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Evening star., 1933-12-10
Miss Leila D. Bond to We'd
Mr.. Douglas T. Gardner

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bond Of Accomac
Va, announce the engagement Of their
daughter Leila Dickerson to Mr.. Doug
las Tracy Gardiner, son Of former Com
missioner and Mrs. w. Gwynn Gardiner
Of this city. The wedding will take
place In the near future.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Somervell Beale
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Florence Stuart, to Mr.. Rich-
ard Coke Marshall, Sd, the son of Gen.
and Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall. Miss
Beale 10 graduate of Gunston Hall and
Mr.. Marshall Is o graduate Of Virginia
Military Institute and Harvard Law
School. He is now practicing law in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry White Of
Linden, Warren County, Va, have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mary Acton. to Mr.. Thomas Kent
Bowers, ensign, q. s. NJ, son Of Comdr.
and Mrs. John T. Bowers Of Annapolis,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stribling Mar
shall, formerly Of Portsmouth and now
Of Lexington, Va, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Myra st.
Julien to Mr.. Edward Vernon Brush,
jr., Of the University Of Virginia. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush Of Chatham, Va.
The wedding will take place December
% In Lexington. Miss Marshall Is O
graduate Of Sweet Briar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf Landsman an
nounce the engagement OF the formers
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sister. Miss Anna Lee Jones, entertained
at unique surprise tea last week In
honor Of the birthday anniversary Of
their mother, Mrs. Isabelle Jones, cele-
brating the occasion by asking about 20
Of her former pupils in the Montgomery
County schools, where she taught for
~ years.
The Misses Jones received in the aft
ernoon in their mothers home in Sandy
Spring apd had assisting them In the
dining room Mrs. A. C. Wallace OF
Washington. Mrs. Albert Nichols OF
Highland, Howard County, and Miss
Gertrude O'Keefe and Miss Maude
Younger.
Mrs. J. A. G. Wright CT Georgetown
entertained for her son and daughter.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, jr
Of Sandy Spring, Nd. last evening at
dinner preceding the "Follies," to which
she took her guests. Those from Sandy
Spring included Mr.. and Mrs. A. Doug
las Farquhar, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
L. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller
and her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Lounsbury Of Ardmore, Pa, and
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Nrge that 1t extends across large part
1 the mansion. Carter Hall, built in
1880 by Col. Nathaniel Burwell of Car
ters Grove, an ancestor Of Mr.. Lambert,
Is considered by many to be one of the
most regal Of all the colonial homes and
landed estates Of the Old Dominion. Set
within q noble grove Of towering oaks,
1t still holds much Of the charming ro-
nance and glamour OF past century.
Mrs. Amos A. Steele will act as host
ess at the tea tomorrow at the American
Association Of University Women. She
will be assisted by Miss Carrie Davis,
Mrs. A. Remington Kellogg. Mrs. Ruth
erford Poison and Miss Ruby Nevins
At the tea tables will be Mrs. Basil
Manly, Mrs. william G. Van Week, Mrs.
Harris Truman Baldwin, Mrs. Selden NJ
Ely.
Miss Essie E. Vaughan of the class OF
1885 Of Washington College Of Law will
entertain at tea this afternoon at her
home at 1916 N street northwest. in
honor Of the Junior classes in both the
day and evening division. Specially In
vited guests include Dean Grace Hays
Riley, Maj. j. Garfield Riley, DR.. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Mooers and Prof. and
Mrs. Lucian H. Vandoren.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. assisted by her
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Italy-America Society Plan
First Meeting December 1S

