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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
OREC AMERIKASOK| 1881 JEL0LT KERI|
.TACOKAT KERNEK MECvALASzTASAT|
A Youngstown Is Kornyeki
Csalad szombaton rendes
gyulest tart. 800 a jelen-
le-i tagletszam

Az Greg Amerikas Magva-
rok Youngstown es Kornyeki
Csaladjanak 8 ev elotti ala
pitasa ota 800 magyar testver
meghallotta a hivo szavunkat
es bealltak a csaladunkba.
Azota a rossz munkaviszonyok
Matt sokan a testvereink ko-
zul mem fizethettek meg a
tagsagi dijaikat sem, ezen ok
Matt azonban keriiik oket,
hogy tovabbra is jojjenek ell a
gyuleselnkre.
I'll, magyar testvereink, xix
az evi tagsagi dijaitokat
megfizetni tudjatok, ugy ipar-
kodjatok mas, vi tagokat is
szerezni, hogy mielobb 1000
tagbol allo csaladunk legyen
lit. Miert mem? Hiszen csala-
dunk 3 ev ota bebizonyitotta
az eletkepesseget es eddigi
mukodesevel, mint tiszteletre-
melto magyar es emberi cello
kat szolgalat testulet, szep es
biztos jovonek nez elebe, ha
az osszmagyarsag egyszer mar
az almabol avagy mem toro-
domsegeb6l felebred. s
Magyar Testver, ha partolod
a segitsegre szorulo testvere-
Diet, ugy gondolj ARA is, hogy
a-holnap te is juthatsz abba
a sorsba, azert ne habozzal es
lepj be a csaladunk kozze.
Ne legyen e varosban es a
kornyeken egy olyan magyar
ember sem ez evben, aki mint
magyar testver, a csaladunk
tagjai kozze mem tartozna.
Mint jo testverek feledietek
el az irigyseget es ne szeme-
lyeskedjetek, akkor a magyar
nevnek es becsuletnek ma
gyobb tiszteletet szereztek.
Aki sziven viseli a sajat csa-
ladja sorsat, az mem fog meg
feledkezni az osszmagyarsag
csaladjarol sem. Tudjatok
hogy mi segitjuk a detroiti es
ligonieri arva es aggmenha.
zakat, valamint az eloregedett
munkakeptelen magyar test.
vereinket. Rata hat, magyar
testver, munkas avagy uzlet.
ember, hivatalnok avagy ma.
ganyos, lepi be hozzank, azza.
csak udvos es magyar becsu.
lethez lilo dolgot cselekszel es
tiszteletet erdemelsz.
Az 0sszmagyarsagot es csa
ladtagjainkat szeretettel meg
hivjuk a Scent Istvan OFT
honban 1886 evi marcus hi
21-en, szombat este 7 ora
kezdettel megtartando rende.
gyulesunkre.
Id. Horvdth IstUdn, csaladft
Danish J6ssef, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19


gondnok alairasaval hoztak ell
hozzank. Miutan az Egyhaz ka-
lauzoltatasaert az Egyhaz fl
yet. ICY ait lekoz0ljtik Szerk.)
A magyar Ref, Egyhaz Pres
biteriuma hataroZatabol kifo-
lyolag az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap szerkesztoseget ertesit-
juk, hogy Mt, Laky zsigmond
iubileumabol semmi reszt mem
vallal. A jubileumot mem az
egyhaz vezetosege rendezi,
azert senmi feleloseget mem
vallal es tiltakozunk, hogy err
re vonatkozo hir az egyhazi hi
reink k0zott megjelenjen, inert
ez az evfordulo innepnek neve-
zett osszejovetel teljesen ma
gan vallalkozas es ebbol az
egyhazunk javara semmifele
erkolcsi vagy anyagi haszon
mem szarmazhat. Azert kerjuk
a szerkeszto urat, hogy az egy-
hazi hireink kozott csakis szi-
goruan egyhazi hireket kozol-
nj, mem pedig holmi ide-oda
utazgatasokat es szemelyi vagy
csaladi vonatkozasu hirek koz-
leset.
Keriuk ezen hatarozatunkat
b. lapjaban is lekozolni.
Tisztelettel,
A MAGYAR REF. EGYHAZ
PRESBITERIUMA
(dldirUa) KoDdcS EleE,
gondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

