New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1929, Page 12

3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1929. : e : By C. D. Bachelor FIRST NATIONAL WOMEN'S COUNTRY Love’s Reawakening | Once Ouer . BrER B B0y pTs ORGANIZED IN WASHINGTON The Story of a Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy 2 i % By ADELE GARRISON N . 0 - ) > B v Trosaic Clam Chowder Almost Teads to the Betrayal of Another Seeret Katic Was Not supposcd to Share iatic Was IFirst National Women's Country elub near Washington is pictured upper right. und I'hropp. Younge mber of the hoard of governors of the new club. Below temporary chai an of the boar and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams of Navy and promincnt in the organiztion of the club r, a Long Isla : \ . ca Fi-1 [ o RS Eie 2 3 et L GLAMOROUS HOSIERY o X ! o ; ik 3 3 : ome from o BY DIL MORRIS FISHBEIN o e e e oot { Laditor Journal of the American oy i metal rocks o Medical Aszociation ad of Hy- I velvets and chif- gela, the Health Magazine « are worn with gold or When o person hecomes infect rocaded slippers for the mos the orzanisms of the discase s upon him due to the fact tha = A germs are virulent and that he d WAISTLINE EFFECT om ont corr ) 1ch to do (1, | MOU possces in his body the factor = g flattering treaf JEalon i f ecling o enced bef ikt ' 3 Ll s frock tightly about the hips and e | hl-m‘{"‘ U tha g TalE . red rgani the n >, ¢ b 5= I normal waistlin a ho green o5 h ‘.a 3 sleased v 2 t E i \ ! € It 1 ertain v crepe d docs. and blouse slightl no chance for spee S e s 5 of the hat. are menmbers, @ b nold s i i oth front and Certainly, I Didn't ¢ 1 s o i S = SV - 1 i a person docs 1 have prop I just rer a 1 rs. Ticc ¢ Iy - " 0 el trition, he does not develon i BLACK CRI erepe frocks lead for da [ en He ) ¢ HISsuceu ar. Collar ircatments arn er national wom - therculo very important. One with wide, deep rosuppe So 1 nt T « v « . ) try club. ¥ AT roper feec f 1 has a smw el L EREIe T By . S dibgy PAremts i menon S T LT L Gnaurad hydthe faclj/die6e st & Tacton s imporiant s it v ‘ ‘ : ! L U A WiashTingian her in the revention of O GOWN G e il ot : : ‘ ; TEA PARTY ¢ citics of the country, O nd in recovery from cvening gown ih & little laugh wi e 1ething foony™ 2 A ‘i o (laaril o ciioy amois e W s L Dincondition < : It cchoed companionably. * ha | wh e Py Nt o i ’ c Adams of Boston,| The men of Labrador and New|P$ @ bolero s n beto vou're ready ) me Cor ; N | . il T fov Sinday | wife corotary of the navy: | foundland suffer greatly from tu- |V Lamont of ' be Tosi they live an tary of 0 s nd o thei ventilata 1 The s arc. however, quit Gl & in vt G s a considerabir mount of experimental cyiden At diets which are vitamin A and vitamin cularly to the devel- tuncreuloss. imvestigiator found that 1ts and rabbifs were given deficiont in vitamin A they 1ercased susceptibility io imona. Indeed, By Thomton W. Burg s == | # \ : slied ther wl ! Lonte M Ssbatla ! i in favor is of special impor- relation to the n. u- cod liver oil. These irticularly viosterol entially vitamin doolteas s L height {4 not have the vitami comu u ugh the valleys and lowlan 1o the Blu Ridge mountai n th distance Tohozgan e owinter will HORIZONTAL lEomegargRery ! o | ton, ’ e e e tive vol v no opporiunit active volcanic peak 1 AL L . B L of creative n | ing top of d hat over nd that within S in poet | 1 | in which cod liver oil is especially {vich. In order to raise the con- | tents of cod liver oil in vitamin a D. viosterol may be added to it mate the s s of the estate, and ) 59§y qhis the child or adult will receive both sufficient « ! {vitamin D and vitamin A Phe woods about the club will | things which would have From his hid- sle “r now LKL zolt cour id out on an open ow-tin ¢ eteh