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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22
AKo sA vEDIE LUDAKoM vo vLADE.

Uz snle divno nepsali krajovej poltke tomto
sipc a ncmienme este dlhsi cas- Ale nasi catcla
iste budi zvedav ako vodi ludovej strane vdde
i prcto podayame v kratkosti niektor6 veci.
Ako kazda strana vladna byva ostro kritizovana,
tax klitika jc deom pudakov. ''Sladk6 horkyIn''
byva lzivane kazdym L'uovi stranu kritizuj6 soca-
lsti konunist krest anski socialist, nrodnari ba
Iii ludicki vodcova: Juriga Tomanek. A Hinka, sta
~ ale jary, teraz inc neiob len pse obrany toky
protitoI napadate'ov NajvaGsich utokov dostava
sa ludovej srane pre- til zenlski samospravu, kora e
vaj teraz cekom naksa, nez aka bola slubovana, ked
Vada vyjednivala ludakmi vst1pene. Vtedy bol to
opravdovy rannl zablesk a,ltonoie telaz udajne po
slednv pl zapade slnka. Iym sloyom hovor re Via
da udakov kalnala. Ferdis Juga, teno tuhy borca
pravaSlovakov (IInka no naval hnsavou tee
udovcj strany) sno tocil prot predlohe zelskej
nosprive canku DO jarn Slovaci!" nom pisa, ze
zenska sanosprava, aka jc predlohc avrhovana, by
zotrocila Sovakov este viac nez boil kedykolvek Jur
ia tcdv podal 50 oprav redohy ktor6 81 - po tuhycb
xlazkach osvoa celia rudoya strana. Ale eto opravy
nepaGia Wade celia predoha udane zapadla do sta
rych papierov, ably tam odpociyala az do asene Dc
vra pretO re do tych cias Svehla 81 stvor
Yadu poloci sociastov ceskych slovenskych neme-
pkych Hlinka M ytedy nebude tax srne porebny.
Co strana vybojosala dosavad, je -.dla Mar Novin:
0~llionova beznrocna vladna p6zcka Ludovej bankei
Sastavele palcelace hiskupskych majetkov stub, re
NJ vlada pokona YatikanonL " pade zneny vlady ma
asen, teto yydobytky ahko padnn ak l'udaci nebud1
4bcet zostat Wade 50 socialistami Preto nemozno
poypda be sa ludovej strane dajak najepsie Wade
Il fOdf a6kolvek jej poslanc okrem Jurign Tomanka
robia idealnu vladnu politiku. No, lfajme ze to
ysetko este obra K dobrenu hlavne ze ta zenska
osprava, ak pride JED skutoclenie, bude opravdo-
aaassji1A lunnyM' zableskom autononlie Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

republik. Robili to hlavne Y ma
deli, ze bud1 Q tol ko blizaie 4 \
Spojenynl statom zessa predsa
sdaiako dostan1 do Ameriky, ma
ktord sa i oni naudili pozerat a
ko ma zasl 'libenl zeln. Ale svojinl
prfchodom do vyse menovanch
krajin nielen ze sa Q jeden col ne
dostali blizsie k Spoj. Station, a.
lie naqpak, boil uvrhnuti do po-
merov, ktorc s1 d'aleko .nepraj-
nejsimi, nez boly tie Cd ktorych
ehceli uniknnt svojim odchodom
70 starej vlasti.
(Pokracovanie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

