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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
E. P. S. Graduate
Bride in Seattle
Miss Core Atkinson WEEDS
Mr.. Walter HERMAN

The wedding in Seattle
Wednesday evening of Mis-:
Cora Adele Atkinson TO Mr.
Walter Eugene Hertzmar
attracts much interest here
since the bride graduated this
spring from the College of
Puget Sound where she was a
member of Kappa Sigma
Theta sorority. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Atkinson. Her husband,
an alumnus of Washington
State college and a member
of Delta Epsilon fraternity,
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Hertzman.
Nuptial vows were exchanged in
Queen Anne Methodist church, the
Rev. w. c. Bowman reading the
service. Church decorations were
unusually pretty. Behind the
altar was a white screen on which
was arranged sweet peas and fern.
Two high white pillars supporting
bowls of white gladioli. lilies and
sweet peas, were garlanded with
sweet peas. while clusters and
garlands of the blossoms also chung
TO the pillars of the church.
Hampers and bowls holding great
bouquets of white gladioli. lilies
and sweet peas added charm to the
setting. The scene was lighted by
two even-branched candelabra
and white tapers in two tall single
holders.
Her mothers wedding gown of
Persian lawn was worn by the
bride for the ceremony. The gown
was made with cluster tucks and
Valenciennes lace trim. and had
short train. Her long veil was
held by a coronet of orange bios
SONS and she carried a shower
bouquet of valley lilies, white roses
and orchids.
The brides sister, Miss Merial
Atkinson. was the made of honor.
wearing yellow chiffon lace and
carried a shower bouquet. Brides
maids were Miss Mary Hertzman,
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Isa-
belle Arnold, Miss Virginia Weston
and Mrs. Clifford Bergersen Min
ME Nicholas), all gowned in tea
rose taffeta and net and carried
shower bouquets. Flower girls
were small Rosemary and Sharon
Savage, who wore blue taffeta and
net.
Serving Mr. Hertzman as best
man was Mr.. Bruce Smith Ushers
were Messrs. Merton Munks, Earl
Gallert, Jack Denton and Victor
Beckman.
The wedding reception was held
In the church. Upon their return
from their wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hertzman will make their
home in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Soft Candlelight
For Wedding
Miu Ines nhss Olson
WEEDS Mr.. 4. [. Pollock

Mas Inca Rhea Olson and
Mr.. Robert l. Pollock ex-
changed their nupsial vows
last Saturday evening In =
homo ceremony which was
read by tho Rev. George W,
Frame before y fireplace
banked with greens and
lighted tapcrs which were
placed in eandeIabra which
reflected In the msntel mir
ror. Greens wer. cntwined
in the candelahra and large
baskets Of summer garden
flowers completed the setting.
The hrssie l. the daas hsss a Mr.
ard Mrs. z. l.. ossan. IN whus>
homs the ceremony vas read Hes
h,sshsnd Il tho sen At nsv and Mr.
uearss y rniloeA shs vas given
In marriage ~ her father. hsr two.
piece gown b~ins fashioned II whlis
shadnw efEansiy. the FUN skiEt with
rows ~ rsdfies Al tho hsmiins
The scslior~d hi"ss~ sas trimmed
with lace ruffies White swset pea.
. farnsa tho white Rainhew nihls
which she carried ard she slsn h~si
~hite sweet peas In mar hair.
Mas Nadine Mrcnrmsrk. easssln
~ the bride. wss the oaiy attendant
and vas sttir-d IN . gown az teal
blue with = fiafed skirt and quilted
Jacket. She carried ! ncse-gay NJ
missd flowers and wors sweet peas
In her hair.
Before tbs ceremony Miss Evslyn
brandt. couain ~ tbs bride. plsyed
piano sei~etions and Miss iansf
Alexander sang because and 4
Love You Truly"
For her daughter. wedding Mrs
Olson wore light blue net with pink
cilpa. Tier flowers we're russs and
sweet peas. Mrs. rplloebs choice
was medium blue crepe with gold
clips and . eorsaKe ~ fos<s and
sweet p~as
rentsrtng the COLLATION. tshls was
bouquet 81 sll-whits flpwess Mrs.
q, y Pollock presided q, ths tshir.
as did Mrs.. Robert Mrrormlek.
an aunt ~ the hfide. Assisting
we're Miss Jeanne sssfI,. Dorothy
slater and Evelyn Bond
fioth the bride and bridegroom
attended Lincoln high whool and
the College ~ Puget Sound Mrs
Pollock u . past wafthy adviser
Of Cedar Assembly. Hslnbow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock viii sstab-
lish fhstr homs In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE

