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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1951 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINE, In Jhe Home fb -- Personals Accounts of social events and of visitors to and from the city are appreciated by the Social Department. TELEPHONE 8 Mrs. Violet Hudson, Verdun Road, has returned to Oshawa after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. MacDonald and family of Taunton. os Air Commodore and Mrs. G. N. Irwin, Whitby, will be among the guests of Wing Commander and Mrs, H. K, Langford at a dinner party to be held at the Toronto Club on Friday prior to the RCAF. mall * At the International Night dinner of the Inter-Club Council, Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Toronto and District, to be held on March 3 in the Crystal Ballroom of the King Edward Hotel, the head table guests will include Premier and Mrs. Leslie Frost, Mayor and Mrs, Hiram E.© McCallum, Miss Margaret Hyndman, Mrs. Maud Baylay, Dr. Marguerite Bailey, Miss Gladys Moffatt, Miss Marjory Pew- tress, Miss Margaret Studholme, Mrs. Kate Aitkens, Mrs. Ethel Arm- strong, Miss Eileen Begg, Miss Au- drey Markham, Mrs. Roger Conant. * + + The Past Matron's Club, Order of the Eastern Star, met at the home of Mrs. Frank Train, Alice Street on Monday evening. Mrs. William Medland, president, presided over the business meeting, Reports were read and received and plans made for the birthday party in April. The March meeting will be held March 26 at the home of Mrs. T. C. Grigg, Simcoe Street North. Mrs. H. Stew- art and Mrs. Charles Baxter, with Mrs. Train, were in charge of the card playing and refreshments for the remainder of the evening, and received a hearty vote of thanks from those present. Nine Suggestions For Eye Allure Some people are born with beauti- ful eyes. Others must make them s0. And a few simple tricks will do it, says Hazel Rawson Cades in the Woman's Hom: Corupanion. Here's how: Keep your eyes open -- short of staring, of course. The wide- eyed look is a young look. Also desirable., Smile with your eyes as well as your mouth. It's a face-lifter. Get plenty of sleep. Fatizue en- ®ourages dark circles. Wear a bit of eye cream on up- per lids to make eyes look brighter. When your eyes are tired, refresh them with pads soaked with witch hazel. It lashes are skimpy or brittle, us? an eyelash cream or pomade. Encourage an upsweep by training | them back with fingers. Mascara makes lashes look darker and more luxuriant. T°" wever, ap- ply it only to upper lashes. To make eyes look wider and give them an uptilt, use a bit more mas- cara at outer corners. After lashes dry, separate them and remove ex- ces; mascara with a clean damp brush. A tinted makeup base will help camouflage dark circles." Shading rouge well up under the eyes also helps. And a final warning. Don't let your worries show. Scowling can lead to little lines around the eyes. Deportment Includes Well-Controlled Arms ARMS rank high among the troublesome parts of our anatonfy. Experts at assuming ungainly posi- tions, they really excel at awk- wardness when most women are walking. 'Next time you take a stroll, note the position of your arms, If you're dawdling, chances are theyre dangling--limp and heavy-handed --at your sides. If you're hurry- ing, they're likely to be chopping the air in a frantic and useless attempt to propel you along. In order to look well hung to- gether on the street, regard your arms with your conscious mind. Plan what they are to do, rather than leave them to their own de- vices. : A purse is a great help for most women in occupying an arm. If it's an envelope bag, tuck it neatly beneath one arm, making sure your elbow doesn't protrude at a sharp angle from your side. Neither shoulder-strap purses nor bags with gor handles should be allowed to*dangle from your hand as you walk. The effect is likely to be either childish or careless. In order to avoid limp, hanging fingers on your: remaining hand, it's sometimes permissible to carry gloves or a handkerchief. If there seems to be no logical reason for carrying a small object, crook your elbow slightly and half-close your hand. © . "Nv Fashion Flashes ALREADY, under fur coats, women are wearing handsome dress and jacket prints. Black pin- dots on a beige or shocking pink silk surah ground is the color scheme for a slim dress made with halter-top cuffed bodice. With it a slim, matching jacket with a scarf collar that criss-crosses and fastens with rhinestone buttons. * * + THE SAILOR WINS acceptance from the majority of store buyers, judging by orders placed, for Spring millinery. A smart suit sailor is of petit purl straw with pearl-edged velvet loops trimming