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Evening star., 1937-03-21
Mrs. Berthiaume
To Give Tea TODAY

Mrs. Arthur NJ. Berthiaume Will en-
tertaln at trOuSSeau tea this AFTER
noon in her home in Mclean, Va. for
her daughter, Miss Mathilde Margaret
Berthlaume, whose marriage to Mr.
Donald G. Becker. formerly Of South
Bend, Ind, now of Mclean, Will take
place Easter Monday evening at 8
O'Clock in St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Sweet peas Of many colors and DAT
fodilS will decorate the tea table this
afternoon, and the brlde-elect and her
mother will be assisted in serving by
Miss Mary O'Connor of Washington,
who will be Miss Berthiaume's maid
of honor and by Miss Grace Chambers
and Miss Rose Cushman, also of
Washington, both of whom will act as
bridesmaids at the wedding
Mr.. Hardy Richardson of Mclean
will act as best man to Mr.. Becker,
and the ushers selected are Mr.
Charles Clarke of Mclean and Mr.
Leyton Morgan of Washington. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, which will be
performed by the Rev. Peyton Will
llams, a reception will take place in
the parish hall of the church
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TALLS CHURCH, Va, March 20.
- Mfrs. James w. Brown gave
luncheon Tuesday, when her

| luncheon Tuesday, when her
a guests were Mrs. w. E. Crouch
Mrs Noble Moore. Mrs. J. Roy John
ston, Mrs Franklin P. Shaw, Mrs
Herbert Coward, Mrs. Felix T. Moore
| and Mrs. j. Harold Spelman.
Mrs. Watkins Leigh Ribble enter
| tanned at tea Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Harper Sibley of Wash
ington, who spoke at the Falls Church
Episcopal Church. Mrs. Ribble was
assisted by Mrs, Rufus M Lane, Mrs.
A. L. Anderson and Mrs. E. V. Stiff
and her guests were members Of the
Women's Auxiliary and Junior Aux
iliary of the Episcopal Guild.
Miss Wilma George was hostess
Tuesday evening at an informal bridge
party, her guests being Mrs. Lawrence
Brown, Mrs. Egbert M. Showers, Mrs.
Burr Christopher, Mrs. Hazel Coleman.
Miss Martha Cline, Mrs. Donald Jones
and Mrs. Otis Turner.
Mrs. Frank Grinnell of Falls Church
entertained Mrs. James " Howe. Mrs.
Warren Esty. Mrs. Willard E. Smith,
Mrs. D. Alfred Griffin, Mrs. E. c. Bein-
hart, Mrs. w. H. Ferguson. Mrs. o. l.
Nigh and her daughter Mrs. D. G.
Power, OF Quantico Va. Mrs. o. B
Livingston, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Willis and
Mrs. Grinnells mother, Mrs. D. J.
Griffin, at tea Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Edwin Denton Williams, ir.,
entertained Mrs. Walter Granger, Mrs
Charles r. Fenwick, Mrs Edward G,
Fenwick, Mrs. Howard Berger, Mrs.
Frank M. Thompson and Mrs. Phillip
Talbot and Mrs. John H. Cline at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Arthur Binney Of Brookline,
Mass, was house guest of Mrs. Ed
ward B, Wilcox this week
Very Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Rollins
Dean of the Virginia Theological Sem
mary are dinner guests of Rev. and
Mrs. w. Leigh Ribble today.
Mrs. Walter T. Westcott entertained
Mrs. Oziah B. Livingston, Mrs. Mary
Wells and Mrs. J. Oliver Frank at
luncheon and bridge Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. R. c. L. Moncure entertained
informally Thursday evening, when
her guests were Mrs. Frederick w
| Jones, Mrs. P. H. Smythe, Mrs. John
r. Garner, Mrs. Charles Marshall
Mrs. T. M. Talbot, Mrs. George L.
Robertshaw, Mrs. Frederick Howard
| and Mrs. Samuel r. Cooper.
Mrs. Edmund Gannt entertained
Sunday in honor of her nephew, Mr.
Ormand Briggs, and Mrs Briggs OF
Tampa, Fla, at family dinner party
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Briggs and then
/ son. John Briggs Of Washington; Mr.
and Mrs. William Bowers and theil
son, Billy Joseph Bowers, and Mr.. ans
! Mrs. Stewart Praether and theil
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>. hip and bust. Prices begin at
IS. sos 18th ST.
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huysen, who is spending the Winter
there.
Maj. and Mrs. George L. Febiger
and their daughter, Miss Gertrude
Febiger, have Just returned to this
post from Fort Lauderdale, Fla, where
they have been visiting for the past
month.
Miss May Fielder, daughter of Maj
and Mrs. Kendall j. Fielder, arrived
today for visit with her parents
She will leave Monday for William
and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
where she is a student.
Capt. and Mrs. Chales D. McNerney
OF this garrison are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daugh.
ter, Patricia McNerney, March II al
the Fort Meade Hospital
Lieut.. William L. Hardick, who re-
Gently arrived from the Hawaiian
Islands, has joined the seth Infantry
and is at present living in Jessup
Md Mrs. Hardick is patient al
Walter Reed General Hospital, where
she will be for some time
Lieut.. Col. Thompson Lawrence, who
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in the world-he couldn't find the
home that would later be handed
down to his descendants-not until
he saw the ones in WESTWOOD.
In WESTWOOD building restric-
tions and covenants are rigidlv
enforced-this, to protect your in
vestment and help assure con-
genial group of neighbors. Taxes
are lower than in suburbs outside
the District. WESTWOOD, only
is minutes from downtown WASH
ington, is a development of L. E.
BREUNINGER 81 SONS, Inc. Wit
have complete facilities of an
architect, contractor, broker and
financial agent at your service
Consult them-l730 K ST. Phone
NAT. 2040.
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Fort Meade
'ArriV a | S
DuringWeek
Mrs. S. B. Buckner
and Children Come
From San Antonio.

ORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md D,
- March 20.-Mrs. Buckner, wife
of Col Simon B. Buckner,
commanding officer Of the 66th
Infantry, arrived at Fort Meade Fri
day from San Antonio, Tex, with
their two children, Miss Mary Buck
ner and Clayborne Buckner. They
are occupying quarters recently va
Gated by Col. and Mrs. Bruce Ma
gruder.
Lieut.. Col. Henry D. F. Munnik-
huysen of this post returned from
Miami Beach, Fla, Sunday, where
he spent a month with Mrs. Munnik-
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Miss TOlan
Engagement
Announced
Daughter of Repre-
sentative to Be Bride
of Mr.. Kerr.
Continued From First Page.)


Fort Belvoir, Va The wedding will
take place at high noon Saturday,
April 3, at Walter Reed Chapel, fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at Ward
man Park.
Miss Wilcox is a native of Cali
fornia, but received her junior edu-
cation in Washington. She attended
Western High School and George
Washington University. Recently
she has gained considerable recog-
milton with her pen and ink sketches
and her pastels
Lieut.. Donoghue is from Rochester,
n, Y, and was an honor graduate at
West Point, class of "a He is a
member of Theta Beta Chi He is
now attached to the Engineering
School at Fort Belvor.
Mr.. Wilson is Washington cor
respondent for the daily American
Banker and is well known as a writer
for the magazines, While the bride
elects mother, Dr.. Wilcox, is engaged
gagged in medical research.
Following the wedding Lieut. Dono-
ehue and his bride will leave for a
two weeks trip, and upon their re-
turn will take up their residence at
Fort Belvoir.
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Katharine Hepburn the shops
today. For once more, after
a lapse Of ninety years, the
draped leg O. mutton sleeves,
high-cowled necklines with
buttons and loops down the
back are highly fashionable
in wedding dresses.
Q Katharine Hepburn's
head dress as the Would-be
bride in the play, who meets
tragedy at the altar, is SIM
pie and dignifled. A small
veil of white lace is arranged
over her incipient pompadour
Of l847, and falls no farther
down than her shoulders.
The style of the bridal gown,
the fabric itself, and the
trimmings are remarkably in
key with the bridal creations
turned out by the Paris
couturiers this month, and
indeed might be suitably
worn by a June bride of 1887
as fittingly as it is worn by
Katharine Hepburn as
Rochester's bride in l847.
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O.: 4 zz:s :s"'
UITH

