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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Weddings
Of Interest
In Capital
Miss Virginia Bell
Is Married to
Ensign Eckhardt
Continued From Page B-3)

day afternoon. September % in the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. DR.. ]. Lowery Fendrick, jr.,
officiating at $3.50 o'clock. The
church was decorated with palms
and lighted by candles and Mr..
James Magill sang several solos.
Mr.. Frank Handeyside of Shelf
field. Pa, uncle of the bride, gave
her in marriage and her cousin, Miss
Dorothy Handeyside, was her maid
of honor and only attendant. The
brides costume was a blue sheer
wool dress with which she wore a
darker blue velvet coat. Her blue
feather hat had small veil and
her corsage bouquet was of white
orchids. Her only jewelry was a
single strand of pearls. Miss Han
devside was dressed in tailored
suit of wine color sheer wool with
velvet coat, and her flowers were
gardenias.
Mr.. Alvin Dulaney, brother OF the
bridegroom, was best man and stood
with him at the altar awaiting the
bride. The ushers were Mr.. Albert
Corrigan and Mr.. Wallace White:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney left on their
wedding trip after the reception for
q small number of close friends and
relatives which was held IN the
home of the brides mother. The
brides travelling costume was
three piece black suit with which
she wore silver fox furs, the gift OF
her uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney
will make their home at 319 Seven
teeuth street NE.
Mr.. Handeyside, uncle OF the bride
vas accompanied to washington by
Mrs Handeyside and also here for
the wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. McCord of Harrisburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Mrs. Fred Hess
Guest of Sister

Mrs. Fred Hess of Urbana, ILL.,, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert
S. Campbell, and Mr.. Campbell Of
Bethesda. She will be with them
until the early part of November.
Among the parties that have been
planned for Mrs. Hess during her
stay here was the luncheon Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Moore in Edgemoor. In addition
to Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Moore's guests were Mrs. Will
liam N. Watkins, Mrs. Alvin Hitch
cock, Mrs. J. B. Mcpherson, Mrs.
T. Delos Paxman and Mrs. T. r.
Snyder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

renee Groner Of the appellate tri-
bunal here, stating that there is
urgent and immediate need for in
creased space and facilities for the
District Court of the United States
for the District of Columbia and
prospective need for increased space
and facilities for the United States
Court of Appeals for the District Of
Columbia"
The judges likewise Endorsed the
report of the Oliver Wendell Holmes
Devise Committee recommending
immediate acquisition of lands east
of the Supreme Court Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Miss Fish Is Honored

More than hundred nurses, in
ternes, doctors and friends joined in
celebrating the 14th anniversary of
the appointment Of Miss Janet Fish
as superintendent of nurses at q
dance held last night in Emergency
Hospitals Nurses Home.
Miss Fish is a sister of Representa-
tive Fish, Republican, Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Dutch Children Work
On Germun Farms

BERLIN P.-Dutch boys and
girls from Is to 10 years Of age
are requested to make themselves
available to help on German farms
A number have gone already and
others are expected. They are paid
ten to fifteen marks a month plus
transportation. Fifteen marks, at
the official rate of exchange, is S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11

American Automobile Association
speaking during the morning over
Station WJSV, and by Earl Nash,
chairman of the District Red Cross
Public Relations Committee, who
will be Aheard over Station VOL at
6:45 pm.
The 100 per cent enrollments yes
terday were reported by w. B. Hibbs
g. Co., Loomis Sayles & Co., w. w.
Mackall g. Co., Floyed E. Darrs Co.,
City Bank and the Washington Real
Estate Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-11
Draft Place Chunoed

FAIRFAX, VT, Oct. 10 (SpeciaD -
The Fairfax County Electoral Board
has announced the registration place
for Moore's precinct at Franconia
for the draft registration, october
16, has been transferred from 3rod-
ems residence to Franconia School.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
de Gerardo o de virgl.

