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Newspaper Page TextMem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL' Section 3 Page I Washington Scene . . . By Lillian Porter Say WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 13 (Special! They got the giggles. They cried from stage fright. The master of ceremonies, a TV man popular with the small fry Farewell Coffee for Mrs. Carey tomatoes); and a dessert of Nanas uurens uncu iiiuncpic'. . , , ,, ,, K. -I.. Abo new to Washinjton Is An-i ",,'"r""' I tonla. 9 year-old daughter of,""' Tuesday in honor of Mrs ShOWer Ambassador and Lady Caccia of.Hobert H. Carey who is moving JI I WW CI !ihe Rritish Embassy. She watch-;" tnierprise in January. n tHHI S9 It'll I lsJSA'JJ It'll Mill' r 7 ur u 11 UrtL, u i 1 Edited by MARIAN LOWRf FISCHER I a'uo NOTES Exams on Preceding Holidays By CAROLYN MADESEN (Capital Journal Correspondent) UNIVERSITY OF' OREGON, Eugene (Special) By the- time you read this article, fall term final week will be. in full swing and students will be up to their elbows in studies. Before and dur ing finals the library becomes filled from' mornine until night room of Hotel Mayflower was all Chinese Embassy. 1-Yuen Yu. ; J oclocK t , I lem Mothers.ngors. Mrs Osborn t , - ,., ! ' - 1.";' Tn wished them a 'Merry Christmasled with eager-eyed but true Brit-1 " PV In nome ; jUrPMbC and to all those who need them iish restraint the dance of Benny , of Mrs. Richard Allen on Holiday two front teeth I" Santoso of Indonesia. Hcnny mov- anve, ana ntit-?ra win This is some of the happenings ed with a lighted candle in her 1 Allen, Mrs. Oryille kan". Jr.. at Washington's gayest Christmas j graceful hands. Broadcasting over Mrs. William Hicks. Mrs. Howard partv the annual one for its the Voice of America were Kath- Elwood, Mrs. John Encksen, Mrs. children, present beneath me crys- erlne lu. 9. ana rniiip 1. cnu- mutant 1 n b"- isnower was. vmi m '"s'"- " Thomas senior nrincess- Miss lal chandeliers of the Chinese ! dren of the Third Secretary of the Calling hours are between U and ; her home by members of the Sa- i-"?s,T1, '! J, n:in' "' Honoring Mrs. Wilma Osborn, who is to be married to John L. MacBrayne on Saturday at t h e Miss Clark Will Head JD Bethel New officers for bethel 4.1. Job's Daughters, elected Monday eve ning include: Miss Mary Clark, rirsi nieinuulM iiiumi, a awHlutli . 1 . . , , .u iv.n larf nioht at i nonur Hmtn, iiuuks-iii.- 1 ic color 01 tnc emoassirs. lor Among ineir American i-unu-iuiju-, ni! : """,w,ino is iraim-i 01 iuumu, qirinnhum marshal their representatives and children rarics the Chinese youngsters got Gray, Mrs. Richard Jenning, Mrs. ! school, has been director for the , 7.!? came in native dress. I a fit of giggles and had to take ; Richard Lankow. Mrs. George L. Mothcrsingers. The shower was of From toddler Ivanl, daushter of themselves in hind before they , Huggins, Jr.. .Mrs. ueorge w. bone china cups and saucers. Mrs. P. Peslk, whose husband is could speak. Another Chinese boy j Dewey, Jr.. Miss Betty Jean Berg-1 Attending were: Mesdamcs E. C. a clerk in the embassv. the Indo-' in a cowboy suit ran away inner, Mrs. Richard Balianiyne ana Boal, L. E. Marschott, fred Put- nesians stole the show. Baby Ivani 1 tears. Walking off with a door i Mrs. George Norris. wore a hand-embroidered white prize of a handsome, blue brocade-1 dress. Her small cars were pierced covered stool for his mother was B'nai B'rith Women to make ready for the time when a Cub Scout from an Arlington, " "" ' i-he will have jewelled ear rings i Virginia troop. PrOVlde Patient (jlttS : . t t. r 1 t- I K. tUo rnnnnt,llinl , iu nigjiiii Hum faun blue ui nvi oMuiiauitu 3 .u.....v..u. i 1 r,...: hH .c d... w mnihr , A,ee Assnrialinn. admission to1 Willamette Valley chapter. Bnai fcr, Ivan Ostcrm.Tn, J. R. Warden, Harold Hatzenbuhler, John Miller, Ivan Polston, Wilbur Goodall, Jerome Brush. Elmer Amundson, Ruth Hauntz, Vivian Paris, Eileen Johnson. Ernest Rohde, and How- B'rith Women met this week, theiard Thompson; M:sses Mathilda t;ny brown hands stretched out to'the party was free. However ;, an ! " r! " Zi bv th7 cr st-1 Louise Hyath and Gone- blond two-year-old Heidi, daughter ; estimated 1.000 pounds ( !"