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The Washington times., 1932-11-11
lmportsnt Event
In New York
Today

The wedding In New York
today of Mas AlAnchette Ferry
Hooker and Mr., john %. R0Cke-
feller, ard, will be the Otitstand-
Inc sociAl event OF the year In
that city, over 1000 guests
have been Invited TO attend
the ceremony, which win be
performed At i:sO O'Clock In
the Riverside Church, BY Rev.
DR.. Harry Emerson F'0sdick,
assisted by Or. Eugene e.
CAtder and q reception Will
follow at the Colony Club.
The wedding gifts, which
form q notable collection, have
been on view for several days
In the apartment Of Mr.. and
Mrs, EiOh Huntington Hooker.
the brides parents, and certain.
~ they give no indication that
o depression Ia on.
1'he bride will wear q gown
Of ivory satin, made on sim
pie lines, which has been de-
signed and made by an Amer
icah cOdturier. The brides
maids. who viii wear fuschia-
colured creations, will number
nine, ana they include three Of
the brides sisters, the Misses
Helen, Barbara, and AdelAh .
Hooker, rs well as Miss FafSh
Rockefeller, cousin OF the
brldeeroofn. Mr.. Rockefeller's
eroofnsrfien Will include four
Of his brothers.
The bride, who il very viva.
cious and gay, ID not what
one would call an ultrA-rnodefn
glrl-certAinly not OF all Of the
flAppef type. She has always
been very popular In new York
ana Greenwich, where her par
efits' summer home is located;
and she Is inclined to be studi-
ous, having preferred four
years At vAssAr to four years
In society In Manhattan, fol-
lowing her graduation from
Miss Chapin's School in 1927.
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PORTANT Balls WILL MARX ARSTeE DAY CELEBRATION cAPTAL
Miss Ruth Tuckemon Feted To-day ct
Debutdnte Party at Tuxeden

Dixon and Mrs. James Francis
sullivan, Of Philadelphia; Mrs,
Bruce Cotton and Hon. Mrs.
j.. Tunstofl.Smith and Mrs.
Huntington williams, OF Balti.
more.
Wears Gown Of velvet
The young bud, who win re-
ceive with her mother ana two
sisters. Miss Laura Tuckerrnan
and Mrs. Sherican BlAys, jr..
will wear q gown Of sheer
white velvet made on simple
lines with q short cape. she
will carry q bouquet Of Afi1eri.
can Beauty roses. Mrs. fucker
mans gown wilt be Of black
velvet with ecru lace on the
bodice. Miss Laura TuckSfmA1l
will wear q gown Of beigW satin
and Mrs. BiAys will be in black
velvet.
The drawing rooms will be
effectively decorated with chryS-
anthen1ufns, roses and autumn
foliage and q strihged ofches-
ira will play throughout the
afternoon.
Among those assisting the
debuta1te will be her cousin,
Miss Cary Page. Of North caro-
lima; Countess GLADYS S3e-
cfenyi, Miss Aida Robinson,
Of New York; Miss Susan
Rogers Fish, Miss Marion
Shouse, Miss Edith Bull. Miss
Catherine Dubois, Miss Ger
(cSntinaed on Page -. Get. I,
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Notable Company
at Luncheon i.

