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zajednieki piknik |
ProsIaya Pomlatka

Benwood, w. Va. - Odsje-
ci broj 2, SO i 745 u Benwood-
u, skupa sa bratskim odsje-
Gina broj 523 u Warwoodu i
broj 564, koji Sc nalazi pre-
ko rijeke u Yorkville, Ohio,
priredjuju zajednicki piknik u
nedjelju, "a. julia owe godine.
Piknik ce biti ma istom mje-
stu, gdje smo prosle godine
slavili 60-godisnjicu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice, a to je ma
TayIor's Grove, stop 2312 u
Lansing, Ohio, ma U. S. Route
40.
Ma ovom pikniku ce svi-
rati vrlo dobri i popularni
tamburaski zbor "Plavi Du-
nav" il Cleveland, Ohio, pod
vodstvom brata Franje Mu-
"a. Sa ovim piknikom cemo
ujedno proslaviti i 4O-tu 60
disnjicu Pomlatka Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice i 26-godis-
njicu opstanka englesko po-
slujuceg odsjeka.
, Stoga Sc pozivlju svi cla-
novi gore pomenutih odsjeka,
kao ostali clanovi nase Ia
jednice susjednih mjesta i saw
mas nafod mjesta i okolice, da
mas posiete u sto vecem bro
ju, pa da nam time pomognu
uzvelicati mas piknik i gore
pomenute proslave nasih or
ganizacija. Jela i plea ce biti
kao obicno ma swim nasim
piknicima, a "a to kao sve
drugo pobrinuti ce Sc mas "a
jednicki odbor, koji vas sve
ocekuje vidjeti ma ovom pix
niku.
John Nj. Baron, Sr., predsj,
odsjeka broj 2 H. B. q.
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KONCERTl
ZABAVE |
PROSLAVE
Piknik odsjeka II

Cleveland, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Zvijezda", odsjek broj IA
HBz. priredjuje svoj godisnji
piknik, koji ce Sc odrzati u
nedjelju, "a. julia owe godine
ma Kekic Farm, u Avon, Ohio.
Piknik pocima u IL sati o
podne pa do kasno u vecer.
Ma istom cemo po nasem obi
caju imati pecene janjetine i
drugih dobrih zagrizaka, kao
i hladnih napitaka. Prisutne
ce zabavljati vrlo dobri i pop
ularni tamburaski zbor "Sil-
yer Strings, pod vodstvom
! Joseph Sedlacek.
Stoga pozivljemo sve nase
clanove prijatelje il mjesta
| i okolice, da mas posjete i ola
Sc zajednicki pozabavimo
razveselimo.
, Svi nam dobro dosli do vi
djenja ma pikniku!
George Kufrin, tajnik.
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Piknik odsjeka rs

Waukegan, Ill. - Odsjek
broj IS HBZ, priredjuje svoj
godisnji piknik u nedjelju, II.
Julia 1855, u Foss Park, No.
Chicago.
Bit ce ma raznju pecene
janjetine gotove oko IL sati o
podne, kao j svakovrsnog
hladnog plea.
Pozivljemo sve nase clano-
We, kao ostale prijatelje mje-
sta okol.ce da mas posjete ma
ovom pikniku u sto vecem
broju, pa da Sc ma istom po
domace proveselimo. Svl ste
nam dobro dosli, a "a dobar
docek podvorbu pobrinuti &c
sc mas odbor.
Lucia SlOne, perov.
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Piknik odsieka 217

Benld, Ill. - Odsjek broj
217 HBz. "Srce Isusovo" pri-
redjuje svoj ovogodisnji pix
mix, koji &c Sc odrzati u ne
djelju 81. julia, u Benld City
Parku.
Pc obiGaju ma pikniku ce
biti sa raznja mlade pecene
prasetine kao i vruce JAMIE
tine "a objed, a hladna plea ne
ce faliti. Ma pikniku ce posli-
je podne svirati tamburaski
zbor Royal Tamburitzans" IL
East st. Louis, Illinois. Pies
pocima u 8 sati u vecer traje
do II sati u noci.
Zato pozivljemo sve nase
clanove, kao i sve clanove ma
sih bliznjih drustava, tako.
djer j saw mas narod iz mjesta
i okolice, da mas posjete ma
ovom pikniku u sto vecem
broju.
Joe Trgovcic, predsj.
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Piknik odsjeka 535