I" HERE COMES THE
BRIDE" using the
potency Of lace and illusion
secure in the knowledge that her
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is at present student at the Com
mand and General Staff School at
Leavenworth, Kans., is ordered to the
66th Infantry.
Mrs. Gilchrist, wife of Maj. Hugh
c. Gilchrist, recently arrived at this
garrison from Dallas, Tex, where
She has been visiting. They are liv-
ing in the quarters recently occu-
pied by Capt. and Mrs. Paul A.
Pickhardt.
Among the officers ordered to the
34th Infantry are Lieut.. Alton A.
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fine tissue lasteX that has no OPEL
mgs. 1t proudly shows lace, net
lined uplift bust and has the low
low back that makes it ideal for
wear under evening dresses. So
popular has this $500 garment be-
come that the path beaten to the
third floor Corset Department at
the PALAIS ROYAL promises TO
become almost Lincoln Highway.
1t comes in peach. too. And many
smart young things prefer to wear
these garments instead of the usual
undies.
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at-home cards, calling cards and
informal invitations are the BRE-
WOOD "musts" that every poten-
tial bride need know about. We'd
ding stationery must be faultless
as to form and you can rest
assured that BREWOOD will carry
out your order letter perfect. You
will also find variety Of smart
notepaper-for those who are
particular as to the impression
made upon their correspondents.
1877 G. ST.
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Mrs. Larz Anderson
Now in Brookline

Mrs Larz Anderson, wife Of the for
mer United States Ambassador to
Italy, who spent last week in her
Washington residence, has gone to
Brookline, where she will be at Weld,
her estate there. Mr.. Anderson is at
White Sulphur Springs for the early
Spring and will join Mrs. Anderson
here later in the season.
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Miss Margaret Hiatt
Enga ged to Mr.. Moody.

Mr.. AND MRS. EDGAR FLETCH-
Err HIATT of Orlando, Fla. an
nounce the engagement of thelI
daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Mr
Joseph Franklin Moody, son of Mrs
j. G. Moody of Washington and the
late Mr. Moody. The wedding Will
take place April "A
The bride-elect is a graduate of the
University Of Chicago and a member
of the Junior Welfare Association.
Mr. Moody, whose former home was
IN Washington, spent several years
recently in Orlando. but is now in
Moline, Ill Mr.. Moody attended
George washington University and Is
a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fra
terTity.
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you see the divine collection il
their second floor shop-your will
power will simply ooze away. Dressy
ones. Tailored ones. Two-piece
models and three-piece styles. Some
plain and some lavishly fur trim
med On the first floor you'll find
all the luxurious Silver Fox scarfs
and capeS to enhance them.
6l0 TWELFTH ST.
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Miss Frances Jackson
And Mr.. Wheatley to Wed.

THE engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Frances Jack
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
A. Jackson of Hyattsville, Nd, to Mr.
Albert Wheatley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H Winship Wheatley, sr., of Ravens
wood Hyattsville. The wedding will
take place March 30 at St. Jerome S
Catholic Church, Hyattsville.
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them. Every car is simple enough
for every day business. Chic
enough to go smart places and
sturdy enough to go to distant
points. Go into any one of the
Washington FORD Dealers. See
the new FORD V-8s. And just
try to resist the model most useful
to your needs. Not even the well
come call Of Spring-with its buzz
Of social activity will thrill you
more than owning one Of the ire
sistible new Ford V-8s. FORD has
q lineup Of is proven successes
=. stunning cars that have
already made hundreds Of smart
Washinstonians say. Eyes, III
TAKE IT."
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Falls Church Parties
Mrs. James W. Brown and Mrs. Watkins
Leigh Ribble Among Hostesses.
MISS ADRIENNE' TOLAN

daughter, Carole Ann Praether of Co
lonial Village, were other guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gannt will
entertain tonight informally at bridge
and buffet supper, their guests being
DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Haertel, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Fellows, Mrs Noble Moore
and Mrs. George ButterWorth.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Miss Marie Foster Tenny
To Wed Mr.. MCDOWELL.

