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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
LAW IN THE NEWS
Horem Toking Tour
AHeodoche to Host

Thousand and One Nights TO
our own shores. For bigamy
is a crime In America. even
where condoned by religion.
It wasn't long ago that
the Mormons were vigorously
prosecuted for practicing
polygamy. Even today, mem
bers OF certain sects are oc-
casionally arrested for at
tempts to re-establish 1t as a
divinely ordained custom.
Fortunately for our own
officials, Ibn Saud and his
party we're strictly stag when
they visited the United States
in 1856, So we never had to
face the problem Of how to
treat a harem. legally speak
ing. Moslems are people Of
great dignity, and presum-
ably have avoided any posi-
bility Of embarrassment by
not bringing their women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
LAW IN THE NEWS
BY Phil Yeager and John STARK


Contributing writers for The star
Italian government ofiicials
are nursing headaches these
days over q visit to the beach
resort town Of Fregene by the
Imam Of Yemen.
The ailing potentate. abso-
lutte ruler Of five million
Arabs. came to Italy to be
treated for arthritis. He
brought along a harem con-
sisting OF 8 queens. 80 concu-
bines. and a small army Of
scimitar-carrying guards who
have already taken a few
swipes at overly curious
newsmen.
In view Of our own Middle
Eastern alliances, 1t is far
from idle 10 speculate on
what might happen in the
United States II some royal
visitor from the desert lands
were to bring q bit Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Records Back Auto Seat Belts
By DR.. PETER }. sTEINcRoHN

Basal metabolism. protein
bound iodine or radio iodine
uptake determinations.
Here are some OF the symp-
toms Of the common variety
of under-active thyroid: Loss
Of pep. weakness and fatigue,
requiring more heat and
blankets than others. short
ness Of breath on moderate
exertion. aches and pains,
menstrual disturbances.
II you have hypothyroidism
your doctor will find that
your skin and hair are dry,
yuor nails are brittle. your
are probably overweight. and
your pulse is slow. When he
starts out on the diagnostic
trail he will discover that
your basal metabolic rate is
minus 20 COR lover: your
protein bound iodine is below
4. and your radioactive iodine
uptake will be below Is per
cent. Your cholesterol may
be a little high, you will be
anemic and your. electrician
diogram and blood sugar
curves will show specific
changes.
Once the doctor is suspi-
cious you may have a lazy
thyroid gland, he rarely fails
to make the diagnosis with
these various tests. He will
put you on Thyroid extract.
Don't expect immediate i'm
provement because 1t takes
a few weeks or months for
the thyroid to get in its &C
ton.
But II yours is a true case
Of hypothyroidism tunder-
active) you can look for
ward to being a much pep
pier and healthier person.
Your "draggy" days will have
become a complaint Of the
past.
STYES (fururcles of the
eyelash follicles) are a COM
mon and disturbing infec-
ton. Some people keep on
I have read about a clue dis
covered by doctors in Eng
land. They found that 80
per cent Of persons with styes
harbored the staphylococcus
aureus germ in their nasal
passages. A much higher
percentage than found in the
normal person.
The run Of styes was bro
ken when these people APP
piled anti-biotic ointment to
the nose and eyelids.
CReleased By The Bell Syndicate. Inc
Tomorrow: Chest pains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
FEATURE Rcz
JIM BISHOP:
REPORTER
SoboI Pats the Names He Uses
The Broadway Columnist