Col. George B. Mcclellan, vice pres.
ident Of the Italy-America Society OF
Washington. win speak on present
Day Italy" at the first social function
of the season to be given by the society
on Monday evening, December 10. ai
the Mayfiower.
The first meeting Of the new Execu-
tive Committee, of which Brig. Gen
Dion williams. U. s. NJ O.. Is chairman
was held Friday in the headquarters
Of the Italy-America Society at the
Mayflower. Others on this COMMITTEES
are Mrs. Perry 8. Heath, Mrs. Edward
A. Hartman, Mrs. Joseph e. Washing
ton, Mrs. Thomas H. c. Reed. Brig
Gen. william z. Horton, U. 8. A.: Mr.
T. Sim Lee. Col. John p. Hams, u. g.
A., and Col. M. Robert Guggenheim.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust Candy and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Owings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harwood Owines Of Howard
County, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hem
derson of Rockville.
last evening at an informal 500 party IA
their home in Fort Myer Heights. Among
the guests were DR.. and Mrs. Victor
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs George F. Hulling,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Plymale, Mrs.
Isaac Steenson, Miss Avis Myers, Mr..
Arnold Menk and IAr. o. w. Menk, r.,
all Of Arlington County.
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daughter, Miss Sylvia Landsman, to Mr..
Joseph Bernstein, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Bernstein of this city.
The announcement was made Sunday,
December 2, IN the home Of Miss Lands
mans brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Hyman Cohen.
Mrs. Joseph silverman Of Baltimore
has announced the engagement az her
Evening star., 1933-12-10

EMILE, at 1921
Con n e C t i c u t
avenue, has the
most enchant-
ing array of all
the better i'm
ported parfuns.
You'll find such
odors as Lucien
Lelong's Mon
Image, " in a
lovely mirrored
bottle there's
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chuSettS avenue. and
see the spacious. we'll
planned apartments
overlooking the Ca
thedral and all Wash
ington. Yes, m'dears
when you live In
this marvellous apart
ment house. you live
atop the city. for it's
the highest point In
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price OF 50 and 81.
They've been taken
from the regular
stock and had been
originally SIS to SIS.
You'd better hurry
in . you'll want
S yer al at this
price. And you'll
adore the styles,
too. For the woman
r-h45r l4NL;v -
Evening star., 1933-12-10

a S the FELIX
MAHONY ART
SCHOOL, would
certainly win first
plecel The Chill
dren's Saturday
Morning class IS
from $3.50 until
noon. for chill
dren Of primary
6 r q m m ar and
early high school
Evening star., 1933-12-10

S37.95. One stunning
long : sleeved dinner
gown has a monks cowl
trimming q b a ckles S
back and a slight train.
In black and jewel col
ors.. .$15.95. This de-
lightful studio shop, be-
cause of its upstairs To-
cation and low overhead
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Guerlain's "Vol de Mutt. Worth's
"Vers Toi" and "Sans Adieu"...
Chanel No. and Glamour. and
several delightful Eau de Colognes,
including the Molyneaux lie Parfum
Connu" odor. They range from 81 1.65
to $2750 the bottle.
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20 PROMISE ME-. YOU BRIDES
TO-BE. that before choosing your
apartments, you'll stop by the
ALBAN TOWERS, at 300 Massa-
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omcer who has
wisely os e n
h er installation
g o W n fro m
ERLEBACHER'S.
1910 F Street.
These stunning
W hite evening
q n d dinn e T
& o W n s are ex-
quisitely trimmed
with silver lame,
sanl1fY1s hrto1o
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trimmed with handsome Alencon
lace are maidenly modest. yet so
wickedly smart. Square and v necks
in blue, tearose, dusty rose and
peach satin for only $3.95.
- - -
WHAT A WIFE NEEDS Is A HUS-
BAND WITH A SMILE" and
he'll smile a-plenty when you've told
him that you're both going to have
YIAn
Evening star., 1933-12-10

ahead, they're showing the new
''pontipell" (straw cloth materially In
new smart brims, off-the-face models
and turbans. In black, brown, and
the new cruise colors. lilo r st.
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THIS LITTLE SHOE WENT TO A
PARTY THIS LITTLE SHOE
WENT TO TEA" all in all there
isn't one pair of ARTCRAFT shoes
Evening star., 1933-12-10

engraved p er SOnal
cards with q plate
that can be used
over and over again.
You'll be in the ST.
Nick Of time. If you
dash into B r E.
w OOD' IS, at Gil
Twelfth Street and
order them now.
They're offering so
onorQyed cards and
Evening star., 1933-12-10

beads and brilliants. Oh, yes!
Arrange q party for your chapter,
and select all your gowns at the
same time. so there1l be no dupli-
cation Upward in price from $16.95.
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"JIMMINY CHRISTMAS. 4" Just
two weeks to Christmas. and you'd
better hurry If you're giving the
younger sister or brother q gift of
Evening star., 1933-12-10

