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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Hintz- Merritt
Vows Exchanged
Married Saturday AZ
impressive Home Rites

The marriage of Miss Aud
rey Maxine Merritt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o
Merritt. TO Mr.. Harry A
Hintz, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Hintz. was solemnizec
at $50 o'clock Saturday eve
ming at the home of the brides
parents. Vows were read by
the Rev. J George Cunning
ham and the bride was giyen
in marriage by her father AT
the impressive single ring
ceremony.
For her wedding the bride chose
lace trimmed chiffon redingotf
made with a sweetheart necklins
and large puff sleeves with bands
OF lace. Her finger-tip veil was Of
rayon net and was fastened 70 her
head by a eoronet Of orange bios.
SONS. Her flowers were q bouquet
Of white rapture roses. sweet peas
and swansonia-
Miss Mildred Merritt VAS her
sisters only attendant Her gown
was Of laee-trimmed powder blue
chiffon and her flowers were :
oorsage Of gardenlas and pastel
roSebuds
Mr. Ralph Hlniz served his
brother a. beat man.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Merritt wore = navy blue sheer
with white trim and = corsage u
pink rosebuds. sweet peas and stef'
anotis The bridegrooms mother
chose a light blue sheer and q SINH.
lar corssgs.
Three score guests were presen,
for the ceremony and reception
which followed Vows were en-
changed before an improvised altar
which Was backed s1th palms and
thanked By baskets of snapdragons
and stock and By stately cab
deiabra.
The bridal CAKE. tapers and
vases of pastel sweet peas ap.
pointed the table ~ the reception
which followed. Assisting ~ere
Nrs John Mama r.. Mis- Mar
Clark. hrs. Michael Asnxa and
Mrs. Victor Eshpetsr Mrs. Layills
Hoffman was in charge of the
guest book.
For her wedding trip 70 Non
tana hrs. Hintz sore a dreas q
dusty ross over which she Sofs :
black coat Her accessories were
white and her flowers Nsre = cor.
sage u rosebslds. After June i
Nr. and Mrs Hintz All h. AZ home
a. 1928 So. Pine -
O1t-of-tOssn guests a. me cers-
mony were Hr. and MYa. stephen
crabb. Mrs. Florenes stanton. Mr..
and Mrs. y. ~ Merritt. Mr.. ard
Ars- W. b. Emmeraon. Mr.. ard
Mrs.. L. o Bird Mr.. Pred Emmer-
son, Mrs.. Mary Merritt. NJ. Elmer
Emnsrson. Mr.. Alfred Cagnier ard
stephen cfabb. y.
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Earlier in the month. the teach
ers Of PuyAllup high school. where
Miss Sherman teaches. surprised
the hride-to-bc with a china shower
AZ the home Of Mrs Robert Mont
eomery
Another interesting affair was a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. Stanley Bell in her
lovely Puyallup home last satur-
day.
Miss Sherman Is a former Ia
coma girl. and a graduate OF the
College Of Puget Sound. where she
was prominent in speech and dra-
matte work Her wedding viii be
a quiet one at the home OF her
mother. Mrs kelsko, IN North
Bend. on June Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
edelweiss TO Meet in
Historical Buildinn

Members of Edelweiss Study
club will meet Thursday after
noon at o'clock in the Historical
Society building Following a
short business meeting. Mrs. c. II.
Kinnear will review a history Of
the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Country Group VIII
Have Annual Picnic

Country Womsn's club VIII meet
for It's annual picnic Thursday
afternoon At 1890 At the home
Of Mrs. J. f. Spence Of Parkland.
An election Of officers viii be
a highlight Of the afternoon. Re
ports Of committees for the year
will be heard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Former Tacoma Girl Sets June IS Date of Approaching Marriage


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

Nrs Charles Elfefs uili open
hep hems II s1ts - ST. si neal
sdnesaay evening for . meeting
~ the Ss<dlscrsft eiuh. Tsenus
Circle. n. q. ". A patlusk Ianeh.
son w,tll - served ct N n Later
= bushes. meeting eill ~ hsid
a. ~hleh time matters pertaining
70 the district meeting ln olymrs.
wfll ~ discussed Mrs J. omsn
10 president II the group.
Thursday evening the past effs-
GERS af ths clrris will AnId their
regular meeting II tho homs q
Mrs. q. q Csingrish. 90 No. Ans.
worth. Mrs OTIS Crawford viii b
the assisting hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Club TO Mark
Anniversary
cemposiss Members WI
He'd lurcksor

