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Evening star., 1938-10-05
Eye Make>Up
is Subtle
This Fall
Beaded Lashes Are
AS OutrnOded as
Page Boy Bob.
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

HEAVY, beaded eyelashes are as
outmoded as last years page
boy bob. Even artificial eyelashes will
get dusty waiting on counters to be
bought. For you are to be s. dainty
lady, this year, and although you shall
continue to use makeup, your applica-
ton of 1t must be subtle. The colors
you choose, though fiattering, will be
delicate.
For instance, the silver fecked
mauve, old blue and gray are the new
eye-shadows. They must be painted
on with brush from the center of
your lid and blended high to your
brow. But. oh, so lightly! The inter-
ested male will have to squint his
eyes to detect your artistry!
Mascara may follow the shadow
shades, but the old standbys-brown
and black and dark blue-are still
preferred providing you learn how to
apply them.
Your eyelashes should be in good
condition-not brittle and dry. Before
going to bed, and even before apply
ing mascara, pull them gently with
your fingers and cover them with q bit
Of pure white vaseline. Allow it to
soften the lashes before you powder
them (ever so lightly. and then your
mascara! Only light brushing of 1t,
too, the first time. Then go over them
again when that is dry. Never, never
darken your under laSheS.
For extra allure, when you wish to
look star-eyed and bright, draw fine
line close to your upper lashes on the
lid, either with a sharp pointed brow
pencil or with brush dipped into eye
shadow or mascara. Bring it out to the
very end Of your lid. You will be sur
prised what depth that little line will
give to your eyes!
And regarding brows. You know
that the plucked brow is no longer to
be desired. Let your brows grow in for
q month and determine your natural
brow line. Then pluck only the strag-
glers and brush and pinch your brow
to smoothness. Vaseline helps with
them, too, and of course q cream PEN
Gil. For evening you may extend the
length of your brow with a soft, broken
line. Try to draw tiny hair growing
in the direction which the rest do!
II you do it properly, even you will not
see the crayon when you hold q hand
mirror at arms length!
OF course, every modern girl realizes
that glamorous eyes depend upon lots
OF rest, frequent eye massage and daily
eye baths. Resolve that you'll care for
them daily and eye grooming will be-
come . habit just like brushing your
teeth has become q habit!
Simple rules for eye care are in
my leafiet Beauty ut Small Cost"
And "Slumber Inducing Exercises''
tells you how to battle insomnia.
Send self-addressed, stamped
(S-cent) envelope for either Of them.
Address me ut this paper.
Evening star., 1938-10-05

no one Is allergic to any of the in
gradients. Tomatoes stuffed with
chopped cucumbers are fine with the
sea food. And, of course, if you want
to really stage show, give YOUR
guests perfectly made bouilla baisse.
which is made of almost every known
flsh, and combines soup and stew in
one dish!
X X
IHE October cocktail party also
needs change OF face. The
things that seemed so right" month
or so ago are as inappropriate now as
tennis dress on F street. We men,
toned infinitesimal hamburgers-make
them just like the real ones. only on
tiny scale; you can have the little
rolls baked to order, or use biscuits il
You prefer. Tiny hot dogs-the dogs"
come in cans, the rolls are baked to
order; they should be served piping
not with mustard and pillalilli like
their big brothers. Baby Goldfish balls
aren't news-but you might try serv-
ing them around bowl OF highly
seasoned chilli sauce for a change
letting the guests dunk" to their
hearts content.
Fresh mushrooms, broiled, drained
and stuffed with chopped bacon are
good. Scallops, cut in small pieces.
fried in deep fat and served with a.
bowl OF tartar sauce. are not so we'll
known as the Goldfish balls. They
have to be kept piping hot, however,
for they tend to get rubbery when
cold.
Oysters, instead Of olives, wrapped
in bacon, are change. Here again
you must be sure your guests like
them-or provide plenty of other ed
ibles for their delectation. Strips of
smoked salmon. paper thin, may be
rolled around hot chicken livers to Of
Ter q piquant taste sensation.
It's all a matter Of sitting down
and thinking up something a little
"different"-and keeping in mind that
cold weather steps up appetites-and
how!
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Consideration Of Flaen Styles Most Important for Autumn
The Old Gardener Soys:

