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Evening star., 1942-03-01
Interesting
Wedding Of
Yesterday
Elizabeth Hamilton
And J. A. Ruehle
Are Married

Palms and white gladioluses with
lighted candles In cathedral can
delabra made a lovely setting for the
wedding yesterday afternoon In the
chapel OF Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church of Miss Elizabeth
H. Hamilton and Mr.. John A.
Ruehle of Bronxville. N. Y. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marion
Jones Netherwood Of Washington
and Mr.. Ruehle is the son Of Mrs.
Godfrey L. A. Ruehle Of Silver
Spring, Md. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. John Rustin
at o'clock, and the wedding music
was played by Mr.. Everett Kinsman,
organist.
Bride Gowned
In White Satin.
White satin was worn by the
bride, with single strand Of pearls,
and she carried a cascade bouquet
of white lilacs and roses. Her gown
was made with long basque bodice,
sweetheart neckline, long sleeves
ending in points over the wrists and
a full skirt with a short train. Her
veil was fingertip length and was
held by coronet of seed pearls.
Mrs. Andrew Lucas served as
matron of honor, wearing a dress
of French rose faille taffeta trimmed
with. Venetian lace and fashioned
with a basque bodice, square neck
line. bracelet-length sleeves and
bouffant skirt. She also wore a
strand of pearls. A coronet Of rose
flowers held her shoulder-length
veil and she carried a Colonial bou-
quet of deep rose carnations.
The other attendants were Miss
Anita Netherwood, sister Of the
bride, and Mrs Hollis Mustain, wife
of Capt Mustain. They were cos
TUNED like the matron Of honor
in blue faille taffeta with coronets
and wells of rose and carried Co.
lonial bouquets of light rose carna-
tions.
Mr.. Joseph C. Reamy Of Wash
ington was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Charles Haas, jr, Of Silver
Spring and Mr.. Raymond Satter-
field of Washington.
Bridal Couple Leave
For New York.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruehle left for New
York, the bride wearing blue suit
and hat with a sealskin coat and
cherry accessories. They will make
their home at No. ! Bronxville road,
Bronxville, N. Y.
The daughter of the late DR..
Horace Hamilton of Virginia, the
bnde attended Washington schools
and is past national board president
of the Alpha Theta Chi National
Sorority. Mr.. Ruehle attended the
University of Maryland and has
been with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation for several years.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Bridal Couple Leave
For New York.
Hanging Pictures

When hanging pictures, remember
that the center Of the picture should
be on the level with the eyes. If you
are unusually tall, this rule does not
hold good.
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Modes and
Manners

QUESTION: when q man Is In
the company OF ladies, Is 1t neces-
sdry for him to ask their permits
sion to smoke?-F. r."
ANSWER: This Is necessary
only II the ladies are not smoking.
or where they happen to be nom
smokers.
QUESTION:. Should one enter a
rop OF seats at the thedter NTH his
back to the persons already seated
there. or facing them?-Pdul K"
ANSWER: One enters a row to
his seat facing the stage and with
his back to other occupants OF
seats in the same row.
QUESTION: us it correct to use
the phrase Pardon me'?-L.P."
ANSWER: No. One should say.
II beg your pardon"
QUESTION: III a casual caller
drops In as his host Is going ont.
should he be on his tpap. epen II
his host urges him to stdy'
L. T."
ANSWER: II urged to. he should
remain. After all, his host may be
glad to see him. and welcome the
opportunity to have q chat.
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WATER REPELLENTS