!; : i(l ffita te th( C ' Russe11' and thc honor of the secretary of the Embassy bedding, canned food and medical n is g lor slale Vs daugh,er Mrs. Robert Bul- nf Finland end Mrs. Tankmar supplies were cotieciea in rciurn '"'V"--''1: " r p i icr, of Grants Pass. Porn. The babies clapped hands , for free parking privileges under! '"e president, Mrs. Mdney r. ... during the singing of Christmas he association's courtesy parking; Leyene, welcomed David Bell, songs, exchanged cookies and be- plan. Thee items will be dis-1 senior from North Salem High 5ae Opens Friday fore Ivani subsided with her bot- tributed by the Church World Serv- schoo . who spoke on Safeguard-1 .mm. ,.1, ( ,ue ca. tie she offered a drink of milk ' ice. appropriate Jewish agencies, in the Public Health against , Annua "Se . to her Finnish friend. land Catholic Relief services. Tuberculosis." Mrs. Ernie Scharf ; ton. Junior Woman s cub , be Assisting with other Indonesian Wearing handsome Greek dress- Pram . chairman, introduced Friday and Saturday of this week children at their special table wasles dating back in style to the time' Mrs. William Harris, who gave, from ! ij. m. each day, Mrs. Jul! Sutolo. The wife of a ' of Queen Amalia were teen-aRers her interpreta ion of one of Bna!b"ve Greenbaums store . commercial attache, she is among . Sophia Economede, and Efrosene B r '1 : project "H, lei." The B'nai! Mrs Bernard Grind s chair Indonesia's newest comers tq this Mamako, of Washington. Their B'rith Hillcl foundation provides a man, and is assisted by MrS. For countrv. Married rot quite two parents came from Greece and . religious, cultural, social and res t Walker co-chairman , j 1... a :.i. .h.ri. mo r.root n(ir cnunse ine service on more than Ronald Houck, Mrs. Richard helm. car , doctor because she was born ! school hours. It" was they who '?00 college campuses, Hillcl to be Mrs Clifford I Bowder Mrs Clark in July 1 thinks it wonderful to broadcast Christmas greetings in me exponent 01 Judaism on ine urum iw airs, niciu n hnnscwilp in ihp t'nitpd Greek over NBC Monitor. ! college campuses, uoin jewisn Slates. "Pfor.-lliini, " clln siH Pnlhll siastically, "is so automatic and Secretary of Slate. John roster many siuacnis iniiei is a nomej nr. ana .Mrs. n. A. ibuoi iev pockaged.'' 1 Dulles for her high school paper, ! way from home," thc speaker ' enson who were recently married It isnot so in her country where 1 The Coolidqe Courier. Her. ob-'said. Mrs. Robert Golden reported in Manhassct, Long Island, N.Y., only thc very wealthy have rcfrig- 'servation: "He's such a busy man, ! on the services the B'nai B'rith were honored with a reception lost orators and washers are practical-1 I'd say he regarded me with ob-, vocational guidance kits have been I week at the Mayflower hall, when ly unknown not to speak ot gas straction!" to the seniors and juniors from' Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stevenson and electric stoves for cooking re- the South Salem High school. A so- w-ere hosts. plete with at" least three burners. Dressin" a Pakastani doll for the cial "our followed the meeting. Assisting at the reception were Indonesian women." she . I D..' u;n'. WmJ Ihe I Mrs. E. M. Lentz, Mrs. Alva AHiiLL.r.n 01 iooq ano ciouung. Aiuni!,, .ns, rvie ijfiuiun, .,u.i. looking up information. Many Sa- Preceding the meeting, a no-,lem students have been spending host supper was served to the, their time at the "libe." Some of bethel "secret fathers." Invitations were read for friend ship night Monday, December 17, for bethel 34, a tea and reception for bethel 37, and several installa tions. There will be no regular meet ing December 24, and drills have been suspended until after thc Christmas holidays. A white banquet