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10 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION April 22, 1948 Senior Hadassah Meat Cutting Mrs. Paul Burbank Is Feted Visitor Mrs. Paul Burbank, of Washing-lliam Trimble will entertain at the iT77rs LETS SEE IIOW ton, D. C- is the feted guest of Piedmont Driving Club. To Meet Monday y-ii0im- Lm if Fifi This evening Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Clarence Laws at her home on Habersham Road. win Lochridge will entertain a small group at their home en Mrs. E.

M. Manning. President Call Gendarmes! Here Comes Ice Two partier art planned fori Fifteenth Street for Mrs. Burbank. of the Atlanta Chapter, Senior Hadassah, announces a meeting on April 28 at 2 p.

m. at the Ahavath Mrs. Burbank today, the first be- Mrs. Herbert Alden entertained at ing the luncheon at which Mrs. luncheon yesterday at the Drivinf James P.

Hanner and Mrs. Wil- Club for the visitor. Achim Educational Center. i. Mrs.

M. J. Pollak. Program I By DORIS LOCKERMAN, V- I U'Afnan'a Nivt Friltnr. Chairman, will present a discus ion, "In Our Day." Mrs.

R. M. Travis will be the moderator, with Mrs. Phillip Shulhafer and Mrs. Newspaper folks have SO much to bear.

J. M. Rosenfeld as speakers. Mrs. Sew Right with I.

Kingloff will present a poem. Let Each of Us Remember," in j- 1 Ld the spirit of Passover. Mrs. Harry uershon will give a message on the progress of the Jewish Welfare Fund drive. Mrs.

Mike Rosen-stein and Mrs. Joe Zaglin will take orders for the planting of trees for Mother's Day. The slate of officers submitted at the last meeting is as follows: President, Mrs. Joe Benamy; Vice Presidents, Mesdames Sam Alter-man, Charles Bergman, Abe Fit-terman and Sam Hirsh; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Isadore Cohen; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.

Dave Levin; assistants, Mrs. Alec Sherman and Phillip Schwartz; Treasurer, Mrs. Larry Levin; assistant, Mrs. Abe Goldstein; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Sam Balser; assistant, Mrs.

Leonard Burnham; Parliamentarian, Mrs. I. M. Weinstein. Carter Johnson shows the difference between a T-bone steak with the new look and one cut by the old method to Mrs.

George Berkcy, President of the Women's Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta, as F. A. Williams (second from left), Branch Manager of the Kroger Company, and Russell Weiss (right), meat merchandiser. Hostesses will be Mrs. Max Al- Today's Pattern By LILLIAN MAE terman.

Chairman, Mesdames B. D. Cohen, Aaron Elson, Sidney Hertzenberg, Martin Shaw and Norman Weitz. SOUTHEASTERN WOMEN'S EXPOSITION Cooking School Highlight Of Morning's Program Even T-bone steaks have the new look. And housewives will have an opportunity to see how the butcher gives them that "look" during, the cooking school feature of the Southeastern Women's Exposition.

Conrad Thibault WUl Be Feted Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bellman will entertain at a buffet supper on Wednesday evening, April 28, at their home on Andrews Drive. The cooking school will high light the morning's program each day of the Exposition, White's aland? Sewing Machine Ll-il feting Conrad Thibault, of New What had been begun as an earnest endeavor to write a worth-while, mundane column was interrupted by the mail bearing a special delivery, registered letter from a diamond-encrusted friend in New York. It was, as is everything these days, about the Southeastern Women's Exposition.

It follows; Dear "Deadline" Doris: Vyvyan and I have been to the fabulous House of Winston to pick out the jewelry for the fashion show at the Exposition. Yon should have, seen Vyvyan Donner with a mere handful of diamonds worth half a million blazing like dry ice set on fire with plum-pudding brandy! One piece alone a gigantic fringed clip eight inches deep contains 782 diamonds and weighs over a pound. Just think, Doris, the price tag on this clip reads $500,000, but at that it is a grand little economy number because it breaks up into seven different pieces of jewelrytwin clips, two bracelets, huge emerald-cut diamonds that unscrew and attach to rings, and a. pendant. Vyvyan said it was a whole wardrobe in diamonds you could wear them for breakfast, dinner and supper! And this isn't all that's going to Atlanta.

There's the great Winston diamond in blond color that came from one of India's oldest mines; weighs 88 carats, almost twice as big as the Hope! --y- The real purpose of this visit was for Vyvyan Donner to co-ordinate the jewels with the gowns for the evening fashion shows. You know you don't just throw this stuff in a shoebox and yell at thmodels, "Here, girls, get yourselves some jewelry!" Vyvyan had with her the neatest little white cards, size of a postal, with a color sketch of each dress in the upper left corner. Each dress was considered in relation to the jewelry- it should have. Then she made a list of the pieces chosen for each outfit. instance, the most massive, magnificent set of yellow topaz and gold worked on the motif of pine cones.

