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returned to their apartment in Daven-
port Terrace, on Connecticut avenue,
where they will be at home after
May !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart will
entertain at the dinner dance in the
continental room of the Wardman
Park Hotel this evening, when covers
will be laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel o. C.: Shea
have returned from White Sulphur
Springs, where they went on their
wedding trip. and are at the Shore
nam, expecting to remain a month
before going to Babylon, Long Island,
N Y, to make their future home
Their wedding took place in Washing
ton April 49, Mrs Shea is the former
Miss Martha Hall. daughter of Mrs
Robert E. Lee Hall.
Mrs. w. H. Schofield of Peterbor-
ough. NJ H., entertained small group
of friends at luncheon yesterday at
the Carlton, where she j; stopping
while in Washington. Mrs Schofield
IS a, member of the National Society
of the Colonial Danes of America and
came here to attend a meeting of the
Executive Committee of that society,"
held in the Dunbarton Street House
In Georgetown early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arthur Luers,
their daughter, Miss Margaret Frances
Luers, and Miss Irene Greenwood have
gone to Atlantic City to remain over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry Stoepler,
and their son, John Stoepler of
Toledo, Ohio, are guests of the latters
mother. Mrs. Della A. Reddington.
Mrs. Stoepler formerly was Miss Mary
Clare Reddington of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Agnew, who
have spent several months in Florida,
have come to- the Martinique for
few days before returning to their
home at St. Thomas. Ontario
Mr.. F. A. Bailey of San Francisco
Calf, was host at a dinner last eve
ming at the Carlton Hotel, where he is
stopping while in Washington. Covers
were 2aid for 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-25
Hotels & Restaurants Hotel Elton
 30 West Main Street

Ladies Wear Ann's Style Shop
 125 Bank Street The Bonwit Company 114 South Main Street The Cameo Shop IF South Main Street Fava's Shop for Women 25 West Main Street Forester & Company 1O3 West Main Street Freedman's, Inc.
 54 Bank Street Lorraine Speciality Shop 67 South Main Street Musler & Liebeskind Company #f B East Main Street National Suit House 1O2 South Main Street Sugenheimers, Inc.
 GA Bank Street Warren Dress Shop
 79 Bank Street Worth's Ready.to-Wear Shop
Evening star., 1934-03-11
Irish Fantasy Given
Saturday a. Pierce Hall

Under the auspices Of the Business
and Professional Women's Club Of All
Souls Unitarian Church an Irish
fantasy, a program of music and
dances arranged by Mrs. Kathryne
Dunkhorst. will be presented Saturday
evening in Pierce Hall. Those partici-
patiHg will be Mr.. Kenneth Herold,
pianist: Mr.. Robert Cushman and
Miss Ruth Darling. soloists, and
group of dancers. including Tahmineh
Irani, Harriette Mitchell, Betty Earle,
Merriam Beckowitz. Zoe McCombs.
Pauline Gish. Beatrice Hackstaff
Lucille Mendum, Nina Hackstaff. Lois
Mendum. Connie Pratt, WinOna Baker,
irene Scott. Frances Wilmot, Doris
Fayman and Beatrice Hackstan A
one-act play by Miss Ada Louise
Townsend will be presented, with the
cast including the author and Miss
Nina Hackstaff and Mr.. Stuart Hack
staff. A group of children from the
Friendship House, including Doris
Daye, Gertrude Simon and Edna
Jones. will take part in a dance en-
titled The Three Little Pigs" accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Jessie
Olin Mr. William z. Bryant will
read a rlonolOgue as part Of the pro-
gram and Miss May Jameson Bryant
will appear in several tableaux with
Miss Eleanor Dawkins and Miss Jean
Harden.
Evening star., 1934-03-11
Mrs. Hull Joins Sister for
Visit TO Staunton Relatives

