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Church of the Brethren.

At II am. the pastor will give the
communion sermon. The subject
will be Around the Lords Table" !"
There will be a conservation serv-
ice for babies. At pm. holy COM
munion will be observed. On Thurs
day at pm. will continue the study
Of "A Quest for a Vital Christian
Experience.
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18th Street Baptist
Marks Centennial

The Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, of which DR.. Walter H.
Brooks is pastor, is celebrating its
Tooth anniversary. The exercises
will continue next week. DR.. Brooks
will preach the anniversary sermon
Sunday morning and DR.. Mordecai
johnson, president of Howard Uni
versity, will be the guest speaker
at the evening services. On Novem-
ber IL DR.. Brooks will celebrate his
57th anniversary as pastor of the
church and will preach the ami
versary sermon that morning.
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Church Of the Epiphany

At the II o'clock service, which
will consist of the holy commu-
nion and sermon. the Rev. Dr. z.
B. Phillips will give the fifth lee
ture- sermon on the notable book
"Jack, Jill and God" The special
theme of tomorrow's sermon is Are
Christian Morals Out of Date?"
The other services will be holy
communion at 8 am; Young Peo-
pies Fellowship at $50; and eve
ming service and sermon by the
Rev. Mr.. Fraser at 8 pm.
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TrtrttnH
FRIENDS MEETINC 1ORTHOD(

FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School. 11:00 am
Meetings for worship: All welcome.
Friends Meeting of Washington
Established 193O-2I11 Florida Ave.)
Meeting for Worship First Day tSunday,
at IL am. Sunday school 0:45 am. All
interested are welcome
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Nfup 3rrmaalrt,t
<oxr,u~u>y~4-~,a>y>

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY.
10th Above Q NV.
DAB 3. 3. lO-Arcana Class
II 100 a.m-Morning Worship. Sermon.
500 p.m.-9tudy Hour. Parish House.
Faster. Rev. Pas1 SDe1ry.
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J. K. Simmons. 1341 Newton st; NV
Messaee Meetings every Thurs. 8 PM.
READINGS by Appt. Col. 4342.
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MONARCH PLAYER PIANO. se5. 4o6
So saith
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Food Dispensers Report
No Changes for Thursday

Conditions on the local market
remained the same Thursday, no
changes being reported.
Local gravenstein apples con-
tinued to sell at Sl.75 per box,
and the Yale transparents were
going at 81. Cantaloupes con-
tinued at the IS cent to 81 prices
quoted Wednesday.
Butter. eggs and poultry held
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Edgelu0od Mans
Rites SATURDAY.

Final rites for Ben Obey, so. of
Edgewood, who died Wednesday in
local hospital, will be held Sat
urday at j p. m. from the c. O..
Lynn chapel. Rev. Carl f. Rydcll
will officiate and the services will
be followed by interment In Taco
ma cemetery.
Obey was native of Belgium
and had been resident Of Edge
wood 80 years.
Surviving are son. Harry of
Tacoma; two step-daughters. Mrs.
Emily Martoia of Tacoma and
Mrs. Jennie Martoia of Edgewood,
one step-son, Eugene Richards also
of Edgewood and one grand
daughter, Charlotte Obey of Ia
coma.
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ADOLPH SPRECKELS, R.,
MARRIES A BARONESS

RENO. Nev.--Adolph Spreckles,
jr., California sugar fortune heir,
and Baroness Won Romberg, OF
Santa Barbara. Cal, were married
after an airplane elopement here
today.
Spreckles. II, was divorced here
May II. 1888. by Lois Clarke dc
Ruyter Spreclsles after many trial
separations and threatened court
actions. The bride. 81, stated, in
obtaining the marriage license,
that she was widow.
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Assign Pastors
In 4 Districts