sized table cloth them are Roger Weaver, Pat Whelan, Elisabeth Walton, Jerry Waiting, Ralph Sippretl, Nadine Small, Julie Astrup, Fenton Lock enour, Jean Lidbeck. Carol Hoff man. Paul Harvey, and Jim Fort miller. The Student Union is again re newing its tradition of giving free coffee to students on the first day of final week. Seen taking ad. was presented to the bethel by vantage of this luxury were Bob i.yons, jan .Mc.tipine, up nnn nic Claughry, Bev Lockard, Phill Gou let, Sally Jo Greig, Dick Engdahl. Pat Deeney, Courtney Kurtz, and Betty Lou Boehm. the mothers club. The guardian council will met Tuesday, January 8, at 7:30 p.m. at' the Russcl Forrest home. Honored on rheir birthdavs were Misses Patricia Laws, Patricia I Honors Listed ureeiv over iii muimui . , .ii'h"..., I Eoth girls want to be reporters and non-Jewish students derive1 Darnf!nn EeteA 'some day. Sophia interviewed benefits from Hillcl activities. To etejiiun reieu plained, "have oil, one-burner World Christmas tree is Begum stoves, perhaps, but more oiten ; Havaud Din. wife of General Hay- they cook with coal, t At Dja- nlld Din. military attache ot Pak karta, the national capital on the north coast of Java, the tempera ture has never risen-, above 96 de grees nor fallen below 66 degrees 1. At the Christmas parly Mrs. Su toto wore Indonesian dress a full colorful skirt and harmonizing blouse and a selendang (shawl) of hnndnaintcd silk. But she said that her countrywomen prcier the : hnme in York Harbor. Maine, to day in January ease of western dress. Later we , spend the holidays in Washing'.on ' istan. The dell will be named "Amena," which means "Peace." She will wear a chiffon blouse and skirt. Her sari of red and green will be hung with gold sequins and in her dark hair she will have a twist of jasmine flowers. also gilts, to go to a needy family I Albert Miller, Miss Alice Joy and at Christmas lime were brought Mrs. C. V. Richardson, bv members to the meetine of i Thc bride is Ihe former Mary Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae j Lou Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Thursday night at the home of ! Mrs. Richard F. Shaw of New Mrs. William M. Smith with Mrs. I York. Victor Murdock as co-hostess. A I euest was Mrs. Malcolm Pratt, a I ZENITH club members enjoyed guest of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin a Christmas party Wednesday Snider. The next meeting of the evening, at the home of Mrs. Vern Barrick and Sally Jochimsen. Plan Holiday Party Beta Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met this week at thc home of Mrs. Lloyd Riegel. Plans were made for the Christ mas party to be on December 20 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Kay. The cultural program for this week's meeting was given by Mrs. Harry Poole and Mrs. Hank Don nell on "Poetry into Music." Miss Grace White was co-hostess for the meeting. Dances Saturday Christmas dance will be Satur day at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall for members of the Square dance club and anyone in terested. The December dance ot the month, the Christmas waltz. will be reviewed. Clyde Charters will be the caller for the square and round dances. Coffee will be served at 11 p.m., with one hour of round dancing to follow. Danc ers are to bring their own lunches. MEMBERS of Willamette Valley During the last few veeks sev eral of the Salem students have made a showing in the field of accomplishments. Robert Stevens and Gary Weber, majors in journ alism, were initiated into Sigma Delta Chi, men's national journal ism honorary. Also,- Gary Wright. HOTC cadet, received thc Military Science I commendation award. Although the Oregon varsity started their basketball season last weekend, the frosh team has until January It to get into shape. Salem will be well represented on (lie Duckling team by Dale Jones, who is trying for the center po sition, Jim Allen who is trying for one of the forward positions, and Ed Syring who is trying