The Assistant Secretary of
War. Mr.. Frederick H. Payne;
the Commandant of the Ma
rine Corps, Brig. Gen. Ben H.
Fuller; the Military Attache Of
the French Embassy, Brig. Gen.
Francois Pillon; the assistant
Military Attache of the British
Embassy, Capt. r. st. D. b. Le-
jeune, and Capt. L. A. DeSSeE, U.
S. M. c.. were honor guests at a
luncheon given by the KiwaniS
Club yesterday at the Pantheon
de la Guerre. The hosts for
the occasion were Mr.. Edwin r.
Hill, president Of the Washing
ton Club, Mr. David C. Brook,
president Of the Alexandria
Club, and Mr.. John F.. Webster.
vice president of the Arlington
county. Va, club. The Rev,
John C. Palmer, a member OF
the club, delivered an address
following the luncheon and
later the guests viewed the war
scenes depicted on the walls Of
the huge auditorium.
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MI. and Mrs. walter n. Tuck.
erm6n will entertain members
Of official, diplomatic and resi-
Dental society at O tea this
afternoon at their residence,
Tuxeden, In Edgemoor, Md,
when they will formally present
their daughter, Miss Ruth Hol-
lingsworth Tuckerrnan. Many
,out-of-town guests will also be
IN the COMPANY, q group OF reiA-
tives Of the debutante coming
from New York Tor the occasion.
The young bud, who will re.
ceive with her mother. will wear
q gown Of eggshell velvet made
on simple lines with a short
cape. Mrs. Tuckerman's gown
will be Of black velvet with ecru
lace on the bodice.
The drawing rooms will be ef.
feetively decorated with chrys-
anthemums. roses and autumn
foliage. and @ stringed orchestra
will play throughout the after
noon.
Following the tea. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuckerman will be hosts
at dinner at the National Wur1-
ans Country Club for their
daughter, the debutantes assist
ing her and the out-of town
guests. Later in the evening q
number OF additional guests
will join the cofhpahy for dane
ing.
Many out-of.towh guests will
also be In the company, In
Guiding MRS. George Dallas
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TO Fete Debutante

Miss Helene Fortescue, debut
tame daughter Of Col. and Mrs.
Granville Fortescue, will be the
guest in whose honor Mr.. Har-
ris Hull, Mr.. kenneth Watson,
and Mr.. Jack Mustard will en-
tertain at a buffet supper Sun
day night at their residence in
Twenty-seventh Street.
y \
Senator Robert F. Wagner, Of
New York, is at his apartment
at the Shorenan1 for a few days.
X X
Former Representative Frank.
lin W. Fort, Of New Jersey, and
Mrs. Fort are guests at the
ShofehaYa for a brief stay.
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Navy Man to Wed

The engagement of Miss
Genevieve Neva McLear, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
McLear, Of Bronxville. N. Y, to
Lieut.. Charles Maurice Ryan.
U. 3. NJ, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice j. Ryan, Of Ausable
Forks, N. Y, was announced
yesterday afternoon at a lunch
con and bridge party given at
the Hotel Gramatan.
MRS. Payne Whitney, of New
York city, is in Washington. at
the Carlton, for a short stay.
Dinner Hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
Smith will entertain at dinner
this evening at the Mayflowef
in hohor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A. johnson. and later they will
go With their guests to the
ArmiStice Ball at the hotel.
X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Fred
erick Cook have taken an apart
ment at the Westchester where
they will make their future
home, Before her marriage this
summer Mrs. Cook was Miss
Eleanor Dimitry Daniel, Caugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. Ernest
Humphrey Daniel.
a
Miss Mabel Boardman 1e-
turned to her residence In p
Street last evening from New
York where she spent the past
few days.
4
Dean C. B. Hutchinson, of
Berkeley. Calf, is at the VIII.
lard for q stAg Of several days.
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Bridge Tea Given
for Miss Hall

Mrs. clarence Hall entertain
ed at a bridge party followed
by tea this afternoon at the
Chevy Chase Club for her
daughter, Miss Virginia Hail.,
who will be presented to So
ciety later In the season At 4
tea dance to be given by her
parents.
Those in the company in
cluded Miss Betty Aiflsworth
Burke, Miss Mary Lee Bell, Miss
Patsy Benton, Miss Margaret
Ely, Miss Jane Mayo Evans, Miss
Atitiabel Essary Miss Laura kath.
crime Field, Miss Rion Foftescue,
Miss Helene Fortescue, Miss
Katherine Fuqua, Miss Rather
inc fIillyer, Miss Betty Jones.
Miss Eleanor Jones, Miss Marga:
ret Mckinley, Miss Jean King
man, Miss katherine Mitchell,
Miss Helen Marks, Miss Helen
Pendleton Manley, Miss Julia
Matheson, Miss Marguerite
Prescott. Miss Janet Patterson,
Miss Cecil Perry Miss Isabel
Perry, Miss Eleanor Pilson, Miss
Marion ShoUse. Miss Frances
Simonds, Miss MAI sykes. Miss
Priscilla WinkIow watson. Miss
Ethel Mae Taylor. Miss Vir.
ginia Voeth, Miss Helen Tewks-
bury, Miss Jane TeWksbury,
Miss Jane Foster and Miss
Dorothy smith.
Mrs. Hall also had as her
guests Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner,
Mrs. Helen G. Durfee, Mrs.
William F. Ham, Mrs. irving
Hall, Mrs. Laird, Dunlop. jr.,
Mrs. William D. 1ewksbury and
Mrs a H. warner. ir.
The Washington times., 1932-11-11
Albanian Envoy
Attends Dinner