MOUNT VERNON - The Free
Methodist Washington conference
has announced the following as
signments of pastors:
Seattle Tacoma district - G. T.
Klein, district elder: Seattle First
church, r. ]. Archer; Seattle Hill
man City. r. r. Singerland' Seat
tie Highland Park and Youngs-
town Mission. r. G. Watkins; Ia
coma First church, X. e. Kreider;
Tacoma, Mckinley Park. r. G.
Kerby: Ccntralia. Maurice Miller;
Olympia. J. r. Ashton; National,
Lloyd Jackson; orting. Francis
Pitcher; Buckley. r. II. Hammer
Auburn, n. r. Nichols. Sunnydale.
B. T. Cross; Bremerton. Lowry
McKeown; Port Angeles, S. j..
wagg: Ocean Park. Floyd Todd.
Puget Sound district - A. r.
Warren. district elder; Seattle,
Green Lake, John Timbcrs: Seat
tie, Ballard. s. r, Foskct; Everett,
M. l.. Rock: New Westminster,
r. NJ. Wees: Vancouver, B. c.,
Myron Boyd; Blaine. e. r. Bishop;
Bellingham. b. T. Roop; Bnrling-
ton, o. r. Haslum: dro-Woolley,
e. B. Perry; Bay Creek, to be sup
piled; Mount Vernon. c w. Bur-
bank: Arlington, r. l.. Pickett;
Snohomish. F. r. Dawson: Max
welton, ]. +. Bradley: Bothell,
Alfred 8. Palmer.
Yakima district -- G. T. Klein,
district elder; Yakima, L. w. Nor
thrup: Sunnyside, J. o. Wiles;
Crandview. Ed Smiley; Ellensburg,
N. ]. DE Woes.
Wenatchee district--A. r. War
rem. district elder: Wcnatchee and
Trinidad, A. S. Hill; Tonasket, Dan
swartz; Brewster and Bridgeport,
Richard Baxter; Oroville, f. S.
Seymour.
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VETS SERVICE LEAGUE
PICNIC TO BE SUNDAY

The Veterans Service League of
Washington will hold its first an
nual picnic at spanaway park Sat
urday. Races, bali games and
swimming will be on the list of
sports. Ice cream. hot dogs and
coffee will be served.
The regular meeting of the
league will be held at the Carlton
hotel Friday at s p. m.
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DIVORCE ACTIONS

Divorce actions were filed in STU
perior court here Thursday by
Clara against Robert Olson.
grounds cruelty: r. A. against r.
f. Gibbons. separation; Walter
against Lillian Nutting. scpara-
ton; Dorothy against Franklin G.
Mcneil. incompatibility. A final
decree was awarded Wednesday
afternoon to Gordon S. from Mil
dred Hopkins.
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BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Federal Judge Leon r. yank-
witch today adjudicsted a bank
ruptcy petition In favor of Darrell
II. Suffer, s12 West First St. Aber-
deem, who listed debts of $410 and
no assets.
Bankruptcy petitions were filed
in federal court by Wilbur Irving
Estes. r. #. D.. Olympia. a saw
filler who says his debts total ss42
and claims exemption on $50 as
sets, and by Cecil Taylor Grayson,
Route 5. Box $50. Olympia. a
veneer worker with debts of Si.145
and assets of sal5 on which ex-
cmption Is claimed.
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Prices Break Sharply,
Then Become He0dier

NAL .-....... 200. OF o.56
Utility $500. 25.88. off o.45
Stock sales Thursday approx
mated 100000 shares against 40
900 Wednesday. Curb stock sales
were 122, 900. against 10000 shares
In the previous session.
NEW YORK-Uncertainty over
the Danzig situation brought con-
siderable selling into the stock
market carly in Thursdays scs-
sion. Prices broke sharply and
then stcadied, with volume small
rs the close approached.
Rallies were meager. however.
Traders remained out of the mar
ket pending delivery of the speech
by Danzig Leader Albert Forster,
expected around closing time.
Bonds were down with stocks.
Wheat and sugar. war commodi-
ties. moved higher. while other
commodities were steady to lower.
New five-year lows were made by
hogs. lard and cotton-sced oil.
The Industrial stock average
broke more than IA points to
below the 13s level. which has been
regarded 4 resistance point. The
leaders had losses extending to
three points or more In such issues
as American Can, Chryslcr and
Westinghouse Electric. These raj
lied slightly from the lows.
(ouotationa courtesy Dean Wifter q
Co, Warrington bldg. members
New York Stock Exchangc)
otocka HfRh Low Clono
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Investment Trusts
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage
licenses have been received by the
Pierce county auditor from An
thony Spsdafore. %. and Mrs.
Eleanor Spahi. %, Tacoma; Theo-
dorc Bradley Glasgow, 81, and
Helen Ann Hildebrand. 81, Taco
ma.
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BOOK 1 DRIVERS