The Composite elub Il Gee.
hratins iss Goth anniversary
with a luncheon st The Ta-
coma hotel Wednesday. May
q. a 30 o'eloek. Mrs
Joseph h. I.ans will aet -
toastmislress
lie membership Trade - q -
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eesils eiah go uEEsnisea - Ny
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NJ reuaG. seeefsisf
ne officers fnf ne eeninz year,
MFs Rce<Ft , zarhsaKA. wAe -
hssn F~-slscled presiasaf. NJ
Amos Han. vice president. Mss
Robert q. Hiefetlsa SECRETARY. a.
vads n isad ths cluh a. hzs h<en
dnns IN ths psst In vsFsoas scessl
activities - ~<ii - serving mary
charitable organizations lAcfadIaE
N n<sdlswoFs guild ard pahiss
weifnrs werk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Tobey Jones Circle No. II
To Meet for Luncheon

Tobey Jones circle No. II will
meet at l o'clock for luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. Earl Y. Clifford
on East road Wednesday after
noon. A business meeting and
|. bridge viii follow the luncheon
= II.
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Luncheon Wednesday VIII
Be Farewell Party

Honoring Mrs. Ernest Funk
houser, who will leave soon for
trip through the Southwest
United States and Mexico. and
Mrs. Kenneth Leach, whose birth
day viii be Wednesday. Mrs. Jack
Harvey viii open her home to
members Of the NJ. and NJ. club.
Those who will be present for
the afternoon Wednesday are Mes
danes Lawrence Anderson. Jack
Harvey. Wilbur Hamilton. Donald
Blake, Ernest Funkhouser, John
Mama, Kenneth Leach. Robert
Buckley. Robert Dunn. George
Doughert and Harry Hintz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
Guests on lummi Island

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Rogers Of
Tacoma were weekend guests at
Loganita lodge on Lummi island.
popular resort in the San Juan
islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Clubs

Unit ! Of independent Bible
church will meet for n 30 lunch
con AZ the home Of Mrs. n. J.
Bothel. 3ils No. 18th IT. Mrs.
A. y. Churchwsrd viii lead Bible
study. Persons attending may
make reservations with Mrs. Eden
Hart. PR 243i.
Unit s Of independent Bible
church Will meet for luncheon at
1890 Wednesday AZ the home q
Mrs W p Crawford. s25 No. n
St Mrs. A. y. ChurchNsrd will
conduct the Bible STUDY. and Mrs
William n. Ferguson vii present
a missionary topic.
Clover Greek PIT. A Viii IN
stall its newly elected Officers
Wednesday evening ~ : O'Clock.
The Busy Bee club edl give =
demonstration. followed ~ a nnu-
steal program ana social hour.
Tacoma fribe No. IS. Red Men,
vii hold ~ next public card
party Wednesday tn the Eagles
hall Play ALL begin 81 $50.
Members o. the COMMITTEES are
Meszrs and Mes9smes La Penz-
Nieh. Lou Willard and Paul Cons
nd
Progressive Italizn American
lodge and suHilisrs vail hold thelr
next meeting IN Vaihaiia hau
Tuesday evening - 8 O'Clock. An
election u officers NlI b. fol-
loved ~ games.
Tacoma ChiIdren's Home society
All meet in the paTi0rs Of Messiah
Lutheran church Wednesday for
1890 luncheon. Hostesses viii b
Mrs.. J. G. Jacobsen and Ma. :.
Marker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Byron Scots in
New York CITY

- Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Scott of
Tacoma are travelling in the east
and stopped recently at the Bar
bizon Plaza for several days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
GuiId TO Have Dinner

Luther Memorial guild will meet
Tuesday evening for dinner at
S 80 in the church psrlors.
Oakland Priesthood meets We'd
nesday AZ s .. m. AZ 1921 So 2ath
for a symposium on Behavior and
Punishment Mrs. Einsr Tegen
Win give a convention report. fol-
lowed by ar installation Of off
GERS. Mrs. n. II. Eugeiiand r. 20
Be the hostess. assisted BY Mes
danes Carl FOrsberE. Robert For
dyce. Joseph Berfueei and Kenneth
Wheeloek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Coqs-eE
To ENTERTAIN