Mldlanu, ia. - LII u 5 V U
"Gospa cd Zdravlia", odsjek
broj 535 HBZ. odrzati ce svoj
piknik u nedjelju, II. julia owe
godine ma dobro poznatom
miestu - Crucible Parku, u
Midland, Pa.
Ma pikniku cemo imati u
izobilju S raznja vruce pece-
ne janjetine Cd podne pa do
kasno u vecer, a tako isto i
svakojakih napitaka. Oni ko-
il zele, po nasem starom obi
caju, moci ce nositi janjetinu
i kuci "a objed i veceru. Ia
kodjer cemo imati dobru
glazbu, nasu milozvucnu tam
buricu, koja ce sa svojom
svirkom sve mas veseliti, sta
re i mlade.
Posto je ovo mas prvi ovo-
godisnji piknik, stoga Sc po-
zivaju svi clanovi naseg od-
sjeka, kao ostali clanovi ma
Sc Zajednice mjesta i okolice
svi prijatelji, da mas posjete
u sto vecem broju i da Sc ta-
ko uz toplu janjetinu, hladno
pice milozvucnu tamburicu
ma lijepom svijezem zraku u
godno pozabavimo i provese-
limo u Crusible Parku ma II.
julia!
Ia dobar docek podvorbu
.jamci mas odbor, koji vas oce-
kuje sve ma ovom pikniku.
Svi nam dobro doSli,
Mary Muhic, tajnica.
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Poziv ma piknik

aceSoSA SSAS "s -
burgh's All-University Tam
buritzans &c odrzati svoj pix
mix u nedjelju, II. julia 1855,
u Clarion Park, Shelter 4.
Piknik ce poceti tocno u l sat
poslije podne, ma kojem ce Sc
posluzivati vruca S raznja pc
cena janjetina i svjezi napitci.
U 2 sata poslije odne &c Pitts
burgh's Tammie soft ball
team igrati sa hrvatskim tea
MON IL Clairtona odmah ma
zemljistu uz piknik, a u tri
sata &c biti igra "a djecu uz
nagrade.
Glavni program ce poceti u
4 sata poslije podne, ma kojem
ce nastupiti Pittsburgh's ALL
University Tamburitzans, pod
vodstvom Mr.. Matt l.. Gouze,
sa glazbom, plesovima pies
mama. Imati cemo dvije dru-
ge orkestre, tamburaski zbor
IL Burgettstowna, uz kojeg ce
pjevati soprano Dorothy Ko-
sovec, mladi tamburaski
zbor "Sloga' il Monessena.
Takodjer cemo imati j druge
Kolo Grupe, koje &c nastupiti
ma nasem programu, kao i
odlicne govornike.
Kolo Jamboree &c poceti u
Z sati u vecer, a svirati &c
Greyco Recording Orchestra.
Bit &c zabave, plesa pjesme
uz hranu pice do pol noci.
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Piknik odsjeka 358

Hammond, Ind. - Drustvo
"Maywoodites', odsjek 358
HBz, priredjuje svoj prvi O.
vogodisnji piknik, koji &c Sc
odrzati u nedjelju II. julia,
ma zemljistu brata John Pal
jug ma 1927 West 25 Avenue,
Black Oak, Indiana.
Brace i sestre, wanna je poz-
nato da mas odsjek nije odrza-
vac nikakvih piknika jos Cd
1851. godine, pa je vec vrije-
me da nesto poradimo "a nasu
odsjecnu blagajnu. Stoga vas
odbor poziva da budete svi
prisutni ma istome. Piknik po-
Gina u ID sati O podne, ma ko-
jem &c biti sa raznja pecenke,
te "hot dogs" i drugih raznih
tecnih zagrizaka, kao i svako-
jakih napitaka Ia okrijepu.
Svlratl ce naSa dOmaca muzl-
ka, koja ce zabavljati sve sta
70 mlado.
Stoga brace sestre odsje-
ka 358 jos jednom vas vas od-
Dor poziva, da budete prisutni
ma istome, te isto pozivamo
sve Hrvate, Srbe i Slovence,
kao i clanove drugih bratskih
druStava say mas narod ovog
mjesta i okolice. Sve vas poz-
dravlja i ocekuje odbor "a
piknik, j klice yam dobro nam
doSli,
Ia odbor,
S. Novosel,
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Piknik odsjeka 504
StrutherS Ohio. - O,

