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Evening star., 1927-04-17
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
Guests at Naval Academy
Entertained by Admiral and Mrs. Nulton-Honor
Dinners and Other Functions Mark
Week IN Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April l6.-Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Louis NJ. Mutton
had as guests for the week end, Mr..
Curtis d. Wilbur, Secretary of the
Navy. and Mrs. Wilbur. Admiral and
Mrs Mutton entertained at dinner In
honor Of their guests Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs was hostess at
a luncheon Saturday in compliment
TO Mr.. and Mrs Peter Grimm Of New
York, who have been the guests or
Mrs. Collins, wife of Comdr. Marshall
Collins. In her apartment on Maryland
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Carryl Bryan are
entertaining tomorrow afternoon al
their home at Wardour, near Annapo-
lis. in honor of Comdr. and Mrs. Harry
+. Shoemaker, and Mrs Hanson, wife
of Comdr. Edward Hanson, all of
whom are Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan s'gueSts
for the week end.
Mr.. Joseph Valiant, who has been
travelling in Europe fer two months
has reioined Mrs. Valiant at their
home ut Wardour.
Miss Margaret Halsey, who is spend
ing her Spring vacation with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. William Z.
Halsev, jr., entertained at dinner
Saturday evening in Capt. Halsey,s
quarters on the Reina Mercedes,
station ship at the Naval Academy,
Mrs. George Field of Coburg,
Canada, has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Gearing, widow of the
late Comdr. Henry c. Gearing. Mrs
Gearing recently purchased house in
Annapolis and plans to make this her
permanent home.
Mrs. Nevin and her daughter. Miss
Marcia Nevin, who spent the Winter
at Miami, Fla, have returned to An.
napolis and will spend the Spring
months at The Little Inn on Mary
land avenue.
Or. and Mrs. Frank Leeoh and Mr.
end Mrs. Wilbur Leech, who were
guests for the week end Of the Misses
Feldmeyer. have returned to their
home at Washington.
Mrs. Debit Davis and her daughter
of Detroit. Mich, spent the week end
at Carvel Hall and attended the dance
given by the Midshipmen Saturday
evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Colin NJ. Mackall
were guests for the week end of Prof.
and Mrs. Daniel Jordan on Charles
street
MIS-. REefelOH, WAte VI Nohiul' w ~
liam Brereton was hostess at a tea
Friday afternoon in honor of her aunt,
Mrs. Fuller, who is her guest. Mrs.
Vossler. wife of Comdr. Francis A.
l.. Vossler. presided at the tea table.
Mrs. Kurtz, wife of Capt. Thomas
Richardson Kurtz, has issued invita-
tions for a bridge-luncheon Monday,
May 2, in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Jessup of Rochester, n. Y, who made
her home in Annapolis for a long pc
riod Of years.
Mrs. Marshall Collins entertained
company of 40 at a buffet supper fol
lowed by bridge Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Grimm
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of New York, who were her guests
for the week end.
Miss Hester Lanning, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Harris Lanning, was
a guest for the week end of Mrs.
Snyder, wife of Capt. G. Philip Sny-
der.
Miss Deborah Turnbull Of Whining
ton, Del. is visiting her uncle and
aunt, Capt. and Mrs. William F. Hal
sey. Jr.
Miss Agnes Walton entertained at
tea Thursday afternoon in honor of
the members of the -Four Rivers Gar
den Club. Mrs Enoch Barton Carey
and Miss Marion Duvall presided at
the tea table.
Mrs Smith, wife of Capt. st. Clair
Smith, was hostess at supper fol-
lowed by bridge Tuesday evening in
daughter of Capt and Mrs. Ernest J.
King, whose marriage will take place
Easter Monday in Annapolis.
Miss Nancy Larrick is the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Dorothy Mutton,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Louis M. Mutton, at the superin-
tendent's quarters at the Naval Acad-
envy.
Gov. Albert c. Ritchie, who spent q
week at Hot Springs, Va, has re-
turned to the executive mansion at
Annapolis.
Mrs. Agard, wife of Dean Walter
Agard of st. Johns College enter.
tanned the members of the French
Club at tea on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Isabel Halsey Of Elizabeth,
n. j., is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Eliza Suydam, on Charles street.
Miss Lamar Crossley, daughter of
Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph w. Crossley,
entertained at bridge Thursday eve
ming in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Lieut. oliver Wolcott Van den Berg
will take place Easter Monday at st.
Annes Episcopal Church.
Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs. Herndon B.
Kelly, who spent the week end with
friends in Washington, have returned
to Annapolis
Ensign William Lee Pryor. jr., is
the guest of his mother Mrs. Alice
Knight Pryor. in her apartment on
Maryland avenue. Ensign Pryor is
attached to the u. S. S. Rochester,
which lately returned from duty at
Nicaragua.
Miss Andre Costet, daughter of
Mrs. CASTOR CoStet, entertained at
bfidge MONDAY evening In Cumberland
Court in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Egerton King. daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. Ernest King.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Giles, who have
been the recent guests of their son
and caughter-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Donald Giles, have returned to their
home at Syracuse. n. Y.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. William B.
Jupp, who visited Mrs. o. u. Howard
for the week end, have returned to
their home in New York.
Mrs. Nichol, wife of Ensign Brom-
field B. Nichol, is the guest Of her
aunts, the Misses Howard, in their
home at Hagerstown, Md.
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4aa sEeTicunsIyNa~N
Spring Dresses

