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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-26

degrees for hour. Remove from
oven. Let stand a few minutes.
Loosen edges with spatula and
turn out on platter. Makes 8 serv-
ings.
CREOLE SHRIMP
Tbsp butter or margarine
II G. minced onion
Tbsp. -four
Il c. diced celery
u G. minced green pepper
"a tsp. pepper sauce
16A OF. can tomato paste
/ bay leaf, crushed
tsp. minced parsley
Dash of cayenne
u tsp. salt
8 C. water
&C. cooked shrimp
Melt butter. Add onion and cook
until light yellow. Blend in re-
naming ingredients except
shrimp. Cook slowly over simmer
flame stirring occasionally, until
thickened, about 80 minutes. Stir
in 2 c.. cooked shrimp. Serve over
rice. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Exclusively. Yours
Noted Capital Names Be in Ansber Wedding;
Sorooqos Biggest Season DoWs Synnqtons and Goretts

ing Bills cousins, the Howell
Jacksons of Middleburg, who have
a place at Saratoga. And another
couple familiar to Washington up
there now are former Greek Am
bassador and Nine. Dendramis,
who are stopping at the Gideon
Putnam Hotel, where Bernard
Baruch is likewise ensconced
Breckenridge Long is visiting the
racing resort and the Alfred Van
derbilts spend week days there
and week ends at their home in
Rosslyn. Long Island. with the
small-fry Vanderbilts.
Big attraction at nighttime ir
Saratoga are the horse sales that
have been going on all last week
and this week, ending tomorrow
These affairs, which attract the
owners of the best known stables
in the country in search Of fast
moving horsef1eSh, used to be for
NAL. Now informal attire is the
rule rather than the exception ir
the lighted ring. Dinner parties
of course, go on as usual, only
more so because of the big occa-
sion. Those who are still anxious
to get in a bit of gambling can dc
so daily at Saratoga's famous
race track.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Kalmor G. Kelly
of Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement and forthcoming mar
riage of their daughter Patricia
Ann to Mr.. David Gray Clough,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Ellis B. Clough
of Hyattsville. The ceremony will
take place September 8.
Miss Kelly was presented to So
ciety in North Carolina and is
active in the international Order
of Jobs Daughters.
Mr.. Clough Is student at the
University of Maryland, where he
is a member of Sigma Chi Fra
ternity. He is a past master
councillor and a State officer OF
the Order of De Molay.
Sinnord- LindeIl
Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne F
Sinnard of the engagement Of
their daughter Shirley Mae to Mr.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Miss Bounnun
And Miss Levi
Are Brides

! Woodside Methodist Church in
Silver Spring was the scene Of
the wedding of Miss Edna Louise
Bouman and Mr.. David Emmer-
son Kreh. August Is.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bouman oi
Kensington, Md, and the groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau.
v. Kreh Of Silver Spring.
After a reception at the Hotel
24OO. the couple left for a wed
ding trip to Virginia Beach. The
groom is on duty with the Army
at Camp Stewart. Ga.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn
Page Levi and Mr.. Henry Thomas
Goode, jr., took place August II
in Grace Episcopal Church ir
Berryville, Va. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Henry
G. Lane.
The bride is the daughter oi
lMr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Levi Of
lBerryville and the grooms par
Ients are Mr.. and Mrs. Goode oi
Winchester.
/ Given in marriage by hel
father, the bride wore dress oi
candlelight satin trimmed with
Chantilly lace. Her illusion vel
fell from a bonnet of matching
lace. She carried a bouquet o.
white roses.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Vernon Lindell. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Lindell of Pleasanton
Kans. No date has been set fol
the wedding.
Miss Sinnard plans to continue
her studies at Mary Washington
College, Fredericksburg, Va, anc
Mr.. Lindell will continue at Kansas
State in Manhattan.
Murphy -Shippen
The engagement of Jene Anr
Murphy, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Gerald Elliott Murphy oi
Battle Creek, Mich, and Pfc
Walter w. Robbins, jr., son o1
Mrs. George Henderson Shipper
of this city, has been announced
The wedding will take place il
the spring.
Pfc. Robins attended Catholic
University before entering thu
Army. He is stationed with thu
163d Military Police Battalion a.
Fort Custer, Mich.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
By Betty BeoIe