pieces, ana U n U 3 U D ]
novelties that delight
any gift-giyer. You'll
find them all In that
new department on the
End floor at SMAL,S
(Florists since 1861.
located at Dupont
Circle and Conn. Ave.
There are clever pot
Evening star., 1933-12-10

daughter Lillian Alice to Mr.. Alfred L.
Bennett Of Washington.
Miss Silverman Is q graduate Of For
est Park School and Mr.. Bennett grad
uated fro.1 Georgetown Law School in
the class Of 1925 and Is prominent in
the practice of law in Washington.
The wedding will take place Thurs
day, December II.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

for the vanity, buffet, mantel or
console table. They're S3.98 each or
$3.50 the pair. If the ''giftee"
lives In close quarters, give q Buss
lamp that can be adjusted and
clamped in any place or any position.
It can also be used for indirect light
ing. You'll find them upward from
$2.35 18th f1oor).
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EVEN TOO MUCH PRAISE IS A
BURDEN" s. but Helene simply
can't help raving about those ex-
quisite pictures that UNDERWOOD
Evening star., 1933-12-10

customers and
not the sales
folk. Since so
m a ny Of our
m o t ers have
difficulty in be-
ing fitted proper
ly. they'll adore
the dresses espe-
cially designed to
1T the difficult
figure with larger
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Miss Ssabler Opens
Her Annual Exhibit

Miss Emma Stabler Of Sandy Spring
has opened her exhibition Of rare old
articles, including laces, fans and an
tique jewelry. at stoneleish Court, IN
! room 1O6.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

to Christmas! ARTCRAFT, at Con-
necticut avenue and L steets, have
an exquisite gold and silver eve
ming sandal-that had been $3.50
and is now $10.85. It's a bench
made slipper absolutely made
entirely by hand. They're "the fin-
est slippers in the world" and
that's saying plenty when you
realize the value you're getting.
y - -
COCKTAIL GOWNS" AND "wEE
HOUR EVENING WINS. at
FRANCES ct FRANCES, 1345 Conn.
Ave. (2nd f1oor) are $l5.95 to
Evening star., 1933-12-10

are from 2 to 5 rooms, with sunny
porches. large living rooms. ample
closet space. built in showers. /.
thoroughly modern. The rentals
are upward from $62.50, with re-
frigeration, gas, and all electricity
included in the rent. Alban Towers
Is only 10 minutes from downtown.
with buses and street cars passing
the door. Telephone the resident
manager at Cleveland 6400.
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"IF THE HOME IS WHERE HER
HEART Is" II she's one Of those
little bodies whose tastes run to
CHEEKY warmth then Helene
Evening star., 1933-12-10

skirt to give fullness at the bottom.
It's only S16.95 (was $25) Another
wears q train. and has sunburst
of brilliants and beads around the
neck and back. This one Is S29.75
(was S39.50).
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"a blessing on your head" you'll say
after you've tried on one Of those
stunning hats that are being sailed"
at the FRANCINE. for the magic
Evening star., 1933-12-10

plate of that distinctive Arlington
type ESQ suitable for either a man
or q woman) for $3.25. It's the
kind Of gift that has lasting value.
- - -
II loving cups were given for the fin
est art schools as well as superior
golf. Z. then the National School of
Fine and Applied Art. locally known
Evening star., 1933-12-10

think of no
more appropri-
ate gift for her
than a lamp.
PALAIS ROY
AL at 11th and
G streets. Is
showing lovely
Seven Pris m
Lamps with the
frosted etched
shade and pew
ter or bra S S
stands. Suitable
a.
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be filled with tiny plants (children
love them) delicate china fruit
that are really flower vases for one
or two blossoms. as well as other
gifts in this bright array ct 81.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

