Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 13, 1952
Caption:
(ABOVE) Mrs. Joseph Buhr of Statford Dr. wears a spruce green lace cocktail gown, its fragility accented by a spruce velvet sash, bow and streamers. Mrs. James Winkler of N. Ingalls St. is also suitable gowned for a deluxe evening in Dior Red satin, the skirt showing the influence of the lowered waistline.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 13, 1952
Caption:
(RIGHT) Chertie Nesbit of Melrose may or may not be showing her political views, but she certainly is well dressed for school or a week night date in this Eisenhower jacket in blending tones to the box pleated tan, brown and black checked skirt. The chennille turtle neck blouse is only one of many style blouses that could be worn to set it off.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 13, 1952
Caption:
(LOWER LEFT) Mrs. D. T. Warner of Melrose Ave. is becomingly dressed for an afternoon of shopping or a social evening. Her full length copper coat matches her skirt, something new this year, and her hat and gloves illustrate what is becoming a point of fhasion; they are blending shades of tangerine, but not an exact match. The hat is made for the bun or ponty tail, snap fastening underneath.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 13, 1952
Caption:
(LOWER RIGHT) Mary Lou Hutzel of Brockman Blvd. is dressed for a football game or just a cool autumn day in this three-quarter reversible tan herringbone coat and matching skirt. Mrs. Buhr, standing, wears a coin dotted dress in oxford gray jersey with middy lines under a permanently pleated mohair fleece coat in the same oxford gray. Her hat is the new floppy brim in a blending tone of gray.