The Broadway Columnist
Conclusion
1.-The last Of q breed makes
Ill the stops. Louis Sobol
pauses at six to nine clubs
per night. spending 20 to 80
minutes In each place. dig
eing for items for his column.
None Of his material is acidu-
lous or electrifying. 1t is
pleasant and gabby; he pats
the names he uses. He loves
people like an orphan on
visiting day.
HE NEVER demands atten-
. ton from a headwaiter: il
he sees a married man with a
woman not his wife, it will
not get into the column; he
tips cab drivers and hat
check girls a quarter: a
waiter gets So; most clubs
refuse to issue a check to
the Sobols; the columnist
Is greeted everywhere by vel
come smiles and turned
. heads: Louis Sobol today is
: better known. and liked, than
any of the people, about
whom he writes.
At 7::35 pm. Mrs. Sobol
led the way to the back ele-
vator at 81, nodding greet
ings as she went. Upstairs.
there was a cocktail party
: buzzing with beauties and
: booze. Mr.. Sobol knows
everybody and. when a name
will not come. he mumbles
under his breath to the smil-
ing Peggy, who grunts the
name back to him.
The Sobols stayed long
enough to felicitate the guest
Of honor, thank the host.
say hello to the Kriendlers
and Charles Berns. nod to
Madeleine Hoffman. Glenda
Farrell and Radie Harris.
and be OF. Each time that
Mr.. Sobol saw an item, his
brown-covered nickel note
book came out. He scrawled
) big letters. slapped the book
shut, and left.
. At $40 pm. the Sobols
were at the Colony to dine.
Mr.. S. used to drink pretty
heartily; now he confines
himself to two before dinner.
The rest of the night. he
.soaks up ginger ale. While
eating a steak, Mr.. Sobol's
eyes darted around the room,
making little billiards on peo-
pie. He spotted Mr.. and Mrs.
George Skouras. and a stock
swindler who was practicing
on q pretty girl; a man who
table-hopped to talk to the
Sobols: Richard Rodgers of
Rodgers q Hammerstein;
and Monsignor Carroll-Ab-
hing of the Italian Boys
Towns.
= After dinner. the Sobols
walked to the Stork Club and
sat in the cab Room. sip
ping and looking and nod
ding. They saw Mr.. and Mrs.
.Wheelock Bingham. Of Mays
who were celebrating their
.25th wedding anniversary
and talking about a gift they
had received from Joseph
Eckhouse Of Gimbels.
Leaving. Sherman Billings
ley met them at the door
laden with expensive per-
fume. 1t was in gold lipstick
cases. and Peggy Sobol
gasped when a dozen were
showed iRto her hand.
They walked to Toots
Shor's in time to say hello to
Mrs. Shor, who weighs about
IS pounds, and her husband.
who hits 285. They chatted
with Myles Lane, who prose-
cuted the RoSenbergs. and
nodded to James Cannon,
Who looked as though he had
just lost an appeal.
A tab took them to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

READERS ASK ME why I
continue to harp on the need
for seat belts in automobiles.
II you have read any OF the
statistics. you will agree that
the auto seat belt is unques-
tionably a limb-saving and
life-saving gadget.
Recent studies at Cornell
University have analysed the
reports Of police and highway
patrols on 5000 motor car ac-
cidents. 1t was found that the
risk Of being injured fatally
is greater increased when the
occupant is thrown from the
car.
In fact, the thrown person
has a flve times greater
chance Of being killed than
the fellow passenger who has
remained in the car. 1t was
found that the seat beside the
driver is the most dangerous;
and that the middle Of the
back seat Is the safest.
The Cornell investigators
believe that seat belts and de-
vices for keeping the doors
shut tight could save 5000
lives a year.
Yet, I wonder how many
reading this column today
will be calling on their ga
rage mechanics for seat belts.
Disbelief and procratination
are often our great enemies.
49,
ARE YOU living your life
at 100 per cent capacity, or
are you just dragging your
SELF through your days? So
many readers complain Of
fatigue and nervousness.
They say they have had all
kinds Of X-rays and blood
examinations-but the doctor
has not yet found the cause.
I tell them some day their
their dotcor will get around
to examining their thyroid by
special tests. ! believe that
the borderline variety Of hy-
pothyroidism is one Of the
most commonly overlooked
diagnoses.
Every patient who has lost
his pep should have any one
or all-of the following
tests Of thyroid function:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
Kiwonis Convention

MARTINsBURG. W. Va,
June 10 (SpeciaD The 40th
annual West Virginia Kiwanis
District convention will be held
In Clarksburg September 81
through 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
SEE YOUR FRANCHISED HOTP0