parte de Gerardo o de Yirgl.
MIA:
lila sonora marquesa ST.
que iguall... Los medicos no
saben aGn nadal...
Y era verdad.
Ell cuerpo de dona Moves,
con la rigidez, la inmovilidac
y ell frio de la muerte, conser-
vaba, empero, un signo indu-
'dable de vida, que, a pesar de
los dias transcurridos, no Sc
p%resentaba la putrefacci6n.
De Madrid, de Barcelona, de
Sevilla, de Bilbao, de La Corn
ma, de todas las grandes capita
les espaholas y del extranjero
tambien, de Paris y de Berlin y
de Roma, y de la famosa Facul-
tad de Medicina de Munich, ha-
bian venido m6dicos y medicos,
deseosos de observar ell rarisi-
fen6meno, que solo Sc observa-
ba en- la proportion de unO pOr
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
vistorianO Manteiga, Editor
Suecripci6n semanal: 20 Ct
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
DEPORTES
GLE CREE QUE Ell SISTE-
MA DE NOVENAS MANI
GUERAS AUXILIARES NO
ES UN NAL

Cincinnati, Enero 1S.-El ad
ministrador general de los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati, Warren G..
Giles, declare aver en- esta ciu-
dad que Sc halla en- desacuerdo,
Glen por ciento, con el juez Ian
dis en- cuanto a que es un NAL Ell
sistema de novenas m~anigieras
auxiliares de las Ligas Mayo
res.
"Es susceptible de abuses el
sistema de clubs auxiliares, de
preparation para los peloteros
j6venes, pero 81 Sc dirige homes
ia y conscientemente es y con-
tinuara siendo una de las fuer-
zas mas potentes en- ell desarro-
10 y expansion de la pelota or
ganizada en- los Estados Uni-
dos" Hay casos aislados de a.
busos, pero estos, en- mi OPT
ni6n, no justifican la condena
de todo ell sistema.
Ell case del Detroit Sc inter
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

veinte o treinta millones de ca
SOS de muerte aparente.
Todos los fen6menos de la vi
da habian deSaparecidO: la cir
culaci6n, 10 mismo la venenosa
que la arterial; los movimien-
tos del coraz6n; la respiration y
su maravilloso resultado de Ia
Transformation sanguinea y Ia
nutrici6n de las celulas por ell
oxigeno; eel funcionamiento do
los sentidos y los fen6menos re-
flejos; en- una palabra: absolu-
tamente todos los fen6menos
que caracterizan Ia existencia
humane.
La Prensa de toda Espafha y
la principal del extranjero, Sc
guia con marcada atenci6n Ell
suceso, que tomaba ca~racteres
de c~ientifico, Y sc escribian cr6-
nicas, notas Y articulos medicos,
infOrmando a la opinion sobre
tan extrahisimO ten6meno
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
QUE NIKE JACOBS
OFRECERA EN- MIAMI LA
PELEA ENTIRE BAER Y
TONY GALENTO

New York, Enero 18.-El en-
presario Mike Jacobs anunci6
aver la posibilidad de presentar
en- Miami, en- este ~invierno, la pc
lea entire Max Baer, ell hebreo ex
campe6n, Y Tony Galento, Ell tia
liano de pecho abarrilado, legi-
timo contendiente.
Jacobs dara a conocer hoy SUI
decision definitiva, luego de Goa
sultar con influyentes elemen :
tos de esa ciudad de la Florida.
Mike conferenci6 aver con
Joe Jacobs, director de GalentO,
que no apetece combatir en- N.
York, y Ancil Hoffman, a quien
llam6 por telefOno, interrogan-
dole sobre el estado fisico dc
Baer Y las condolences que a :
ceptaria para una pelea en- Mia
mi.
Ell Gear del pugilismo lie pro-
puso a Hoffman un match entire
Baer y Lee Savold, Ell tigre ru-
bio de Des Moipes, nueya lumi-
maria del peso complete; pero e.
mentor del hebreo lie hizo saber
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
L1EGARA HOY Ell CONTRA
RIO DE BUSTER CARROLL

