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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTEi FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1966. Your Good Healfh Teens Seek Stitchery Exhibit To Attract Crowds To Crafts Center' a Advice On Health Needs By MARION LESLIE' By J. fi. MOLNER, M.D. Pittsburgh members of the Craftsman Branch, of the Embroiderers Guild are in the forefront of the renaissance of "I am 1.1, weigh 140, and am embroidery in the world today.

Their works have won prizes 5 feel Ho much should I re-here and abroad and their writings have inspired others to dut rm 1 love 10 cat-participate in this ancient, yet new artistic field. "How can 1 Ret rid of auty Because of their great sue wpfindbac? armS' cess and their interest, their mde. Beryl Dean, world re- "Stitchery-66" exhibition "owned English embroiderer, nairMin which opens on Oct. 30 in the teacher, designer and author NEEDS HELP AT 13. Arts and Crafts Center, Fifth "Ecclesiastical Embroid-and Shady Avenues, is expect- erv" visited the church dur- YOU MKillT as well learn iVA Ulljflll tl'llik DnnnU hiUa fOi.

-J wV- ing a visit to Pittsburgh and love to eat are rather certain to returned home praising the be too heavy unless they excr-conteniporary needlework al- cise mnie. reduce their diet and University of Pittsburgh To Honor Academy Visitors University of Pittsburgh officials will honor Rear Admiral Draper L. Kauffman, superintendent of the United States Naval Academy, and Mrs. Kauffman, with other Academy dignitaries coming here for the football game between the Midshipmen and Pitt tomorrow at Pitt Stadium. Luncheon for the visitors will be served In Bruce Hall.

Gwilym A. Price, chairman of the board of trustees of the University, the University's Administrative Committee, headed by Dr. David H. Kurtaman, acting chancellor, and Frank Carver, director of athletics, will be hosts for the pre-game festivities. Among others traveling from Annapolis, for the grid-Iron classic are: Capt.

Sheldon H. Kinney, commandant of Midshipmen, and Mrs. Kinney; Capt. Alan R. Cameron, director of athletics, and Mrs.

Cameron; E. E. Miller, assistant director of athletics, and Mrs. Miller; Dr. A.

Bernard Drought, academic dean, and Mrs. Drought; Lt. Aubrey W. Carson, flag lieutenant, and Mrs. Carson; Commander J.

L. Prehn, head of Midshipmen Services Division, and Mrs. Prehn; Capt. Audley H. McCain, head of the weapons department, and Mrs.

McCain; Capt. William J. Francy, head of the engineering department, and Mrs. Francy; Capt. Herbert H.

Ries, head of the executive department, and Mrs. Ries; Mrs. John Adams, wife of Major Adams, USMC, officer representative of the football team, awf Mrs. Bill Elias, wife of the head football coach. Walter S.

Church, of North Neelev and her ed to attract visitors from near and far. Even a partial consideration of the activities of some of the members makes thrill- readv in ika in ih. o.i avoid foods that are extreme- mw viiui via niiu ly high in calories. the church itself, which in- I get about a bushel of letters big 1 teatfiftfY Many artists i a sucn aesigns as Kin- represented la the show have brttdfew, filler conceived for think there's some way to eat achieved fame in other me- kneeler.v-r-.v all they want of rich foods, not dia but have become enthusl- h.w a astie and active in the em- Auiwnai proof the excel- broidery field in the last few lence and interest of Pittsburgh some win but area residents in this beautiful people can learn to eat less and While Everett Sturgeon, pri- medium is seen in their repre- ke iHnd stay thin, marily a textile designer and sentation in the Diamond Jubi- The -f 10 sculptor, exhibited canvas lee Exhibition in London, Eng. Ss omZ moleis 2 work as far back as 1960, the lan(1 hu l.mov nS'T.

embroidery medium has ap- simple office jotf. ltf in a pealed to him so much that he lhls vear- very prominent-place a has moved into the additional small scar will be obje ble fields of machine embroidery Four Winners I suggest either a derrnjiatogist Hfympp in Community Service, Inc. Left to riflht: Kuh'ckf Mrs. Donate live mm? ftobert VYolft. daughter, Dr.

