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Evening star., 1946-09-29
Miss Sara Leslie
Yesterdav's Bride

All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church was the scene yesterday Of
the marriage of Miss Sara Julia
Leslie to Mr. Howard William Smith
son of Mr.. James William Smith Of
Tampa, and the late Mrs. Smith
The Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett officiated
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson Leslie
of Bristol, Va. She was given in
marriage by her father and she
chose for her costume a white lace
gown with a finger-tip veil oi
illusion draped from a seed pear
tiara. In her hand she carried a
white prayer book overlaid with
white orchids and a spray of satin
ribbons with stephanotis.
Miss Mary Margaret Leslie was
her sisters only attendant. She wore
a light blue brocaded satin and net
gown and carried an arm bouquet
of Johanna Hill roses. Mr.. Lloyd
william Russell was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Joseph En-
rico and Mr.. John E. Salmon.
A reception followed the ceremony
after which the couple left for a
wedding trip to Florida. When they
return they will reside in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

for his brother, and Mr.. Paul Bal
and Mr.. Michael Shortley seated the
wedding guests.
Following honeymoon in New
York State, the newly married cou-
pile will reside in Washington.
Yesterdays bride was born in
Paris, France, and has lived In
Washington since coming to the
United States. The bridegroom lived
in Shawinigan Falls. Canada, for IL
years, attended Pittsburgh Univer-
sity before entering the Army and
now is studying at the School OF
Foreign Service of Georgetown Uni
yerSity,
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Miss Pamela Moran
Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wells Moran
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Pamela Moran, to
Mr.. Caleb Bernard Kincaid, son of
Mrs. Caleb Bascombe Kincaid and
the late Mr. Kincaid. The wedding
will take place in November.
Mr.. Kincaid is a chief pharmacist
mate, stationed at the United States
Naval Medical Research Institute
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda. He served is months in
the Pacific theater during the war.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
THE
ANSWER
TO
PERSONAL
NEEDS

The technique Of shopping Is
q fine ort. One should select
shoes. hots. costumes and &C.
eessories as il ore were buying
works Of ort.
The shops in the column ore
recommended to eose your
shopping problems.
There ore shops devoted TO
beouty. heolth clubs which
offer woys and meons of body
streomlinine.
There ore fine eotine pieces
--ond places for amusement.
New blouses, shoes and spor-
king evening bags.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

forms? Mountain trout-or other
fish? Whatever your favorite--
their chefs can prepare it to your
order ! There are innumerable
dining rooms-to accommodate
parties of any size. Ask the head
waiter to seat you at the Captains
Table. or in the Ships Cabin, or
in any Of the other Marine Dining
Rooms All are delightfully."- air
conditioned 1871 and 1907 3 ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
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n u v e y o u +
frie n Is and
family voiced
the idea that
you had model
q u a lifcations?
Then why not
do something
about it and
S on. Don't
mt off IN peYt
Evening star., 1946-09-29

cial'-on "Temperol"
Permanent Waves.
You can save IS .
and that's an item.
During September
the regular sac
" T e M p e r OIL
Creme Oil perma-
nent, with q sham
poo, haircut and
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Evening star., 1946-09-29

SCHOOL. And in
a reasonable length
of time, you'll gain
poise, confidence
and new beauty.
You will improve
your figure and
your posture-and
discover potentiali-
ties in yourself you
never dreamed of
Evening star., 1946-09-29

AVA "A ~ NAktG 4 II.
SCHEETZE, INC.
has q fine method
of treating the skin
and its under
lying tissues. They
are also recognized
specialists in the
field Of Electrical
Violet and Ultra
Tys-l-A r
Evening star., 1946-09-29

before. There is also q course in
professional Fashion Modelling, and
in Speech and Rhythm. The
school, you know. is under the
"GI Bill of Rights" Convenient
tuition plan: $40 upon registration,
the balance in small weekly pay
ments, Located across the street
from Woodward and Lothrop.
Second floor at 604 11th ST. NV.
Glasses from 1890 to $50. Phone
MA. 6084.
" IN WASHINGTON -,
IT'S BREWOODp
Every great city has one particular
engraver-with a definite appeal
Evening star., 1946-09-29

hole neckline. It's priced at s14.95
comes in sizes 80 to 80
and you'll find it ct L FRANK
COMPANY, F ST. at 18th.
" MAKE THE BEsT-of
your best points,"
Take a course in Self Improvement
at PHYLLIS BELLS "Idear
Evening star., 1946-09-29

to those e
who know.
w e d d ing
invitations
q n d a h =
n o u n c e =
ments en-
trusted to
them are
e n gr aved
Evening star., 1946-09-29

world = famous
personages F.. .
folks who enjoy
seafood delica-
cies-for which
O'Donnell'S has
become famous.
Is it lobster?
Oysters? Crab,
in any of its
Evening star., 1946-09-29

