THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Thursday, April 29,

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Ztftf$ Colored Prints, Sexy Black:
New Things Happening ToBeachwear
The Editor's Digest

spirc Charleston capers by the
and practical advantages which sea.
will please all women who want
Even gals with "problem"
to preserve their hairdos. (And faces
high foreheads, square
w hat w oman doesn't worry about
jaws, round faces have been
falling locks at the beach?)
considered in this year's colsummer.
Names. of some of the new lection of swi i
caps. From the
Pale, little-gir- l
laces, colorful
styles give a cine to their bright, sophisticated appeal of
and exciting look Ruffles. .
prints, sexy black
with its soft ruffles ideal for a
sleek stretch suits will all be . . .Fiesta. . .Cream Puff.
small face, to the sleek
creating excitement during the Waterlilly. . .Flapper, and they
Color Tones turban to encoming months. Whether you're are from the 1965 U.S. Hubber hance
high cheekbones and drathe bikini-typ- e
or you go more collection of Aqua Originals and
matic features, the choice is as
for the
Aqua Florals.
never before.
There's even one swim cap
you'll be right in
with a Midas touch, a glitterstyle, for never before have seashore fashions enjoyed so wide a ing
cloche (with a
hint of a Roman warrior's helrange.
But bathing suits arc only a met), and a beach bag to match.
small part, figuratively speaking, Another cap, called the Beach
of the beachwear picture this Bonnet, is the most feminine
year. There are a host of other bathing cap ever to make a showpluses for the complete look of ing. Nylong tricot ruffles frame
water maiden. the face, move back in tiny pleats
the
t.
Starting at the top, swim caps to a perky ruffled
There
have really come into their own as are Yar Caps, dramatic "helmets," for those who go for a
more sophisticated sleek look.
The Fiesta ia a marvelous
mass of one big ruffle in nylon
tricot that highlights the face
HEADQUARTERS
almost like a furry hat. Bits of
synthetic straw give it an authenFOR
tic fiesta look. And in the spirit
of the roaring '20s, there's a
UNIVERSITY OF
soucily fringed Flapper to in- KENTUCKY
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things
have happened to beachwear in
the last few years, but from all
indication the view from the
beach will reach its peak this

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Thi house on Maxwell will become the launching pad for a
fifth Greek group this fall

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Gamma Phi Beta To Become
Fifth Group Using UK House

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Avenue next fall.

The University-owne- d
house on Maxwell has housed members
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Sigma Chi and Phi Gamma
Delta fraternities in the past.
The Kappa's were the first to occupy the
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jewelry, lighten, charms, tie
tacks, earrings, cuff links, key
chains, money clips, and tie
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letter openers with the centennial replica of the official Centennial Device handsomely engraved. Price range from three
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presents, bridesmaid and grooms
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Ours exclusively, the Centennial
graduate charm for bracelets or
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This past weekend, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority held
a party for children, victims of cerebral palsy, and

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bouse on 232 E. Maxwell Street, they will become the fifth Creek
organization to use it as a launching pad.
Phi Beta Phi sorority, the present occupants, will vacate it at

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Pappagallo Week
April 30 thru May 8

All

PRICES FROM $100 TO fIBOO

Pappagallo

including spring and summer
styles now reduced

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many styles . . . many colors . . . now Vi price
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