New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930. Love’s Reawakening Once Overs The Story of a Wife’s Triumph Over Jeajousy By ADELE GARRISON Careerists Work Together In Intemational Forum New York, July 15.—A post- By C. D. Batchelor graduate course in cooperation! "/;,v' o 20 ] It certainly sounds like a real de- W | parture to successful American V. : | careerists who are elleged to know | much more about competition. | Yet this summer, 100 American | business and professional women are | going abroad to attend the first in- | ¢ : ; | ternational forum on the problems | e Qe il ey o/ : } & 5o | facing the working women, which | | | i 2 AAAAAAAAAAAAASS Noel, Obyviously Dreading the Or deal, Prepares to Reveal to Madgt the Contents of the Deyastating will be held at Geneva, Switzerland. | These vovagers are all members of the National Federation of Busi- .| ness and Professional Women who | came. together in the first place be- cause they realized the benefits that | accrue from cooperating with sister- | careerists in talking over their mu- tual working problems. For Mutual Benefit Now, thoroughly schooled in | cooperation at home, they are ‘hranrhmg out into the interna- | tional field, certain that women from 13 other countries can give them great benefit by their experi- ence. They will meet a cross-sec- tion of able European women in similar lines of work and by les- tures and round-table discussions they will take up some of the ever-present posers confronting women out of the home. “How shall women safeguard the interests of the older businss “Do European women same handcaps that an women do in their fight economic equality with men? what have been their solu- 52" “What about insurance women workers?” “What can nerican business women teach | ental women about success | ness and the professions?” | These will be discussed. American women at- tending S cooperation convea- tion give a real picture of the ex- Itent to which American women have gone into every field of gain- | endeavor. They represent all Some of the prominent leaders who will take part in the first internae es, each of the 100 being a | tional forum of working women at Geneva are pictured here. Upper rignt from a different unit of Miss Charl O. Williams, of Washington, D. C., leader of the Geneva the federation pecial, and below is Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, leader of the northern | Successful in Many Lines section. Miss J. K. Bowman, lower left, will lead the southern tour- ers from the middle west, Above are two foreign celebrities: Mme. De Munter La top, Belgium s from the east, oil opera- | lawyer; and Miss Anne Martin,.left center, director of from Texas, sheep grow ey ana, doctors, lawyers, | Llaudier, president of the business tries they visit, and one of the ou‘- from all over, and professional club of Paris | standing events will be the garden Vencheis Tetane to the serious dis-|party that Lady Astor gives for B cussion of husiness problems of co-|them at her country place, Clivedon, i silae) managess, | Operation, these women will have | e B e Soetcionl department | Many opportunities for social co-| A pale blue organdie afternoon store experts all of these taken | OPeration | éress has a black moire gash that together give a splendid compo- They will be entertained hy|weaves in and out through long site picture of that modern phe. | ©Minent people in all of the coun- | evelets slashed in the frock ising the genus “Successful | ) %) SR our T'u lnels? rarr;—,:r!flGizlfiv)/lt_\; }fx)g:::”dlz Nautica] But Nice | i Pampa, s who furnished Rex VERER S is slowly | Beach with the inspiration of his charact Barbara, in “Flowing Gold s naged 2 shop where rzilroad cars were repair won fortunes in oil Something new in vachting togs is the pajama s waist = suit. Philippe and ] 3 3 P ton add dash to ~ 4 bl g : manager large dairies | (¢ TIOVelty by using ; - ; i : hundreds of salesmen under nd white 3 FiR Ba . . 5 L ¥ rvision. Emm: this tricky tafl- R‘ > J B = g : = 5 ) 2 R ored suit. The fitted ‘ V._:______-/-*‘ : : ; ; A Sapea il el e - SIS ON 31 own self-belt, are 2 === e Lodeatl 8 Terls o " made of bright red as : st J crepe de chine, of a [ - 2 heavy quality that hangs well. The which to the trous- s of whits crepe de chine. It has an y unusual cut, with he conference. Miss Phil- (¢4 on with bright e at Geneva, too, |red silk and the but- Macdonald Bowman, | tonholes finithed in a forceful two- rd nd a novel scarf collar. Half of collar is the voke of the shirt- waist, the other half is of the trousers’ red, which is set into Go in Three Groups Madesin Phillips. honorary p Federation, will lead he tour that takes a | g specialist the largest direct mail firm in the s h on e other, will lead the southern T tour that hopes to ses Mussolini | the waist like a yoke \d have an audience with from e center Pope, before at Geneva, |back, and extends of Washing- | 40%n to fold into a ' ) cat speci tie which slips Edzed by e it e n;:*:&r T Gen. | through a slit in the Dr. lago Galdston Academy of Medicine - < white, The hat is of these women at Genava |White crepe de chine, oulstandfne. mictesstilll woraen |closely: stitched ‘o There Eive it body. trim- Helen | med with the same red crepe Harelin of t con 1 h S t thousands ¢ and cleft palate tourists Berne in the past few In harelip, the upper lift is sp | In c palate, there is a cl Other Celebrated Women space | Other famous delegates from | leading into the nasal cav |abroad are Mme. De Munter-La- developmental defect, tinis, one of Belgium's leading when involving the pa women lawyers; Dr. Maria Casta] Pattern 1983 b 2 terferes s i lani, i 3 4 s New Britain Herald 15c Practical VERTICAL 29 1 m S £ with n in many European coun- Pattern t range i i & finds it Aif- | 4pjeg recently w an important A n actnarial position in the Interna- By ANNE ADAMS tion Labor Office; Mme. Marthe T Vernier, publisher Mme. Leuke P 5 N h and beauty of prinfed S educator from Hungary: ) ) rimmed with lace i5 d Kathe Bohm. electricul ’ lighttully emphasized in this froc® er from Berlin, and Mme ! ith becomingly styled cape col- lar, and gracefully flared skirt. The 7 ,‘r iction of 5 2 figure no longer slim, will enjoy WTV' enmus v ! FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: | ; this model. t00. as the long line of L 4 i g . FiEG U. 5. PAT. OFF | : il the vestee and the front bow tend GRACEFUL AFTERNOON FROCK el ¢ % ” to slenderize. L3 HOks ! 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