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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

Hollywood-Slacks seem to be running poor sec ond to colorfu peasant costumes in Hollywood this the movie gals, in their oi:-screen home lives, go feminine with vengeance.
 Some say it's res lion to wearing so many unl- forms in roles these days, but others of matter-of-fact turn of mind give cerdit for the im petus to Doris Dudley. When Doris arrived from the Broadway stage for leading part in "The Moon and SiXpence" she brought dirndls and such by the trunkful.
 She is shown at right in casual, around -the-house dress which has slightly fared skirt of soldierblue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

To avoid discoloring your sinky use a porcelain enameled dishpan for dishwashing. They're made in round, oval or oblong shapes to lit. different sized sinks. :
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
Latest Styles
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N Anea n
MA serricn ataf1 Writer

NEA Service Stan Writer
 There's q charm must" for am American women in the fall i9ls openings just seen in the salons q New York's finest designers ce clothes for the custom-naade lady. The cue is: Keep your slender-mid- dled figure classically trim and sup- ple if you wish to look fashionApls in wartime's classic dress.
 The beautiful mode of today especially the daytime mode, is de- void of hippant dounces and tricky frous to take the eye away from the form under the dress or suit. New clothes cover the woman, all right. but they do so closely, and that means revealingly.
 So if you hope to wear the new clothes to best advantage, l would advise everyone to exercise. Try these "classic" ones, which are de- void of confusing complications:
 Lie flat on your back with arms at sides, and pull knees up as close to the chest as possible. Do this slowly, 20 times.
 Now the "crew stretch" :. just lie with legs stretched forward, lift torso and arms forward till flnger- tips touch toes. Try this 10 times daily.
 TRY DAILY DOZEN
 NITH MUSIC
 And the sideward- stretcth. Sitting with legs apart, knees straight, arms outstretched overhead, reach out and bend to the right until right hand brushes toes of right foot Then reverse, touching left toes with left hand, and repeat five times. ,
 Those are the thigh-thinnings waist t-tightening sequences which. are demonstrated in the accom-, panying photographs by Alma CarS, roll, Columbia actress now generate ing plenty of excitement in The' Talk of the Town"
 If you have figure like AimaiS you can keep 1t beauteously supple and slim with about five minutes1 daily exercises. If you need to trim down, judicious dieting plus these exercises will do 1t. Don't resort to some "fad" diet. Just eat less of the carefully planned diet which health requires anyway And do exercise. If you plan to lose a good deal of weight. exercise is impera- tive. Otherwise, your flesh will grow droopy.
 You 'hate" daily dozen? Or do you just think that you do? How long has It been since you've tried them for ten minutes 8 day, and did you ever try them with musicY Many women are put of exercises and thus they grow hefty, by 8 mere notion. This is time to shed no~ tions and get down to basic beauty~ duties. For 8 very great many woS men, that means exercises, first oA all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
HEALTH
Ho70 To Keep WeU
 By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

 be Is Owing of received reply
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
IT'S SURPRISING HOW MANY PROBLEMS YOU CAN LICK BY SNIP LIFTING LIFE

