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The Washington times., 1937-05-22

and your wave is so much more
satisfactory if you get your hair
in good condition before you have
one, and keep it so afterward. II
you need it, use a good tonic for
two or three weeks before you are
to have a permanent, or better
still, have a few hot oil treat
ments. Whenever you hair seems
to be getting too dry or If you
see a bit of dandruff, have a hot
oil treatment, after your pern1a'
nent. If you have any specially bad
condition, be sure that you treat
it separately.
Figures usually improve during
the summer, but some Of us need
to take off a few pounds before
we dare get into a bathing suit,
or trot out for badminton IN
shorts. Even Stacks are trying
LII you are not slim and in good
form. The best and quickest way
to get into summer shape" IL
to take course at an exercise
studio. If you cannot do that,
you'd better do some pretty quick
and strenuous exercising at home,
indoors and out.
TANNING TINE
It's time to change makeup
too, for you are already getting
an almost imperceptible coat Of
tan, changing color slightly, and
winter makeup is apt to look
bizarre, a trifle off-color. The
browner tones Of powder should
be considered Low. and a more
orange lipStick and rouge. Many
people buy some brown powder
and add it, bit by bit to their
regular stock, as they slowly tan.
This is an economical idea as it
saves having several shades. If
you get a new shade of lipStick
and rouge now, it will last you
through the summer. We will
take up colors of summer make.
UP at later date, as space will
not permit it today.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
Beauty
Questions and
Answers
By DONNA GRACE

"Dear Donna Grace: I'd like
to know how spirits Of camphOr
can be used on bullying hips.
"CENEVTEVE WEST"
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
TIMES DAILY PATTERN
PATTERN 4423

Smart. button trim is featured
in this exciting Anne Adams
frock and you'll love it because
it's different and "just right" for
all occasions. The yoke-panel ef-
feet does wonders to your figure
and you'll feel ever so graceful
in the slightly rippled skirt.
Notice the beautifully fitted waist
line and the straight effect over
the hips. The V-neckline with
flattering collar and soft tie-ends
is another charming detail of this
frock. Pattern 4423 is easy to
make and you'll be surprised at
how quickly you can run it up.
This would be lovely in a cotton
broadcloth, seersucker, bright cot
ton crepe of percale. Use bright
buttons for sleeves and front
fastening!
Pattern 442S is available in
misses and women's sizes 16, 10,
20, "a, So, SO, 40, AZ, A and 46.
Size SO takes Az yards 36-inch
fabric. Illustrated Step-by-step
sewing instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins or stamps (coins perferred)
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME. AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Welcome the new ANNE ADAMS
PATTERN BOOK as a Guide
to Summer Chic! It's trimming
with flattering, easy-to-sew styles
slimming models the matron will
love, eye-appealing sports, after
noon and dreSS-up frocks for
EVERY age-tots, juniors, and
teens included. Profit by timely
hints on summer Fabrics, on
Accessories, and how to keep
Flower fresh" Send for YOUR
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FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED
TOGETHER.
Send your order to The Wash,
ingtOn Times, Pattern Department
243 W. 18th st., New York, N. z.
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transportation, Grandpa had his
fling.
MODERN ADVANTAGES
You have a tremendous adj
vantage over Grandma. It's much
easier to get up a pleasant circle
of friends than it was in the good
old days.
:. Nearly everyone has q car. or a
friend or relative who boasts one;
country clubs, theaters, concerts,
card games are accessible. And
no woman need stay at home and
eat her heart out, unless she en-
joys that kind Of thing.
Be more rational with that
husband of yours. He's probably
teasing you, and doing nothing
worse than playing cards with the
boys. If you try to lock up a
man, he'll pit his wits against you
to secure his freedom.
Copyright. 1897. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
Delicious New
. Bread

