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ENGAGEMENTS
Blaker-Handwerger
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E.
Blaker of Silver Sprint an
nounce the encasement of
their daughter Roberta Ann
to Mr. Stuart Handwerger,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jooeph
Handwerger of Baltimore. A
June weddlnt Is planned.
Ma rston-Tracy
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert
E. Mar*ton of Silver Spring
announce the engagement of
v their daughter Susan Eugen
”la to Mr. William A. Tracy,
>jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tra-
Jcy of Wooster. Ohio. A De
* cember wedding Is planned.
pMontgomery-Kidd
J* Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Mont
-3i gomery of this city announce
the engagement of their
daughter Rebecca Louise to
Mr. Ben Roy Kidd, son of
Mrs. Roberta M. Kidd and
the late Mr. Perry B. Kidd of
Rockville. Md.
Smith-Blumberg
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mar
vin Smith announce the en
gagement of their daughter
Linda Claire to Mr. Barry S.
Blumberg. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Blumberg of
Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Ladoff-Reichgut
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ladoff
of Westbury, Long Island, N.
Y , announce the engagement
of their daughter Carole
Joyce to Mr. Lawrence Fred
‘ * Reichgut, son of Mrs. Joseph
Reichgut of this city and the
late Mr. Reichgut. A Decern
>■ ber, 1964, wedding Is
planned.
Gentry-Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Odell
Gentry of Chevy Chase. Md.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Beth to
Mr. Julian Keith Patton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Thornton Patton of Sliver
Spring, Md. A December
wedding Is planned.
Vollmer-
Woodrough
Mr. and Mrs. Herman C.
Vollmer of Washington an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Margaret Ann
to Capt. Stephens Blakley
Woodrough, USN, son of Mrs.
Jane B. Woodrough of South
Port Mitchell, Ky. An April
wedding Is planned.
Price-Thompson
. Mr. and Mrs. Banner Price
'* of Erwin, Tenn., announce
the engagement of their
daughter Elsie Mae to Mr.
David Burrell Thompson, son
of Mrs. Helen Thompson of
Washington and the late Mr.
Oco Thompson. A February
>' wedding Is planned.
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Foster-Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E.
Poster of Camp Springs, Md..
announce the engagement of
their daughter Lynda Anne
to Mr. Joseph Miller, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Miller of
Ocala, Fla. A May wedding Is
planned.
Chidel-Brodsky
Mr. and Mrs. Max Chidel
of Washington announce the
engagement of their daugh
ter Brenda Rae to Mr. Lester
S. Brodsky, son of Mrs. Ruth
, Berday of Washington and
the late Mr. Morris Brodsky.
A May wedding Is planned.
Watson-Dorkan
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.
Watson of Bethesda, Md.,
;■ announce the engagement of
their daughter Linda Bea to
IDr. Cenap Dorkan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Suphl Dor
kan of Istanbul, Turkey. A
spring wedding Is planned.
Manning-Harris
Mr. John D. Manning of
Palls Church, Va., announces
the engagement of his
daughter Susan Janet to Mr.
Delbert E. Harris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Harris, sr„ of
Hyattsvllle, Md. A May wed
ding Is planned.
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Judy-Con rad
Mr. and Mrs. R. Preston
Judy of Elkins. W. Va.. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Doris Ann to
Mr. Victor Leon Conrad, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H.
Conrad of Cravensdale, El
kina, W. Va.
Jarboe-Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jar
boe of Hardinsburg. Ky., an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Linda Louise
of Ha m 111 on, Ohio, to Mr.
David Willard Buchanan,
also of Hamilton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Buchan
an, ar., of Silver Spring, Md.
A December wedding Is
planned.
Badrick-Polak
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ba
drick of Grand Rapids,
Mich , announce the engage
ment of their daughter Dawn
Elaine to Mr. H-Joost Polak.
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Po
lak of Washington and Rot
terdam, Holland. A December
wedding is planned.
Levine-
Mermelstein
Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Le
vine of Washington an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Jullth Rose
to Mr. David E. Mermel
steln, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Mermelstein of Sil
ver Spring, Md. An August
wedding Is planned.
Salato-Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Caesar L.