A NagvhizottsAo 21-ik k0z0s
marciusi iinnepelve isrnet a
naev skier ieeveben folvt le
vasarnap deIutan a Central
9uditoriumbar Iaelynek min
den zug5t megtoltotte a ko-
zel 1000 f6nyi kozonseg. Mem
csak, hogy a foldszint es 9
karat minden ulohelyet ell
foglaltak, hanem szazaval all
tax a 2 es fel oras program
alatt az enberek a terem min.
den reszeben.
Az innepely ket szonoka,
Mt. Marion Sander, a Figget-
len Ref, egyhaz vi lelkesze es
DR.. Hosko Istvan, a daytoni
katholikus egyetem tanara es
a Nagybizottsagnak mintegy
16 ev elott titkara, kitettek
magukert.
DR.. Hosko nagyszabasu be-
szedeben hangsulyozta, hogy
azok az eszmek, amelyert a
magyar szabadsagharc folyt es
amelyeket marcus 15-en fog
laltak irasba a Muzeum kert-
ben, ma sincsenek megvalo-
silva.
"A vilaghaboru amelybe
Amerikat avval a ielszoval Wit
tex be, hogy demokraciat biz
tositson a vilagnak, ugy lat
SILK eppen ellenkez6leg, elhoz-
ia a diktatorok uralmat" mon
dotta DR.. Hosko. ma eppen
olyan erovel kell kuzdeni a
fascizmus, a haboru meszar-
szeke ellen, mint ait tettek
| 1349-ban."
Beszede vegen angolul is
szolt, inert a kozonseg sorai-
ban sokan voltak amerikaiak
es az amerikai magyar ifju-
sag is csaknem teljes szamban
jelen volt.
Mt. Marion Sander vegig We
zette a hallgatosagot az 1848-
ra vezeto esemenyeken es a
48-49-es idoszakon. Hangoz-
tatta Magyarorszag mai $40
moru helyzetet, kiemelve, hogy
eppen azok a nemzetisegek,
amelyekkel szemben a magyar
mindig elnezo volt, most ell
szakitottak az orszagot negy-
/ fPlp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
Esemenyek

A napoEban dolgom uolt
Pittsburghban eS naegldtogat-
tam Verhovay Segely Egylet
k0sponti hivdtaldt is, inert ki-
Udncsi voltam, hogy a raagyban
naegindult tagssersesi verseny-
mex 1utdtkOsiE-e eredn1enye.
A k0sponti tisstvisel6ket
71ydkig naunkdban tGldltam.
Panasskodtak, hogy a hiuatali
ssemelysettel egyetenben keso
estig kell dolgosniuk, hogy
tagfelUeteH kereln1ek egyre no
DekD6 lavindjdt elintesni tud-
jdk. Mondtdk, hogy dacdra,
hogy csak egg pdr hete i1dult
meg verseny es a nugy tag
-sserses, nadris naponta 6O-td
100 felveteN net kapnak a fel-
n6ttek osstdlyaiba es ssdgdUal
a gyernektag felveteleket.
Ast hissik, hogy ha es to-
Ddbb igy megy, akEor haUontn
esreUel fog ssaporod1i, az
amugy is hatalmas VerhoUay
tabor.
Hdt bisony megldtssik, hogy
ahoI dEardt es nunkakedU Dan
es ahoI mem sajndlnak egg kis
penst k0lteni tagssersesre es
propaganddra, oft eredn1eny is
nutatkosik. Az a pens, amt a
VerhoUay tagssersesre kolt Ell,
a legjobb befeEtetes, inert az
eser es esernyi nj es legi71kdbb
fatal tag re'adkiuiili n16don
naegjauitja az egyletet, ugy
Gnyagilag, mint erkOlcsileg.
Az dmerikai bistosito inte-
setek, amelyekkel a magyar
egyleteknek Eonkurdlni EelI,
eDente sok-sok nailliot E0ltenek
Ell bistositds eldddSrd.
Magyar egyleteknek mines
maodjdban nailli6kat k0lteni,
s6t az esreseket is aagyon meg
kell nespi. Magyar egyletek
mem dolgosnak a ressvenyesek,
hanem a tagsdg hassndra.
Persse q Eritikd (kIlOnOsen
radikdlis oldalrol) nindjdrt
maegssolal. Anaig egyfel6l belul-
r6l akarjdk az egyletet meg
furni es hdtalmukbd keriteni,
-addig a7adsfeJ6 .rohunsrd lcessll-
mex a Macy tagsserses Matt.
Est sietUe teSsik, nehogy a nadr'
is sikereSnek nnutGtEOso Eana-
pdny kihussa erDeik alol gye
kenyt.
A haissdt termessetesen dU-
Dal kesdik, hogy "in1e a Ver-
hoUay nennyi eser dolldrt kolt
ell propaganddra, tagssersesre,
tdgssers0kre, jubileun1ra, stb.
es hogy es mind a tagok sse-
beb6l naegy". Hdt bisoay es
mem dill. A Verhovaynak az so
eves jubileunai esstendoben
taqssersesre kiadott es kiadan-
do esresei mem a tagok ssebe-
b0l, hanena a tartalekb6l) ssds-
ssoros kamatot tognak hajtan1
a mdr meglev6 Greg tagokuak.
Nemcsak hogy pens terul
meg asdltal, hogy az NJ tagok
tagsdgi dijai sotkal t0bb esre-
sekkel ssaporitjdk maid az egy-
let bevetelet, hanena tagonkent
kevesebbe fog kerul11i az ugy-
keseles es t0bb fog jutni az
Greg tagtdrSak segitesere es
amerikai magyar ifjak tdnoga-
tdSdra.
Est meg az is ldthotja, aki
nem nagyo1 isn1er0s a ssdn1,
tannal, inert ha n1egdupldsod
ma a VerhoUay tag0k Ssdmd
mondjuk, 1S eserr0l So eserre
es mem jelentene ketsser anny
kiaddst a k0spontban. Nehdng
alkdlnaasottdl tObb es egg kit
leUeIesesSel tObb es e7111yi @
tGbhIet kinGnS rni0 a. EetSser
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
0R|AsI KOzONSEC vETT RESI- IDEN A
NACYBIzoTTSAG MARCIUSI UNNEpEN