the simple grosgrain band and tab. * * * AND NOW it's the chignon that is the big 'hair-do furor. So, of course, there are beautiful orna- ments to add sparkle to the hair. One is a huge butterfly of tiny brilliants and filagree, ideally suited to the chignon for evening wear. +* + +* A GROWING DEMAND is indi- cated for the ensemble suit. Good for Spring or for travel is a four- plece affair of brown and .white checked tweed, consisting of a boxy topper, classic collarless jacket, slim skirt and wide, fringed scarf stole. * + + NOVELTY fur pieces are mach- ing out of the stores in fine shape. Inexpensive and smart is a choker made of mink tails and trimmed with a velvet bow and flower. Some girls wear the choker as a pillbox hat, with the trim at the side or back. * + * ONE WAY to cheer up is to buy a hat, the other is to wear a red dress--even if one has never worn the color before. It really does things! Cherry-red silk rep makes a handsome socktail frock. It has a wide neckline that is heavily em- broidered with jet beads, and has jet fringe at the shoulders. The skirt has an overskirt effect with a slim, side-jut treatment. * +b THE EMPHASIS is on fabric in- terest for the coming season. A fine resort number is of tissue-weight crinkled cotton, washable and inde- pendent of the iron. Charming in a tiny violet and white print for a sunback dress with fitted jacket. i A WEALTH of beautiful costume jewelry lends sparkle to the Win- ter scene. Rhinestones are used for a square neckline with lavish matching sprays at the corners. + + JUST NOW the shops are show- ing some beautiful fabric-trimmed felts. A rippled bicorne, in coffee cream fur felt, has its brim faced in matching satin and has a sheer veil with an em» ~'">red border. +» + SOUTHBOUND lu,.age includes some mighty pretty swim and beach | clothes, judging by store sales. A | smart twosome consists of a one- piece green jersey bathing suit en- tirely covered with white fishnet land a full-length loose coat of white fishnet. * + @ LEAVE ROOM for uae chignon is t: 2 edict to millinery designers, and so every collection includes many hats cut away at the back. One such model is of fluted black straw, the bonnet brim faced with white faille. The back, cut away to make room for a chignon, is massed with flowers. Warm Robe for Evenings at Home Anyone who can sew a straight seam can make this simply-cut hostess gown. Styled in wool jersey because of its love- ly drapind® qualities and warmth, this graceful and flattering robe is inexpen. sive as well as easy to.fnake. The nipped-in waist is fashioned of wide grosgrain ribbon in matching color. If you would like instructions for making this HOSTESS GOWN in sizes 12, 14 and 16 send a stamped, self-addressed en- velope to the Needlework Dept. of this paper and ask for Leaflet No. SS-8. HENDERSON'S Ukrainian Bandurists Chorus Sponsored by Ukrainian Canadian Committee of Oshawa MONDAY, FEB. 26 -- 8 P.M. NEW OSHAWA COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM . SIMCOE ST. SOUTH . ADMISSION 2.00 - 1.50 Tickets On Sale At RR HEAR -- ENJOY BALCONY 1.00 BOOK STORE GLAMORIZING:- Brush Your Locks for Beauty By HELEN FOLLETT "Don't spare the brush" is a good rule to follow when it comes to your hair, pretty Nancy Davis of the silver screen points out, * J ARE you kind to your hair or d) you treat it like a step child,! never giving it a whisk of the| brush, tearing through it with the| comb when the ends are tangled, | postponing the shampoo to the last | minute? Cross your heart, hope to die, answer truly. Consider the demon housewife who dusts her furniture every day | of her life and doesn't realize that the top of her head catches as much | dust as the top of a table. The way for her to dust her hirsute mop is to use the brush vigorously and! frequently. | The Wave Set We hear the sam. old alibi, eh? You know what it is. 'whe brush will weaken the wave set. Nothing to it. Wave lines are supposed to be wide and fluid these days, the wider the better, the more natural, the effect. Even so, if you don't take care of your hair you won't| have much to wave in course of | time. Unless the shampoo is thorough, it will do more harm than good. Every particle of soap or cream must be removed. A hair dresser can tell by the "feel" of the shafts if they are clean. The least bit of stickiness shows that the rinsing has been casual. Thorough Rinsing When using the spray--you can't have a thorough rinsing without one--send the water all along the hair line, front, back and sides. These areas are often overlooked, the usual practice being to con- centrate.on the crown of the head. Keep lifting your tresses as the water flows through them. Don't fancy that a single