Salato of Davenport, lowa
announce the engagement of
their daughter Sylvia Jean
of Arlington. Va. to Mr. Larry
Arnold Mills of Alexandria,
Va.. son of Mr. Clyde B. Mills
of Bangor, Me. and the late
Mrs. Mills. A June wedding
is planned.
Chappelear-Martin
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Chappelear announce the en
gagement of their daughter
Lorraine to Mr. John M.
Martin, son of Mr. John A.
Martin, all of Bethesda,
Md. An August wedding is
planned.
Rosenberg-Welsher
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Rosenberg announce the en
gagement of their daughter
Sheila Nancy to Mr. Sheldon
Welsher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Welsher, all of Sliver
Spring, Md.
Slatcher-Nuessle
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P.
Slatcher of Shaker Heights,
Ohio, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Bar
bara Ann to Mr. Warren
Nuessle, son of Rear Ad
miral and Mrs. Francis E.
Nuessle of Chevy Chase, Md.
A December wedding Is
planned.
Gowen-Boone
Mr. and Mrs. Justin B.
Gowen of Alexandria, Va.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Christine
Mirgaret to Cadet Howard
Eugene Boone, son of CWO
and Mrs. Harold W. Boone of
El Paso, Tex. A June wed
ding is planned.
Vandevanter-
Chapman
, Brig. Gen., USAF (retired),
and Mrs. Elliott Vandevan
ter, Jr., of Leesburg, Va.. an
nonuce the engagement of
his daughter Karen Elliott to
Mr. Curtis Landon Chapman,
son of Mrs. Paul F. Chap
man of Worcester, Mass., and
the late Mr. Chatman. A
June wedding is planned.
Chilton-lseminger
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R.
Chilton of Jeffersontown,
Ky., announce the engage
ment of their daughter Diane
Eiford to Dr. Fred C. lae
minger, son of Mrs. George
E. DesJardins of McLean,
Va., and the late Mr. W.
Clark Iseminger. A Decem
ber wedding is planned.
FASHION NOTEBOOK
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.,
Nov. 23.—The Empress of
Iran and I share one thing
In common. For years both
of us were looking out at the
world under the wrong eye
brows.
You’ll just have to take my
word for it that mine are
vastly Improved. But for real
visual proof just check some
of the “before” photographs
of the pretty Empress, and
those taken after her visit to
Alda Grey, the beauty scien
tist In the Beverly Wllshlre
Hotel, when she and the
Shah of Iran visited the
United States.
Alda (not Ayda but just
like the opera) Grey Is the
woman who opened Madame
Nhu’s eyes to a new world of
beauty. Said Aida to us:
"Her eyes were heavily made
up like Japanese women. I
gave her real Viet Namese
eyes, and her daughter, too.”
The Grey scrapbook Is filled
with pictures of real royalty
and the Hollywood variety,
glowingly Inscribed to her.
When she reshaped the
Empress of Iran’s eyebrows
a female bodyguard was
breathing down her back,
she said. "The clicking of
the automatic tweezers
seemed to worry her. I’m
used to VIPs,” she says In
her well - modulated voice
with barely a trace of a
charming French accent.
Foreign Trade
Right now Alda Orey Is
busy as can be not only with
her coemetics business, which
finds her shipping creams,
lotions and beauty aids to
such places as Pakistan and
even Samoa, but with her
two beauty spas for men.
For eight years now she
has been selling coemetics to
men. It all started when the
husbands of many women,
including some of the world’s
moet glamorous screen stars,
began using their wives’ prep
arations. Right now one of
the hottest men’s coemetic
items la Blue Sno. It’s a skin
bracer. “Men have skin prob
lems, too. My men’s line Is
called Mr. X. I have a deep
pore cleanser, a mint masque
for oily skin, eye oil, and a
specially blended blemish
cover for them, to mention
a few,” she told us.
Cary Grant, we found out,
is a user of the Blue Sno,
though Mrs. Grey didn’t tell
us. “I cant afford to tell you
the names of all the big male
stars who come to the spa
or come In for facials before
they go on an Important job
au d 111 o n,” she added. The
entrance to the men’s spa Is
on El Camlno street around
the comer from her Wil
shlre boulevard salon filled
with French and Italian an
tique screens, marble tables,
and mirrors. It’s off limits
for females.