A word about water repellentS
Did you know that almost all good
cleaners can treat garments for
water repellency. whether or not
they were treated by the manufac-
turer? OF course, not all clothes
will take to repellency. They should
be of firm, closely woven construc-
ton and lightweight. The ideal
type is cotton poplin. Cottons, in
cidentally. can be treated some
what more successfully than wool.
Generally speaking. II you hold a
fabric to the light and cannot see
between the f1bers, it is both wind
proof and suitable for water repel-
lency treatment. An example of an
unsuitable garment Is a knitted
sweater which Is characterized by
loose. open weaves. Being water re-
pellent is not the same as being
waterproof. With the former. the
treatment chemicals impregnate
the fiber (but do not affect the
fabrics porosity) and so prevent
moisture from adhering tethe face
Of the cloth. Repellency Is for cas-
ual exposure to snow or rain.
because 1t coats the fabric itself.
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heard them often enough. Later
that the youngster had invented
the abdominal pains. warming up
to the game eagerly when he saw
the interest and excitement he was
creating.
Children will listen with rapt at
tention to stories of symptoms. all
ments and operations II you will let
them. The idea. of course. Is not
to let them hear such talk. to be
more circumspect in the choice OF
ones topics of conversation when
children are present.
Parents who themselves do not
enjoy good health should watch
themselves to SEQ that they don't
dwell upon the subject. To do so
may easily become a habit In these
circumstances. particularly II one
is looking for sympathy. or en-
ploys it as q means for gaining CO.
operation. The young child. being
impressionable and imaginative,
then may imagine himself to be
similarly afflicted. Or he may be-
come so used to mothers COM
plants as to feel no real sympathy
for her.
When a parent is i'll, the child.
of course. should know about 1t and
his cooperation should be sought.
He will need to be told again and
again to lower his voice, shut doors
quietly and to tiptoe through the
house. He is naturally forgetful.
and patience as we'll as a good ex-
ample are necessary to establish In
him proper show Of consideration
for others. But a parent who makes
needless demands upon q child. US
ing her illness as the excuse, Is
playing a losing game because the
child Is sure to realize 1t sooner or
later and to resent 1t.
There's another reason why pa
rents should not let q child hear
the gruesome details of symptoms.
or what the doctor did and how
much 1t hurt. Some day he may
need medical treatment. and you
will want him to be brave. For this
he will need faith in the doctor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
Flannel Nighties
Are Warm on
Chilly Nights
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK - For the chilly
~ nights that follow, one wants
to bed down in something soft and
comfy. The shops make quite q
show of long sleeved nighties. They
are not as prim as they sound
either, but you may scorn such ex-
treme protective measures, and be
content with cap or no-sleeve
models.
Women seem attracted to lace
trimmed rather than tailored
models, which is curious since the
long-Sleeved gowns and other bed
warmers are usually made Of fan
nelette, challis and knitted wear.
none of which needs lace and there
Is a favored team entered to win
any popularity contest-the nightie
with coat or bed jacket.
It certainly looks as if wardrobes
will be filled to over-flowing with
quilted bed jackets and robes. In
this connection, I'd like to mention
that a knee length quilted coat is
particularly happy choice since it
may be worn over pajamaS and
over gown too.
And this brings up that darling
of the moment, the leopard lounger.
The fad started at one of our
snootiest speciality shops, first with
q brilliant green crepe blouse with
leopard spotted Stacks, and after
this followed an impressing pro-
cessiop of leopard coats in full or
three-quarter length mated with
brown satin Stacks, after which
came OF her versions, including
robes as well.
II you are on the lookout for
something warm and hot" at the
same time, just take a look-See at
these tanned leopards; you are sure
to think they fit well in any fire.
side group.
You are sure to like the marabou
and Embroidered or collared house
coats, some of which are built on
evening coat lines and might easily
slip out on a date. To follow along
in the footsteps of these indoor
comforts are all manner of exciting
looking slippers which one estab-
lishment happily christens hot
dogs"
You may not admit to having
cold feet; even so. you cannot help
but praise the inventor OF these
furry and frivolous looking foot
warmers. which reminds me also
to suggest bed socks. which are
nothing like as dreary as they
sound.
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quick. cool rinse. using a hand
spray.
Squeeze cut the excess water and
dry the hair with a clean, absorb
ent towel. Rub the head briskly and
fluff the hair while removing the
moisture and then brush the hair
while 1t is still family damp. This
polishes the hair, keeps 1t elastic
and encourages natural curl. If
you wear your hair fluffy and cas-
ual it may need no setting. merely
parting and training into place
with the brush.
If you like your hair sleek and
highly styled. of course. it will
need setting in pincurls or rolled on
curriers' after careful sectioning. In
this case, it is advisable to re-
dampen the hair slightly before
rolling up. Pin a net or little turban
over the hair to keep pins in place
and allow to dry naturally, If pos
sible. OF course, one of the hand
driers or fan-heaters will hasten
the drying if you are in a hurry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
.cNutt Yields
Vast Powers
Over Citizens
BY TALBOT LAKE

