The Austin American from Austin, Texas • 6

Mary Lucy Rivers Thursday Bride C. B. Maynard Bridegroom In Elgin Rites Two prominent Central Texas families furnished the prinicpals for an early season wedding in Elgin Thursday morning when Mary Lucy Rivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rivers, became the bride of C.

B. Maynard of Bastrop, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Maynard. Only the two families witnessed the ceremony, which was performed Rev. R. W. Williams, presiding elder of the M.E.

church, South, for this district. "At Mrs. W. C. Rivers of A Austin sang Dawning" with Miss Elizabeth Rivers of Elgin at the piano.

There were no attendants. The bride wore a street cosof ecru lace top of the tume of blue velvet, with touches bodice and blue Empress Eugenie hat with blue and ecru combined in the trimming. She carried 8. bouquet of white rosebuds. After the ceremony at 10:30 80 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Maynard left to spend their honeymoon in Monterrey and other points in Mexico. When they return they will be at home in Bastrop. Mr.

Maynard 1s a graduate of the law department of the versity of Texas, and is at present. county attorney of Bastrop county. He was a member of the 41st legislaturaynard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rivers, is a graduate of C.I.A.

at Denton. Austin folk who motored to Elgin to attend the marriage Were Mrs. Chester Thrasher, Miss Cordelia Thrasher, Mrs. J. J.

Davis Sr. and J. Davis, Miss Mary E. Davis and Mr. and Mrs.

W. c. Rivers. She Wants Twins There is an call from the director emergency, Little Theatre for twins from 16 to 20 years of age to take part In the performance of "You Never Can Tell," which has been chosen as the first Little Theatre play of the seatson. Of course they need not be real twins, but must appear the same age and must be a snappy, up-todate pair.

Girls and boys are invited to pair themselves and call on Miss Morrow, who 1s anxious to complete the casting of the play. Miss Morrow is also asking all persons interested in any phase of little work to communicate with her. Bob Harris Expected Friends of Bob Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

P. Harris of 307 Park Place, will be glad to know that he is expected to arrive in Austin any day for a turlough. He has been in hospital in Virginia since an accident to his plane about two weeks ago at Langley field, Virginia, naval aviation base. He spent 10 days in hospital, and was discharged Saturday. The King's Daughters' Watch and Work circle will meet Friday at 4 p.

m. with Mrs. J. A. Johnson.

Luck camp Royal Neighbors will give its weekly benefit dance Friday beginning at 9 p. m. in Royal Neighbors' hall. The Austin Rainbow assembly will meet Saturday at 7:30 p. m.

in the Masonic temple for the Installation of the new officers. Dr. William J. Reilly of New York has returned home after visiting for several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur H. Hert. Mr. and Mrs. P.

M. Kenly of Huntsville are Joint guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Harris and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nixon In Austin this week.

Dr. D. B. Klein arrived Wednesday after an extended leave the university, and Mrs. Klein and the children came in Thursday.

The family will be at home on West 33rd street. Rosner's New Fall Silk DRESSES 1.98 Satins Cantons Flat Crepes Every New Color and Style to Choose From. Again Rosner's scores with the greatest dress value of the season. THE AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, For Delivery Service Telephone 3333. Being Simple and Natural Sure Way of Winning World's Hand If I could give one advice more earnest than another to girls, it would be this: Be simple.

Be natural. Don't pose. Don't pretend. Simplicity disarms criticism. If you are just ag you are, and do not affect to be anything else, you are entrenched in an unassailable posttion.

Nothing is to be said about it. You are safe from gibes and ridicule. It is only when you are pretending to be something that you are not that you make yourself a target for ridicule, You may wear 8 simply made cotton dress and look as smart as a fashion plate, but when you put on 8 befurbelcwed near -silk you become a provincial travesty of the style. You may set an epicure down to well corned beef and cabbage and he will consider feast, but he will shrug his shoulders at a dinner of elaborate- dishes that you did not know how to prepare properly. You may be attractive and popular even if you are homely, but not if you give yourself the airs and graces of a beau- ty.

If you are a poor girl and have to work for your living, don't pretend that you are a bored debutante who has got weary of balls parties and yachts and things, and has gone business lark. Don't take dictation, if you are a stenographer, as if you were Miss Van Alstin listening with one ear to a tedious tale from a fat old man at a dinner. Don't wait on your customers, if you are a salesgirl, as if you were a haughty duchess condescending to hand out a pair of stockings to an unconsidered member of the proletariat. And don't apologize for having to work, and tell everybody you meet about what an aristocratic wealthy family you come from and how your great-grandmother's second cousin on your father's side was something or other and that God knows you never thought you would come to this. Everybody respects the girl who has intelligence enough to hold down a good job, and they honor her for hustling out and supporting herself instead of being a parasite on her poor old father or a millstone around the necks of her brothers.