~ > ~ ~ - 80
VEY'S inste q d Of
catching q snack at
home. For at this
world : famous res
taurant you'll forget
your cares and woes
and settle down
to the enjoyment Of
one of their deli
ly prepared
dinners. Shore din
nara orn ef CE The
Evening star., 1933-12-10

k1GkS 0kC VI 1.3Vs 1LIC
menu of the regular dinner. at 81 SO,
Is changed daily. To know what Is
on these dinners, call National 1545.
HOT Conn. Ave.
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SPARKLE, SPARKLE, EASTERN
STAR. show the world how bright
you are" And how brightly it will
beam down on each Eastern Star
Evening star., 1933-12-10

always has room
for (and well
cones) an extra
piece or two.
e spe C tally If
they're as lovely
as those Helene
saw at FRANK
r. JEL L Eff F,
INC, 1921 Con-
necticut Avenue.
Exquisite S a t in
no w ~ 1oxyiSb1x,
Evening star., 1933-12-10

arm-holes. fuller hip and bust
measure so give mother q dress
for Christmas! Sizes 3511s to so .
and they are modestly priced at
S10.75 and $l295. sos 18th st.
- - -
"P q L-LEAS MR.. SANTA
CLAUS. =" Mote: This is an in
tercepted letter to Santa) Tell our
father and mother that we prefer
Evening star., 1933-12-10

prdclicdI preSentS f0r
Christmas. something
that We can wear.
something that'll be
useful. something like
the dr. e S es, suits,
coats, hats, sweaters
and sweater-sets we
saw at the MAR
GUERITE JUVENILE
SHOP, 1928 Con n.
Ave Tell mr. rr10tber
Evening star., 1933-12-10

q UNDERWOOD,
! 80 Connecticut
avenue. are max
ing for Christmas
8 for $3.50.
If II ellen e were
wondering what to
give three certain
persons for Christ
mas she'd go
right down to this
Evening star., 1933-12-10

AT Christmas, play and
make good cheer,
For Chrisfmas comes but
once a year."
And here we are with the tenth
Of December already upon u.s..
and the days just flying byl The
Yuletide season is almost here
again, and with it the rush of
holiday preparations.
Have you been making the
most Of your days in Christmas
shopping? Or are you going to
postpone 1t until the well-mown
''last moment? Helene urges you
to start out bright and early to-
morrow morning. and has ex-
plored the shops for you.
And sol Today, she tells you
where to find the most exquisite
evening gowns and lingerie slip
pers. what to give to Mother,
Sister Sally and Brother Bill. She
mentions gifts for every purse
and person. gifts that have q
purpose in nfe". and has list
ed them below so that you can
have a decided start In your
Christmas shopping.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

II YOU'RE TIRED OF WILD
CLAIMS. you'll revel in the HALF
SIZE DRESS SHOP. where the
widest" claims come from the
Evening star., 1933-12-10

that hasn't some
particular place
to go. Now here's
a tip for those of
you who realize
there are only IA
"danciOp davsn
Evening star., 1933-12-10

IF yoa are IN quest of sone-
thing Just a bit difeyent'-and
don't kn0s0 where to find it
spvite ME, care of THE STAR
and I'H 1e most happy to
assist yon."
Evening star., 1933-12-10
kssisad AAAsi

age. Inc course
Is inexpensive and makes an ideal
Christmas gift to the child who
evtnces q love for art. The tuition
is S. q month, and the supplies for
the entire year are only $6. The
school, now in its 18th year, Is 10
Gated at 1747 Rhode Island Ave.
Conn Ave. at M North lila.
- - -
TIER GROWING GLORY Is HER
HAIR" Trite, but true, for q wom-
ans hair makes or mars her, and
every woman Is more alluring when
Evening star., 1933-12-10
&1kndervood

studio 3. and have three of these
pictures made in that beautiful I'm
ish. They're splendid values. Other
styles as low as IL pictures for SIS.
Just telephone District 44sa.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