-Four motorists were booked by
police during Wednesday for al
legedly exceeding city speed limits
Arrested were Larry Pritchett of
Day Island; r. d. Mulholland.
2725 So. 18th st; w. ]. Pepper.
5202 So. Warner st, and Thomas
A. Elwell. Steilacoom.
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APPROVAL ASKED

A wPA project for constructing
a new fence around the Pierce
county paupers' cemetery, to cost
S1.040 in federal funds and S34s
In county money, has been sent
to Washington for approval.
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Lower in moderate
trading.
Bonds: Lower; II. s. lower.
Curb Stocks: Lower.
Call Money: One per cent.
Foreign Exchange; Steady.
Cotton: Easy.
Wheat; UP y to \ cent.
Corn: Up = cent.
Rubber: Lower.
Silver: Up y cent in New York
at 35h cents a fine ounce.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Seattle Clearings S4.47e.6is.2i.
balances S1.47i PATS, transactions
Sill. e32 10000.
Portland -Ciearings S5.132 .2Se.-
SO. balances si.25s. s6o.s4.
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the same prices and reported aver
age sales.
All price listings are wholesale.
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-HAPPY--
BlRIHDAy

THURSDAY. AUGUST 10
Howard Hoffman Glasstetter.
IT.. X. r. ID. No. 1.
Hubert ID. Loomis, 32l7 So.
7th st.
Thomas Hughes, Tacoma hotel.
Melvin Christensen, 4505 No.
Goth st.
Thomas L. Hammer, 112l No.
Steele st.
Fred 5. Brantner, 4s8 Faw-
cett ave.
Fred Langabecr. 1l01 No. Ia
coma ave.
David Charles johnson, FOL
No. Grant ave.
Mrs. Nora Langcrt, 4l02
Thompson ave.
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ElectroIysis

EYEBROWS arched. hair and molcs
removed. safe. perm. absolutely
painless. Miss Wright. Fidelity bldg.
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sAvE MONEY on automobile insur-
ance. See George ID. Poe & Co.
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SAVE more money on auto insurance
Hesly Bros. Inc. Fid Bids BR 1877
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Fender and Radiator Repairs

Fender, Body. Radiator Repairs
BODY SERVICE
All Fawcett Ave. Main e431
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Floor Sanders Rented

NEI SONS Wrecked cars rebuilt.
SIS st. Helens. BR 234s
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NEW machine. "a per day. o. per a
JOHNSON PAINT CO. I142 Broadway
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NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners e22 St Helens.
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r I. ELLIOTT. s26 Rust BID. BR 4i<4
Patent Trademarks Free advice.
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1000 FEET 2xi2's. $40 per thousand
No. 18th and Sheridan.
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BATHS AND MASSAGE <or health:
expert attendants. l224 80. Yak
ina apt. 2o7. Main s6o3.
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EQUITY in new white enamel Uni
versal gas range. 4S37 So. D.
PAINTERS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
524 South 4sth.
DAvENPoRTS. chairs reconditioned:
sell for charges. cheap MA 72o7
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Massage
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Miss Bieber
Entertained
In Takorna
SWallens Hosts
At Reception
For Harpist