Struthers, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 5O4 H. B. z. priredjuje
svoj prvi ovogodisnji piknik
u subotu, %. julia, ma dobro
poznatom mjestu Ohlin Grove
ma Struthers-NeW MiddletOwn
Road.
Ovime pozivamo sveukupno
clanstvo naseg odsjeka, kao
i ostalu bracu sestre su-
sjednih odsjeka Mahoning
Lawrence County okolice,
da mas recenog dana posje-
te. da Sc S mama zajedno u
li.iepoi prirodi i svjezem IRA
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ku medjusobno porazgovore i
provesele.
Biti &c ma raznju pecene
janjetine drugog jela, a uz
to nece manjkati niti dobrog
hladnog plea svima ma pre-
tex. Ia ljubitelje plesa Ia
bave svirati &c Dave Zupko-
vich.
Ovo je mas prvi ovogodis-
Mi piknik, pa prema tomu
apeliramo ma samo clanstvo
odsjeka, kao i ostali mas ma
rod, da mas gore recenog da-
ma posjete.
Vincent Radilovic, predsj.
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cher Avenue. Ulaz bezplatan.
Sve vas pozivljemo i pozdrav-
ljamo.
John NJ. Bejo, racunovodja.
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GLAVNl NADZORNI ODBOR
Charles j. Verbanic
Milan Skrtic
Matthew Belanic
Sylvia Niksic
Nikola Borich
Matt Goretta
N. j. Nikolac
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IZVRSNl l FTNANCIJALNl
ODBOR
v. I. Mandich
Joseph Bella
John Ovcarich
Martin krasich
Michael Grasha
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S. Novosel,
j. b. Rady,
Nick MilakOyich
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Acts twice as fast as aspiri
Won't upset
your stomach!

Ask your ovtn doeios about Bufferin's
remarkable ability to relieve pain, about
its freedom from harmful ingredients.
. years Of continuous medical research
in hospitals and clinics have established
Buferin's effectiveness and speed Of ac-
ton. Bufferin has met the rigid tests a
doctor demands Of medicines used in his
own practice.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
THE BLACKBOARD GANGSTERS
Continued from page eleven

Then you're right, Miss Carpenter.
The theft was planned in advance by one
of the boys or girls in this room. and the
thief - and money are still here
The tension was building beautifully.
The boy must be in sweat. He. hadn't
expected his theft to be found out so soon,
before he got chance to sneak the money
out of the room.
what time does the first period end,
Miss Carpenter?"
AT 9:35."
Every head turned toward the clock on
the wall.
''And it's only S:56." ElIery said cheer
fully. That gives US 80 minutes more
than enough time. Unless the boy or girl
who planned this crime wants to return
the loot to Miss Carpenter here and now?''
This time he stared directly from David
10 Howard to Joey. His stare said: Ih1fe
TO do this, boys. bur Of course TH have to If
y0n think you can ger away with il.
The Straecr boys full lips were twisted.
The skinny redhcad, Joey Buell., stared
back sullenly. Howard Ruffo's pencil
tWirled faster.
It's one Of those nvee, all right.
Il see well have TO do il the hard way"
Ellcgy said. Sorry | can't produce the
thief with flick Of my wrist, the way it's
done in books. but in real life detection
like crime = is pretty uncxciting stuff.
Well begin with a body search. It's vol
untary, by the way. Anybody rather not
chance search? Raise your hands
Not a muscle moved.
I'm search the boys, Miss Carpenter.
You roll those two bulletin boards over
to that corner and search the girls.
LIE next few minutes were noisy. As
each boy was searched and released he
was sent to the blackboard at the front Of
the room. The girls were sent to the rear
Find anything. Miss Carpenter?''
Rose Perez has single dollar bill.
The other girls either have small change
or no money at all"
mo sign Of the original envelope?"
No"
Il found two boys with bills, in each
case single. too. David Strager and
Joey Buell.. No envelope"
Louise's brows met.
Ellery glanced up at the clock. 9:07.
He strolled over to her. Don't show
them you're worried. There's nothing to
worry about. We have 28 minutes" He
raised his voice, smiling. Naturally the
Evening star., 1955-09-11