I1kxzB EOWIAo AACACk1G
saw at HILLIP
LOUIS 8 z, 1727 L
Street, Oh Con n /.
You'd better waste no
tim in selecting
yours. There's a stun
ming gown with q
beaded top or white
crepe, low back and
interesting neckline.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

exquisite things at the most ridicu-
lously low prices. You'll adore its
inviting intimacy and the personal
touch of Miss Manuel, whose list
OF regular customers reads like pages
OF the Social Register. Obviously, it
Is not overlooked by those who want
something different" to wear.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

gowns don't cost q fortune
they look 1t. You'll agree with Helene
that they've spent their money
wisely and well at JEANS, INC, 2nd
floor. at l141 Conn. Ave, Gowns
range upward from SIS.
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BREATHES THERE A GIRL WHO
LACKS A LOVE OF LUXURIOUS
LINGERIE? Her cedar chest may
be filled to overhowing. yet she
Evening star., 1933-12-10

they have the grandest assortment
Of infants and children's wearables,
so modestly priced. that she'll feel
elated. Thank you, Mr.. Santa
Claus" -Dickie and Sue.
- - =
"HO HUM, MY LAST DROP OF
PATOU'S 'BITTERSWEETi"
What man in his right mind would
give her a beaded bag after that?
Evening star., 1933-12-10

taffeta collars, stitched with gold
thread, tailored enough for street
wear. They're all priced at 81 and 81.
A smart collar or scarf can make q
new dress Of an old one.
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PROUD AS A PEACOCK. and
pleased as Punch" you'll be after
you've selected Christmas Gifts Of
pottery, china, exquisite decorative
Evening star., 1933-12-10

''THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
for those in search Of new, unusual
and chic neckwear. is in the right
hand corner of the first floor at M.
Evening star., 1933-12-10


the reason they're selling those
striking robes for men. at $7.s5-
less than the merchant can buy
them for today at wholesale price.
Brocaded robes, lined In pure silk!
Amazing values at $7.95. for Helene
has seen this very same robe in an
other Washington store marked
1925. The colors are navy, brown
and maroon. Need more be said?
Their racks are Just filled with
other equally outstanding robe
values-$5.95 to $35. At 1910 r st.
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DANCE, DANCE, DANCE LITTLE
LADY" and you'll dance to
your hearts content II you're garbed
in one Of those lovely white eve
y7fpo nruyy,o Ha1aVa
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Mathis Club Arranses
Party Tomorrow Night

The Mathis Club will hold card
party tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
the Shoreham Hotel. The hostesses
viii be Mrs. William H. Ahearn, Mrs.
Vincent Callahan, Mrs. w. T. Doyle
and Mrs. Joseph Gatti.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

WeEc WUufeu cfcE
more radiant and
scintillating? They
make grand en-
frances In gowns. =.
in the grand man.
ner. They simmer
In sinuous lanes.
They sparkle in Sc
quins. They float In
on trains. They look
exciting extrava-
giant. Even IL their
Evening star., 1933-12-10

her face Is framed
IN beautifully waved
tresses. So don't 60
through the frolics
of Christmas and
New Year without q
per m q nent wave,
e spe Q ctally when
LOUEY VENN OF
LONDON Is offering
her regular $40 per-
manent wave for
,perators-up-to-date
your wave viii be
! quick. Phone Ma
he address is 1924
Evening star., 1933-12-10

uef pOlBe Me
cultivated at an
early age. It will
reap its reward
when she enters
the business and
social world In q
few years. AGNES
MCCALL PARK
ED n a1no-nfv,0
Evening star., 1933-12-10
ADvERrrsEsrENr,
\ q Mzou>laMZwu
| I Il "'@ Ar 1l.<4'z

KEEP THAT SCHOOLGIRLS
AFFECTION" As her mother or
big sister," you should see that
her speaking voice, her diction and
Evening star., 1933-12-10

BROOKS & CO., 1109 q
Street. It's just brirnful
of the novel and beauti-
full collars and scarfs
that add distinction to
the smart girls costume,
Lace collars. white satin
collars. .frilly lace jabots
/, for 81. Striking scarfs
Of checks and prints, In
black and white. stun
ming white ascots. smart
faffeta collars Sfifchad
Evening star., 1933-12-10

and cultured English woman gives
private and class instruction In the
art Of speech and personal charm.
A six-lesson. course win make q
lifetime (yet inexpensive) gift. Phone
National 1859 or Emerson 0607. 1924
Conn. Ave. (2nd fioor).
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MIGHT LIFE IN wASHINGToNl"
What stirring stories it inspires
what glowing adventures it holds for
the world that watches its doings.
Evening star., 1933-12-10


