The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 3

0 open tonight Friday 'til 8l3 i 24 eager phone shoppers are await ing your call if you can't come in to shop. With your Filcne charge iCs easy to say "just charge it," open Monday and Wednesday nights till 8:30 as usual our branch stores arc open every night until 9:30 p. m- (except Dec. 4) mm 4 ll I 1 A. Jl thrift avenue cliarmers gala-go-to party swoosh skirt dresses $1495 (Bachrach) A PORTRAIT DRESS of cream velvet wa worn by Miss Mae E.

Friswell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Friswell of Need-ham, for her wedding to Lt Ray-mond E. Cairns U.SA.F., son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond E. Cairns of Needham. which took place at St. Joseph's Church.

The bnde graduated from Fisher Junior College, and attended Boston University. Lt Cairns, who has been assigned to duty overseas, is graduate of M. I. T. Wellesley Friend Is Left $90,000 7 by Vida Scudder DEDHAM, Dec.

3 Leaving the Jt J' Duik ot ner estate of more than $100,000 to her friend of many years, Florence Converse, a retired editor of Atlantic Monthly, the will of the late Vida D. Scudder of Wellesley, noted liberal and author who died on Oct. 9 at the age of 92, has been allowed by Judge James F. Reynolds in the Norfolk Probate Court at Dedham. In the will which was drawn on Dec.

27, 1943, Miss Scudder, who was professor-emeritus of English literature at Wellesley College where she had been a member of the faculty for 41 years, left $3000 to the Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross, directing that the income be used preferably for 1 k4 VStr conferences and retreats on social justice at "Adelynrood," the Summer home of the society at South Byfield. She left $3000 to Rev. William B. Spofford of Tunkhannock, requesting that he use it in the promotion of social reform on Christian lines. To Smith College of Northampton and the Christian Medical College of Vellore, South India, she left $1000 each.

To Mrs. Ivy Smith of Cambridge she left $2000 and to Miss Winifred E. Hulbert of Westwood $1000. She left $3000 to Mrs. Mercy A.

Gerrior of Wellesley. Her home and the contents at 45 Leighton road, Wellesley, where she lived with Miss Converse since 1912, she left to Miss Converse for life and on her death it is to go to Wellesley College. A house and land that she owned at Shelburne, N. she left to Lawrence Philbrook of Shelburne. The rest and residue of her estate she left to her friend Florence Converse, and provided that, if she did not survive her, one-half of the remainder of her estate would go to Wellesley College and one-half to the Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross.

Her only heirs at law were listed ss two first cousins, Sylvia Scudder Bowditch of Boston and Francis Dutton of Lebanon, and they are not remembered with any bequests. The Fiduciary Trust Company was named executor of the will and the bank has filed a bond in the amount of $125,000, estimating that she left in personal property $83,000 and in real estate $20,000. Attorney John W. Huse of Boston filed the will. Banded Taffeta Torso Dress with the new long look.

Bow banding at waist, hip and empire bust. Navy or black rayon. 10 to 18. for lounging! for T.V.I for hobby-pursuing! for gifts! washable, cotton broadcloth! Nr Gossamer with Gold rippling gold color scrolling on shimmering silk and acetate swoosh skirt dress with heart shaped neckline. Peacock of sky blue.

Sizes 14 to 20. -7 Cobbler Hobby-Jamas to live and lounge in Cute as a button, and so very practical because top is built like a cobbler's apron with multi-pockets! Mandarin neck jacket has 34 banded sleeves, side slits! Solid color tapered knee breeches button below the knee for that new trim tapered look! Such fun to play, lounge or work in! Can be used for slumber, too In "Sandwich man" print with red or aqua pants, trims. Sizes 32 to 38. Filene's budget underwear shop, street floor. Write Box 1511; call HUbbard 2-4250 or ELiot 4-5000.

Also Chestnut Hill, Wellesley, Winchester, Belmont, Hyannis. Dance to Benefit Maryknoll Missioner Tomorrow evening there will be a dance at the George Wright Country CluB, Hyde Park, for the benefit of Rev. James J. Morrissey. Fr.

Morrissey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey of Jamaica Plain, is a member of the Maryknoll Order and now stationed in Tanganyika, Africa. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. James Mulroy, Virginia Spicer.

Mary M. Dunn, June McDonough and Mr. Jack Stanton. Ancient peoples often believed that poisonous honey could be made by bees from certain flowers, but modern research fails to confirm such a thesis. il if ft" Moonglow Bow Dress in shimmering rayon and acetate with long torso and a skirt that bells out beneath a bow tie band.

Mauve, pink, ice bluej aqua. 10 to 16. Santa's come to town and he'll be in his Ice Palace at Filene's from now until Christmas to greet all good boys and girls. He's brought all his little friends from the North Pole to be with him in his Ice Palace on the 3rd floor Princess Peau de Sole rayon with the feel and look of silk. Long slim front and back.

Black or navy with its own petticoat. Sizes 10 to 16. if 7 of Filene's Homemakers' Building, Meet JJIiss Itolhj Santa's happy helper Meet Frosty the frisky elf, who really "talks" Meet the Monkey Family Santa's been so busy at the .1 1- 1 .1 fn. r7 N--! loruiiioie get-uug iuj ii Christmas that he hasn't given the monkey family a name yet Enter Filene's contest to Caped Taffeta MSfes' Escalate to Misses Thrift Avenue, fourth floor. Trite Box 1511 or call HUbbard 2-4250 or ELiot 4-5000.

gently hugs your shoulders. Long torso breaks into a pouff of skirt with its own crinoline. or black ravon. Sizes 10 give them a name and win a girl's or boy's three speed bicycle. This contest is open children between the ages of 3 and 14 inclusive.

Get your contest blank when yon. visit Santa at Filene's. to 18. Also at Chestnut Hill, Wellesley, inchester, Belmont open every night 'til 9:30 (except Sat Dec. 4).