The Oshawa Times, 25 Jul 1960, p. 7

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| Bridal Showers For Amy Jackson Miss Amy Jackson, whose mar- at several pre-nuptial showers. | The bride-elect was honored at a personal shower at the home of her sister, Mrs. Norman Price, Jo Aldwinckle, riage to Mr. John Wilson took| place on Saturday afternoon in the chapel of St. George's Me- morial Church was entertained Women's Editor Long Formal Gowns; | Making Come-Back| NEW YORK (AP)--New York fashion designers are predicting the most dressed-up season In the last 20 yeas They've brought back the long evening dress in all its 5 . Small fortunes have been in- vested in lavish, imported fab rics to give it a proper welcome. Samuel Winston is one who is pinning his hopes for more for- Dial RA 3-3474 King street east. Co-hostesses mal partying. His collection, de-|} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 25, 1960 7 signed by Roxane, was shown were sisters of the bride, Mrs, Ivy Armstrong, Mrs. W. T. Me- Court, and Mrs. W. 8. McCul- Jlough. Following the unwrapping | of gifts, refreshments were|/ served by Miss May Ellen Arm- { strong, Mrs. J. Kilburn, Miss C ol Anne McCourt, Miss Mari- lyn Jackson and Mrs. David Pow- less. Before leaving everyone autographed the bride's book, which was bound in white' satin. Mrs. W. C. Kilburn, McLaugh- COWIE Walters George Cowie of Pickering Takes Bride in Seattle, Washington Of interest vas Mi Studios awa and di The maid, of honor in Seattle, Phylli Robert! green polished cotton and carry Wil- ing a crescent bouquet of The Ancil to Osh trict the marri Washington, of George Cowie, son of Mrs: James liam Cowie of Pickering and the and yellow daisie late Mr Jlizabeth Lois tendants, Mrs. M Marie Johnson, daughter of Mrs Paul Leonard Johnson of Seattle and the late Mr. Johnsen of Pastor Robert G. Hillstead per forméd the ceremony in Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church on Sat-! 414 Thuring urday I arrv Botzel The bride was gowned in floor- 2 length, bridal taffeta styled with A Jegep to! Way held" at the a pointed basque, draped, short ehureh and later the couple left sleeves and a full skirt with a for Olympic Peninsula for their beauty bow for back interest. An honeymoon e'bow 'ength veil of illusion was| Mr. and Mrs caught by a wreath of orange their home at Vancouver, B.C. blossoms and she held a cascade of white roses and stephanotis. Cowie Mrs Cowie wore the same as the maic honor Mr. Joseph Vi man and the was Don an ushers Bruce were Johnson |the University of Toronto HER FIRST BRACELET Little daughter will be thrills | dress-up clothes and usually ed by her first step into a | are fav red by mamas as well grown-up world when she wears as tots. The ballerina bracelet hy . shown is of fake gold and "er bracelet with her | pearls with a red enamel bal- party dress. Pretty little je- | let slipper danging from the wels for the youngest set are dainty double strand, -- By an exciting addition to their | TRACY ADRIAN, ? THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Plan«ary influences continue to govern favored interests. Per sonal relationships, written mat ters and social activities are es pecially highlighted, but routine business and job matters should also go well. All in all, a good day! FOR THE BIRTTIDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, for the next year, your innate gifts of leadership and independence could prove highly orofitable. Try to capitalize on these traits since, | be & . through them, you could advance] | ¥ blemishe really worthwhile goals. But do be subtle and diplomatic. Try to} | curb Leo's tendency to be dom- ineering Home and family matters will b. under good aspects for most of the year ahead and, by late August which, incidentally, will} be an all-around good month, you| should note a definite improve- ment in your job and financial affairs. Other zood periods along these lines: late October, all of November, the first half of De cember and the first four months of 1961. Next May and June will be excellent for travel and ro- mance, but don't look for too much along these lines during the balance of 1960 A child born on this day be endowed with fine intellige and will never be downed in new 2.75 5.50 A Anderson dressed in mint you tote your meal on a tray to white other at- Joseph Vollar, and Miss Marilvn hes! Cowie" will make The bridegroom is a graduate of lin Boulevard, entertained at a buffet supper on her lawn and |each of the guests presented thé {bride with a beautiful handker-| } | chief, Assisting Mrs, Kilburn were her daughter Mrs, W. Fore- !man and daughter-in-law, Mrs. |J. Kilburn | A neighborhood shower held at the home of Mrs. § Simpson, Nassau street. TV bride was presented win an oil|} painting and ash tray and cigaret | box. Assisting Mrs. Simpson were "Mrs. S. Drinkle and Mrs. Johr | Powell. WIFE PRESERVER was Thursday. , Roxane, who recently won a fashion award for her glitter gowns, spare" neither