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412 THE DAILY TIMES - GAZETTE, Friday, June 8 1958 * Wise Bride Will Plan | All-Year-Round Trousseau | The smart young woman. who is to be married in the spring or| | summer won't let her outlook stop | at the wedding day. She'll be shop-| | ping with one eye on the future,| too, as far as her clothes are con- cerned. | { If she buys all summer things, | {what's going to happen to her| | wardrobe when fall rolls around?/ | Unless she married a man with {a big bank account, she won't be| able to go out and outfit herself) | completely again, and so she'll] never regret having a few win-| ter - wear items in her trousseau. i A suit, light in weight for wear| . 'now. and for comfortable fit under | special collection FOR THE RIGHT TIME "Touch wood" time as well as good luck. This bracelet watch of gold and pol- ished wood ranked high among the innovations of this year's Love Makes Dream Home The first home is a dream home to every young married couple. No |H matter whether it is large small, simple or elaborate, theirs, and it is the best, Small apartments are usually the first place chosen by newly- weds today, partly because of the eost of furnishing a larger home, and partly because so many young brides keep their jobs after mar- riage, and cannot look after a large place properly. The hicky ones who can start out in 2 new house almost always choose a one-floor plan, compact, eonvenient, and bright. Furnishing a small apartment has its difficulties, for the couple looks forward to the day when they can build or buy their house, and want to choose furniture that will be useful in it as well as the apartment The modern combination is ideal for small quarters, because {it provides sleeping space if there are guests to stay overnight. Unlike the older types, these can hardly be distin- guished from ordinary chester- fields A four-in-one. buy is a coffee § table, extra seating space for guests, a low buffet table or a good - looking base for cases. A small chest converts into a table and two stools double as chair-side tables. They stack neatly like nests of tables already familiar as space savers. Basic Wardrobe r Bride-Elect S=Suggested re' s a check-list for the bride- ho wants to be sure her ( lete. These are § eep her looking 11 times ntrasting skirt to the jacket can be fferent blouses, belts aid sweaters In the dress category, you should a a » tailored dress that riate for business stepp ing out", With , prints and in mind pe extremely or the basic can be § 8 great hat en- able to get H pe of hat ary fuss. For nents your hat can be you personally prefer ick a line and g to your par- costume, @ the spec with a med i more elegant will be appropriate for "dates vith your new husband and other special occasions Gems Symbols Of Anniversaries Since Antiquity wedding anniversary se that will be not nt, and interesting, but In ancient times certain gems were characteristic of each particular anniversary, and this custom could be adopted today. If too expensive a present of the family to ives might go to- e it versary mentioned which the agate v and reddish brown white is linked. In lets were the usual z of either deep gold, 8 green, | , or blue marks 16th. Brooches, necklets or s were suitable settings for Anot her 1, the beautiful star ; = the yellow diamond -- 40th and i amond 5 more modern trend is to. t of a particula lar he first anniversary radit 1 ihscriptions, personal nery kitchen utensil paper to ing, or plastic refrig erator dishes are appropriate On the 12th, silks and linens are wide range of gifts is *» {o the purchaser. | ina is recommended. the for the right | Swiss Watch Fair, it is § bed-chesterfield which has just taken place Basle. Though a high - fashion time- piece, this watch has a depend- able and precise jewelled-lever movement. NEW 1936 MODEL 1"SCREEN ALL WOOD FLOOR MODEL REMOVABLE a winter coat lcter, would be a top - flight choice for this of clothes. i good suit will last longer, and look | | good longer. A conservative style won't give away her "date." The traditional idea that a bride is necessary, according to your particular mode of life, and ac- cording to the place you have chosen for your honeymoon. if a business woman plans to continue working after her mar- riage, she will need clothes she can wear to the office or perhaps the schoolroom. The woman who {will take on housekeeping as a full - time career needs to think a little. more about comfortable] eloihes to do her housework in. A cotton housecoat is a valuable investment, too. It can be frilly, yet practical too, for it will take to the washing - machine without causing any worries about its wearing qualities. And who can| get breakfast in a filmy negligee?