"We can fix them up In
two hours, or the men can
spend half a day getting a
sauna, a facial, body mas
sage. a pedicure, and a mani
cure. Men are waking up to
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the fact that they have as
much right to take care of
their bodies and skin as do
women,” she says.
A Grandmother
Alda Grey Is a woman who
plainly loves her work. She is
a grandmother, and her hus
band Is a leading attorney.
She’s got two laboratories,
one In New York and one In
Paris, and Is constantly trav
eling in search of new beauty
ideas.
By the first of the year she
will have a book on the his
tory of cosmetics published.
Another booklet concentrat
ing on yoga exercises for the
face Is about ready for the
presses.
She’s always looking at
people and wishing she could
do something to their faces.
After thiry-flve years In the
beauty business It’s second
nature with her to say things
that are full of hope and
help for those who want to
listen.
"I get some women In here
who tell me how I should
make them up. When that
happens I just put down the
lipstick or the eyebrow pencil
and that’s it,” she says
quietly without any hysterics.
Here are some of Alda’s
beauty secrets for men and
women in her own words:
No Streaks
Women past forty should
not streak their hair. Young
hair, and an old face do not
go together. As a woman
ages she should gradually go
back to the natural color of
her hair. "Let’s face It a wo
man can’t go blond because
they have more fun.” she
continued.
t
Makeup Is an optical illu
sion. Rainbow eyes are out.
If you have fabulous Jewels
and you want to play up to
them for a special occasion,
then you can use emerald or
turquoise eye shadow. But
eyeliner and mascara and
the subtle beige, brown and
sable eye shadows are newer.
Eye shadow must be a tint
not paint.
Your eyebrows do not be
long to your hair. They are
not called “highbrows.” If
that were the case why not
bleach eyelashes?
Eye makeup Is not meant
for teenagers. It was meant
for women to restore the
brightness and glow of
youth. I hold “Make Down”
classes for teenagers.
Women should pencil in
their brows before tweezlng.
Otherwise they don’t know
what they are doing.
All downward lines are ag
ing. We are fighting gravity
all the time.
Men can fight age by
simply darkening their eye
brows. I have a do-it yourself
kit that will tint them. It
doesn’t matter that their
hair Is gray If their eyebrows
aren’t washed out. I never
tweeze a man’s eyebrows. But
we do cut and shape shaggy
eyebrows.
Twenty years ago Amerl-
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BY ELENI
Softly hued or big ond bold, checks loom im
portantly on the California fashion scene. Left,
little-girl capriciousness is seen in the double
tulip collar that tops a militant cape of candy
pink and white check. The three-button cape
covers a short-sleeved, sheer-white, wool dress
can women looked like bald
eagles. Eyebrows set the
mood of a face. The eyebrow
line I have developed for
many women, Is a blend of
the French and Italian brow
lines of women. Italian wom
en’s brows are too promi
nent, very matriarchal look
ing sometimes. French wom
en's eyebrows are often too
excited going UP at all kind
of angles. I calmed them
both down and the American
result Is a winged brow
which many say looks very
Groucho Marx. It’s taken two
years to catch on but It’s
here, and all the top fashion
magazines are showing It.
I learned one thing from
Chanel. She has one of the
world’s greatest perfumes In
a five cent bottle. Packaging
In cosmetics Is a big waste. It
Is what is In the bottle that
makes the difference. My
products are all organic. I
use only herbs, fruits, plants
and blossomes as do the
Orientals.
Most skin problems are
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FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC.
(all our stores will be closed tomorrow)
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Wnkmgti, D. C.. No—itw U, 1963
CHECKING OUT THE CHECKS
due to Improper skin clean
sing. Today’s makeup Is like
a prescription. "You cant
use your friend’s pills how
can you use her cosmetics”?
American women take
their beauty too much for
granted. They need to devote
more time to caring for their
skins rather than just put
ting on preparation after
preparation.
How did we get all this In
formation? We went In for a
15 minute Interview, and
stayed three hours.
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Christmas decorations,
jewelry, stuffed toys and ani
mals, hats and pocket
books—these are some of the
articles made by patients at
the Washington Home for
Incurables which will be on
sale December 5 from 10 am.
to 5 pm. at the home, 3720
Upton street, N.W. The pub
lic Is Invited.
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