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Evening star., 1941-10-26
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liam Davis, Mrs. Herman Wilson
and Mrs. Lawrence J. Darby enter
tanned the Neighborhood Garden
Club with a luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Griffith Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wade, after an extend
ed visit with friends in Canaan,
Conn, is now stopping with the
Misses Hutton at the Woodlands be-
fore returning to her home in Bal
timore.
Mr.. James Walton and his sister,
Miss Lillian Walton have left for
Clearwater, Fla.
Mrs. George w. Cronise enter
tanned so guests at a reception here
Friday evening in honor of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Covey, who have returned
from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Charles P. Fox has returned
from a two weeks cruise to the
West Indies.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Weeden, since coming from Eau
Gallie, Fla, are now at home at
3770 Columbia pike
Miss Betsy Lee Hooper is spending
the week end with friends in Will
liamsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Correa and
Miss Madeline Petreu of Plymouth,
Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. Marion Richmond.
Airs. Ashton Jones
Visits With Parents.
Mrs. Ashton Jones, jr,, is spend
ing a fortnight with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Pitcher, in
Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herman of
Colonial Village have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herman and Miss
Patty SchwarZ of Buffalo. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Petty, with
their son Dick and j. S. Petty. have
moved from Livingstone Heights to
their new home, at 6225 North
TWenty-siXth street, in Berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Foley have
returned from their wedding trip
and are at home in Arlington Vii.
lage. Mrs. Foley is the former Miss
Patricia LoWrence of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones will re-
turn today from Today stay with
Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles P. McClaugherty in Mar
rows, Va.
Mrs R. R. Farrell joined Mr.. Far
rell yesterday in their apartment in
Colonial Village following a months
stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Rogan in Detroit.
Mrs. N. A. Rees and Miss Sudie
Jones will return today from White
Sulphur Springs, where they have
been guests at the Greenbriar.
Mr.. and Mrs William Clark have
as their guests for the week end Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Klinge of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Nancy Lee Throgmorton, 8
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Visitors Are,
Entertained
Rev. E. A. Smyth
Accepts Call to
Hartsville, S. G..

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. 25.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Barnewall motored
to Fork Union, Va, yesterday to
bring their son Gordon, a student at
the Military Academy there, home
for the week end,
Mrs. B. D. Spilman, sr; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chauncey Williams and
Mrs. r. r. Barrett have returned
from New York.
Mrs. George McNeir of New York
is the guest OF her son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Burrowes Nc
Neir, at Creedmoor, near Warrenton.
DR.. A. I. Hadley and Mr.. Fred
Hadley OF Boston were guests OF Mrs.
K. F. Bowman this week while on
their way to Houston, Tex.
The Rev. Ellison A. Smyth, who
has been pastor of Warrenton Pres
byterian Church for two years, will
leave with his family November l
for Hartsville, S. c., where he has
accepted a call
Mrs. E. Astley-Cooper held a
family reunion at her home on Cul-
peper street Sunday.
Mr.. B. B. Cain of Warrenton will
sail late in October to act as Ameri-
can observer with the Royal Air
Force.
w. w. brakes Return
After Visiting Son.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Drake re-
| turned this week from a visit to
their son, 1t. Lawrence Drakey at
Fort Bragg, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart
have returned from a visit to New
York.
Mrs. Wilbur E. Robinson, jr., and
Miss Jane Parker Robinson, who
have been with Mr.. Robinson at
Borinquen Field, Puerto Rico. have
returned to Warrenton because OF
the illness of Miss Jane. They flew
to Miami. where they were met by
Mrs. Robinsons father, Mr.. w. w
Pearson, and her sisters, Mrs. D. V
Finley and Mrs. Edward Hailer.
Mrs. Hunter Bowman and Miss
Betty Bowman are visiting friends
in New York.
Mr.. James M. Austin is in Thomp-
son. Ga. as the guest of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
S. Knox.
The opening meet of the Warren
ton Hunt season will be held next
Saturday at Neptune Lodge. Tht
Old Dominion Hounds opened it!
season today, with Mrs. John A
Hinckely as M F. H.
The Rev. w. B. Everett, whose
resignation from Piedmont parisi
takes effect November l. is retiring
from active ministry and will g,
Evening star., 1941-10-26

