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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, March 20, 194Q
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the women
Red, white, n blue keynotes
many snappy spring outfits
By Elizabeth Clark.
"Hurray for the red, white and
blue," seems to be the theme sons
of the your as the girls go shop
pins and prepare to proudly don
their new costumes for that
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clothes parade of the year, Easter.
In this afcrerr.entioncd red,
white and blue will be Mary Max
ine Haney with her navy blue
dress with a white collar and
flared skirt. Her nnvy fitted coat
is trimmed with white pique pleat
ing. With the outfit she wears a
navy snapbrim with a jaunty red
feather, blue and white spectator
pumps, and carries a red patent
purse and red gloves.
Black and white sharkskin.
Frances Vaughn, Phi Mu, will
wear a black and white checked
sharkskin dress with Schiaparclli
pockets trimmed with red buttons,
a red belt, and a white collar.
With the dross sh? wears black al
ligator pum;s and a black pan
cake hat with a nect of grosgrain
ribbons on top.
Tiny Betty Rathburn, D. G., var
ies from the patriotic theme with
an unusual rose-colored corduroy
reversible top coat.
Another D. G., Virginia Wheeler,
will wear a turquoise wool suit
which ban detachable Schiaperelli
pockets. The jacket of the suit i.?
collarlesn, and with the suit cln
wears a contrasting blouse and a
large turquoise snap brim.
Best-dressed candidate Helen
Higgins from the Sigma Kappa
house accents her dark hair and
fair skin with a spring date dress
of heavy black silk with a smart
bo'.ero jacket trimmed with a tiny
lace collar, cuffs, and pockets. She
carries a black patent purse and
red gloves and wears black patent
sandals and a black straw hft
with wide red ribbon streamers.
Light weight black wool.
Melva Kinic, Raymond Hall,
will be seen around and about the
campus in a light weight black
wocl tailored coat, black pumps,
and a small black hat.
Back again to the navy theme
goes Tcggy Cowan, Theta. The
dress of her outfit is navy,,
trimmed with white cord at the
neck and sleeves. The coat is blue
and white checked and smoothly
fitted with a flared skirt. She
wears navy accessories and a
perky straw hat with the en
semble. Mary Brion, Alpha Xi Delta, is
individual in her choice, of a spring
outfit with a fitted blue-green
novelty woolen coat over a black
and white print dress on a blue
green background. Her hat is
black straw, her purse is black
patent, and her shoes are black
and white spectator pumps.
Navy plus variation.
Navy with a variation is the
outfit of Genevieve Smith. She
varies the usual color combination
of red, white and blue with rose,
navy, and light blue. Her coat is
princess style in navy. With it
she wears a light blue dress, a
rose hat, and carries rose gloves.
Two Chi O's in suits will be
Yvonne Costello in her smart
three-piece tweed and Ruth Salis
bury in a moss green costume
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Striking is the word for Alpha
(ce PATRIOTIC, page 11) .
Simon's to hold first of
series of style shows
Simon's will give their first
fashion show of a series tonight
in cooperation with Charm School.
The show lias been arranged by
Simon's new college board, Helen
Severa, Margaret Krause, Harold
Niemann, and Roy Proffitt,
Featured in the styla preview
and review will be the 22 Best
Dressed Girl candidates, who will
model the fashions of the spring
and summer as seen at Simon's.
Perfume goes
ight and airy
as spring breezes
Light and airy is the theme for
the new perfumes of the spring
for everyone is tired of the slight
ly heavy smclis that suggest snow
and icy winds and winter, and is
longing for that faint suggestion
of budding trees and waving
flowers.
Wonderful for spring is "Honey
suckle" one of Coiday's seven
floral perfumes. And the con
tainer is beautiful, a gently
rounded bottle with a "crushed
flower" stopper.
Apple blossom scent.
Helena Rubenstein's "Apple
Blossom" is another favorite with
its heady, spring-like fragrance. It
comes in a simple, square cut bot
tle under an arbour of pink blos
soms. And D'Orsay's Easter offering is
a white wire bird-cage, decorated
with ribbons and a gay chicken.
Inside are three colored eggs
holding little bottles of perfume in
favorite D'Orsay sccnt3.
New and different is Roger and
Gallet's "Blue Carnation" frag
rance, which makes a perfect
transition to the spring mocd.
For the h'gh golden moments of
spring Coty suggests L'Origan.
Who said that women's hats
were far from flattering?
Following this theme is Polly Jo
Taylor, Alpha Chi Omega, whose
two-piece silk dress i3 set off with
a turban to match. She wears a
beige wool coat with the outfit.
Betty Jean Ferguson, Chi O, also
wears a blue print silk with a
matching blue turban.
Ruth Clark from the Alpha Xi
Delta house too has a turban, in
navy blue. The rest of her spring
outfit includes a wine, green and
blue print dress on a dark back
ground, wine wedges, wine purse,
and navy gloves.
Perennial favorite.
Perennial spring gripe of the
men has been the women's new
spring hats.
