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MAIt OROEM HUto, KUS hOSTAGE

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"TYPE-ING" > and

"FIGURE-ING" U your T Y P E Is tall we F I G U B E you should look r e g a l . . . If you* T Y P E is short we F I G U R E you should l o o k dainty . . , . But no mat te r what your T Y P E there's a W-B garjnens t ha t will give you ter F IGURE,

The vr-n model sketched is lightweight andT&loh fastened. I t Is llior-ongh>r capable of pro­ducing a small high waistline and » slim hip line. »

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Fi t t ings by Graduate CoTsetiers No Charge - for Alterations

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Mrs. Setvell to Be Hostess at Benefit

Mis. John T. Sewell will be hostess at her Bummer home at Altamont tomorrow afternoon a t a bridge tea for the benefit of the Kenwood Alumni Braille Associa­tion sight saving class. The par ty will be from &30 to 5:30 o'clock. . Mrs. George C. Reardon of Troy is general chairman and Mrs. Wil­liam Gleason is the local chairman. Mrs. M. B. Smith is in charge of ticket distribution, in the Schenec­tady area. Players .have been asked to bring their own cards.

Among those planning to a t tend from Schenectady are Mrs. Glen D. Smith, Mrs. John English, Mrs. William Kiernan, Mrs. George Ma-Ioney, Mrs. Mary Haynes Wallace. Mrs. Robert Walsh, Miss Geraldine Gleason, Mrs. William Gleason, Mrs. Joseph Kestner, Mrs. Austin Mc­Donald, Miss Elizabeth Bernardl, Mrs. Ar thur Smith, Mrs. Joseph Dwyer, M M . Vernon Hovey, Miss Agnes Fagian and Mrs. Edward J . Wiencke. ,

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Mr. and Mrs* McKain Hosts to Bridal Party

Mr. and Mrs. Allan P . "McKain will entertain a t a dinner par ty to­night at the Mohawk Golf Club in honor of thei r daughter , Miss Vir­ginia McKain,, and Charles J. Mc-Whorter of Cleveland who will be married tomorrow.

• » » MISS ALDRICH HOSTESS

Miss E m m a Aldrich was hostess Wednesday night a t a variety shower in honor of Miss Ida Mae Paul who will become the bride of Oscar Eickleberger in November.

Guests were Miss Jean Brock-myer7 Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Har ry Thorsen, Mrs. William Mul-cock, Miss Miriam Caldwell, Mrs. William Paul, Miss R u t h Thleroff and Mrs. C. J. Aldrich.

• • • TO HAVE SALADrBREDGE

Members' of the home forum de­par tment of, the Schenectady Woman's Club will have a salad-bridge a t the clubhouse on Wash­ington avenue Thursday, Septem­ber 3Q-beginning a t 1 o'clock.

Mrs. George Allen Is general chair­man.

• • * PARTY FOR MISS CURE

Miss Emily Cure was guest of honor recently at a shower given in her honor by Mrs. Kenneth Wagner of Emmet t street.

Guests were Miss Ruth Christian, Miss E d n a Wolfe, Miss Jane Allen, Miss R u t h Aussicker, Miss Georgi-ana Stedman, Miss Loraine Raes , Miss Betty Irish, Mrs. W, B. Cure, Mrs. E. I, Wilbur, Mrs. Ralph VanArnum, Mrs. Edwin Peterson, Mrs. Donald Otten and Mrs. Ken­neth Wagner.

• * • TO B E HOSTESS AT TEA

Mrs. Myron Westover will enter­tain at tea this afternoon in honor

of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wen- [ Mrs. A. E>. Simmons and Mrs. Kath-dell Westover of Albany. j erin- Williwinski.

Serving will be Mrs. E. K. Andei-

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son, Mrs. Henry P . Broughton, Mi?. F r a n k Haughton, Mrs. Henry G. Heist, Mrs. John Allen Capp, Mrs. Ernes t -I* Robinson, Mrs. Surges Johnson, Mrs. Ernest F . W. Alex-anderson, Mrs. Edward G. Watery Mrs. P e t e r I. Wold, Mrs. Charles W. Wood all, and Mrs. John D. Gulick.