Louise Steinman's and Pete
Ansberry's list of wedding attend
ants will be the talk of the towr
for weeks to come. It's long list
covers an unusual span in age
and is full Of prominent names
This is the sort of wedding tina
a picture magazine would like II
cover. 1t will be beautifully dom
as is everything the. James Hal
Steinmans do and it will be full
of personality interest. 1t will
take place at 4:30 the Afternoon
of September Is in one of tn
beautiful gardens of the Stein
mans showplace outside Lancas
ter, Pa, and it will be followed
by a dinner in the terraced gar
dens for two or three hundred
guests.
Former Ambassador Joseph E
Davies will be best man for th'
bridegroom and Senator Russell
Long of Louisiana and real estat,
tycoon Morris CafritZ will be twt
of the 13 uShers. Joe Davies wa
good friend Of Peters father
the late Timothy Ansberry, ant
he's head of the law firm with
which Peter was associated a.
a partner until he recentl,
joined the Economic Stabilizatior
Agency.
Brunette Kay Long, Russell's
wife. will be a bridesmaid and sc
will Mrs. Drew Pearson and sleek
looking, blond Luvie, who's the
mother of a 19-year-old son, says
this will be her first experience as
q bridesmaid. Mrs. Leslie Douglas
the former Jean Wallace. daugh-
ter of Henry A. Wallace, will also
be among the 13 brides attend
ants as will Mrs. Henry Meigs o1
Frankfort, KY, daughter of for
mer Governor Simeon Will.
of Kentucky; Mrs. King Irwin
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Will.
liam LANCER: Mrs. Daniel Harri.
son of Houston, Tex, whose hus-
band is the son of a Texas OF
baron; young Phyllis Fritchey
debutante daughter of Claytor
Fritchey. head of the Defense De.
|partment's public relations; Mrs
George Triede and Mrs. DeCourcs
Orrick Of Baltimore, where "Tin-
ME" went to school and made hel
debut: Mrs. George Wrightson o.
Noroton, Conn, Mrs. Samue
Slaymaker Of Lancaster, Pa. {
cousin of Tinnie's and her two sis
tiers, Carrie, who is now Mrs
Thomas Nunan, and the younges
Steinman daughter, Peggy, wht
will be the maid Of honor.
Julio Huertematte, former COM
mercial Counselor of the Pan
amanian Embassy and now with
the International Monetary Fund
will be an usher and so will Jane!
McInnis Henderson, general coun'
sci for ESA and Peters boss
Bachelors Eugene Owens, Marvin
Coles, Frank Luther, Stephel
Mcmahon, jr. and Robert c. vii
son, jr. of New York are on thi
list along with lawyer Arthur Con
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Pan American Airways Photo.

don of the Davies firm, Edgar
Orme, jr., Bob Grosjean, who's
married to Emlen Knight Davies,
and Thomas Nunan.
Parties for the couple started
yesterday with Mac" Henderson, S
cocktail gathering in his Bethesda
house, to which were invited such
officials as Chief Justice Vinson,
Justice and Mrs. Tom Clark, Sen
ator James H. Duff, for whom
Tinnie works-she'S the No. 2 as
sistant in his Office; Special Coun-
sci to the President Charles
Murphy and his wife, Eric john
ston and Mike Disable. The STAN
ley Carrs will give a dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club for them on the
30th and the Condons a cocktail
to-do on September 6. The Pear
sons and CafritZes also will enter
tain for them along with score
of others, but the dates have not
been set yet. Peters stag dinner
will take place at the Burning
Tree Club on the Tuesday preced-
ing the wedding, as they will be
going up to Lancaster the follow
ing day. He and Tinnie haven't
decided on their honeymoon spot,
are open to suggestions. They can
only take week at this time.
X X \ \
AS a result of the Kefauver
Crime Committee investigations,
there are no gambling night spots
functioning this season in Sara
toga, visitors say. yet it is the
resorts biggest season in history.
Up from Washington last week
end went the Stuart Symlngtons
and the George CARROTS for some
Of the gayety. The former visited
the Jock Whitneys, who cele-
brated with a big birthday party
for Jock. The CARROTS were
guests of Mrs. Dodge Sloan. the
noted horse owner. The Bill Jack
sons were also on the scene visit
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Emily
Post