for sports, the versatile
sweater frock, typical of the
unadorned modes that smart
women are wearing.
$3.50
for the informal daytime oc-
casions, the new frocks of
gaily figured fabrics, grace
fully fashioned in simple
styles.
for afternoon occasions Of
formality, the gown of lace, a
triumph of chic and useful
ness.
from 1900
Evening star., 1927-04-17

Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips, jr.; Mrs. w,
Harry Brown, Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh,
Mrs. John Crayle Simpson, Mrs. Her
bert j. Slocum, Mrs. George Mesta,
Mrs. w. Chattin Wetherill, Mrs. Rob
inson Downey and Mrs. Virginia
White Speel.
After the program there will be
dancing Tickets have been sent to
all members and guest cards may be
secured from the secretary at the
hotel that evening.
Evening star., 1927-04-17
Voluntary Bankruptcy.

Charles J. Buxbaum, trading as
Charles & Co., jeweler, at 943 Pennsyl-
yanta avenue, has filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. He lists his
debts at $6,97830 and estimates his
assets at 1,306.50. He is represented
by Attorney E. l.. Hunter.
Evening star., 1927-04-17

and Mrs. Frank Howard, Miss Cert
rude Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward
Karnes, Mrs. Maurice Keane, Mrs
Klowman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Lans.
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Landvoigt,
Mrs. j. c. Let's and Miss z. M. Lynch.
Evening star., 1927-04-17

Students who so in for athletics
make slightly higher records in
studies than men who do not, accord.
ing to the dean of men at the Uni
rersity of California.
Evening star., 1927-04-17

White street lines to guide motorists
cost London hundreds of pounds
monthly. Smoke, fog and rain cause
the paint to wear rapidly.
Evening star., 1927-04-17

V V zl.MAs.. ~ " ". " v! " U Y Y Y.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
THE HOW-THE WHEN-THE WHY
BY ANNE ARDEN.


Z" 'Tis as easy to be right as
To be wrong-and to ones glory
The whole thing sounds 10 me like
nice afternoon party gone wrong,
Mrs. B.. but since you ask me to
settle the argument. / shall do so to
the best of my ability. There is in
this question, as in almost all ques-
tions, something of an elastic clause
that stretches as the occasion de-
mands. but the matter of correct
dress is somewhat governed by the
rules of custom, and we--as women
very largely adhere to the rules.
Recently, SleeveleSsness has come
to be the order of correct afternoon
dress, but not Il sleevelessness that
includes n lowness of neck and gaping
spaces and an eveningish appearance.
The afternoon sleevelessness must be
trim. closefitting, with possibly a long
shoulder line that gives suggestion
of sleeve. and with preferably a high
neckline. If the lady that you have
pictured to me, who left the party
early. and who certainly had not
sufficient clothing on" wore a dress
drawn up along the close. simple lines
with her stunning hat" she con-
formed to the rules as they now
stand. If she had low neck and big
armholes in her dress, and it was of
vivid color contrasting with her
black hat, she was overdreSsed as
you suspect. Liberties of all sorts
Evening star., 1927-03-24
SUB ROSA
BY MIMI.
BY MIMI.
Wash Behind the Ears.