Els aguardado hoy en- esta ciu-
dad, paAa la pelea del viernes
por la rpche, Johnny Dean, de
Miami, ~ Sc bRtira a diez asal
tos con Buster Carroll, de Lo-
well, Mass, I'm boxeador de adj
mirables facultades.
Dean venci6 ell lunes por la no
che, en- Key West, a Mario Pc
rez, de esa ciudad.
Carroll es ell favorito de los
"fisles" locales, que lie estiman
superior a Johnny.
En- sus 1ltimas peleas Buster
derrot6 a Wesley Ramey, Lon
Yallos, Cocoa Kid, Phil Furr y
otros gladiadores de cartel.
Hace dos semanas empat6 CT
Miami con Kenny La Sale, otro
de los fuertes aspirantes a la CO.
roma del peso weller.
. Una pelea de revancha Sc ha
contratado por La Marque en-
ire ell "Mudo" Robinson y Leon
Foucart, de Jacksonville. La Sc
mana pasada fallaron los jueces
a favor de Leon, pero una gran
parte del pdblico protest6.
Bigg Holstein hara su prime.
"a presentation en- esta ciudad
frente a Tony Monin; Tony Co
mez, autor de cuatro nocauts
ccnsecutivos, Sc batira con Jim
Connolly, de Miami.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
JOSE LUIS Y D FIR
MARION SUS lCOl7TRATOS

New York, Enero 1S.-Para
la pelea del dia 9 de febrero, en-
la Madison Square Garden, fir
maron aver sus contracts Ell cam
peon Jose Luis, del peso compile
to, y Arturo Godoy, de Chile,
un pdgil de gran experienced y
suficiente destreza.
Los peritos estiman que Co
doy hara una fuerte r~esistencia
a Luis, pero que sera derrotado
por nocaut.
Nrmaron tambien sns contra
tos para la pelea de campeona-
to del microbes venidero, Hen
ry Armstrong, Ell negrito cam
pe6n del peso welter, y Pedro
Montanez, Ell formidable gladia-
dor de Puerto Rico,
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

praS> por los observadores CO.
mo que trataba de controlar mu
chos peloteros sin tener un nd
nero adecuado de clubs.
Sabese que Ell juez lands no
suspendi6 a Jack Zeller, direc-
tor general de los negocios que
dejara trazados Frank Navin.
Mantenia Navin la pelota po1
medic de la amistad y despu6s
de su muerte las negociaciones
prosiguieron por medic de con.
ferencias telef6nicas y algunos
papeles. Con frecu0ncia una no
vena de las Ligas memories la
maba a Navin por telefono y L
decfa: Frank necesito un catch
err o un pitcher.
-Manana 10 tendras, como
no; es bueno y 81 puedes ven
derlo al fin de Ia temporada
Mundane $1,000.
Ell muchos casos Navin Sc OIL
vidaba para siempre de la tran
sacci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
CAPITULo VIII
La teIG de araNG

Entire los amigos y persona.
jes que habianse qredado en- FL
Naranjal, desde ell tragico dia
en- que estuvo a punto de ser
enterrada viva la marquesa de
Rio Verde, figuraba nuestro
ilustre y honrado amigo Ell ban.
quero,
Ell grande hombre no habia
obedecido, al permanecer en- Ia
finca de Aloira, nj a un impulse
generoso, nj a un plan noble.
como supondra Ell lector avisa.
do; antes al %contrario, adivinan
do, con la clara vision de los Sc.
res malos, que Ell marques de
Rio Verde pOdia darle Ia verda-
dera clave del enigma de Maria
de Ia Cruz, Sc esper6 en- FL Ma.
raalal hasta que resudto a %.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

voroso prOblema de la supuesta
mqerte de la marquesa. uuda
don RodOlfo entregarse con en-
terra libertad a sus deberes de
amo de casa.
FL primer sorprendido do Ia
cOnducta del banquero fue 81
dueho de Ell Naranjal.
La amistad que unia a los
marqueses con ell burdo penso-
naJe de Madrid, no era de- las
que obligan a nadie a pernnane-
GER EN- la casa a6ena, nj
aun ocurriendo Ell grave suceso
que habia Ocurrido en- esta.
Ash es que Don ROdolfo, Guam
DO vic al banquero permanecer
en- la finca de Alcira, crey6 que
Ell nuevo rico intentaba echar
las bases de una amistad mas
y duradera con los Rio
verde y agradeci6 profunda-
menoe a don Rodrigo tai mues-
"a ds dsseTencia, con !Os uobIes
La gaceta., 1940-01-18