Tea sandwiches made from
honey nut bread are something
worth noting. They promise to
even attract admiration of father.
Honey Nut Bread with
Grated Orange
2 tablespoons of shotening
/ cup Of honey
l egg
ia tablespoons Of grated orange
rind
y cup of orange juice
21a cups of flour
21a teaspoons of baking powder
" teaspoon of soda
" teaspoon salt
"a cup of chopped nuts
Cream the honey and fat: add
the beaten egg and the grated
orange rind. Sift the dry in
gradients. Add alternately with
the orange juice. Add the chopped
nuts. Bake at 1875 degrees for one
hour.
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Etiquette
Invitation Is
Sent Before
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
"When is the proper time to
send wedding announcements
before or after the ceremony?
Should they be sent by the
brides parents?
would it be improper for me
to type them, or should they be
printed?
"WiII you please give me the
proper wording?
THANK YOU"
Wedding invitations are sent
before the wedding, to invite to
the wedding. Marriage announce
ments are sent out after the cere.
mony has taken place, to an
nounce that it has taken place.
If the invitations are to for
NAL Wedding, they are usually
sent out three weeks before the
date for the wedding.
The announcements are usually
all ready engraved, addressed,
stamped to be mailed before the
wedding, and are mailed directly
after the ceremony has taken
place.
Yes, both invitations and an
nouncements are sent by he
brides parents.
1t would be thoroughly incorrect
to have the announcements typed.
They should be engraved. 1t is
much better form not to send an.
nouncements than to have them in
correctly prepared. And remember
that it is not at all necessary
to send announcements.
This is the form Of the an
nouncement:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Strong
have the honor of announcing
the marriage of their daughter
Mary
to
Mr.. Alexander Dale
on Tuesday, the first Of June
Nineteen hundred and thirty-Seven
Baltimore, Maryland
If you wish, you may have the
second and third lines combined
thus:
announce the marriage of their
daughter
CORSAGE
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
"On which shoulder should a
cOrsage be wOrn-right or left?
III"
Usually a corsage is worn on the
right shoulder, but there is no
special rule about this.
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FaVOrite

Our favOrite for today comes
from Chef Leonardo Del VecchiO,
1417 Meridian PL He was one Of
six winners in last weeks contest.
He writes that this recipe was
cOncOcted when he was in charge
Of the culinary department Of the
Spratt's Mexico Expedition.
He writes: 81 found this recipe
to be as good as any for outdoor
cooking and originated it by hav-
ing these ingredients available at
the time 1 prepared the dish. /
called it 'Filet of WhitefiSh la
Mexicana.' Filet for being bone
less and Mexicana for the cOun-
try I was in"
FILET OF WHITEFISH A LA
MEXICANA
Clean a good-Sized whitefish
and cut meat away from the
bone. Cut into 6 or Z slices and
sprinkle salt and pepper and
smear with fat or oil. Place over
an open fire on a wire broiler or,
if at home, place on a gas broiler.
When the fish begins to flake or
come apart. take off the broiler
and place in a long pan.
In ano*-er pan place these vege'
tables diced very fine: One onion,
one pepper, one small can of to.
matoes, three sprigs of celery and
pinch of chile powder. Salt
and pepper to taste. Brown
vegetables except tomatoes in a
pan with melted butter and, when
brown, add tomatoes.
When done pour over fish and
cook S minutes and serve.
The nesO tG0orite recipe con-
test is for gelatin salads. Win
yourself a cash prize By send
ing a recipe you think other
readers tDould like to prepare.
Write your entry on one side
of the paper only and enclose
name and address and mail to
Miss Jean Green, FGUorite
Recipe Contest Editor, The
Washington Times, before
Man %.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22

Sun, wind and salt water take
their toll of beauty in your hands,
your hair and your complexion. To
forestall the bad effects. you can
start right now getting into con-
dition. It's not difficult, and fur
thermore, the care of the skin in
the correct way makes your grad
ual tan much more becoming .
for though you may not plan to
tan, even mild days such as we
are having now will put a faint
brown tinge on your skin.
NOURISHING CREAM
AS to your face and neck. all you
will need most likely is bit richer
cream to feed the skin and sup
ply oils to replace those that are
taken away by sun and wind. AS
you know, summer is the time
when dry skin can be troublesome,
and when even normal skin is
apt to look not quite so well. So
consult your favorite cosmetician,
or add the cream from your favor
lite line which you think can do
the most for you, and start now,
conditioning your face and neck
for the strenuous months to come,
Hands seem to be easier to keep
at this time Of the year, but that's
no reason to relax your vigilance
for in couple of months, they
will be dry and tanned, and may
be in bad condition from salt
water. Continue your cuticle oil
or cream at night as a precau
tionary measure, rubbing it well
into the cuticle before you sink
off to your dreams. That is the
most essential thing, though it is
well to keep up the use of hand
cream at night too.
FOR BRIGHTER HAIR
Your hair needs attention for
| two reasonS-first the sun and the
wind, which are as hard on hair
as on compilations, and then the
fact that this is the permanent
wave season, generally speaking,
The Washington times., 1937-05-22