Martha E. Church, dean of vyilson Collere, are having a bit of a reunion this week while attending the inaugura National and surface stitchery. Of the more a 2.000 en- or 3 tion of Ruth M. Adams as the ninth- president of Wellesley College. Both are graduates of Wash your hair wheh'it gets Wellesley.

Mrs. Church was eeruits ill! Ti 1 Honors, dirty. Once a week or so Should be plenty. Use a shampp that is made for dry hair, to.rtplace some of the oils. tries, including 120 from the In Book United States, only 223 were Several of Mr.

Sturgeon's 8eeced by the five judges as pieces appear in Dr. Nik Kre- of exhibition. Six of vitsky's new book, "Stitchery, carme fror" the United Art or Craft." as do some of 'our of the six were i special guest at the inaugural ceremonies today, besides representing the Pittsburgh Wellesley Club. Her daughter a By FRASiS WALKER WICSiSefcond year jvolun-, Now; these girls are begin-teer' Work in the Job orps, alng to come back. One girl JHe Joto aing eome oacK.

une "I am going on 14 iruL find represented Wilson College Marie Kellev's embroidery "emDcrs of the Craftsman myself becoming bow-faged em- KPnnnH nf PitteHtifU I i Forgotten feien can be ex- ceedinely ydtf say 16 to Fittsbprgh's Women in key punch operator sSldSto help wilH- Service WtntH- ifloyed by the U.S Steelt i. A member of the dais Com. pieces. The American CrafU- My Knees are lurning' uv; ana If i i. i man council 'XTa i Horizon uooks are DCinn my taives arc iui iuhk 1915, Mrs.

Church has worked thn hnuspwarit. their Mrents" secretarial job for als0 has presented some of the published on embroidery. Pitts- I prevent the condition fctttp be- for her college for years. Kl taniiJlJrini 4m fceCand afternoon program to ha iir ci irnarv uui lh a jvu a. iviiii wrniP uuiiiiiik nui ac u.m of the -r: ku m9 Board of Education.

Other Key stitchery, She is a past president mpn.a, mns in a aine' i book devoted to canvas work FOLKS who are going. 14 which has sold all over the sometimes become ovetlycriti- fin? me budget 'Vm? gKtl deral fields of iJ.Ij Libertv Avenue. national Wellesley (Her iris have been trained a elotlcians, teachers, nurses, have been given other business skills. country. endeavor include many cal of themselves and Otheir shapes and imagine thing that 1UI BUI1IC KlIIB Vl CC1 Tiif (t roiefratirtn will educational, civic and social Working totfether' to find theses hiDio nrnm 'fl 3ft.

Pittsburgh artist, Nell Hall, recently became interested in embroidery. She exhibited in the 1964 show at the Center and served as a juror on the recent Golden Age Hobby Show. ambitious giom -low-income; 0.cl(ic and after the morriinj Wolfe hopes that more families, tolhatUheJr! WhjCh Mrt; Hibbird womea' witt volunteer to work training for rfcm whl(heyKini the University' -of1 fpr WIjDS in the office, as in-could BpttsWgh, will- be -pa- perhaps, or they aren't really at your age, there is a real Change in the shape of your structure, that is) your jwents doubtless would too, and take you forthwitfci? an orthopedist. rKi "What can a teen-agefvlo to projects, too.) This is the third Wellesley presidential inaugural with which Mrs. Church has been concerned.

When queried about this, she said, "I was a freshman when Miss Ellen F. Pendleton was inaugurated." Mi F. pendleton was 'Embroideries and Fabrics for the Synagogue and Home," co-authored by Mrs. King and Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof's wife, Lillian, is about to be released.

The work of several amateur and professional members of the Guild is represented in this book, the first of its kind in "Christian Art" magazine uiKdiwuuiic: wiiiuuiju1iul wi be lunclwon in may ne aoje 10 anve cars 10 rJlm h. featured an article by Guild irOm me C-et m-nciJant StVr-J form. WLCS "1tlfe Federal. Building cafcteri. girls to or MRS.

CHURCH Bucky King, on the creation KmS" Tfe' mornmgnd aftoV r--, natiorf Job-corpl program. in -k of kneelers designs by Eliza stop thumb-suttlng She was present when Miss Margaret Clapp became presi- A V'. rara MISTIMES AS ma, to workshops, hlgtflfghtingfriin-'vMlSTIMES AS while asleep?" A. T.rC4 this field of embroidery. dent of Wellesley on March 17, 1950.