SEARS, for
in S t q n C e,
have a gal
axy of twink
ling adorn-
ments all
n e W ly ar
rived. Eve
in g a n d
cocktail bags
Evening star., 1946-09-29

course, NOW. Spot-reducing ma
chimes, ring rollers, exercycles,
vibrators, walking machines, bar
rels, steam cabinet and shower.
10 times, $22; 20 times, $29.5o.
Swedish massage (for relaxing.
body-toning and reducing) with
steam cabinet and lamp, 10 times,
$3.50. A pocket Calorie Book
given with each course. 1879 F
ST. NV. Phone MA. 7256.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

only SIS. Cali them tomorrow,
bright and early. conditioned
salon. 1923 CONN. AVE. Phone
DE 5811.
i" STOCKINGS COVER A
MULTITUDE OF
SHINS." But they are precious
accessories to each girls wardrobe.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
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If you have cast
aside a pair of stock
ings because of q run
or Snag take
them to the STELOS
COMPANY where
they will magicany
be repaired. Skilled
weavers also reweave
moth holes. cigaret
burns and snags in
your WOODEN, silk or
Q0A a ST NV
Evening star., 1946-09-29

t he following
description: rich
rayon crepe Gin
fuchsia, aqua or
black, dainty
cap sleeves-and
a t wink kl ing
trim of multi
colored sequins
accenting both
sides If the kav
Evening star., 1946-09-29

course at
A N N E
K E LLY'S,
w q S hing
tons lar
gest, most
m o d er n
health club.
T a ke a
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81 ", M ~ MY

+" TIME AND TIDE WAIT
FOR NO ONE" But
you, yourself, can do much in
holding back the ravages of time.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

go for lunch or
dinner a n d
really e n Joy
yourself. HOT
POPOVERS
are a feature,
too. And let
"Wimpy" tn e
mixologist (bar-
tender to you
prepare your ia
vorite cocktail.
Potomac-at F
DI o256
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" GLITTER FOR YOUR
EVENING MOOD"
Sequin glitter adds sparkle to many
of your accessories this autumn.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

" START REDUCING IN
SEPTEMBER - look
lovelier in November" There's
nothing more exhilarating than a
Evening star., 1946-09-29
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CHICKEN BARBARA

80 a divine dish that's
a specialize de. WATER GATE
INN. If you've never tried it
Evening star., 1946-09-29

men. Autumn brides are choos-
ing Cranes new Ecruwhite we'd
ding paper-which has that mark
Of traditional dignity. plus modern
charm. There are many correct
styles-and samples are on display
for a leisurely consideration. 1877
G ST. NV.
" THE MEAL Is ENDED"
but the memory
fingers on--and on. This fine res
taurant has been host to many
Evening star., 1946-09-29
SEARS

priced from s2.95 to $7.45 (plus
tax, of course) can be chosen In
many styles. The envelope-type
bag with q upper closing Is the
most popular. And you can have
it entirely sequin trimmed, Of genu-
inc corde enhanced with cleaning
sequine. or In lustrous black ray
on satin. Juliet caps, at $298
trimmed with black, silver or gold
sequins. And sequin hair orna-
ments, also in blacks, gold or silver,
priced from 98c to s2.95. Lovely
rayon chiffon scarfs that are hand
painted and sequin encrusted are
S2.95. And there are even sequin-
trimmed wells for $l.98. You'll
find all these gay, bright acces-
sories at two SEARS stores: $500
Wisconsin Avenue NV and Gil
Bladensburg Road NE. Store
hours: Monday through Thursday,
from 10 to 6: Friday and Saturday
from 10 to 8. Free parking.
" IA RE YOU A MATRoN.
' A JUNIOR OR
TEEN Do you have a
secret ambition to be q model?
Evening star., 1946-09-29