Many Il those rnssinx, nazx1nf. pAiniai
naes.ches people blame % eob1s o. strains AFs
o.t.n caused b. tired kidn.ys-And nay -
relieved vixen treated IN the night say.
Tie .idbeyn are Natures ehisf ~ay q taki.x
.rcess scids and poisonous sas,s cut a ths
blood. They help meat people pass so0ss psnts
; day.
II ID. IS miles Il kidrsy tgbes and hl;ers
toni work ssil, poisonous ~Aats matter stays
. the blood. These po4sons map start nsxEinx
1aekae.ss. rheumatic paiEs. loss a pep and
.nsfxy, getting up nishts. swelling. pgtsess
ladsf the syes, ks&dAehss and diIElneas- IRE,
4usnt OF scanty passages WITH srasrtIns ana
5urnlns sosssiines thoSs there Is sor1sihihS
.ronr vifh yossf sidnsys &C bladder.
Deaf vail Ask your cruFTift for DoAn
Pills. us.d successfully BY millions iar oysf 90
wears They Eiv, happy reii.. and ~lu help the
is rnll.s n kidney fabes sush out polsonosss
suts from yosT plood. Get Deans FiLs-
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Woodmen OF World
Schedule Meetings

The Woodmen OF the World will
sponsor benefit card party Thurs
day evening in Eagles hall.
Pinochle and 500 will be the games.
Favors will be awarded and late
supper will be served. Playing
will start at Sis. with Mrs John
Hoyt and Mrs. Edward Moody as
hostesses.
The Sewing circle will meet Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. Oak Bales
at 1909 So. X ST. for ~ 80 O'Clock
luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Miss Helen Michael
To Wed July II

Much interest is centered in the
announcement being made today
by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Michael
of the engagement of their young
est daughter, Miss Helen Michael
Of San Francisco. to Mr.. Malcolm
Eugene Hensel. also of San Fran
cisco.
The marriage will be solemnized
at the home of the brides parents
here, in the presence of the imme-
diate family, on July II, Miss Mi
chael arriving in Tacoma July IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Carnival Theme
For Dinner
p Om;croa 10 estsrssis ~
rhsvsdsy Evening psrsy

Comm. A. the final sffnir
Of = very active and succe<e-
ful year. ri 0miernn sorority
viii entertain al dinner this
Thursday evening At keus-
The carnival spirit II the
Fourth og July and the Mar
rows bridge sslehrxtion will
dominate the theme Of the
dinner which il always looked
forward TO with the keepeat
interest.
Mica Msyn<Izs vsttev snd ~
cemrnsts<e have planned : pxo9rsrs
rr~s~rsinr Mis Daisy nrysst n
hafnssuas readings. - wsii -
mu~s<Ai nsmh~vs n fsrsh~v carry
Gus the Eh~ms ~ IN sv~utNa
Mrs f.sch c Ns~Ai. streesex -
ths ssvup ~ paee yssr. wsIl -
ur< ~ IL husnxe1 ssse.ts
Mrs nnss tenxvtpss. rstlrtnw
president. win prss6use sov II ~
st~ii<tiaa u sffieess ~ ~ eeua~
Inn gear 5fficsvs - ~ Isees11r>o
are Msss aksn~ msnneet. pwusDsenes
Mi.s xshs Msrrsy. vS<e ppesseuna,
ard Msss Mufs~s rnempsnH. ssxre-
tsry
Assisting Ms. vsstev N IN aln-
nss ssssaa sxa nfznuakann fJx11x~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Cornish Association
Changes Meeting Date