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason r. Swallen
were hosts to 40 guests at reception
last evening in their home in Ia
koma Park, entertaining in honor
Of Miss Eloise Bieber Of Hum
melstown, Fa., who is their house
guest. During the evening Miss
Bieber. q young harp virtuoso who
has appeared in concerts both in
this country and in Europe, played.
A former pupil Of the hostess. Miss
Bieber ut present Is studying in New
York with Mario De Stefano.
Christmas decorations were effec-
lively carried out In the various
rooms.
DR.. and Mrs. King vann and their
family again are in their home after
a three weeks vacation in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Crittenden will
entertain members of the Sixteenth
Street Heights Club and their hus-
bands 1T large dinner party Tues
day evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Ashburn
and their small son moved this week
to Bethesda, Nd, where DR.. Ash
burn Is associated with the National
Institute Of Health.
Mrs. A. Frank Kreglow has been
entertaining her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Henson,
and her mother, Mrs. p. s. Sperow
Of Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell A. Bryant
have as their guest Mrs. Roy Lowell
Evening star., 1939-12-10

have as their guests for a week Mrs.
Malone's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whelpley. who are en- route from
their home in Waban, Mass, to
various points in the South, where
they will spend the winter.
Musicale to Be Given
This Afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Kassebaum
are entertaining in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown in Wacroft at
musicale this afternoon at o'clock
which will be followed by a buffet
supper. Mrs. Frances Gutelius
Smith, pianist: Mr.. Kassebaum,
violinist, and Mr.. Louis Potter, jr,
cellist, will give the program.
Additional guests will be Mr.. War;
rem Smith. Mrs. Louis Potter. jr.;
Capt. and Mrs Neil H. Mckay, Mrs.
William Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Postles, DR.. and Mrs. Isaac steen-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Fish
baugh. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Turner and
Mrs. jeanette Kassebaum.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

MI. ana MIS-. EDWARD CrOSOn ana
Miss Jessie Topley are at Lake
Okeechobie, Fla, where they are
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Croson's daughter, Mrs. John
Roe and Mr.. Roe.
MIR. and Mrs. Bouknight
Hosts at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil w. Bou.
knight were hosts last evening at
dinner and bridge in their Cherry
dale home. Their guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wexford Massie, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Horner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs Eber F. 1nbody.
DR.. and Mrs. Welburn have with
them until after the Christmas holi-
days their daughter, Mrs. Miles H.
Mann, and her daughter, Miss Mar
got Mann Of Norwich, Conn. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mccarthy,
jr., Of Colonial Village have as their
weekend guests Mr.. J. Harrison
and Miss Bettina Cassidy of Phila.
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Vanpelt had as
their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Phodes of Columbiana, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Latimer will
return today to their home in Golf
Club Manor following week spent
with Mrs. Latimer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs M. c. Mckay, in Ravens
wood, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Return to Apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mitchell came
back yesterday to their apartment
in Colonial Village following weeks
stay In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Malone
Evening star., 1939-12-10

law, Herbert L. Satterlee, who per-
haps knew him more intimately
than any other living person and
who seems to have understood him
thoroughly. ~. Pierpont Morgan, an
Intimate Portrait" was off the Mac
milan press Tuesday, and there has
been a rush for the book not only
in New York, but here. It is sim
pie, revealing story of the daily life
Of a man who was not only distin-
guished as great financier but was
one of Americas most intelligent
collectors Of art and literature.
Twenty-six years have passed since
the death of Mr.. Morgan, so Mr..
Satterlee must have felt that suffi-
cient time had elapsed to tell the
true story Of the life of his father
in-law, with whom there was a true
spirit of camraderie.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Of Providence, r. l., former resi-
dent of Takoma Park.
Mrs. Virginia Roberts Of Phila-
delphia Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dean w. Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund l.. Green
entertained at dessert bridge Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Harry Dodge is entertaining
at bridge Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anderson Collier,
who have lived in Takona Park for
q number Of years, are planning
soon to move into their new home
in Sligo Park Hills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard
Will Return to Arlington
Mrs. James Thorp Entertains;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Croson
And Miss Topley in Florida

