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Look, my las
sies and you will
see white's the
color that's on a
spree. You won't
feel like Gretchcn
after graduation
in a white frock
this spring and
summer because
It's terribly
smart. Wear it
with carnival col
ors galore. Shim
in e r i n g with
sharkskin, gir
dle. in with a
scintillating red
mesh belt will
rate first in the
dr&ss parade of
Nebraska knowledge-getters this
summer. You need not pine in
vn for such, however, as Gold
,1 Company have just this in
Lheir Junior Miss Dress Shop.
They also have a little number
which coincides so perfectly with
latest news out of fashion maga
zines that I foci it should have
special mention. It is a two
piece dress with a little fitted
jacket. Its perfection of cut and
absence of decoration leave
plenty of room for the color to
strut its stuff. It's the shade
known as "bamboo'' which only
reoently has been worn with so
much ferver.
Speaking of
colors, the
bathing suits
at Simon's are
made to give
you that touch
(only a touch,
they're so
d M biicf) of gla"
17 M I 'v"3 mour so neces-
yjM plpf sary to the
C' S 111.-N'i: imo mermaid.
Ouote me as
Baying, there is as fine a selec
tion of satin laslex. sheared two
piecers and prints as ever I have
seen.
Well, the time has come when
all gals from six to sixty are
planning picnics. Fine and dandy,
ladies, but have you pondered
that a picnic can be a flop or a
feather in your cap. depending
on the fashions you follow!
You will b? cool and confident
in a playsuit of striped cotton.
Vogue says you can't go wrong
in stripes an.l it must be the
rule by which buyers have
bought, for stripes are zipping
lovn every type of costume. See
Ben Simon's wide selection of the
above mentioned little ditties,
which consist of an all-in-on'
shirt and shorts tailored to fit
- with a separate skirt of con
trasting or matching color.
But tell me.
do you kno v
where you're
going for such
a hey - day as
these play
clothes war
rant? Well,
the Iwst place
I can suggest
is Capitol
Beach where
you can have
the mosta of
Lincoln. Don't miss the Fun
House. It blows off any high
hat you may have been wearing
and trips you when you go to
pick it up, but you'll come out
smiling. If you're making a day
of it and feel that an evening
picnic would go swell after a
delightful dip in that "best pool
in the middle west. I swear it,"
Capitol Beach has also provided
the picnic grounds with stoves
wood, trees, green grass need I
say more. Let's have a picnic!
If you have your heart set on
an outdoor life this summer and
what cavorting coed hasn't you
had better watch your hair and
skin. I am telling you from ex
perience, that Mr. Sun is a
slicker. In one afternoon of in
nocent sun bathing, he can
change you from the creature
your best beau called beautiful
the night before, into a watery
eyed, red, piece of parchment.
Go about this business of tanning
gradually and use a good suntan
oil. I was talking to Gene Mason
of 211 So. 13th street, who is
head cosmetician for Ben, Your
Hairdresser and she tells me
there is a way to keep hair from
looking like Nebraska corn silk
after the drouth. Ask her about
Herbex No. 3 Conditioner and
Herbex Scalp Ointment. She
also confided that the color to
use on suntanned skin is terre
cotta, and the mascara that
everyone is using to give that
deep, wide-eyed look is blue
Contoure.
by
J Virginia Van Horn
By now we're all singing "In
the Good Old Summer Time" and
meaning it, 'cause this is really
summer stuff!
The Park is still a mighty fine
place to dance on Friday and Sat
urday nights (though rather in
convenient, what with having to
be driven off like a herd of
horses after each dance). Friday
night saw Barbara Scott there
with Avery Forke, and she was
very neatly avoiding some prom
ised dances with a second . . .
Barbara, you meanie!
Saturday brought out a few
stags: Jack Stone, Fred Voigt, Ed
Smith, O r v a 1 Pcdersen. Pat
Leonard and Dot Askey were hav
ing a farewell fling because Dot
left Sunday on a trip. (Who said
Vtorch-bearin' "? George Binger
(of the athletic Bingers) appeared
with a verra cute number. Yes,
he's back with tales of his work
in the hospital, b. b. games on
Catalina Island, etc., etc.! But
he's just the same modest boy he
was when he left us.
South Bend proved itself popu
lar Sunday night. At least it ap
pealed to Butch "Dimples" Luther
and Virginia Haney. Evelyn
Leavitt and Bill Lyman, and a
pipe-smoking male by the name
of Don Coy, and they all went
wading or something. Max Lake
and Dorothy Trigg, Betty Ann
Green and Dale Ganz brought
their lunches and while Betty Ann
and Dale swam, Max gave a few
pointers on improving their back
strokes. Famed as a life guard at
Muny. he received a card in the
mail one day, signed "Your Pub
lic" ask him about it.
Laurence Lansing is back from
his year's active duty at Fort
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Speaking
of dreamy
eyed maid
d e n s, re
minds me
of Tuesday
night last,
which
found couples swaying to that
Morgan music at the Turnpike
Morgan and his band were seen
heard and enjoyed by an im
mense crowd. Saw Pat Jensen
and Claude Wilson fairly beam
ing as Morgan blared out the
"Beer Barrel Polka." "Good
things come in small quantities"
does not apply at the Turnpikj
however, for Morgan's pal,
. George Olson is following him
there this Friday, and all who
know and demand good music
will be following George Olson.
Mr. Olson is also a top-notch
showman, having been in many
Ziegfeld productions on Broad
way. He will have a floorshow
of twenty-one people, including
his famous girl trio.
If you really want to begin-or
end-such an evening with the
right touch, you must not mis.?
the special menu served at the
delightfully cool Capitol Coffee
Lounge. (By th? way, the air
there is actually i"f i igerated).
Italian spaghetti, in the fine old
style with Parmesan cheese, and
rye toast, seems to have becomo
a tradition with so many custom
ers at the Lounge that I feel its
excellence should not be kept a
secret.
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SIMM BEACH
Your crowd enjoys the Beach pool
. . . just for fun . . . healthful fun.
Get up a special swim party and
come out today.
RIDE PLAY PICIIIC
Mix a little vacation with
your summer school. Use
our picnic grounds free.
Ride, shoot, roller skate.
Dance in the evening at
King's Deluxe Ballroom.
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Swim
Tickets
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