all the things that don't pay divi- dends in service given, enjoyment, or self improvement.
 She hasn't time to keep up the social pace she has been used to, so she simplifies her social life. She entirely cuts out entertaining peo- pie whom she doesn't care about just because she "owes" them a dinner. She concentrates on keeping in close touch with her real friends. PACK UP AND CO.,
 THAT'S SIMPLE TOO
 Her husband goes into the Army, and she would like to be near him as long as she can. She finds she is able to by simplifying her living putting her furniture in storage and taking a rented apartment or room near his camp.
 "sir- 3lify" isn't the answer to all her ,blems, of course, but it is surprising how many it takes care of.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
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 Your Newspaper by Betty ceeker Home Service Department YOU'RE ENTERTAINING THIS MONTH Here's beautiful before guest.
  (Melon Slices Blackberr Little with wedges
 of Lime to dribble the Melon)
 Tomato SOuGle with Mushroom Sauce
 Fresh Peas Cooked with Diced Cucumbers
 Hot Rolls Reishes Teach Ice Cream Cake Rich Cookies Flower
 Coffee
 TOMATO sOUFFLE RING. large tomatoes (NO 2h 1 large onion Cor smsi) ean) which yields si tsp. bay leaves tbap. butter cloves tbsp. four tsp. salt eggs separated tsp. n tsp. cream of taFteV simmer asonngs for 20 mnutss Strain Ma but slowly until thick Cool Add to the wsbeatsn yos Beat whites until othy end add of tartar tue beating until whites aA enough hold point Fold the whites Into tho omateyok Pour Into well gensed hut teFe1 and nourod 0nh Tna mold Place o boiling water ln the and steam bake 90 minutes You'll Ind that will make about seFvlngs
 If You Cannot Obtain Mushrooms h ring delicious with mushroom with nweeibFsAda Flpe eiyes n you cannot obtain mushrooms. -----s =enpulsh . efsAu ins--.- yeu specific eeekns pebsma ssnd eF gasuesine lafoFmasn 1est efeeg M hs Yea wilt eevs paasena se peeae ssess eer np a sevW paesaae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
. WE. THE WOMEN :

themselves, cafeteria or buffet style.)
 She can't afford the time or ef- fort necessary to keep up a big house, so she simplifies her life by moving into a smaller one or rent ing part of her large house as an apartment.
 Her food allowance won't go near ly as far as it used to, so she has simplified her nnenus-cutting out expensive cuts of meat, foods out of season, and fancy trimmings that are light weights so far as vitamin content is concerned.
 SOCIAL DEBTS"
 ARE CANCELLED
 There aren't enough hours in the day for all the things she has to do and really wants to do, so she simplifies her schedule by cut ting out all the activities she has clung to through the years just from force of habit. She eliminates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

 new acquanances with mnd free rom Pruuice S Study them find out what they them to see what they want Oh SOu give it.
 Don't make expecting the other girls to o In Don't demand that themselves to please you You can friendship girl by lclzng n anu between yourself ana ner e yo somebody will tote the tale oacK 10 n
 Remember good manners are open society COur well bred, kindly cOndeate are to acquire them fracuce mes foot of experienced drVer springs automatic the when the gears must pc become automauc 10 'e poS"" "" makes a habit of pracicing them.
 At college girl can't point family background or depend grades to get her oVe Her coege heritage her fathers oanK account " her mothers charm-nless daughter an agreeane what she puts out not oy Wnat Sne W ~ " herb and her right to belong.
 hoy toy stuff and they will give
  Nobody wants to hear the truth hurts Let your beay taking shots at those below you will hate
 Nobody in dormitory interested gripes and abs Nobody will excuse your ishne or did Nobody will want to keep the neck Nobody will want to hear you needn't tell anybody how good you are II think they will discover and if you aren't will snigger when your back is turned
 girl must a good pull down Phi Beta popularity For this prize she somebody called educated heart CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18
Caroline .Chatfield
Girl at College Must Approach College Mates as She Approaches Textbooks: With Open Mind.
Says Today
Title Registered, U. 5 Patent once

She's many miles away at college Shes nonescK w and fearfuy to be flop She wants pep talk She wants to friends Shed rather win popu lariy than Phi Kappa Key.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

girl must a good to pull down Phi Beta popularity For this prize she somebody called educated heart
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

Dear chd you should begin by cuivang the same interest S h m O college mates textbooks Come up to ne new acouaintances mnd free from pfeudc of them give Study hem hnd out Wnas ey er and take it. Then what they want or you and give it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-18

At college girl can't point to her tne family oac mon Ter beauty and wit or her grades to get hel mates don't care snap for her heritage her father her mothers social charm-unless daughter is an az The girls judge her by what she puts out not oy Wn aer background and her right to belong.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

Stage Cartoon in Manhattan
show business entertain men
uniform viii have a cou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
'Kismei' Tickets
Now Available