ments . to rejuvenate tissues
for youthful new skin. These
treatments prove most effective in
correcting pimples, blackheads, pit
ted pores, fine lines and minor
skin blemishes. Let them give
you an Electrical Violet Ray-deep,
therapy Tissue. penetrating facial.
And see how pleased you are.
Open evenings. l145 CONN. AVE.
Phone MA. 2626-for appointment.
E" Oh! THE COMFORT
OF THEMi" Good
looking, casual, all-leather mocca-
sins =. that are entirely hand
Evening star., 1946-09-29

month-next year. Learn fashion
modelling and start by en-
rolling in PEARL ATKINSON
SCHOOL. You'll learn how to
walk on a runway, how to apply
makeup. how to manage coat
and gloves and handbag-all at
once. There is also q course in
Speech and Rhythm. And still
another course in Self-Improve-
mentor the girl who wants to
make a lovelier person of herself.
For appointment with Pearl At
kinson-cau NORTH 6l71-be-
tween / and 9 pm. 1865 CONN.
AVE at Dupont Circle.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
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6 7 Asst CALI LAST
CALI Only
short time remains to take ad-
vantage of the September Spe-
Evening star., 1946-09-29

'team cabinets! Salt Ruhs! Scotch
lose! Exercise courses as low as
20. Colonic irrigations, too. Il
ustrated booklet sent upon request
221 CONN. AVE. Phone DI. 1916.
FrrF
Over THE TABLL
SPARKLE!" HOY
'retty you'll look when you sheo
our coat-and your blouse is like
Evening star., 1946-09-29

sewn await
you at RO S S =
SATURN. They're
exactly like the
S oe illustrated
here and you
can choose it in
black, brown or
red leather ALI
Evening star., 1946-09-29

a schedule of ex-
ercise and mas
sage. The best
way-is to go to
the E M I L E
HEALTH CLUB
and let the m
whittle of the
pounds and in
cheS--and KEEP
you that way.
and become
Swedish massage!
Salt Ruhs! Scotch
Evening star., 1946-09-29
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THE MEAL Is ENDED

fingers on-and on.
taurant has been
Evening star., 1946-09-29

Hotel Raleigh. Who?
Well, next Saturday,
October 7th-there'll
be exciting sports
wear, suits, dresses
and coats-plus ac-
cessories - from the
Blair Shop. Lovely
live models. Smooth
music by Johnny
Shaw and his or
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

Two teams-Helen Beukers' Braves and Patsy Hellen's All Stars-remained mndefeated af- ter a hectic evenings play in the Community Center Paddleblrd League Monday. The Beukers' fOursome won three games and the Hellen's two
 The Beukers squad-John, Herman and Captain Helen Beu- kers and Beverly Gunnlsen- came to life after trailing 0-e a. gainst Ernestine Chichenoff's Cards in the first game. They eked out 8 l5l3 win in this en. Ounter, then walloped Joy Wade's BulIdog>, l5-5, and dowDed Pat McMurdo's Chiefs, 15-li, in the feature game of the evenjng
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

The Beukers-McMurdo game was 8 thriller all the way with the score tied half dozen times The Beukers brothers and Tim Chernoff Jr. and Bud Owen of the Chiefs made dozens of beaut iful saves" while the girls Helen Beukers and Beverly Gun nison of the winners and Pat McMurdo and Jean Miller of the losers-all played like champ ions
 Patsy Hellen's AllStars with Alma Nelson pinch-hitting for Captain Helen, defeated NonI G egorioff 8 foursome. l5 II. and out classed Donna Fitzgerald's aewly formed team. h 7
 No games will he played ext Monday Competition ih the
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

Diggers of a water line ln the old Sargent property, now cccu- pied by the Frontier Shop ran into 2 number of graves in one of which they uncovered a skull.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

league will be resumed on Mon- day, December 30 at 7 pm.
 Members of the championship team will have their names en- graved on a permanent trophy and also will be guests of Tommy Gallagher of the Polar Bear Cafe at a chicken dinner after the con- clusion of the tournament.
 Bob won Scheels. delayed by bad weather, arrived at Kodiak from his clockwise island trip on Wednesday.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Going Up in Smoke!