When rose bushes are planted
in the fall there Is plenty Of
time to do the work properly,
and better opportunity than in
the spring to make selections.
Moreover, the gardener still has
. keen recollection of the roses
which have been blooming for
months past and therefore, Is In
= better position to choose the
varieties he wishes. Certain
facts should be kept in mind.
though, when fall planting is to
be practiced, to make sure of
complete success. To begin with,
the planting should not be started
too early. Some amateurs insist
upon buying plants early in Oc-
tober. This is a mistake. The
bushes will not have ripened
properly before the last week in
the month, and 1t is better to
wait until early November before
moving them.
(copyrisht. 193s)
Evening star., 1938-10-05


you want. Remember however, that
1t doesn't matter what type Of dress
you choose as long as your choice is
fattering one. The bride who de-
cides upon becoming gown-in spite
OF the modes of the moments far
more sensible than the girl who
chooses a high style just because it
happens to be advocated by smart
shop. When you select your cos
tune for the march down the aisle,
take into consideration the fit, the
color and the accessories. Remem-
Der that all brides can look beautiful
If they use little thought, and the
fabric you wear is unimportant as
long as it does the most for you.
The same goes for color and style
Ignore the fashion DEGREES to a great
extent, and select gown that is
BECOMING.
BY that, we don't mean that you
have to deviate widely from the &C
cepted fashions of the moment. There
are plenty of good looking types in
all styles, and it should be an easy
task to find one that is outrageously
hattering. But remember that it is
, Just as easy to find an up-to-the
minute gown that becomes you as it is
to select one that Is strictly chic-on
someone else.
4 X
HOWEVER, there are certain mo-
tifs that have gained great popu-
larity this season, and it is a wise
idea to keep them in mind when
selecting your bridal outfit. Ivory is
the favorite color, and a good thing
1t is, too. for 1t is a soft, fattering
shade that is becoming to almost
every girl. On the other hand, your
taste may run to something with
touch Of color-in which case there
is Cafe Au Lait, luscious golden
color that is especially becoming to
brunettes. Or, if you prefer, there
is smoky blue called Larkspur that
is too striking for words when worn
with gray pearls and gray veil. In
any case, the bridesmaids dresses will
blend in on the same shade-usually
. darker variation of the same color.
Traditional heavy satin is still the
most popular fabric, but there are
Evening star., 1938-10-05

n beauty in women and de-
clares that the modern girl
is not nearly so good-looking as was
her grandmother.
These are SAD and startling words
from one who should know whereof
he speaks, inasmuch as he spends
his life in portraying the feminine
form, more or less divine, but a
casual look around among the ladies
Of our acquaintance will incline most
of us to agree with him.
1t has been said that q woman's
beauty consists of rs per cent nature,
Is per cent clothes and SO per cent
personality, hence, If it Is true, IS the
artist says, that women are not so
pretty now rs they used to be, it is
because they fall down on the latter
two qualifications.
THEY have improved upon nature.
No woman now Is as homely as
God made her, unless she is too stupid
or lazy to use the artiflces at her
command. If she is fat she can reduce
herself to q stringbean figure. If she
is sallow she can buy a peaches-and-
cream complexion at department
store. If she has stringy, hay-colored
hair she can turn 1t into such golden
curls as only the heroines of fairy
stories are born with.
So far as nature goes the modern
girl has q distinct advantage over
grandmother in looks, but when it
comes to clothes, which are not only
the frame that sets OF . woman's
beauy, but also creates an illusion Of
beauty even when it is not there,
grandmother scores again, in spite Of
her hoop skirts and bustles, her lack
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Dorothy Dix Says
Personality Has to Be Acquired
And 1t Is Essential to Beauty.
Star Stan Photo.