You often see newspaper articles TO
young mothers on the subject OF the
care and cleanliness of children.
Certainly you don't expect to read
any notes from me on the care Oh
babies--so perhaps the heading of this
article gives you faint. disagreeaple
shock.
You say to yourself: "Ye gods. Is
Mimi going into the business of ad
vising people how to bring up their
children? Thumbs down on her"
But you wrong me. I'm not bit
interested in dirty children. Thelr
mothers ought to see about their
washing-not !.
|, But when you blithe young things
get past the age where mother gives
you the morning inspection-finger-
nails. hands, neck and ears-I'm hor-
rified to state some of you skip few
of the morning ablutions.
And you do so. saying to yourselves:
"Oh, gosh, I've just had my hair
waved and if I start sopping my neck
up the wave will all come out. Who's
going to notice my ears anyhow"
You may be right. If your hair is
not Eton-cropped. the slightly soiled
ear may escape notice, but many other
little omissions. born of that shiftless
attitude of yours, won't escape notice
of the dulleSt man or girl.
The girl who's not fussy about
washing we'll behind the ears has
habit of wearing the pair of hose with
a large hole, which she half hopes
to conceal by dragging it down into
the shoe.
Now, no hole in the heel of any
stocking is going to remain in obscu-
rity long.
Sooner or later it will work it's way
up past the shoe line and emerge tri-
umphantly to view, branding its
wearer as a careless, slovenly child who
isn't fastidious about small matters.
Then there is another symptom of
the non-ear-washer. She doesn't care
much about spots and stains. That
is-they don't disturb her.
Vaguely she's aware that smart
people must look well-groomed, but
it's such a bother-and besides, If she
covers up the stains, who's going to
see them?
So she adjusts belt to cover the
enormous mark left by the gravy from
Sundays chicken dinner-and goes
.serenely forth, confident that her
shame is hidden from the world.
During the afternoon tea she bitches
AiCI SNiL ouOul anu tic DClL SLIPS
whereupon she is revealed as a sloppy
young person who ought to be
spa nked.
Half the safety pins in the world
are used by girls who do not believe
that lack of soap behind the ears is
a bad thing.
They use safety pins where needles
and thread would be much better en-
ployed.
They appear everywhere. cleaning
bits of pin showing through chiffon
to mend a broken strap--or %inking
maliciously in the hem of a velvet
skirt.
Think not, little ear-shirker, that
your omissions are unnoticed.
Even if your ears don't show, any
fastidious person viewing your messy
ensemble could say to himself posi-
lively: There is a girl who does not
wash behind the ears
Mimi will be glad to answer any inquiries
directed to this paper provided a stamped
addressed envelope is inclosed. Also she
will be glad to send Food for Conversation
and How to Overcome Self Consciousness
Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-24
CHAPTER XVI.
Changes.