TIRE may destroy your other pos
L sessions, but fire can't burn your
investment in U. S. Savings Bonds.
Your government will reissue bonds
if lost, stolen or destroyed. =
q. S. Savings Bonds are the worlds
best investment and the ideal place
for your reserve funds
BUY u. s. SAVINGS BONDS NOW!
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
ironing Problems

Lie way yOuT UTSSS lOOkS a1IeT
laundering depends a great deal
upon the ironing technique you
employ. Here is the approved
order. Iron sleeves first, then
the blouse. Then turn to the
skirt and iron the hem up and
down. never across the width of
the hem. Iron collar and trim
mings last.
Pleats: Iron the hem and the
skirt on the wrong side first. Put
the pleats in on the right side
with pressing cloth over the
fabric to prevent shine. If there
are a lot of pleats, pin or baste
them in place, then press. AL
ways iron with the grain of the
material.
Shoulders: Use a sleeve board
or tailor's cushion to make them
neat and smooth. Adjust the
cap of the sleeve over the tailor's
cushion and press the shoulder
as far down as the iron will take
it. Avoid poking iron into the
seams.
Zippers: Close Upper before
ironing. then place a thick towel
under the Upper. a pressing cloth
over it. This prevents an ugly,
shiny ridge.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Collect several cotton bags

Dry the material and press very
carefully. It's no fun trying to cut
and sew something that looks worn
and wrinkled, so prepare the ma
terial to look like freshly cut bolt
goods.
Some of the choices which you can
sew beautifully from cotton bag fab
ric are these: A tailored but cas-
ual dress with long or three-quar-
ter length sleeves with contrasting
colored stitching as the main trim
ming; a full-skirted dress with
touches of dainty eyelet or lingerie
trimming in the sleeves and at the
edge of the skirt; tailored dress
made Of two different colors that
blend well together. This may be
print and plain material combined,
or two solid colors combined.
Lay out the pieces of your pat
tern on the material before you do
any cutting whatsoever. The fabric
guide of the pattern will not be Of
too much help, inasmuch as you are
using material which will not fit reg
ulation yard lengths. Do not cut
until you have fitted everything to-
gether and then pinned the pattern
to the fabric. Pinking shears are
ideal for finishing the edges of this
cotton material.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22

material, and the results will be
well worth the effort.
How to Prepare
Cotton Bag Goods
Get the whole family to help you
in collecting the bags and make
sure you have enough Of them be-
fore you start on your pet project.
AS soon as you get bag, rip it
apart and remove the labels. The
different type labels respond to diff
ferent methods of removal. On some
bags. they can be removed by soak
ing in warm soapsuds overnight.
Preliminary scrubbing, soaking and
boiling will take out others.
Exposure to direct sunlight is a
good method of bleaching the bags
in many cases.
When labels do not respond to the
above outlined treatments, soak the
bags overnight in kerosene or tur-
pentine, then wash in soap and
water. If any color remains, treat
them with a commercial bleach.
Always remember which treatment
works best with certain kinds of
bags and file the information for
future reference.
If you are unable to remove all
trace of the label, finish the job by
dyeing one of the darker colors that
will cover up the last trace. Dark
brown, navy blue, dark gray, green
or black are deep enough for this.
Black is the only one which will
completely cover black ink label.
If you want to use bag material for
lingerie, use the lightweight ma
terial and dye in lovely pastel shades
such as pale pink. yellow or blue.
Heavier bags may be used for COW
erals, work smocks, skirts and
slacks. In-between weights of ma
terial are good for draperies and
curtains, pillows and table linens.
Trimmings of all kinds add a
dressed-up, finished appearance to
any garment, especially if cotton
bag material is used. Select it with
as much care as you do the colors
of your dress.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Lesson for November "a

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Woman's World
Using Cotton Bags for Garments
Reduces Fabric Cost to Trifle
&y G,Aa Haley