bead nor sequin, As climax of the showing # came a series of long evening gowns in exclusive souffle lame brocades and silk damasks and evening coats solidly encrusted with jeweled embroidery or| smothered in furs like albino fox. | Their brilliance and $2,000 price tags, roughly took the play| away from excellent Roxane clothes shown earlier: Coat cos- | tumes of dress or two-piece suit with coat: princess silhouetted' coat dresses. | | A MISCHIEVOUS PAIR | Dining alone without your fam ly? It will seem lonely if brew When there's mischief ing, the Polley Jimmy some pleasant spot in the house, and Kenny are in it. Sons of away from the empty dining ta- ay and Mrs. Walter Polley, ble, - less boys, was presented from Enniskillen | friends and relatives; from Hay- den associates, a pure wool blan- ket and a mirror from the soc- |cer team of which the bride- groom 1s a member Friends, Relatives Arrange Parties J For Bride-Elect Mrs. Allan Werry entertained at her home in Enniskillen, at a > Miss Eleanor Irene Leighton linen and kitchen shower, Mrs whose marriage to Mr. Grant|Clark Werry and Miss Winnifred » Cole Werry of Enniskillen, took! Cole of Toronto were co-host- place in' Trinity United Church, | esses Bowmanville, on Saturday even- A miscellaneous shower was ing, was guest of honor at several held at the home of Mrs. Terry pre. nuptial gyents. ateriatned at Master in Bowmanville with Mrs a party at her home in Bowman- Murray Abbott, also of Bowman- ville and a presentation was ville, as co-hostess. Miss Kim made to fhe future bride. Master assisted by wheeling in A dinner party was held by her pi | female office hub of Gen-|the gifts arranged in a decorated | eral Motors of Canada, at which|doll carriage. From the office staff of General | she was presented with a place Setting of Minton bone china. |Motors the bride-elect received a | floor polisher Mrs. Glenn Gilbert was hostess at a cup and saucer shower at her home in. Oshawa Mrs. Douglas Members of the bridal party Barton assisted her daughter, | were entertained following re- the hostess, in serving the guests. hearsal, at the home of Mr At a community presentation | ypipg E at Enniskillen, a platform rocker -- and A. Werry at Enniskillen reminder that the parking meter | has reached zero Gift Suggestions For Bridal Shower sborbent towels. beauty wrapped, is one of these inexpen By ELEANOR ROSS sive and useful gifts No sooner have we 'showered' | Then there is something won and feted the spring bridal crop|derful which we discovered on than we get ready to prepare for|one of our shopping expeditions the fall crop It's the newest development in Seems that next to June, Sept-| re.ysable packaging a roll of ember is the most favored wed- clear plastic in the usual handy ding month cardboard container, Snap off a Be that as it may; all we know | section and it automatically be- is that we're shopping again for| comes a "see-thru" bag that is shower and wedding gifts and| air.tight, water - tight, sanitary consulting with friends, not only|safe and sturdily re-usable. And to avoid duplicating gifts, but also| go inexpensive! to work out group gift sugges- Table - setting articles retain Bons SRTANT GIFT Hele popularity pot as over) sbi ode] : and regular wedding gifts. But In , many inst ances friends unless one knows th table combine to give something really seltings are. go to be. i 4 important and exciting, such as| better to stick rg THN white for one of the new electric control| hing or ceramics, and to plain | panels for all the electric appli-| sjaccware of fine quality, in clas- ances in the kitchen, or for a|gi. chanes a color TV set or a combination §iC snapes. : record player and TV. We found a big soup tureen, a But it is fun to shop for little huge onion in white ceramic that is bound to fit in with any table Beverley street they are James Logan, aged one and a half and Kenneth William, two and a half years | Photo by Hornsby | FOR LADIES ONLY! You men had better turn to the sports section and pass up my column this time, because | would have words with the ladies Have all the men left? Then | want to say that now is the time, ladies, for you to take advantage of these summer months to get all. your slip covers off your furniture and down to us for a good cleaning. What's that? You are planning to ieave them for cleaning before Christmas ? A noble thought, perhaps, but isn't there a pretty good chance that you'll never get around to it late next fall? is right now, the backyard year when all so while your hash The time to have a job like that done while you've got the family lounging out in these long, light evenings. It's the time of the of us probably use our living room least, and BLACK SOUTHWEST PERSIAN LAMB -- TRIMMED WITH WILD MINK finest quality persian lamb jackets natural grey, brown, or black-dyed Exquisitely fashioned jackets of the finest quality, lightweight glossy persian lamb. 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