pretty is as pretty does" =. {.
just as true for a prune as for
human! That's why, when you buy
prunes, you'll want to be GER
TAIN that you're getting the best
acting prune! So it's SUNSWEET
"Tenderized' Prunes for you q.
with two exclusive features recon-.
mending them to the smart shopper!
First, they're "Tenderized" by an
exclusive SUNSWEET process to
make them extra tender, lusciously
good, and extra quick cooking! Sec
ond, they're sealed in FOlL,-with
flavor and tender goodness sealed
IN and air. dust, light. and heat
sealed OUT! SUNSWEETS,
grown until full-ripe under the
California sun are rich with min
erals and Nitamnis A, B, and G.
Prunes are a health MUST for
every breakfast table,-and when
they're SUNSWEETS, they're DE-
MANDED by every member of the
family because of their Tender.
lied" deliciousness! Take no sub
stitute from your Grocer :. SUN.
SWEET "Tenderized" Prunes!
Evening star., 1941-10-26
TakOma Park
Couple Give
Supper Party
r. O. COrnells
Entertain for
Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Cornell were
hosts at buffet supper and bridge
party last evening, entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Mueller Of Forest
Grove, Md, and their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Crothers
of Brookings S. OAK: Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c.. Sherburne, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Ferry and Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin H. Fullmer, all of Takoma
Park; Maj. and Mrs. George Rehm
OF Washington and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ Jones of Chevy Chase.
Tomorrow Mrs. Mueller will en-
tertain at luncheon and bridge for
her sister -in-law, Mrs Crothers,
when most of the guests will be from
Takoma Park. Mrs. Crothers ar
rived Friday at the Mueller home to
spend several weeks with her hus-
band. who came here recently from
South Dakota, where he was dean
at the State College, to do special
work for the Federal Government.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Spencer left
last Thursday for Fort Wayne, Ind,
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Louis
Fleming They also plan to stop in
Pittsburgh where they will visit
their son. Mr. c. B. Spencer.
Mrs. E. B. Fetty is spending two
weeks in West Virginia. where she
is dividing her time between her
sister. Mrs A. E. Morgan at Bridge
port. and her mother. Mrs. j. M.
Hamilton of Grantsville. Mr. Fetty
plans to join her at Bridgeport over
next week end.
Among others who are visiting
relatives in West Virginia are Mrs.
William M. Mackie and her sister,
Mrs. Duncan They also plan to
spend a short time near Culpeper,
Va, before returning.
The Misses Betty and Mary Ger
hold are returning today from a
trip to New Orleans
Miss Jean Cavanaugh and Miss
Helen Cavanaugh, daughters of DR..
and Mrs. Leo M Cavanaugh, have
returned from trip to New York.
Invitations have been issued for
q tea Sunday, November 2, at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Staebner on
Piney Branch road. The party Is
being arranged to honor workers
In the Red Cross Roll Call.
Mrs. Harold Salmon will enter
tain at bridge tomorrow evening at
her home on Mississippi avenue.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Sin6 an economy tune to your
Budset,-TOASTMASTER Prod.
ucts invest! Good servants are rarer
than ever, and POSTMASTER
service is indispensable as a time,
labor end money-saving necessity!
TOASTMASTER'S automatic self.
timing Toaster, the Toast n Jam"
Set, and of course, the Hospitality
Sets for every sort of entertaining,
all efficiency miracles! You'll
find these POSTMASTER prod.
ucts priced.risht for every budget
at your Electrical or Department
Store,
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Sad to be a wsllHower but
a TRAGEDY when it's your own fault!
So heed your choice of evening
makeup colors! Insist that your
rouge and lipstick match in tone
-. take" artificial light without
fading or changing deceit! Best
advice is Formal Red" from the
House of LOUIS PHILIPPE
bought in Angelus sold.metal rouae
compact and lipstick case,-a par.
ty-eolng' ensemble in itself! For.
NAL Red is romantic red .
full.bodied, rich, lovely and it
will keep its color intensity all
evening! Amazing new price,-49c
each at Cosmetic Counters!
Evening star., 1941-10-26

student at Madison College, Har-
risonburg, Va. is spending the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. o. Throgmorton in Country Club
Hills.
Miss Frances Snyder of Liverpool,
Pa. is spending week with Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Ames.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Society News of Interest
In Arlington County
Mrs. A. T. Rowell Entertains
At Bridge Party and Supper;
Lewises Have Guests