NORTHWEST
AZ A APPLIANCE
1874 Georgia Ave. NV.
DAlMO
SOS Wisconsin Ave. NV.
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th & D SIS. NV.
TopD'S TElEvlSioN & APPLIANCES
llth a. SIS. NV.
DISCOUNT FAIR
72l llth 81. NV.
WILLIE WILSON
925 ? 81. NV.
DAlMo
18th & G SIS. NV.
HOME UTILITIES co.
ga 5fh 81. NV.
STAR RADIO 8 APPLIANCE
AL 10Th s.. NV.
AlPERsTEIN'S DEPT. STORE
1920 7ih 81. NV.
JOHN Q. WEBSTER
627 2 81. NV.
GEORGES RADIO
$50 2 81. NV.
NORTHEAST
HUB FURNITURE co.
1919 Bsnnins Rd. NE
GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2l@6 24ih Pl. NE.
SUBURBAN MARYLAND
HYATTsvILLE
SUBuRBAh KITCHENS
56l6 Boliimofs Ave.
HUB FURNITURE co.
79l9 New Hampshire Ave.
KENsINGTON
BETIAR REFRIGERATION
l0503 wheoilsy 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

The Fomily Council consists Of Q
judge, q psyehietrist, three
elersymsa. 9 newspopef editor. Q
vomen's editor and two writers.
ESeh article 10 summary Of on
setucl eose history. The council
reports on problems that have
been deolt with BY responsible
eaeMeies md counsalora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

number of Mary's dates.
Some limits should be set.
but a balance should be
struck between what Mary
wants and what is suitable
for her age.
(copyriEht, 1859. oenl Features Corp.
corp.)
Tomorrow: Dud needs heID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

ROCKVILLE
jolly ROGER DISCOUNTS
A. G. WATKINS
SILVER SPRING
RAYS APPLIANCES
1880 Gsoraio Ave.
rODD's
9o2 Wayne Ave.
WHEATON
DALMo
1907 Georgia Ave.
SUBURBAN VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
GRADY'S DISCOUNT SALES 4 SERX.
e2l King 81.
HOLIDAY KITCHENS
l09 S. KING HIGHWAY
roDo's
w N. Pitt 81.
ALIAS SALES & SERVICE
20l4 M. Vernon Ave.
lUcKETT'S
1912 King 81.
GEORGES ..
1879 King 81.
ARLINGTON
DAlMO
2ool Wilson Blvd.
HUB FURNITURE
SIS N. Clsbs Rd.
ELLIS RADIO
$3.50 Lee Highway
VIRGINIA APPLIANCE
A24e Foirfox Drive
CLARENDON
GEORGES
3ls5 Wilson Blvd.
FAILS CHURCH
GEORGES
AIS S. Washington 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
THE DETAILS

Mary ST. am l6 and very
popular-or I would be II I
didn't have a problem sister.
My sister Estelle is II and Is
q regular bookworm. She
isn't interested In boys at all.
As a result. my parents
think that everyone should be
like her. They call me boy
crazy because I want to go
out a lot and dress up. They
always tell me I'm trying to
make myself older than I am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
FAMILY COUNCIL
Kid Sister
Goes After
LimeIiqht
THE PROBLEM

Mary S.-They're trying to
hold me back.
Mrs. L. S.-She hogs the
limelight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

AARoN'S
40 S. Washington 81.
MARYLAND
CLINTON
{. D. TIllETT
CAMP SPRINGS
PADoErT's SUPER MARKET
DAMASCUS
DAMASCUS ELECTRIC co.
INDIAN HEAD
GRIMES ~ CENTER
LEXINGTON PARK
BUNS
PARK ~
LEONARDTOwN
SuBURBAN GAS co.
PRINCE FREDERICK
CALVERT SERVICE
SANDY SPRINGS
r. a. STANLEY
SOLOMONS
SOlOMONS HOME CENTER
UPPER MARLBORO
MARLBORO ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Waldorf
ROBINSON & HAAS
wESTwOOD
R. II. PERRIE
VIRGINIA
CULPEPER
jim & PETE'S
FALMOUTH
WYNE BROS.
FRONT ROYAL
CHANDLER ELECTRIC co.
GRoTTOES
WllBERGeR ELECTRIC co.
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Tomorrow: Dad needs hsIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

