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Evening star., 1939-11-20
Wage Deadlock Dims
Hope Of Immediate
Chrys|er Peace
All Other Issues Settled,
Negotiotors Unable to
Agree on Pay Scale
4y the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Nov. 20.-Hopes for an
early settlement of the c. I. O.'s
quarrel with Chrysler Corp. dimmed
again today in the face Of a dead
lock over wage demands.
During the week end-until yes
terday's stalling of negotiations
possibilities were seen Of a quick
peace to start thousands of workers
back to jobs today. The Sunday
conference, however, broke up with
out agreement.
Federal Mediator James F. Dewey
said the two disputants deadlocked
on the wage question in such man
ner that a compromise probably
would be deadlocked. Mr.. Dewey
scheduled conferences again today.
The 46th day of the tieup of
Chrysler's production of 1910 model
cars, longest labor stalemate in
the automobile industry's history,
thus began with a pessimistic out
look after hopeful week end.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Marriage Failure Topic
At Jewish Center

Miss Regina Gutenberg Of the
Juvenile Court will discuss the ques-
ton, "Are Marriage Failures Made
in Childhood?" at a forum meeting
at $3.50 pm. Wednesday at the
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV.
Mary Haworth, newspaper COL
umnist, will speak on Marriage and
Morals" at the center's meeting
December 6.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

by the following children, all Of
Washington: Joseph, James and
Bessie Laskowitz; Mrs. Josephine
Renfro, Mrs. Mary Newman and
Mrs. Mcfarland.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

.grance. And that slow-burning tobaccos
naturally would be mild and mellow.
You get extra GOODNESS. You needn't
be scientist to know that the slower
tobacco burns, the cooler the smoking.
You get extra-fne flavor. Excess heat
ruthlessly destroys the subtle elements
of flavor and aroma. Slow-burning
Camels tell their own taste-tale!
So. :. for thrift and for q smokiug
thrill. light tup slow-burning Camel!
Evening star., 1939-11-20

MANY a smoker has switched to
1V1 Camels because his value-sense
applauded the thrift of getting more
pufs per pack. But...
That's only one small part of the
story of slow burning. You get a lot
more than savings
You get extra mildness! Common
sense tells you that fast, fiery, hot
burning cigarette will not smoke COM
fortably yield delicate taste and fra
Evening star., 1939-11-20
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and are now available at Liggett. Peoples,
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S1.25, S3 90. Their benefits have been
proclaimed by thousands
La gaceta., 1939-09-22

Tres premos Sc orgaran cada Is dias a las tres personals que ecrban las me-
jos cartas, segdn la opinion del Juado, con razones exponentes del "Por que
ocompro en- Ybor City," Ell Jmado estara compueSo pOr tres mRmbros de la
Camua de Concrete los Directories de los per6dicos n idioma espanOl La
Gacea", LA TraduccDnPrensa" y Eel International"
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
~PROVERBIOS CHINOS

FL patio tranquilo pone la pa
ia sobre ell gusano que no saba
obServar.
No hay economic en- AGO star
Sc temprano para ahorrar velas
81 ell resultado son unos jima-
gras.
FL hombre Sc peina todas al
mahanas ell cabellO, ipor que no
81 cOraz6n?
FL hombre apurado Sc bebe
SUI te con ell tenedor.
Los pesares de los ricos nc
son pesares de verdad; los con-
suelos de los pobres no son yer.
daderos consueloS.
Las rosas tienen espinas So
lamente para aquellos que CO
gen rOSaS.
Aunque existen miles de -
mas para una conversation ele
gante, hay personals que no pue
den yer a un COLO sin hablar d
los pies.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
tEn que quedamos con los judfos?
Howard Munford Joces, Professor de Harvard
magazine Digest"