To overcome this obstacle, a
new method Of preparing it has
been introduced. 1t is breast
of veal stuffed with the pure
ground veal. It is packed firmly
so that it can be sliced into cut
let thickness and, either sauteed in
fat or baked in the oven with vege'
tables.
The meat is very simple to cook
and is new answer to the ques'
ton of what to have for dinner
Serve it sauteed deliciouSly brown
with buttered peas and carrots OF
baked in the oven with canned
tomatoes, chopped green peppers,
and sliced onion. Try it on your
next budget dinner.
Boullion roast Of veal is also in
the market. The roast Of veal,
in this case, Is enclosed in thick
casing, of kneaded fat so that 1t
roasts into moist delectable NOR
sci.
The roast of veal is a good buy
for the week end. 1t can be
served for Sunday dinner and
then prepared on Monday with a
special curry sauce.
In serving the sliced stuffed
breast of veal Sauteed serve over
them a brown gravy. This car
be made by adding tablespoon
of worcestershire sauce, a little
salt, and pepper to the drippings
in which the veal was Sauteed
Thicker with flour and add a few
mushrooms.
For veal pie, use either shoulder
or breast of veal.
VEAL PIE
/ pound of veal
l stalk of celery
/ green pepper
Half an onion
u cup of peas
3 tablespoons Of flour
l teaspoon of salt
/ cup Of milk
Cut up the veal for stewing ant
put it in a saucepan with jus
enough water to cover and sim
.mer. Add salt. Slice in the onion
Cook for 80 minutes. Add tn
celery and the peas. Chop tn
green pepper and cut into bits
Cook until the veal Is tender ant
The Washington times., 1937-05-22

MANY OF the smartest bathing suits have beach coat
match has this suit of crepe in big polka dots The
colors in of blue and nicely blended and
the fabric is seaworthy The coat made on
lines and is graceful enough to make the center OF
attraction you parade to the pool Notice the beach
hat big square affair that repeats the coors in the sun
The picture snapped at the shoreham pool and the
costume is from local store For the call District
1000 Extension 49, during business hours or write Miss
Lavlle at The Times enclosing Seaddressed stamped
envelope.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
Many Good Cooks Have
Difficulty With Veal
BY JEAN GREEN

For most of veal is made of outlets chops and roasts
This which been of the best buys for several
weeks always been considered rather hard to cook
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
Glazed Chintz

Looking ahead to summer, one
designer shows an, evening frock
of black glazed chintz with a
sparse print of white seahorses
and leaves. White yarn fringe
trims the hemline Of the very full
skirt. A borleo has sleeves en-
tirely of tiers Of the white yarn
fringe.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
Jealous Wife Is Bothered
Observation-Disclosures
In the Evening
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority Problems OF Love and Marriage
Aady who confesses being little jealous to think that
the question personal liberty in marriage has in the wake
Of modern improvements No domestic topic contro
versial than this of personal liberty.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22
ak Says Personal Liberty Controversy Strains Love
Now Is the Best Time
To Prepare for the
Vacation Season
By WILMA LAVILLE

If you would be well groomed and beautiful through the
summer time start is right Hands, hair complex
ion and figures all need attention all need getting ready
for summer. And they all equally important
The Washington times., 1937-05-22