The minister Of Albania, MIR.
Faik Konitza, and the minister
Of Egypt, Sesostris Sfdarouss
pashA, were among those din.
ing ct the Arts club last eve
ming. Others in the company
were Mrs, Matte Wyarit Pbf!'
ter, Mr.. E. Price Porter, Miss
Evelyn Scott, Miss Marjorie
Davis and DR.. George E. An
defso4l. A musical program fol-
lowed the dinner. Mrs. Dorp-
thy DeMuth watson was the
hostess for the evening.
X
The Duchess de Richelieu.
who has been visiting Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, now Is the
guest of her cousin, Col. Henry
May.
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Benefit Lecture

The Guild of ct. Qertrude's
School of Arts and Crafts is
offering a benefit lecture to be
given Friday evening, Novefn.
Der 16, at 8 O'Clock, in CASTOR
Hall, Georgetown University.
DR.. Fulton Sheen, ph. D., Of
New York and Washington. will
give the lecture, his subject be.
ing The Pageahtfy of the
Skies" Among the sponsors
for the event are Mrs. D. j.
Callahan, Mrs. Pere Wilmer,
Mrs. .. c. Shea. Mrs. B. F,
Sand, Mrs. Eva Killkoff. Mrs.
Charles P. Neill. and Mrs. Mil
ton Allies.
The Washington times., 1932-11-11
At Home Tuesday

The Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams will be at home to Navy
Officers and their wives on Tues
day, November ID from 5 until
Z O'Clock at their residence,
222l r st.
The counselor Of the French
Embassy, Mr.. jules Henry, will
sAll today aboard the Paris,
en- route to France for q
vacation.
Il + 4
The charge d'affaires of the
NicaraguAt1 legation, Senor Dir.
Don EAalg Manuel DebAyle, and
Sonora de DebAyle were the
hosts at q dinner and theater
party last evening. entertaining
In honor of Mr.. ana Mrs. r. r.
HNWkSWOfth.
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Weekend Guests

Mrs. George Barnett will
have as guests for the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Fair
fax, OF Roanoke, va, who will
attend with her the American
Legion's Armistice Ball at the
Mayflower tonight.
y 4
The Governor. of the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer will return to the Capi-
tai this evening from New
York where they have been
for the past several days.
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and Marine Corps, and each matron
will be squirrel by her husband or a
member OF the ball committee.
The hostesses Of the evening will
include Mrs. Adams, wife Of the Sec
retary Of the Navy; Mrs. Payne, wife
of the Assistant Secretary Of War;
Mrs. Louis A. johnson, wife of the
national commander of the American
Legion, and Mrs. LArdreau, wife Of
the commander of the American Le-
gion in the District Of Columbia.
Others in the line will include Mrs.
George G. Havenner, wife of the ex-
ecutive vice president Of the District
Of Columbia George Washington BIZ
centennial Commission Mrs. s. Alfred
Blackburn, national commander Of the
AnnnNiAnn To0;on auxilinr ridh. Mrs
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Notable Luncheon