GCuales son las principles a.
J cusaciones contra los jUdiOs?
Son muchas Y &c contradiCen.
Ell jrdio es extremadamelto
gregario con los de sU raza. y
por otra parte Is extremada-
mente individualista Sc mantle
ne apegado a su religion. peIo
tambien es ateo. Busca ell mono
polio del dinero en- los EstadUs
Unidos, pero a la vez es ell prin-
cipal sostenedcr del Partido Co.
munista. Els tan apegado a su "a
milia que 81 lie haceis un favor,
tendreis colgadas al cuello a to-
das sus hermanas y primas y
tias; pero por otro lado es par
tidario del control de la natali-
dad; carece de la sensibilidad
mas fina y Sc mofa del cielo,
ell hogan y la madre.
Els tan brillante e inteligente
que sobrepasa al resto de noso-
tros, pero es tan terco y estdpi-
do que no podemos esperar ash
milarlo. Sc considera un crimen
que quiera obtener education y
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
LA CACETA

un crimen cre sea ineducado.
Iienf tambi6n una nariz gan
chuda, y no la tens. Es orien-
tai, pero es tambi6n internacio-
n2,ista russo. Is IN mistico y no
% pod6.s entender, pcro es tam
bier IN hcmbre de ciencia, y
nuncF Sc p1ede saber 10 que son
los hombres de ciancia. Esta no
nopolizando las profasiones, mo
hcpo!iZaHdO las artes, y quiere
arIuinar a los Estados Unido3,
a donde cae en- grandes mime
res, despues de haber arruinado
a Alemania, Checoeslovaquia,
italia y, que sepamos tambien,
Groenlandia y Nreva Zelandia.
iCuan absurdo y fdtil TODD e.
so! No sc puede, dijo Burke,
procesar a una naci6n entera, J
no Sc puede acusar a Una raza.
Para probar este extreme de-
mostrar6 ahora que cada acusa-
ci6n lanzada contra los judios
puede con igual verdad e igval
falsedad hacerse contra ell anglo
salon americana.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
10 QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. Sanfehz

Guerra, guerra! Guerra
por terra, en- ell mar y en- eI
espacio.
Guerra en- la que los hon.
bres luchan, matan o son ma
tados, y de ambas parties mu-
chos quedaran inutilizados pa
ra siempre. Esos que luchan
tienen armas, con las Que alta
can Y Sc defender; pero las in
felices mujeres y los i~nOcentes
ninos, huyendo por los caminos
0 a traves de los campos, son a.
metrallados por los aviadores
que Hitler envi6 a Espana no
tanto para ayudar a Franco 20
mo para que Sc entrenasen
"practicamente'', como 10 hicie-
ron en- Guernica y otras ciuda-
des. Hoy repiten las "valero-
sas" hazanas en- los campos de
Polonia, segun 10 confiesan los
l~ocutores de las emisoras de Der
lin y otros lugares dominates
por Adolf Hitler y su cohorte.
Cuentan "los que 10 saben a
ciencia cierta", que en- los cam
pos de aterrizaje y en- la base
a6rea de Mallorca, cuando an
aviador tenia sed de sangre, Dr.
denaba a sus mecanicos que lie
preparasen ell aparato con seis,
ocho o diez bombas de tai o cuai
peso. Sc elevaba y sObre los cam
, pos donde habia seres humanos,
sobre las aldeas, villas y ciuda-
DIES dejaba caer la mortifiera
carga. DeSpues de aligerarse de
las bombas, comenzaba ell juego
de las no menOs mortiferas "a
metralladoras, barriendO con
todos los seres que por sus con-
diciones fisicas y edad no esta.
Ian capacitados para portar ar
mas.
Ell hijo de Mussolini supo EN-.
paparse en- la filosofia alemana
pues seg1n sus palabras sc:
muy bello, desde las alturas, We.
como saltan los cuerpos despe
dazados, y como Sc derriban Ia,
cabanas de los etiopes". Los a
: lemanes en- Espana, no solo a
diestraron a los aviadores sin.
que en- csc campo espanol d
practica, corrigieron los defec
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
PLEITOS Y