The Tacoma Cornish association
announces a change Of meeting
date The meeting. previously
scheduled for July s. will be held
this Saturday at the Tacoma Post
Legion hall. 9o9is Commerce.
The president. Mrs William Baker.
urges all Of the membership to
be present because Of the import
ant business 10 be transacted. The
session has been called for 80
o clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Silver Wedding
Is Celebrated
Two Affairs Compliment
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack SEVERN

Two affairs marked the oc-
casion of the recent silver
wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack SEVERN. A
surprise party was given for
them Sunday in the honored
couples home, and on Tues
day, Mr.. and Mrs. John Strau-
man entertained for them at
dinner party.
Mrs. John Strauman presided at
the coffee urn at the party Sun
day. Supper was served smorgas-
bord style.
Guests included Mrs. r. F. Ken
ney, sister of the hostess. from
Spokane; the Misses Gudrun Wild
stein and Jean Petersen. OF Sc
attic. Betty Lund and Elaine
SEVERN: Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholai
Fleneiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holms-
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Selset, Mrs.
Washe. Mrs. H. Jacobson, Mr.. Art
Jacobson, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolf Haugen, Marysville. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haakon Widstein,
Port Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Strauman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. An
dersen. Mr.. Harold SEVERN and
Mr.. Eugene Lund.
Those present at Tuesdays
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
SEVERN. Mrs. r. r. Kenney. the
Misses Betty Lund, Sonia Strau-
man. Elaine SEVERN and Mr.. Har-
old SEVERN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Woodland Girl
WEEDS Tacoman
Vows Read Wednesday
Evening in Floral Setting


In a setting Of baskets OF
light blue delphiniums and
regal lilies. lighted by six tall
candelabra placed ut the sides
/ Of the altar and two at the
back. Mrs. Verna Beckman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Floyd Laycock Of Woodland.
and Mr.. Russell ID. Meade Of
Tacoma. son OF Mr.. Edwin
Meade Of Lynnville. Ind.
were married at the First
Christian church, Puyallup,
Wednesday evening. the Rev.
Give Taylor reading the vows
at z o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wnrs gown ri
pale blue net made with n tight
bodice. sweetheart neck line and
full short sleeves. Ths fun skirt
was over light taffeta. banded
with narrow pink velvet ribbun.
shs wore q strand Of pearls. .
gift Of the bridegroom. Banding
her hair was q coronet of lilies
Of this valley. and she carried =
bouquet Of rapture rossbuds and
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Troy crsbb Of Psyaiiup
was mafron ~ honor and wore .
drsss Of petal pink net with ems
broldered bodice and full skirt
over pink taffsts She carried a
colonial bouquet ~ pale pink snap.
dragons and light blue dolphin.
lums Best man was No Walter
Gould ~ Tacoma and the nshsgs
xers Asssrr Ted Simpson ana
Harry Seller 81 Tacoma ssd Troy
crabb ~ puyalIup. Ma. Dorothy
Wsilin played thr wedding marches
and accompanied the Alss~s Dor
othy and bcatfics Gale Of Ia.
coma who sang % Promise Ne.
and 4 Love You Truly
Al the reception ie the church
pnrlofs ths brides parents re-
cslyed with the bride ana bride
groom, Mrs isyoock wearing 3
sheer navy blue afternoon dress
and a corsage ~ pink roseDndF
and gardeuias. The lace covered
brides table vas conferred Nth
large wedding CAKE decorated sith
a white wedding bell and miniature
bride ami bridegroom. Pink candies
lighted tho table. Mas Virgil Ward
Of Tscoma cut ths cake and assist
Ing were ths brides sisters. Ars.
Fred Franhhsussr Of Milton and
Mrs John Branches u Tacoma
and Mrs. Kenneth Layeoes Of fsuy.
aliup. Mrs.. Franshaassr vas aiso
in charge Of tns Eif,s. Miss Irene
Hsokstt Of tfsmsfton vas In
charge Of ths guest osok. About
$50 guests we're present
Fof going away. tina bfids Nofs
a Midnight blue tailored ssat with
navy ana dusty rose Accessories
Her corsaEs uaa lilies u ths valley
and pink fossbsida Mr.. ard Mrs.
Meade left Immediately after the
reception for inp ~ Indians.
Ohio ana Michigan yb<fs they sili
sisit relatives before gang or 10
siAEzfa Falls. After July 20 they
ain bs al hons ct 15is No.
IsNrsncs 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Girl Scouts Plan
Camp OF the All"

