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.SHOPPNG---Wth Alice and Evelyn

So much is happening to
the tops of daytime dresses
what with higher necklines,
and all sorts Of interesting
broad-shoulder effects-that in
formal jewelry is something Of
a problem. A last years neck
lace certainly won't do, and
new pieces have to be selected
with the greatest care.
Simplicity, the Keynote
If it's a necklace you have
in mind, nine times out of 10,
it must be short to keep above
the neckline. If the dress is,
simply done, maybe a clip or
two is what it needs, with a
matching bracelet-that combi-
nation is getting smarter all
the time. And with all the
beret-turban types Of little
hats. earrings are back in fash
ion-simple ones. In fact.
everything in really smart jew
elry this season is done with
an intricate simplicity that's
nicer than anything we've had
in years. Sports types, in par
ticular, are simple-what you
wear with knitted dresses and
the like. We've illustrated sew
eral of the newest things in
sports jewelry. It comes in
sets, so that you can wear the
most becoming types-clips or
earrings or a necklace, and
usually a bracelet, too.
GaliIith for SpOrtswear
Nothing's more important
now in sports jewelry than
galilith. Schiaparelli may have
started the vogue or not-but,
anyway, that smart short choker
at the left above is called
Schiaparelli's galilith necklace.
It's made of metal-edged tubes
and blocks with one large ball
in front-in one or else in two
harmonious costume colorS-
with white rondelleS between.
We've shown it in red, white
and blue-because they're the
colors flying high this spring.
Newest Tricks in Clips
The clip pin the girl is hold
ing in her hand is galilith, too
a sort Of shield shape edged mar
rowly in white. A pair of the
clips costs about a dollar. You
know, it's smarter to wear two
perhaps one on your bag.
And down at the left below,
you'll see another clip-star-
shaped, suggesting the national
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OF LOVE -
Drama Of a Girls Undyins
Love and Devotion

Of his head. His brown head,
still damp from his shower.
She bit her lip, to keep from
crying out. Fear and anguish
gnaWed at her heart. But the
paper comforted her he
must feel settled and satisfied
If he could eat his breakfast
and read that way sort
as If the honeymoo were over
maybe, but settling down =.
the loving husband
He looked up suddenly.
You're awfully pensive this
morning"
IT thought you were read
ing"
He struck the paper aside.
mo, I wasn't reading"
Another cup Of coffee?"
she asked hastily.
He glanced at his watch.
Sorry, have to be on my way"
Meets Old Rival
She Mt with him to the
door, accepted his rather alb
sent4minded kiss. Afte- he was
gone she practiced f." an hour
or two scales, breathing
exercises felt better. What
a supersensitive idiot she was
turning out to be! Next thing.
if she didn't look out, she'd
develop nerves like May, or a
weak back, like Bess, and have
to take pills She laughed
q little at that. Decided to
go down town and do a little
shopping. She wanted some
black darning cotton, for Ken's
socks, and new lipStick.
At the perfume counter in a
drug store on Grand Avenue
she walked right into Peggy
Sage. No time to back out, to
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for
LoveIorn
By Beatrice Fairfax
An Authority on Problems Of
Love and Marriage