THESE days there's price tag
L on everything, so when we 90
come across something free We real
ly stand up and cheer. What IS
free, you ask? Flour bags. for In
stance.
Those of you who buy flour or feed
in large quantities know that the
material in the bags is well worth
sewing effort. and they can be made
into some of the most attractive gar
ments you've ever seen. I've seen
many attractive prints in such bags
that make lovely blouses or table
linen. And that doesn't even begin
to scratch the surface Of their pos
sibilities.
Don't scorn the white bags either,
not with all the attractive colors
that are available in dyes. Two or
three of the white bags can be dyed
at the same time. and there's at
least three or three and quarter
yards Of material there for an at
tractive school dress for the teen
aged daughter.
Most women recognize the value
of -four. feeds sugar and salt bags.
but too often their eyes are closed
to their possibilities for anything ex-
cept towels. However, experience
proves that we can use bag fabrics
for not only those things already
mentioned but also skirts. draperies.
coveralls, lingerie, pillows, etc. Just
ask some bright All girl how many
things she can name that can be
made from cotton bags, and she'll
amaze you.
Cotton Bags Make
Year-Round Dresses
You don't have to confine wearing
apparel out of cotton bags for just
the warmer months After all, cot
tons are a year-round fabric. Be-
fore you begin a dress project,
for example, collect enough Of the
bags so you can cut out an attrac-
tive pattern. Then rip these apart
and dye them carefully to shape
that will fit you perfectly.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22

It is made from a piece of plywood
painted with a special black mixture that
you can prepare easily from the formula
given on the pattern. The decorative
piece at the top and trough may be cut
out with hand coping saw or jig saw.
Pattern 267 gives complete directions
for making with actual size cutting
guides for all shaped pieces. Stencil de.
signs and color guide are included. The
stencils for the quaint Dutch birds and
hearts may be used over and over in dec.
Grating many different articles. To get
this pattern. send IS cents with name and
address direct to
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22

material, and the results will be
well worth the effort.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
She Got the Bird

Russian basso Feodor Chaliapin
was asked by a society hostess to
sing at one of her pet benefits. He
agreed, but demanded a stagger-
ing fee.
"You must be joking" she
gasped. "After all, this is bene-
fit. I thought you would sing for
nothing"
''My dear woman" growled Cha
liapin, who was always strictly
business, "only birds sing for moth
ing"
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Fashion Flashes

Extravagant gold embroidery
shows off well on rich black suits,
and you'll see the same motif on
hats, both black. brown and other
colors.
The suits that are soft in silhou-
cite and detail are the most impor-
tant suit news of the year They
outclass the fussy ones in appear
ance and wear many times better.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22

If you're removing some pearl
trimming from an old dress, try
using it on a hat. It's being done
very effectively.
Pouffs on gloves are another fash
ion note you'll want to use to advan.
age on dressy gloves. These pouffs
can frequently be sewed on gloves
in contrasting material. Two or
three pcuffs are the fashion.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
Decorated Bulletin
Board of Plywood

birds and stenciled lettering
~ decorate this useful bulletin
board. 1t also has a decorated
trough at the bottom to hold chalk
and thumbtacks for you can write
on it as well as use it for pin-ups.
It has many practical uses that
will make the household run more
smoothly.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22

After the material is cut, sewing
is done just as you would on any
other dress, no matter what the fab
ric. Just because you are using cot
ton bags, however, don't get care
less with the sewing. Give it all
the care you would if you were MAX
ing a dress out of ten dollar a yard
Arizona sun., 1946-11-22
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Uniform cC-0~r
-:-LESSON = =

BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
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fna4 Feed Store
COrOpED- 1-acfe farms Sieley road
rrar telegraph road Also Dts. $500
rsCn Ssrund stree; from telegraph and
Sihlcy roads a CLAHASSRY 13s
CsoIfsc square CA si3G
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
MANOR-VETS ONLY

Brick 2-bedToom duplex. mr. " Warren
" East Dearborn, Tile features. 50 500
500 mo, Ira Hotchkiss w 7-O73O-8l.
hiLlIAkf-McCraw-6 rms one noor:
full basm't. steam heat. Pear 81 500
On Prouh LA 6Tsl IA $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
HOUSES ron SALE

HAVE homes. fats tCOmc prom east
side. AIRPORT. REALTY PR 1880
hubBkLL. near Mils--0 ems ranch
yt new homcs near 6ompfti0n eaA'
= neat. Chromium bath fixtures.
,.s ~, osI many nice features Builder
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
SPECIAL

CoLoRED, EnEiewood--JohD r Section
iine eiRhl room brick earafC. UfepIhrs
Wy modern. 50. 800. Cash o. mort
Sags
JOSEPHiAE-Joha SECTION ffnr
tsvrn rooms tilC bath very modern.
$4,000 Cash 10 mortgago
COCkEIFi u gEhIfTy Tg.r . aase