DAUL Worries McNUTT. head
i of the all-important War Man.
power Commission. is now one OF
the most powerful men In the
country. What he says and does
will affect the lives of millions OF
citizens.
McNutt, now 81, and one the
handsomest men in Washington.
has had long career in politics.
He Is six feet two. and has shock
of pure white hair, shaggy black
brows and piercing eyes. In manner
he tends to be mewhatautocratic.
positive and ambitious. He Is an
excellent executive, and manager
and fine administrator, and has
handled such difficult Jobs as Fed
eral Security Administrator and
Commissioner to the Philippines.
Born in Indiana in 1891. the son
of judge, he studied at Indiana Uni
versity and Harvard Law School.
He practiced law for a while and
then enlisted as q private In the
Army in the last war. He rose to
lieutenant colonel. At "a he was
made dean of the Indiana Law
School, the youngest man ever to
hold that job. McNutt was bril-
liant student and holds a Phi Beta
Kappa key.
The American Legion took up
great deal Of his interest and he
was elected National Commander
in 1923. This won him national re-
nown. Later he was elected Cover
nor of Indiana. a Job in which he
proved himself progressive liberal.
Though Indiana Is dry in its
tendencies. he came out for the
repeal of Prohibition in 1888. His
work with the Roosevelt Admin
stration started out with some fric-
ton which has lessened as time
went on, till today there Is a great
harmony between him and the
President.
Bloomington, Indiana, Is where
he makes his permanent home. In
1918 he married Kathleen Timolat.
who is as noted for her charm and
personality as her distinguished
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TRAVEL COSTUME

Hollywood-Milo Anderson. de-
signer, has styled stunning suit
for Ann Sheridan to wear on q trip
to Mexico. 1t is especially adapted
to the tall. slim girl who feels that
the new. shorter jacket suits are un-
flattering. Milo has given 1t q long
torso look by using a contrasting
color for a deep hip-yoke in the
slim skirt. Matching this yoke Is q
sheer wool jersey blouse, which, In
conjunction with the top Of the
skirt, affects the look of q tunic.
The short. fitted Jacket. with its
high. round neckline and slit front.
matches the bottom OF the skirt.
Two shades OF green were used for
the suit-artichoke and emerald.
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GOOD SYNTHETIC

II 1t weren't for synthetic fabrics
we would probably have had cloth
ing rationing long ago. Gabardines
can now be made of up to IS per
cent spun rayon and Is per cent
Aralac, the new fiber made from
skinned milk. Aralac Is also re-
placing part Of the fur in good felt
hats. The National Association OF
Dyers e. Cleaners says that rayon-
and Aralac blend garments will
give satisfactory wear IL properly
cared for. They are not. however.
1t warns. as resilient as wool and
need more frequent care to keep
their shape. Avoid cheap dryclean-
ers because these synthetics cannot
take the beating wool can and they
are harder to remove spots from
properly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

The best pickup for a girls
morale is thorough shampoo
with mild. hubby suds. Massage
the lather we'll into the hairline
and scalp with the fineertips. as
at left. No shampoo is really
complete without q special rinse
TO remove soap film and bring
out the natural hiehIiehts Of the
hair. right. Strained. dilute d
lemon juice is most popular, as it
is good for hair Of any shade. In
addition. It has a tonine, bene-
fetal effect on the scalp and
leaves a clean. fresh fragrance
to the hair.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
Bigger Breakfasts
May Result From
Rationing of Coffee
BY JUDITH WILSON