An Authority on Problems OF
Love and Marriage
When Kipling wrote where he
learned about women" the
beauty parlor was in its infancy
or it hadn't started.
I've often wondered. when
some politician has held forth
on what women want-and con-
victed himself of knowing moth
ing about them-why he didn't
let his hair grow long enough
to get "a permanent" have
close shave, borrow a dress from
his wife and 60 to a beauty par
lor and listen in.
Barber. Chair Chatter
There's the real confessional
where women give up the hid
den depths of their souls-tell
secrets. You just can't stop
them from telling there what
they really think about every
thing prohibition, husbands,
the fellows who are "crazy
about" them and whom they
like q little; what they're doing
to reduce; whether they're go
ing to adopt the new waist line,
which isn't really becoming;
. who's their favorite movie hero;
their real opinion Of Rudy Val
lee, and that soul-searching
question: does the longer skirt
make one look older?
All this they discuss with the
young lady who is making them
more beautiful, or If she -
stuffed to bursting with conf
dences, poor dear!-is not SYM
pathetic, then the lady in the
next chair getting a facial will
do just as well.
whether it's the hot, steam.
ing towels that melt the souls
of women, or the conviction that
they are being made over and
the past is "old stuff" that
doesn't count, someone more
deeply versed in the secrets OF
human behavior than I must
say.
But women while being re-
vamped constitute an invaluable
jury of the peers. No pressure
has been brought to bear. What
they say about each other is as
spontaneous as the song Of a
bird in spring.
Pearls Of Wisdom
Here are a few of the pearls
of wisdom let fall when the
hot towels loosened conf
dences:
Don't try too hard to please
before you're married" A we'll
preserved lady said it was
good business to keep them
guessing
"If you are desperately in
love, it's fatal to show it too
plainly. None of us value a
thing we are dead certain Of"
A fresh, steaming towel over
the mouth and chin of blonde
stopped further revelations.
"If you are over 80, don't
guSh!" The girl who con-
tributed this couldn't have been
a day over %; but she has
a half-sister of 35 who defeats
her matrimonial int e n ions
every time by what this young
cynic calls "a wild, glad note"
Copyright, 1892, by International
Feature ServicN, Ine.)
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Style Hints

Already on the way are
lovely straw hats when the
sun starts to work overtime.
A charming model is done in
soft green milan with a brim
that is held up in back by a
cluster of pink gardenias with
green leaves that nestle at the
back of ones waves or ring
lets. Around the band Is a
narrow band Of green leaves
done in waxed ribbon.
In the trunk Of a well-known
woman who is on a trip round
the world is a smart and practi-
cal travelling coat. It is in her
ringbone tweed in dark blue
flecked with white and is lined
with white and gray squirrel
lock. There are wide, square
revers and it is trimmed with
a separate little ermine tie.
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CHAPTER 10

They were a little furtive and
unnatural in the morning. She
felt his awkwardness, and he
felt hers.
"He knows he knows I
heard him cry" she thought
miserably, cutting the grape
fruit, measuring the coffee with
curiously capable hands.
Breakfast is almost ready,
Ken!" she called in a voice that
was meant to be natural and
gay and sounded loud and tin
canny to her own oversensitive
ears.
Ready in a minute, honey"
he answered in the same tone.
Lily Lou Strengthened the strip
Of embroidered linen on the
built-in table of the breakfast
nook. Rearranged the sugar
and cream pitcher. For a
moment-she leaned against the
wall, the backs Of her hands
pressed tight against her hot
cheeks. She felt that she was
choking.
Fear Threatens
She had brought in the morn
ing paper, and laid it at Ken's
place. Usually he took a glance
at the front page, another at
the sports section, then pushed
it aside. Today he propped it
up in front Of him, read while
he ate.
There was something hus-
bandly and settled about it.
From her place across the t. BILE
Lily Lou could just see the top
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When Manners
Are Correct
BY Mrs. Beeckman
Wedding Attendants