Mr.. AND MRS. COLON MONROE
TENNY announce the engage
nent of their daughter Marie Foster
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Archer r. Wood
we'll Of Kensington, Md. The we'd
ding will take place early in April.
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STORY'S that can be worn at the
Uedding-and afterWard, too. You'll
find exquisite models that will en-
gender the rowing eye in any usher
priced upward from 1895 ROOM
s05 American Bldg. 1917 F ST.
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Do 1t in the stun
ming ready-made
hats that EDNA
has just received
Or in the ones
she designs and
makes -to-order to
match your cos
tunes in fabric,
straw or felt. And
do take your la st
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per trouSseau
if entrusted to
B r E w OOD
will represent
the ultimate
in style and
quality. We'd
d / n & invita-
| l o n S, an
n O uncementS.
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she will depend
on the majestic
SHOREHAM for
h er W e d d ! n g
breakfast and re-
ception. T h E v
h a V e additional
facilities for large
les and
have Just added
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into the & o ! n z
away costume suit
she selected at
SAkS. You, too,
will find innumer-
able styles to select
from for wear
in town, and for
travelling. It's A
SAkS prediction:
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onof. 1t ; aII a
matter of intelli-
gent design and
good taste in half
size dresses" -.
" h i c h are not
simply made larger
but are repro
portioned. Extra
easiness at shoul-
der. hip and bust.
"a Q5 505 18th ST
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IlOIllC JlldJ lIdS
been done in
m o d ern by
LINARD, INC.
Modern acces-
sories lamps,
pictures. e tc.,
will change the
C h a 7 a cter of
rooms furnish
ed with good
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Miss Ruby Leese to Wed
Mr.. Roland NordStrom.

4 ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
Of the engagement of Miss Ruby
Leese, Hyattsville, Md, to Mr.. Roland
Nordstrom of Riverdale. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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S o y T H E r N
STELOS CON-
PANY down on
her list immedi-
ately. Runs and
snags repaired in
visibly at small
cost. Only l5c for
the first (short)
thread run; zoe
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free. So mail yours off today.
Easter eggs are priced at Sc, Csc,
soc, s100, $3.50 and $3.50. Filled
with Butter Cream, Cocoanut, and
Fruit and Nut Centers. Here's
something for the kiddies! One
dozen assorted Candy Eggs in g
decorated Easter Box for soc. You'll
find 10 varieties of FANNIE MAY
candies at soc a pound. Made
fresh daily. Seven convenient stores.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Enga cement of Miss Welch
To Mr.. Davis Told at Tea.