Mr. and Mrs John return this evening tn
their home Bewood circle where since Thurs
Gay they have been the guests Mrs Poar
eriot Cakson Friday they reception given to celebrate
the 5Oth of the marriage Carson
Mrs James Thop had
bridge in her home in Golf Club Manor Charles
Kellogg Mrs W. Hearn Mrs c. c. Nforon
Mrs F. O. Young Mrs Henry Young
Earl D. Fowler Mrs Henry Knight ONeal Mrs M Dro
burg, Mrs K. v. Goodman r. Bacon
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charmingly arranged as . corsage,
or In = box, or rs . table CENTER
piece, or In 4 basket. You'll md
all manner Of interesting and un.
usual gift suggestions to delight
the individual or to beautify the
home. And don't forget to order
your holly wreaths and Christmas
decorations. 112< CONN. AVE.
Yhono O1e. o4bo. ~
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About Well>Kn0wn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Christmas to Be Merry,
Material and Musical,
Shopkeepers Believe
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

and hopkepers this to be the meriest Christmas
the Capital with the fairly bursting
beautiful wordfrom
mountains India effort
that those most lacking have joyful well useful gift
It's be musical Christmas since carols to be the
churches Washngonian
afecionate popular
Of the White House Mrs Calvin Coolidge who first
old Christmas
mansion Crowds always gathered en
favote carols oad Lafayette
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yet. The brightest cellophane, the
ribbons, seals and papers will make
even the smallest gift take on sig
nificant proportions. 30 wrap each
gift gaily-and add mystery and
charm to 1t. BREWOOD has the
largest and most varied assortment
Of Christmas cards Helene has
found round Warrington. Anus
Ing ones, religious ones modern
and old.fashioned ones. 12l7 q
81.
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from 10 to o'clock. Tickets may be

from 10 to o'clock. Tickets may be
obtained at the door.
The committee on Arrangements
includes Miss Catherine Gubisch,
chairman; Mr.. Frank Engler, orches-
ira; Miss Edith Twynham, hotel:
Mr.. John Troy, treasurer; Miss Mil
dred Fitzgerald, patrons; Miss Peggy
Yoemans, printing; Miss 10 Ann
Moriarty, tickets; Miss Annette john
son. chaperones: Mr.. John McDon-
neil, floor; Miss Dorothy Melting,
housing; Miss Catherine Levezzo,
corresponding secretary; Miss jeanne
Barnes, recording secretary; Mr..
Joseph Kennedy, decorations, and
Mr.. John Fitzpatrick, publicity.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

WOOD. Do you
realize there are
only II shop
ping days until
Christmas? Yes.
you'd b e t er
hurry III you
haven't selected
your Christmas
gard 8 or gay
Gift wrANy1in0R
Evening star., 1939-12-10