niKOV DOlO ZauJlmaVe pretO, leDO
dali neomylne na javo, ze i'm ne
zalezf nijako ma tom, ako bude
yyzerat' Amerika v buducnosti.
I'm islo Q docasny osoh, a to bolo
najmocnejsou pohnltkou ich pro-
testn proti predlohe, ktorej pri-
jatie by i'm odnalo zamestnavanie
toho najzl1bozenej jsieho l'udu "a
placu, ktora poskytuje iba tie
najnutnejsie zivotne potreby,
to este toho najnizsieho druhu.
AMI cukrovarnici, ami pestovate-
liza cukrovej repy nedbajl to,
ze ma pr. rodina, pozostavaj1ca z
otca, matky od troch do pat
deti nMe 16 rokov starych, mu-
sia robit cd maja do konca ok
tobra, aby ma desiatich akrooh re-
poveho pozemku zarobili $4,000
(osemsto Sest 'desiat dolaroy
totM celia rodina) Po oktobri pre-
nich nieto roboty a ami cukrovar-
lici ami farmeri sa nestarajn viac,
:e kde ii l'udia pQjdn ma zimu,
,lebo ako budn zit'. Ich najvac-
;ia starost' je, ably takIch robot
likov Ease mali, ked pride jaro.
A ia praca - dl'a ich vlastneho
,riznania sa - je vel mi 'azka
! l'udia, inac prace schopni, ked
lie su navyknuti pracovat' cely
,ozi den skrceni, az i'm to chrbat
,olame, nevladaju tito robotu
,ykonat'.
Otazka ich ubytovania je pria-
no na posmech civilizacie. Re-
lordy zasedania vyboru obsahu-
III mnohe poucne momenty 20 III
'ota ty1ch nboziakov. Je tam sve-
lectvo zastupcu americkej fede-
'acie prace. Svedcil re on a nie-
Sol Xxi INF spolurobotnici dali sa
lajat' na farmu, kde sa pestuje
epa. Dosli vraj rano a dostali
'anajky este ma. stanici. Potion
aoli odvezeni na farmu, kde OBJ
ibali 160 akrovl farmu do ve-
era. Ma vecer prisiel k MIN far
narov syn a povedal: "Najdite
pohodlie Iia tyelte 160 sakroch,
lie nepriblizte sa k domu.' w
ledok toho boil, ze vSetci robotni-
i opustili pracu, ktorn rano boil
ostali, ale tym ztratili narok
"a placu. S Amerikanom takto
armeri zachadzat' nemozu, a
,reto radsej bern cudzincov, ba
Ste radsej Mexikanov cerno-
how. Lenze, cernoch severnych
;tatoch na farmu robit nejde. A
je to symptomaticke, ze ked l.
lie americkemu farmerovi alebo
'abrikantovi zarobok, tam pa
,aj1 vsetky plemenne hranice.
Ale obmedzovanie poctu pri-
It 'ahovalcov, dotklo sa i robot
lych pomerov na julu. Nasled-
1om nedostatku robotnych sil v
"eyernych priemyslovych podni-
och zacali sa st 'ahovat' cernosi
tiez i Mexikani do severnych
'tatoy, co Ease malo "a nasledok,
sa juzni plantaznici ponosujd,
e i'm sever odbera robotne silly a
e ich zatva bavlny, cukru, doha-
Ill inych juznych plodin memo
e byt v cas- ukoncena, a ze tym
rpia vel 'k1 skodu. Ale v pozadi
Ohio nahleho a hromadnGho st a
,ovania sa cernochov na sever spo
iva Wac, ako len vacsia mztla.
loci XIV dodatok ku konStitl-
ii zarucuje cernochom politicke
,rava stavia ich takmer ia IL
oven bieleho obyvatel 'stva, pre-
lisa ma juhu cernoch politickN.h
,rav nema, lebo nem0ze vyhovet
,valifikaciam, ktore bieli obyva-
ella yyzaduju cd obcana, hla-
iiaceho sa svoje politicke prava.
' prvom rade je negramotnost
:ernocha. Skolstvo IA juhu je
s'aleko "a skolstvom na severn.
Tuzny farmer nechce niest tar
thu vydavkov "a skolstvo, kto-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-22

