Evening star. [volume], October 16, 1955, Page D-14, Image 95

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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
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ROOSEVELT
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•electing the most amusing
and brainy women in town. So
many different names were
suggested it's Impossible to
list them all.
Some of the most frequently
m ntloned were:
Mi's. Alice Longworth—
daughter of the President
Theodore Roosevelt and known
internationally for her bril
liance and sharp wit.
Mme. Muniz—wife of the
Bi.'zilian Ambassador whose
d -rnifled and amusing parties
plus a warm, happy personality
have made her beloved in
Washington.
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon—an
acivc worker for the Repub
lican Party, world traveler and
top hostess.
Mrs. Truxtun Beale—who
J \ silver spring preview foir: Come to our fabulous preview fair in celebration of the Opening of our newly ex- 4
panded Silver Spring Store and you may win this exciting contemporary split-level house—Dan Ostrow’s famous “Capri"
in beautiful Greenwood Knolls. Decorated by Dorothy Dobbin of “Living for Young Homemakers” magazine and com
* pletely furnished down to the last lamp by The Hecht Co., this spacious 4-bedroom, l'/ 2 -bath house can be yours! Here’s
- all you have to do ... just come to The Hecht Co. and pick up your Official Entry Blank. Complete in 25 words or less
the sentence “I like to shop in Silver Spring because ..and deposit your entry in the Contest Box at Dan Ostrow’s -£H
«l, 1955. Hurry,
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• Block, Novy and Important Brown!
• Autumn Prints Plus Lots of Rod!
• Jumpers! 3-Pioca Stylos!
• Rayon Cropos, Monswoars and Flannels!
• Sixes for Missed and Women!
Double-take savings on the newest fashion packed
bevy of brand new dresses you’ve seen in ages! Com
plete ’round-your-wardrobe selections! Mate a jump
er with a cocktailer ... a rayon crepe glitter fashion
with an office classic! Every silhouette, every color,
every fabric in the news.
Budget Dresses, Third Floor, Mezzanine, Washington;
Second Floor, Silver Spring and PARKington
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• Mensweor Royon Flannel!
• Fully Linod for Fin# Fit!
• Slim Fittod Stylos! 5 Colors!
• Misses', Petites and Woman's Sixos
Brand-new, made up by the famed manufacturer,
especially for this event! Four styles that stepped
right off the pages of the national circulation maga
zines (where they were advertised for more). Each
style of fine four-season rayon flannel magnificently
tailored with hand-bound buttonholes, rayon crepe
linings and Armo interfacings for lasting shape.
\ Grey, blue, charcoal, beige and green In Misses’ 10
to 18, petites’, 12 to 20, and women's 14% to 22%.
Budget Suite, Third Floor, Mezzanine, Washington;
Second Floor, Silver Spring and PARKington
Washington, Silver Spring, PARKington r
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gathers in her salon many of
the great minds and personal -
1 ! itlea of the world.
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins
< —widow at the first American
Minister to Canada and former .
chief of protocol. Mrs. Robbins .
r Has also given her talents to
the State Department as as- <
sistant chief of the Foreign ,
Office Buildings wherein she
supervised furnishings and 1
decorations of our embassies i
abroad.
Mrs. Mitchell Palmer—widow
of President Woodrow Wilson’s 1
Attorney General. Her good i
humor and warm nature make
i her a popular Capital per
sonality. i
j Mme. Van Roljen—talented ,
j and well-informed wife of the
Netherlands Ambassador. She
; is a top diplomatic hostess.
> Mme, Ortons—wife of the j
l Minister of the Italian Em- |
bassy whose lovely Georgetown
residence has been the seem
of many an interesting gather
ing.
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller
wife of the Undersecretary for
Health, Education and Wel
fare. She combines a reserved
exterior with an unexpected
and delightful wry hufnor.
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> W« are proud to announce ttiut Miu McCann, formerly of Boad'i Q
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To Visit Historic Sites
Members of the Emily Nel
son Chapter'of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
will meet today at 1 p.m. and
proceed on a,tour of three his
toric shrines.
Mrs. Dorothy. S. Ragan,
chapter historian, has ar-
ranged for the group to tour
Gunston Hall, of .Vir
ginia Patriot George Mason;
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, dress .. .in white,
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to 15. From a wide \ \
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