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FOOD GARDEN SOCIETY CLUBS FASHIONS BEAUTY and ABOUT Women COURIER- POST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1952 TWO-PIECE DRESS that doubles as a suit is fashioned of Rosewood's crease resistant rayon flannel, that looks like wool. The jacket is done in shaded stripes and accented by touches of solid color. At Friedenberg's. Price, $10.95. Art Gum for Shades You can improve the appearance of non washable shades by placing them on a flat surface and erasing the grime with a dough type or art gum eraser.

Use light strokes. Seed Protection Protect the seed left over from this year's planting from moisture, rodents and other forms of destruction by placing it in covered galvanized steel cans. WALK-OVER Delightfully Lemmone Black suede and nylon high heel pump. 14.95 Harpers 1518 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA Store Hours 9:30 to 12 to 1 French Designers Show Fashions In Fur Prints Paris.

Sept. 25 (INS) -If you can't afford a mink coat, try a silk coat with fur print. Fabrics with fur prints are a popular item in Paris. Printed mink tails appear on a quilted evening coat by Schiaparelli, who also uses "leopard silk" for evening gowns. Givenchy makes cocktail and evening fashions of winter prints patterned like Dior leopard and broadmink, silver, fox and beaver.

tail patterns on silk for dressy styles and coat linings. Givenchy also prints a silk fabric in a gray pattern imitating cat's fur, another popular item. Silk with "wild cat" fur prints, and cat's heads are bonnets details in Paris fashion houses. Paquin offers several slimstyled dresses worn with bonnets showing "cat ears" at the proper place. AS TIMELESS AS GOOD As Seen In CHARM, TASTE MADEMOISELLE and SEVENTEEN AND PRICED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET cardi Back comes the BALMACAAN! Poodle Cloth with Milium 49.95 Milium 1 Coat casual beloved for its easy charm back now in fashion's beloved poodle cloth done by Jocardi in blue, beige, red or spice.

Milium lining works magic to keep you warmer than in any winter you'll remember, without extra weight. Sizes 8 to 18, 9 to 15. LESTER Ours Alone! OPEN FRI. Charge AND WED. 713 BROADWAY Accounts TO 9 P.M.

Available Entire Store Air Conditioned All Other Days 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. Guest 'Artists' Stymied By Flat A'd Spinet Piano (Pinch hitting for Inez New York, Sept. 25 soul--whether it's an oversized people gave Mr.

Rubinstein's, see on baby grands up for An upright piano, on the whether it's the playful kind Durante, or the corny variety piano. But there's one type of nobody seems to give credit for anything but "easy credit This stepchild of the Steinway, this down from By PHYLLIS BATTELLE This stepchild of the Steinway, this down from Chickering, this maggot of the Mason Hamlin set is the spinet. I have a spinet, newly acquired. It may not be distinetive other spinets, from its string span to its payment plan, but nobody can tell me it hasn't got a personality, or a soul either, for that matter, although it's hard to spot a soul at her age. Murders "Silent Night" This spinet does not play particularly well.

She becomes quite discordant on tunes like "Silent Night," is quite careless of counterpoint on LatinAmerican things and is probably humbler than most in the presence of Bach. But she's loyal. Like a good snarling Doberman, if she acts bad for her mistress, she's that much worse for anybody elsepositively brutal at the hands of strangers. For some reason, there's a pair of keys in prominent position (the and C-sharp smack in the middle of the keyboard) that stick when you play them slow and easy. You tap those keys staccato and you're dead.

They linger, haunting and dissonant, through many bars of music. And they do it so eerily a guest "artist" can't quite figure why things didn't come off. Not after a few martinis anyway. "Well." says, the guest "ar. tist," rising, certainly need brushing up or something, don't Everyone happily agrees.

Flats and Sharps There's another loyal note on the spinet: the A below high C. It's flat. The G-sharp below it is, on the other hand, sharp. You can hit the G-sharp and get a pretty good which is a thing you know when you own a flat-A'd spinet, but guest "artists" don't figure that one either. The real kickeroo personality of my spinet, however, nestles itself like a loyal smirk in the soft pedal.

The soft pedal will push down for anybody, understand, but nobody thinks to push it down but me. The owner is the only one who realizes that without the soft pedal, this spinet has the shrillest, live five-and-10 honk in New York. (She notified me of this dif. ference in tone the first night I had her and played into the soft part of the morning when it's either pianissimo or the police.) Like they say, a grand piano has a soul and an upright a personality. But in a spinet, bless 'em, you get more loyalty and charm than you have any right to expect from a musical Frankenstein with strings attached! Cross-Jones Cross-Jones a The wedding of Miss Shirley Alice Jones.

daughter of Mrs. Halsey E. Watson, of 218 W. 5th Runnemede, and Mr. Lawrence Jones.

of Chews Landing, to Cpl. Norman Cross, USMC. son of Mrs. Carl J. Cross, of 24 Pine Runnemede.

and the late Mr. Cross, took place Saturday afternoon last in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, that town. The Rev. Thomas C. Lott performed the 4 o'clock ceremony.

Miss Sue Cross, sister of the bridegroom, acted as maid of honor. and the bridesmaid was Miss Edna Roehr, Glendora. Margaret Jones, sister of the bride. and Evelyn Cross, other sister of the bridegroom, were junior bridesmaids. Marie Jones.

sister of the bride, and Charlotte Cross, of Runnemede, cousin of the bride, appeared as flower girls. The ringbearer was William Cross, brother of the bridegroom. Serving as best man for his brother was Mr. Charles Cross, and the ushers were Mr. Law.

rence Jones and Mr. Robert Cross, brothers of the bride and bridegroom, respectively. Following a the couple left for a wedding trip to Canada. Cpl. Cross is stationed at Camp LeJeune, S.