W1TH coffee ratiOning IN ef-
+" feet, it's goodbye to such
hasty, poor breakfasts as, say,
a couple of cups of coffee, with
possibly a doughnut thrown
in. Now grown ups may take their
one-cup allowance of coffee at
breakfast. or they may have half
coffee and half hot milk, or tea, or
cocoa. or one Of the cereal coffee
beverages" now on the market. For
many this means a radical change
In breakfast habits which, 1t is
hoped, may lead to more nourish-
ing first meals.
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ings or an ill
ness has left
y o u 81 o S t."
dis cour aged.
depressed. The
quickest W a y
to get yourself
back on h e
road to prog
reSS Is to do
something for
your looks. Oee
yourself critic
ally. List de-
tails that need
improv e ment
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

might be hav-
ing an attack
of appended
tbs. THAT Is
just the way
Beatrice fel t
before t h e y
rushed her to
the hospital"
m o t h e r de-
clared. A n d
we'll 1t might
have been, for
the little boy
knew all the
details of that
experience by
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an AVID inter.
est In substi.
tutions q n d
good ways of
S e r v in & the
less expensive
I o o d S. T h e
cook book has
become a best
S e ! | e mot
any S p e c 1 a !
cook book. but
cook books in
general. Be-
cause the av-
erage family
Is small. there
10 n at1Ira11v
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Short Cuts

For washing brick, stone mosaic
or tile floors. use warm soapsudS.
washing q small area at time.
Then rinse well and rub dry with q
thick cloth.
Did you know that starching
the kitchen curtains q little Is
an aid to keeping them clean
longer?
The proper way to hang sheets Is
to shake them we'll while still wet
and hang them with hens together
and hem edge pinned to the line.
This prevents whipping the corners
and lessons wear and tear. while
the sheet will need less pulling into
shape for the ironing.
Use the hashlight, when you
want to take . look at young
ster's throat and cannot get
good light on IL ut night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
Child May Copy
Symptoms He
OverhearS

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
EIVE-YEAR-OLD ALLAN gave
i his parents quite scare re-
Gently when he complained Of
pains in his abdomen and other
symptoms which indicated that he
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30
MADE A PICTURE

H wood - Ann Harding
thought Eleanor Parker looked so
lovely when she came on the set to
do a scene at a Russian ball that
she asked her for q picture Of her
self in the gown.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

SuCu VdCCALlCS
and serunls as
we possess to
prevent acute
infections Of
all kinds.
The h e a r t
does not be-
come diseased,
except when 1t
Is bombarded
by bacteria
and t OK / n S
from o t h e r
diseased con-
ditions in the
S y S t e m. Dis
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MATCHED SET