In the rush of packing to take the
boat for Rio the two girls were once
snore reconciled.
Myra forgot her hurt pride. and
Sally, who adored her, was ready to
forgive her for anything she had said.
But in each of them there was a
change.
Sally, who always took Myra's re-
marks seriously, began to wonder if,
after all, she weren't rather foolish.
She had wanted this trip more than
anything IN the world. Naturally it
meant meeting different men. and as
Myra had said, some of them would
make love to her. Why not meet
such situations as Myra did? 1t was
silly TO cry as if the world had toppled
over on her each time a man showed
any interest. She would try being
sophisticated: she would handle the
thing gracefully, not like silly little
fool. Myra shouldn't be disappointed
in her again.
She said as much to Myra. who was
once more gracious and could afford
TO laugh lightly. Sally's remarks had
been SO naive.
"Myra, I'm going to be different.
or course | can't be as gorgeous as
you are. but promise not to be silly"
Darling. you're sweet just as you
are. / don't want to change you"
But ] have so much to learn. !
realize that"
"Well, you really ought TO have
more defense. II wouldn't hurt you
a bit. II never hurts any woman to
learn to take care of herself"
But If she dismissed the subject
with few light words, she gave some
serious though to it.
OF course, she knew quite we'll that
Sally was really innocent, dangerously
so. She hadn't it in her to pretend,
she was just herself. And in the
Briton incident, Myra had realized
that innocence has more appeal for
a man than sophistication.
At first IL had angered her. but
aside from her periods Of fury, due to
the fact that she was spoiled, she was
fair. She knew that she had tre-
mendous influence over Sally, and for
the first time in her life it actually
troubled her.
In her heart of hearts she knew
why she had come on this trip. She
had been bored with Bill He no
longer seemed to love her: at least,
he hadn't shown it for a long time.
Her decision to take. Sally had been
partly generous and partly selfish.
She knew that Sally needed a change,
and she hadn't wanted to travel alone
Al home, Sally had been a devoted
satellite, but on this trip she had sud.
denly become a definite personality
Evening star., 1927-03-24

with problems of her own. Myra had
never given any thought to such a
possibility. Sally had always seemed
SO negative and so utterly ,adoring,
so entirely in love with Tom and so
very. very domestic.
But on the ship and here in Paris
everything had been different. Sally S
very innocence had it's definite APP
peal. They were two women travelling
alone, and before the trip was over
they would meet other men. Suppose
her influence turned out to be bad for
Sally. She would never forgive her
self if anything like that happened.
After all, it wasn't as if Sally
weren't happily married. And there
was Marjorie, too.
AS for herself, of course she
wanted good time. She could have
fiirtations and handle men. But
Sally, Nothing must happen to change
her,
The day before they were to sail,
Myra rushed into the room excitedly
Listen, darling, we can stay right
on this boat and come back to New
York on it if we go as far as Buenos
Aires. How about il? Only 10 more
days and a small additional cost. We
might as well do it, don't you think
so? After all. Wen probably never
be down this way again
For just moment Sally had a
twinge of conscience. Ten more days
away from Tom. And yet he wouldn't
begrudge it to her, Buenos Aires
too. 1t sounded gorgeous. THE name
Rio conjured up all kinds of things to
her, but Buenos Aires was even more
thrilling.
Myra was talking.
Il really think it's the thing to do,
don't you? We'd be crazy not to take
advantage Of it. That means a whole
month at sea without bothering with
luggage and SO forth. What do you
say"
fCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-24

have professional service, but some
times | touch it up myself at the roots
where it grows in gray. My hair used
to be medium brown. but now it is
brown in the back and jet black in
the front where it has been dyed
MRS. II. l..
MISUNDERSTANDING dyed hair must
be done skillfully. because when the
applications OF dye overlap the hair
becomes too dark. as in your case. I
suggest your having the dye removed
with a commercial dye remover and
then have the hair redyed the correct
shade of brown. Many women, how
ever, prefer to wear transformations
rather than have the trouble and ex-
pense of having the hair dyed and
touched up at intervals.
LOIS LEEDS.
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-24
COloring Gray Hair.

Dear Miss Leeds - Please tell me
about the potato stain for graying
hair. I tried it, but have not yet Oh
tanned results. Is there any other
vegetable dye that will give a deeper
color? / like the effect of the potato
water, as it clingS near the roots,
which other dyes do not readily do.
CONSTANT READER.
Answer-Nothing outside a regular
dye will restore the color to hair that
is predominantly or entirely gray. The
potato stain is not, properly speaking,
a dye. The fresh peelings are boiled
in an iron pot until soft, then the
water is strained off and bottled. Be
fore applying it, rub vaseline on your
forehead, back of neck and hands to
prevent staining of the skin. Now
moisten the hair all over with the po-
tato water and allow it to dry in the
sun. Use as often as desired until
the proper shade is obtained Henna
is a vegetable dye and quite harmless.
1t is sold in a wide range of shades
and gives quick results. / always ad-
wise my readers who wish to have
their hair dyed to have an experienced
hairdresser do the work, as home dye
ing is seldom satisfactory.
LOIS LEEDS.
Dear Miss Leeds-I turned prema-
turely gray and have been using the
henna pack for two years. / usually
Evening star., 1927-03-24