Mr.. AND MRS. SYLVESTER BUR-
Dit WEIGH announce the en-
eagement Of their daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Alvin Dulaney Davis
son of Mrs. Nathan Golfer Davis and
the late Mr.. Davis Of Lorton, Va. The
announcement will be made this after
noon at tea which Mr., and Mrs.
Welch will give in their home from
to O'Clock
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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word simply
smile and hand
each member of
your family a de.
licious, wholesome
F A N N l E MAY
candy egg. Their
special mail order
departments are
prepared to parcel
post candies any
W h re-insured
n
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fails to see why
even a third term
bridesmaid should
escape the silken
bonds of matrlmony
if she looks as
delectable as she
will in the lovely
dinner frocks at
J A c @ U z L I n
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IIVIIIg atmosphere, and so on
Two sparkling Russian Gypsy
ReVues nightly. Sunday dinner.
sloO-and you can stay through
supper. For there's never a cover
charge. Bar opens at midnight.
lOll CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. 4l4l.
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PVI IVVtE % ott LIIt
value of having Sun
day Dinners at Helen
H a m il MS RUS
SIAN TROIKA. First
Of all-it'll be a de-
lightful evening out
music, dancing.
delicious foods, gay
entertainment. an
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Denton, Lieut.. William w Harris,
Lieut. Albert D. r. Howarth and
Lieut. George w. White They all
are students at the Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga, at the present
time.
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which speaks for
itself" All the
bother of enter
tanning is taken
right off your
hands-be it a
luncheon, tea, din
ner or evening
party. And you've
the dignifed back
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Like q lot OF
y ou n g men
he'd been dy-
ing to settle
down for a
long time. But
even though
he had the
grandest girl
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delicious deli
cacies for we'd
ling parties.
Adorable we'd
ding cakes in
any size. As
sorted bridal
ice ere a m
moulds - bells,
lilies, slippers,
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OF NJ U n S ! n 6 VI ar 5
"Foundettes" that are
carried exclusively at
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
They're decidedly new
for never before
h a We MunsingWear's
"Foundettes' b e e n
made in all-white
They're of a sturdy.
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period furniture) into comfortable,
Hvable ones. Linard's modern ac-
cessories make stunning wedding
gifts, too! 1920 CONN. AVE. Phone
DEC. l4l4.
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IlldG plIOT 10 your
march to the al
tar you march
into GUIDES and
consult them for
all your wedding
flowers the
b r i d a l bouquet,
the floral decora-
tions, the going
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away corsage, The Bridesmaid
flowers and so on. The GUIDE
florist are absolutely artists q
creating exquisite and unusual floral
arrangements. 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 8450.
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" ITS NOT ONLY THE
SIZE but the CUT
that's important IN the women S
clothes at the HALF SIZE DRESS
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" THE WEDDING MARCH"
.. will be more excit-
ing than ever if the happy couple
know they are going to live in a
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|Theater, to-
| m o r r o W
|e V e n in g,
IS h e W ii !
Weara we'd
ding dress
similar to
t h 0 S e
S h own in
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q stunning COL
lection Of Peking
Gla S st h a t
Helene believes
will make excit-
ing W e d d | n g
presents. This
Peking Gl a S S
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new equipment for specializing in
Crepe Suzettes," served in the
Lounge or Ballroom. Phone Rob
ert'-AD 0700.
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" FANNIE MAY CANDY
EASTER EGGS .
tell the sweetest story ever told a.
Easter You don't have to say a
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Miss McGarry to Wed

Miss Clara Natalie McGarry, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McGarry,
and Mr.. Norman H. Evans of George
town, Ohio. will be married March q.
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wise bride will
place herself into
the h an DIS of
HEADS who
will use eV cry
method in skin
and hair treat
ment in making
and keeping her
L &c. ~
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b e e n
W a iting
for. Every
one who
sees the
new 1887
models is
delighted
~, l.
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H EOR RICHER OR FOR
POORER" wise
bride, whether she marries a rich
man or a poor one, will put the
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H THRICE A BRIDESMAID,
never bride" Like
most hoary axioms, this is not only
despressing-but wrong. For Helene
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4" NEXT TO THE BRIDE"
-. should be a sleer.
beautifully fitted white foundation
garment. And it should be on
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d" OLD SHOES FLY
and off the happy
couple go! That is, after she has
scampered upstairs and changed
Evening star., 1937-03-21
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Il" IT'S EASY TO BE CLAM
OROUS BEFORE YOU
SAY Il DO" The trick is to remain
as exciting in the years that folio S.
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comes in Blue, Amber, Green or
Wine-in f1ngerbowls with plates
bowls or plates on stands for
eenterpieces. 1l43 CONN. AVE.
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years straw hats to her for re
modelling. It's really inexpensive
Suite 806 American Bldg. 1917 F S.
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g THERE CAN'T BE A
WEDDING without
a party before it." And the best
parties are given at THE PARROT
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.. F YOU'RE GOING TO BE
MARRIED"-and aren't
marrying millions or if YOU are
already married, you'll be a smart
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3" YOU ARE INVITED"
an invitation Is always
thrilling-and this one especially
so. ASIAN ARTS has just received
Evening star., 1937-03-21