Her daughter, Martha WITH OFFICEI mdny as 25 Mlller for St Jng of interviewer and home girls must be Interviewed be- Fields Episc0pai church, giv', Interview -fafm 5a? 0 sonia. IF YOU DO IT whfl. Jeen was a sophomore that year and was chosen one of the four Federal Building Pittsburgh a a's distin- nhvinuslv it's a deenlviined sophomore class representatives at the inauguration. So, Martha the Pittsburgh touodtof'Catho1: I a I I it. v.

iiL.it- nuw uas panicipaiea in me maugurauun two neuesic jjicsi- uc women, isitor Thrilled cil of Jewish Women fttfe' cents, ner motner said. Before these kneelers were Council of Negro-Women, the United Martha was graduated from Wellesley in 19S2 and served the college as assistant professor of geography before she became dean of Wilson. guished members of the Em- habit. How about tveiring broiders Guild are rushing to gloves? Or make sacks focyour finish their entries (most of thumbs out of canvasjfrkish which are self-designed and toweling or something, and fceep many self -mounted) besides them in place with a coW or conducting classes at the Cen- ribbon tied around your waists, ter, giving demonstrations, lec- This ought to help you Areak turing, training teachers for the habit. service here and other parts of the United States and readv- LEFTOVER COOKED el- iZiSemmmmSMM Members While In Boston.

Mrs. Church will entertain at dinner for Wets. screedlntfK voUld-W asuc worKery giving VF-Jnf Gir rll ij i irf serv ce since ceoruanr u. wim ue.oineD. women wwuy two former nttsourgners, ur.

w. Arnoa Hosmer, former aean trainees iqr Z.U:'oi-.Mnii ri i of the.Harv.nl Business School and Mrs. Hosmer. Dr. and that they are sertt to.

one the" nation TwehtV-four adult members ine items for Christmas sale how macaroni may. used IJ'-TJ-'tne PittsbuJgH district, brfe-'The sjbgart women who young in a salad. Add mayonnaise, the Girl Seouts of South- at the Center. -havd eirls WOT rls who or chopped onion and western Pennsylvania will serve Tuesda. 'M( Centers, a'.

mtOettU.i,X-(V Next fficial delegates to Show Chairman RUG EMERGENCY Overcrowded aisles force 2 TOR THE PRICE OF 1 SATURDAT SACRIFICE thirty-seventh meeting of National CouncU of Girl Scouts Irs-. Jr- of thU.S.A. in Detroit Mich. J-'bsom. and Mrs.

Warren K. front October 23 to 27. They Porler of Ingomar are co-will meet with representatives chairmen of the exhibit, from 475 Other Girl Scout Coun- Mrs. H. Malcolm Priest Is MuseniKBdll Features Op Mrs.

Hosmer live in ceimoni, Mass. FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER support being given to the International Poetry Forum by the Junior League of Pittsburgh. The Forum is endowed under a five-year grant by the A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust.

The Junior League, according to a statement by its president, Mrs. Robert B. Funkhouser, will make a financial contribution over a three-year period while simultaneously trying to interest other groups in making supplementary contributions. The combination of volunteer services and financial contributions is a characteristic of the League's National policy. Archibald MacLeish will present the first program in the Forum on Oct.

19 in Carnegie Lecture Ha'l. Ik THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Kennel Association's dls, throughout the 1 1 president of the Craftsman Art BUY 1, GET 1 FREE Over 1000 New 9x12 '29, '39, M9, $69 'Top, Pop aod Op' Is the theme of the annual ball being sponsored by Women's Committee i the' Westmoreland lltl'H frrf ln Kiln States to establish general Branch of the Guild which has lines of pojlcy and direction of a membership of 135. the; Girl Scou -movement. non-members ahso have been They will keynote ad- invited to exhibit. i dress by the noted British ecbn- The Craftsman Branch, or-' omisf andf Barbara ganized in I960 by 16 local Ward.

