Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 14, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday november 14, 1964 15 canadians advised to look at ourselves by Mary Bletcher canadians were advised thurs Day to look at themselves rather than East to Europe or South to the United states. Or. Alixe Reindorp of Guild Ford England spoke to a meet ing of anglican women in the new Parish Hall of All saints Church which was filled to Over flowing. The wife of Bishop g. E. Rein Dorp who was a medical doctor before her marriage is in Winnipeg with her husband to con duct a Mission from sunday to next Friday. She said on pre Vious visits to Toronto and Ottawa she had been urged to see european Art collections which were the last thing i wanted to wonderful artists you have some wonderful artists the speaker said. I know your four seasons through their mrs. Reindorp advised the to some of whom had travel led from outside Points to hear Morosa Beauty Cream Cain a Beautiful complexion. 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Europe has very sic she said the situation was Para mount to Parent and child wit the child in turn filling a Nee for the Parent after years of nut Ture. Do go on with vitality an Energy you have set a wonderful example in missionary she continued be careful do not overwork respectability Christ was not respectable he did not have respectable friends keep respectable com Pany or come to a respectable death. He taught us to be concerned with people of All walk of she also urged the women t guard against prejudice a have apartheid in England now she said noting that she a seen it in Europe and the in Ted states. It is not always color sometimes it is racial or denominational. Christ was Neve shocked by people or their at each of us is the Church she told the women. Each of us must answer the question do say yes to life or do i say no she added that Christ said yes to life. If we Don to we Are be fraying him in a most frightful. before the coming of Chris women had no status no respect was accorded them. We have the responsibility of living up to the position he has accorded mrs. Alex Musker diocesan president of the women s auxiliary chaired the meeting and mrs. J. H. Bright diocesan president mothers Union opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs r. F. Shepherd wife of the rec Tor of All saints Church introduced the speaker. Collection salutes indians by Jean Spain Wilson new York Bonnie Cashin traces the genealogy of her Spring sportswear collection Back to the first fam Ilies of America the indians. There were no War whoops but there was plenty of applause As pretty Pocahont ases flounced Down the aisle at the Philip Sills showroom thurs Day in Buckskin looking cos Tumes tiered with fringe. The swing fringe theme in luscious suede skins the color of wheat appeared both As a shirtwaist style Sheath and a enough for War dances at the discotheque. The models then showed up in fringed pullovers worn with Slick leather trousers and shorts Shorter than a tribal chief might approve. Redskins were the original noted miss Cashin who introduced her Indian inspired fashions in England recently while receiving an inter National design award there. Famed for capes miss Cashin added that the Indian s Superb style sense in flinging a Blanket Over his shoulders is right up my fashion non Indian Weaver however the Indian blankets the Cashin models Slung Casu ally Over High belted dresses As Well As other Woollen textiles throughout the show were Woven by a Well known non in Dian Dorothy Liebes. Those indians on the other Side of the world the ones co Lumbus had in mind in the first place also were a part of the collection Pedigree. So were the chinese and japanese. Nehru or Noh Coats and to trips mixed amiably with Side looked mandarin dresses and Flag packable Kimono Type Coats and jackets All executed n Slick leathers velvety suedes and shaggy wools. Moving for that extra can careful movers moving storage workmanship guaranteed. Second to none phone up 4-2435 you re sew right by Cavenagh a collection of new ideas and sewing tips from world famous designers a complementary cover up for a Collar from Anthony. Bolta Anthony tailor Extraordinaire whose ready to Wear retails a High As must provide perfect tailor ing to justify his prices. Here he share some of his couture know so women who sew May achieve better result for their efforts. Tha woman of elegance is Well acquainted with the designs of Anthony Blotta. Hia clothes tailored to perfection carry timeless Quality that far outlasts the style of the moment. One of the major highlights to be found in the new crop of suits is a study in texture. Especially notable is the focus on accents of suede leather Snake skin and of course the incomparable velvet. It was in or. Blotta s show room that we saw the handsome addition of a Rich velvet Collar strikingly used to enhance a Tweed suit. If you Are making an exciting new suit or just want to revitalize a favorite that has become a bit tired looking from spend ing a season in the closet Why not try a similar velvet Collar and for an extra spark replace the existing buttons with those covered in velvet to match. The Collar is applied to a finished Collar in such a Way that it is easily removed when no longer desired. 