Aida Vergara Alvarez contra
ira Ernesto Alvarez; Manuel
StillingS contra Arrie Stillings {;
Sidney Allen contra Lillian A
lien; Watts SandersOn contra
Matte Sanderson; Charley E.
Tolson contra Atlantic Coast
Line, reclamation de $4,000;
w. H. Davis y j. A. White con-
ira Ben Haimovitz, reclamation
de $4,000, letrados Thomas E.
Nolan y r. j. Duff. Represen-
ia tambien Duff a Manuel Still
ings contra Arrie Stillings.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22

fiesta e invite a sus hu5spedes a
probar la invenci6n. Algunos de
ellos, observando toda la decen-
cia de la 6poca victoriana, 10
hicieron, pero al .dia siguiente
nuevas de la banadera sin pre-
cedentes Y de sJs uSos, llegaron
a la irada prensa. Los politicoS
Y los m6dicoS, como guardians
de la riqueza y la salud pdbli-
cas-, Sc mostraron inaplacablas
en- su furia. En- suma, tan gran
de fu6 la aprensi6n general que
nc mrcho despu6s el Fstado de
Virginia impuso una contribu-
ci6n a las banaderas y armen-
to ell canon del aqua.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22

tos, y mejoraron sus aparatos,
a costa de las vidas de no-com-
batientes.
81 esas bestias, azuzadas por
Ell latigo de Hitler y comparse,
Obtienen una victoria en- Pol3-
MIA, isObre cual de los pafses de
Europa caeran?
La ambici6n de Adolfo Hit
Ter mo tiene limites so6rc Ia
TERRA.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
Ell CONTROL DEL BANJO
"Mngaziae Digest', Toronto

La primera mujer americana
que hizo uso de una banadcra
fue la esposa de un a%caudalado
negociante EN- algod6n y grano3
de Cincinnati, Ohio, que insta-
10 una banadera en- 1912. La ba-
MADEIRA que media siete pies de
largo por cuatro de ancho, es-
taba forrada de caoba de Mica
ragua por fuera, y por dentro
de laminas de metal. Pesaba
1850 libras. Pudo despu6S de
instalar esta piscina de nata-
ci6n en- miniature, completan-
dola con una bomba de aqua, SIT
orgullosa propietaria do una
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
LOS ASESINOS DE CAL1NES
GU EJECUTADO EN- Ell LU-
GAR DONDE COMETIERON
Ell CRIMEN

Bucarest, Sept. % - Los ase.
sinos del primer ministro Ar
msndo Calinescu, ocho MEM
bros de la Guardia de Hero
mandados por ell abogado Du.
mistrecu, fueron fusilados aver
en- ell mismo sitio donde cometiy
ron ell crimen.
La ejecucion pdblica Sc verifi-
CO como TN ejemplo y la presen
ciaron hombres, mujeres y nj
nos.
e. rey Carol declare un esta-
do de emergencia nacional, pa
"a dominar a los nazis rumanos,
e hizo que ingresaran en- Ell ga
binete varios generates del ej6r
cito, hombres de su confianza.
Una delegation alemana, que Sc
cree inspire ell crimen, venia ha
ciendo gestiones para lograr que
Rumania lie vendiera el petro-
leo que su ejercito necesita.
Dumitrescu, ell lider de los crl
minales, sucedi6 a Corneliu Ze-
dea en- la jefatura de la Guardia
de Hero.
Los criminales despues de CO
metido ell delito Sc dirigieron a
la estaci6n de Radio y uno de
elloS grit6 por ell microfono: Ca
linescu ha sido ejecutado poT
los miembroS de la Guardia de
Hero. Otro de los asesinos gri-
to: Codreanu ha sido vengado.
Eel rey Carol nOmbr6 al ge-
neral George ArgeSanu, eXml-
nistro de la Guerra y comandan
te del segundo cuerpo de Ej6r-
otto, para ell puestO de primer
ministro. Ion Ilcus, otro gene.
raj, amigo intimo del soberano
pas6 al ministerio de la Gober
naci6n.
Sc confi6 la cartera de la Gu
IRA a Gabril Marinescu, enemi
go de la Guardia de Hero y u
partidariO de Inglaterra y Fra
cha.
Calinescu, ell premier" asses
nado, era muy querido en- Tul
quia, Grecia y Yugoeslavia y u
fuerte partidario de la neutra
lidad.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
UN MILAGRO ~QUIRURGICO
"Sundau Chronicle, Londres