Tobb mint 20OO fonyi kozonseg szoronoott Central
Auditorium ninden zugaban vasarnap. miisor
gyon jo volt Dr. Hosko Istvan fascizmus Is ha-
boru ellen beszs't Mt Marion Sander 4S tor
tenetet adta elk. Szeren sverenelt Pro-Hun-
gsria. A Nagybizottssg koszonete
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
HALALOzASOk

Idosebb Kiss Janosne szul.
Kelemen Anna marcus 14-en
szombaton, 40 ewes koraban
meghalt.
Kissne ezelott IS evvel jott
Zala megyebol Anerikaba es
YoungstoWnba.
Temetese kedden, marcus
lien volt a 703 Salt Spring
Road-i gyaszhazbor es a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom
kat. templombol. Fot. Mund-
we'll Janos gyaszszertartasai
utan a Calvaria temetobe ad-
tax at az anyafoldnek.
Gyaszoljak: ferje id. Kiss ia
nos, fiai ifj. Kiss Janos, Young
stoWn; Peter, U. S. tengeresz,
San Pedro, Calf, Jozsef, Fe-
rene, Gustav, Gyorgy es Ist-
van. Leanyai: Anna es Julis es
negy unokaja, valamint egy
fivere Kelemen Jozsef, mind
nyajan Youngstown lakosok.
Kissne tagja volt a Maya
rok Nagyasszonya rom. kat.
hitkozsegnel az Oltar Egylet-
mex es a Rozsafiizer tarsulat-
max.
Budai Laszlone, szul. Ia
mas Margit, az utobbi evek-
ben Cleveland, Ohio lakos 81
ewes koraban, marcus no 8-an
hirtelen meghalt.
Buday Laszlone youngstown
sztiletesu volt es lit gyaszol-
jak a Crescent St.-i id6sebh
Tamas Janos es csaladja es
i.fivere ifjabb Tamas Janos ma
gyar rend6r es csaladja.
aff
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19

kovetkezne az, amt meg mem
latunk, de mar hallunk han
gokat.
Tisztelettel a multi gyules
hatarozatabol:
Menyhert Jdnos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-19
T|LTAkOzAS

(Az alabbi tiltakozast a Ma
gyar Ref Egyhaz presbiteriu-
manak neveben Kovacs Elek
gondnok alairasaval hoztak ell
hozzank. Miutan az Egyhaz ka-
lauzoltatasaert az Egyhaz fl
yet. ICY ait lekozoljiik. Szerk.)
Evening star., 1936-11-05
California State
Society Luncheon

