Evening star. [volume], August 10, 1947, Page 14, Image 115

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Children who remoin in
the city oil summer moy
enjoy many of the outdoor
group activities offered
their playmates who go
away to camp, through
the six day camps oper
ated by the District Recre
ation Department. The
program runs on a sched
ule of two-week sessions,
of which the final one
starts tomorrow. Here,
Miss Betty Jobe leods
group singing at the
Foundry Branch Park,
Forty-fourth street and
Reservoir road N.W.
A handcraft and nature study group. Left to right: Barbara Spalding, 4225
??^d£Vme street NW; Betsy Dugqn, 4911 Forty-fourth street N.W.; Patricia Spillori
3100 Connecticut avenue N.W.; Marion Webb, 2904 Ordway street N.W.; Vernia Hall
camp counselor; Patricia Ann Nichelson, 5122 Fulton street N.W., and Mary Ann
Bym, 3728 Kanawha street N.W. star Staff Photos by Randolph Routt.
Pattern of
A beautifully tailored shirt
waist dress is a seoson-to-sea
son favorite. As an early fall
choice, make this one in o
colorful lightweight, wool, and
occent it with a wide belt.
Jacqueline White of RKO
Radio Pictures models the dress.
Picture Pattern of the Week
No. 3055 comes in sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, 20, 40 ond 42.
Size 14 requires, for the short
sleeve version, 4 'A yards of
39-inch material.
The summer issue of FASH
ION, containing a variety of
sewing suggestions, also is
available for 25c. i
Address:
PREMIERE PATTERNS,
WASHINGTON STAR, i
P. O. BOX 99, STATION G.
NEW YORK, 19, N. Y.
Inclosed 25 cents In coins for
Pattern No.Size _
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