According 10 announcement from
the Tacoma LATHE thester. the box
office is now open and receiving
reservations for the coming pro-
duction Of ''kismet," which opens
on the Little theater stage this
Thursday night. Aug. 81. Perform
ances Of "kismet" viii be given
on three successive week-ends,
Aug. 81. rs. 20 and Sept. !. Z. o.
10. IL and II. All shown start at
s:l5 p. m.
Former mmebers Of the Little
theater and those interested In be-
coming members are advised that
purchasing Of season memberships
brings free admission 10 "kismet"
In addition 10 the five other major
plays planned for the coming fall
and winter season. Reservations
and information regarding MEN,
berships may be had by calling the
Little theater box office. Main
a747 between noon and 5 p. m.
daily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Dancer Impresses
Pres. Roosevelt

Eros Nolusia claims the distinc-
ton Of having talked 10 President
Roosevelt at his birthday ball
longer than any Of the other visit
ing Hollywood stars present She
added. with modesty. that II was
because she is a Brazilian that he
singled her out, 10 ask about her
countrymcn and, in particular,
about President Vargas. whom Mr.
Roosevelt knows personally.
HE told me how much he adj
mired Mr.. Vargas" the attractive
brunette dancer said, hut the thing
I cherish most from our converse
ton Is that President Roosevelt
said Brazil was well represented
in its good neighbor policy by my
presence at the ball"
Miss Volusia makes her Ameri-
can screen debut In Rio Rita, !"
starring Abbott and Costello and
now showing at the Temple thea
ter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

n any man thoroughly believes
that crime dcesut pay. that man
Is Humphrey noxari - whs has
never committed orc. hut has
spent three years in JAN just the
same.
That's how his time figures ssnrs
he started IN pictures In iese. Ne
has made - siius. has he>n h<hInd
the hsrs IN 10 cf them. . total ~
iss weeks. And IN The nia Shot. =
his latest picture INV II the Music
BOX. nosart winds up IN JAIL Of
eourrs'
Companies film u 'sMohsy.-
starring the new child actor. bobby
Blake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

rhe story. h<rsldpd - : s~eep-
M shrens<ss = puss civil vsr
asys IN ~ t.rrs nssr State. = ~
- have cns ~ the nese impprln1
nrcurs ~ players evsf annembDp&
FIR . picture ~ ~ type.
HeadiInlsa ~ Icea ~ - n1ss-
lar nam>n are neepft oosee. uF~1
Crawford ssd jseh1e csepes
Anns t5wvnss lea1s NJ femtN1ae
ccnttnaent nn1 other poeeo>se -
ehsds NaIpA uellsmy. 1oee uos-
veil. Leo cnFriIta JcAa t<eel ~
Ad6tnun ntrkar1oa
nsach an1 casvsI1n agar -
Chicago nsvspepss men annloNe1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Joan and MELVIN
In Beverly Hit
The Bride" Proves
Love Con Be- Funny

Joan Crawford and nsivyn
Douglas eo-st.rrea In what is
aid n ~ the vars ksgest Gem
edv romance. cclurhiss They
All Kissed the BRIDE cp<ns Ta>s-
dsy 81 the Beverly theafer. Rc-
and Young. nllhe Burke and Al.
len Jenkins head the tor-fiikht
east which siso Includes Helen
Parrish Andrew Temhes. Roger
Clark. Nyila wsstmsn and Mary
rreen. The film WAS directed nv
Alexander Hall. whose swlft. sure
direction a tender romance has
been responsible for such sensa-
tlonsl box-offiee hits a. Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan This Thing
Called Love- and The Doctor
Takes a Wife,
In their Lesser roles. Roland
Young is said to he ~ delightful
a. ever as = lawyer who prefers
10 practice on the ladies. Billie
Burke IL seen as q dowaKsr In .
dithef. and Allen Jenkins contrib
utes his share 10 the comedy a.
rough diamond who cuts .
smooth rug.
In addition 10 her return 90
comedy romance. Mas Crawford
returns 10 the dancing which
marked her first sensational films
As the female iceberg who melts
little under the influence ~ .
male volcano like Melyn. she
manages In the hectic course 81
events To annex Allen Jenkins ~
her partner In jitterbussins con-
test. That they win II 10 din less.
according 10 the lsugh-filled r.
J. wolfson screen play. 20 her
ability ss . dancer ~ 10 her IN
ability 10 retain her feet,
Second feature In sweetheart Of
tho Fleet" with Joan Davis and
Jinx Falkenberg. Joan Woodbury.
and Brenda and cobins-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
enARRIS0N IN nOIIYW000