"GENEVIEvE WEST"
You may rub on the spirits of
camphor as you do in an alcohol
rub. I have a formula for a re-
ducing lotion you may have with
out cost. Ask for the reducing
lotion and enclose stamped, self
addressed envelope for your reply.
Beatrice writes: "Can you sug-
geSt anything to Danish these un-
slightly freckleS? They are not so
bad in the wintertime, but when
1 go out in the sun, they come out
so thick and dark l can't see the
powder 1 use. What will take them
off without harming my skim"
There are freckle. ointments that
will remove them, so will the regu-
lar use Of creams, but they will
come right back again as soon as
you expose your skin to the sun
and summer breezes. You freckle
because you belong to the hello
phobia type, as blond or thin
skinned persons are classed. It
means the pigment in the skin is
light. Dark or heavy pigment will
resist the sun.
Wait until after your summer
outing before you remove the
freckles or wear large hat and
stay out of the sunlight. The skin
will be thicker and more resistant
when you are older. Send for my
Freckle Treatment If you wish to
remove them now or go to any
shop or toilet goods counter for a
freckle cream. .s.t',
Mrs. A. Jones: It would be diff
ficult for me to. tell you how many
calorieS a portion of your soup
contained, but the average thick
soup is approximately 100 Gallo
ries to from one-haf to three-quar-
tiers cupful. One thick or: two thin
slices Of white or whole wheat
bread contains 100 Galleries. There
are 100 calories in one tablespoon
full of butter. a..
Send for the CaIOrie Chart, the
FreckIe Treatment and the Re
ducing Lotion, il you wish. En-
close a stamped. Self-addreSsed
envelope for each and address
Donna Grace, Beauty Editor Of
The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1937-05-22

OF modern improvements. No
versial than this one Of persona
Both husbands and wives write
in and complain that they have
not even servant girls privilege
Of a Sunday off or one night a
week out.
Some married people are never
happy unless they can add the
role Of jailer to that Of mate.
Others insist on the big front
door being left open and no QueS-
tons asked. Take this letter:
FINDS LETTERS
Dear Miss Fairfax:
mot long ago it was my job to
diSmantle the old family home,
where my mothers parents and
grandparents had lived. In the
attic / came across some letters,
written by my great grandmother
just before the Civil War.
"And while they had no tele-
phones, bathtubS or automobiles,
I think wives Of those days felt
more secure about their husbands.
"In . letter to her sister, great
grandmother wrote: Two roaring
wood fires at either end of the
long parIOr make home more COM
Portable than the tavern, and Will
liam is content to sip his punch
H., BaSm nv-vv~ R2~nrSInp
II suppose a man could hitch
up his buggy or saddle his
horse, but he couldn't get very
far with either of them, and q
wife didn't have to worry about
where he spent his evenings and
with whom, the way we do in
this automobile age.
HUSBAND GOES OUT
1--WE been married three years.
My husband goes out after din
ner two and three evenings a
week and, whether to torment
me or not, he will not say where
he's going.
1--WE tried to do the same thing
with him and have sat at my
sisters house till ! in the morn
ing. When / returned home /
found him snoring. Did he care
where I'd been? Not much.
SITS my nature to be jealous.
1 can't help it; I'm SO fond Of
him. Why doesn't he tell me
where he goes after dinner? I've
peeped into the garage. and eX-
anained the car; haven't found
anything compromising, but some
times it's Splashed with mud,
showing he's been y long way.
IT'D love to turn back to the old
days, when the roaring wood fires
at either end Of the long parIOr.
and hot punch, saved Grandma
any worries as to where her huS-
band was spending the evening.
"UNMODERN."
DIFFERENT TIMES
It seems to me your great-grand-
mother must have been writing
about her more pleasant evenings
at home, rather than the ones
which might have worried her. In
those days, no man dreamed OF
FORGETTING his personal liberty, or
of asking permission to step out,
or of stating where he was going.
If he was a landed proprietor,
he summoned his coach or saddled
his horse. Even the farm-wagon
might have been requiSitioned for
a holiday away from the domestic
open fire.
But when he got good and
ready, he went, and make no mis-
take about it, my dear lady. Read
the novels and general literature
of that day and you will learn
that, in spite Of the difficulties Of
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AZ a session of said cour, -,
=, n.. the Court House in the CITY OF
De'roi'' Wayne County. MichIean
1897. 'e'' A. d.
Toms. ' M
~ satisfactorily appearing from
the AFFIDAVIT Of the Plaintiff on Ale
IN The above entitled causa Tho,
the defendant. Josie Wilson. ia No,
a resident of this State
1T is ORDERED that Jos,a w,
son appear and answer the Ri, =,
complaint filed in this cause with.
IN three months from the date q,
this Order, or said bill will be tai
en- as confessed against her
IL Is further ORDERED Tho, =
copy OF said Order be sent to the
last known address OF said Defend
ant by registered mail. and IN case
no registered return receipt signed
ny ene defendant is received. that
this order be published. IA ra-
CURED by law.
ROBERT NJ. TOMS.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
VERNON c. KERWIN
Deputy Clerk. 10-,e Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30