Tns Washington Dsnlla soclsfy
vah - entertained ~ NJ and
Mr. r. G CogsNs1. 5000 -. y
81. Hedneadsy evening. A business
meeting Nlil b. conducted b. the
president. Mrs.. n c. CoEENeli. and
pictures all b shown q the New
York Botanical gardens slso
What l. New IL Dahiiaa.@ and
views q California gardens me
hostess SlI serve refrszhmentE
after the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Preschool Group
Will Entertain
~. ". {. wi><klrs y
Ops csrdsrs ~ res

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friends : being plann<d 81
Friday zftsrnoen y nenh<<s
|of skermsn pres<ksci. - =
W. Weiekinx will op~n - -
trzetiss rervl>us u 100 ~
chryenne for ths e<e8rica
General chairman o. N -
y Nrs L<nay WzlIa<>. whe
lwIll ~ assisted ~ Me<d<mes
Richard J. Watt. Clifford :.
Nell. Ellen I.ne<I<< snd WiI|I<
IN. Powers.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Luncheon Postponed

The Women's guild Of Christ
Episcopal church has postponed
Its luncheon Wednesday since the
date comedies with the desnery
meeting in Olympia.
II you're not using II, sell il with
q Fast-Aetion Times Want Ad.
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Il.
Mrs. clyas uslsaaT etll rreess<
ever shs SERIAL meeting n no t.
soms Navy aafh<tsf fhls W<.Ia<s'
a<y <senlnT 81 . e'ciask n -
=. v. c. A I'm
ns<dsmss Wm fnfff -
Hsfrns. 1as Inhnmen. r n Fsu%n.
Frank Tracy. G a. rsin<li. c<fi
csdssersns. n x uwen. q \
n.hessk. George asseha IN
nahrs. FRED IsmH<Fs sns 5s<
FaFtisr wili ~ hosss<@~<. II haHa<
- th<ir sons eKthd<ys
Boys 10 ~ haneFsd lneiuts , 4
Rafferty,. i.yis IisFxos. elsFfy
tohnson. Byron y fsFUun. |. WIN.
fisla Tracy. Merrill Twsbsll. Fhiiip
cc1sFcfsns. psnsid Owen. kara
amith. IohH Mansfield. r,oasia
nahrs. Robert = Lambert snd D.
Fortlss. ~
All members accepted sines Jan.
usFy wlIl take their anlisssioa. niss
Audrey Kenny and ~ rst< a~sn'
son wiIl sntsFtaln eith sasa~. -.
eompsnisd ~ Mrs. uledy. Pres.
eoit ard Miss AFssns Hnls Fssp@es
tlysly.
Degree II flessF clue - ns<t
"Wednesday svsalnE - ; o'stoss IN
Carpenters hall Mrs. Loss A.
Gslssr. nstionai regional aiFeeIas
wail visit ths lodge
sislhef~ csFfie. Harvard sssass
ssheas. sllI meet "Wednesday ~
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Taylor. ssof Mckinley ave. hFa
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isffaiet club will meet Wednea-
day for ~ - iunchson ~ ths hone
~ Mr. George . Palmer. TAT
F.. p a. Mrs. Laura Robinson
mother n me chm N1ii h. nm
oFed. Ars. Arthur tiske wiil pre-
Eiae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Nv EMILY POST
Inviting Family Doctor To Dinner
OF Dish He Likes Might
BE Embarrassing

/ should like To write that nc
impulse OF kindness could ever
lead anyone in the wrong direction.
Unhappily, however, an impulse
even the kindest one-can turn out
TO have been unwise. An example
Is suggested in the story OF Mrs
A. who tells me:
We are a big family and the
doctor has come many times In the
past few years. The last time he
came we happened to be sitting
down to our MONDAY meal, and he
said. oh. how good something
smells" We are Italian American
and spaghetti il one of our spe-
cialties. We were having IL that
day. He said. I like spaghetti
very much. But we never have
II at home. So now I ask, would
his saying what he did make II
proper for me TO invite him to
the house to have some real good
spaghetti one day? To invite him
would be great plessIre-5ut
must we also invite his wife, We
don't know her Ny husband says.
The doctor Is our dear friend. his
wife Ia stranger. We are a noisy
family-maybe she does not like
spaghetti"
In answer. II seems to me that
had you asked him then and there
TO sit down with the family, II
would have been quite all right
And 1t will be all right too IL he
happens to come In professionally
again at mealtime 10 ask him 10
stay. But otherwise, IT will not
do TO invite him alone TO dinner
on such a day. This well-meani
kindness II likely 10 embarrass
him for several reasons. The first
that one does not as q rule ask q
married man without his wife
second. a busy doctor has little
time to spare for more than .
hssty midday meal within call Of
his office bell.
II you want very much IN make
him an especial dish Of spaghetti
you can tell him that you would
like TO prepare some for him and
his family ard ask the best hou,
to send II. Or you can with per.
feet propriety write TO Mrs. Doc
tor and invite them both To ar
evening meal.
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DO We have TO die?