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
I am going to be married in
March, and now 7 wish to in
vite my attendants. I intend to
have one Of my married sisters
as matron Of honor, and an
other married sister will be
among my bridesmaids. Do I
have to have a maid Of honor,
an unmarried girl, If ! have a
matron of honor, a married wo-
man? Also, is it permissible and
proper to have married women
among my bridesmaids?
If you wish, it is quite correct
for you to have only a matron
of honor, and not a maid OF
honor. However, if you wish. =.
and only if you wish. you may
have both, but it isn't necessary.
Also nowadays no distinction is
made between unmarried people
and married people as attend
ants, either as the chief attend
ant or as bridesmaids. So
make your choice just as you
wish, from your married or un-
married sisters and friends.
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z made an opening bid Of 2
Spades upon 71a probable tricks.
Having 5A probable tricks, Y
had visions of at least a small
slam. He raised to 2-No Trumps,
to discover more about his part
ner'S suit distributions. AS a
semi-forcing bid obligates no
response except upon real
strength, z did not hesitate to
bid 3-Spades, which Y jumped
to 6-Spades.
The opening lead was the 8
Of Clubs. Counted as a fourth
best, the Rule Of Eleven showed
one higher Club than the one
led by B. The higher card
could not be the 9, as then A
would have led the @ from
Q-J-10. 1t could not be the
@, as the J would have been
led from J-10-9. BIS higher
Club must either be the 10
or the j.
Dummy's Ace won the trick
The z played by B could not
be anything except the lower
Of two cards, showing that A
originally held six Clubs. That
meant that both B and the
dummy could trump the third
round Of Clubs. With the j.
9-8 Of Spades missing it was
almost certain that B would be
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Inere'S q SIM
ply stunning necklace that we
couldn't Show-becauSe the girl
we've sketched would look so
over-loaded-but you mustn't
miss it. It looks just like q
series of the clips or earrings
laid end to end and overlapping
Or even more like the brace
let.
Figures in Metal
That idea Of metal applique
is such a good one they've
brought it out in real sports de-
signs. If you play golf, tennis
or polo: like hunting, fishing,
canoeing or horseback riding,
you can choose your favorite
sport in jewelry. Plain silver
metal figures on white or blue,
devil red, pirate green, beige or
pumpkin shade. We've en-
larged the brooch, at the right
dDOVC OO JOu SuA oOO AV"
smartly the design is done.
You'll want to look twice at
the necklace and at the brace
let-it's Lelong's new "cuff"
type. See? Shaped just like a
cuff. And the metal figures
are appliqued all around.
Woven on Rings
But everything in sports jew
elry isn't galilith. There's Le-
longs new graduated ringlet
type, for instance-on the lower
figure at the right. The neck
lace and bracelet are made Of
tiny, tiny beads intricately
woven over composition rings.
And done in two colors, always
almost any combination you'd
like.
Flag Their Interest
And although those three
bracelets at the right below
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through hers. Before she knew
just how it happened they were
seated at a table in one of the
Russian tea rooms just off the
avenue.
"The Russian soup, with the
sour cream?" The waitress
pretty Slavic face was close to
Lily LOUIS. She must have
asked twice.
Lilly Lou murmured hastily,
though she hated sour cream,
Continued on End Comic Page }
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hastily look the other way.
Peggy saw her, seemed to shrink
back, too. Then with a nervous
little laugh she held out both
hands. "The bride! To think
of meeting you here! My dear,
I'm so glad to see you. Do have
lunch with me. I'm alore, and
starving"
Lily Lou gulped. "Td just
love to, but"
She never finished the halt
ing excuse. Peggy Sage hooked
q small but determined arm
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better. The set
of sports jewel
ry Sketched on
the second fig
ure is made
just that way
of egg-shaped
galilith discs,
with SilV er
m e t al tips.
nA~nSn = aivA
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a stretch, by the use Of a per
fectly harmless medicine called
Midol.
It acts in seven minutes. Relief
is complete. The pain is gone.
You are comfortable again. Midol
is not a narcotic and offers no
interference with nature. All
druggists; ask simply. for Midol.
The Washington times., 1932-02-29
Suggestions For
Housewives

Soap should be substituted
for soda when washing silver
and plated goods.
Lard will remove tar stains
from all kinds of materials.
Rub well into the stains, leave
for an hour or so, then wash
the entire article or garment in
the usual way.
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aren't meant
for SportSwear
not by any
stretch of the
i'm q g ination,
we couldn't re-
sist showing
them. One is
red, one white
and one blue,
made Of color
ed rhinestoneS
set in match
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How Do
Chorus Girls
Manage?

The theater knows
no sick lis t."
Chorus girls just
can't be absent. "
Regardless of the
Time of Month, "
they must be on
time, on their toes,
and smiling. How
do they do it?
N a ture doesn't
spare them. They
are always smiling
and active because
they have learned
to stop all periodic
pain for hours at
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For Sports leWeIry
New designs for
sports or general
wear