The California State Society will
hold Its second luncheon Of the season
in the mirror room Of the Lafayette
Hotel Saturday at 1:l5 O'Clock. Mr..
J. r. T. O'Connor, the controller Of
the currency and president Of the So
ciety. will preside.
Col. L 4. Atkins Of the Army En-
gineers Once in Warrington, Miss
Hazel B. Nelson, the educational d.
rector Of the United States Constitsi-
tion Sesquicentennisl, and Mrs. Car
roll Stewart, associate member Of the
Board Of Veterans Appeals, viii be
the guest speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford Burke,
Evening star., 1936-11-05

Washington
SocialNotes
Former Senator Ar
rives Today in New
York.
Continued From Third Page.)

E1Olk AAAo 308CsJ
and brother. n-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Mathews. in Scranton until
Friday. when they will 60 to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Drury have
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan A. Hermes Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Drury was hostess at luncheon
in honor Of Mrs. Hermes at the Chevy
Chase Club Tuesday.
Mr.. Erwin H. Shinn, who Is with
the Department Of Agriculture has
taken an apartment at the Roosevelt
Hotel for the Winter.
Miss Z. Louise Smith has returned
to Warrington for the Winter and has
taken an apartment at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
Miss Smith left Washington in the
early Spring for California. going by
way OF Lake Louise and Lake Tahoe
and stopping in Seattle. Wash, to
visit. In California Miss Smith
stopped with Representative and Mrs.
Carence F. Lee at their home in
Santa Rosa and took motor trip
with them through the Yosemite.
On her return East Miss Smith
visited Representative and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Taylor at their home in
Glenwood Spring, Colo. She also
visited in New York before coming to
Washington.
Mrs. Marie Seddicum has returned
from Q tour OF Europe.
Evening star., 1936-11-05

Mr.. r. Bruce Davis, Col. and Mrs.
G. w. Thomas, +. Howard Smith, Mrs.
Gertrude Scott, Miss Helen. Crist, Miss
Evelyn Adams and Mrs. Efie Robert
son will receive the guests.
Miss Dorothy Biddick Is In charge
OF reservations. Following the lunch
con there will be foot ball broadcast
and q cocktail hour.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Miss Helen Clay Jacobs

Miss Helen Clay Jacobs
To Wed Mr.. Charles Mcdonald.
MISS HELEN CLAY JACOBS
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
I. Jacobs Of Arlington. Va, and Mr.
Charles Edward Mcdonald. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mcdonald OF
Washington, will be married Saturday
evening, November %, at 8 O'Clock.
The ceremony will be performed in
st. Charles Church, Clarendon, Va,
with the Rev. Father Rizer officiating.
Miss Jacobs. who will be given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Ed
ward A. Simpson, will have as her
only attendant, her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward A. Simpson, as matron of honor
Mr.. McDonald's best man will be
his brother. Mr.. John Mcdonald. The
ushers will also be brothers Of the
bridegroom.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Scenario andDinner
Tonight at Arts Club

Mrs. Charles Bittinger and Mrs.
George Girty will be hoStesses at din.
ner tonight at the Arts Club preceding
the presentation Of "Eroica,' a see
mario Of episodes in the life Of Beeth.
oven. The presentation will be made
by the author, Mr.. Otto Torney Simon.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Miss Dehnbaugh
Wed to Mr.. Castles.

Mrs. S. M. Deffinbaugh Of s02 Sligo
avenue, Silver Spring, Md, announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Mary
Angela, to Mr.. Ira c. Castles, jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Castles of Mon
roe, La, on Saturday, October 81. The
ceremony was performed at st. Anne's
Episcopal Church. Annapolis, Nd, by
the Rev. Edward Darlington johnson,
in the presence Of the immediate fam
lilies. Mrs. Castles is we'll known in
music circles in Washington and
Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Miss Anne Howells
Bride Of Mr.. Storm.