soaping, no matter how well rubbed into the scalp, will do the business. You are dealing with a combination of at- mspheric dust, exudation: from the sweat and sebaceous glands, and a certain amount of 'skin debris. That makes a combination that is not easily dislodged. rd Hollywood Highlights By BOB THOMAS Hollywood (AP) -- The two hot- test names in the movie business today are Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. I braved a lunch with them to find out why. I do mean braved. It is well known that the two zanies will do anything for a laugh. I wasn't surprised when they retied my bow tie, stole sips of my tomato juice and handed out a variety of in- sults. Their boss, producer Hal Wallis, seemed fairly tolerant as Jerry called him "Mr. Wayliss" and gave him a mock shave with a table knife. I'm not sure whether Para- gets at least half the laughs. Some- times in night clubs we switch the act entirely and he does my lines and I do his." Dean arrived and offered a sim- ilar explanation for the film's suc- cess, adding: "There are other rea- sons why the picture has done so well, It's topical, and it has the funniest man in the world -- Jerry Lewis." His remarks carried out what Jerry and I had been discussing earlier, I mentioned that every film team had broken up at some time or other. "Not this one," Jerry replied, "We respect each other too well. For my part, Dean is one of the finest guys I've ever met." Want te buy, sell or trade? -- A classified ad and the deal is made, mount boss Y. Frank Fr n was amused when Jerry asked, "Are you going to wash my car?" or when he said to Freeman, "How come you never talked to me before about 'war with the army'?" The latter film is what has made Martin and Lewis hotter than an arc lamp. A comic trifle turned out for $355,000, it is expected to bring in more than $4,000,000. Many ob- servers have offered explanations for this phencmenon and so I asked the boys for theirs. "I think it boils down to one thing--people want to laugh," an- swered Jerry, the skinny, crew-cut member of the team. Someone else offered an explana- tion given by a veteran movie man: "This. is something unique in movie teams. You not only have a comic who is funny and has a boy- ish quality, but you also have a straight man who can sing and has a romantic appeal." This was before Dean arrived for lunch and Jerry had some glowing words for his partner. "Dean is more than a straight man," he said. "He also has a great sense of com- edy. In some of our routines, he '} BIG $1.00 SHOE SALE * ---at -- 15 Simcoe St. N. in its most delicious form, <tish, wafers. es thin And Vita-Weat inclu the Wheat Germ PEEK FREAN'S VITA-WEAT WHOLE WHEAT CRISPBREAD IS LOW IN CALORIES The Experts Say 'BY KAY REX Canadian Press Staff Writer . Ottawa -- (CP) -- Come Bt. Valentine's Day and the sentimen- talist* will pepper his sugar with such Verses as: Ey og "Among the dearest' treasures; Recorded in my heart, The happiness, you've brought 'to me 0 Stands preciouy and apart." Whereas the prankster will be dishing out such peppery items as this one: "I'm carrying a torch for you Yeah -- A blowtorch." And these, says a Greeting Card Company spokesman, will set the spirit of Feb. 14, 1951. . While the old-fashioned Valen- tine has been slipped into modern dress, this year there is a repeti- tive appearance of lace and flowery backs, all focusing attention on a heart of puffed silk. Direct Approach Then there's the sender who be- lieves in the direct approach method. He might send a heart with this verse: "If you should want a Valentine and haven't one selected. I thought I'd sorta mention I'm alone and unprotected." And for,sheer corn you -can't beat stuff' like this, which will be flooding 'the mails: "Wish we were on a tropic isle Because the whole day long We two could be by ourselves -- Now would that be sarong?" Anyway Valentine's Day will be fun for both grown-ups and youngsters. Several of the stores this year will have materials and envelopes on hand for the kiddies to make their own cards. Direc- tions are easy to follow and in no time at all attractive juvenile Valentines are ready for mailing. * + + Party Food Planning a Valentine party? There are all kinds of place-cards and tallies you can buy for the all- important luncheon-table. Strawberry jelly and whipped cream, served with small heart- shaped .cookies, is an ideal Valen- tine dessert. On the other hand frozen salad F INTEREST TO WOMEN -~ served with rolls or bread and butter, and coffee, should be ideal or an afternoon bridge or late evening snack. : LEE Frozen Fruit Salad Ingredients: One cup stiff mayonnaise; three cups stiffly whipped cream; one teaspoon gelatine (dissolved in two table- spoons