Since the Girl Scout camps. st,
Adams and Madrona Woods. are
closed for this season. the Tacoma
Girl Scout council has planned a
radio Camp Of the Air which will
bring to the girls camp activities
which they can carry out ID their
own back yards. Mrs. Louis Love
is helping To plan the programs
which will be broadcast over Ata-
ton KMO twice q week. beginning
the week following the Bridge cele-
bration. Crafts. camp songs. ma
turc lore and various contests will
be included.
The st. Adams health examina-
tons scheduled for Friday Of this
week have been cancelled. and
registration fee refunds will be
mailed to parents the first week In
July.
Members OF John r. Thompson
auxiliary, u. s. w. ". are sponsor
ing card party Saturday evening
in the armory. Hostesses Will be
Mesdames T. s. stsrks. \ X. An
derson. W. II. Williams and NJ
Panther.
Members of Carpenters auziii-
AIRY. No. 287. will gather In Car
penters hail at 7;30 O'Clock Thurs
day evening for their annual
election Of officers. All members
are asked 10 be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
To Plan Picnic ~
Friday Nsss,no

Al thssr nesting Friday evening
a, no esrisek in Carpenters hall.
the Security Benefit association
viii plan = picnic "a be held Sunday
al Wspsts lake Mr. frank Payne
~ili preside aver ths meeting ard
Mrs. AFthsr usks ~iiI BE- in
IN charge ~ tbs late supper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Married at
Church Rites
Miss Vivian White Msrries
Mr.. Joseph Swanstrom

Miss Vivian Irene White,
daughter of Mrs. Ada White,
was married to Mr.. Joseph
Swanstrom, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Swanstrom, Satur-
day evening in the Pente-
costal tabernacle, the Rev. c.
w. Ward reading the VOWS.
The marriage was performed
by the light of candles in
four candelabra. Palms and
baskets of blue delphinium
and white gladioli provided a
pretty setting for the cere-
mony
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore a white
satin gown with shocked Shout
ders and sleeves. a V-neckline and
full skirt and long train. The
sleeves came to dainty points over
the wrists. She carried a lace
handkerchief. which was made by
her mother, and wore fingcr-tip
length veil, made in two tiers.
which was fastened TO a braided.
tulle halo cap. Her flowers were
shower bouquet Of sweet peas
and rapture roses.
Mrs. Harold Wick and Mrs.
Clyde Maynard were the brides
honor attendants and Mrs. Conrad
Kosmo was the bridesmaid. Mrs.
Wick wore a creme MORE gown
with aqua ribbon trim and her
flowers were blue delphinium and
rapture roses. Mrs. Maynard wore
an aqua sheer and Mrs. kosmo
was dressed in aqua taffeta. Both
had pink sweet peas and yellow
rosebuds.
Mr.. Alfred Swanstrom was best
man and Messrs. Herman Hagen
and Conrad kosmo were the
ushers. Miss Mollie Lund was
the pianist and Miss Elaine Ander-
son and Mr.. Theodore Dickson the
vocal soloists. Miss Anderson
singing Trusting in Jesus" and
Mr.. Dickson. Because. Mr.. Or
willie Hostetter of Seattle played
violin selection. Savior Like
Shepherd Lead U.s."
A reception at the home of the
bridegroom's parents followed the
ceremony, with members OF the
bridal party joining the parents
in the receiving line. Mrs. White
wore gown of poudre blue crepe
and the bridegroom's mother wore
navy crepe. Both had corsages of
gardenias.
Roses and lilies decorated the
rooms, while the lace covered
table was appointed with the
brides cake and white tapers.
Mrs. Arthur Frederickson of
Aberdeen and Mrs. Morris Nor
Jensen cut the brides cake and
Miss Kristine Karli, Mrs. Arnold
Loen, Miss Vivian F'redlund, Mrs.
Herman Hagen. Mrs. Julius Rody
and Mrs. Arthur Burk assisted
with the serving.
Leaving later on a wedding trip |
through Washington and Oregon,
Mrs. Swanstrom chose dusky /
pink crepe dress with which she
wore navy and white accessories.
Her flowers were corsage OF
gardenias and rapture roses. Upon
their return, they will make their
home at 94s So. Ainsworth.
The brides schools are Lincoln
high school and Beutel's Business
while the bridegroom at
tended Stadium high school and
L R,,gt-a.s ,nIl,-x
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Social Group 70 Close
Season Friday