of la for bridle paths, and we arc y Know concerning zoing 1o hav very cap 1 S A ]'7“ S 2 | resis to discase. Since it Associated Press Photo yetition ommer- L U Lanee adiet proper!v and to ; : rowing child its full amount iy . Siulim lauEntes of A ’ ilre : . i course for tportswo pLoghe planin s pro! W Mis Menry L. Stuhmann of s nothing | # odiny s e 3 o e A Tor 1o o aluly |k best to teh the vitamin wWashingion, is clerk of the commit- ¢ so that the child may have tee on civil scrvice for the house of benefit of such increased re- epresentatives. QP> R >IZmMIO) 2 cobbler Pad flown gy in the A ell 4 < crvy con Talented womien in e art, literature, music, politics, scic land husiness form the club mem- 2 e bership. Tl tzers and e omething : civ social distinetion specia VERTICAL o “Stunning Tweed Frock™ THGH-WAIST SUIT s S s L e Pattern 1791 i v e i s, v Ihis smait sports model consisis : Hienry ) nflucntial o scparate jacket and skirt. The pointed revers of the collar and th unusual closure of the overblouse ke the frock quite different. De- cidedly slimming, too, because of g (EEARRERSFANNYESAYS S G A e e s | /3 . the fecling of length given by the ced belt erma W for i cars ha pageant el pAT button trimming and front skirt pleat. Side pleats lend additional freedom and swing to the skirt. Design 1794 would be stunning Mix- gredients and cook slowly in a cov- Wonn leagzue of the District of ered pan for 20 i [ = N Columbia: Miss Natalie Summer in. eat t G nt / \ Lincoln, writer and editor, and many | Menus for the Family - o s asi : W e Mix the v - first president of the Republican | | | Stir t t dissolved \ T In the elubhouse there is the long | s ook well in this style of frock. The 7 collar and vestee may be made o Nl Geo i I ) . ( \ 3 . morc intimate rooms, ready for ¢ e 3 tin, pigue or linen, in white or Pics In Blankets for Dinner nd tea and pleasant gath- ] ound the open fires. Th ex, in almost cvery room of s | Pen t ol 1 ‘ y - L3 mbly room, and the many small- ! ! AR Leige. May be obtained only in es 16, 18, 20, 34, 36, 38, 40 and Sive 16 requires © 3-4 yards of 54 inch | material and 6-§ yard trimming. | No dressmaking cxperience is nec- | Y cssary to make this model. Th | A pattern has ample and exact in- | structions. Yardage is given for | pillared structure of red and Wy every s A perfect fit is guar- | bricks, has an air of belonging to anteed, e 3 f the lawns and trees around it. In- V2 Patterns will he delivered upon re- ; cuy : v aitee : in coins carefully wrapped or | stamps. Be sure to write plainly | vour NAMIL ADDRESS, STYLL | he clubhotise, make a warm, col- orful appeal on winter afternoons. | And in the summer, the swimmir | pool, zay with bright tiles, will be a values attraction of the club. Lits Natural Background The clubhouse itself, a spreading, | Plgs In Blankets, serving 4 large oy iter slices bacon, [a green glass platter. ey, 4 lemon quarter | can be placed in the center the bacon strip two and | tuce used for a gar 1/ / N ; p around the oysters, holding in | Crocolate Ice Box Cookics, 4 Dozen $ with a too! Arrange onf 2.3 cup fat, 2 cups 3 tlow 1 broil until well | squares chocolat roundir is as varied as the ent rooms ¥ i = The old English Grill, long famous Lol ety s feature of the Montgomery Couniry ch is the most characte ful room c « clubhous Its dark NUMBER and SIZ1 wanted. he NBW W1 R FASHION 1O is 171 iN . but ok puncling, beamed ceiling, and only SN SCENTS when fordered Il e SRS eamnRaa et with a pattern. Address all mail fire s and ovders to New Britain Herald = aftern Department, 243 West 17th l street, New York city. {0« movie | three-sided beneh about the poo indy, purse and what- [ place, create an effect of waiting LieupgColl on dropping. hospitality, en try ! Souk t buttonhole.