Tomorrow: Chest poinL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

HARRISoNBURG
c. JuSTlS SUIER & co.
MARSHALL
MARSHALL HARDWARE
MANASSAS
J.E. RICE
MIDDLEBURG
J. HlloT GRUB
MIDLANDS
ST. JOHNS GENERAL STORE
MT. JACKSON
VENDORS DEPT. STORE
PURCELLvILLE
}. HItOT GRUB
SPERRYvnLE
3. N, VORNER
sTRAsBURG
FUNK & CRABlll
TIMBERvILLE
JACKS WESTERN AUTO
TRIANGLE
TRIANGLE PLUMBING & HEATING
WARRENTON
WARRENIoN SUPPLY co.
WINCHESTER
MODEM ELECTRIC co.
WOODSTOCK
VENDORS DEPT. STORE
WEST VIRGINIA
FRANKLIN
HARTMAN FURNITURE co.
M0OREFIELD
BARR'S APPLIANCE co.
PETERSBURG
o. S. klMBlE
, 1959-11-27
N Office

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the West In
dies Bank & Trust Company is in the process of
liquidation and dissolution and that. all creditors
of the West Indies Bank & Trust Company are
hereby notified and requested to present their
claims to the said Bank for payment.
This notice is given pursuant to Title 9,
Section 143 tb) of the Virgin Islands Code.
West Indies Bank & Trust Company
Tn Liquidation
P.O. Box 1911
Charlotte Amalie,, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands
o10- do
, 1959-11-27
Small Croft Wurninqs
Hoisted Due 10 High
Winds Along Shore

Small craft warnings have
been hoisted in both Chris
tiansted a n d Frederiksted
towns. High seas with winds
Of from ten to twenty miles
per hour will last about two
days along these shores, ac-
cording to a weather report.
All small craft are warned
TO stay in port, or exercise
caution.
, 1959-11-27
FOR SALE

/ Brand New WESTINGHOUSE
UPRIGHT FREEZER Model IA
Approx. $50 lbs. cap. $500. de-
livered including freight & tax.
Phone: Bamboo. Lounge. Furni-
ture Dept. ! $50 am to 5 pm daily
except Monday F-13J
, 1959-11-27

will be reflected d 0 W n
through the various islands to
South America.
The jetliner flights depart
New York daily at 8 am, ar
irving Puerto Rico at 1928
pm. On five days each week
tney merge t h Clipper
flights for Antigua, British
West Indies, Bridgetown, and
Port of Spain, Trinidad; on
four days with flights for
Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe,
and Fort d France, Martinique.
and on three days with flights
for st. Croix.
The new nonstop Clippers
depart New York on Satur-
days and Sundays at $50 am,
arriving St. Croix at SIS pm,
Antigua at 6:45., Bridgetown
at $50 pm. and Port Of Spain
at 10 pm. All times are local.
In addition to the flights
through the islands, Port of
Spain has luxury nonstop sr-
vice from New York twice
weekly.
, 1959-11-27

THURSDAY and FRlDAy
Paramount Pictures presents

Paramount Pictures presents
VERTIGO"
in Technicolor and Vista Vision
An Alfred Hitchcock Masterpiece
James Stewart, Kim Novak
and Babara Bel Geddes
This is the most intense Suspense
Excitement Emotion, ever
generated by a Motion Picture q!
LATEST NEWS
DAY
lst Feature;
MGM presents Walt Disney's
AFRICAN LION"
in Color
md FEATURE
Marti THE GIANT EHEMoTH
Serial. Chapter IL IL
SUNDAY, MONDAY.
TUESDAY
Paramount Pictures presents
in Vista Vision
THE BLACK ORCHID"
more than a story of love
a story Of life.
Sophia Loren Anthony Quinn
and introducing Ina Balm
the cropping of a woman
the grasping of a man I. their
gripping want of each other. 8
Motion Picture that dares talk
straight fell real feelings.
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-11-27
lob PRINTING

