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If?you’re taking crinolines or iflat at one side of the case, let |trousers alternately across the big skirts, cut out ‘the toe of a trouser- legs hang over other |packed coats, fasten the divider stocking, put your hand through ‘side of the suitcase. Now for jac- |pad in place, and the groom has

. kets, put each on its own hanger. |a portable clothes closet!

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Honeymoon luggage can display: that married leok.

"Togetherness can be a wonder-jof time, to Jearn the special brush, spot remover, tissues, er ve in Manet S foataes, ot soe ay luggake, and first aid kit. le bes and geatiy poll the Aull |Button coats. Slip the loop in the| ‘Ties are placed on the tie-rack If clothes aré ‘crammed or jfit this pliable stocking cylinder poor nek 1 ee aoe ie baile and re oe

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When you are ready to start packing, assemble everything in one place before you start putt- ing things into suitcases. As you put each item in, check it iff on » |your list. This way, you'll know you have everything without having to pull things out to keep

checking.

Go over your wardrobe with your travelling partner, so he will get a better idea of what he would bring, in sports cloth- es, dinner jacket, etc.And re-

to have your own. Designers recognize that men’s belongings are bulker than women’s: and have created luggage individual- ly suited to men and women. That doesn’t mean your luggage can’t have a “married look’

for today’s fashion trends en- able you to choose different siz- es of the same brand in harmon- |c izing colors easier to spot and point out with pardonable pride at baggage counters. The prop- er choice of a set of luggage can make both your packing and

into available empty space. ed while travelling.

Happy Honeymoon!

huddled too tightly, creases will ° be pressed into them. If they're |FOR THE GROOM back of coat smooth. Pack suit-

tod loosely packed, however, He may be a rugged independ- |\a= coat lapel side down. Grasp the they will emerge c¢ . ent, but if his mother has set the —

Pack, ‘comfortably tight. Fill in example, or if he says, enroute, — i gaps with small soft:|‘‘Would you get my things ready i HS RIN G a

items or’ tissue paper. Conserve | for me, dear?’’— that’s your cue,

space by “jelly. roll’ packing, |and this is no time for egg-beat-

ie., roll up the uncrushables: jer, tossed-salad tangles with _his

swimsuits, sweaters. For no n- clothes!

creasing lingerie, try the prac- things properly and

tice“ of-rolling Ag sets: slip, pan-|he will wonder how he lived |

try, girdle, bra... this is partie- | without you.

ularly helpful for quick changes Chances are, on any trip, the — will need more than one

your travelling a pleasure. member, to avoid needless dup- jon short trips. Do make yourself ( and the |lication, cover all the extras you; And roy Ml use of that ia-{suit, and possibly an extra groom) a promise to have your.|will use together-- a clothes | expensive, ctical wonder: ‘sports jacket and slacks. Mod-§

luggage packed on time! Organ- ize well beforehand everything you plan to take.: And, make a list, even if you usually aren’t methodical. You might even try a little ‘practice packing’’ ahead

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| Shaping of spring coats

‘hints at changes to come nal Sometimes the total look 1s) At the Montreal spring fash-

lachieved by ‘fabrie or pattern ion showing, arranged by the

International Ladies’ Garment | contrasts, as in Davidow's large |yocVers Union, the fashion writ-

window - pane plaid coat with |r; voted awards in various | raglan sleeves that slips on |categories. The coat award went | ee ee eee are o pen oo

and the winner is a perfect ex-

eal designers favor the fample of the new spring look. three-piece look of coat, skirt Designed in cream diagonal and _ blouse. Larry Aldrich in- |woo), it is cut on the slightly coat

shaped princess—tine,-with set-in |

‘opped shoulder. sleeves and, for variation, a low wae frond setting New (Skirt ia peach @ouble-faced twill:/bias ripple at the back. os yore eoat th . eres ato ew |accompanied by 2 tuck-in blouse | Two interesting side-buttoning J -

aI cents a tl ae lof navy miatte “jersey ~legats--wrere~-aiso~-shown.—4a-the- }-———-.. eral coats ia 1260 and paced | ‘These. double-faced fabrics are ‘Alice biue coat by Joshar of ‘TGown the silhouette to a suore- popular. Some are piaid with |Montresl a seam curved f me neckline to the bitioned ;

By MARGARET NESS NEW YORK (CP)—Five years ago the skinny coat came into fashion prominence and is still here. But its days may be num

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shape look and also plain... Others combine two col- |tn ong cont WN a ar lors. May of the double-faced |side. ‘The other, by Moniroy of oo these |Coats are wallaed“and easly e- (Montreal, was in bright. green : ety, weiniria over com lversible. looped wool with welt seaming. skimpy effect in the new lean eraruenoeene| FUiture Showing | of 1966, the coat shape is prac- tically the same er re are e eeves, =. ge. wne|/ English influence ‘Hand Cut trasted with the necklines of By ELEANOR ROSS - and setting in town or country. 1961 when collars, if they existed | History repeats itself and| Some of the pieces are mas-|

at all, stood away from the col- |in. Englisare coming again, |stve and rather ornately carved.