OWfuuU CUf OittCtt LOiCtC' 90
Acadia de obtenerse en- ell Me-
tropolitan Hospital de LOndres
un milagro quirdrgico hue ha
producido gran lagtupefacci6n
hasta a SUI propio autor.
Ella Hunter, nina de nueve
amos de edad, fre hace POGO aG-
mitida en- dicho establecimien-
to hospitalario. Q~uejalbase dc
fuertes dolores en- una pierna
que sc habia lastimado jugaE-
do con sus companeras. FL dag
nostico fue facil: tratabase dc
una eSteomielitis del fenUr. D.
cho de otro mcdo, Sc lie ha5ia
declarado a la nina una infec-
ci6n en- ell music, y la pequena
doliente no podia ser salvada
sine a condici6n de amputarsele
ell miembro enfermO. Mas, Un
audaz cirujano decide efectUar
in experiments que, a su Jul
! clio, podrfa acaso evitarle a E
LA la cruel amputaci6n que pa
recia imprescindible.
La operation que realiz6 d.
cho medico ~consisti6 en- suprl-
mir ell hueso, desde la rodilla
haSta la articulation de la cadc-
ra, pero dejando Ell hueso, deS-
de la rodilla hasta la ~articula-
ci6n de la cadera, pero dejando
ell periostio, este es, la membra-
ma fibrosa que recubre al hue
so. Era esa una tarea Sumamen-
tie delicada, porque la menor tor
pea en- que incurrieSe ell opera
dor, significaria un resultado
fatal para la paciente. Sin en-
barge, la dificil intervention
fue realizada con TODD exito, Y
Ell periostiO, que posse la pro
piedad de producer la oseina, o
sea substantial especial que cons
tituye al huesO, qued6 absolute
mente entero.
A partir de la fecha en- que Sc
hizo ell interesante trabajo, to-
das las semanas Sc lie sacaba a
la nina una radiografia del
music. Habiendo conclude su
parte, ell cirujano dejaba ahora
a la Naturaleza la mission de
completar la obra.
Y en- efectO, POGO a POGO fr6
ell periostio produciendo nue.
vas celulas, las cuales Sc iban
gradualmente calcificando, or
ganizandoSe, Y, en- fin, regena-
rando la parte de hueSo extrai-
da. Hoy, Ella Hunter Sc halla
en- vispsras de ser duena de TN
par de p~iernas perfectamente
normales. A despecho de los pro
nosticos pesimiStas de la mayo
ria de los cirujanOs que sc en-
teraron del case, ell milagro sc
ha realizado.
Seria inGtil insistir acerca de
la suma importancia de este ma
ravilloSO experiments. Pero con
viene hacer rdraltar la circuns-
tancia de que tai procedimiento
solo evitaria la amputaci6n
cuando Sc trate de sujetos muy
j6venes. Ell periostio de los adui
tos ha perdido, en- efecto, la IA
cultad de formar oSeina.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapOres americanoS en-
traron aver, Bellingham, proce-
dente de New York, con carga
general, y Dorothy, de Balti-
more, a zanzibar carga. Estos
dos vapores salieron aver mis-
mo y ademaS ell noruego Lago,
que Sc diriie a Haiti, Y los anne
ricanos Topa Topa y Alamo.
Parti6 hacia Bella, Honduras
Britannica, con carga general, la
pequeha motonave inglesa Ge-
neral ToSta.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22

Marea alta a las S:31 a. m.
y ii :54 p. M. marea baja a las
4:38 p. m. Sale ell sol a las 6:lS
a. m. y Sc pone a las 6:27 p. N.
sale la luna a las 2:49 p. m. Y Sc
pone a la 1903 Q. m.
La gaceta., 1939-09-22
Ybor City en- Marcia