Terry finaiz6 en- seguhdo lugar.
Court Drama y Jack Tiger
ganaron Ia apuesta doble, ven.
ciendo Ell primero en- Ia segund
carrera Y el otro en- la tercera.
Sc abonaron sus boletos q
$228J60. Jack Tiger era Ell Sc
gundo favorito, luego de Tess,
que finaliz6 en- tercer lugar.
vencieron en- las otra~ compe
ticiones de la noche, Chick-A-
Dee, que gan6 la cuarta, pagan.
dose sus boletos a $2.7O; Hectic
tritnfador en- la quinta, con
$2.7O por ell dollar # risco-Slim
en- la sexta, a base de 1920 por
ell peso; Well Paid gan6 la sep
TINA, con $40 por Ell dollar
vencieron en- las cuatro carreras
restantes, en- orden de cohtinui.
dad, Dream Lad, Delauche, Like
Loh y Dash. La suma mayor Ia
page Delauche, $12.70 por los
boletos de a dollar.
Para la octava carrera de es-
ia noche aparecen inscriptos
Air Roper, Tariff Pride, Tuffy
Band, Liquid Gold, Cotton Mar
ket, Dick Andrew, Harland
Friend y Mr., Mckan.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
R0LFE PIDE MAS DINERO
POR SUS SERVICES

Penacock, N. H. Enero 49,
Red Rolfe, ell gran antesalista 0
tercera base de los Yankees, ma
nifest6 aver en- esta poblaci6n
que desea por sus servicios mas
dinero del que lie ofrece su club
para la temporada de 1910.
FL aho pasado gan6 Rolfe
$4,000 y estima que debe obte-
ner una mayor recompensa en-
este, por cuanto bate6 213 hits,
anot6 1S9 carreras y pogo 46
tubeyes.
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

en- cuenta. No debe olvidarse
tampoco a los Piratas porque e,
manager Frisch cambiara por
complete "a, moral de la noven~.
Los Gigantes tienen algunas pO-
siHilidades, pero no veo que po-
dram hacer, en- escala mayor, las
Abejas Y los Phillies.
FL ano pasado tuvieron los
Cubs mala suerte cuando Augie
Galan sc fracture una pierna y
Sc enfermaron de sus respecti :
vos brazos los pitchers Dizzy
Dean, Earl Whitehill y Bryant.
Isl Bryant recupera su bue-
ma forma, nuestro cuerpo de pit
cheers quedara fortificado. Tam
bien me gustarfa yer a Dizzy en-
su forma de antes."
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
HARNETT CREE QUE LOS
~CARDENALES
Ell CAMPEONATO DE LA
NACIONAL

Hot Spring, Arkansas, Enero
18.-Aunque el dirige a los Cubs
de Chicago, aspjrantes al cam
peonato, Gabby Hartnett expire
SO anoche la opinion de que los
Cardenales venceran en- la Liga
Nacional, en- 1910, quedando a
la cabeza de todas las novenas.
Gel San Luis es mi selection
pero nosotros tambien estaremos
ALI. Por supuesto que los Rojos
van a volver con toda SUI fuerza
y los Dodgers deben ser tenidos
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
Fonetin No. 43
La Gaceta
TONIC SEGUNDo
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Nueve largos dias dur6 es-
ia agonia indescriptible de
don Rodolfo y de sus amigos,
de los medicos, de las gentes
de la casa y de los numerosi-
simos empleados y obreros de
FL Naranjal.
Cada mahana, rosarios de
genie Sc encaminaban a la fin
ca, a preguntar con curiosi-
dad cada vez mas creciente
-IQue? jHay noveda-
des?,.. SVive?... TIA muer-
to la sonora marquesa?...
Y siempre obtenian la mis-
ma respuesta, invariable por
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
III marques tuvo oue eonte-

Ell marques tuvo que eonte-
ner su impulse de lOca algeria y
su deseo de estrechar entire sus
brazos a la enferma..,
Los doctores lie hicieron COM
prender 10 insensato de tai cosa,
que podria costar la vida a Ia
marquesa, debilitadisima.
Luego, en- un silencio sepul-
cral, Ell doctor Montero compro-
b6 ciertos detalles; ell coraz6u
latia, aunque muy d~ebilmente;
la circulation Sc iba tambien
normalizando..,
-iSehOresl-dijo, al fin, vol
viendose al concurso, y con voz
tenue-. La marquesa ssta sal
vada! Tengan la bondad de sa-
lir y esparcir Ia buena nueva!...
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

que solo Sc hallaba interesado
en- Galento, no en- un novato:
Budd yRaer ostenta una deci
sion sobre Ssyold,
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
LAS De ANo-
CHE EN- Ell
LOCAL