thief has ditched the money, hoping to
recover il when the coast is clear. It's
therefore hidden somewhere in the class
room. All right, Miss Carpcnter, well
take the desks and seats first. Look under
them, too - chewing gum makes handy
adhesive. En-, class?''
Four minutes later they looked at each
other, then up at the clock. Oil. "a
minutes remaining.
We'll. said Elley.
He began to ransack the room. Books,
radiators, closets, hinchbaes. wall maps,
the terrestrial globe. He even emptied
Louise's three pots Of geraniums and
sifted the earth.
His eyes kept returning to the clock
more and more often.
ELLERY searched everything in the room.
from the socket Of the American flag to
the inSect-filIed bowls Of the old light fix
lures, reached BY standing on desks.
Everything.
''It's not here!' whispered Louise in his
ear.
The Buell., Ruffo. and Straeer boys
were nudsing one another. grinning.
well, well, : Elley said. He sat down.
Interesting. Something Of a problem al
that.
Of course! He got up and checked two
things he had missed. the cup Of the pencil
sharpener and the grid covering the loud
speaker Of the PA system.
He took out a handkerchief and wiped
mis- neck.
Really HffIe. silly. A sckooiboy.
Ellery glanced at the clock, irritated.
9:29. Six minutes left in which not only
TO find the money but identify the thief!
He leaned against Louise's desk. forcing
himself to relax
II was these simple" problems. Moth
ing big and important like murder, black
mail, bank robbery. A miserable seven
dollars lifted by teen-aee delinquent in
a classroom. :.
He thought furiously.
Let the bell ring at 0:35 and the boy
strut out Of Miss Carpenters room unde-
tected, with his loot. and he would send
up howl like wolf cub over his first kill.
WHO says these big-shof law jerks ain'f
naoHkeys? The biggesfi He's a lot o.
HOfiiH'. Wind. See me stand him on his
eGy? ? AHd This Is JUST for openers. VAR tN
Igef goir' for real. not ibis kid sfgE.
No. nothing big and important like
Continued ON nexf naPe
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Delegates Bound
For Los Angeles

A delegation from WASH
ington is planning to attend
the 34th annual convention of
the Pilot Club international
to be held July 27-30 in Los
Angeles.
Miss Helen Hoffman, a past
international president and
member OF the local club, is
convention chairman.
Also attending from the Dis
trict will be Mrs. Charles
Havlena. a director of Pilot
international; Mrs. Walter
NaDu, lieutenant governor Of
District 16, and Mrs. Ina Rus
sell Stacy. president of the
Washington Pilot Club.
Pilot International is a clas-
sified service organization for
executive business and profess
sional women. England, Cam
eda. France, Japan and Ber-
muda are expected to be
represented at the Los Angeles
meeting.
A special convention guest
will be Miss Toshiko Morikawa
Of Tokyo.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Salmon Steaks Parsley Potatoes
Spinach Nodded Vegetable Salad
Cdntdloupe
Nodded Vegetable Salad
cups finely shredded cabbage "a cup cold water
ia cups chopped celery az cups hot tomato juice
cups shredded carrots u cup lemon juice
u cup chopped green pepper teaspoon salt
tablespoons sugar "a teaspoon pepper
u cup wine vinegar " teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoons gelatin tablespoons grated onion
Combine cabbage celery, carrots and pepper;
marnate in and vinegar for hour Soften gelatin in
cold water and dissolve in tomato juice Add lemon juice salt
mustard and onion. Drain vegetables and add to
gelatin mixture Pour into 1quart ring mold and chill until
firm Unmold fill center with cottage cheese If desired. Serve
with mayonnaise Makes six to eight servings
SATURDAY
LiDer and Bacon Baked Potato
Buttered Onions Carrot Sticks
Fruit Cup Refrigerator Spice Cookies
Refrigerator Spice Cookies
q cup lard 2 cups sifted a-purpose flour
"a cup firmly packed brown teaspoons baking powder
sugar 2 teaspoon salt
"a cup white sugar teaspoon cinnamon
/ egg u teaspoon dry mustard
! teaspoon vanilla u teaspoon ginger
Cream lard and together until light and fluffy.
Blend In and vanilla St together remaining ingredients
and gradually blend into first mixture Mix WELL Divide
ure into parts and place waxed paper Shape
rolls about Ia inches in diameter and wrap paper.
Chill several hours and cut into slices about inch thick
Bake ungreaed cookie sheet at 425 degrees minutes
Cool wire cake rack. Makes about dozen cookies.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
New Fasion Center
BEING Planned for N. Y.