| | softer than cotton, nylon or an- wash easily and have good wear-| ing qualities could be her choice. S' : can make it herself, if she is Tips For Hostess Who Entertains For Bride-To-Be What to wear when playing hostess for a bride's tea is some- times a confusing matter, If you dress in your fussiest frock, adorn-| ed with frills and ruffles, it's) ten to one your guests will turn up in tailored suits or dresses. The hostess must follow this, rule when entertaining for such! |an event, Always dress smartly, | but lean towards the tailored line. |If this rule 'is followed the host- ess will always be considered well dressed by those who attend. It's] vital for the hostess to circulate] among friends present. Take time| out to say a few words to each| guest and then move on. Never sit for an hour talking over old times | very ff the bride does prefer something|with a favorite friend. It just isn't polite to exclude the others frem |other of the modern fabrics that the conversation. Introductions are of utmost im-| portance, When someone arrives who is mot well known to thel should have a black dress in her|a sewing enthusiast, for uch less| group, don't leave this person to trousseau is a fairly sound one, althcugh the color need not be black, but some other dark color than a ready - made one would cost. And for the bride who does do alwith a group after find her own way about and make her own introductions. Place her that fits in well with her general |ot of sewing, here is a suggestion have been made and continue on color scheme, It is wise to remem- that will make her trousseau per- your rounds. | ber that navy blue requires match- ing shoes. bag, gloves, hat, etc and brown is in the same classifi- cation. Pastel or light shades can be worn with black accessories orig once in a lifetime, and the once Avoid this by all means, sonalized. Monograms on pockets: :|1apels or shoulders give a decora- tiv. touch to clothes. But don't be too practical. This | Above all keep idle gossip fro: flowing freely. Too many times | arty such as this, one or| the other is likely to be criticized. or the matching ones, so that it is wise yoy can afford to be a little fool next time you play hostess, you'll to choose clothes with this in mind unless you can afford two basic sets of accessorles. Don't make the mistake of buy- ing all dress or too many casual clothes. A balance between them | ish in your Fending Get a few] things that will make you feel just {like a bride, and contribute to that | myriad of experiences which make gettin atried such a memorable occasion fipd yourself minus a few friends. Playing the part of the perfect hostess is not an easy thing to do But if it is accomplished it will push you high up the ladder of success. Y BEATS KELLY! 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Today, at weddings which have all the trimmings, the groom is obliged to provide a bouquet and --By Tracy Adrian | going-away corsage for the bride, nosegays for the bridesmaids and boutonnieres and gifts for the best man and ushers. There was a time: not so long ago, when he also had to distribute "favors" to all the guests as well, It used to be that newlyweds were always showered after the ceremony with rice, which was a symbol of fertility of the new union. Many will remember how | the rice stung when it hit. Well, | confetti has been substituted. It's pretty messy, but it has no sting. Have you ever wondered why the cars in a wedding party go around making so rhuch noise {with their horns? The noise is supposed to drive away evil spir- its, which are assumed to be sen- | posed to be frightened of steel The old shoes tled to the rear ged bumper? They're meant to indi cate a change of authority from father to husband. Even the wedding reception is traditional, even though much of the meaning seems to have been los' through the ages. It seems in some places that only by eating and drinking together are the new- lyweds truly married. The business some folks insist mn, of keeping the honeymoon site a secret, is a relic of the days when you stole your bride and hid her from a vengeful fam- ily. When you raised enough mon- ey to negotiate a purchase from the family, or when the family got over being angry, you came out of hiding. Carrying the bride across the threshold? That's also a reminder of Juarsiage by capture, It also has something to do with the evil spirits that used to congregate at weddings. They were supposed to lurk at the threshold. For the groom to stumble was the 'bad- dest' of bad luck. LONG ENGAGEMENT When this problem arises, there are good arguments pro and con. Circumstances alter cases, but | generally speaking, when the sitive to noise. 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