A. T. evening bridge which
North Fillmore
guests and Mrs A. Brewood
Mr. Garland Kendrck Mr. and
l. Wright Mrs John Wynkoop
and Lamborn.
Lewis have their weekend guests Mr.
an G.. Brush Of Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs with their William C.
Weeden Sd have been guests mother Alice
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Lady,-do you wear" your room.
we'll? The answer is Yes" if
you've consulted the ALEX.
ANDER SMITH Colorams Selec.
tor! There's no guess-work about
It,-for the Colorama Selector, in
a series of room-plan illustrations.
demonstrates which color..nd.
design harmonies are most friendly
to your particular type! When Won
see these room-backerounds painted
IN behind the color-types for whom
they were especially designed by
Clara Dudley, famous coIor.con.
sultant,-you'll have a guide AZ to
the relationship IDEAL which
should exist between YOU and the
rooms of YOUR home-your most
constant Companion, Whv not
have an ALEXANDER SMITH
Colorama Selector fitting" at your
favorite Rug and Carpet Depsrt.
ment this week and be sure YOUR
rooms are in perfect harmony with
YOUi
Evening star., 1941-10-26
BUY-LINES by Nancy &ner

Aboard "Stratoliner" en- route Chicago,
Oct. Is. Never so "up in the air" before!
Curve of the earth is nearly 81 miles down
below lovely to look at but remote and
unfamiliar from this upper.altitude world
of sky and cloud and lovely loneliness. It's
really too prosaic to say the "Stratoliner"
is my shopping bus, packing the miles be.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
MISS LOUISE HARTMAN

with his wife 20 Dickerson, Md, to
make their home. His sister, Miss
Eta Everett, who has assisted him
in mission work for eight years, will
go to Florida.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
DR.. Morgan Back

DR.. William Gerry Morgan has
returned to the city from his homo
in New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

New York and Chicago into less than four hours
but that's the purpose it's serving for mel I'm off on
"sleuthns trip factories in the Middle West-to
gather advance about Christmas merchandise
you'll be buying in your Santa Claus role just months
from now
Evening star., 1941-10-26

How about meeting Bob Hope
without his script. without benefit
of air waves, without his studio
props and Gags? Is he still the
funnyman you know, or is he an
other Pa&liacci. whose every gag
hides a million hardships and heart
aches: If you really want to know,
write to me at 420 Lexington Ave.
nue., New York, enclose a PEP
SODENT carton and l0c and the
PEPSODENT Company will send
YOU a special edition of Bob's own
life story, They Got Me Covered
Send for your copy today and
MEET BOB HOPE,
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes" lovely song! To make
it YOUR song, 60 to your favorite
Cosmetic Counter, discover a beau
ty secret that's destined to revolu.
tionize your life no matter
whether you're blonde, redhead,
brunette. a glasses addict or not!
It's KURLENE. the renowned sci.
entihc cream of rich, light oils, com.
pounded by the Kurlash Company
to give new, allurins beauty to your
lashes. Apply KURLENE nightly.
help your lashes appear LONGER
and glossier! Buy in 81 and SOC
size,-safs and non-smartins.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Preen in the mirror,-pat on the
makeup. But. sister, you're NOT
dom right by" your looks unle.
you're adding the sparks of life"
too. Why not be SURE about the
vltamln requirements you need?
|itamlns are essential for vital.
zestful living. for your teeth. your
SKIN and YOUR nerves. Ask for
ElIAMINS PLUS with Vitamin,
A, b, {, ID and G and liver con.
een'rate and iron, all compacted
INTO the once-a.day twin.capsuIe.,
BEST advice is the S. fat at your
Drug and Department Store,-l44
capsules, giving over q two.month,
supply!
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Dressing table AND kitchen sink,
from each position PACOUlNS
Hand Cream is equally lat home
to your hands. Reach for that
kitchen jar after every hand-rouah-
ening chore, particularly after your
hands have been in water. let
your dressing table jar remind you
of that last minute hand beauty
ritual before retiring. See how
PACQUINS, on double duty,
helps keep that rough, red, chapped
look in check how smoother.
softer hand appearance becomes
with its efficient, yet oh.so-exquisite
aid, Be beauty-wise invest in
those two jars of PACQUINS now!
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Shantung Is Cool
And Chic Fabric

circular.
All over white frocks, too, ara
popular when print is used, as
trimming. One dress of this type
has hemline bordered with a
row Of scarlet tulips. Stems OF
the flower which twine upwara
are black and the thin leaves are
black The bodice is all white and
the sash tie-belt repeats the
tulip shade. The printed skirts
is scftly gathered onto a fitted
hip yoke.
Yellow dresses with white
bowknot pattern fellow a varla-
ion of this unusual floral treat
ment with the ribbon streamers
wind upward tc the waistline, and
the bodice is of the solid color,
The perennially chic black
and white combinations also are
effective m shantung. All-black
frocks with widely spaced flow
ers of white, black with crisp
white pique touches, white with
black coin dots, or black with
frost white accessories.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
BY HAZEL G.. REED
AMP Fashion Editor