STAUNTON, Va. March 10.-Mrs
Cordell Hull, wife of the Secretary of
State, and her sister, Mrs. William
Woodward Cook, spent the week with
their niece, Mrs Paul Hays. and Mrs.
Hays. Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Cook came
to see their brother, former Mayor
julius L. Witz, who has been seriously
i'll and who is now improving, at his
home, Merriflelds, on the valley pike.
Several delightful parties have been
given this week in honor of Miss
Frances Olivier daughter of Mrs. Field
ing Olivier. whose marriage to MIR. G.
K. Payne of Charleston, w. Va. will
take place this month. Miss Olivier is
granddaughter of Mrs. Dennison
| Reside of Washington, at whose home
in Georgetown she has been frequent
visitor Among the prettiest of the
parties was the bridge luncheon Tues
! day given by Miss Courtnay Olivier,
aunt of the bride-to-be. Wednesday
afternoon Miss Julia Barber and Flor
| ence Barber were hosts at a beautifully
appointed tea, and yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Franklin A. Leach entertained at
| an informal tea. Miss Maude DICKENS
! was hostess last evening. entertaining
at a bridge and buffet supper for Miss
Olivier at Seton. the home of her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Dickens.
near Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Robertson,
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peyton Cochran, have returned to
| their home in Richmond.
Maj. Junius Jones of Washington,
and his daughter. Miss Beirne Jones
| of Bryn MaWr, were recent visitors in
Staunton. coming here to attend the
services for the late Mr.. Edward v.
| Harman.
Mrs. Jessie Cover Of Elkton was the
guest this week of her son and daugh-
| ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Russell
| Cover.
Miss Mary Johnston. noted author
ess, who spent the Winter months at
, Chiffon Hall, has returned to Hot
Springs, Va, and opened her home,
| Three Hills.
Mrs. L. w. H. Peyton, who accom-
panied Mrs. William r. MasSie of Rose
Hill, near Greenwood, Va. on a. sew
| eral weeks trip to Palm Beach. Fla,
has returned to Staunton and joined
Col. Peyton at Steephill, their home,
near the city.
Evening star., 1934-03-11
Wythe House Benefits
From Lecture March %

Plans are being completed for an
illustrated lecture. to be given under
the auspices of Chapter Three. Co
lonial Danes of America. for the
benefit Of Wythe House, Thursday
afternoon, March %. at $3.50 o'clock
Mr.. Paul Simon Galtsof will speak
on LOmOnoSOv in the home OF Mrs.
Robert jenkins, 1892 Massachusetts,
avenue. Among those who have al
ready subscribed are Mrs. j. Hamil-
ton Lewis. Mrs. William Phillips. Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. James Fran
els Sullivan of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Frederic A. Delano. Nine De Mauduit,
Mrs Edward B. Meigs. Mrs. John
Bigelow. Mrs Stokes. Mrs Walter R.
Tuckerman. Mrs. John Rutherford,
Mrs. Marinus Willett, Mrs. Charles S.
Alden, Mrs Francis Newlands, Mrs.
Barron P Du Bois. Mrs. E. st. John
Greble and Mrs. John Newbold.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
Robert Giles or Mrs John Wise Morse.
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Fereuson-Carson Wedding
And Other Nuptials Interest