own newsreel: The celebrated
"here stars in all branches of
n UNIFORM = and only men in
nterpart here. Bette Davis
ers.
arms company for 2o.ooo round.
Of blank ammunition. IN, ar
acknowledgement read: Sending
5000 rounds. For rest. get actors
TO yell 'Bsng-Bsnsr-
BAxTER's BACK
Mickey Rooney and his VII,
Ava Gardner. seem to be due for
heart-to-heart talk with Judge
Hardy Warner Baxter GU, Of
= years retirement to star in
Urine Doctor" Paramount
pleading with Helen Hayes 10 re-
turn to the screen in Yours With
Love-
Bob Hope is sensitive To ques-
uohs ABOUT his large income, and
was apprehensive when a fan
asked, You make a lot Of money.
don't you. Mr.. Hope?- The actor
said yes. he was doing pretty well.
and the fan continued: Then
whyinhell don't you get a hair
cut ?"
Metro was worried about the
antics Of Lana Turner and her
hiking for band leaders. so there
was concerted sigh of relief
when she married Businessman
Steve Crane. As soon as she re-
turned from her honeymoon the
studio hired six big-name orches-
tras.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS
FIRST RUN sUowI>Gs


RlALTo--Irene Dunno in Lady In
JAM" lis. 40. 7:so. 10 as; also
Paris Calling" with Randolph
Scott ana Basil Rsthbone. ii:so.
2:45. 5:55 and 800.
RONY-Ann Sothern and Red Skel-
ton in "Maisie Gets Her Man"
Marjorie woodworth in brooklyn
Orchid" AS. ass. 600 and s.io.
MUSIC BON-Humphrey Bogart In
The Big Shot," 90. 4.20. 7.35 and
1880: also Bobby Blake IN
Mickey" IL 80, 2so. 600 and els,
Blue MOUSE = Greer Carson and
isc a iisss sso IN ESQ s. and a oc
RINIERA-william Boyd In Twilight
on the Trail" IL IS. sos, 5:s5. s:ob
and i0:40: also Ricardo Cortez and
Rochelle Hudson IN Rubber Rack
eteers." 1870. 400. 4:so, TOO and
e:35.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-George Raft and Pat
o'Brien In Broadway" also Penny
Singleton In Blondes Blessed
Event"
CAPITOI-Sonja Henie and John
Payne IN sun Valley Strenade."
also Jimmy Lydon in Henry AID
rich for President"
CAMEO-Zane Grey's The Yukon
Patrol" also Tuxedo Junction"
COMMUNITY - Priscilla Lane and
Robert Cumming IN sseoteur.
Wyatt In Weekend for Three"
KAY sTREET-Lsslie Howard and
Mary Morris IN Mr.. "" also Will
liam Tracy ana Joe sawyer In
About Pace"
LAKEWOOD - Mickey r oonsy and
Lewis Stone IN The Courtship
OF Andy Hardy" also "A Close
Call Tor Eliery Queen"
PARk-Spencer Tracy and Katherine
Hepburn IN Woman Of the Year. !"
also Joe =; Brown In Shut Ny
Big Mouth
PROCToR-John Payne and Maureen
o.Hara In To the Shores oil Trip
REALART-victor McI.Aslen and Id
mund Lowe in call out the Ma
rlnes," also Lucille Ball ana James
Craig IN VALLEY Of the sun.
REN-Marlene Dietrich and John
Wayne In The spoilers" also Lupe
velez and Leon Enrol in Mexican
sHfII-Jon chaney. jr.. IN Wolf
Man. also Lupe Veiez In Homo
SUNSET - Katharine Hepburn and
Spencer Tracy In Woman OF the
Year" also cartoon and news.
TFNPIT-Abbott and Costello In
Rio Rita" also John Garfield and
Raymond Massey in Dangerously
They Live"
LIBERTY. Pu,aliup-Pat OIBfien in
Plight Lieutenant" also william
Holden in Meet the stswarts."
RIVIERA. sumner-Bob Hope and
Madeleine Carroll IN NY Favorite
blonde" also March Of Time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
Artists Inspired
By Mrs. Miniver'