EIGH II A B z R.
IS that it's q good
one! Upon In
quiry, Helene dis
covered that they
, b hit q tre-
/mendous guam
tity Of m ems
lounging rob e. .
la st January
(months b e fore
the price ad-
vance In woolens
and sflksl Thaf,e
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Miss Elizabeth Jones. assisted by he,
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

- 1T WAS early evening and
EOlK40NH the air was frosty in the
eSSESSs forest. The full moon
fSSHESE1 shed a white light over
\ RESE everything and the gay
N - Iii little frost. stars tWinkled
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

have straight
t r u n K $, too.
Well be TAX
en-, t h a t. S
sure"
The littlest
b a b Y spruce
had ano t h e r
q U e s t ion to
q SIX t Ii e Ol d
&nA @-6
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

table Christmas trees. Perhaps
You'll be one Of those. But I think
we've. talked. enough for now. Let
US all go to sleep, it's getting late.
Tomorrow they may come to look
us over and we must look our
best"
So perfect silence once more fell
over Christmas Tree Land. The full
moon, now low on the horizon, shed
light over everything and the gay
little frOst-stars still twinkled on
every bush. Everything was in
readiness and waiting for Christ
mas. -----
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Of the trees there.
Suddenly the winter silence was
broken as light wind rustled
through the forest and the old tree
shook himself awake. With the
sound all the other trees bent
toward him alertly. "Today," said
the old tree soienlaly, sis the first
day Of December"
The pine trees, both big and
small, sighed in unison. Neither
December nor any other month
meant anything special to them.
But the half-grown spruces were
attentive at once. They were wise
in the ways Of the forest and they
knew that the oldest spruce could
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Only the baby trees failed to un-
derstand and join in the glee With
the others. Even the very beauti-
full, perfectly-shaped, large trees
were moved to delighted expec-
fancy.
"The first day Of December" re-
peated the very littlest baby
spruce. "What does that mean" Z
"Sh," cautioned the pines, and
the other trees nodded warningly.
It did not do to interrupt when the
old spruce spoke.
But the old spruce was kind, he
did not mind bit. "It MEANS" he
said, chat exactly twenty-five days
FROM today is Christmas"
"Chrlstnas?" again queried the
littlest baby spruce, "What is
that?"
Patiently the old spruce replied:
Listen, and I'll tell you the story.
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

is Il plain evergreen tree, just like
one. Of lis, and on it are hung
brightly colored ornaments, spar
king garlands and gayly wrapped
gifts. SO much happiness and
peace does this tree bring that to
be chosen for this purpose, whether
it he for the richest or humblest
home, is indeed great honor.
Sometime soon, almost any day
now, men will come into the forest
and picking out the best, will take
them away. Then the adventure
begins. First the chosen ones will
be tightly and very carefully rolled
up and the branches tied to keep
them from getting broken, and then
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
BROOKS SHEPPARD

mind. | know there are a great
many others to do their share
toward spreading happiness, SO ]
am content to stay in the forest"
The littlest baby spruce was 81
lent and all Of a sudden he looked
up. startled, as the big fir towering
above his head began to speak. Il,
too, may so this season." he said
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

De reIIeu upon
to k ep In
touch with the
seasons. They
knew perfectly
well what his
announcement
m e mt an d
they W a v e d
their branches
ahOnf n1orriIV
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the littlest baby spruce. Suppose
I'm not chosen! Maybe they won't
want such tiny ones!'
Come now, never mind, don't
worry" soothed the old tree. ''The
houses are so small nowadays that
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strike SO deep
y into Il i 8
heart that he
groaned every
time a breeze
5 W a yed his
branches. But
still he sur
V vived, t h G
greatest, t h e
most powerful
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with . L i Il e
now that COM
munity Christ
mas trees are
getting so pop
u | ar ev e n
ones as big as
| a m & e t a
chance"
"Oh, my, oh,
NV :" while
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which he was not very clear. "Why
weren't you ever takenW ha said.
"Shr warned the tall pinss once
more. They were very mbch afraid
that the feelings 81 thA old tree
might be hurt.
Because" ansvereli the cid tree
sadly, Il wasA't EeRuaiful enough.
I've never been straight like the
rest of you and who would want a
Gnarled old thing like me to dress
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WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
week was 78 degrees Thursday and
minimum, "a, Sunday.