Las once carreras anunciadas
para la noche de aver, en- Ell Ca
nedromo de Sulphur Springs, Sc
efectuaron con gran lucimiento.
Dreamy Ridge venci6 al favori-
to Sunday y sus boletos de a do.
lar Sc pagaron a $3.50. British
La gaceta., 1940-01-18

Al AAii, al ulds SOLiO
decimos, ell doctor Montero, qut
eStaba de guardia con don Jus.
to, p~recisamente, Y don Candi,
do, lanz6 I'm grito de triunfo in.
finito, que reson6 en- toda la ca
sa:
-Rodolfo!... iR odolfol.
Vent. iVive tn mujer!..,
LA marquesa, en- efecto, ha-
bia alberto los ojos y movido las
manos I'm tantol...
Los doctores Sc precipitaron,.
Dos inyecciones y un masaje
pectoral habilmente administra
do per ell catedratico valencia
no, completaron Ell milagro... y
la infeliz enferma, como uno
que despierta de un largo verti-
go, comenz6 a lamar debiles
quejidos...
La habitaci6n Sc llen6 de gen.
te...
La gaceta., 1940-01-18
LA GACETA

Il psri6dicO en- idiOma EspAhol
10 mas circulation en- Tamps
The guardian., 1940-11-16

a FLAIR for satin has developed
that extends throughout the en-
tire program of fall and winter fash
ions. Not only is its smartness rec
ognized but women are rediscov-
ering how marvellous satin of pure
silk dye feels in the wearing. 1t
has even come to be regarded as an
enthusiastically accredited year.
round fabric.
Satin is being Importantly used in
the realm of costume design in COM
bination with other materials as in
the styling of fashionable bolero and
long-coat ensembles. The vogue for
satin also reflects in everything
from hats to shoes, bags, gloves
and countless other accessory items.
Ever so chic are long satin eve
ming wraps in black or colors.
Designers who know, declare that
the satins they handle must neces-
sarlly be of the pure-silk type in
order to arrive at the lovely effects
in shirring, draping and general ma
nipulation achieved in the stunning
modes illustrated. Then too, they
point out the economy and practi-
cality of all-silk satin in that it
wears so satisfactorily, cleans so
beautifully and proves up to the
mark from every test angle.
A style-distinctive version of that
ever-perennial favorite, the white
satin blouse, is shown above to the
left in the group pictured. It's fit
ted midriff accords with an out
standing fashion trend. Tucks start
ing at the diagonal yoke seam are
released into soft bust fullness. The
hat worn with it is an artful transla-
ton of the Suzy fisherwoman sailor.
Jeweled buttons down the front
impart sparkle to the very effective
green silk satin overblouse with
The guardian., 1940-11-16
Novel Furs Mark
New Winter Style
Leopard. Ocelot, Civet Cat
Are Popular.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

A wild orgy of beautiful furs
marks the winter style program. De-
slgners have let imagination play to
the limit in working with fur. The
more fantastic the new fur arrange
ments, the smarter. At least, this
seems to be the general sentiment.
The "big three" in youthful furs,
leopard, ocelot and civet cat, add
their striking spots and stripes and
taWny yellows and blacks to the
mode in endless spectacular and eff
fective ways.
Wide brims are faced with leopard
fur, lapels detachable if you so
wish) and flounces of fur finish off
hemlines. You can buy flower cor
sages, and even shoe ornaments,
OF leopard or ocelot. Your gloves
are apt to be cuffed with spot
furs. You fasten your smartest coat
with spotted fur buttons, and if you
are that daring, you select a coat
OF golden wheat-colored soft woolen
that boasts fiounce of spotted fur
ABOUT ltS hemllne.
New Cape, Muff Sets.
The latest thing to make its ap-
pearance in way of fur ensembles
is the cape and muff sets "just out"
These are fashioned of handsome
seal or beaver, persian lamb, gray
kidskin and other smooth pelts. For
evening wear the ermine cape and
muff is a coveted luxury. Sports
furs include these sets made of the
spotted furs. The capes are some
what fitted and are both shoulder
and finger tip depth, tailored with
intent to maintain slenderizing lines.
The matching muffs are usually
huge and fiat.
Silver fox has lost none of its
style prestige, but maintains first
rank. It's fascination is increased by
designers who lavish it on costumes
in trimming way with unique ar
rangements.
Brown Furs Popular.
Brown furs on black are especial
ly featured this season. Mink brown
caracul, seal, marten and endless
other dark types are definitely new"
Beaver combined with colorful
woolens plays an intriguing role.
The rich subtle greens and browns,
reds and copper, and new wheat
shades of smart tweeds and other
wool weaves make for added appeal
when enriched with this season S
handsome furs.
With your fur and cloth outfits
do not forget that the hat of fur or
with touches of fur is positive
"must" set down in fashion s
decree.
The guardian., 1940-11-16