Sonora de Sacasa, wife of
the recently elected President
Of Nicaragua and former minis.
ter Of Nicaragua, was the guest
in whose honor Mrs. Clarence
0rosner entertained at lunch.
e0n yesterday. The other
guests were Sonora de Recinos.
wife Of the minister of GuatA.
fl1Ala; Sonora de zaldumbide.
wife Of the minister Of Ecuador:
Sonora de Chevalier, wife Of
the secretary Of the legation Of
Panama; Sonora de CAmpos-
ORTIZ, wife Of the first secre.
tAry Of the Mexican embassy:
Sonora de DieS de Medina ana
Mrs. Matthew White Perry.
Mrs. woodrow Wilson, who
went to Japan early in the
fall, Is expected to return to
washington early In December.
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Attache Hast

The military attAche of the
japanese Embassy, Col. shisui.
chi TAnAkA. and Nine. TanAka
were hosts at dinner last eve.
ming. having as guests Major
and Mrs. Thomas @, Mcdonald
and Capt. Shosllke ShlmOsnNlA,
naval Attache Of the embassy.
X : y
Mr.. StephAf1e I.auzanfe, edi.
tor-in4chief Of lie MAtin, the
well-knuwn Paris daily, who
came to the tinted States to
observe the elections and
who visited Washington sew
eral weeks ago, will sail on
the French liner Paris late
this Afternoon.
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Returning Monday

Miss Mary ThAChAr, iAuRh-
ter Of the solicitor General
and Mrs, Thomas b. Thatcher,
Will join her parents ut their
residence In Georgetown Mon.
day, coming from New York
where she spent the past week.
AAM
MRS. Harry New, wife nf the
former Postmaster General, re.
turned yesterday to ffemloek
Hedge, her home In EdgetA0of,
from indianapolis where she
and MIR. New have been for
some time. Mr.. New, who is in
Chicago. will Join Mrs. New
here At Thanksgiving time.
The Washington times., 1932-11-11
Japanese Envoy
En- Route to
America

The ambassador Of Japan, Mr..
Katstiji Debichi, accompanied
by Nine. Debuchi and their
daughter, Miss TAXA Debuchi,
will leave Tokyo today en- route
to this country. They will come
BY way Of Europe, stopping off
In Geneva en- route, and they
expect to arrive In washington
about the middle Of December.
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and Official Society to
| Attend Gale Jubilee Benefit
| For Disabled Veterans
| e4 S&!4g co"un>

"A fanfare of trumpets will announce the impressive entry
the ladies who will receive the guests at the Armstice
Ball to be given tonight in the grand ballroom Of the May
Flower Escorting them will be color guard bearing the
national emblem as well as the eoors Of the Army Navy
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leaves Today

J the retiring dean OF the
Diplomatic Corps, the royal
italian ambassador, Mobile
Giaeo1no de Martino, accom-
panied by the secretary Of the
Embassy, Mobile Carlo Andrea
sOArdi, left by motor this morn
ank for New York, whence the
aOrfner will. sail tomorrow
Aboard the italian liner Rex for
Ms home.
The newly appointed coun-
selor Of the embassy, MArqueSe
RAsquale Diana, viii be charge
M1ffAires until the arrival Of
8he new ambassador.
The Ambassador Of Great
Britain Sir Ronald Lindsay and
lady Lindsay will entertain ut
Ainner this evening in honor
Df Sir Arthur Falter, Of Eng
land, who arrived in the
Capital today and win be a
eWest at the embassy for
Several days.
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Envoy Feted