The drawing room of Killahevlin,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William e.
Carson, was married to Lieut.. Thomas
Va, was the scene Of q simply ar
ranged wedding last evening when
Carson was married to Lieut.. Thomas
David Ferguson, Air Corps, U. S. A.,
Of Charleston, s. c.
The ceremony took place before an
improvised altar decorated with Gala
lilies and banked with palms and
ferns, the Rev. r. w. Tayloe, rector
of Calvary Episcopal Church of Front
Royal, officiating at 8 O'Clock. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Harry M. Stouffer at the piano and
Miss EVA Stouffer, violinist, of Win
chester.
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Virginia Carson. and Lieut..
FergusOn's best man was Mr.. George
Bentley Of Hampton, Va
The bride wore ivory transparent
velvet with court train and a cap of
old lace caught with orange blossoms.
She carried gardenias and lilies of the
valley. Her sister wore turquoise
crepe and carried Spring flowers. The
costume OF Mrs. Carson. the brides
mother, was of beige crepe and she
wore a corsage bouquet of orchids.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for Old Point. where they
will live in Hotel Chamberlain until
early in May, when they will sail for
Hawaii. where Lieut.. Ferguson has
been assigned to duty. Mrs. Ferguson,
who is skilled horsewoman, has rid
den with the Blue Ridge Hunt Club
She attended Old Field School, near
Baltimore. Lieut.. Ferguson is a gradu-
ate OF the Citadel at Charleston, S. c.,
and trained at Brook and Kelly Fields
for the Air Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Comegys Co.'S
don OF Clarendon. Va. announce the
marriage of their daughter Alma
Berry. to Mr.. Edward Hillman Willis
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Willis of
Edgemoor, Md, February II, at Elk
ton. Md. MIR. and Mrs Willis have
| gone to Florida for wedding trip
and upon their return will make their
home with Mr.. Willis parents in
Edgemoor until the completion of
their home on Chestnut street in
Chevy Chase, Md.
| A wedding of interest in Washing
ton, the bridegroom's former home,
was that of Lieut.. Henry Madison
Walter, Jr., son Of Mrs. Mary Thorne
Walter and the late Henry NJ. Walter
OF Washington and New York, to Miss
Dorothy Louise Hady, daughter Of
Mrs. Annie B. Hady Of Meyersdale.
Pa. in that city Friday. March 3
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joyous, luSty and robuSt-and the
Lowenkeller Is the only place in
town featuring this type of music.
You'll be keen about the singing
walters =. the checked tablecloths
and "SEABASTIAN," the
famous bartender from the Ham
burg-American Line, who can mix
800 drinks without being stlmped.
Phone "Gottfried' for reservations
-NAtiopal 2221. Ills Conn. Ave.
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Hostesses for Chevy Chase
Women's Club Exhibition

Mrs. Harry w. Price. Mrs. Hoover
Hanger, Mrs. w. c. Klowman and
Mrs. F. H. Parks will be hostesses at
the tea to be given by the art section
of the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
in connection with its annual exhibit
in the Chevy Chase. Md, library
Tuesday afternoon. Copper, silver and
other metal work, water color and
oil paintings, wood carving, block
printing and stenciling will be shown
in the exhibit. Preceding the meet
ing Mrs John Gardner Of Jessups,
Md, chairman of the arts section Of
the Maryland Federation Of Wcneen'S
Clubs, who will be guest at the ex-
hibit. will talk on art and Mrs. John
J. Underwood will present a musical
program.
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whose inviting. intimate second
floor studio shop with its low
overhead expenses) is the real rea-
son why she can sell her lovely
things at such low, lew prices.
Suits in tweeds and dressier
models. Striking street dresses.
Cocktail" afternoon and evening
frocks. Slarched laces. Mousseline
de sole. Chiffons in dark and
pastel shades. A wide selection pt
SI5.95. Others at Sl695 UP.
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Newcomb Club Dance
SATURDAY. IN Bethesda

Mrs. F. S. McFarline has been
named chairman Of arrangements for
the dance which will be given by the
Newcomb Club Saturday evening at
the club house of the Womans Club
of Bethesda on Georgetown road.
Assisting Mrs. McFarline will be Mrs.
B. Peyton Whalen, Mrs. William Ross
Dellett, Mrs William Nelson Morell,
Mrs. A. Brookhouse Foster and Mrs.
H. Earnshaw Hill. The dance will be
given for the benefit of the Newcomb
Club, Bethesda Public Library.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