ported to have struck the
Patrolman several times about
the body.
He was released in the Gus
tody Of his bondsmen Oluf
Henneman and Peter jackson.
, 1959-11-27
ATTACKS 81

daylight travel duty in the Police car when he
Travellers flying the swept came upon Benjamin's car
wing lets from New York to C-2143 stalled jim the center of
San Juan, then other Clippers West Lane. He told him to get
to st, Croix will need only 5 the car on the side Of the
hours and 10 minutes for the street andoffered to help him
trip push 4. Benjamin is said to
Travel time by the new nom have refused The Patrolman
stop flights from New York to placed him under arrest and
ST. Croix will be six hours and ordered him into the Patrol
As minutes. The time savings car. In the car Benjamin is re-
, 1959-11-27
ST. cRo1x

gin Islands and will confer
with local leaders at length on
Virgin Island matters.
A number Of Congressman
and their wives who will be in
the islands at the time, have
also been invited BY the local
Democrats to attend the But
Ter Dinner-D Dance.
Tickets for the Butler Din
ner Dance are on sale with
Democrats in both Christian
sted and Frederiksted at five
dollars each.
, 1959-11-27
TWO HUNDRED

who originated the idea for
the program and was largely
responsible for carrying it out.
He was applauded by the audi
ence.
Mr.. de Lugo expressed
thanks to everyone for the as
given in making the
a success. He called
on Mrs. Annie de Chabert,
Treasurer Of the Democratic
whom he said, worked
unusually hard in the interest
If the Democratic Aarty and
also to make the program a
success. He also called on Mrs.
Dennery, who is also a
hard worker for the party, to
take a bow. each was heavily
applauded.
Following the dinner the
Vibratones Orchestra played
the guests danced; they
were followed by Wesley Tho
mas and his orchestra and
Levi Messer and his band.
, 1959-11-27
LESSER ANTILLES

December IL, to cut present
travel time from New York tc
the Virgin Islands by nearly
two hours are nonstop flights
to St. Croix by propeller
driven craft.
From ST. Croix, at the tor
of the Lesser Antilles, the
flights c urve southwark
through the islands and along
the north coast Of South
America.
Bothahe nonstop service and
the ~jetliher combinations Offer
.-L -
, 1959-11-27

who originated the idea for
the program and was largely
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Your dollar spent in Formv;e will get you about
the size poekose Of merchandise service thot
dollar will buy anywhere else.
But there's BIG BONUS you get when you buy in
FormviIIe on extra reword for buying at home
YOU DON'T ALWAYS NOTICE IT Or think about
it when you're buying, but its there just the
hidden in the intrieocies Of modern life.
1T COMES TO YOU in the form Of buster and
prosperous community ploee in which you
moke better living easier. This premium for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Home & Auto Supply
"O|dest Tire Dealer In FannviIIe

Wilson Tires and distributor
for The Texas Company 1923 In August Of this be will hove
rs years Of q dealer Il FormvIIe
1870 Wilson first opened his Mon Street end began
hondins complete line Of eone products In 1888 he moved 70
223 North with complete supply
Of items for The nd the home
Wilson odded his business 1882 with his
plant Located the bridge in Cumberland County
associated with Wilson's Home and
Supply 1870 shortly graduated Formv
High School, mitory during World War ~
TO Of the
Fsone ond tubes the major items Wilson'S well
hondd
appliances 1041 This includes the
household such washing mochnes geosors ond stoves
RCA Victor radio dealer tor
1856 odded the RcA Victor teevin line
authorized license for
issuing automobile and truck licenses for this
selection Of records and record players The
bicycle shop well
complete Of trycles, bicycles, etc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
me nIQQen Values
You Get With Every Purchase In Farmvi|e Stores

buying il FormviIe includes better schools, stronger
churches fire department and neighbors who
obe shore in the work and the expense Of
oil community projects.
This extra value thot you get from your home
spent doIIors oso includes greater opportunities for you
and your children better shopping facilities and
skilled services conveniently at hand. and
importont Of OIL the quiet ond full life thot only
those know who live in prosperous American rural
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Miss KoWulski
Is Married