A reader asks: when a hostess
takes guest by surprise in ask
ing that she say grace before the
meal, how does the guest handle
this situation? She is, in other
words. not prepared with a suit
able prayer"
This is really an unforgivable
thing for a hostess to do because
it would not only be embarrassing
but humiliating to a guest not
used to saying grace. But one
who is caught in this situation
could at least bow her head and
say no more than God bless this
food, Amen"
Immediate
Dear Mrs. Post: We'd like
to limit our wedding reception to
immediate" families but we're
having some disagreement of the
meaning, immediate. Please
INOIIlC w OIlC 1CoNNCs
Answer: Immediate" means
parents and their own children
also very near relatives living
under one roof.
Again Wedding Problems
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm having a
rather small wedding but have
come up against a few problems
nevertheless. My f1ance's father Is
mot living and he has a stepfather
and my parents were divorced and
both are married again. (a) How
should my invitations be worded
and (b) how can these people be
seated at the church and Co be
managed at the reception which
will be almost entirely attended by
relatives and a few friends?
Answer: (a) Unless you have
! made your home with your father
and his wife lin which case the
invitation should go out in their
name) your mother and your
stepfather send out the invita-
tions. (b) Your mother is seated
in the front pew with her husband.
Your father, of course. takes you
> up the aisle and then joins his
wife who should be seated in the
third pew. His mother and step
father are seated in the first pew
on the right side as you enter the
church. (c) If they are friendly,
they can all go to the reception
but do not stand side by side. Your
mother with his mother beside
her would receive at the door Of
entrance and the father and STEP
! fathers would circulate among the
guests.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
'SteWort-Bernhordt

Announcement has been made
Of the marriage of Miss Dolores
Jean Stewart, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl L. Stewart, to Mr.. Ern-
est Ludwig Bernhardt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Bern
hardt. The ceremony took place
August in Mount Calvary Cath
olic Church, the Rev. Peter Ro-
kowski officiating.
Mrs. Rex. L. Hendrix was ma
tron of honor and bridesmaids
were the Misses Cathrine Nc
Geady and Doris Wibberding. Mr..
Ernest Dorey was best man and
uShers were Mr.. James Vaccaro
and Mr.. Thomas Shaver.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Society News:

Before Lady Pibulsonggram,
wife Of Thailand's Prime Minister,
leaves for her homeland, she
wanted to express her 'apprecia-
ton to those who made it possible
for her to visit various welfare Or
ganizations in the capital. So, last
evening the Ambassador and
Princess Wan Waithayakon did
something about it.
They invited some 80 or so per-
sons-most Of whom are either in
social service work or interested
in ito come by, the Embassy
from 6 to 8 o'clock. Guests were
greeted by the Ambassador and
his wife, Lady Pibulsonggram, and
Phya Srivisar Vacha, former
Foreign Minister of Thailand, who
is here as a representative from
his country in a claim against the
Thai government.
Among the places visited by
Lady Pibulsonggram during her
stay here were st. Vincent'S Home
for Girls, Friendship House, the
Children'S Bureau, Red Cross
Headquarters, the Society for the
Prevention of Blindness, Y. W.
C. A., United Community Serv
ices, Salvation Army. National
Training School for Boys. Home
for the Handicapped, Goodwill
Industries and Juvenile Court.
OffieioIs Present
Accepting the invitation were
Ambassador at Large and Mrs
Philip Jessup. The latter, long in
tereSted in social work, enter
tanned Lady Pibulsonggram at
luncheon and then took her on a
tour of the Home for the Handi-
capped.
Others stopping by were Judge
Edith Cockrill of Juvenile Court.
the Superintendent of the Ma
tional Training School for Boys
and Mrs. Harold E. HegStrom, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert E. Hoey and Mr..
Robert A. Burman of the State
Department; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Griffin of. E. C. A.; the counselor
of the Philippine Embassy and
Mrs. M. j. Gamboa, Mr.. Raymond
Miller of F. A. o.: Miss Marie
Leghtle Of the Red Cross, and Of
course members of the Embassy
staff.
Along with the usual hors
d'oeuvres, several Thai dishes
were served to the guests.
Stoe Luncheon
Dr.. Angel Florentine Pena,
Paraguay's Minister of Agriculture,
was the guest in whose honor the
Ambassador, DR.. Oscar Boettner,
entertained yesterday.
Attending the l o'clock lunch
con in the Carlton room of the
Carlton Hotel were El Salvador
Ambassador DR.. Hector David
Castro, Dominican Ambassador DR..
Francisco Thomen, Mexican Am
baSsador Senor Rafael de la
Colina, Peruvian Ambassador
Senor Fernando Berckemeyer,
Honduran Ambassador DR.. Rafael
Heliodoro Vale, Cuban Ambassa-
dor DR.. Luis Machado, Haitian
Ambassador Gustave Laraque,
Ecuador Ambassador Antonio
Penaherrera, Venezuelan Ambas-
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Hooue-Dunnohoo Ceremony Held

The Chapel Of the Holy Spirit
in the Washington Cathedral OF
St. Peter and st. Paul was the
scene of the wedding August II
of Miss Margot Jean Dunnahoo
and Mr.. Robert S. Hogue. Canon
George Gardner Monks performed
the ceremony.
The bride, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Gilbert l.. Dunnahoo OF
Chevy Chase, had her sister, Miss
Marilee Dunnahoo, as her only
attendant.
Mr.. Henry D. lavish served as
best man for the groom who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
C. Stewart of. Bethesda. After q
wedding trip to Wildwood, N. j.,
the couple will make their home
in Washington.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Portyfor Visitors

DR.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Cork
ran entertained at dinner at their
summer home, Moore Park, Tenn
pie Hills, Md, recently in honor
of Mrs. Corkran's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton w. Worth and their
daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Owens of Maple
Heights, Ohio. Also guests OF
honor at the party were Miss
Anne Worth and Miss Linda Owen
of Kenmore, N. Y, and Miss Anne
Spratt of Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Guest at Dinner

Maj. Gen. Walter K. Wilson
was guest of honor at a dinner
last night at Normandy Farm
given by the headquarters staff
of the American Red Cross. Gen
Wilson is due to retire soon from
his job as Iaison officer between
the Red Gross and the Secretary
of the Army.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Madeleine Vermillion to Mr.. Harry
Kemp, U.S.N., is announced by hel
parents, Mr.. Howard A. Vermillior
and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Vermillion
The wedding took place August
at the Mount Calvary Catholic
Church, the Rev. Peter Rakowski
officiating.
The groom is the son of Mrs
Alice Kemp of New Kensington
Pa, where the couple are honey
incoming. The bride will reside
here when Mr.. Kemp returns to
Cuba, where he is stationed.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Welfare Group Entertained;
Poroguoyon Minister Feted