VI StOh
The marriage of Miss Anne r. How
ellis, daughter Of Mrs. Anna Howell
of Silver Spring and the late Mr.. Will
liam N Howells, formerly of Ohio. to
Mr.. Robert E. Storm. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. Storm Of New York
City, took place Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Mt. Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. Washington. The
Rev. Russell ]. Clinchy. pastor of the
church, ofiiciating. The bride and
bridegroom left Immediately following
their wedding for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Storm is q graduate Of the
Sherman School Of Drama of Wheel
ing, w. Va, and the Byron w. King
School of Oratory, Pittsburgh, Pa. She
is associated with Madame Louise
Coutinho and Lavinia Darve, and also
teaches at Friendship House. south
east. Mr.. Storm is an engineer, re-
ceiving his education in Germany,
where he graduated from the Univer-
sites of Hanover and Charlotten-
burg. He has also travelled around
the world on various scientific expedi-
tions, and is at present Government
engineer in the Department Of In
terror and a member Of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers.
They will be at home after the mid
die of November at 1851 Columbia
road northwest.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Miss Rhoda Wyble Wed
To Mr.. Robert Adrian Kempef.

The marriage Of Miss Rhoda A.
Wyble to Mr.. Robert Adrian Kemper.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian H. KEN.
per Of this city. took place October 81
at Sis in the evening at the home Of
the bridegroom's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Weems Franklin,
$3.50 Nebraska avenue, Chevy Chase.
The mantel over the fireplace was
decorated with white carnations and
chrysanthemums, forming an altar,
and white candles.
The bride wore a blue gown trimmed
with velvet and shoulder bouquet Of
roses. The brides sister, Mrs. Charles
Evans of Bethesda, Nd. was her only
attendant. Mr.. Raymond Mahlon
Kemper, brother Of the bridegroom,
Evening star., 1936-11-05

was best man. A reception followed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper will reside In
Bethesda. Md, upon their return from
wedding trip to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1936-11-05
Weddings
CONTINUED From Third Page)

ton University and Mr.. Linkins at
tended the Corcoran Art School and
the National School Of Fine and Ap-
piled Arts,
Evening star., 1936-05-29
Beautiful
Shoulders
And Back
Satin-Soft Skin Nee.
essary for De-
collete.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

TT MUST be a source OF keen
satisfaction to a woman to know
that she can slip into her decollete
evening gown at any time, confident
that her back is satin-smooth per-
lection. And speaking of decollete
evening gowns, Summer. with its back
less sports and beach toys, isn't so
far away.
Beauty, no matter how you look at
1t is largely matter of posture and
contour. A fleshy back dates one as
q beauty of another day. A scrawny
back isn't tolerated by fashion. So
gain or reduce as necessary.
And how do you carry your back
your entire body? Make your own
posture test. if you like, by following
the outline in my bulletin on Posture
Rules Ia self-addressed, stamped
(3-cent) envelope will bring it to yoU.
A satin-smooth, clear, flawless skin
Is prime requisite for beautiful back.
And the daily use of long-handled
bath brush is prime requisite for
thoroughly cleansing the skin and
keeping it soft and lovely.
Many women I know prefer to use
q cleansing cream first, removing with
tissues, then into the warm tub and
q scrubbing with a bland soap and
good bath brush. Such brush might
be maple, have long handle, might
be especially designed to fit the curve
of the back. If you've ever had the
brush handle slip out Of your grasp
you know how important it is to
have said handle so shaped as to per-
NIT firm hold. One of the neatest
tricks" in bath brushes is easily de-
tachable from the oval head Of the
brush-a reinforced linen strap ready
and waiting to be slipped on the
hand for short distance maSSaging. +"
Fine soft white bristles of uniform
length especially selected for massag-
ing do their job well without irritating
the skin. Dead scarfSkin or scales are
removed from the skin, the pores are
free to throw of waste, which means
less likelihood of pimples and similar
blemishes.
Too often the pores are choked with
their accumulation of CRIME and per-
spiration and blackheads and pimples
soon form. One reason why the back
is a favorite seat for such eruptions
is failure to scrub away surface ac-
cumulations.
After the scrubbing be sure to rinse
thoroughly several times and finally
with cool spray. Improper rinsing
often causes the skin to become harsh
and scaly. Dry thoroughly and mas
sage good emollient cream Qanolin
will do), again using the brush, the
head this time covered with gauze.
After 10 or Is minutes tie few tis-
sues over the brush head and, presto,
the excess cream comes off.
Remember to use the facial make
up base on your back as we'll and
dust generously with powder, smooth
ing away the excess. When you have
to about face" be sure to present
q beautiful back.
Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-29