Of the chiffons and the thousand
and one gadgets, ornaments and aids
to beauty which are at the modern
girls disposal.
For grandmother never made .
figure Of fun Of herself by appearing
in public in breeches that reveal how
closely the feminine figure resembles
a beet. Nor did she turn the search
light on the defects of her anatomy
by going around in shorts. If she had
bow legs or knobby knees her flowing
skirts mercifully concealed them and
she presented to the eye only lines
Of beauty.
E1FTY per cent of woman's beauty
is in her personality. That's true.
II women are not as beautiful as they
were in the past it is because they
have lost something that did far
more to make woman's face beautiful
than regularity Of feature or a peaches
and-cream complexion. 1t was an ex-
preston Of gentleness, of sweetness,
of purity and tenderness. 1t was some
thing of the spirit that glowed through
even a homely face like light through
an alabaster vase and made 1t lovely.
Women have grown sophisticated
and rdboiled. Their eyes are
shrewd and knowing. You hardly ever
see that Madonna look on a woman s
face. You hardly ever see even q
young girl who has the look Of dewy
freshness Of an untouched rosebud
about her. And somehow, some way,
it is blight upon even the most
radiant beauty If it lacks that.
But, after all, beauty is in the eye
of the beholder, and whether women
are more beautiful now or less beau
tiful than they were in the past, de-
pends upon your taste in 'em.
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Added Flavor.

To give crunchiness as well as
added flavor to meringues for pies,
add one-fourth cup shredded nut
meats to each two egg whites. Sprin-
kle the nuts over the top or add
them to the meringue just before it
Is spread.
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Storing Handsaw.

Prepare q small handsaw for stor-
ing by first heating it in an oven
and then quickly rubbing it with lard
or any unsalted fat. Hang the saw
on q nail on the wall. Wipe off the
surplus fat when you use the saw
again.
Evening star., 1938-10-05
For Tangy Flavor.

Deviled ham gives creamed eggs y
tangy fiavor. Add about Q fourth OF q
cup Of ham to two cups Of the creamed
mixture. The ham also blends well
With creamed peas, asparagus, beans or
oabhaeA
Evening star., 1938-10-05

m u S Z De pre-
pared to offer
plenty Of really
substantial food.
G ne are the
days Of dainty
little strips Of raw
carrot and tiny
pearl fow-
erets Of caulifow-
err; baby ham,
burgers and good
old Irish stew are
the order Of the
present!
Many hostesses
make the mistake
NJ fhipkipo that
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Formal Wedding Gowns
Stress the Romantic
Fashions of Today
Traditional Ivory Satin Still
Remains the Favorite Type
For Elaborate Ceremony.
BY HELEN VOGT.

YOU suddenly developed strong affection for blossoms and
faVor1se "Iohengrn"
gowns too You hold the
. hour-'Pubic Pretty
When you to look for wedding
Aee are SO many beautiful Styles
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Autumn's Outdoor Sports
Increase Appetites for
Heartier Party Foods
Before and After the Game
Festivities Should Include
Really Substantial Dish.
Bv BETSY CASwETJ.

crisp bright days stimulate
on holiday afternoons Football horse hunting skeet shoot
are dozen and occupations
during this golden month.
e tWgn are violet and softand the chysanthe
un seems particularly to the O. autumn
With the sharp weather and time doors
Evening star., 1938-10-05

softness, the touch of formal
i ity, that you want for bridge
parties, luncheons and club
meetings. The straight, smooth
hipped skirt, the plain shoulders and
V-neckline are designed to take inches
off the large figure: The design shows
a particularly gracious and dignifled
version of the smart bodice detailing
with draped revers in self or con-
trasting fabric. The slashed type of
bishop sleeve Is extremely new and
more becoming to large women than
the fuller kind.
In sheer velvet. crepe-satin, silk
crepe will be one of the most success
full you ever wore.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1620-B is
designed for sizes 36, 3S, 40, ~. A,
46, 4S, so and So With long sleeves,
sizes 80 requires SIS yards of 39-inch
Evening star., 1938-10-05

material; with short, AZ yards. If
revers collar is in contrast 1A yards
is required.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-10-05


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Evening star., 1938-10-05

increase accordingly. The hostess who
plans to entertain before or after q
game or skeet contest, or horseshow-
Evening star., 1938-10-05

FAMOUS portrait painter
mourns the decadence oil
beauty in women and de.
rlorns %hsk fh> v.nd>r,, rv{-
Evening star., 1938-10-05

Simple rules for eye care are In
my leafiet Beauty at Small Cost"
And "Slumber Inducing Exercises"
tells you how to battle insomnia.
Send = self-addressed, stamped
(s-cent) envelope for either Of them.
Address me ut this paper.
Evening star., 1938-10-05
BY BARBARA BELL.