A group Of noted American art
isst have witnessed M-G-M's Mrs.
Miniver" and viii each attempt TO
capture on canvas their own con-
ception Of the spirit. self-sacrifiee
and courage Of the English heroine
Of the story. as portrayed by Greer
Carson.
Mrs. Miniver" has been moved
over by popular demand to the
Blue Mouse and II now in its third
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
'Hopalong' Cassidy
Learns New Skill

William Boyd. the ''Hopalong'
Cassidy Of the outdoor adventure
films. spent two years Tearing how
to roll a cigarette with one hand.
Finally he mastered the trick
but he can't use his skill in pie
lures because. II "Hoppy" smoked.
he would be setting a bad exam
pie 10 his uncounted thousands Of
child admirers.
Boyd is currently on the screen
at the Riviera theater in his lat
est Paramount "Hopalong" movie.
Twilight on the Trail"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
MIMuCs own MOTHER

When Ginger Rogers imperson-
ates her own screen mother In
The Major and the Minor" she is
mimicing her own real life mother.
because Mrs. Lela Rogers plays
her cinematic parent in the film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25

FIRST novelist Ia print hsrd-seli.
ing messages - NJ J.rhsss n NJ
sccks u vvnah tIruess. nsw writ
Ing the srrsea play Tar ~rsaee
Marshall NJ eua es1otnas seeey
which rsfammsns wsa preesee -
the neus Rl<kava psu sssrsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-25
HOLLYWOOD