\ The Ambassador OF Belgium,
Mr.. paul May, and Mile. Fran.
boise May, were the guests Of
honor ct a luncheon given. yes
teftlAy in New York by Miss
@lSA. Maxwell, in her apartment
DC the waldorf Astoria.
The other. guests Included the
eormler Ambassador ana MRS.
Henry p. Fletcher. Lady Mendl,
Mrs. William Randolph Hearst.
Marquis ViscOHati and Count
BtanlSlauS de la Rochefoucauld,
bf Paris.
I the minister Of Egypt, SeSos-
iris gidafOuss PaSha, win be the
kuese In whose honor Mr.. and
Mrs. carlos del Mar will en-.
eftal1l at dinner this evening.
AR&
l The tJhlted States minister
N Sweden, Mr.. John M. More.
head, will sail tonight aboard
Ahe Bremen Of the North
German Lloyd, en- route to his
st ih Stockholm.
!: 4 4
Z The Associate Justice, Mr.,
Owen j. Roberts, has been
auined At bis residence in
sf,nirty.fifSt street BY Mrs. Rob.
kFts and their daughter, Miss
BliBabeth Roberts. who have
eefi spending several days at
their PenhSylvAniR home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
UNOFFICIAL WAR
RAGING THROUGH
SOUTH AMERICA
25O Reported Dead in Fight
Between Paraguayan,
Bolivian Troops.
By United Press

War, undeclared but actual, is
flaming through the southern hemi-
sphere, making South America 3
battle-ground over thousands OF
miles Of territory.
One undeclared war, another civil
war and growing feats of third in.
ternational conflict defy the peace
full efforts Of American diplo-
mats.
At least $50 Bolivian and Para
guayan soldiers we're reported killed
in the two weeks battle raging
about Fl. Boqueron, in the disputed
Gran Chaco frontier region.
The rich Brazilian state of Sac
Paulo, which on July 9 rose against
the federal government and de.
manded return to constitutional
procedure, continued today to holo
most Of its territory, although
hemmed in by federal troops.
The third trouble spot is in the
northwest, where Colombia ane
Peru were squabbling ever territory
with feeling in both countries highly
inhamed.
Colombia wasS reported sending
troops to Leticia, a small border
town on the headwaters of the Anna
zon river which Peruvian radical.
seized ten days ago. Leticia was
given to Colombia by a boundary
treaty negotiated several years ago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
NATION NEEDS
GREAT POEM
HOOVER THINKS
Christopher Morley Obtains
Unique Interview at
White House.
BY OTIS PEABODY SWIFT
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-"No one
can live here without wanting to
DO his best. Even men of little
stature have been lifted above
themselves.
Thus Christopher Morley, author,
critic, poet, and one time newspaper
columnist, quotes President Hoo
ver's comment on his life in the
White House, given as the two sat
together in the executive mansion
in Washington, chatting on books
and life.
With his wife, Morley spent a
night at the White House as the
Presidents guest. His experiences
are wildly recorded in an article
in the current issue of the Satur-
day Review of Literature, published
Thursday.
Perhaps what this country needs
is a great poem" he quotes the
President as saying, something to
lift people out of fear and selfish
ness.
"Is it too informal Morley asks,
for me to say that nothing more
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
Map Ballot Campaign
William Nathan

William Nathan
MacChesney, Chi
cago (left) and
Judge Clarence R.
Martin of the SUI
preme court are
former officers of
A. E. F. general
headquarters in
France.
They are shown
here comforting at
the Claypool on
plans for a CIVIL
ian campaign. The
objective is cleo
ton of the Re-
nilhlican ticket in
Indiana. Martin
is on that ticket
for reelection to
the high court
and MacChesney
was sent here
from national G
o. P. headquar-
tiers to form Hoo
yer booster clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23

endeared the President than the
fact that his dress shirt, like yours
and mine, tends to billow up under
his chin, or that, dining en- famille
Mrs. Hoover calls him Daddy? II
probably is.
But even in that huge dining
room of state, where over eighty
can sit for an official function, one
can not be shy when one hears
that oldest and dearest of names
across the table"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
SOCIALISTS ON FILE
State, National Tickets
Ready for Voters.