Shantang, the cool, lightweight
material, which has had such a
tremendous revival this season.
is leading in popularity, for sum sum
r,er frocks. In solid coiors' Darn
shades and ice-cool pastels, and
in prints, it is most attractiee. s
The prints follow new trends Tor
their pictorial qualities. :
"Wear everywhere" dresses oil
the design motifs follow simple
styles which show to best aq-
vantage the beauty of the PRINT
In floral patterns stems are as
important as the blossoms ana a
often are more emphasized than
the flowers themselves. Small
white carnations, with long
slender white stems and whlt9
leaves. look as though they wer9
painted on a dress of mint green;
The dress has a heart-shape1
neckline. short sleeves and a
slide fastener which zips all the
wavs up the frCnt. The skirt IS
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Eiqht Nurses Given
Degrees

NEW YORK-(ANP) Eight
nurses were the recipients of de-
greeS last week from Columbia uni
versity and New York university, it
has just been learned.
Both Miss Gertrude Barnes of
the Community Service society and
Miss Edna Williams of the city
health department were handed
their bachelor of science in nursing
at commencement ceremonies at
Columbia.
At N. Y. U. these honored we're
Miss Evelyn Davis, Miss Josephine
Graye Yancey, and Miss Evelyn
Birch, B. S. in public health; Mrs.
Henrietta Farrar, B. S. in nursing
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Shorts For Evening Wear Get
Of Marie Downinq
Warns Men Will
Find Them Very,
Very Funny
Rv MARIE DOWNING

Shorts for evening wear! It
seems that that approaches q ''be-
]ieve it or not" category in the
modern woman's thinking. &. but
one Of our larger metropolitan
newspapers on Sunday devoted a
sizeable quantity IF space to an
inviting photograph of one Of our
HOLLYWOOD celebrities-dressed in
evening shorts
Well, WHY not? And, why?
We women more and moro have
discarded needless clothing in the
interests of comfort. And we've
found STYLES which are both chic
and comfortable. SO far, however,
we've held shorts to a sports clas-
sification. where they rightfully
belong!
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

administration and guidance; Miss
Edna Montcrief, B. S., in educa-
ton; and Miss Francis Stewart, M
S. in education. Mrs. Farrer is first
assistant superintendent of nurses
at Harlem Hospital. Miss Stewart
is teacher in the New York high
school system.
Commenting upon the issuance
of these degrees, Mrs. Mabel Kea
ton Staupers, secretary, National
Association of Graduate Nurses,
said: "It demonstrates that Negro
nurses are preparing themselves
for leadership and are willing to
comply with standards set forth
for all nurses"
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
STYLE FIRSTS
+
A SMART SUN-FROCK
WITH TRIM BOLERO

Yes, it's getting warm. warmer
and really warm You need new
cool, simple dress to see you thru
the sizzling season ahead-and
here it is, Pattern 1893 by Claire
Tilden! You'll wear the dress alone
for active or spectator sports, or
just for enjoying the sun. Then,
when you're off to town or lunch
con, you'll slip on the jaunty bolero
that matches or contrasts. Each
garment is unusually simple to cut,
stitch and finish with the Sewing
Guides aid. The dress shows both
novelty and dressmaking conven-
ience in curved side-bodice sections
that form one piece with tint
shoulder bands, front and back.
There's nice softening in shirring
down the front, just under the we'll
shaped neckline, and you may take
your choice between a buttoned or
a Slide-faStened closing below the
Suntan back This frock has no
waistline seams to delay your
needle-iust neat, darting in back
to give perfect fit. For splash of
color, why not have the optional
belt and neck-tie, as we'll as the
side bodice sections, of a brilliant
color contrast? You'll find this all
easy to-live-in summer costume!
Pattern 1893 is cut in misses sizes
IL, ID, Is, 18 and 20. Size Is re-
quires yards 35 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to Scott Newspaper
Syndicate, 210 Auburn Ave. At
lanta, Ga.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Livingstone Student Is First
Winner Of Natl Scholarship

