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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Dec. 16, 1964
Fashion Board Hints Suggest Holiday Wear
By Louise Riller
(AWS Fashion Board Member)
(WAWS)
The most exciting time of the year has finally arrived and the clothes to wear during the holiday season are just as exciting.
Christmas fashions this season are a world of variety. Party dresses may be very elegant in velvets, brocades and silks or demurely sweet in velvette, wool or lace.
Colors for holiday dresses may be traditional red or green. Winter white is an ever popular favorite, and black and white in combination is a classic in good taste.
New this year in holiday wear is pink in many light and dark shades that will be seen in all the various materials, giving the heavier velvets and brocades a bright, young look.
party dresses this season may either be floor or knee length. The skirts may be full, sculptured or straight. An especially popular style this year is the rhinestone-crystal overlouse worn with a slim, floor-length skirt. Discotheque, the latest fall trend, carries over into the holidays in dresses of velveteen or light wool trimmed in ruffles of matching materials or lace.
Louise Riller — AWS Fashion Board Member
Party time is a wonderful time to try something new in the way of make-up and accessories. A touch of the new gold powder on the neck and shoulders gives the skin a holiday glimmer, but be careful not to overdo a good thing.
A hair style can be given a festive air by a velvet bow or a rhinestone barrette, or a sprig of holly for Christmas.
Parties are a wonderful excuse to try the new lace stockings. These
AWS to Select Ten Best Dressed
The annual "Ten Best-Dressed College Girls for 1965" contest will be sponsored again this year by the Associated Women Students (AWS).
come in many colors and textures that are distinctive and gay. But these stockings should only be worn with a simple, non-patterned dress.
The contest is held in the spring and each college chooses the best dressed girl on campus, photographs her in three outfits, then submits the photographs and official entry form to the national judging.
Matching shoes, sequined bags and white gloves are important accessories for that elegant holiday look.
Jo Lee — AWS Fashion Board Member
Engagements
Judy Koeppe, Webster Groves,
Mo., senior, Hashinger Hall, to Frank
Robert Bencivengo, Trenton, N.J.
senior.
Carol Bohnsock, Brookfield, Mo. sophomore, to David Nowlin, Holton first-year law student.
Rebecca S. Williamson, Wichita senior, to Jeoffrey W. Donnan, Webster Groves, Mo., senior.
Peggy O'Hearn, Kansas City freshman at Independence, Mo., Extension of Missouri State Teachers College, to Gary Wilmoth, Wichita junior, Templin Hall.
Linda Brown, Shawnee Mission senior, Kappa Kappa Gamma, to John Benson, Prairie Village senior, Delta Tau Delta.
Pinnings
Jo Dallam, Shawnee Mission sophomore, Kappa Kappa Gamma, to Lance Burr, Salina senior, Delta Upsilon.
Linda Nemeth, Oberlin freshman,
Miller Hall, to chuck Frickey, Oberlin
senior, Alpha Kappa Lambda.
Karen House, Kenilworth, England, sophomore, to Steve Straight, Shawnee Mission sophomore, Phi Gamma Delta.
Diane Nicholson, Shawnee Mission sophomore, to Marshall Caskey, Wakeeney senior, Lambda Chi Alpha.
Betty Arnold, Hoisington sophomore, Alpha Phi, to Charles Schwab, Kansas City dental student.
Gayle Miltenberger, Webster Groves, Mo., sophomore, Alpha Phi, to Bob Sherwood, Prairie Village sophomore, Sigma Phi Epilson.
Margy Brown, Prairie Village sophomore, Pi Beta Phi, to Bill Henry, Leawood junior, Phi Gamma Delta.
Carolyn Brewster, Prairie Village sophomore, Pi Beta Phi, to Dick King, Salina junior, Phi Gamma Delta.
SAE's Give Blood
Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon gave 36 pints of blood to the Douglas County Red Cross yesterday.
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