4 I :
TENTO vek jc najt'azsi nickoho
t'spokojit'-jc 10 najyiac roztlelci,t
vck, jaky bol dakcdy znany. To je
irifina, pre- ktbrii !obracia ga ku
Camel p5zi,ku cigareali. tMusi 10
by,' skuiaSny tabak, IStory nspokoji
modcri,chp fajciara il Camel rsl,cn6
sii I najvyberancj jsicll tabakOy, kt0-
r6 sti pestOvali6 a z,ianlenifc inicsa-
NY. DIlcsni laHiari sia sf,ravne ma
tom, ked' ziaflaji Camel. 3iadne
Iepsie cigarette ME 81 vyrahane, bez
ohl'adu M ce,iu. VI,
Hl'adat' skutosne fajsehie. -jc
najdenic Camel ciedreiti kiare si
vylral niotlerny syet Eajidels ma:
incilaiii Ctlhale,iies d1Ire sli vzdy
jennie, prijeigIf i ihlefiscs, Tcntu
vek tkaziije stst.i NJ spakojnsinu
fajcchiil s
.'Vesh,iic il Cah,ei.' ..s...
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Pulver and
Mrs. Bion B. Brierer, Mrs. II. A.
Dunn and Miss Dorothy r. Brierer
spent the week end at the Weyltn
Hotel. in New York.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Mrs. Truxtun Beale Is returning
from Europe on the Leviathan today
and will be at the Gladstone Hotel, in
New York. for few days before COM
ing to Washington.
AiSc Rara hara Ross daughter of
Evening star., 1927-11-28

The military attache of the Cuban
embassy, Capt. Enrique A. Prieto. ac-
companied by Sonora de Prieto and
their daughter. Senorita Lucia Tessada
Prieto, returned last evening from
New York. where they went Friday
TO attend the Army-Navy game Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Floor Committee Chosen
For Opera Ball Next Week.