enviable record here both as a
scholarship and as lady of ire
proachable character. I am sure
your sorority has every reason to
feel proud of it's choice of her as
a recipient for a scholarship
award"
Miss Spottswood plans to enter
Wellesley college this fall to pur-
sue courses leading toward her
masters degree in English.
Gloria ASSue of Hunter college,
New York, will be the next recipient
of the Phi Delta Kappa Scholar
ship award to graduate.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

SALISBURY, N. c. (ANP) -
Virginia Ruth SpottSwood, who
graduated with highest honors from
Livingstone college. was the first
winner of the annual scholarship
award given by the national Soror-
ity of Phi Delta Kappa in June,
1887.
Miss Spottswood is graduate of
the Dunbar High School in Wash
ington and was yaledictorian of her
class. While at Livingstone she
made "a" in each of her subjects
during the entire four years. This
had never been done before in the
history of the college.
Miss Spottswood was crowned
Miss Livingstone" in 1889 and
1910 at the homecoming cere-
monies. She was treasurer of the
senior class of 1941. Interested in
writing, she is the author of several
plays as we'll as writer of literature
for the primary department of the
A. M. E. Zion church.
Miss SpottSwood, valedictorian of
her class, received also the award
for having the highest scholarship
in the senior class as we'll as the
entire college.
Mrs. Marion S. Bluitt, supreme
grammateus of Phi Delta Kappa
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Shoemaker For Crippled
Children To Be Trained

NEW YORK -(ANP)-The National Foundatlon
for Infanie Paralysis has just announced at its mead
arters here the appropriation of S1O9O6 for the nos
ptal unit for crippled children, located at Tuskegee In
stitute This is the sum which was expended oeyoho
the first $161, ,OO0 appropriation.
An additional $4,000 has been appropriated 10
dofr.v the cost of having Tuskegee train an ortho-
medic brace and shoemaker during the coming year; 70
take the pace of the present worker who has
retirement age A complete booklet teihng the stoly
f renaration and will be available for the public soon.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Council Puts Teeth In
No-,Jit1 Crow Job Clause

protection of redress in the case OF
any denial of employment because
of race
This amendment for which Aid.
Earl B. Dickerson, assisted by Aid.
BENJAMIN A. Grant, has sought Tor
a number of months to have
adopted represents a definite gain
in Negro employment rights.
The clause written by Aid.
Dickerson is specifically designed
to protect the prospective Negro
employee of private traction lines
whose contracts are being renew
ed by the city council.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Phi Delta Kappa Award Goes
To Miss Virginia Spottswood

presented Miss Spottswood with the
National Scholarship Award medal
which is presented to students who
complete their college work credi-
tably after having won the sorority
scholarship.
Julia B. Duncan, registrar of
Livingstone, said upon this occas-
ion, Miss Spottswood has made an
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

When you feel that you are alone
in this world, without friend, you
take out your worries in tears and
cry far into the night. Sleep itself
has to wipe away your sorrow
Then when the day comes, you have
a grudge against the world, you
see things through an eye that
says Everybody hates you. hatH
them" You can't see vollr friends
and other people who would become
your friends. You carry this atti :
tude until you cannot make peopl :
like you.
One reader writes: 1 am lone
some and would like to have some
one with whom to talk or write
I am so unhappy and I don't think
anyone loves me. 1 live with my
sister who is very good to me but
1 do not have any friends. I have
a girl friend that 1 like very much
and although she is friendly, some
times l think she hates me. l am
practical nurse, still young, but
1 do not have any work. Do yo
know anyone who would like to
write to lonely person? Veport.
Stop feeling sorry for yourself
and make yourself some friends by
being a friend yourself. Join
church clubs and social clubs and
visit people with whom you would
like to be friendly. Do something
besides NOPE.
Write again when you feel like
it. Some of you lonesome boys
write Veport some cheerful letters.
CharleStonian: Will write in a
few days. Don't give up the fort.
Send your problems Oh every
day life to SUE LEAF, SNS,
210 Auburn Avenue, N. E., At
lanta, Ga. All letters will be
held confidential and names
withheld. NO PERSONAL RE
PLIES.