The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-16
Pick Mans Gift With Hobby In Mind of Hints Horseman BOOkuOyn Golfer Bridge Fan
BY JULIA BIaNUHAIID

BY JULIA BL&NUHAlgD
 EEA GergiCo Staff CoEEespondent
 New York = ff perplexed in picking Christmas gifts for males, just remember that one sure way to q mans heart is through his hobbies!
 If Father. Husband or other He- Men on your list make a fetish of being the ''good host" then go heavily on the new chromium cocktail shakers and cups the new crackied Mexican glass wine sets fine old decanters and little glasses one of the new trays that holds six kinds of cigafets, space for six drinks and six ashtrays; or one of the new game boards that you can play at least six dif- ferent games on.
 Gifts for HOcsemen
 For the "Horsey' gentleman you can get handsome andirona this year with the horseshoe and whip design; old hunting prints or lamps with a hores for the base and an English hunting scene for the shade; book-ends that are cute solid horses looking over gates; or one of the new horse- racing games, perhaps the kind that is run by electricity.
 For the "Man-Abou who brides himself on always being correctly dressed, a white scarf, with an unusual black monogram would be acceptable: or some correctly monogrammed handkerchiefs; a plain umbrella with solid silver monogrammed collar on the handle; checked shirts in the latest broken blue checks: graduated polka dotted ties or plain rich-hued ones; black silk sox; gloves of gray or tan suede; a plain morocco key ring with place for auto license; or something very swell in the way of a wine colored or black dress ing gown, severe but handsomely tailored, or some snappy silk pa- jamas since the most correctly dressed man is apt to like flam- boyant pajamas.
 Lamp for the BOokwOrm
 If the men on your list are bookworms, then yours is a sim pie task. Fit up a personal read ing corner for him, with easy chair, table, lamp adjusted right and with plenty of power, and a foot-stool. Or subscribe to one of the book clubs that sends a good book each month. A comfortab ble lounging robe of flannel, tailored nicely. would please this man. So would some of those glazed kid house slippers.
 For Men of Sport
 Fishermen always need new rods or tackle or lines, etc. Also most of them seldom have quite the proper costume. A pair of good hip boots or a good suede iumberjack: books on fishing; pie lures of celebrated fishermen, all these would please.
 Golfers are probably among the biggest number whom Santa will buy for this year. Most men need new golf stick of some kind, or q bag for their sticks, or member ship. in golf club, or a tee belt. golf sox, or a new plus-four suit, golf books. q few lessons with the club professional to help him get the hook out of his drive, or a new wrist watch so he'll get home for dinner.
 Bridge Fan Problem Easy Bridge addicts arc the easiest of all to buy Christmas gifts for For the more or less novice, gel trick instruction books or other guides to perfect play. Cards witt bidding hints on them, pencil that have scores on them, snuff ling and dealing machines, sets O scoring pencils and score pads. ; new scoring device of celluloit that registers automatically. a few lessons from crackerjack profes sional bridge player. membership in a local bridge club, set o1 duplicate boards, ash trays ant glass holder clamps that fit onto the bridge table. and washable ta- ble covers that look like leather all these will find grateful re- cipients. For the bridge player who no longer secs as well as he did. there are cards with magni- fled numbers and figures.
 Ideas for Amateur Gartincrs
 There are literally thousands of amateur gardners in America now. Unusual seeds of bulbs, fine those new natural colored hamp- CTS oH WHeciS loT CoIleCtinS Wccuo' garden sets or kneeling pad, gloves, etc. Probably the auto hound is among America's largest single category of hobby-riders. Automatic cigaret lighters. robes. gloves. heaters for their cars. dec- orative radiator caps. fancy key rings and license holders. special horns, auto hampers to carry lunch and hot drinks in, and dozens of other gifts are tempt