And everybody is ready three cheers to the girl who 18 interested in her profession who is trying to do good work and give good service. Calendar King's Daughters with Mrs. J. A. Johnson, 4 p.

m. Luck camp dance, in camp hall, 9 p. m. A.A.U.W. Book circle with Mrs.

W. T. Mather, 4 p. m. Saturday Rebekahs celebrate anniversary of founding, I.O.0.F.

hall, 8 p. m. Rainbow installation, Masonic temple, 7:30 p. m. O.E.S.

chapters joint meeting Scottish Rite cathedral, 8 p. m. Returns to Austin Miss Caroline Perkins, who was reared in Austin in the home of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. W.

A. Harper, will return to Austin Sunday to enter the University of Texas. She will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. R. J.

Randolph. Miss Perkins comes from Chicago, having spent the summer there and in Washington and New York. Harrilee Helerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heterman of Hyde Park, returned to Austin to enter school after a summer in San Diego, with relatives.

Louis Page and Richard Rowe were in Holland when last heard from. They will sail for New York on Sept. 22 Richard will enroll for the year in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from which Louis was graduated In June. Louis expects to return to Austin after 8 few weeks. Mrs.

Adelaide Dazey has returned to be with the girls at the Kappa Alpha Theta house after spending the summer in visits in Roswell other points in New Mexico, and Dallas, Texas. DOROTHY DIX If you are a poor girl, don't pretend to be a rich one. On a working girl's salary don't try to dress like Miss Croesus, Everybody knows how far a dollar goes, and many a girl starts the gossip that blackens her 'character by fibbing about never wearing anything but georgette lingerie and casually remarking that her, hat is a bargain that she picked for $60 at a sale or she only paid $100 for the imported frock she has on, when, In reality, she washes out her own undies to save laundry, and with her own clever fingers makes all her hats and gowns. But her pretense has set people to wondering who pays her bills. And like as not has done her out of a good husband, because no poor and ambitious young chap is looking for a wife whose shoe bills he figures out are more than his salary, And don't pretend to know it all, and to have been everywhere and seen it all.

Don't be one of those foolish virgins who pose as literary when they have not even read a sixth best seller, and who do not know whether Booth Tarkington is a brand of canned goods or a bond salesman. Neither be one of those who have never even been a hundred miles from home, but who affect to be globe-trotters, though they never can remember any specific thing about any of the foreign countries they claim to have visited. JOHNNY, TAKE THIS BAR SOAP BACK. YOU KNOW I NEVER SCRUB THE WASH ANY MORE Here's how Bertha gets whiter washes THY should anyone scrub the clothes, when there's a soap like Rinso? It's just grandl Makes the thickest, liveliest suds lever saw. And how those suds loosen dirt! Clothes come almost like new, without scrubbing or boiling, This way is easy on me--and on the clothes, too." What economical suds! In tub or washer, Rinse is all that's ever needed---no bar soaps, chips, powders, softeners.

Rinso alone gives rich, lively suds that loosen dirt in a jiffy. And what creamy, lasting suds! Safe for the finest cottons and linens. Clothes last longer: they don't need be scrubbed threadbare--as they do with bar soaps. Get the BIG package. You'll like Rinso's soapy Granulated suds for soap es, too.

MILLIONS USE RINSO in tub, washer and dishpan For ONE CENT UNDER $3.00 We are featuring a new line of smart, attractive for Fall that just arrived today. These shoes are soft and flexible. All Sizes-2 to 10 A Two-Day SaleFRIDAY AND SATURDAY Including a number of our regular $3.95 and $4.95 Fall Shoes. Suedes, Kids, Satins, and Patents in high and low heels. EARLY COME $7.99 Including Dr.

Austin's Arch Support Shoes Betty Lee Shoppe 820 CONGRESS AVE. Cowboys Active The Cowboy organization of the University of Texas wants to go to Boston for the Harvard game, but there looms between long, long thoughts of expense and depression. The boys are game, however, and have arranged 8 series of dances at the Driskill hotel, taking place Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, to raise funds. Herman Waldman's orchestra, is furnishing music, and boys who have early for registration are contributing to the Harvard fund. Many Austin dancers also are enjoying the early season dances and the Cowboys will no doubt be tamone, those, present" atmosphere and add which will give the Boston folk a taste of Texas spirit and of the color which enlivens the campus at old varsity when the season "gets ing" well.

Jesse Gullette, son of Mrs. T. A. Gullett, will not be able to return to Schreiner Institute at Kerrville, until late in the term because of illness. Mrs.

Adelaide Dazey has returned to be with the girls at the Kap- Luedecke-Moffatt Co. The Best Place to Shop After All Again We Present To You New Felts $2.00 Friday and Saturday We Present a Gay Array of Black Featured Styles. Brown Worn way off the left side down Navy over the right eye. Our selection includes up to 24-in. sizes.