boiling water); three cups diced pineapple or bananas. Combine the whipped cream and mayonnaise, add gelatine and fruit. Place in mold and put in the freezing compartment of your refrigerator. Serve on * crisp let- tucé leaves with mayonnaise or fruit dressing. Ingredients for fruit dressing: one-quarter cup pineapple; one- quarter cup sugar. Beat two eggs, add sugar, pine- apple and lemon juice. Cook in double boiler, stirring «constantly until thickened, then set-aside to cool. Whip the cream and fold nts the mixture just before serv- ng. The great composer Mozart was only 18 when he wrote his symphony No. 29 in 1774. PHONE-BOX HONESTY Llandudno, Wales--(CP)--W." P. Evans pressed button "B" in a lo- cal public telephone booth when he failed to complete a call. All he, wanted was the return of his twopence, but ipstead he picked up 28 sixpences. He sent the change to the postmaster and got a letter of thanks commehding his honesty. EXPERT MOLE TRAPPER Swellendam, South Africa--(CP) --Since he became a professional mole-catcher two years ago, an old-age pensioner has caught 1,180 --at 20 cents a head. His "hunting grounds" are flower and vegetable gardens where the moles do a lot of damage. ' CHESTERFIELD Trade in ae on present suite! TORONTO FURNITURE MFG. CO. 315 Celine tt. Phone 2864M dise. ® OQOutsize Outsize ... reg. 1 Seconds' of our most popular line . . Stripe-knit rayon in white only . . . double crotch for longer, more comfortable wear . flat or tunnelled elastic at waist. This is a popular repeat of our Fall Sale of this line. "Cuff-leg" Pantie Style, Sizes ® Small, Medium or Large -- reg. $1.10 -- 79¢ Se Ana saan ee TOG, ®- Extra Outsize 'Loose-leg" with double back Panel Sizes, Large reg. $1.25 -- 89¢ 35 -- 98¢ Chee... -- reg. Large .. Qutsize . 50 DOZEN Tailored Rayon Panties! ® 2 Styles To Choose From! . the slight imperfections won't affect the $1.25 -- 89c¢ $1.35 -- 98¢ Vests -- to match above Sizes Small, Medium or .. reg. $1.10 -- 79¢ .. reg. $1.25 -- 89¢ WAR D'S | Present WEEKEND SPECIALS! The dollar-wise shopper will check these "Specials" and the many more on display in our store and show-windows. They offer an opportunity for the Thrifty Shopper to save dollars on everyday needs in quality merchan- <3 9 wear! WARD'S CARRY A LARGE SELECTION OF "HARVEY WOODS" AND "WATSON'S"" TAILORED UNDER- WEAR TO FIT SIZES FROM INFANTS TO EXTRA OUTSIZE (50-52 HIP). MATERIALS ARE RAYON, COTTON, WOOL-COTTON OR WOOL. Yard Sew and Save Weekend Specials! 36" White Flannelette! 5/ Softly napped both sides, closely "woven and good weight . . flannelette will be popular for the home seamstress for the nursery, children or grown-ups sewing. 36" wide this saxony 55¢ 28" Floral Pillow Ticking! Good quality cotton, strongly woven in colorful floral patterns. An in- expensive way to renew those old pillows for further years of wear. 2 yds. covers the average pair of pillows. :] Yard 7 ¢ Colors: pink or blue floral ... 42" Circular Pillow Cotton! So simple to make up pillow cases from this smow- white, circular-type cotton . . . run up a hem on one end and finish hem on other . . , 'shop early please as quantity is limited. 42' wide. Yard 79. ALL LINEN "Irish" Tea Towels! The wise shopper will re-stock her linen supply now with these all-linen, made in Ireland, Tea Towels. Imperfects of a much higher-price line the slight marks will no! harm them for long, lint-free sparkling drving of giass and chino. Woven o Mi-colered Dorders, choice of Red, reen, Blue or color . . . large size about 22 x 32. Regularly to 79c. ea. 9 "Wabasso" Pillow Cases! . "Seconds!" Pure finish, hem-stitched, offered as "'seconds" owing to slight imperfections that should not affect their wearing qualities. In the popular 42" x 33" size. ir $1.38 17" Linen Tea Towelling! A strong, well-woven linen towelling with colored border stripe. Weekend special for giving glass or china ¢ high polish at a «49. Dress Goods! Suitings! Coatings! Wools, rayons, cottons---yards and yards of materials that are reduced because they are remnants, ends of lines or broken colqr ranges. See these, and choose at prices so low today you will be agreeably surprised. You can save dollars now by buying these fabrics for present or future needs. All reduced 1/3 to 1/2 off regular prices. fow cost. 2V2 yards will make 3 average size towels, 17" Red, 'green or blue borders. ..... pe approximately wide. Cretonnes! 36"-42" Another exciting item on our list of 'Specials'. Some from regular stock others purchased especially for this event. Large and small patterns in a host of colors suitable for drapes and slip covers. Widths from 36 to 42 inches. Regular to 1.59 vw 79. Telephone 982 Simcoe St. South at Athol St. WARD'S