You can imagine how stunning it will look on a black gown with very low neck. We asked what was really the newest in ear ornaments. IIow much can you bear? The incoming fashion is something a little smaller than wall brackets that fall almost to the shoulder and swing and sway, It is a revival of the "girandoles" of the last cen- tury. Mr. Winston has only made a few sets of these earrings, but figures that Thomas could sell them at $25,000 the pair, and as a special for Mother's Day, he will send some to Atlanta.

So you tip off -the mothers as to what to ask for! I have so many more notes I can't read, but I remember Vyvyan chose a marvelous rosette the size of a doughnut, all made of diamonds and pearls mounted in gold. This was a departure the gold because the spellbound and all the other gargantuan glitterxis done in platinum. Vyvyan also picked out a magnificent parure (that means "matched set" in the Rue de la Paix) of blue Ceylon sapphires and diamonds. To wear with a divine blue dress. It's really going to be some show.

Vyvyan left in a great gust of good-byes to go to Hattie Carnegie's. Hattie wasn't ready for her earlier in the day. Rushing by some Fifth Avenue windows on the way, Vyvyan ppffff-ed at all the things she saw in the displays. "Last week's stuff!" she cried. "I've got all the new things for Atlanta!" With that promise, Doris dear, I bid you adieu.

The same always, DOROTHY DIGNAM. xorK, wno will be presented in concert at the Woman's Club Au 2.90 ditorium that evening by the Catholic Diocesan Council of Atlanta. The following morning Mr. Mrs. W.

C. Cram will give a coffee feting Mr. Thibault at their home on Pace's Ferry Road. Chairmen for the concert at which time Jane McEvoy will also When she sews she needs the proper lighting for close work. White's new adjustable light fits any machine and adds the extra light at the right focal point.

Complete with 7-ft. cord. Rich's Sewing Machines, Sixth Floor oe on the program, are: Christ the King, Mrs. Robert Schwab. program, Mesdames J.

Monachan. John L. Ryan. C. E.

During the afternoon, Howard Hodge will conduct a millinery matinee, showing his own hats and other creations by outstanding designers. Mr. Hodge wiU give away one of his originals each day. At the evening fashion show, a diamond watch and a sterling silver compact i 1 1 -be given away daily. Surprise plans of the fashion show, itself will be announced Sunday.

Other prizes will be given during, the day. And displays and demonstrations of all kinds will attract the women between shows. Cheese and crackers, ice cream all sorts of samples will be offered Commercial exhibitors will demonstrate new items on the market and will show better ways of doing old jobs. Southern handcrafts will be in the spotlight, too, with awards given nr the best jams and jellies, baskets, crocheting, etc. All the womanly arts will be recognized, and the work entered will be pn display during -the five-day Exposition.

The event sponsored by the Atlanta Constitution and the Women's Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta. Garner; patrons, Mrs. Thomas M. Clarke: Mrs. Frank Bos which opens April 28 for a five day stand at the municipal Auditorium Atlanta.

A' daily demonstration will show women attending just how the butcher cuts a side of beef by the new Kroger Standard Beef Cutting Method. This method gives steaks and roasts a New Look consisting of less bone, less fat, and more meat for the housewife's money. This section of the cooking school comes directly from Washington, D. and will be shown at the Exposition for the first time in the South. Kroger will also bring Jean Allen home economist lor the Kroger Food Foundation, to Atlanta to conduct a portion of the cooking school program, particularly emphasizing preparation" of nutritious economical meals with the less expensive cuts of beef.

Her demonstration will take place on Friday, April 30. Each day of the cooking school, one gas range and 100 baskets of groceries (nationally advertised brands) will be given free to persons attending. ton; decorations, Mrs. Paul Mc- jj uovern, and publicity, Mrs. Jo seph Brennan.

Rich'sv Inc. P. a Box $4236 Altanta 2, Georgia Please send me White. Sew-Lites Charge Cash( C.O.D. Name Address- Colored Diamonds Fancy colored diamonds will be shown by Walter Thomas at the Southeast Women's Exposition.

Colored diamonds of good size are museum pieces. The pink diamond now being cut in England for the Princess Elizabeth, which will weigh about 22 carats, when finished, will be one of the remarkable gems of the world. I St le- City. I Add lSe postage on prepaid orders (Dept. 691) 4768 sizes 12-20.

40 Oglethorpe 0ES Oglethorpe Chapter No. 122, OES, greatest CDale is k8 lAtlaaia Dora, Atlanta' Owaed Atlanta Manatee will meet in-Sardis Masonic Hall at Buckhead Friday evening at 8 Premarital Exam Laws Sought by Civic Groups By LENNA MeKINLEY A movement to bring about premarital examination legislation in Georgia cot under way Wednesday at a o'clock. There will be work in the degrees. You'll be so glad you made this! Smartest casual ever, Pattern 4768 is ready to go anywhere from-market to- Club. 'Opens flat for Scrolly pseudo-monogram transfer! Pattern 4768 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and 40.

Size 16 takes 4 yards, 30-inch fabric. Send 25c in coins for this pattern to The Atlanta Constitution, Pattern Dept P. O. Box 133. Station New York 11, N.