BY BARBARA BELL.
THIS graceful dress has just the
/ softness, the touch of formal
L ity, that you want for bridge
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25

Isaac M. Baer and family, Para
mount. visited Mrs. Baer's former
home at Lansdale, Pa.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25

lot like the title of one of the
years best seIIers-AGone With
The Wind"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
A CAPELLA> CHOIR
HERE, MARCH 20
Musical Organization of
Wittenberg College at
Trinity Lutheran

Arrangements have been practi-
cally completed for the appear
ance here on March 20. in Trinity
Lutheran Auditorium. of the Wit
tenberg College A Capella Choir,
which organization will present a
program of sacred music. The mu-
sicians will present Dubois THE
Seven Last Words" utterances of
Christ on the Cross. Prof. John
Thomas Williams, is the director
of the Choir, now making a tour.
The following is the Urinary:
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Wheeling, w
Va, Hagerstown, Frederick, Phil
adelphia. Brooklyn, n Y, and on
the return trip, Lancaster, Pa,
Harrisburg, Pa. and Johnstown,
Pa. The choir is composed of AZ
members. both men and women.
There will be a number of solo
parts. A free-will offering will be
received. The program will begin
at s o'clock.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
PEACH BUDS ARE
RAPIDLY MATURING
If Warm Weather Con
tinues Many Blossoms
Will Be Out Sunday

The unusually warm weather
for this season of the year has
had the effect OF pushing the
peach buds forward, and, accord
ing to the statement of a resident
Of Smithsburg. in which district
many peaches are raised. trees
will be in bloom by Sunday. This
maintains, of course, unless a
cold period comes along to halt
the pushing forward of the buds,
which, however, is not now ex-
pected.
If a cold spell comes sufficient
ly severe to freeze the peach buds
considerable loss will be sustain
ed by the growers. Other buds,
such as cherries and apricots, are
also pushing ahead about in pro-
portion to the peach buds
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
HE KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS

''The first day that I spend in
heaven" a reader of this paper
said in this office yesterday, 81
want to be given a IS ton Diesel
caterpillar and meet on a narrow
highway all the road hogs who
have crowded me off the highway
during my life" The part about
the gentleman's desire we do not
think probable is that there will
be any road hogs in heaven.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
G. o. p. WOMEN MEET

At the quarterly meeting of the
Washington County Republican
Women's Club, presided over by
Mrs. John D. Dunn, held at Hotel
Alexander, plans were discussed
and tentatively made for an i'm
portant meeting to be held in the
latter part of April.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
ABOUT READY FOR OPENING

Bohman-Warne, Inc, will occu-
Ply their new rooms in the new
building of the Washington Coun-
ty Building and Loan Association
80 West Franklin street, next
Tuesday, March 20. A general
opening to the public will be held.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25

Mrs. John Miner is ill at her
home. 80 Wayside avenue.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25

yep, the youngsters might
Just as we'll know now that love
making after the wedding Is
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
WORK PROGRESSING
ON PANGBORN PARK
r ecreational Center Gov
ering 10 Acres, Credit
To The City