,sador DR.. Antonio Martin Araujo,
lUruguayan Ambassador DR.. Jose A.
Mora and Colombian Ambassador
DR.. Cipriano Restrepo- -Jaramillo.
Others present were the AM
basSador Of Paraguay, to Mexico,
Senor Domingo Montanaro, Chief
of Protocol John Farr Simmons,
Paraguay Ambassador to the
United Nations, Senior Osvaldo
Chaves; Peruvian Ambassador to
the OAS, Senor Juan Bautista de
Lavalle; Mexican Ambassador to
the OAS. DR.. Luis Quintanilla; Ar
gentine Minister TO OAS, Senor
Arturo Ludiena; Nicaraguan Min
lister DR.. Rene Schick. Senior Jose
CaSado, DR.. Silvio Rodas Ortiz,
and Senor Thomas r. Salomoni,
First Secretary Of the Paraguay
Embassy in Mexico.
From the State Department
were Deputy Assistant Secretary
Thomas c. Mann, Director of
South American Affairs Fletcher
Warren, Mr.. Ralph Hilton, Mr.
A. r. Randolph and Mr.. John K.
Havemeyer. The vice president Of
the International Bank, Mr.. Rob-
ert L. Garner, was invited, and SO
were Father Joseph Thorning,
Mr.. A. N. overly. Mr.. David l..
Grove, Mr.. C. o. Rowe, Mr.. Will
liam Manger, Mr.. Arthur H An
derson, Senor Manuel DiaZ de
Vivar, Paraguayan Consul Gen.
eral in New York, the Paraguayan
Military Attache 1t. Col. Adal-
berto Canata. Mr.. Luis Corea and
the First Secretary, Senor Persio
DaSilva.
Leoving Next Week
The Ell Salvador Ambassador
and Sonora de Castro and their
daughter. Maria Teresa, will leave
September l by plane for San
Francisco, where the Ambassador
will attend the Japanese peace
conference. From there they plan
to go on a holiday and they will
be gone several weeks.
A farewell cocktail party will
be given this evening by the AS
sistant Military Attache of the
Indian Embassy, Maj. o. P. Rag
haven, who is being transferred
back to India.
In the gathering will be the
Military Attache and Mrs. Ban
|erji, Col. and Mrs. Matthew c.
Stewart, members of the Embassy
staff, of the United States Navy
and of the State Department.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Buffet Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. An
singer we're honored at buffet
supper and swimming party Sun
day at Westbrook House, summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Macpherson. Mr.. Anslinger, Com
missioner of Narcotics. and his
wife recently returned from New
York.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

NlT\C. ININSNEGI.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Marie
Sheridan and Mr.. Samual Tan
credi took place in st. Agnes
Roman Catholic Church August
18, Father Longmeir Speight off,
ciating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Philip Henry Sheridan and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pasquela Tancredi, all of
Arlington.
After a reception held at the
home of the brides mother, the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Canada and New York. They will
make their home at 1908 North
Oakland street in Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
St. Thomas
Party on 25th

Mrs. Alben w. Barkley. wife of
the vice president, and Mrs. Frank
Pace, wife Of the Secretary of the
Army, will be among those who
will pour tea at the annual benefit
bridge and canasta party spon-
sored by the women Of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church on Thursday
The West Ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel will be the scene Of the
party which will be held at 2
o'clock. $50.
Mrs. Lewis Sidney Morey is
chairman of the event. Others
assisting will be Mrs. William
Lewis Beale. Mrs. Leven Allen.
Mrs. Ralph Coolidge Mulligan.
Mrs. Rowland Marshall. Mrs. B. l..
Hardin, Mrs. Finley H. Calvert,
Mrs. ]. Rupert Mohler. Mrs. Albert
Cousins, Mrs. Robert M. Eaves,
Mrs. Grace Strait, Mrs. Harry
Taylor. Mrs. Charles r. Thompson.
Mrs. Buchanan Merryman. Mrs.
Mauricio Markmann and Miss
Frances Smith. Mrs. William P.
Fallon and Mrs. Rufus M. Roll
will be in charge of the cake and
candy table.
All those reserving tables are re-
quested to bring cards and score
pads. There will be handsome
prizes for the bridge and canasta
players. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Morey or from the
church Office.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Doctor to Marry
Miss Austin