ter designs that will click with
both come the fall. These are
in winter cottons, a wool plaid
jumper and cut velveteen in
bright red. Carolyn says there
are as many silhouettes as
there are women-and designs
accordingly. She suggests
wearing dark green nylon
hosiery with Black Watch
plaids and the deep mottled
greens for the new season.
Like Tina Lesser and several
other designers, she has taken
shetland wool blankets and
dreamed UP the most wonder
full kind of casual dresses. The
verdant look of spring for fall
is her way of summing up the
great use of moss green, yel-
lows, reds and nyacinth blue
in her color lineup for reed
slim flannel sheaths and easy
swinging full-skirted dresses.
Opalescent satins in formal
length ballgowns made UP one
of the prettiest groups of eve
ming dresses we've seen this
week. They were spotlighted
by Hannah Troy and all the
great elegance Of the Italians
that Hannah so admires is
evident in these ballgowns with
their voluminous skirts. and
gigantic fringed bow sigma
ture notes.
...t Il i
Roxanne of Samuel Winston
has a silhouette to mark-the
coquille which means shell in
French. There are many vari-
ations in late-day clothes Of
this skirt treatment with four
giant shell-shaped godets
rounding out from the hipline
Of a high-bosomed, body
molding sheath. Skirts in the
suit group rise high In empire
fashion. Tweed hits its stride
when topped by q blouse Of
tucked chiffon for after-five
wear.
Il 4 4 =
In the Branell group we like
the continuance Of the shirt
waist trend in the one piece
satin skirts with jeweled CASH
mere knit tops in colors Of
pink. apricot and white.
The sheath Is seen here as in
other collections in dresses for
every hour. for everywhere.
Branell's gain Importance
through empire satin bodices or
by being topped with jackets
possessing q bloused look.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
OAR CHOPPERS
New Officers

Three Daughters OF the
American Revolution chap
ters have elected new ofiicers.
They include:
Monticello Chapter, District
DAR-Mrs. w. Parks Crater,
regent; Miss Elizabeth Bourn,
vice regent: Mrs. Norman T.
Smith. chaplain; Mrs. Randall
v. Oakes. recording secretary:
Miss Helen C. Hale. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Rob-
ert s. Beall, treasurer; Miss
Helen Louise White, registrar:
Mrs. E. M. Button. historian;
and Mrs. s. B. Woodbridge,
librarian.
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter,
District DAR-Mrs. Fred w.
Holt. regent: Mrs. George B.
Furman. vice regent; Mrs.
Hugh ]. Davis. chaplain; Mrs.
A. Henry Thurston, recording
secretary: Mrs. Charles M.
Marsh, corresponding secre-
Evening star., 1955-07-14

tary; Mrs. Edwin s. Van Deu-
sen. treasurer; Miss Helen e.
Townsend. registrar: Mrs.
Charles j. Long. historian:
Mrs. William L. Pringle, IL
brarian: and Mrs. John Lee
Coulter. delegate.
American Liberty Chapter,
District DAR-Mrs. Donald II.
Saunders. regent; Miss Eliza
beth @. Clark, vice regent;
Mrs. John w. Alexander, chap
lain: Mrs. Fred E. Hornaday,
recording secretary: Mrs.
Howard C. Woster. treasurer:
Mrs. E. NJ. Pickens. registrar:
Mrs. j. NJ. Carter, historian:
Mrs. G. T. Everett, librarian;
and Mrs. Donald Richard Ernst
delegate.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Peoch-Blueberry Rings