Y. Print name, address, zone, size, style number. luncheon meeting at the Henry Grady Hotel attended by representatives of 36 State-wide civic, service and professional organizations. Presided over by Bill Broome, 1 Exct usive Executive Secretary of the Geor- Tl 1m I giaJurdor Chamber ol Com- fveier riCIVS I 7117 fTfllfJ In Present-Day Fashions By MAYNITA GERRY It isn't so much a matter or being well dressed in eyeletv It's more a question of being dressed at all without it A U- 1. blouses, taloons.

In other words, it's eyelets or else! illicit uicc 2jK "DIESEL" the fashion world is divided into two parts, but not equally. On the one hand you'll find ginghams, piques, dimities, voiles, broadcloths, balloon cloths, and so forth. On every hand you'll find eyelets. If it isn't an eyelet dress, it's an eyelet petticoat, often both, or a full ballerina skirt flaunting an eyelet flounce. To make a long story short, it would be simpler to mention only the items of dress not available in or with eyelet.

But you're entitled to the "hole" story. So, let's look at it this way: A fully dressed woman would wear on the street, or should one dress or suit, one slip or petticoat, a pair of hose, the same of shoes, an even number soles, gowns, negligees, chemise, panties and but definitely, pan-of unmentionables, a hat, a handbag and two gloves. Of these, it you're of a monogamio turn of mind, everything but the shoes, hose and upper-half of the unmentionables can be eyelet If you feel a complete eyelet outfit might be overdoing it a little, and you could be right, at you can settle for eyelet accessories. In this category, you can have an eyelet hat, or an eyelet-trimmed hat, a frothy eyelet collar for a simple dark dress and to match, an eyelet ruffled petticoat. How about a pair of eyelet gloves? Other eyelet eligibles include merce, the -group went into action itself as a staff organizer to enlist all interested groups over the State In helping to bring about this health measure to combat venereal disease.

"Georgia Is one of 10 States In the Union which still has no premarital examination laws." said Broome, who pre sided In the absence of Dr. James A. Johnston, of Manchester, Health Chairman for the Georgia Junior Chamber ef Commerce. "Since we decided on-this work as ear major project a. year age.

many organizations have signified their backing In such a drive. Including the Episcopal, Baptist and Presbyterian churches, and the Georgia. Pilot Club. Georgia now rates third In the Southeast In venereal diseases. It will take the co-operation of all our church, civic and social groups to correct this condition which so vitally affects the health of our State." It is voted to Invito all Interested organizations not already represented to Join the drive, Including State and local school groups, and all youth organizations.

Committees were set up to prepare material for tho press, radio, and for speeches and forum discussions to be held at meetings of all organizations represented in the movement, as a means of acquainting the public of the need for such legislation. Participating in Wednesday's discussion were Lon Sullivan, Chairman of the Georgia Citizens' Committee; Dr. Spencer A. Kirkland, of the Georgia Medical Society; Mrs. Arthur Merrill, of the Georgia Junior League; Miss Mary Webb and Miss Bess Givens, of the Georgia Citizens' Council; Mrs.

Dorcas Butler, of the Georgia Conference of Public Welfare; Mrs. Opal Jackson, President of the Atlanta Pilot Club; Dr. William Kiser, of the Mental Hygiene Association, and others. y- i i i rJf TAXI YELLOW! Two dressy suede casuals in this gay new color. Both styles in AAAA, AA and widths, 3 to 10.

fQQ They are also available in white suede 'Smart matching bag at only 92mOO 20 FIral Urn 1HITE BUCK Dr. Brady The season's most sensational pump as far as flattery is concerned. Designed to slim the ankle and shorten the foot, the "Diesel" hy Martinique is an inspiration to your new spring wardrobe in the manner of the new look. Questions and: Answers LIVING IN THE SAHARA You advocate moistening heated air, so when one's respiratory passages become dry and irritated one will be less likely to take cold. (P.

D. Answer No, that's what you read into my teachings, sir. I advocate humidifying the artificially heated air of house, office, school or store, as a matter of comfort and health. The skin and complexion, and the respiratory mucous membranes, as' well as furniture, musical Instruments, book bindings and tempers take a beating from the indoor Sahara all Winter unless some provision is made to humidify the air. Jewel Masterpiece Three gem experts worked for six months continuously assembling the 782 matched diamonds in the enormous jewel master piece caller "Spellbound." Almost every big gem merchant in America submitted stock.

The diamonds are matched for color and quality and literally thousands of stones were examined by. a 10-power magnifying glass before the 782 were chosen. Their total weight is 212 carats. With the platinum and the months of workmanship, the piece is valued at $500,000. 1 PEACHTREE 9XREET Betty Fine, above, is wearing a black cotton ballerina skirt with a deep eyelet flounce.

The shoulders and sleeves of her batiste blouse are also eyelet, as is the double ruffle around the small black straw hat. Even her gloves are, that's right, eyelet All from Davison's. 172 'ITYVI 1UMI I IN 60TWt SI MCI in its tote Cow Ci 1 ddJlSlonmeaonlen..