A strange man in Los Angeles,
known as The Voice OF TWO
Worlds" reveals the story Of re-
markable system that often leads
70 almost unbelievable improve
nent in power OF mind. achieve
ment of brilliant business and pro-
fessionsl success and new happi-
ness. Many report improvement in
health Others tell of increased
bodily strength. magnetic person
Atty. courage and poiss.
The man, a well-known explorer
and geogrspher. tells how he found
these strange methods in far-off
and mysterious Tibet, often called
the land Of miracles by the few
travellers permitted 70 visit H. He
discloses how he learned rare wis
dom and long hidden practices.
closely guarded for three thousand
years by the ssges, which enabled
many to perform amazing feats.
He maintains that these immense
powers are latent in all OF US, and
that methods for using them are
now simplified so that they can be
used by almost any person with
ordinary intelligence
He maintains that man, instead
OF being limited by a one-man
power mind, mas within him the
naind-power of a thousand men or
more as well as the energy-p power
Of the universe which can be used
in his daily affairs. He states that
this sleeping giant Of nind-power.
when awakened. can make man
capable Of surprising Accomplish
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nents. from the prolonging Of
youth, 10 success in many fields.
To that eternal question. do we
have TO Gle ?" His answer Is as
founding.
The author states the time has
come for this long hidden system
10 be disclosed 10 the western
world, and offers TO send his smaz-
ing s,OOO-gord trestise-which re-
veals many startling results-to
sincere readers OF this paper, free
Of cost or obligation For your
free copy, address the Institute OF
metaphysics, 2I3 South Hobart
Blvd. Dept l5lT, Los Angeles,
Cal Readers are urged to write
promptly. as only a limited number
of the free treatises have been
printsd--Ady.
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Let Salads Be Your Substitute
For Old Time Spring TONES
Home Economics Supervise. rsas How 70 kssp erssns
Fresh; Recipe fee French Dressing Given

ire rr~~r, s.rsrssic~ ~ msis.
tsry msn ssts more ffui's and
vegetables thar mest women
think. according IN Mary A. Gar
no prysn. chairman ~ tns eom.
mittss appointed 70 suggest 70
vision - the ssvys sscshoes.
That naasss The spring tnrir prob
lem far easier fcr svsryros.
Not sulphur ard mciansss. BIT
frui's. vegetables ard said srvsns
are tcdAy's prsnG tcnsea. rne
large wooden bowl ssarhed with
assortsd green's. scus rsw veae.
table, and psrhaps . fsw fvssn
fruits 10 the American uay a re-
charging the Indy with vssamtns
and minerals after the rasasss 81
winter.
Combine - many IN one aiad
~ you cen uss . plain vrssca
dressing. saD wen and srvs -
large plates. n ycu are NJ n.
miiiar with thess vitamin. fsen
howl salads. begin Ia sai.y them
this sprins.
nHGp oagHNs Gn1se
Fern silver. supervisor ef horne
economics 81 Lincoln high srhoei.
Aib~,querqus. N. ~. writes ~ NJ.
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sssreiar ausesiy. aseh - aUDa~e
" nsn.rss. srrsrhie . nts,e lemea
iuses aver them AFTER peeslao 4
sharp snsfe skauia - usne -
dice tncs msnee, lnarsdsenee Ineo
smsn attractive pssreo
rn.s tnxr<ssssnss H1hsIy tuUvenI
o. with . frrt 10 avid . sefv5eQs
W icnA. Same srsr~dlsnta nreap>y
rr~>ns acquire . wiIssd MT weps
exra@d q the s<t1 - mis1 49,
lnxs Il allowed b sssa1 m1Dp1
with tn sr>sssnG fnr say IanGsn
81 time, - Ehs sn1od 1v~nu1ND
shoula ~ sda>a rzse nsfsss ~.
Ing any ssiad-
gD&NCu u0mn0uoo
Three- scursAs suo ola1 - :
Tablespoons vinegar - nuoa
bascs. = tab,sspsun All -
psppsr. fsw grasne Da0sSnA. y
ssaPraa mustard y tsoGDnuo
sugar.
Mis- ary ingredients wssn 49,
asr a. ismcn juice. An al se1
beat until creamy ths<h. rne
emulsion nvesks ssi<sly. nj -.
naming dressing nay - bonseo
again ssfoss usssG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Spofless 10 Be Smart