Mr.. Leander Mccormick G oodheart,
chairman of the floor committee for
the grand opera ball at the May.
flower Hotel on Wednesday night,
December z, has chosen the following
to serve on his committee: NJ. Robert
Silvercruys, VisCount dc Lantsheer
and NJ. Edouard de Street of the
Belgian embassy, Sir Adrian William
Maxwell Baillie. Mr.. j. Balfour and
Mr.. Michael Wright of the British
embassy, Conte Macchi del Celleri,
attache of the Italian embassy: Senor
Mariana de Amoedo of the Spanish
embassy, M. Frederic Knobel. secre-
tary of the French embassy; Herr
Emil l.. Baer, secretary of the Ger.
man embassy: Mr.. Walter II. Ru-
fenacht, attache of the Swiss legation;
Mr.. Thomas Archibald Stone of the
Canadian legation, Mr.. Ralph Snow
den Hill of the State Department,
Mr.. f. Hamilton McCornick-Good-
heart, Mr.. Coleman Jennings and Mr..
Cleveland Perkins.
Mr.. Lucien Whiting Powell has is
sued invitations for a reception in
his studio home, Monday afternoon,
December S. from to o'clock. AS
sisting him will be Mrs. Lawrence B..
Tyson, Mrs. Martin 3. Madden, Mrs.
John B. Henderson. Mrs. Robert Mel
son Stanfield, Mrs. Frank W. Mondell,
Mrs Thomas w. Phillips. jr.. Mrs.
William Bailey Lamar. Mrs. Milton
Allies, Mrs. Charles Henry Butler,
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews. Mrs.
Delos A Blodgett, Mrs. Joseph G.
Sibley. Mrs. Francois Berger Moran.
Mrs. Jesse L. Heiskell, Mrs. Francis
A. Millott, Mrs. Lucien Fftzhugh
Powell, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop.
jr., Mrs. Edgar S. Kennedy. Mrs. Hen
ming Nelms, Mrs. Carey Randolph.
Mrs. Mason Wilbur Gray and Mrs.
William James Evans have issued
cards for an at home Sunday after
noon. December IS, from to o'clock
at 1913 Ross place. Cleveland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Pulver and
Mrs. Bion B. Brierer, Mrs. II. A.
Dunn and Miss Dorothy r. Brierer
spent the week end at the Weylin
Hotel. in New York.
Mrs. Louise Morgan Sill was the
honor guest at the weekly luncheon
today of the Women's National Press
Club, in the Women's University club,
at 1884 I street. Mrs. Sill is a writer
of note and recently returned from a
two.year stay in Paris.
Miss Clara NJ Breed, who has re.
Gently returned from visiting her rela-
tives in Southampton and London,
England. has moved to Wardman
Park Annex, at 2601 Calvert street.
She spent Thanksgiving at Emery
place, Brightwood, the home of Mrs.
William Van Zandt Cox.
Mr.. A. Lincoln Filene of Boston
entertained at dinner in the alcove at
the Grace Dodge Hotel, Friday eve
ming, in honor of the members of the
industrial division of the Federal
Board Of Vocational Education, Of
which he Is founder and director. Mr..
Filene's dinner guests were Mr.
Charles r. Allen, editor and educa-
tional counselor; Mr.. Frank Cushion,
chief Of the department. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Players will make their first public
performance in this city.
Miss Anne Devereux is chairman Of
a committee of ushers for both Tues.
day and Wednesday nights for the
plays, and will be assisted by Mrs.
Richard Hall Jeschke. Miss Virginia
Hume, Miss Norvell Munford and
Miss Katherine Wrenn.
Mrs. Edith Ogden Heidel's play,
Cattle" is not only the winner of the
Arts Club first prize. but also the
Drama League prize for the District
of Columbia in 1927. Mrs. Henry
Hayes postwar love story, princess
of Dreams" won second prize. and
Miss Anna G. Laws comedy, "Over.
coming Static" won third prize. All
three plays will be presented both
nights.
Well known players throughout the
National Capital are associated in the
Arts Club Players, and those who will
appear in the presentations this week
are Mrs. Belle Fl. Bohn, Miss Anne
Ives, Mrs. Grace Peters Johnson. Miss
Edith NJ. Oriani, Miss Lulu G. Adams,
Miss Clara Hepner. Mrs. Charles j.
Jackson, Miss Harriet Murphy. Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, Miss Kathryn
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Representative and Mrs. Thaddeus
c. sweet of New York have returned
to Washington and opened their apart
ment at the Mayfiower.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Cushion: Mr.. J. C.. Wright, director
of the Federal Board of Vocational
Education, and Mrs. Wright; Mr.. Il.
F. Frank of Kentucky. Miss Isabel
CRAIG. Bacon, Mr.. Handbook of Los
Angeles, Miss Anne Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Dodd. Maj. Julia
Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Aronoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Rakestraw and
MIR. and Mrs. kleinfelter.
Mr.. William III. Downey, who has
been at the Ambassador. IN Ne"
York, sailed yesterday to join MRS.
Downey in Bermuda. where they
have Winter home.
Tonight will mark the first dance
Of the reorganized Bachelors Ciup,
whose membership includes several
hundred of the best known members
of Washington society. The CLUB Will
hold dances regularly Monday eve
nings at the Club Chantecler.
The executive committee OF the cluo
includes Mr.. William Bowie Clark,
Comdr. G.. r. Jewell. Mr.. Chester
Lockwood, Gen. George o. Squier and
Mr.. Walcott Waggaman. The secre-
tary of the new organization Is Capt.
V. de Sveshnikoff, who was formerly
associated with the Russian embassy
under the Cars regime.
The American Opera Co, which
comes to Washington December II, IL
and IA, under distinguished auspices,
is arouSing much interest musically
and socially. The executive commit
tee, of which Mrs. Joseph Letter is
chairman, announces the following
list of patronesses for the opera:
Mrs. Dwight +. Davis, Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon, Mrs. Walter T.. Edge,
Mrs. Tracy Dows, Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis, Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
Mrs. Frederic A. Keep, Mrs. Lyman
Kendall. Mrs. Frank r. Noyes, Mrs.
Edwin b. Parker. Mrs. William McClel-
Ian Ritter. Mrs Thomas Bell Sweeney
and Mrs. Walter Wilcox.
The three operas to be presented,
Faust" Madame Butterfly" and
THE Marriage of Figaro" will all be
sung in English by American singers.
Mrs. Wilbur John Carr, president of
the board of trustees of Neighborhood
House at 470 n street southwest, has
selected the hostesses for the open
house and Christmas market to be held
December ) to 10. Monday, Miss Clara
J. Sproul will be hostess: Tuesday,
Mrs Frederick J. Horne: Wednesday,
Miss Ellen A. Vinton; Thursday. Mrs.
Wilbur John Carr; Friday Mrs. Joseph
M Stoddard, and Saturday, Mrs. Por.
ter II. Dale.
In addition to the handicraft there
will be for sale homemade cakes. can
dies and jellies. Each day there will
be subscription luncheon, afternoon
tea and complimentary bridge tables.
The first of the series of Diplomatic
motion picture events of the Bureau
of Commercial Economics, which will
start its third season Sunday evening
at o'clock at the Carlton Hotel. will
have as guest Of honor the Minister
of Czechoslovakia, DR.. Zdenek Fier-
linger.
Prof. David Saville Muzzey of Co
lumbia University will tell of his
travels in Czechoslovakia. and folk
music and films of that nation will be
shown. DR.. MuZzey will come from
Chicago, where he is defending Amer:
lean history books in the discussion
with Mayor William Hale Thompson.
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Secretary Jardine i'm
Middle West for Few Days.


