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Both have had baby dresses duplicating their we.dding dresses made for them. Will Princess Margaret (right) be the next to have a future baby's dress patterned after her simple wedding gown? FASHION NOTEBOOK Ls By ELEN I What Mommy Wore May Wind Up a Baby Dress Winging its way to Iran, not on a magic carpet, but via someone from the Iranian Embassy in Washington, is a royal robe for the “hoped for" son and heir to the Peacock Throne. Bejee Mozeyeni, young Iranian designer in Washington, whose family lives in Tehran, has fashioned a tiny white satin dress and coat embroidered with some 5,000 pearl, sequins and beads. “It is to be worn when the Queen holds the baby when visitors come," she says. It is customary to send gifts to an expected baby when the mother-to-be is in her seventh month of pregnancy. “I hope it will be a boy but I have made the robe in white which is good for a boy or girl,” says its creator. Embroidered within the Persian crescent forming a border around the robe designed along the lines of the wedding gown of Farah Diab, the Shah’s third wife, are four stars. “That is because the Queen has said she would like to have four children.” This duplication in a robe for a child echoes the christening dress created by Jac-K. Easier Wirephoto ques Esterel for Brigitte Bardot Charrier’s son, Mrs. Charrier, was married in a pink and white gingham dress with ruffles, so Mr. Esterel made up a christening dress full of ruffles just like Brigitte’s for her son's big day. Is this a trend? One of these days will be Princess Margaret Rose, now Mrs. Armstrong-Jones have Somebody design a baby dress for her repeating the starkly simple and beautiful wedding dress she wore? Could be. Woman Touring in Israel Mrs. Leah Ferson of this city is among 19 American women leaders of United Jewish Appeal community campaigns now touring Israel. 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Several members of the Goodwill Guild met recently to discuss the plans at the residence of Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist, president of the Guild. Other events announced for the Guild this season are a fall meeting on October 14 at the Goodwill Industries, with Mrs. Arthur Fleming as the speaker; and the Annual Doll Tea to take place on October 27 at the home of Mrs. Edward Foss Wilson. On January 13 there will be a tea and program at the Industries, the annual lunch of the Guild and Industries will take place on February 16 at the Statler Hotel, a tea with a speaker on April 21 at the Industries, and on May 19 there will be a meeting of the Guild also at the Industries for reports on the tour. Additional officers of the Guild for the following season are: Mrs. True D. Morse, first vice-president; Mrs. vice president; Mrs. John G. Harlan, jr., second vice president; Mrs. George O. Gillingham, recording secretary; Mrs. Russell Johnston, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Louis A. 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