Ii. R.-Last night l dreamed that
u married man came and confessed
that he loved me and had dic0ryed
his wife to marry me. What does
this dream mean!
Ans Your dreaming OF this mar
ried man probably means that you
are. on think that you are. in love
with him, The reason WHY you
dreamed at all was caused by eat
ing too much dinner before re,ir-
ing. lie Is NOT IN LOVE WITH
YOU and lie WON'T DIVORCE
YOU .... AN HE WONT DIVORCE
HIS WIFE So forget H.
{. H.-My Father wants me to
take up Nurse Training but I an.
Interested In Dr. IS. designing.
What should I do!
Ans: The profession selected fof
you by your Father is indeed an
honorable one, even though II
would require several years hard
work and study. To enter the voca-
ton of your own choosing would
probably take just as mush time
and effort. however the cnoice
should be made by yourself alone.
/ would suggest Dress Desi. gning
l.. J.. E.-Sh0uld l make m Ell
fort 10 regain my former job or
hold the one that | now ha,el
Ans Although your former job
paid larger salary than your pre-
sent one, II is best that you remain
as you are. You GOULD regain the
old job. but working conditions
there would not be as agreeable az
they were when you previously
held the job.
Z. ID. Nearly twenty-sIx years
ago u daughter was horn 10 me.
which was forced TO give up for
adoption In order to save the fam.
lily name from shame. Il she still
living!
Ans Your child was adopted by
moderately well-to-do couple who
had no children OF their own. She
has been reared and educated as
though she was their own. She has
grown To be an upright. Christian
lady and is very. very attractive
VI would do neither you or your
child any good for you to learn
more of her. Try to be content with
this.
II. w. Why does my hoy friend
stay away from me so long nj
times! Does the married woman
have him "iixed' so that he cannot
help himself!
Ans: The man in question has
mo good enientions towards either
you oil the married woman He Is
using YOU both as good things and
as meal ticket She does not. and
cannot, have him fixed to cause
him To remain away from you.
VI. IL went with man -four
months aiid he quit me to marry
another woman. Now they are
separated must l take him hack
Ans: II you sincerely believe
that he deserves such considera-
ton from you. YES But have
him understand that YOU will not
tolerate anymore OF his "wishey.
washey. willy-nil'y" doings.
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LEWIS q ROwLRTTE, Attorneys
COZ East Adams Ave.
No. 271,63e

Order Of PubIicauoD
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. In Chancery.
ESTELLE COUNT, Plaintiff. VS..
JAMES COUNT. Defendant.
At a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. County OF Wayne and
State OF Michigan. on the 18th day
OF September, A. D.. 1887.
Present: Hon. Robert M. Toms,
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country the
defendant resides and his present
whereabouts is unknown. that his
,st known place OF residence was
care Of General Delivery. City OF
Columbia and state Of South Caro-
lima.
On Motion OF Lewis & Rowlette,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance In
said cause on or before three (3)
months from the date Of this or
or. or the bill ~ complaint may DO
taken as confessed. and that said
rider be published and a copy
hereof served upon defendant by
egistered natl as required by law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
VERNON L. KERWIN,
Deputy Clerk. 10-e-1l-2o
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Legal Notices

defendant now resides and his pre-
sent whereabouts Is unknown, that
his last known residence was care
General Delivery, City OF Newcas-
tie. County OF Lawrence and state
OF Pennsylvania.
On Motion OF Lewis Il Rowlette
Attorneys for plaintiff. 1T Is Or
DERED that the said defendant.
Austin Fountain. enter his appear
ance In said cause on or befo. e
Three t3) months from the Date o.
this order, or the bill OF complaint
fil,u herein may be taken as con-
fessed and that said order be pub
lished and copy thereof served
upon the defendant by registered
mail, as required by law In such
case made and provided.
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
vERNO L. KERwIN
Deputy Clerk 10-23-12-i