Lincoln Social club. orisr u
Amaransh. will meet far lunch q
1880 ON Friday IL tins bofns II Mrs
A. ~. carstsd, dkos 10. Alns~orsh
Assisting hosta.ses 9iii be Mrs
Albert Heap and Mrs. Eiis nols~
J. will 10 thu groups last meeting
until fail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Mn. WhislocI 10 Entertain
Past Presidents

Ms. ceorse whltloek of ortlnk
WITH entertain ~ past Presidents
club ~ Jehn y rnemp@cn snxiii-
AIRY. Z. :. ". Y AZ . ~ - laneh.
enn and hassne<s neetsnx ~ rrt.
day Mr.. " stFsttnn. president
~ ire gFoap. ~iEi preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
Announce Birth OF
Son June 20

Mr.. AMI Mira. Rufus W Parker
are announcing ths birth of son
June 20 at Tacoma General hss-
pitai The little boy. VINO has
been named Kenneth Lynn. Is
being welcomed BY his grandpsr-
snts. Mr. and Mr. u. l. Parker
Of Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. NJ
crunsaksr u colfsx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28

Mrs. Browne Honors
Executive Board

Mrs walter nFuyus. retiring
president n nsysnt ps~sen.si.
f~e~nsiy sHtsstssaed fnr msmn~rs
NJ her sxssativs nesrss a her huune
81 iso< 10 Adams 4 Isss spvp~v
was served. tbs Urysnt sesoss rns-
vss h~inx carried essi IN In a~en-
fstions and sprosntmsnts nps~tsl
fssoFs ~ssr presented n saen
guest and the hastsss wss PFC
s~ss~d ~ssh . Esfs FIRM ns~ms~sw
~ the hssfd.
rsvsrs fos high sesvss ~srs
awarded 10 M~sstssu~s rrsssrseis
Angus. rssmont ?. oisvsv, wstsev
ftass. James ssesess sad Assbuv
Knight
These present. wsvs n1sssausn
Arthur \. jersi4n. Johm r. ne<n-
fieh. vrsmoat y. olsvsr. pnt11v
ros. Charles = Me-. Isssnla sen-
Wig. Arthur knight. wssfsv 49,
Elmer suvss, usnsss csvsssa.
rrsassseh Anssss. Thomxs car-
hans. isseph rsr~a. Jamss -
crete and Walter nrDwns.
Nosms Ausil'ssy 10 Msss
Norma suxfissFy fnemtsrs wIll
meet N Nofmsns~ hsIi ~ . s'siawn
Thursday svesins nsfr~skm~ats
wsil hs served rhs prsbIss y
invited 10 attend
Evening star., 1940-10-08

To me these letters from women
who will never grow up and accept
the realities of life, but who expect
always to live in a never-ending ro-
nance, are very pathetic, because
they are the heart cries of those
who throw away the substance for
the shadow, and who starve with
the bread of life in their hands be-
cause they want cake.
No sane person can understand
why an adult woman cannot grasp
the fact that courtship and mar
riage are two distinct and different
things: that in courtship a man
tells his love, but in marriage he
proves it by the work he does and
the many sacrifices he makes for
his wife. It is no sign that man
has ceased to love his wife because
he doesn't hold her hand and kiss
her and tell her how beautiful and
wonderful she is.
Nor can any one understand why
a middle-aged, domestic woman, if
in full possession of her faculties,
wants to be continually petted and
babied But so it is.
And there are millions of women
still outside of the asylums. with
perfectly good. kind husband who
provide them with houses and fine
clothes and cars, who still make
themselves miserable because their
husbands are just plain. sensible.
unromantic businessmen instead of
Clark Gables.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