Representative and Mrs.
Frank Kowalski of Meriden.
Conn.,, and this city announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Carol Helene to 1t. Rich
ard F. Reidy, jr., son of Mrs.
Reidy of State College, Pa,
and the late Col. Reidy.
The wedding took place
yesterday at the Fort Bel
voir Main Chapel. The re-
ceptlon took place at the
home Of the brides parents.
Miss Marine Saville Reese
was maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Katheryn
Ellen Rafferty, and Miss Mary
Anne Reidy.
1t. Paul Makowski was the
best man.
The bride was graduated
last month from Mary Wash
ington College of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. 1t. Reidy
was graduated from the
United States Military Acad-
envy in 1858.
The couple will live in
Bamberg, Germany, where
the bridegroom is stationed.
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call upon his hostess. q
thank-you note or flowers
would be SUFFICIENT recogni-
ton of her hospitality.
Questions and Answers
QuestiOn-A very old and
dear friend Of mine has just
sent out invitations to her
daughters wedding. I have
been in very close contact
with her In the plans for
this wedding. AS she knows
definitely that ! will be there,
is 1t correct to send a formal
acceptance, or may ] just
write her a friendly note?
MRS. l.. @. C.
Answer-To be absolutely
correct, while it may seem
silly in this instance, you
should reply formally. Re-
member when answering,
only to mention the recep-
ton. No reply is necessary
for the ceremony itself.
4 4 4 y
Question - When speaking
Of my fiance or in intro
ducing him, do ! call him
"Mr. Smith"?-S. A. M.
Answer-If you are speak
ing Of your f1ance to an in
innate friend. call him by
his first name; to strangers,
speak Of him and introduce
him as "Mr. Smith,
y 4
Question: am II years
old and just beginning to go
out on evening dates. ! like
one boy especially except he
doesn't believe in doing
things for girls such as OPEN
ing car doors, lighting their
cigarettes. helping them up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

not to put him in the posi-
ton of having TO pay reStau-
rant checks or buy drinks,
He can be expected TO pay
cab fare or furnish trans
portation. but that is all the
responsibility he should be
asked TO assume.
The man who, through cir
cumstances, is placed in the
temporary category OF a
summer bachelor" should
not be expected to recipro-
cate in kind when he is asked
to fill in.
From the standpoint of the
bachelor, the situation is a
little different. ! think in
many cases the mans will
ingneSs to be congenial and
fill the role of escort is suf-
flcient. If, however, he feels
that he should not accept an
SOS to fill in, without incur
ring an obligation for future
entertainment of his hostess,
he may two or three times a
year have a party Of some
kind. such as a small cock
tail get-together to indicate
his appreciation.
However, unless a man
makes a career of his extra
man status, it would seem
that one of the following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
MODERN
MANNERS
Explanations of the Social Stotus
OF Capitals Summer Bachelors
By CAROLYN HAeNER SHAW

the man to be responsible
for bringing or taking home
the extra woman guest un-
less she is much older or a
close friend of the group,
While on the subject of the
extra man, ! personally think
he is more sinned against
than SHINING. Granted that
the man who is invited to
fill in has obligations to his
hostess, there are still OBJ
legations owed him.
When asking a man to
perform this service, a host
ess should make every effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

Many men during the sum-
mer months assume tempo
rary status as an extra man.
With wives out of town at
summer resorts, they are
often invited to "fill in" at
informal summer gatherings.
In passing I might men,
ton that it is wise hostess
who only asks the man whose
wife she knows very well.
Many a happy friendship has
been broken up because a
hostess forgot to take this
into consideration. In this
case, it is better not to ask
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Benefit
To Aid
BUILDING

The Anniversary Circle of
the Florence Crittenton Home
Association will give a bene-
fit party Wednesday at Bev-
erly Beach.
The Circle was founded last
year and was so named to
commemorate the 18th an
niversary Of the Florence
Crittenton Home.
Proceeds from the party
will go to the new building
at the home.
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Luncheon Planned

Midtown Hadassah will
hold a luncheon and card
party on July 81 at noon at
the home of Mrs. Harry Sill
verstone.