Pangborn Park, the city's latest
addition to its progressive sched-
ule OF recreatfonal centers for the
youth of our community, assuring
them a safe, beautiful and health
full playground for the ENJOYMENT
OF outdoor sports and games Is
rapidly nearing completion. Lo-
Gated in the northeastern limits of
the city. along the length of Pang-
born Boulevard and extending in
width toward the paper mill road
intersection, it will rank as the
outstanding civic improvement
made by the present generation
to the Identification of our com
munity
The Park contains approximate
ly 10 acres Of land, donated by
the Pangborn Corporation. 1t was
laid out with city and Federal
funds and work was carried on
under the direction of the P.W.A.
Civic Development Projects.
The first work to be completed
was the building Of the lake. an
artificial body of water 700 feet
long and 200 feet wide. trimmed
by a bank of stony masonry to
eliminate ground erosion and
washouts. During the past win
ter this lake was used during sew
eraI cold spells as a community
ice skating rink and met with
much favor. It's shallow depth
makes it a safe place for even
the youngest children to come and
enjoy the fun of open winter ex-
ercise, In summer the lake will
contain many sunken beds Of
water lilies: will also be stocked
with sunfish and crappie provid-
ing sport for young fishing en-
thusiasts.
All surface grading of the park
grounds has been completed. Rus
tic bridges have been built over
water raceways entering into the
lake and winding crushed stone
walks have been laid with an eye
to both beauty and ready access
to various parts of park activities.
Hundreds of Towering shrubs
have been planted and much Of
the ground is now planted with
grass seed so that, with the
wealth of standing full grown
trees already on the property,
this park should take on a spec
tacle of beauty unmatched in this
part of the State.
Ample provision has been made
for all kinds of sports. A stand
ard size baseball diamond. two
soft ball diamonds. children s
Fairgrounds with swings and sand
boxes, clay tennis courts and
space for quoits, ETC.. have been
provided for in the plans. The
tennis courts are now receiving
their final top construction and
are expected to be ready for play
later in the spring. A sunken
garden is now being built at the
east end, directly across from the
entrance to the Pangborn Corpor-
alton general office which will
contain fountain and other hor-
ticultural trimmings to make this
a treasure chest for garden en-
thusiasts.
1t is the opinion of many we'll
informed persons that this recrea-
tional development is an outstand-
ing indication of the good that
i (Hnnfin1od an Dee o.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25

Most Rev. Arthur Cardinal Hins-
ley, archbishop of Westminster, is
pictured in an unconventional pose
here. Cardinal Hinsley, one Of the
five cardinals created by Pope Plus
last year, was snapped as he lighted
cigarette, even as you and 1, dur
ing a luncheon he attended in Lon
don.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
SPEAKING OF COOKS

A local man, who has the repu-
tation for being a good cook, says
that he learned how to cook after
he became married because he
felt that every family should
have at least one good cook.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was issued to
Robert McCauley for alterations
and a brick addition to dwelling,
906 Potomac avenue.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
HANGOVERS
BY LITTLE HEIsKELL

into Police Headquarters, Sat
urday night, and during the
questioning which followed one
of 'em confessed" that she
found the liquor along the rail-
road tracks in the West End"
That one reminds me of the
story of the fellow who was
discovered behind door in the
home bf his married sweetie.
He explained to the irate nus
band that he was merely wait
ing for street car.
Now that spring is here, and
the little birds are chipping, |
hope the cops won't start their
usual spring campaign against
parking lovers. You know, it's
really a tough break for 'em to
be annoyed, especially at a time
when the boy is telling the
sweet thing that nothing else
matters as long as he knows she
loves him, ETC., etc, etc, etc.
The mistake most frequently
made by the PETERS is that they
do their necking within the city
limits. Knowing the local cops
as do, this is bad. Very bad,
indeed. You see, it is their
business to be curious, and that
is why they are compelled to
wear rubber soies. won't
comment on their other souls
because | frequently find myself
debating the question Of wheth-
er or not a hard-hearted cop
(the local boys excepted) has a
soul. BY the way, am SPELL
ing "soIe" sorrectIy?
If had my way about it |
would declare open season on
spooners during 1888, and no
policeman would be permitted
to interrupt the love birds with
a "Hey! What's goin' on here?"
That, to me, always seemed
a silly question. In the first
place the cop had probably
been eagIe-eyeing 'em for a half
hour and in the second place
the cop was past master in
the art of petting long before
the present crop of love-birds
took wing.
Last week the City Fathers
Indicated concern over an Incl
dent which occurred in the
Public Square. 1t seems that one
Of the policemen stopped wed
ding party because the tin cans
tied to their automobile made
too much noise. Now, between
the two of us, the boys at City
Hall must be consistent in this
matter. They can't allow the
cops to break up petting parties
and allow the welded couples
TO celebrate. Weddings always
follow pettings. And incidental
~ I've never seen or heard of
man and his wife driving out
under silvery moon and en-
gaging in some high-powered
petting. The only petting a
married man gets is a little
peck on the forehead when he
leaves for work in the morning
and a skillet in the evening if
ne's late for dinner. Of course,
I'm not giving you this low
down from experience-I'm one
OF those restaurant hounds.
Yep, the youngsters might
just as well knoxu oo,a, that InSra
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1938-03-25
REPAIRINe PRoPERrY

The Bacnteu property, corner
Locust street and Wayside ave-
nue. is being repainted.