They will be assisted by Mrs. H o w a r d . Gilmai tin. Mrs. Stanley Ham, Mrs. Sauuuiel- Fortenbaugh, Mrs. Alan Howard, Miss Jessie B. Lane and Miss Louise Houghton of this city, and Mrs. Oliver Wolfe of Albany.

• • • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Ar thur W. Male of Troy road has announced the engage­ment of her , daughter . Miss Avis Tribley Hammond, to Harold Kei th Kittrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kittrell of Waterloo, Iowa. The announcement was made a t a dinner par ty Monday night a t Riverwood Inn. • Guests were Mrs. William Ruhl Carr, Mrs. Raymond W. Hammond, Mrs. Pear l I. Fet ter . Miss Viola Lamed, Miss E d n a M. Findley, Miss Alice Kenyon Stone and Miss Lulu Whi tmyen

Miss Hammond was graduated from Schenectady High School and is in the secretary's office of the General Electric Company.

Mr. Kittrell a t tended Iowa State College, was graduated from North­western University and is a mem­ber of Sigma- Nu fraternity. He is assistant manager of the W. T. Grant Company here.

No date "has been set for the wedding.

• • • INSTALL SORORITY LEADERS

Officers of Alpha Chapter, Delta Psi sorority, for the 1937-38 season were installed Tuesday night at the first meeting of the year at Jewish Community Center.

Miss Eleanor Friedmaiv, retiring president gave the oath of office to her successor. Miss. Helen Rivlin. Other officers, installed by the new president, a r e : Miss Sarah Cornich, vice president, succeeding Miss

J l iv l in ; Miss Edythe Friedman, sec-" retary, succeeding Miss Cornich; Miss Charlotte Rivlin, t reasurer , succeeding Miss Dorothea Silber-k raus .

Miss Rivlin announced the stand­ing committees for the year:

Miss Fr iedman, chairman of the telphon squad, assisted by Miss Helen Weise, Miss Ruth Coplon and Miss Ernest ine Miklowitz; Miss Muriel Fr iedman, keeper of the scrap book; Miss Shirley Siegel, publicity cha i rman; Miss Cornich, chairman of the • culture commit­tee, assisted by Hadassah Sahr ; ritualists, Miss Dorothy Handler and Miss Frances Levitt; Miss Shirley Gold, field adviser.

Members of the "Sunshine" com­mittee are Miss- Helen Rivlin and Miss Charlotte Rivlin, Miss Corn-rich, Miss Fr iedman, Miss Shirley F rumkin and Harr le t te Scheinxeit; "Alpha Talkies",- Miss Siegel, editor-in-chief; Miss J a n e t Gassier, as­s is tant editor.

Miss F r i edman is cha i rman of the second annual harvest script dance October 10.

» • « MISS HOGAN HONORED

Miss Dorothy Schnapp of Furman street was hostess recently a t a shower in honor of Miss Naomi L. Hogan whose marr iage to William R. Grams will take place October 2.

Guests present were : Miss I rene Burns, Miss Anne Kehoe, Miss Ger­t rude Andrews, Miss Grace Camp­bell, Miss Eunice Bunzey, Miss Mar­garet Watchel, Miss Genevieve Crowley, Miss Marion Dillabough, Miss June Smith, Miss Evelyn Ricard, Miss Virginia .Cooper, Miss Helen Kendrick, Miss Phyllis Nolte, Miss Naomi Hogan, Miss Lillian Godfrey, Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Mary Madden, Miss Dorothy Grams, Mrs. Howard Mahoney, Mrs. George Tracy, Miss Marion Willsey. Miss Dorothy Schnapp and Miss k a t h e r -ine Smith.

• • • MRS. CASLER HOSTESS

Miss Naomi Casler was guest of honor a t a variety shower given re­cently by her mother, Mrs. Emmet t Casler, a t her home on Trinity place, Rotterdam.