Hollywood-lrene Manning eau
lions against using q shade of pow
Der that Is not the same as the pow
Or bese. Even expert makeup APP
|D0icotton Is not . guarantee against
IN uneven effect.
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breakfast begins with fruit of some
sort - citrus fruits. tomato juice.
fresh apples and pears. home
canned and stewed dried fruits,
bottled juices such as cranberry.
grape. pineapple and apple. It Is
followed by the bread or cereal
part of the meal-ready-p prepared
or hot cooked cereals served with
warm whole milk or cream; or hot
crisp toast. mullins, biscuits, crusty
corn-bread, coffee-bread, waffles
or pancakes. Then comes the bev-
erage, preferably something warm
and cheering at this season.
For heartier breakfasts, as we'll
as variety In menus. eggs. meat, or
fish may be served in various appe-
tizing ways. When meat and fish
are used at breakfast. dinner may
have as It's main dish protein
food alternating for meat-such as
dried beans, peas. or cheese.
BACON WAFFLES
The family will enjoy these waf-
f1es on a Sunday morning. Reduce
the fat Of your favorite waffle
recipe by one half and when batter
is poured over waffle iron, lay one
or two strips Of bacon over the bat
ter and close the iron. The bacon
will be crisply cooked and pressed
into the waffle when the batter is
cooked. blending it's delicious fla
vor with the waffle.
DATE BRAN MUFFINS
"a cup milk
l cup bran fakes
" cup finely cut dates
l cup sifted flour
3R teaspoons double acting
baking powder
Il teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sugar
! egg, well beaten
3 tablespoons melted butter
or margarine
Pour milk over bran and let
stand minutes. Add dates to bran
mixture. Sift flour once. measure.
add baking powder, salt. and sugar.
and sift again. Add egg and butter
to bran mixture and mix we'll. Add
flour. beating only enough to
dampen all flour. Bake in creased
muffin pans in hot oven (425 de-
grees F. Is to 80 minutes. Makes
IL mullins.
DREAMED CLIPPED BEEF
IA lib. smoked dried beef
tablespoons fat
tablespoons -four
2 cups milk
Tear smoked dried beef In
shredS. II very salty, cover with hot
water: let stand S to 10 minutes to
freshen slightly; drain. Saute in
fat until edges are curled. Sprinkle
with flour. stirring to blend. Add
milk gradually and cook and stir
until mixture thickens and starts
to boil. Serve on toast. biscuits, or
on split squares of corn bread like
q shortcake.
STEWED FIGS
Wash dried figs. Place In sauce
pan. add water to cover, and SIM
mer 1l2 hours. or until figs are
plump. Sweeten II desired. Cool
Serve plain or with cream.
FRIED APPLE RINGS
Select tart red apples. Wash and
core. Cut In 12-inch slices. Saute
slowly in bacon or sausage fat until
tender but not broken. turning
once.
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Mart Right Take Beauty Inventory Reveal Neglected Flaws
Amateur Cook Is Thrilled
BY Requests for Recipes
BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

WANT to aer woman? Then ask her the recipe OF
" dishes she has invited you eat knows
about cooking, the set she will be- It generally
accepted theory that always qualify experts
along they least about often
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you are richer in friendship, IN
Self-cOnfidence or looks.
Sometimes. temporary let
down. a sweetheart who's gone into
the service. leaving you to face
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Heart Disease May Start
/ with a Childhood Ailment
~ CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

~ only really good treatment OF diseases OF the heart
rfsvsntion you say, How can prevent t?"
easily answered but not easily accomplished Your
phycian physicians trying to teach how to
Accomplish imagine all Of have grown impatient
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

/. Hollywood - Perc Westmore,
nokeup artist. suggests using an
nnnea) bag to soften the water
ND The skin when washing the
-. Il b made b. placing one
hoCupooufail q uncooked oatmeal
q l1Qooly yQgon cheose cloth.
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Hair Takes First Place
In New Beauty Schedule
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

THIS is time for inventory Not only 1t time for catching
your bookkeeping and planning budget for the
ahead also it is time for taking inventory Of
assets your friends life It's time to face
yourself squaey you have gone forward back If
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A NEW TRIM

Hollywood-Bette Davis has had
the cuffs Of her brown doeskin
gloves trimmed with brown braid
to match the trim on her brown
broadcloth suit.
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Copyright. 1872. By FdfrchId.
Red, white and blue striped
pique suit dress. with box pleet-
ed skirt. The white faiIle collar
has B. Coy embroidered on II
TO strike q CHEEKY note. Cotton
suits have been popular in past
few seasons and are expected TO
carry on.
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hits on an excellent recipe. and how
she does love to be praised for 1t!
The various difficulties under
which we are now struggling to
feed our families have resulted In
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-30

when your doctor insists that you
have your teeth and your gums ex-
aminod often: that you have dis
eased tonsils removed. your infect
ed sinuses treated and that you use
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Rinse II Thoroughly

Rinse. not once. but three or
four times. to get out all the soap
possible. Squeeze out water with
the hands and then use the
strained. diluted lemon Juice or a
Frightening herb rinse. Pour over
the head over the basin. dipping
and pouring again until the head
has been saturated with the rinse.
You may stop here or finish with q
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BREAKFAST
Stewed Figs
Dreamed Clipped Beef on Toast
Cocoa or Coffee

DINNER
Baked Lima Beans and
Tomato Sauce
Buttered Green Cabbage
Grated Carrot Salad
Hot Gingerbread
Milk, Tea or Coffee