in the Presidents celebration.
Illuminated Papers
Catch Christmas Spirit.
Nowhere is the Christmas spirit
more embodied than in those ex-
quisitely Illuminated papers or glori-
fed Christmas messages which Miss
Marian U. M. Lane, the well-known
artist in rare bookbinding, is ex-
hibiting at the Public Library in the
department of art. When looking at
these lovely works of an early art,
one could well imagine himself gaz-
ing on manuscript Illuminated by
monks in the fourth century when
the first great period of Illuminating
script reached its height.
The Lords Prayer is one of the most
beautiful examples of Miss Lanes
work, with the large initial letter
inclosing an exquisite miniature of
the Virgin and Child, with the figure
Of st. John at one side. The blue,
red and gold of the garments, the
grouping of the minute figures, is
perfect. Also in the exhibit is one of
the Twenty-third Psalm with Gothic
lettering illuminated text; another
"The Dawn" from the Sanskrit, with
. headpiece showing peaceful
landscape with a mosque and the
trees of the Far East minutely deli
cate. And then one we would like to
buy-the old Glastonbury litany,
which Queen Elizabeth and her
younger brothers loved to say as
they crept into bed at Glamis Castle,
with thrills and shivers as they re-
peated, from ghosties and ghoulies
and long-leggity beasties and things
that 90 bump in the night, good
Lord deliver us" This one is perfect
in its sense of values; the illuminat-
ed border Of the paper has grotesque
figures with flaming tongues seated
on the upper corners, and the ir-
regular border with ghoulies, bats
and diverse beasties peeping through
the leaves-drolleries all, which
would delight the heart of any
dreamy child such as England's
present Queen must have been.
Miss Lane was pupil of the IA
nous binder and illuminator, Alberto
Sangorskii of London, who, by the
WY, bound those miniature volumes
for the Queens Dollhouse, and also
that superb copy of Omar Khay-
yam, which was being sent over to
its American purchaser when it went
down with the Titanic
Americas Superheated
Houses Bad for Books.
Some time ago Miss Lane, in
speaking Of that copy of the Rubai-
yat, described 1t as one of the most
magnificent examples OF the art of
binding she had ever seen. The
covers of the book-about 2Oxl8
inches-were beautifully fooled, in
laid with different colored feathers
and inset with jewels, mother Of
pearl, ivory and jade. AS a teacher
and exponent of the art and craft,
Miss Lane goes into all the intri-
cacies of hand bookbinding such as
the quality and durability of leather
and other materials used. The
superheated houses in America have
a bad effect on books and is one of
the reasons why parchment and
vellum are not more used here. It
seems there was a revival in Eng
land several years ago of the an
cient method of tanning hides which
makes them more durable than the
American leather.
The sensation of the Christmas
season is the inside story of the
life of the late Mr.. J. Pierpont Nor
gan, as frankly told by his son-in-
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NOR BUD

under their real name brand. But
because NORBUD buys them from
the manufacturers-in carload lots
and sells them under the NOR
BUD brand-they can afford to sell
them for less-and you get the saw
ings. 2, 3 and 4 thread stockings.
All perfect. 10 conveniently located
shops. Three midtown locations:
1899 r ST., 1913 CONN. AVE,
Ills g ST..
Evening star., 1939-12-10

it until the wslI-known "lost
moment? Helene urges you TO
stort out bright and sorly
tomorrow morning ond to
save you time-hos explored
mony shops for you-for gift
suggestions.
There ore importont evenings
oheod, too. Coming -out porties
;. holiday donees :. in
the theotre. Evenings for which
you'll need exciting clothes :.
and the eIitterine accessories
thot complete your costumes.
And since Noel hos olwoys
had q very feminine nns. ond
since women toke Christmas
more intensely thon men
Helen hos come TO regard
Christmas as her potieuIor
province and dedicotss her
column this week to her fem
mime readers.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

OF the family
from tn e
tiniest tot to
grand . dad.
50 why not
give games
for Christ
m q q n d
make every
one happy.
H~na that
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Mother, sis
ter or that
I e m l n l n e
friend who
q d o r e s
- something
to " E r.
r H Z PAL
AIS ROYAL
has . glorious
array Of such
Evening star., 1939-12-10

O11OIV C1l1 c0O IU1l,
20c for the first long thread run;
&c for each additional run. 6l3
18th ST.
" WHATS IN A oAME9"
Don't guess. Ask the
girl 1T 0ARRISON'S where
they have games for every member
Evening star., 1939-12-10

moral gifts 1t
GUIDES. Gifts
Of great charm
and small price.
You'll brighten
the lives of 20
many of your
frie n d 8 at
Christmas time
with their ia
v0ritA noaiAS
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Afternoon Party

Miss Beverly Marshall. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland s. Mar
shall of 1915 New Hampshire avenue,
will entertain at cocktails this after
noon from to o'clock at her home.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

anu ~ D BOOA CSOAl-
omy, too buy
NORBUD HOSIERY
at 69c a pair.
These are no ordi-
nary 69c stockings,
mind you. These are
the same stockings
you can buy else
where in town for
a m and n az
Evening star., 1939-12-10
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IS IT'S SILLY TO BE CHILLY
=. when you can be warm
with charm!" So how about q bed
Jacket or q housecoat for