Guests were Mrs. Gussi Clark, Mrs. R. Stanley Bennett, Mrs. Al­bert Niles of Mayfleld"; Mrs. William' Zlelewski, Mrs. John Stevenson, Mre. Guy Berger and Mrs. Vernon Springstcd, ajl of Schenectady; Mrs. Hulda Rudolph. Holyoke, Mass.; Mrs. John Snyder and Mrs. John Snyder jr., \of Troy;- Miss Ber tha Krugcr of Sprakers; Mrs. Anna M. Schwen, Mrs. Charles Hagatnan, Mrs. Charles Bahn, Mrs. Mart in Casler, Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Mrs. David Cann.-Mrs. Albert Aspin, Mrs. Fred Glamm, Mrs. David Abellng, Mrs. Louts Albrecht, Mrs. John Dean, Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. Walter Werner, Mrs. Edward Fegel, Mrs. Har ry Ouderkirk, Mrs. Joseph McDemiolt, Mrs; Emma Lange, Miss Louise Stunger<_Miss •EHa Glamjm,

Miss Helen Orford has le turned to her home a t Oxford place after spending several weeks a t Keene, N. H. She had as her guest Miss Elizabeth Orford of Boston.

*. * « Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corcoran

o. R. D. T.have announced the bir th of a daughter, Marjorie Jean, born I September 3.

• • • ' Mr. a n d Mrs. Lawrence Freudig-

man of D.uane. avenue were recent visitors in New York.

• » > Mr. and Mr*. J- G. B a n y and

Miss Rosel la . Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Deines have been spending the week in White Sul­phur Springs, West Va. ,

• • • Mrs. Ray Rowe of McClellan

street had as her guests recently Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson Morey a n d their daughter, Virginia, of" Ash-ville, N. C , and Mrs. Ari t ta M. Hyney of Glenwood boulevard.

de Ferrant i . Ali members are ex-1 sential services. Mrs. de Fe r ran t i pected to help in formulating the I is editor of "The Bulletin," pub-

GRIFFIN AUXILIARY TO ATTEND DINNER

FOR MRS. COLLINS General Eugene Griffin Auxiliary

27 has been invited to at tend the test imonial dinner to be given to Senior Vice Depar tment President Mary A. Collins Wednesday night in G. A. R. hall, Cohoes. Members wishing to make reservations for the dinner notify Mrs-. Ida M. Williams.

Mrs. E m m a B. Stobbe, depart­ment president, will .inspect General Eugene Griffin Auxiliary Tuesday in A.O. H. hall, State street. A cov­ered dish supper will be served at 6 o'clock,, to which alt members have been invited. The meeting will open at 8 o'clock and members of the auxiliaries in the district have been invited. Refreshments will be served after the,meeting.

On Monday night, Mrs. Stobbe will inspect the Captain F. R. Palmer Auxiliary of Albany, to which the members in this city have been invited. Previous to the meeting, a dinner will be served in the Hvtel Kenniore. Members wish­ing to make reservations for the dinner are asked to call Mrs. Julia T. Roach.

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The question of a new high school for Schenectady -will be one of the principal interests of the Schenectady League of Women Voters for the . present year. The" subject will be introduced at the regular meeting-Wednesdav at 2:30 o'clock at the Y . W . C . A. . The league has been asked by the s ta te and national leagues to work on a project and the question of the proposed lygh school has been chosen. . According, to the an­nouncement, the local league must have a definite opinion on this sub­ject, based Upon accura te informa­tion, both from the educational and financial viewpoints, before decid­ing for or against it.

Mrs. Harold Larrabce, chai rman of the committee on government and education, has prepared a list of questions which the members have been asked to think about, namely whether . the city should plan for a new high school; wheth­er the present facilities a t Not t j Terrace and Vocational High j Schools are adequate; will the fall- ! ing bir th ra te remedy overcrowd­ing; should the Grand Boulevard section be considered for a site and how soon should the city finance a bond issue for a new school.