Vivid hued accessories are i'm
portantly shown this spring. But
they. a. well a. the always smart
white. must be kept spotless.
Bright colored gloves are made up
in both washable fabrics and
feathers and. unless specific wash
ing directions are indicated. usu-
ally can be washed successfully At
home with a mild soap and warm
water. Ordinary care that would
be taken in washing colored fab
r1cs or feathers should be used.
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Good Looking Clothes Also Made
For Those With Figure Faults
Spring Styles Look We'll on Girl, and Women OF All
Sizes; Sopine Shoulders Our for ihe Overweight
Nv CYNTHIA GREY

While It's true that all types Of figures do not look well
clothes of mode and fashion that along still
each does bring forth styles for all figures Yes
contrary to the opinions of great the fashion
designers do know what they doing and they have not
forgotten that the majority of do have sort
of figure fault another After ALL the clothes they design
must sell and most have figure faults they must
design their clothes with that fact in mind.
And this is to Polly Plump whose letter
appears below Polly that nothing looks right her
because she is overweight. We disagree She writes
We'll my rtrl friend ana u had a long
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. Metal.
2. Louisiana.
2. Peter Pan"
4. Large gun.
5. Turkey.
s. II IL an independent agency.
7. Black cloth.
8. Germany.
Q. Boys Town.
10 Herbert Hoover and Frank
lin d. Roosevelt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
ruts and Vegetables No1v Take Place of Sulphur and MoIasses
London Siylists
Still on Job

Jill Ou OOU
Uo>Do>-tn ire streets ~
Londons luxury quarter. Mayfair.
are great gaps where houses once
stood. The hubble that xas an
sristccratie mansion falls across a
street.
Between these gaps. life Eoe. on
with almost the same regularity as
II var were not wreeking the lives
Of half the people Of the city.
And herr goes on the London
couture. now joined hy some II the
most famous houses once operst-
ing in Paris
The women 81 England cannot
use the models which are being
created here in the heart Of May
fair, dance gowns made 81 lace
worked over with jeweling. rich
dinner gowns. elegant clothes for
luncheons and afternoons.
The women Of England are
dressing in their own practical
tweeds and topcos,s for the war
work In which they are engaged.
All For Sale Abroad
But the work of making luxury
clothes goes on inside the couture
houses Of Mayfair. In the stock
rooms lie rolls of silks. velvets,
laees. as well ss fine woolens and
tweeds. They are there to MAX.
dresses for the world outside
Britain. above all for the world
that 10 still not at war.
On the walls Of showrooms and
In the workrooms are posters pro-
claiming: Courage. chssrfulness.
Resoiution-thess bring US Vic
tory"
To see the workers stitching
away at ehiffons and faces no
casial visitor would think that
some had passed their nights IN
underground shelters, or had
worked on first-aid posts through
the night or that the designer him
self, the managers, and the men
who dispatch the goods had been
out also through the night Creased
In the uniform Of the Home Guard.
In Grosvenor street. facing the
American embassy. in a new build
Ing OF pale red brick with a hand
some central portieo-is the house
OF Molyneux. rebuilt TO twice it's
size just before the war.
Further down In the came street
IL still the house OF Worth, which
has stood there for generations.
and where you see the portrait on
the walls Of the original Worth Of
many generations back. Still far
Their In the same street In Digby
Morton, In a house decorated like
an English country house. paquin
1T has been there In Dover Street
since the turn Of the century. A
bomb brought down the Dover
Street premises one night. But
the rear part that opened into
another street. was converted into
showrooms. stockrooms and work.
rooms, and within q week or two
the house was showing models
again. Even royalty came TO look.
In Bruton Street IL Norman
Hsrtnsll. Queen Elizabeth's maker
and Victor Stiebel. who dresses the
debutantes and young married
women Of society. Their establish
ments have not been hit.
CrSed Is In PiccadiIly: Lschssse
faces the ruin Of what WAS the
loveliest little street in Mayfair. a
street In which newly married
couples Used TO take miniature
houses with doll-liks gardens
Peter Russell In nearby.