(Lady women, has had a busy year. I Attending from the h- In May 25 wembers snowed 1 their work and techniques at. rifr ra At, County Museum of Art in Permanently In Dumps 'Bow-Wow annual autumn cocktail party and dinner r.rperisburc Saturday from 10 e2xi si 5 to Z3 Mellon, PNB Credit, Layiwiys Chase's Rugs 2 LOCATIONS Mil Fifth Uptown 5432 Walnut Shadyside LmT niphirt lhe Oakmont Library. In June, ders Mrs. Richard mpmhp rM thi hirw meeting, will be held on Oct.

1 in the Sylvanla Room of the m. to 2 p. m. at the Wist-Pittsburgh Athletic Association. Dr.

and Mrs. Paul B. Ernst moreia8d County Museum- of are dinner chairmen. Mrs. Richard Mellon Scaife, Mrs.

W. S. jaf-li1 Reed Mrs. George J. Connors, Mrs.

Louis G. Steiner, Mrs. proceeds of'jhe Ball will be Ronald L. Patterson and Mrs. Herbert T.

Jenkins are on the use( -fa. 'purchase of art dinner committee. work tha Museum ciillec- Mrs. Harry H. Riddle -Z and Mrs.

Milo WUey. vice pres- "uf 'Magic Needle" show at mh- Good Hope. soonsored bv DEAR ANN LANDERS: Go In ll' l-irih lurn Halo Hauth Alkrn Please tell me how to pM out; of this lousy depression I'm Smith aggistant treasurer. Georgiana Brown Harbeson, Ave. Al lirl lifhl turn nht unto limit SI.

Brintmber lhe number, UUI WHInul there 1 only mail tltu. fhone "'f Mrs. Thftmas Uwis Jones, 01 Anmncan Aeeme-look Vice president: will attend as a Four Guild members sorry delegate of Region III. won prizes, including Mrs. Jack Salt Starts Saturday id a.m.

and Ends 5 p.m. N'OIK: Nate will lrt mmui Theme of the meeting is wvy, Mrs. Katrienne Ireys, "Girl Scouting Values to Hold Mrs. T. Hopkins, and Mrs.

Worlds to Explore." King who won best of show. tit. ilore tn. eve. on in p.m.

cS 1 4) ill aKSK f.Tr rve for a arge double bed, sheeU anrH nr elated. I fall in love with and I pillow cases, lamps for Bursztynowic? are designing the every man who looks at-me bedroom, large ashtrays to go fountain in the Museum foyer, twice and treats me like a bu- tn goM and biue living room. Ball chairmen are fZZL fl Stepchair for kitchen, ice-buck- 1 it in ooK is nere, JJuntet. ano. Arinur fn, Broan whmom.

o- Unwifitntv Jr bodv ana sow. -men 1 anve. gold, 0 1 and WOW, what Dr Paul' Chew, Director, is him awaV because I try to own blankets, (green or advisor of invi'ta- 'm in return and please), brass candle sticks, an tions, and ws. Robert S. Jami- a'one again.

abstract painting." son Accepting I hate myself for being so Wfe An( tnafS only part low prices! of the list. Are we crazy or is reservauons are Mrs. jonn a. Robertshaw, Mrs. John pie change? Or am I hopeless? ll'fli' -Poor; this the" last straw? What would Bavf Shalls.

Swialers; a r.oi LOW LOIS N. Scales. n.n N. Y. vou do? IneHidlnf the meit popular colors.

4 uuak iajis: reopie can anu This IS the last straw and I would throw IS and Slim Sklrts.Nw Banquet Marks 42nd Birthday You aidn 1 get mis way over- rpilmmv business -Post-Gautt Photo night so don't any magi- 1 -A mil wat.d fabrics and colon. gnd Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. cal overnight transformation.