State and national tickets of the
Socialist party have been filed with
Governor Harry G. Leslie, assuring
an opportunity for Indiana voters
to cast their ballot for Norman
Thomas for President, if they so
desire.
The state ticket is headed by
Powers, Hapgood, Socialist Governor
candidate, now connected with the
cooperative Columbia Conserve
Company.
Other state candidates are:
Forrest Wallace, Veedersburg United
States senator: Samuel S. Condo. Marion
Lieutenant-Governor; Henry W. Daacke,
indianapolis secretary of state; George M.
Larriar Indianapolis treasurer of state;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
FORM DRAMATIC CLUB
Junior Organization Is Perfected at
Indiana University.
BIZ Times Special


BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. %
A junior dramatic club is being or
ganized at Indiana university by the
university's division of speech and
the Theta Alpha Phi honorary
dramatic organization. Purpose of
the newly organized club is to make
1t possible for freshmen and those
ineligible for Theta Alpha Phi to get
better acquainted with dramatics in
the university.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23

Warren Evans. Elkhart, auditor of state;
D. Lincoln Orlowski South Bend, sttor-
ney-general: Mrs Effie NJ Mueller, Indi-
annapolis. reporter of supreme court; Mrs.
Lilly Miller. Terre Haute. state superin-
tendent of public instruction: Wilmert B.
Schneider Indianapolis, judge supreme
court. Third district; Mandel e. Gilman,
South Bend. Judge supreme court. Fifth
district: William j. McMillen, Hunting
burg judge appellate court First district;
william H. Hedrck Kokomo. Judge APP
pellate court, Second district.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
Style Counts

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-What
the well-dressed prohibition
agent in Chicago will wear is
provided for in his daily or
ders from Administrator Ma
lachi L. Harvey.
If the next days raids are
in the vicinity of Northwestern
university in Evanston, the or
der usually is come dressed
like a college boy"
If a still in the steel mills
or stockyards district is on the
raiding program, the men are
told to come in workmenS
clothes. But if gold coast
or Hyde Park speakeasy is in
prospect, the order may pro-
vide for formal afternoon or
evening garb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-23
LIGHTNING PLAYS TRICK
Bolt Makes Horse Weathervane
Stand on Hind Legs.

BIZ United Press
MIDDLEBORO, Mass, Sept. 3D.
During an electrical storm freak
ish bolt of lightning hit horse
weathervane atop Mrs. Lizzie Lin
coins barn, changing the horses
position so as to make it appear to
be standing on it's hind legs.
About 100000 tons of coal are
burned annually in England
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-26
INTERESTING CROSS-OVER
RANGEMENT GIVES
Smart Iengthcning Eject
BY ANNEIT.


There are few amongst us who
cant support n few sllmming lines.
And what a joy to-day's model IL
to the woman Of heavier build.
1t Is cut along the jacket-like
lines now so much favoured by
Paris.
Carry 1t out as its inspirator in a
checked wooden in navy blue with
rose-red and plain blue trim--and
you'll love 1t.
Rough crepe silk in black with
white trim would be charming too.
Style No. 97S Is designed for
sizes 36, 3S, 40, AZ, A, 40 and as
inches bust. Size SO requires 3M
yards of 36-inch material with "a
yard of 35-inch dark and " yard
of 35-lnch light contrasting.
Spring Is the most important, the
most colorful season in Fashions.
All the more reason why you
should have an authentic guide,
such as our new Fashion Maya
zine, to show you the way In de-
sign, colors, etc. or course. there
are styles for afternoons, for
afternoons, for stouts, for home
wear, lingerie, children. etc.
Price Of Book 10 cents.
Price of Pattern 15 cents In
stamps or coin (coin Is preferreO =.
Wrap coin carefully.
Send your money and order to
Pattern Department., Waterbury
Democrat, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-26

could come and be present on her
own 80th birthday, May 4, next.
The Mad Reporters.
And the news of that has caused
great trouble to Alice. She does
not like publicity, so most times
lately she has remained behind the
closed doors of her rambling old
English house.
In Wonderland she got used to
the Dodo, the White Rabbit. the
Walrus and the Carpenter. She
even got used to the Mad Halter.
But it was something different.
when on CARROTS birthday, the
Mad Reporter and the Mad Photo
grapher from NEA Service wanted
to cross the magic easements of
her house. But she foiled him, did
Alice. She has a Dragon. Oh, a
very nice Dragon whose name Is
Lucy and whose cheeks are rosy
and her eyes smiling.
"Oh, but you can't see Alice"