Secretary Jardine i'm
Middle West for Few Days.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Jardine. is in Chicago today, where he
will attend the meeting and banquet
Of the Association of American Agrl'
cultural Editors. Tomorrow he VIII
attend the meeting Of the Nationai
Association OF Commissioners or Agri'
culture and State marketing otf1ciais
and he is expected TO return to WASH
ington Thursday.
Representative and Mrs. Thaddeus
c. Sweet of New York have returned
to Washington and opened their apart
ment at the Mayfiower.
Miss Vera Bloom, daughter Of Rep.
resentative and Mrs. Sol Bloom, was
hostess at the first Of series of sun
day evening supper parties last night
in her apartment, 1222 Sixteenth
street.
Mat. Gen. and Mrs. II. A. Smith re-
turned to Washington last night from
Fort Omaha, Neb.. where Gen. Smith
is in command of the 7th Corps Area,
and will be at the Mayfiower for the
week.
The military attache of the Cuban
embassy, Capt. Enrique A. Prieto. ac-
companied by Sonora de Prieto and
their daughter. Senorita Lucia Tessada
Prieto, returned last evening from
New York. where they went Friday
TO attend the Army-Navy game Satur-
day.
Col and Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith have
to bA o,.ti i,,in hn
Winter.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles Kyle
Osborne have returned from New
York, where they attended the Army
Navy game. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Osborne's sister. Mrs.
Hubert Allen Payne of Indianapolis.
who Joined them in New York and will
be their guest here for several weeks.
Mrs. George Barnett entertained at
luncheon today in the cabinet room
OF the Willard Hotel, in compliment
to the ladies who are serving as
majors and captains in the Washing
ton Girl Scout campaign.
Mrs. William Wheatley. who re-
Gently returned from Europe, will
have as her guests for the month of
Hodges and their daughter. Miss Eliz-
abeth Hodges of England. Mr..
Hodges is the son of the late Rt.
Rev. DR.. Hodges, for many years
rector of st. Paul's Church in Balti-
more. They have been living in
France and England since 1900.
I Mrs. Wheatley will be at home in
formally Saturday. December IL. and
will have with her Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodges and Miss Hodges.
( Mrs. Wheatley will entertain at
luncheon and cards at the Chevy
Chase. Club Tuesday. December 6, for
Miss Elizabeth Stiles, whose mar
Rage to Mr. Livingston Tallmadge
Merchant of New York and Boston
will take place December 10 in Beth
lehem Chapel. Miss Hodges Will
share honors with the bride elect.
Mrs. Rawlins Hume has cancelled
the luncheon for her debutante
daughter, Miss Jeanette, Thursday,
because Of the recent death of her
father, MIR. William J. Orme.
Mrs. Henry D. Flood. who is again
al Wardman Park Hotel for the Win
ter, will entertain at luncheon Fri
day. in honor of Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall.
< Mrs. Flood went to New York this
morning and will return Thursday
night.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
will. entertain at a dance Thursday.
December 90, at Grasslands, for their
two nieces. Miss Margaret Howe and
Miss Katherine Carlisle.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
will entertain company of IS at
dinner this evening in compliment to
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Boss, has a
her house guest Miss Ardath Nc.
Naughton Of Detroit. Miss McNaugh.
ton came from her home In Chicago
to attend the wedding of Miss Jessica
Bays and Mr.. Willoughby Devin
Gundry, at Hancock, Md. Friday.
Miss Lucille Claire Smith will enter
tain at a bridge party this evening in
compliment to Miss Sarah ajor, who
will make her debut Tuesday, Decem-
ber 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gaillard were
at the st. Regis Hotel, in New York,
for the week end.
Miss Alice Louise Hunter, accom-
panied by her brother, Mr.. Charles
NJ. Hunter. Sd, returned today from a
week end trip to West Point and New
York. They attended the Army-Navy
game In the latter place Saturday.
Miss Pauline Snyder and Miss Paul.
inc Bresnahall have returned to Wash
ington after spending the week end
in New York, where they attended the
Army-Navy foot ball game.
Mrs. Ashton G. Clapham announces
the marriage of her daughter, Julia
knight, to Mr.. Albert Townsend Lind
strom, today in Maryland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindstrom left aftev the cere-
mony to spend a few days in New
York.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