Peach -Blueberry Rings
/ package lemon favored GEL
attn
/ cup boiling water
y cup liquid from canned cling
peaches
1 No. sos can sliced cling
peaches
cup sweetened. fresh blue
berries
Dissolve gelatin in boiling
water. Add peach liquid and
mix. Pour q small amount
into bottoms Of 8 well-oiled in
dividual ring molds. Let stand
until partially set. Press 3
peach slices into the bottom
Of each mold. Chill remaining
gelatin until partially set. Add
the blueberries and any re-
naming peaches. chopped.
Pour on top Of the peach slices
In the molds. Chill until set
and unmold on mounds of cot
tage cheese which have been
arranged on greens. Fill the
centers with additional cottage
cheese. Makes 8 servings.
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cheese eokes
Long Island Duckhng Applesauce
Wild Rice Broccoli Cucumber Salad
Peach CheeSecake Iced Coffee
Peach Cheesecake
11z cups evaporated milk package lemond Favored
! (No. 21a) cling peach gelatin
slices 2 cups cream-style cottage
"a cup cheese
teaspoon salt y teaspoon almond extract
beaten eggs Butter
Butter u cup zwieback crumbs
Chill milk in ice Of refrigerator crystals begin
form around edges Chill bowl for whipping peaches
chop remainder for garnishing Combine
chopped peaches with salt Cook
heat until thckened stirring constantly heat
and add gelatin Stir until dissolved Beat milk until thick
and fluffy Fold in fruit mxture then cottage cheese and
almond extract Chill 20 minutes Butter sides and bottom
of spring form of 10nch tube Coat with
Turn peach mixture into it, garnh with peach slices and chill
until firm at least hours Serves six to eight.
MONDAY
Chicken o. Veal Chop Men Noodles
Green Beans Lettuce Salad
Chocolate Pudding
Chicken O. Veal
Ia pounds veal steak tablespoons fat
"a flour / chicken rice
= teaspoon salt V cup sliced pimiento olives
V teaspoon paprika Chow men noodles
Cut veal into 1-nch strips Roll in blended flour salt
and paprika Brown both sides in hot fat skillet Add
Cover and low heat 20 minutes Add olives
four to six servings.
Hanonrger patttes Crazy Whipped !,o Potatoes
Blackberries and Cream
Corn-Tomato Casserole
3 cups corn, cut from cob 2 tablespoons butter
tomatoes. sliced thick Salt and pepper
u onion, chopped fine cup coarse bread crumbs
! green pepper. chopped slices bacon, diced
Spread half the in a casserole with slices Of
tomato packed closely together sprinkle with half the onion
pepper. Repeat Top with crumbs diced bacon
Bake in 375degreeF. for As minutes Serves four
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Continued From Page B.


than particular attention to.
For the creative genius of this
great coat and suit manufac-
turer is such that his touch
is felt through the entire mar
ket in fashions that have their
basis in his original high
priced, high-fashion designs.
They're copied widely and
that's the greatest compliment
sometimes a manufacturer can
have.
Lustre wool coats in straight
cuts are seen at Zuckerman's.
The new shoulder line that
bumps a bit replacing the slop-
ing shoulders is here with its
strong eastern feeling. Nehru's
coat has come to Seventh ave-
nue. via Zuckerman and the
narrow-high bosomed coat sill
houette with a gentle fare at
the hemline, often 2 to IL
inches shorter than the slim
skirt or dress worn with it is
a forecast of things to come
in tunics. This is top tailor
ing by a master with the seams
angled and the general effect
of the coats standing a bit
away from the body. Over
coats like the Zuckerman ones
have wide revers or collars of
dark or white mink, sable or
a new wine-colored Persian
lamb trimming them. Amer
ican broadtail dyed in vivid
colors line others.
Slender is the line here and
superb the looks Of just about
everything In the Zuckerman
collection. i
Suburbia swears by B. H.
Wragge. who represents the
ultimate in casual fashions
with cosmopolitan poise. 9th
ers that swear by a B. H.
Wragge design include women
who travel and want a WE'LL
integrated look of worldly
chic. To Wragge blouses and
skirts are only right when
they look complete. Little
abbreviated coats of bright red
tweed with a circle neckline
are very flattering. We liked
his color comb Of a gray fan
mel straight skirt. a white
above-the-elbo cable-knit
turtleneck sweater and a short
coat in a color he calls wild
oats mot beige or camel but
in between).
y 4
Carolyn Schnurer has done
q couple Of mother and daugh-
Evening star., 1955-07-14
To Fill WV Post,
In Alexandra

Mrs. Cleo S. Nimmons. who
has been serving as a branch
executive director of the Young
Women's Christian Association
in Columbia. s. c., has been
appointed program director of
the Alfred Street Center of the
Alexandria YWCA.
Mrs. Nimmons win begin her
work in Alexandria September
/. She is a graduate of Ben
nett College in Greensboro,
N. c., and also has served as
a volunteer Y-Teen Club adj
wiser In Greensboro.
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lat Sea Island

Among recent arrivals at
The Cloister. Sea Island, Ga.
were Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Baker. Col. and Mrs. Melton
A. Lehr Of Washington. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meene-
ham of Chevy Chase.