event we're celebrating this
year. Imagine how trick it
looks on the plain part of one
of those smart new dresses
that's partly a bicentennial
print!
Metal Applique
Galilith combined with metal
is very, very new. And If it's
just a touch Of metal, all the
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ing composition-the most gor-
geous combination for evening
wear we've seen-eSpecially if
you own q white evening gown!
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OUTDOOR MOVIES
MAY BE NEW FAD
Missouri Man Converts Vest Pocket
Golf Set-up to Ingenious
Theater.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLAYTON. No, July 30.--When the
miniature golf craze folded up, Jamees
p Wilson set about finding new u1c3
for the corner lot on which he had
layished his ingenuity as builder.
The result is an outdoor motion pic
ture theater Of rustic design, wired for
sound. which may start a new vogue in
this fashionable St Louis suburb.
Forming a partnership with Wallace
Kieselhorst, an experienced motion pic
ture man, Wilson completely re
modelled" the links"
The incline which was once the
eighteenth ''fairway' became the theater
entrance; series Of terraces, surfaced
with rock screenings, became the
floor"
Tall oaks which featured the golf
course were preserved intact, and the
natural am mlihtheater was surrounded
with a rustic willow fence. Entrance
gateway, rock pool in the lobby" and
other decorative features were designed
to harmonic with the outdoor idea.
From the opening Of the theater early
in July its attractions played to in
creasing crowds, with patrons frequent
ly turned away on week ends. Bank
presidents, big business men and other
prominent citizens are numbered among
its steady customers.
A capacity crowd Is about 450 per-
sons i'll the wooden seats and at tables
placed along terrace at the rear.
I Tho,2 on the terrace may SIP .cfccSh-
mems and watch the picture at the
s2me time
Portable equipment was installed in
the projection booth, which has two
mCchines. Two sp akCrs, one on either
side Of the screen, take care of sound
reproduction. Noises from the street
do not bother the audience In the tiny
bowl" protected by the trees and
stockade
Each evening about two hours before
show time the floor" is sprinkled to
| counteract the effects of the sun, and
N the hottest weather the surrounding
trees also get bath.
The Shady Oak Garden Movie" plays
four changes of programs weekly. When
| the show is halted by the weather, pa
irons get rain checks.
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American Legion

With the closing of the District of
Columbia departmental annual con-
vention last week at the Stuart Junior
High School, local Legionnaires are now
looking forward to the national conven-
ton which will be held in Portland,
Greg, September IL to is.
Besides the delegates and alternates
elected last week by the local organi-
cation the indications are q number of
District veterans will also make the
trip.
AS yet it is not definitely known
whether any Of the local musical Or
genizations will go to the convention. A
report from national convention head
quarters states that American Legion
drum majors, snare drummers and
buglers will have the opportunity to
compete for individual national cham
pionship honors. This will be the first
time that individual contests of this
type have been sponsored by the Ma
tional Trophies and Awards Committee
at any national convention. The win
ner in each event will be recognized as
the national Legion champion for the
ensuing year. Gold, silver and bronze
medals will be awarded to the winners
try fee is charged. The competition
will be open only to LegiOnnaireS in
good standing, and in case of drum
majors, only those who appearing
with their own drum corps.
The annual colOrful night parade Of
the Forty and Eight in connection with
the national convention will be held
Monday, September II according to
present plans
The United States Forest Service of
the North Pacific District, has issued an
invitation to Legionnaires to visit ma
Evening star., 1932-07-31
Heifetz to Meet His Son.

GONE time in late August, if all goes
well, Jascha Heifetz, the world ia
nous violinist, will see for the first
time his infant son, Robert Joseph
HeifetZ, who was born at the Heifctz
home in Beverly Hills, Hollywood, OH
June rs, while his distinguished father
completed the final stage of his fourth
musical world tour.
Heifetz is at present in South Africa
on the last lap of tour that started
last August with concerts in Japan
China, Java, Indo-China and India.
Mrs. Heifetz began the tour with her
husband, but left the violinist in Cairo,
Egypt, late last February to return to
California to await the birth of little
Robert Joseph. In the meantime, Hell
fet2 c0ncEccd his tou~ clone and is
expected TO leach California late in
Augrst frCm Europe
Following q br.cf vacation with his
family e. Hollywood. H"fc:z rCta.ns
TO the East for a conccIt at C9"rertc
H u II Ncv' Yo-!. O1 Cc'"bcr .. which
viii b-gin his Fall ard Writer Amori-
cen tour and which b~ir"5 him tN Con-
stitution Hall here, after an absence
of two seasons. on Tuesday afternoon,
December 9, as the second ottra ction
of Mrs Wilson-Greene's Philharmonic
series Of afternoon concerts in 1928