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
L. Austin. Supply Corps U. s. N.
of Short Hills. N. j.. announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Marjorie Stout Austin, to DR..
John Mclean Morris. son Of DR..
and Mrs. Dubois s. Morris Of New
York and Westport, Conn. The
wedding is planned for February
IA, after which the couple will
spend a year in Europe. DR..
Morris will work on a Damon
Runyon Clinical Research Fellow
ship granted by the American
Cancer Society.
Miss Austin was graduated from
Bennett Junior College and is a
member of the Junior League Of
the Oranges. Her father is In
command of the Navy Supply
Corps School and the Naval Sup
ply Research Facility In Bayonne,
N. j.
DR.. Morris attended the Hotch-
kiss School and Princeton Univer-
sity where he was q member Of
Cap and Gown Club. He gradu-
ated from Harvard Medical School
and served as lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy Medical
Corps during the war.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
By Betty Beole.

It seems that one or two men,
bers of the National Symphony
Orchestra association who want
Mr.. Truman to attend more of
the orchestras concerts to give
it a boost, are unaware how much
the Trumans do to help the con-
cert and how much the majority
of association members appreciate
it. Despite the demands on his
time. the. President makes a point
of going to the concerts not only
when his daughter sings but also
when he can hear an accom-
plished pianist. Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman contribute annually what
yours truly considers a very sub
stantial amount to the annual
sustaining fund. Also Mrs. Tru-
man attends the kickoff luncheon
every year. The association as
whole not only has no COM
plants, but feels that the Presi-
dent and his wife have always
been most cooperative in sup
porting the orchestra.
When President Truman had
lunch at the Capital the other
day with the Missouri delegation,
steak from st. Joseph was served,
which Immediately led to a dis
cussion of Jesse James. tCatch
on?-there are bigger hold-ups
today than at the beef counter)
The day before he lunched at
the Supreme Court of the wild
duck Justice Bill Douglas shot.
Don't know what kind of talk
that led to.
Beautiful blond Marian FIRE.
linghuysen and svelte blond Luvie
Pearson emplane tomorrow for Al
bany whence they will head for
their respective destinations in
Massachusetts,. Luvie is going to
Amherst to see her son, Tyler
Abel. and the two will drive back
to Washington as soon as his mid
term exams are over. Marian is
going to her summer home in
Lenox to oversee some renovating
after which she will whip down to
Palm Beach. but not for q long
stay. The stork will pay visit
around April !.
Doris Fleeson will talk to the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Guild Of st. Johns Church
Evening star., 1951-01-22
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

This is the drama Of a "too
beautiful woman" In five acts.
Act I. Corinne is a little girl.
People say to her mother, in front
of Corinne, what a beautiful
child! You must be proud to
have such a lovely daughter" /"
Corinne gets the idea that she
is little better than other
children.
Act II. Corinne is q teen-ager.
She never lacks for dates. She
has every dance taken. while other
girls are wallf1owers. She doesn't
have to try to be agreeable, she
gets attention just the same. She
gets the idea that she owes moth
ing to the world except to be
beautiful and that certainly re-
quires little effort!
Act III. Corinne is married.
She can't help feeling that her
husband is a lucky man! So
many fellows wanted to marry
her and she chose him! Surely
he never can forget what a
privilege it is to have a wife
like Corinne! Surely he'll try to
show his gratitude by unceasing
efforts to make her happy, to give
her the advantages which other
and wealthier men could have
given her, to enrich her life in
every way. OF course, she wants
to be a good wife, too. but she
hardly stops to speculate on that.
After all, she has given her hus-
band a priceless gift which a
dozen other men were eager to
get. What more can he ask?
Act w. Corinne is a wife.
mother and homemaker-and
very unhappy in all three roles.
No one ever told her that all
three required hard work. No.
body ever prepared her for them.
Her silly mother never prepared
her for anything except to be
beautiful! She resents the de-
mands made by the home. the
children and the husband. Can't
somebody else do all those things