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this time in the world of fur-| This is typical of the design.in- This ‘spring, too, the popular iture double-breasted look provides a ee ‘ : finence of the early 17th cen- Bases Bowl hee Idesign, Creani & Sugar new attraction. And the effect of |, Ne furniture designs are in-|tury. The wood trim in this “my : fluenced by the styles of ‘‘mer-|case is mostly oak, with Lestantt Trays ete. Or ideal wedding gift for the

shorter skirts has been to give a totally different look.

In 1961 the fashion color was k and more pink, even for

and walnut also in use. : Finishes are dark and hea ,

ily distressed to simulate an- ‘; t ee tiquity. Some colored stains are used showing the grain and | pore of the wood and causing it to look as if it had been | painted 300 years ago.

Colors Available,

_|. Hues are olive bronze, brick } red, sunny yellow or dark blackish lime.

As a result this large-scale furniture, with its plump rreushion seating and flavor of | ell-treated tradition, has — the | coveted country house look so popular today. ‘Combined “with

rie Englande”’ of early 17th cen- tury right down through late 19th century Victorian. En- : lish furniture has been around ll popular . a long time obviously, offering ’ eluding a light |? a_ Sophisticated appeal in its

elegant simplicity of design. In

its Colonial interpretation in this country, it has enjoyed en-

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One dish does three jobs! Freeze in it, serve in it...and it almost washes itself. You can . use the same. one to put in the freezer, take _instantly_to range, broiler, or oven, and put on your table .

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“coat spring. One is a_ big-armhole style made to slip over suits. The bulkier coat top is offset by a tapering-in hemline.

The other silhouette is the re- verse. A narrow-shouldered coat flares into circular fullness.

Originala even introduced two

updated with modern American fabrics of -cut velvets,

‘modern, up-

voluminous coats at the-spring Bah showing of the New York .Cou- |linen velvets, suede cloths, jholstery fabrics, compatible | oH Wed di v ture Group. Monte - Sano and |crewel - work type prints, and /furniture has a fresim that ING ‘ Pruzan, 100, included a few “big |new textured effects. | Puffy |biends beautifully with contem. | Cull coat” styles, often with raglan x foam porary accessories and maity.j i “INVITATIONS «NAPKINS Sieeves or big welt armholes. replaces: old-fashioned down of |types of decor. Bone China uilery ‘Chafing Diskeiae: i *THANK YOU CARDS. ‘STATIONERY ‘I These would appear to be an jhorsehair for comfort and long Some of the furniture, espe-] py ob, Kibet. helt All Stainless Steel. By One- F *PLACE CARDS : indication of the coming coat | wear. cially that derivative of the |], : » Shelly, side, 9 patterns to choose. Alum: oF Copper de ‘Brass 7 *GIFT ACKNOWL- _ “CONFETTI shape, probably for fall. The new English derivatives |iate 19th century, is heavily | “Port. Soc. Place Setting 1§-24-32-40 pc. sets. Open Finish, Priced from, ; *OAKE DECORA'TIONS The costume look is more im- |have a fresh lively appearance |tufted, with touches of bamboo | Priced from. .- stock. Priced from ae ee ; portant than ever this spring. |that is urbane, elegant and easy jtrim. This exotic wood, used Ne a _ “SHOWER SUPPLIES “CAKE BOXES - «| [HLast year suits created a little |to live with. They have a sta-/rather sparingly in the’ past, is $11 9 5 18 9 $8.25 “GUEST BOOKS *ALBUMS flurry on their own but now|bility and substance that prom-|now an extremely popular fa- Tie $ e o *GAME BOOKS *BIBLES they are again subordinated to |ise more than long-life accep-|vorite appearing not only as a + a *SCRAP. BOOKS . *HYMN BOOKS [ithe companion look. of a dress jtance., Because of its adapt-'decoration on upholstered | Ms : ki ' with “a coat or “jacket:-or~-coat®| ability, English: mixes. smoothly. pieces,-..but..also...45. molding on | 5 }and suit: Coats and dresses also |with other styles such as its |mirrors and chests ardwe

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