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"They're crazy!
They're far, far
from flattering!"
has raged the
cry.
But this year,
hats are sofely
feminine, more
flattering, and
what is more im
portant, designed
to please the
men. In other words, hats this
year are designed not to make men
turn around and say "abominable,"
but to flatter the rest of your cos
tume, and your face, and to be
come an integrated part of the
whole known as "your Easter out
fit" Rollers are back.
Some of the best news of the
year is the re-discovery by those
who set the fashions, that the
roller, off the face hat, is becom
ing to almost everyone. So, if
you want to wear a pastel roller
with your new Easter suit, you
have the entire approval of the
fashion experts.
Rilla Mae Nevin, Alpha Xi
Delta, will wear a white roller hat
with British tan trim with her
British tan silk jersey dresses
which features a tight waist and
full sleeves, and has unpressed
plaits in the full skirt.
Exponent of the roller is June
alyce Boward, Chi O, whose blu
sports hat dips in front and con
trasts with her black fitted coat.
A O Pi Jean Sundell contrasts a
biege double-breasted coat with a
brown roller. A touch of color la
added by a scarf of green, brown
and yellow.
Another favorer of rollers is
Pauline John who wears a skytfc
blue felt snap brim with her na- '
tural cashmere suit and two tona
copper and tan wedges.
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this spring, in
fashion favor are
the turbans of
gay, gay design
and color. One of
the cuter notes
from, the album
of "what will be
worn" is the idea
of matching the turban with a gay
print dress worn under a coat
lined with the same material. Or
if you like, Schiaperelli won't mind
if you match your turban with
your gloves and purse.
The favorite of years upon
years, until it is practically one
of those inexplicable things called
a classic, is the sailor. And sailors
there are in every color. But a
favorite this year, perhaps because
of the blackouts prevalent in Eu
rope is the white felt sailor with
black or navy blue ribbons.
Ann Weaver, Kappa pledge,
will be distinctively smart Easter,
Sunday in her blue stra
Around the crown are
streamers which cascade
back
Suzy's hats ere most little
(See FLATTERING, page 12)
lart Easter,
raw sailorA
tiny blue
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MAXINE KINGSBURT, Delta Gunma candidate for the Best
Prewed honors of the year, wari one of the new aweuer-aklrt
eorabinatlona which features a black and white chfck rayon for aklrt
material and a red aweater with trimming the s-r the skirt De
tail added to the lhjht-welfht eklrt Ar. th- rlie p1r.!.i.
Best Dressed Girl
Candidates shop at Ben Simon
and Sons, and will model there
in a fashion show (sponsored
by Charm School) at 7 thi3 eve
ning. Be sure to not'ee the orig
inal hair styles on a fiw of the
girls. If you want to be one of
the "best dressed" do your
shopping at Ben Simons.
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and your friends in the
inarch to the Tasty Pastry
Shop in the Hate: Corn-
VyttZ i husker. Its the place
7ml where the crowd streams
to- for lunch, between
clashes, and after parties and dances. You'll be
sure to find the gang at the "T. P." regardless
of the hour. Why not go there soon for a bite
or dinner? It's just the place to have "I zi"
take you for that extra special Easter snack.
Come On Students
and join the gang at the Turnpike at
the Saturday nltc dance and the spe
cial Easter Sunday Matinee dance.
Ralph Webster and his orchestra will
start at 4 In the afternoon and play
for 8 continuous hours. Prices for
the Matinee Dance on Sunday are 25c
per person before 9 and 40c per per
son after 9.
An Eoster Coif litre
If you plan to be in the
march of the Easter PaiMdi
why not get an individual
ized coiuure and lead tin
Easter Hair Dres3 Parac'e?
Ben Your Hairdresssr will
give you a permanent or a
wave that is "especially fDr
you." See hira now at 211
South 13-h St
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Easter Greetings
For sweetheart, family, or
friends. There is a fine
selection at the Eastman
Kodak Store 1221 O St.
Why don't you drtp In J
and see them?
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In (he Kompus Korner
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Speciolized
Permonents
at 15.00 along with all
branches of beauty culture
are offered at Mitt Agnei'
beaute Shoppe, in the Hotel
Cornhuaker. Telephone 2-3122
or 2-671.
at Gold s I discovered an
original costume which will
suit almost any occasion. It's
a dress of silk jersey an 1 a
new saglesa coat of wool Jer
sey. It will give you "that
military look" with its silver buttons and epaulet
sleeves. This special creation ccmes in those
very popular colors of this spring dusty pink
and powder blu at $19. 95.
I Also Found
in the Kampus Korner a very cute 2 piece dress
with slacks to match at S5.95. This clever sport
outfit advertised In Harpers comes In blue, aqua,
and rose. As an added attraction to those who
'tend their own clothes it Is made of luxable
spun rayon.
In the Millintry
department of Cold's is featured a tiny flower
laden calot for dates in black, navy, brown, red,
Kelly jreen, and frey special at $2.95 on Gold's
third floor.