What Is French kissing? Is In cliwbeth Italian renaissance decorations will be used in the Hilton Newest Handbags.j win Jy thouldtf First get a complete physical There may be an lt wrong? Who should set I Club of Eliza- urapi ana jaunty nanaoajt in many tg tnaptf ana imi necking limits ine noy or the girl? Can a shotgun wedding succeed? Read Ann Landers' Sex Ten Wayi Cool i. UIOYKSiA wonderful collection off rn holds its eleventh annual Fashionlogue there on Nov. 1. Theme entertain at the forty- ymF of the benefit event is "Carnivale della Robbia." Robert Law- second anniversary banquet on depression. pnysicmn rence will cbme from New York City to direct the Wednesday, evening at in gives you bl of heaun operalogue which will precede the luncheon -theeiMI hw.touUttthe di-promenade.

i Keesporff'Pa. rectioq. of ounseljng. R'a norm- Committees are working every day on the Ipvely party, be Mrs' Robert Hiddle chair in theMumps once in awhile At a recent luncheon, Mrs. Thomas F.

McCormick, patron man. kin' Mn but youfseem bent on'perman- wintry glovai In classic colors a Ion self addressed stamped Landers will ne giaa Knee-High to Thigh-High' Socks a Absolutely sensational patterne on- chairman; Mrs. Cecil T. Hale and Mrs. William J.

O'Dell, Robert Wv Johnson 'Mrs. Rah ent residency Get some, help, Ann I reservations chairmen, were photographed as they admired one Rippel-and Mrs 0 Girl.r i to help of the floral centerpieces. Final reports on the Fashionlogue' V.C jiems. you with your prob- Send them to her in colors care of -tne rosi-Mazene. uiuiaiu wcie mauc neuuesuay at iuhliicuu in loe inen- Th Tlamann Tmm fmm uav-.

fV'' ufviwiMvoi tieth Century Club. Mrs. Albert F. Keister, founder of the uhZ offic. is -Tbeing enclos- Opera Workshop, was the hostess.

enterteinment for i thi maff ic' tamped, self-address- CARNEGIE INSTITUTE officers will fewj' frfends ind entertain at dinner lng funds by note paper, In the Pittsburgh Golf Club Thursday evening for visiting Christmas cards and fruit ZJ 1- u. u- i .1 11 1 y-- 7 I 'u th iFir hftve. i-w: icuuuia iu ine camiuiuuii wihlii win ue pan ui ine annual ruuuu wc a i' i ers-Patrons Day of the Institute. A preview of the exhibit will Other ClUDTO Meet The North Hills Mothers' Twin oe neiu in me larnegie insuiuie Museum 01 An Deiween 0 ana coonies ior me uou ana are "Ml ui 11 o'clock that evening. asked to deliver them to notice witn these words, When and Triplet Club will meet on homes of Mrs.

Peter Trefslis a has been married once night at the Wildwood FLAGS OF THE PROVINCES of Italy will hans from the and Mrs. John R. Thompson by foolish to give her things Hamni0n Lane. Al- 1 sw.i.... nt at mi snft nlreartv hn Sh wanra 1 lisnn Park.

33 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 3 SHOPS DOWNTOWN 242 Fifth Ave. Ner Wood St. 202 Fifth Av. Near Marknt St. 602 Liberty Ave.

Near Marie) St. See Yellow Phone Directory, Page 42S, lor Shop Nearest You Daicony ot me grana Danroom ot tne renn-stieraton tomorrow tiuuei it. mi. mumpson is 7, night as part of the Italian decor for the Diamond Horseshoe also serving as chairman for Nub. Here is Ball.

Mrs. John K. Barto and Mrs. Charles G. McCaffrey dressing dolls for the Optimist Part of the notice: Dr.

Ruth Goodman, for Allegheny County their committee re- Goodfellows Christmas distribu- nease inform us as soon schools, will discuss "Discipline co-chairmen of decorations, entertained cently at the Pittsburgh Field Club. Mrs. Henry F. Reuter is chairman of the Ball, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Pittsburgh Opera as a benefit for the opera. Mrs.

Edward D. Loughney and Mrs. Paul B. Reinhold are co-chairmen. tion.

as possible what you intend to from Infancy." buy the bride and we will let Any mother of twins or trip- PLEASANT LUNCHEON you know if someone has al- lets in the North Hills area who salad plate: lettuce, sliced to- ready purchased it. Here are is interested may call Mrs. Rob- matoes, sardines, stuffed the things she needs: Wooden ert Genter for further informa- eggs. Serve with hot biscuits, salad a beige spread tion. 9.

Charts It Ns or Mellon Sank 01 use our lay-Away Pun WVl 1 ii ft A.