=
Stage Cartoon in Manhattan
show business entertain mon
uniform = will have a co,
John Garfield are the organ;
All American movies hsys
been ordered out of unoccup,ed
France and Nichy colonie. nv
years end. when A. Hitler. with
his new order. films. takes eyrr
the exclusive franchise in some
1000 theaters More actual
battle scenes arc promised for
newsreels. Photographic division
Of the Signal Corps is being en-
larged so that cameramen will
travel with all units Of the armed
forces A producers son, Will
lam Lssky, has been indicted into
the army-as a privstel
HOLLYWOOD HOT SHOT
A screen queen yawningly re-
marked to a friend that she had
become just too. too, unspeakably
bored with marriage. We'll. why
don't you get a divorce ?" asked
the pal.
Oh said the actress, I'm
bored with that, too"
For the first time since The
Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers team
broke up, and she went on to star
dom in dramatic roles, she'll
dance again in picture, and
with a new partner. He's Don
Lopez, to be imported from
New York night spot. Picture is
Paramount's version of the Moss
Hart musical. Lady in the Dark"
-. The Aldous Huxley script OF
mime. Curie," originally prepared
for Greta Carlo, is being offered
to Katie Hepburn. Miss Carlo,
now technically a freelance since
her M-G-M contract expired. is
getting offers from all over town
but probably will remain at her
old studio for The Parradine
Case
Head of the location company
Of Columbia's Commands Come
st Dawn wired a Los Angeles
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Parties in the Takoma Park
Silver Spring area are few this
week end, with vacationers leaving
for short trips.
Back in Silver Spring after being
| transferred to Los Angeles are Mr..
| and Mrs. M. J. Nicoson, their daugh-
terr, Miss Patty Nicoson, and son
| Jimmy. They are visiting various
| friends here while attempting to
locate place of residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Collins
and family have moved to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Wright and
their son, Bobby, who have been
staying with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Robert Gray, of Linden for the
past week, have gone to Madison,
Wis.
Mrs. Eugene Penney and her chill
dren, Barbara and Gene, of Takoma
Park have gone to Beverly, Mass
for the remainder of the summer to
visit relatives. They will be Joined
later by Mr. Penney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ragsdale of
Silver Spring have had with them
for two weeks the latter's sister,
Mrs. ]. r. Lunsford, and her baby
daughter, Judy Ruth, of Atlanta.
Mrs. Ragsdale was hostess at lr1ach-
con and cards Friday afternoon.
Miss Loretta Yost of Silver Spring
Is visiting Mrs. Richard Shetterly
at the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Bond Smith at Fenwick Island,
Del
Miss Ida Fisher and Miss Priscilla
Thurlow OF Springfield, Mass, are
spending the week end in Takoma
Park with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Durward F. Fisher.
Mrs. Jennis M. Strickland of Sill
yer Spring is in Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. Charles A. Clements, jr., of
Silver Spring left Friday for the
Gatineau Mountains near Ottawa,
where she is the guest of her
brother -in-laW and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. 'Gryce. She was accom-
panied to Canada by another sister
Miss Gertrude Pagan, who joined
her in New York.
Miss Gladys Dunton of Silver
Spring has gone to Iowa City, Iowa.
to visit her mother, Mrs. A. M.
Dunton, until fall.
Among local girls who are return
ing today from a two weeks stay
at Camp May Flather are Carol
Patricia Gardner, Ruth Mighell,
Evening star., 1942-08-02
SusanneOffutt
Engaged to Wed
R. A. Graham, Jr.
Prominent Couple
Haze Not Decided
On Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott
Offutt of Chevy Chase. Md, an
nounce the engagement of theii
daughter, Miss Susanne Offutt, to
Mr.. Ray Austin Graham, jr, OF
Mclean, Va.
Miss Offutt was educated in near
by Maryland schools and was grad
uated last June from st. Mary's
Female Seminary at ST. MaryS City
Md.
Mr.. Graham was born in Evans
Vile. Ind, and attended Phillips
Academy, Andover Mass. was
graduated from Yale University in
the class OF 1888 and later attended
law school at the University of Vir-
ginia. He is the son of Mrs r. A
Graham. who is now residing at
Roslyn on Long Island.
His late father was one OF the
founders of the Graham Paige Mo-
tor Co., and was chairman of the
board of Libby. Owens, Ford Corp
M. Graham. jr., came to Wash
ington in 1910 to join the National
Defense Advisory Council and is
now with the Lend lease Admins
tration. He is a member of the
Fence Club. Scroll and Key at Yale
the Burning Tree and Metropolitan
of this city, and the Bath Club and
Indian Greek Club of Miami Beach
Evening star., 1942-08-02


AS washable as a little girls face.
Each comes wrapped in q cello
phane case {. j.. and II you wish
they will press your name on it as
decorative note. The dickeys are
$l.00 each. There is also a set of
three dickeys for 81. each a differ
ent color. The fabrics are linen,
pique, sharkskin the colors are
white. pink. blue, maize, grey.
They'll prove wonderful presto
changeos! And give more versa
tility to your little washable sum-
mer suits and dresses than any,
thing else. All are tailored, easy to
wash and iron. See them tomor-
row. Main floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Elizabeth Salter
Will Be Married
To 1t. Phillips
Wedding to Take
Place Sometime
During This Month

Mr.. Robert M. Salter, chief of the
Bureau OF Plant Industry of the
Department OF Agriculture. and
Mrs. Salter OF College Heights, Md,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann Salter,
to 1t. Francis Theodore Phillips,
jr., U. S. A., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. Phillips of Waterbury,
Conn.
Miss Salter attended Ohio State
University. She is a member of
Alpha XII Delta sorority and a
graduate of the Traphagen School
of Fashion In New York She Is
now employed as commercial
artist.
1t. Phillips attended Princeton
University. where he was member
Of the Campus Club.
The wedding will take place this
month.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Ruth n. Hurley's
Engagement Is
Announced
Prominent Deb
To Become Bride
OF d. H. Hughes
Photo.

OF much interest here is the an
nouncement made today by the
United States Minister to New Zea-
land and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley OF
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Noel Hurley to Mr.. David
H. Hughes. The bridegroom -elect
is the son of Mr.. David A. Hughes
of Santa Fe, N. Mex.
Miss Hurley was graduated from