McCloskey, Mr.. J. Martin Scranage,
Mr.. Orme Libbey. Mr.. Denis =. Con.
nell, Mr.. James Otis Porter, Mr.. John
d. Long. Mr.. Maurice II. Jarvis, Mr..
Arthur B. White. Mr.. Charles Moore,
Mr.. Frederic Haskin. Jr.; Mr.. Lynch
Luquer, Mr.. Owen Potter. Mr.. Charles
A. r. Dunn. Mr.. Robert Carbauh
and Master Andrew Dent. So much
interest is being shown in the prize
plays that the entire house for the
first night has been taken long In ad.
vance by leading Washingtonians in.
terested in the arts and drama. and
the demands now being made for
Wednesday night tickets promise a
crowded second performance also.
The District of Columbia League
Of American. Pen Women gave the
second of a series of travel talks
Saturday afternoon when the Minister
of Egypt and Nine. Samy were the
guests OF honor.
Miss Mildred Bailey of Human,
China. has arrived in Washington
and taken apartments at the Grace
Continued on Fifteenth Page)
Evening star., 1927-11-28
Arts Club Plays Attract
Large Audience Tomorrow.

Many dinner parties and supper
parties have been arranged by host
esses entertaining theater parties for
the premier of the Arts Club prize
plays tomorrow evening at Wardman
Park Theater. when the Arts Club
Evening star., 1927-11-28

. HE First Lady of the Land will
be hostess to a small company
of ladies by appointment this
i afternoon at o'clock, at the
White House.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gaillard were
at the st. Regis Hotel, in New York,
for the week end.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Mrs. Louise Morgan Sill was the
honor guest at the weekly luncheon
today of the Women's National Press
Club, in the Women's University Club,
at 1884 I street. Mrs. Sill is writer
of note and recently returned from a
tWn.vear STAY in Paris.
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Maj Gen. and Mrs. II. a. Smith re-
turned to Washington last night from
Fort Omaha, Neb.. where Gen. Smith
is in command of the 7th Corps Area,
and will be at the Mayfiower for the
week
Evening star., 1927-11-28

Miss Clara NJ. Breed, who has re.
Gently returned from visiting her rela-
tives in Southampton and London,
England. has moved to Wardman
Park Annex, at 2601 Calvert street.
She spent Thanksgiving at Emery
place, Brightwood, the home of Mrs.
William Van Zandt Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-06

cred quite conservative to display bare
arms and neck.
Oddly enough. we seem to be getting
back to the old situation. Certainly 1t
Is not because of any prejudice
against appearing with bare arms and
bare necks at the theater or restau-
rant. Sleeveless frocks for morning
wear are still part of the accepted
order of things when weather permits.
They will be as much in evidence as
ever for Southern resort wear.
1t may be that these long-seeved
dinner frOcks represent not a definite
turn in fashion, but merely a passing
fad. They appeal to us by reason of
their mere novelty. Some women wear
them for the very obvious reason that
the sleeves, though usually made of
nothing more substantial than a layer
of lace. do provide more warmth and
protection against possible draughtS.
The woman with too fat or too thin
arms also looks upon the fashion or
fad with favor 1t may be only that
passing fad--but it would be n sim
pie matter to cut out the long sleeves
when they no longer serve a modish
purpose.
Some of the new long sleeved eve
ming crowns are made of metallic ma
teriaS. But whatever the material,
it is-or should always be--rather
splendid rich enough to make any
elaboration of detail about the frock
unnecessary. 1t is through simplicity
Of cut and richness of material that
the long sleeved evening gown gains
distinction.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-06
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Baby-Advice to Gay Young Wife Whose
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