" SO I MARRIED THE
~ GIRL" sang
the young man after he saw
the homes in WESTWOOD
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" SO YOU'RE GOING TO
~ BE MARRIED." Well!
Helene has good news for you.
TAYLOR'S "Bakerette's' makes
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1Or tne nrSt IIong) thread run, &c
for each additional run. Glib
18th ST.
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etc. Tea sandwiches, $3.50 a hum
dred. Salads. Smithheld hams.
3714 MACOMB ST. CL. TOO.
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" Oh PROMISE ME"
that lines and wrinkles
will never give the bride away"
now or in the years to come. The
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" WEDDING MARCH BY
MENDELSSOHN"
flowers by GUIDE If you have
"altar-ior" motives, Helene suggests
Evening star., 1937-03-21
HEADS

Head, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Martin and
Mr.. Leonard all take keen delight
in designing new coiffures and CIV
ing exquisite permanent waves.
Now is the time to take an in
ventory Of yourself and get
yourself beautified for Spring.
Phone for appointment or
stop by 1886 CONN. AVE. DE. 5812
Evening star., 1937-03-21
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ground of this fine old mansion
20th and R SITS. NO. 1918.
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.MARRIAGEs MADE IN
HEAVEN" are
correctly announced on BRE-
WOODS fine stationery. The pa
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I" Her MAJESTY THE
BRIDE!" II she is
wise and desires that her entertain
ing be of unuuestionable acceptance
Evening star., 1937-03-21
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" WAKE UP AND LIVE"
Own one of the
new FORD V-8's, this Spring.
FORD Dealers have the cars you've
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
STOCK LOSSES IN
CLOSING Hours OF
!. 1887 FRACTIONAL
Only Few Aircraft, SpeciaIties
Cain;e lckes Broadside
Depressing

New York, Dec. 31.-(PeThe stock
market walked out on 1897 Friday
and left most Of its years gains be-
hind.
Sporadic efforts to rally the list on
the final lap generally were too feeble
Dto attract followings and losses IN
the closing hour ranged from frac-
tions to . point generally, with much
wider declines In isolated cases.
Only q few aircraft and specialties
managed to emerge with minor gains
FOR the day, although major steels
Iwere fairly resistant.
Sales for immediate delivery were
plentiful, this being the last day on
which cash deals for income tax pur-
poses could be recorded.
The speech Of Secretary 1ckes firing
another broadside at "big business,
brokers said, was somewhat depress-
ing, although hope was found IN the
presidents remarks ct his press con-
ference implying that recent denun-
Citations were aimed only at a minor
ity In the business world.
! The turnover was one Of the light
est Of the month, transfers approxi-
hating 10000 shares.
Bonds we're narrowly mixed.
Customers were scarce IN board
rooms. The small contingent that
appeared moved warily, the DISPOSE
ton being to curtail commitments
pending the presidential message to
congress Monday and clearer out
look on first-quarter trade trends.
& It was the third time In 80 years
that the stock market sold down IN
the concluding week Of the year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-31
Livestock
SOUTH ST. PAUL


South st. Paul, Dec. 31-R-WS.
Dept. An)-Cattle 1900; slow. slaugh-
ter cattle about steady, medium to
good steers quotable 60O-8OO;
slaughter cattle about steady, medium
to good steers quotable 6.00-8O0; most
sl1ortfed heifers $50 downward; few
choice 500; plain butcher cows 4.75-
525; low cutters and cutters sou
450; sausage bulls up to 6.25; stock
ers scarce, plain kinds 4.00-5.00 down.
ward: calves 1900: vealers steady;
saost good to choice 850-9.50; early
NJ, 1000; some held higher.
rs fairly active to all interests,
HHy to 10 higher than Thursdays
average; top $40; good and choice
j C14o-22o lbs. 760-8l0; 220-250 lbs. 7.30.
k1o; 2s0-3o0 lbs, 8.75-7.40; few good
COWS 6.l5-25; average cost Thursday
7.35; weight 240 lbs.
Sheep, 1000, slaughter lambs open
ing steady, with Thursdays low
time; slaughter ewes and feeding
lambs steady; early sales good to
choice lambs 500; few loads choice
held higher; plain and medium grades
| 5.50-7.00; good to choice ewes 3O0-40;
native feeding lambs 7.00-50.
Dairy cows, supply light; quotations
unchangeda \ medium and good spring
cr COWS quoted 50.00-75.00.