for one of the guard positions. Last weekend various living or ganizations on campus celebrated the coming holidays by going caroling, having parties, and do ing charity work. Some Salemites who participated with the carol ing groups were Sally Merrill, arry Goodman, Rich Castle, Courtney Kurtz, Dale Jones, Julie Miller and Linda Davis. Helping with the charitable affairs were Marion Baum, Bob Prall, Barbara Miss Mozara , Wed in South A wedding of interest to Salem friends was that of Miss Mama Marie Mozara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mozara, Oakland, Calif., and 1st Lt. Michael Sten strom Tavenner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Tavenner, Salem. The ceremony was Saturday, No vember 24, at 12 o'clock noon, at the chapel at Treasure Island. The Rev. Peter' Marron officiated. Soloist was Miss Gilda Rando. Matron of honor for her sister was Mrs. Joseph P. Vogel, who wore if rust cryst alette waltz length dress with tucked neckline I and three-quarter length sleeves. Bridesmaids were Miss Marilyn i Rahmstorf and Miss Betsy Krause, classmates of the bride, at Mills College. They wore light green crystalette dresses styled like the honor attendant's, and matching headbands, and carried bouquets of gold and rust flowers. The bride wore a full length dress of Chantilly lace, styled with high neckline, shadow collar and long sleeves. The fingertip length veil fell from a crown. The bride carried a shower bouquet of car nations and stephanotis, centered with a white orchid. Mr. Mozara gave his daughter in marriage. Best man was Raymond Raaf, and ushers were 1st Lt. Charles Pilchard and 1st Lt. Richard Cun ningham. Ring bearer was John Vogel, nephew of the bride. The bride's mother attended the wedding in a gray-blue Italian silk two-piece dress with matching hat, black patent leather accessor ies and white orchid corsage. The bridceg room's mother wore a navy linen and beige ensemble, navy accessories and white orchid corsage. A reception was given following the ceremony, in the Officer's club at Treasure Island. Chapter Entertained Mrs. R. C. Johnson spoke on living conditions and customs in Greece, at the meeting of Xi Lambda chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Jack Kailey. Mrs. John son and her family lived in Greece for several years while Mr. John son was adviser to the Greek gov ernment lor the economic co operative administration. Mrs. l.e Roy Mink was program chairman. Mrs. John Ellis, service chair man, announced that plans for the club to give each guest at a local convalescent home Christmas gifts and a fruit basket. Mrs. John Bone was appointed representative to thc city council, to replace Mrs. Burl Cox. The chapter voted in favor of the city council sponsoring the Beauticians association hair and style show to be presented in the future, with proceeds to go the naven scnooi. Soroptimist Club Guest speakers at the meeting of Salem club, Soroptimist Inter national, were Jay Cox, personnel manager of Allstate Insurance company, and Frank Mechek. as sistant claims manager of Allstate, who talked on insurance policies. The club will meet next Wednes day for a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. William Burghardt, when gifts are to be brought for the girls at Hillcrest school. Junior Guild Lists : ( Officers of New Year I New officers elected for Junior guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Tuesday, are as follows) President, Mrs. H. H. Henry; vice president Mrs. Stanley Wat son: secretary, Mrs. Paul Gerni. mell; treasurer, Mrs. Clay M Dowell. The board of directors in cludes Mrs. Gerald Fisher, for three ' years; Mrs. Frank Bligh. two years; Mrs, Floyd Coburn, crm year. '. , A no-host luncheon preceded th meeting. The committee included Mrs. W.i C. Gabriell, Mrs. John S. Tyler, Mrs. Carl L. Dorffler, Mrs. Clay McDowell. The Christe mas theme was used in decora lions. Birthdays honored were those of Mrs. E. E. Bragg, Miss Ulv Derby, Mrs. Augubt