Los que compran en- Ybor deben tener
motives de fuerza que pueden ~presentar,
y aquellos que van a gastar su dinero fue-
"a de la comunidad donde laboran y OBJ
tienen sus salaries, deben meditar respec-
to a las infinitas ocasiones en- que Sc recu-
RE al concrete de Ybor para que presto
su ayuda a nuestras causas. va Sc trate de
n calamidad exterior o una necesidad
La gaceta., 1939-09-22

local, nuestros comerciantes tienen STEM
pre- SUI bolsa alberta y las comisiones que a
ellos Sc presentan, con u a peticion de
ayuda, jamas reciben una negative O un
desaire. Siendo este una verdad incontro-
vertible, Ipor que r~ealizar ell desatino de
ayudar a quien no nos ayuda? CompraL-
do en- Ybor City obtiene mayor economic,
mas satisfaction.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19
IL Was A Bad Friday the Is tn

Friday the 18th picked Frances Rosenthal, nurse
at the Health Center, its first victim when she
locked herself out the story porch of her
apartment. 80 minute exposure in an attractive
but smnery house dress convinced her that October
weather could be odd on occasion.
IT went out to shake my dust cl oth", she explain
ed afterward, "and the door locked behind men
She called mHsterI MsterIn 10 a moving grass
nearby. Maybe hi machine making too much noise.
Next she tried shouting her neighbors' first
Their windows mus have been shut. Finally her
cries attracted the attention Of Mrs. JW.
who was passing vi tn her little girl. Mrs. Col1iver
notified Mrs. Anne Hull a Ghbor, who across
the street to the Administration office for a key
while Hrs. Rosenthal draped her dust cloth about
her shoulders for warmth. ROUTE ample one, made
from old pajamas", she told the reporter.
Before getting the key Mrs. Hull had to telephone
the Health Center to explain why Nurse Rosenthal
would be Late, and by the time she got to her post
even the patients laughing.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19
II COUPLES START SQUARE DANCE LESSONS

An enthusiastic group of L couples inaugurated
Howard Custer's program Of folk dancing the even
Store.
The old favorites, Virginia Reel, oaadrille, and
Grapevine Twist, had the dancers moving in real
rhythm, while Red River Valley, The Girl Left Be-
hind Ne, Yankee Doodle, and Going To The Fair,
in for full share bumped heads and fun.
This folk dancing project has met with in
other communities and bids fair to become Of
Greenbelt's most popular activities. People inter-
ested in this type of dancing invited to patic
ipate Every Saturday evening, 900 Pm. Room 200.
There is admission fee.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19
Nominations Are Tuesday
For Citizens Association

Officers for the coming year will be nominated at
the Citizens Association meeting Tuesday nj gt in
the Auditorium at Pm. President Donald Wagstaff
announced that he expects crowd out for this spec
ial meeting.
Elections Will take place at the November meet
ing of the Association. Officers will serve for
one year.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19
CLASSES IN LEATHFRCRAFT LAY START

Registration is open for those who wish to
study 1eathercraft and make useful articles from
scrap leather. Those interested should see Mrs.
Rose Apher in the Administration Of flee.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19
Halloween Begins Friday
For p. T. A.

Ha1lowe'e en- will get started tomorrow night for
the Parent-Teacher Associate with costume dance
in the Firehousee
Everyone is welcome but special invitation is
being extended to the Singles Club and to High
School students. An admission fee Of 10 cents is
being charged.
Music for square dancing will be furnished by
Walkers orchestra. Games and refreshments will be
furnished for additional fun. Costumes are option
all
Time set for the dance is 8:l5.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19

CHILDREN WILL HAVE HALLogE' EN- PARADE
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19

Hallowe' en- Parade for all the children in Green
belt Will be held from to 1 PIE. October 81. The
Grade Eothers and teachers will provide REFRESHMENTS
Boys and girls will wear costumes.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-19

Greenbe1t's peeling street ns being re
painted, in the color scheme. few superflu
GUS signs have been removed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-03-31
Star Dust
X Ties That Don't Bind
X Gene Charms Royalty
X Listed for a Beating
ny virginia Vale