C. "Maternally Maternity YOURS" CORDUROY SUITS SLACKS JUMPERS Mix em and Mairh em from Size 8 Use Our Lay-4-Way Plan Daily from 10 to Men, Fri. Sat. Eves. 'Til Woodbury Bus Stops at Door THE SHOP 942 N.

BROAD WOODBURY, K. Phone Woodbury 2-2544J Robb who is on vacation) grand piano is a thing, with soul like the one Steinway or a lost soul like the kind you auction. other hand. has a personalityyou find under the paws of Jimmy you get in a mildewing player piano on the market today that Women Forget Assets That Won Husband By RUTH MILLETT In striving to be good wives a great many women overlook their most important the qualities that attracted their husbands to them in the first place. It's fine to devote great deal of thought and effort to becoming a good housekeeper.

But it is just as important to keep up the interests and nourish the talents that were a part of your personality when you first met your husband, whether that means keeping up with your piano playing or your interest in sports, or whatever. It's important to give the children all of the love and attention they need. But remember. your husband still needs your attention and interest and sympathy, too, It's fine to be economical and a good manager. But not to the extent that you think only in terms of being practical when you shop for your own clothes.

No how long he has married, a man still wants his wife to look as pretty as possible. It's good to spend quiet evenings at home. But don't drop all the forms of recreation two of you used to share. Shared enthusiasms helped to make you fall in love, so why not count on them to help keep that love? Your husband's career was fascinating to you once. Then don't run the risk of getting to regard his business as being more or less of a nuisance to you.

Stop and remember once in a while about the things you and your husband used to enjoy doing together. If you've given up any of those interests, be sure they have been replaced by others, equally companionable. And try to remember the kind of compliments your husband used to pay you. It's important to keep on rating the same kind. It's wonderful to have him praise your cooking.

But not if you've partaken of it so heavily yourself that he can no longer praise your figure. Wall Lamps Are Safest For Children's Rooms New York, Sept. 25 (INS) A lighting authority, lamp designer, Yasha Heifetz, thinks mothers could save themselves a lot of grief if they followed one lighting rule for children's playrooms. Heifetz says the rule is to use only lamps that can be attached to the wall, out of the way of groping little fingers. He has designed some new lamps that illustrate his point, a series of black steel pin up lamps with white fiberglass shades.

The steel is twisted into figures for decoration. a kitten, a deer, a girl jumping rope and a boy with a hoop. COSTUME ACCENT is provided by a graceful thirddimensional tiger lily pin and matching earrings. Styled by Marcel Boucher, the pieces are done in rhinestones combined with sapphire, ruby or emerald baguettes. At the Blum Store.

Leaves Hazard To Drivers By CAROL LANE When you are out enjoying drives through the gorgeous fall foliage next month, watch out for wet leaves matted on the roads. Leaves can be as slippery as banana peels. Worse, in fact, because there are more of them and their hazard is unanticipated. When you run into a leaflittered stretch of road: 1. Drive slowly.

2. Avoid applying brakes suddenly. Light gradual pressure on the brake pedal is safer. 3. If you feel yourself skidding, turn the front wheels the direction of the skid and do not apply brakes until the straightens out.

cal. Above all, make sure your tires and brakes are in first class condition as you go into fall and winter. The first fall ing leaves are your signal to see your service station or garage man. Autumn is one of the finest times of the year for traffic. free Sunday drives and weekend jaunts.

But be careful of seasonal slipperiness. Turtleneck Fashion Seen in All Forms Just like the turtle who sticks his head out of his shell you can come out of yours in a turtleneck fashion this fall. There's the high round neckline with little cuff edge for the turtleneck in sweaters, blouses and dresses. There's the little pleated scarf to give you a turtleneck look when your costume doesn't have it. Finally, there's the turtle.

neck look in costume jewelry! New feeling of this type is seen in a three strand necklace of pearls it hugs the throat in the same high manner. Did thou that a tiny touch of fur goes a long way in making a wedding a memorable occasion? In our lovely Bride's Shop, Third Floor, you'll see our be-furred beauty and many other striking dresses from our magnificent fall and winter collection. There's one just for won't you stop in? P. S. Save precious time by arranging an appointment.

Call WAlnut 2-7100, Extension 677. This is only part of BRIDAL SERVICE Hosiery Trend Follows New Silhouette By ALICIA HART Fall's sleek, smooth fashion silhouette has inspired exciting hosiery trends. Tones are lighter and heels are attracting more attention than they ever have before. With an eye on the budget, most manufacturers have designed stockings frilly SO that and chejeweled only soap and water care. No fuss or worry about special washing problems.

Some jewels are fastened to the nylons in such a way that they seem to melt right into the tiny strands. This means the stones are not rough and scratchy on the edges, Flocking, an electric embroidery process, should also ture your imagination. Fleurde-lis, criss-cross stitches, leal patterns and gold filigree motifs that produce a waffle effeet, are all new heel designs. Snag, resistance and superstrength are other fabulous features in hosiery fashion. You can pull, tug and stretch your new nylon crepes without fear of unsightly runs and snags.

Of course, no matter how well made stockings may be, they will only last if given proper care and handling. Follow a safe, simple, washing method. Shake your hosiery in a covered glass jar or plastic tube container partly filled with lukewarm soapsuds. Rinse and blot out extra water. Hang your hosiery by the toes on a towel rack.

A smooth metal surface prevents after. washing accidents. Never place your nylons near an open-air register, radiator or steam pipe. Heat only weakens the fibers and shortens their life expectancy. Relining Shelves Always suds off shelves and drawers before you reline them fresh washable plastic.

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