HOTEL from 10 am. to IL noon
each morning. Eva Dell Myers
makes and keeps you fit and slim.
And just imagine this! A half
hour workout with a swimming
and diving lesson-including your
bathing suit, locker, towel, plunge
and shower-all this for Soc. Ihe
class is limited to so women. '.First
come-flrst served" Adams 0700.
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one needs one more" If it's to
keep or acquire a smart figure
there's nothing more beautiful to
look at or easier to wear than the
lovely Sleek Girdleiere re'-designed
for moderns. 1t has pointed up
lift bra" section. LasteX back,
cut very low. No bones. The price
tag reads $40.
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The ceremony was performed at 1880
o'clock In Amity Reformed Church
by the pastor, the Rev. B. A. Black.
Lieut.. Walter has been located at
the Negro Mountain Citizens Con-
servation Camp in Elk Lick Township
as welfare officer since the camp was
established. He is graduate of Gen.
trail High School, this city, and the
University of Maryland and New York
University. He received his military
training in universities, and for nine
years has been In the Infantry Re-
serve, U. S. Army. He received his
M. S. degree while taking post-gradu-
ate work at the University of New
York. Because of the work of the
bridegroom at the reforestation camp.
Lieut.. Walter and his bride will defer
establishing a permanent home Tor
some time.
The marriage of Miss Mary Frances
Drake, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ley D. Drake of Washington, to Mr..
Ray Edward Karcher of Freeport, ILL.,.
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bEbL M I G1So. DC
one Of the merry
cocktail GRO W d."
if you like - but
don't neglect your
visits to her body
building and flesh
reducing Exercise
Glasses held in the
beautiful Venetian
Pool Room at the
c IL n d e IL A NJ
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took place in Kansas City, Mo-, Sat-
urday, March 3.
After an extended wedding trip
that will take them as far as the
Pacific Coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Karcher
will return in Midsummer and make
their home in Washington.
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comes to arranging coiffures. His
permanents are guaranteed not to
discolor white or gray hair. Let
him touch up the craving locks of
hair at your temples or in your
part-so that it'll match the rest
CT your hair perfectly. You'll thank
Helene for this tip! NAT. TITO
Evening star., 1934-03-11

1TOIIl tAlckj- T loiii
people who've been
to their restaurant
and sent notes of
appreciation. And
from our own cor
ner Washington,
New York. Phila-
delphia. Chicago,
San Francisco .
come t h o S e folks
who enjoy good
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collar and cuffs at $l9.75. Turn
prim on Thursday via the path of
pique. Venture out Friday with a
dashing Roman-stripe Ascot on a
navy blue crepe at $685. And 60
completely gala on Saturday in
tucked black chiffon ClOng sleeves
at $l975. On Sunday you should
be utterly feminine in a dainty
Alice blue lace dinner dress at
s22.75. There you have it. A
wardrobe from IEBACHER' S,
1910 F. Street-that will make
Your spring a success.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Sketch Class! H'"s"'' ~ s'Ass
Or use your ingenuity at creating
something decoratively fashionable
in the Costume Design Class! Oh!
There're other classes, too, to be
sure-Interior Decorating, Illus
trating. Fine Arts, and of course.
the Children's Saturday Morning
ClasS-all housed in the famous
FELIX MAHONY ART SCHOOL
at l747 Rhode Island Ave. Conn.
at M. Whatever your particular
art calling-Felix Mahony will put
you on the right track and keep
you there. National 1856.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Varlan SCTdlIlS 1OI
you at the LOW
ENKELLER. How
you'll hum Hal
lie Hal-lo'-"The
Schu h pl a t t er
Tanz"- THE JOl-
ly Coppersmi t h "
Bavarian tunes
are strickly Nor
die in origin
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ROOM" is down stairs. and a
lovely room it is, indeed. The
walls are paneled in mahogany,
deep red leather window seats add
CHEEKY warmth, and it is fur
nished with natural wood tables
and chairs. Open from IL noon
until 7 pm. Leon" is both man
ager and host Incompatible. He
is one of Americas foremost au-
thorities on foods and drinks. So,
stop by for luncheon. cocktails"
or dinner. Met. 1926.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

AOON NOAASA O@
by Irene Castle-it is
featured in the Corset
Department at JEL-
LEFF'S. 1916 r st.
Irene Castle says:
There are -wo kinds
of women who need
'Formft.' Those with
lovely figures an d
those without. It's
hard 70 say which
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foods good drinks good
surroundings! Health comes to you
fresh from the sea choice
Holsters brook trout sword
ffsh shad and others too
numerous to mention. The address
Is I107 Connecticut Ave. Stop tn!
Evening star., 1934-03-11