JOSEPH BENTON NORTH
y has performed fifty-two
marriage ceremonies, and
not one of them had any last
ing effect. He can recite the
marriage rituals of forty
seven varieties of religion,
ranging from the voodooistic
ceremony to that of the Church Of
England, but he uses a mixed ritual
which he made up himself. As
you've probably suspected by now,
he is a minister without portfolio,
one who officiates only in the
movies.
Of the many screen players whom
he has married" North reveals that
Claudette Colbert exhibited the most
nervousness; he thinks that was be-
cause she is the most religious.
The calmest person, he says, was
Rochelle Hudson; she took two of
his ceremonies in her stride, and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-03-31

with queenly grace. Its artful soft
styling brings skirt fullness to the
front in latest approved manner. It's
form-fitting midriff accents slen-
der waistline as is required of FASH
ions today. The heart-shaped neck
line and the high shouldered full
atop long fitted sleeves are signifi-
cant styling details.
No matter how enhancing her
gown, a bride fails at looking her
prettiest if her headdress and veil
do not flatter. Here again is FASH
ion indulgent to the spring bride, in
that the new fantasies of tulle and
flowers and lace include every pos
sible type, suited to every individu-
atty. Best of all, in the modern way
of doing things there is no fuss or
furry at the last moment to get the
veil pinned into shape by nervous
unskilled fingers, for that has, been
taken care of in advance by spe-
cialists. All that is required of the
bride-to-be is to take her milliner
into confidence long before the hap
by day or the consulting adviser in
the wedding bureau where you are
supposed to come and ask questions,
as established nowadays in all high
class establishments. If it is Pc
Rod type, or youthful ingenue
headdress, or a stately coronet, if it
be simple inexpensive piece or a
most elaborate one let your needs
be known and by some magic, it's
there before your very eyes.
The various types of headdress
shown in the little inset pictures
are typical new trends such as are
available in shops and speciality de-
partments that cater to seekers of
bridal array.
9 Western Newspaper Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-03-31
SAFETY TALKS
pedestrian, Faults

THE National Safety council has
4 charged pedestrians with a
for traffic accidents that killed 3d.
large share of the responsibility
500 persons in 1887. Of this total
Is, 400 were pedestrians.
In Accident Facts" statisti-
cal review of 1887, the council
said: "Many pedestrians show ut
ter lack of caution in their use of
streets and highways. Combined
state reports for 1887 show that in
81 per cent of all fatal pedestrian
accidents the pedestrian either
was violating a traffic law or was
acting in an obviously unsafe man.
ner. In non-fatal accidents pedes-
trian faults appeared in SO per
cent of the cases."
The council described such
things as jay-walking, failure to
observe traffic lights, drunken
walking, walking with instead Of
against traffic on rural highways,
crossing streets in the middle Of a
block as pedestrian faults"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-03-31
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

FORTUNATE indeed is the BRIDE
: to-be who is planning a lovely
spring wedding, in that fashion is
not setting down arbitrary rules in
the matter of bridal array but rath-
er is encouraging fancy-free indi-
vidual choices.
This departure from stereotyped
traditional dress is particularly evil
denced in the matter of color. The
prospective bride who has secretly
cherished the idea of an eye-appeal-
ing subtle tint for her nuptial gown
and veil instead of traditional white,
will have the joy of finding that
dreams do come true.
A very successful color technique
on the part of designers robes the
bride and her maids in the same
color or, as the case may be, in
different intensity of the same color.
A suggestion along this line is pale
pink satin for the wedding gown
with bridesmaids bouffant dresses
of sheerestl net in a trifie deeper
tone. The bride either wears white
orchids or carries roses in the pink
of her gown, while the attendants
flowers are of deeper hue.
AS to the styling of the gowns,
sentiment runs high in favor of full
skirted types with quaint, fitted bod
ices or hiplength basque effects.
There is a pronounced flair this
spring for exquisitely sheer weaves
for both bride and maids, such as
marquisette, mousseline de sole, or
nets of sheerest type.
AS to lace for the wedding gown
it is ever a favorite the more so
this spring in that enthusiasm for
lace is so general throughout all
fashiondom. The gown pictured fits
into the springtime wedding scene