A. Manka. Mrs. Wayne Pettit, Mrs. Elmejr Smith and Mrs. Harry Wenderoth. Mrs. Stanley Watson, bazaar chairman, presented $1,000 for th church debt. Thc Rev. George H. Swilt thanked the group for th Mrs. Thomas MeVirker n. gut and told ot consecration 01 nounced plans for the new Phi Mu chapter. Lo-hostesses at the meeting was Mis. John Bone. Mrs. Don Parker will be hostess for the chapter's Christmas party, December 19. W V 5th Anniversary of Auxiliary Observed Fifth anniversary of Ladies Encampment auxiliary was cele brated recently. Mrs. Walter Lar son was in charge of the program, and presented Ihe following: Folk dances by Mr. and Mrs. Percy Byers; accordian solos by Terry Missinger; Baton twirling, by Deb bie Hocket; piano solos by Carol Stebner. Miss Wilda Siegmund and Mrs. Clarence Townsend were in charge of dining room decorations, which were in greenery, purple candles and gold trim. Refreshments were served and a large birthday cake with five tapers centered the table. Committee for the evening in cluded Mrs. Fred Shafer and Mrs. Charlie Neubatters. SALEM UNIT, No. 136. Amerl- Dinner for CD A A no-host dinner preceded the meeting of Court Capital city. Catholic Daughters of America, Wednesday evening, at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. Al Lulay, thai told of the Sunday School Christmas pageant to be SundaJ, December 23. MACLEAY (Special) Macleay Woman's club will meet Thursday for an all day session and Christ mas party at the home of Mrs, Samuel Miller. Shower Planned I Mrs. Alan R. Mann, Jr. of Port, land will be honored with a lunch , eon and shower Friday at 1 p.m.J when Mrs. William McCormack entertains at thc home of heo mother, Mrs. Kirkwood Daughtryj Guests invited include Mri Mann, Mrs. Alan R. Mann, Sr.( Portland, Mrs. James R. Phillips. Mrs. John H. Johnson, Mrs. Paul Hawkins, Mrs. James Zwaschka; Mrs. William Kaer, Mrs. Darwin Kerber, Mrs. Otto Camfield, Mrs. Richard Grenz, Mrs. Gary Camp' bell, Mrs. LaMont Fry, Mrs, Richi ard Hodgson, Mrs. William John son. Mrs. Frank Angle, Mrs. Rich ard D. Lee, Mrs. Alan Olson, Mrs. Robert Hanauska, Mrs. William Englehart, Mrs. Allan Otto, Mrs.. Gerald Kelly, Miss Anne Forrister, Miss Marjorie Becke, Miss Joan! Marie Miller, Mrs. Raymond Mar; tin. ! Returned from her summer ! alumnae will be on the third Thurs- Kitchen'. A report was given on chapter and Cherry-ettes airxiliary I Ba ine rcceiu uaiiLc aim inv uctudi. ui uie ncii iguimiuu -nnc .u-,-- : . . saw her in her streamlined little : is Mrs. Charles I.. McNnrv. widow house in The District. She looked ; Oregon's eminent senator. On like a schoolgirl in a brown wool inejr return from their summer's skirt and green sweater. She has always liked to cook but over here she thinks it is fun. One of her favorite menus consists of Sa iur Lodeh (thick vegetable soup); Sate Ajam icnicnen smsM-uan', Bregedel Djagung (corn patties); Sambal Tomat (hot sauce of fresh ' " MISS ARLENE WIKOFF is ar riving by plane Sunday from Honolulu, T.H., to spend the holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Wikoff on Vista ave nue. Miss Wikoff is a secretary in the surgery at Queen's hospital in Honolulu. STUART GOLDBLATT is to ar rive home on Saturday from Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Goldblatt. Stuart is a sopho more at University of California at Los Angeles. NO-HOST Christmas dinner for members of Salem Navy Mothers club and their families will be Saturday evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 6:30 o'clock. Thre will be a gift ex change. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. MOLALLA (Special) Mrs. Joe Leonard is entertaining the Mon day Afternoon bridge club at its Christmas party in her home, Monday, with two tables playing. There will be a gitt exchange. SII.VERTOV (Special! Karen Wertz was feted on the occasion of her 11th birthday Sunday when her parents. Air. and Mrs. Donald Wertz, entertained with a tally pull at their home. Games were played during the afternoon after which the girls pulled the taffy. Bidden were Christine Clark. Chrystel Rose, Deanna Taylor. Phyllis Harding, Keri Kephart and Wanda Eckstein. Today's Menu THE BRIDE COOKS SUPPER Chicken with Mushrooms Steamed Rice l.reen reasi c.iri Hot Biscuits Coffee Ice Cream wilh Chocolate Sauce Beverage CHICKEN WITH MUSHROOMS Ingredients: 2 large chicken breasts, 3 tablespoons olive oil. 1 medium-sized onion A thinly sliced and separated into rings', 'j pound mushrooms (thinly sliced leneth wise), salt, pepper, water, cooking wn- 1 if riesiredl. Method: Wash and dry chicken breasts: cut each in half and trim off any small bits of over hanginr skin. Heat olive oil i n larce labout 10 inches! skillet: add. mushrooms; cover and cook slowly , sides. Remove. Add onion to drop pings in skillet and cook gently untd wilted; add mushrooms. Cook over moderate heat until softened, tirring often. Add a little butter to the skillet if needed. Place chicken breasts over onions and mushroms: cover and cook slowly until chicken is tender. Add a few tablespoons water to the skdlet as necessarv and turn chicken a few times. If desired. little cool 2 sherrv may be added helnre serv In) Season with salt and pepper. Mikes 4 imall .ervinss. European sojourn, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Marshall and daughter, Julia of Salem, visited Mrs. Mc Nary in Maine. The aroup will give food and gineers Society met for their an- AKR1VINC. home Saturday from clothing to a needy family at nual Christmas party recently, at -. ! 1! III.. U-i-1.1. Pnmm.mil,, Unit Rollins college. Winter Park, Fla., i Christmas time. will be Mifs Sidney Kromer to be here until after the holidays with MRS. DONALD REINKE is en- the Salem Heights Community hall A no-host dinner was served .fol lowed by a party with Christmas her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syd- tertaining her bridge club tonight tree ami guts tor cniiaren. uamcs nev Kromer. Miss Kromer is a for a Christmas party. A late sup- were played and Christmas carols senior at Rollins. ' per will he served. I sung by the group can Legion auxiliary, will meet past Rrand re(!(,n't of lne Mt A m. . i-iiiii .- gcl CDA court, was a guest. Christmas program tonight at the . disD,av Ciiristrna. decora-; West balem hall, at 8 0 clock. ,,, nrn,loh, hv. memh.rs There will be an exchange of gifts and Dril0, went to Mrs. Ed ziplin. oi.v. r.i.v..., .1..., ski, Mrs. Frank Pavelek, and Mrs. the Junior auxiliary. , U v Prinz MrJ George Madison received the attendance prize. turning home for a much needed A Christmas party was enloyed vacation. Merrv Christmas to ev-,bv the members, with a Ihrislmas bv it hrinas vacation time closer, eryone. and best wishes for a tree and gifts distributed by Santa Soon all the students will be re-1 grand New Year. Clans. , linson. Those enjoying- Christmas parlies were Jeanine Day, Gladys Maude, Sondra Jochimsen, Laura Smith. Phill Goulct, fcd hyrmg, and Ron Stevens. As each day of final week slips 1 Oiva A Musical Instrument With lessens For Christmas 1 QVjUI.O 7M I WIlTm-WEMMMS 011tU4C Open Every Night Til PJd Cspitol Shopping Center Phone 2-S10S Jewelry by Hickok $1.50 and up, plus tax. The new popular ear caps from 2.95- ( ckwear by Wembley, Fiihioncrift and Arrow $1.50 and up. the smartest women in town choose "f, " -"J t ! z. .. . ... " 1 . ., V,, 4 ' .-' " ' '''' pjTj --o-a- sfn st-ar, . h-a m Dress shirts, white and colored by Arrow and Man hattan 3.95 UP- Sport shirts by Manhattan, Rogue, and Thomas 4.50 and up. V J mm mu fi -m rrn M P J llililiflflior men $ i !r Exclusive Mens andBoy's WearV TOMiS) tFree Gift Wrapping Dept. I for men at 5) j Car Coats In wools and poplin, White Stag and Jaguar from 15.75- Pendleton 100 wool shirts (ha bastl from 11.95 "The Tourney' r by Columb wool 14.95 golf sweat ia Knit 100 Evans slippers of flnt leather 5.95 UP- Socks by Holeproof a Byford-all types 65' Remember, a woman's smartest accessory is a well-dressed man.