Green Red Derby Robin Hood Tricornes The Duchess Sand JACOB FALL Don't be afraide to say that you A don't know. Intelligent ignorance one of the most delightful characteristics a girl can have, because is we all have the showman complex and like to startle and amuse and enlighten those who know less than we do. Especially men do, and any girl who will sit at the feet of a man and grasp the pearls of wisdom that fall from his lips cure him as a permanent oracle if she wants him, Don't pretend to be better lookIng than you are. Imagine the joke of a ham sandwich masquerading as pink ice cream, and you will get a line on what a figure of fun a homely girl makes of herself when she poses as a living picture. It is one thing for a girl with soulful orbs to look up to a man with a dying-calt expression in her eyes and it is another thing for a girl with eyes like a burnt hole in a blanket to try to pull the trick.

A little ninety -pound flapper may jump around like a monkey on a stick and look cute, but when a big hefty girl flounders around she resembles nothing so much as a performing elephant. The goddess girl may give herself airs and demand homage from men, but the ugly girl has got to work for hers. But the girl who knows she is plain of face and who doesn't pretend be anything else can be 80 interesting and amusing, such a good sport, such a peachy dancer, and carry such an assorted line of side attractions that she can hold her own with any bathing beauty, And, finally, don't pretend to be too hard boiled. is a sophisticated, too worldly, wise, pose in girls, and it is a fatal mistake, because what we love and admire in them is innocence and sweetness and faith in all pure and beautiful things. So If you want to make a hit, girls, just be simple and unaffected.

That is your one best bet. DOROTHY DIX. FRIDAY, New and Larger Store NEW FALL MILLINERY Empress Eugenie Tricornes Derby and other smart styles, 98c to $2.98 KAYSER GLOVES Just the latest in plain and fancy gloves of both kid and lambkins in tans, browns, black and white. 49c to $2.95 Men's Fall Hats You prices tirely ure The finest you can buy for the money Nationally known. Of French felt.

in the approved styles for Fall. Gray, black, tan, all sizes- $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Showing extra values in the famous No Name Brand Hats, including roll ONE LOT and snap brims. Specially priced- Men's Shirts $4.95 Special Fancy broadcloth made Dress Pants with Stay- Right collars. All the newest patterns Sizes 14 to 17, and -plain fancy tops. 69c $189 TO pa Alpha Theta house after spend- well and other points in New Mex ing the summer in visits to Ros-1 ico and Dallas, Texas.

ROSNER'S The Shopping "Center of Austin" 'A Smart Collection NEW SILK DRESSES Featured at .95 Satins Faille Crepes Cantons Knit Suits Woolens Noveltys A Bit of Dash in Every Dress It's high time to be buying your fall clothes and especially when you see these stunning new frocks, priced at $9.95. Sizes 11 to 44 Rosner's Ready-to-Wear Second Floor SCHMIDT'S Prices Beautiful Footwear For Women Dull mat kids, patentssuedes and kid combinations. To see them is to want them. To wear them is solid comfort. $2:95 $3.85 $4:85 Ladies' SILK HOSE One lot of full fashioned $1.49 silk hose- chiffon or service weight79c DEPARTMENT STORE 0 OPENING 18 East 6th Brazos New and Better Merchandise at Lower Prices SEPTEMBER will find surprising quality at astonishingly low in our store, which has been enlarged and enremodeled to make your shopping here a pleasand so convenient.

Advance Showing of New FALL COATS The fabrics are Peeble Crepella and Senta. collar are Fox, Wolf length, straight lines pouch or tuxedo or Crepe. Sizes 12 Cloth, Nub Weaves, The furs for trim and and Flat Furs. All full or fitted with shawl, collars. Lined with Satin to 20 and 36 to 50.

$5:90 to Sale of New Fall Dresses If you want the latest modes in quality material, tailored to fit with smart appearance, you will be glad you saw these before buying. Jersey, Travel Prints, Flat Crepes, Satins, Black Canton Crepes--in one and twopiece styles. Special for our opening SPECIAL ON FALL FABRIC $7.85 36-inch highly mercerized white broadcloth, yard 36-inch Gold Seal Prints, beautiful new Fall, fancy patterns, including solids 10c 36-inch extra Brown Domestic heavy 7 36-inch fancy and solid color Scrims 10c 36-inch Outings, solids and fancy, good heavy quality 10c 40-inch Printed Rayon Crepes, beautiful new Fall patterns. 49c 40-in. Silk Printed Crepe, before such lovely patterns 98c 40-inch Silk Flat Crepes, all new, colors 77c Garza Sheets and Sheeting 81x90 67c Brown 9-4 Sheeting 25c Brown 10-4 Sheeting 28c Bleached 9-4 Sheeting 28c Bleached 10-4 Sheeting 30c BLANKETS 66x80, part wool, satin bound, all colors, each 69c KOTEX-3 boxes and 1 package Kleenex Free $1.00 RUFFLED CURTAINS and yards Blue, pair long, in Rose, Green 49c SHEETING-9-4 Brown Sheeting, yard 19c CRETONNE New quilt designs, also floral patterns, 36 in.

wide, yd. 10c.