Mrs. Bruce Buckland, chairman, will preside at the meeting. The program will include reports on the county convention program and on "Women Jurors in Sche­nectady," Mrs. Mat hi as Poersch, of the committee on government and legal s ta tus of women: "The Prob­lem of a New High School," 'Mrs. Larrabee: "The Constitutional Con­vention in Relation to the League of Women Voters Program, ' ' Mrs. F r a n k D. Barclay, committee on government and its operation, and "The United States Neutral i ty in the F a r East," Mrs. J. Carey, com-cittee on government and foreign policy. After the meeting there will be a tea, to which candidates for political office have been in­vited. . Mrs. Albert N. Crouch is chairman for the tea.

The chairman has appointed a committee to present names of delegates and al ternates to repre­sent the Schenectady league at the convention. The names will be voted upon at' the meeting. The committee on nominations includes

league's suggestions to the conven tion on the four principal ques­tions: Child Labor legislation, mandatory women juror laws, ad­dition of low-rent public housing to the., active program «nd in­creased league membership dues. .11 these questions will be debated

a t the meeting. The league was represented on

the supervisors' committee or 21 i by Mrs. S. B> Fortenbaugh, Mrs j Wayne R. Brown. Mrs. E. V. D. I Ladd and Mrs.. Buckland. The j league was one of the organiza- j t ions asked by the city manager j for suggestions on next year's budge t At a luncheon held Sep- j

.tember 16 a t the home of Mrs. Rob- j er t Coggeshall, the " organization j emphasized its continued interest I

liihed by the league.

T T T "XT 9 | Mrs. Victor Staczenski. chairman,] in constructive economy in govera-W O m C H V O t O r S ^ M r e - P e , e r M i U e r **d M r B - Marc jmen t and the preservation or es^

League to Study School Project To* Introduce Research

Topic Wednesday; Re­ports 1o Cover Varied As­pects of Years Program

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ROMANCE juK parkj on th« doorstep when A girl Jiasa Camay complexion I Stays

there, too, if she kitps her skin lovely year after year!

"This business of complexion carels seri­ous," say* charming Mr*. Blanch field. *Tve actually seen girls ruin their look* just be­cause they neglect their complexions. I mver skip my Camay care-not for a single day!"

Sound advice! Mr*. Blanchfield'*ibrown eyes may twinkle, but they tell she know* what's what! Here i* a tip for clever girls-nbe girl* who are out to win. " Many & girl is lovelier today because she

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IXTse i>bfbthy AspffiTTMlsFKuih' Ai--pin, Miss Minnie '"broughen, Mtea Freda Kiddie, Miss Mabel Chambers and Miss Doris Hagaman.

I10NOK) MISS KOINIK Miss Julie Konlk was guest of

honor a t a variety shower given by Mr*. 3Carry Guyon jr. and Miss Joanne, Konlk Tuesday night.

Guests were Mrs. John Brady, Mrs. Fred Faucher , Mrs. Ha r ry Guyon, Mri, Mack Poller, Mrs. Larry Kearney, Mrs. CarmeUa Olannelli, Mrs. Christine Freemj'er, Mrs. J o i e p h Baltaglia, Mrs. Mary Konik, Mrs. Michael DeMarco, Mrs. Tea sic Campbell, Mr*. Jul ia Rudesheim, Mrs . Charlea Witlcn-burp, Mrs. Charlen Tesster, Mies N>llle MHc**r*k, Mis* E m m a W a r k , Miss Marie Verio He, Mi»« .Mary Kore tnkki , Misa Eltia iPdlylciv Mis* Helen Ambrose, Mrs. Anna Mfrable,.

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"Pattern 4570 Is available in misses' and women's sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; 32, 31, 36, 3S, 40 and 42. Size 16 takes 3:,i ya rds 36-inch fabric and 1% yards ruffling. Illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions included.

Fa l l and Winter Fashion Jsook Send for lha new Anne Adams

Fashion Book. Price of book, 15 cents; with pattern, 26 cents.

Pr ice of pattern, 15 cents In coin or s tamps (coin preferred). Send orders to the Schenectady Gazette Faahioa Bureau, 243 Went 17th street, New York city. Be sure to put a three-cent stamp on your letter.

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