1. Cut Collar in velvet using pattern for Collar on same Grain As Collar to be covered. Center Back direction of Nap 2. Turn under and Baste seam allowance at lower Edge which will be along neck seam. Do not run Basting thread through to outside of Collar As it May Mark the velvet. 3. Pin basted Edge alone neck seam Matching Center backs running pins underneath. Slip stitch invisibly along neck team Edge 4. Roll Collar outward into position it will be when worn. 6. With Collar in rolled Posi Tion turn raw Edge of velvet under and pin to under Collar pleating Corners. 6. Catch stitch raw Edge of against under Collar keeping stitches Small and Closi together. Sew raw Edge to Underco tar with a email whip Ling stitch. Under Collar 1964 . Can. Spadea synd., inc. Young Holiday shape sew printed pattern a6-j7 now for the Holiday whirl it s a dress that makes you feel and look Young Ultra feminine Graceful As a Swan. Hulitar shapes it via Long darts in front that sweep the skirt out from a narrowed Waist. Look at the Back see the sudden flare beneath Princess seaming. The Flat Bow suggests the Empire line and the lower scoop of the Back gives an aristocratic elegance to your neck and shoulders. Choose crepe Satin faille brocade ottoman taffeta. Printed pattern a647 is available in misses sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 6 and 18. Size 16 requires three Yards 39-Inch fabric. To order Send one Dollar to pattern dept., Winnipeg free press and enclose Coupon. Allow at least two weeks for delivery. Printed pattern a647 sizes 8-18 name address. City. Prov. Pattern no. Size students to ploy at Tea thursday Grant Park High school Grant venue and Nathaniel Street ill hold its fall Tea from 3 to and to 9 . Thursday. Receiving will be r. H. Weil Ood principal and mrs. We Ood w. J. View Prin pal vice principal and mrs Nruh Alan Bates president of he student Council Greg Mudry Council vice president Marion Bachman and Beatrice Sharpe staff conveners Susan Gambs and Glen Church student con veners. The school orchestra directed by Leonard Zakoski and Grant Park s first glee club under the direction of Marvin Johnson will perform frown to and to . At 25 cents May be purchased from students or at the door. Irea unt a or Viva by Katharine Whitehorn London special owns those who want to Lay Down a investment for their grandchild Ren should at this moment be collecting mock jacobean Side boards with Barle sugar legs overstuffed armchairs and pot Tery Wall ducks. If they can lock them up in a rust and Buff papered room with Dados and lose the key of 50 years so much the better it will All be Worth Money some Day. For if there is one thing tha the current revival of Art nou Veau proves conclusively it is that there is nothing so self evidently hideous to one Genera Tion that it will not be eagerly seized on by the next. Predictable interval James Laver has pointed of that the Clouds of disgust through which one regards the posses Sions of one s great aunts passes away after an exactly predict Able interval so presumably there was no dodging this re Vival. The movement seems to have started around 1890 and to have been dead at least in smar circles by the beginning of the first world War. The various names Given to it suggest that each nation was trying to blame it on the other we Call i Art Nouveau the French Call i modern style and the italians Call the style simply "Liberty.1 but it seems to be generally admitted that we began it the Art Nouveau woman being i not the daughter at least the consumptive Niece of the pre Raphaelite woman and much 01 the theory stemming from Wil Liam Morris and his ideological wallpapers. The thing built up in Paris in the 1890s, where the move ment that spawned All these ethereal water sprites somehow got inextricably associated with the solid Frame of Sarah Bern Hardt possibly because Muelha their Best graphics artist did All her posters for years. Nasty nineties it is the style of the yellow Book and the More effeminate elements of the Nasty nineties the year of the Oscar Wilde trials 1895 was the year when Septimus Bing opened his shop ii Paris for Selling objects in the style and also of the pub cation of judge the obscure it is agreeable to think of him and sue banging Art Nouveau designs on to their tombstones. In Britain its most sensible sex Ament was a Glasgow Man named Mackintosh whose chairs one could