small rolled collar pictured to the
right. Artful shirrings accent the
longer waistline. A soaring hat of
pleated felt and ribbon by Louise
Sanders tunes to the colors of the
blouse.
From the milliner's viewpoint sat
in is declared an ideal medium. For
the pompadour turban shown below
to the right, satin in the new "hu-
aca" (potato peeD brown is COM
bined with black. Note that this
hat is worn well back on the head to
show the new off-face hair-do, al
together a very characteristic move
ment this season. The hat as well
as the black satin handbag designed
by Lilly Dache reflect the trend to
soft impressed pleats. The bag in
clines to the new long narrow shape
that is the ''last word" in design.
Renewed interest in evening
gowns fashioned of satin is evil
denced throughout the present style
program. In the inset panel we
are showing a satin dinner-dance
gown that demonstrates the exqui-
site grace with which satin yields
to soft draping effects. A new han
ding in the side drape gives a de-
cidedly up-to-the-minute aspect to
this gown so artfully created by
Kiviette, noted American designer.
A long panel back, also the V-neck
decolletage, are intriguing details.
Some very good-looking long-coat
costume suits include a blouse of
satin matched to the color of the
cloth that makes the coat and skirt.
Especially outstanding is the all
black ensemble that tops the satin
blouse with long coat or bolero that
is handsomely braided. With cos
tune suit of this description the
program of dress for daytime wear
is aptly solved in fiattering way.
(Released by Western Newspaper Unicn.)
The guardian., 1940-11-16
LAST CALL FOR
372ND PARTY

Last call for 372nd Party volun-
teers IS being made this week in local
Boston newspapers. But going ahead
with original plans, Medford will
honor her more than 40 soldiers in the
Battalion whether other cities do like
wise or not.
Need Volunteers
The 372nd Battalion, under Major
Alexander R. Davis, will leave the Hub
for Camp Dix, New Jersey, in lust
two months and for the duration of
one year. Some sort of "going away
party was suggested week ago by
Mrs. Madeline Dugger, widow of the
late Lieutenant-C Colonel, with full ap-
proval of Major Davis.
However, volunteers have been slow
outside of Medford and far too few
for a complete Battalion party en-
braclng over 600 Colored American
troops, many of them eagerly antici-
patlng such an event.
Christmas Party Idea
With not many weeks remainino he
lore the boys leave for Camp Dix, a
Christmas party appears to be the
logical plan ahead, with the South Ar
mory being the scene of merriment
provided the idea for honoring the
entire Battalion is adopted. So far,
this is the point in question.
In this Battalion Christmas Party
plan, contributions from local enter
Ianment centers, cigarette and dairy
companies, and services of many
women volunteers would be encourag-
ing Young women would be request
ed to cook homemade candies and
The guardian., 1940-11-16
Fasten Dress, Blouse
With Jeweled Buttons

The smartest way to fasten your
dress or blouse in the new to-one-
side way is with a single large fur
covered button. These fur buttons
play into the scheme of furred en-
sembles cleverly, the button match
ing the hat of fur or the fur buckles
that are so new for pumps.
Jeweled buttons are important
this season, especially on blouses
of rich fabric. Many black velvet
dresses are enhanced by the spar
kle of rhinestone or jewel set but
tons.