GABRIEL, 1913
Conn. Ave. Z. . =.
and you are as
sured of a love-
~ W a v e that
leaves your hair
soft and bright.
Gabriel is real
ly a crea t iv e
genius when it
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boOo oL, i ~ l. 81,
of Conn. You'll find
many stunning ones
there for all types
and pocke t b o o ks.
The suits come in
the glorious tones of
rose, beige, blue,
green. gold and navy
from S16.95 to
S69.50. the coat I S
are eycee inrl w
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you We lost sleep.
Dashipg hats in
all sty les you'll
find at JANETTE
10 Y c E - E-
tremely small and
extremely large
headsizes. And
they've a 3-DAY
pre- Easter Sale
at So so, S. and
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With a brown and white print.
Navy coat with either blue and
white or red print. And here's
one stunning dress you'll adore.
black and white print with a de-
tachable cape collar, banded in
Roman stripes. It's only 1895.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

Y C u. r o I
S p r ! n G.
they've t h e
most exqui-
sitely SO t t
Messy Crepes
. in the
rich, bright
S h a d e S as
well as the
b | u e S and
greens a n d
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Army Relief Unit to Elect.

The District of Columbia branch Of
the Army Relief Society will hold its
annual election meeting Wednesday
at IL am. in the parish hall of st.
Margaret's Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Bancroft place.
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Oh LIS SIuA-
n in & dresses
and S vi t S at
FRANCES Et
F r A N c E S,
l345 c on n.
Ave. They've
all b e e n
hand picked
by charming
Miss Manuel
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S OU tn E r N ,
STELOS CO ~
for invisible re-
pairs. They use
a hand method
Of repa i r i n g
that's easier on
stockings an d
charge only sc
l.
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-
things! At the
NJ ARG UERITE
j U v E n I l. E
S H o P 1923
Conn. Ave, you'll
find a wonderful
collection of new
Spring coats for
them. and every
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embossed with the most cunning
red rooster-and is engraved
with your name just under it.
It's of Cranes Ivory Parchment
and only 81 for so dncluding
envelopes and engraving from your
own plate) ). or $3.50 a hundred.
Clever? Eh what? Just drop by
and see for yourself.
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cost if you
bought them.
Besides it's a
glorious feel
ing to sa Y
pr o u dl Y Il
made it my
S elf" E M
B R OI IDERY
S HOP. 827
Toranfh Sf
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the spectrum
colors and CON-
mercial shades
/ n Dynamic
D e S ! gn! Or
blend y o u r
grays into ex-
citing shadows
and highlightS
in the Life and
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with a uOur-
ishing 2-piece
gray tweed
swagger suit
at S1695. Go
d e m ure on
Wednesday in
a black crepe
dress with a
de I q c h able
white epe
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dress. Th e
print dres S
belongs with
the coat. And
the sum total
of this en-
S e m b lie a t
$3.50 will be
a well put
together look"
pAtna 40 =
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lovely n e W
Lounge is in
the south of
the lobby, ad-
jacent to the
dining room
"a n d | S
open from 4
until 6. The
e N Gil SH
G r I L L
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coat has hat to & - -
m h. Bal
maccan" (swagger) coats in tweed.
With leather buttons are from 81 95
to SIS. Double -brea sted coats with
pique collars and cuffs-and match
ing brimmed hats are s7.95. Cum
ming Brother and Sister" models.
Coats in sizes up to IL years
and you can match a dress -
every one.
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strongly in evi-
dence in t h e ir
stunning j C k c t
frocks at Sl0.75,
S12.95. in sizes 49,
to 26la they
all have larger
armholeS and full
Ter hip and bust
measure. In the
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HEORMFIT" IS TO THE FIG
= URE what cosmetics are to
the face 1t acts as second skin
to aid the muscles when they've
lost control Designed
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new sheers. prints, polka dots,
striped sheers, silks and wools. In
jacket and bolero styles trim
med with white pique, waffle crepe,
Roman stripes. sos 18th st.
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most stun
ming ones at
B R E =
w @ o DIS,
GIL Twelfth
St. See the
illus S t r a.
ton? That's
one 4! It's
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ECOCKTAILS AND CURVES!"
~ Curves aren't necessarily the
result of cocktails-or there
wouldn't be so many toasts to EVA
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Eleventh St. gives lnstructlon
"Free." They've the latest Spring
shades in bouclette and imported
yarns, linen and cotton threads.
Knitting bags are 75c and up.
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"A SHORT, SHORT STORY"
"A to long runs in your best
silk stockings! Save your dollars
and take your hosiery to the
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"COAT +DRESS=s1950!" You'll
~ find this bright idea at the
SELDA SHOP, 1909 Conn. Ave.
The cloth coat belongs" with the
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THE WAVE WITHOUT THE
l. VINCE" Helene calls it! For
there's not the slightest discomfort
when YOU get your permanent from
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"TN THEIR FATHERS FOOT
STEPS" It's probably some
thing they inherit from their faith
ers. but little girls and boys love
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COUCH POPULARITY MUST
BE DESERVED" More and
more smart women are speaking
in glowing terms of enthusiasm
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"SAUCY SAUCERs" .. Helene
believes in Bretons- Turn
them up when you're looking beau
tiful. Turn them down when
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WITH HELENE