your bar. Slip them over the edge
of the glasses to enable each guest
to distinguish his own.
An article for remembering the
high points" of your motor trips is
a scrap book with a cover of light
wood which is decorated with autos
and trailers.
Graceful birds, made of chromium
to be placed at either end of your
floral centerpiece would be an in
teresting change from the usual
candles. :.
Hand carved, brightly colOred and
amazingly lifeIike wooden birds are
attractive decorations for the walls
of den. They vary in size, and if
hung together give the impression
of birds in flight.
Give baby a practical and per-
sonalized gift of hot-water bottle
cover made of pink or blue plush
with bears head. On the biblike
front his or her name can be writ
ten in contrasting color. =.
Keep record Of your friends in
a leather-bound book which has
spaces for their likes and disnkes,
as we'll as for their pictures, birth
days and other to-be-remembered
dates. -.
Necessary for gardening is a pair
of scissors which not only cuts the
flowers, but holds them as well. this
being accomplished by gadget that
is attached just above the blade. =.
The football season is getting un-
der way and every ones beginning
to think about those cold days at
the stadium. Brightly colored plaid
blanket contained in a zipper-fas-
tened case, making it easy to carry,
would be just the article to have.
The case could also be used as a
pillow during the game. ...
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Spectator Sport Clothes Need Not Be Collegiate Be Appopra
Manners
of the
Nor m e n t
With pleated skirts back in again,

With pleated skirts back in again,
woman has to be careful.
She has to try to forget how cute
she looked in knife pleats when she
was a sophomore. She has to try to
forget how cute Marjorie looks in
knife pleats.
She has, instead, to remember
just exactly how she looks in a
mirror, and to recall that pleats
all the way around don't add CLAM
our to every figure.
And if she finds herself decked
out in a pleated skirt which she
thinks is just ducky, and then over
hears some friend asking another
If she hasn't taken on weight, it's
time to give the skirt away and
start all over again.
You can't always tell, you know.
It's easy to forget about the fact
that your figure changes a bit from
year to year. And it's easy, too,
to look at yourself in the mirror
at the very best angles.
But at least once each fall, it's
very good idea to be ruthlessly
critical of your own looks. Particu-
larly in fall when pleated skirts
are in again. JEAN.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

new and important is a hubby knit
sweater which looks handmade and
isn't. In a honey-colored slipover
it's a mountaineering choice.
Most sport jackets are of the
cardigan type. little longer, but
not terrifically elongated as are
those worn by the college girls.
Skirts seem to us to indicate a
straighter line, with enough full
ness for comfort, but less of the
swingy, pleated feeling. There are
even some suede jackets being
shown in cute, short, zipper-fas-
tened styles which are the perfect
answer to sportswoman's prayer.
In addition, casual hats are plenti-
full. and the modified bonnet type
particularly helpful in coping with
a pompadour. The young set likes
corduroy baseball caps, but these
are scorned by the more sophis-
ticated woman, thank goodness!
Shoes with low heels are smart and
need not look too much like real
walking shoes, even though they
will be comfortable and correct.
Jewelry is important. and. among
our newest favorites are ivory
colored chessmen pins. Wear two
of them on the lapel of suit and
you're strictly high-fashion minded.
California arrivals in the jewelry
field are wide belts and bracelets
Of pigskin. studded with large and
frankly fake stones. There are rows
of these stones on both items and
they provide enough glitter to en-
liven even the most casual outfit.
They look like the wide Western
wrist bands that one usually as
sociates with the cowboy influence
and they're terrific!
Whether you're taking in the
Redskin games (plug) or tearing
off for the Army-Navy furor plug,
plug its a good idea to see that
your wardrobe includes plenty of
appropriate attire. For that matter,
there will be countless times
through the fall and winter when
casual clothes are in order, so please
don't neglect them on your shopping
sprees.