at least sit Down on but t was Given its biggest push by Arthur Liberty. It was he who made it a commercial proposition and got it All Over the country in the 1900s. His taste seems to have been a lot surer in fabrics than it was in hardware and his in Luence on ornamental objects was disastrous one Only has to ook at the decorations of some seedy boarding House with Light lbs in the shape of tulips and celtic designs on the fumed Oak sideboard to cry of Liberty a a what crimes Are committed i thy name for those who want to know whether they Are looking at Art Nouveau or not the thing has everal distinguishing signs. Everything is elongated sinuous liquid hair is fanned out As if t was under water figures flow out in Robes at the feet. In rating there is usually a Black Ine Lourid everything much in rent fashion drawing is part of the revival. Its tones Are Renner gallery though when William Poole first revived the Berty designs five years ago e had the sense not to use he original colors. Fainting in coils it is a world of snakes and Wirls and Aureoles it has the Hin fluttery draping and the Ashing tendrils of the Sweet pea. This one feels is a school where he mock Turtle really could ave Learned reeling and Writh ing and fainting in coils. Rosedale Rcw sets dessert party Rosedale United Church women will hold a dessert party rom to . Thursday n Mcfarlane Hall of the Church Ere Ford Avenue and Nassau treet. There a Sale of ome baking sewing knitting and Christmas in be lounge from 4 to 5 . A table of gifts suitable for Chil Dren to present to their friends and relatives priced for 15 to cents. Bourk Evale club plans Tea Sale Bourk Evale Community club ill hold the fall Tea from 2 to 30 and 7 to 9 . Wednesday t the clubhouse. President of he ladies auxiliary mrs. John Buchanan will receive with mrs. Arthur Moir. Conveners re mrs. J. E. Tomes and mrs. Ipland Pearson. A doll draw till be made in the evening. There will be a Riate of Home aking and also a White elephant table. All this is excellently demonstrated in the exhibition currently running at the Piccadilly Gal Lery where they have a display to stun the innocent bystander. The very titles of the things show the preoccupations of the movement woman and lilies Long legged woman girl read ing by a Stream Bronze figure of. A fairy wings forming a tray dress forming base Sig nature there is a great Deal of Glass some of it by Galle who in vented a Lustre As Bright and Subtle As a Butterfly s whig and applied it to shapes like a bul Bous Chrysalis there Are asymmetrical Silver platters pots apparently decorated entirely with stretched chewing gum and a Metal lamp made of a flying Damsel with Light bulbs in her armpits. And it is Selling like hot cakes. One lamp with a Metal bowl Shade and a Long fringe had not yet sold to the proprietor s Surprise i asked diff Dently if it might have something to do with its being so very ugly but he thought not. To my mind the graphics and fabrics and wallpapers All the stuff where the line is on the Flat Are delightful the three dimensional stuff where the tentacles wave around in the air and lash themselves round bloated and amorphous shapes Are revolting. What depresses me but what depresses me is not that some things Are attractive and some Are not but the fact that one s idea of Beauty and ugliness should apparently be so conditioned by time and Fash Ion. Can one never say of any thing that it is ugly and it will stay ugly i like to think that these hideous objects Are being taken up As a fad that it is just As much a passing fashion the second time round As it was the first but maybe my Eye is simply not yet in to them and i will find myself actually of liking them in a few years time. In the meantime at any rate a missing piece has slotted into my consciousness with a satisfy ing Clunk. I know now the Ori gins of things which seemed completely unconnected before the girl on the front of Rolls royces the elfin nature of mar Garet w. Tarrant All that under Over under Over celtic work one did at school even perhaps the Charles Addams woman flow ing away into the ground like a tree. And i know not Only where it must have come from but what the word arty really Means. Copyrighted 1964 observer foreign news service Silver medal goes to Calgary author Don Mills ont. Dorothy Allen Grey of Calgary food Edi Tor of the Globe Magazine travelled to Frankfurt am. Main Germany to receive an award from gastronomic he Academie deutschland e. V. Her award was a Silver medal for her Book fare Exchange won in the literary Competition of the Lith International Art of cooking exhibition and the 15th show of hotels and restaurants. Her Cookbook contains International recipes food customs and cooking methods. No fashion Beauty specialists 309 Donald St. Above Picardy i pm. 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