UNINES AND WHEREFORES"
await you in the Cock
tail Lounge" in the CARLTON
Is0TEL, 18th and K SITS. This
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"HAPPY DAYS ARE H E r e
IL AGAIN" And you'll keep
happy while Herr Happy" Walker
and his band play those old Ba-
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NA 4 TOAST" To those clever
"A Cocktail Informals" that
come bearing welcome invitations
to cocktail parties. Helene saw the
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ADVERTISEMENT.

UCHASE THE MONDAY
BLUES" with a brown and
white print (cowl berthq) frock at
Sl695. Take Tuesday in stride
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Upper left: Miss Bernadette Teresa
Smith, whose parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Smith, announce her engage
ment to MIR. Charles Phillips Wood.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X. Wood.
The wedding will take place April s
Brooks Photo). Upper right: Miss
Alba Constance Geraci, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Geraei. who
announce her engagement to MIR.
Leverett Addison Meadow. son of the
late DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Guy Meadow.
medical missionaries to China Brooks
PhOtO). Lower: Miss Ray Harrison,
whose engagement to MIR. Samuel X.
Blanken was recently announced by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Harri-
son photo Reflex Studio).
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thread run. and sc for each addl-
tional run. Mesh hose are zoe for
the first thread run. II you've
caught your hose on the street car
or bus, small jobs done while you
watt 6l3 Twelfth st. Stop IN!
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O 4 CHANCE AT HEAVEN!'
You'll get yours when you
dip your brush into the vivid ver-
millions, the subtle blues, and all
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HNAVY AND WHITE" fro /
morning to night! That's
the fashion decree from the HALF
SIZE DRESS SHOP and
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IF YOU'RE A LITTLE "sew and
L sew" the new Spring ma
terials in the Silk Department at
the PALAIS ROYAL will thrill
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UL NITTING IS CHIC NEWS"
~ Create stunning dresses and
coats, suits and sweaters-at only
a fraction of what they would
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black at only $1.49 a yard
and you'll glory in wearing a dress
of tiff you can say I made it.
They've glorious prints-gay and
colorful, that are pure dye silk :.
at $1.95 a yard. And Striped Tub
(Feather) Silk at $l39 thatll
be stunning for sportswear. Get
your materials. Make your clothes
in time for Easter.
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UEOUR CORNERS OF THE
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were only four? There are lots!
HARVEY'S knows. They get letters
Evening star., 1934-03-11

smart in navy and black-in
sports. fur-trimmed styles. Tai
lored models for the larger woman
$685. to $3.50. Millinery, SIS up.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

compliment 10 MIS-. Leroy MulllCdIl vi
Baltimore. who is visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
New.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins have
returned from a two-week trip to
Puerto Rico and Bermuda.
Mr.. William Hauver and Mr.
Charles ReSher were hosts at the din
ner dance at the Shoreham Hotel
Friday evening in honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Frank w.
Dahn. The guests included Mr..
Dahn, Miss Wilma Dahn and Miss
Eloise Dahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahn entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter. Miss Wilma Dahn, in their home,
on Leland street.