Myro Wdrren aud Sally Bates, tlco
sisters OF tridely different temperG
neents, decided to take long sea
trip. Tom Bates hates the idea Of
losing Sally and she breads leduing
him. MyrG doesn't care rery much
tchdt her husband thinks, but he
AIoUes her. The ship sails BIZ the
time the ttco girls reach Paris Sally
has begun to absorb some of Myrd's
sophiSticdtion. A Mr. Britt0n has
paid attention to Myrd on the ship
and continues to do so in Paris. One
morning he comes up to their room
at the hotel. Myrd is not there and
Sally Is. He kisses Sally and q
moment later MIRA comes in. Mr.
BTitton Iedpes after a rather unpleds-
ant scene and Myrd is cruel to Sally
Evening star., 1927-03-24

are taken with costumes these days.
though / should prefer to he under
rather than over dressed, at any time.
Spring brings us Il riot of color, and
with the warm days, will bring in
creasingIy fewer garments, and I'm a
land that grows as warm as this land
during the Summer months, I feel
that we should allow for a hit Of
stretching of this elastic clause--and
indulge also in tolerance.
Miss Arden answers duestious on the
How. When and Why of good taste. For
y personal reply send stamped. self-ad-
dressed enveIOne
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White Henna Pack for Blonds.

Dear Miss Leeds---(D / am 18 years
old and my hair used to be very fair
until last year, when it began to turn
drab brown. My skin IS very Whte
and nv ewes are blue My health is
good. Should I use white henna on
nv hair to restore it's color? (2) am
five feet eight inches tall. What
should 1 weigh? Will walking make
Evening star., 1927-03-24

~
Answer--m If you wish to restore
the blond color of your hair have
reliable hairdresser apply the white
henna pack, which is a bleach in the
form of a paste. 1t is left on from
seven to fifteen minutes, depending on
the condition of your hair. An expert
enced operator will know just when
to remove the paste. OF course, your
hair will continue growing in brown
at the roots and the bleaching process
must be repeated at regular intervals
of a month or two. This will mean
trouble and expense to you. t2J You
should weigh between 134 and 1877
pounds. It is a sedentary life that is
one of the biggest factors in the de-
velopment OF heavy legs and hips.
Any form of brisk outdoor exercise
that involves the muscles of the lower
limbs will be helpful in keeping them
slim and supple. Please send
stamped. self addressed envelope for
my leafiet on Care of Legs" that
gives special exercises for making the
Evening star., 1927-03-24
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

limbs shapely. Walk four or five
miles a day. You are tall girl, but
there is no reason why you should
not be attractive if you have a good
figure, dress becomingly and have
agreeable manners. Be sure to wear
clothes that suit your individual
type. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT
YOUR OWN LOCALITY?
TODAY'S QUESTIONS.
knowledge Washington and Nearby Regions
Maryland and Virginia
BY DONALD A. CRAIG.

of a
Potomac i'm o
by in
railroad which President Garfield shot?
killed?
Potomac
m q star.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
ANSWERS TO TODAY'S
TEST QUESTIONS.

/. The Bay Of Santa Maria.
2. Capt. Henry Spelman.
3. Margaret Brent.
4. Theodore Roosevelt.
5. At Charlotte Hall.
6. Old Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot, which stood at Sixth
and b streets northwest.
Z. Balls Bluff, Va.
8. Fourteen men.
Evening star., 1927-03-24
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with pimples and blemishes|
on my back and Shoulders
which were noticeable inI
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up did not hide much under
the strong lights Of ths,
stage. and I had 10 do
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Evening star., 1927-03-24

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Evening star., 1927-03-24

Dear Miss Leeds-I turned prema-
turely gray and have been using the
henna pack for two years / usually