appropriate to the Summer season.
Substitute consommes that will jell
in the cans for some of the heavier,
richer soups. Increase the number
and variety Of your gelatines; do the
same with the salad dressings.
A few cans of lemon juice for iced
beverages, when a large quantity Is
needed in a hurry, and all the lemons
are used up, are good items. Grape
fruit juice. unsweetened pineapple
Juice and grape juice will also prove
useful. Some of the fruit sirups for
flavoring are good to have, too.
Don't forget the little bottles Of
red and green cherries. They can
make a fancy dessert out of simple
grapefruit when used as a decora-
tion-they also dress up fruit salads
and other similar dishes.
y Il y II
CHANGE the assortment Of appe-
~ Tiers that you have been using
through the Winter A tin or two Of
caviar, large enough to be placed In
a bowl, surrounded with ice, and
served with paper-thln toast, fresn
butter, a little chopped onion and
hard-cooked egg, could be depended
upon to furnish a perfect first course
for any dinner party. or luncheon.
Caviar could also be spread on tri-
angles of toast garnished with hard
cooked egg and served as a canape
with cocktails before dinner.
Lobster and shrimp pastes combine
well with finely minced cucumber for
canape spreads. Olives Of all kinds,
ready to be chilled and served with
Clipped ice, are always good. Deviled
ham, cheese spreads and iverwurst
sausages that may be eaten cold, will
do their part in the scheme Of things.
The vegetable juices are nice for
Summer first courses, too. Yellow
tomato juice, celery juice, beet Juice
from canned beets and several of the
others may be well seasoned and
shaken with ice until thoroughly cold
and frothy. A little lemon juice added
to the beet cocktail improves it amaz-
ingly.
Evening star., 1936-05-29
The Old Gardener Says:

Animals are commonly relied
upon for edging purposes. even
around perennial beds. the most
common being sweet alyssum, the
seeds Of which should be sown as
early as possible. After the first
crop Of bloom has begun to fade
the flower heads should be trim
med off, taking with them TIE
upper portion of the plants. This
drastic treatment will bring about
another blooming season and keep
the hedge in good condition for
most Of the Summer. Other an
nuals which can be used for edg-
ing purposes include ageratum
in blue and white, petunias, to-
renia and dusty miller. The last
named is grown for its gray fol-
iage, which is decidedly attrac-
tive and make good foil for
the other flowers. These ANIMALS
are also useful for growing in the
bulb beds to cover the ground
after the bulbs have fiowered.
The seeds can be sown directly
among the tulips or the daffodils.
(Copyrisht, 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-29
BY MARGARET WARNER.

YUST as the small tailored hat
was the Spring favorite, so the
Summer prefers picture hat
- with wide, dropping brim, its
crown low and softly wound in twisted
chiffon in several colors. The baku,
and the leghorn are back again in
natural shades and in light, soft col
orings such as taffy, orange and oyster
white. They are for prints and gay
colored frocks. But contrast is in or
der in the realm Of fashion, so bright,
deeper colors in felt are also capti-
waiting. They are for the pastel frocks
and ensembles having less definite
color. The rough, shiny straws In
white, black and navy blue also make
a bow for the more tailored daytime
outfit.
Crowns are inconspicuously low and
small. Many are round, but often
they are pressed into odd shapes with
a forward movement. The brims are
slightly cloche all around, some wider
at the sides, and are apt to be bound
with grosgrain ribbon in brown, navy
or white.
Trimming seems to be centered at
the front, that is, If flowers form the
trimming. If several shades Of chif-
fon are twisted around the crown the
ends are left loose from knot on the
left side. Flowers are often fantas-
tic, made Of stiff organdie, lace, feath-
ers and webby fabrics. Felt and pat
ent leather are also used as style ac-
cents and grosgrain ribbon Is most
popular of all.
THE off-the-face felt in white and
pastel colors Is much liked for
motoring. as it stays put" when you
60 dashing around in an open sports
car. A nice one has smart bow of
felt at the front and a close-fltting
crown. Mandarin brins are good
among the medium sized hats. A yel-
low felt one has brown silk cords
twisted around the small, shallow
crown with stem of rolled felt atop.
The turned-down edge not only shades
the eyes, but is q smart style note this
season.
The wide-brimmed hat of starched
Evening star., 1936-05-29

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~ and A. Corresponding bust meas
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