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a BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 19, 1954 WOMEN 'omen's re Editor MARGARET MARA Society By Society RUTH G. Editor DAVIS Home Fall Furnishings Due in the Markets Helen M. Sihler Engaged to Ensign Mr. and Mrs.

Robert M. Siltier of 442 Stockholm St. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Marie Sihler, to Ensign John William Crawford, United States Navy, son of John H. Crawford Mrs. Crawford.

The prospective bride is graduate of Grover Cleveland High School and attended Adelphi College. Ensign Crawfora attended, the University of Michigan. where he was a member of Zeta Zsi fraternity. He was graduated from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis this past June. The couple will be married In February when Ensign Crawford returns from a tour of duty in the Marion Anne Hanna, William A.

McKenna Will Wed Saturday The marriage of MarIon Anne Hanna of Jackson Heights to William A. McKenna Jr. will take place at St. Joan of Arc R. C.

Church, Jackson Heights, Saturday, The bride is the daughter Mrs. Robert James Hanna of Hamilton, Canada, and the late Robert James Hanna. Mr. McKenna is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William McKenna of 72-23 Ingram Forest Hills. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Charles J. McCarthy and a reception will follow in the garden at the Forest Hills Inn. The prospective bride will be escorted by her uncle, Robert S.

Cutler of Hamilton, Ont. Miss Eleanore Hummel will be maid of honor. Henry Oettinger will act as best man. The ushers are Vincent J. McKenna and Lawrence Mo Kenna, brothers of the bridecroom-elect.

Miss Hanna attended Delta Collegiate and Canada Business College at Hamilton, Canada. Mr. McKenna was graduated magna cum laude from St. John's University. Mr.

McKenna also holds degrees from Harvard Business School and Columbia Law School, where he was a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He was admitted to the New York Bar and is now associated with the law firm of Carter, Ledyard and Milburn, Manhattan. He 1s a lieutenant in the U. S. Naval Reserve and is a member of the New York Athletic Club.

Miss Helene Risavich Will Wed Oct. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Risavich of 153 Lorimer St. announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Miss Helene Patricia Ann Risavich, who resides with her grandmother, Mrs.

Anna Pasco of 2052 E. 74th to Edward James Fennell, son of Mrs. Catherine Fennell of 354 58th on Oct. at 4 p.m. in the Church of Mary Queen of Heaven.

Miss Maureen Risavich will be maid of honor for her sister, and the Misses Patricia Barish and Patricia Thompson will be bridesmaids. William Fennell will be best of Mantua, N. and the late Marcia R. Koenig Married Yesterday Miss Marcia Rita Koenig was married yesterday to Pfc. Alex Kessler at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry D. Koenig of Sunset Road, Lawrence. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Norman Salit of Lawrence and a lawn reception followed.

The bride, escorted by her father, wore a waltz-length gown of white lace over satin with a fingertip veil attached to a cap of matching fabric. Mrs. Joel Shore of Woodmere, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and Miss Rita Frommer of Cedarhurst was bridesmaid. The attendants wore pink gowns. After a wedding trip South the couple will make their home in Fayetteville, N.

near Fort Bragg. PEASANT HOUSE group bedroom pieces presented at the recent Grand Rapids Home Fashion Time Furniture Market by the Grand Rapids Dinette Company. Table tops and case ends are of selected silver grey elm plywood. All other exposed parts are solid silver gray elm. Approximate retail price, $289.

Adventure in Summer Slimming Fat Will Always Find Parking Spot By IDA JEAN KAIN There is no question as to where the pounds park first. Take on ten excess pounds and the spread is on thick -two inches thick on those middle muscles. When the four pairs of abdominals become interlarded with fat, they spread like the strands of an old mesh shopping bag. An easy routine to live tone to those muscles is unexpectedly rewarding. In hot weather, the ideal exercise is swimming, for it tones without overheating.

But we can't swim in a bird bath, and that about sizes up situa- Tones middle muscles. tion. So here are a easy then conditioners. times in the other. While Limber in the A.M.

circling, be sure to keep a On awakening in the morn- grip on the abdominal muscles. ing, s-t-r-e-t-c-h. Gentle and ef- pulling snugly up and in. and fortless as it is, stretching keep back as flat as possible tones and refreshes. Make it a against floor.

smooth tip to toe pull, then At the finish, slide right leg cross right leg over left and down and stretch right arm pointing right toes, stretch back on floor. Stretch along crosswise, centering the action that side, making it a long, through those important mid- smooth pull. Again. Then redle muscles. Repeat on other peat, stretching along the side and continue six slow left side.

counts. Get the habit of good posFrom a position of lying on ture by pulling snugly up and back, arms down at sides, in, whether sitting, standing knees bent and pulled part or walking. Perfect posture afway back toward chest, do a fords mild, constant exercise circling exercise. Keeping and is the secret of slimming knees together, circle six times the middle measurement with in one direction, then six a minimum of effort. Eleventh Day: Calories Breakfast Tomato juice with lemon- 25 Poached egg (1 or 2)- 75-75 on thin slice toast- 50 Coffee, black 225-150 Luncheon Fresh fruit salad (no dressing)- 200 Pineapple, 1 slice Fresh peach, 2 halves Banana, or Cantaloupe slices Lettuce Cottage cheese, cup- 100 Thin slice bread- 50 Butter, pat, inch thick- 25 Hot tea with lemon- 0 4 o'Clock Energy Pick-up: Glass buttermilk Dinner Mixed grill Liver, lamb chop, strip of Wax beans, cupBroccoli or asparagusButter, patCrisp celery and radishesSliced orange (1) with juice of Tea or coffee- Total calories I LAMP TABLE from the new Sussex Group featured at the Home Fashion Time furniture market in Grand Rapids by the Barton Furniture Company.

In "king size" design, the table is made of genuine Honduras Mahogany with leather top outlined in 24 karat gold leaf tooling. Ideal as a night table. 375 of skim milk or 80 250 lean bacon 25 30 25 15 orange and fresh mint 100 TEENER'S ROOM carpeting is "Cross hatch," an abstract motif done in plain and twist yarns for a tone on tone coloring. Colors: nutria, beige, grey or green. Widths: 9' and 12', all wool.

Approx. retail price: $9 per square yard, it is manufactured by Mages Carpet Company. Furniture: Simmons Love Seat (Hide-a-Bed). man for his brother, and and Frank Risavich will be ushers. Son Born Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Goldman of 1937 E. 17th St. announce the birth of a son, Gary Ross Goldman, on Aug. 8 at Madison Park Hospital.

Mrs. Goldman is the former Elaine Wasserman, daughter of Mrs. Rose Wasserman. The baby's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Goldman. AT PARTY Anita Wagner, member of the Atlantic Beach Club, and Robert Weiden McCarthy of Brooklyn enjoy dinner with friends at Gulotty's, Rockville Centre. Miss Wagner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles P.

Wagner of 62 Surrey Lane, Hempstead, formerly of Bay Ridge, will enter Southern Junior College, Buena Vista, this Fall. Mr. McCarthy, a graduate of St. John's Preparatory School, will report for duty with the Navy in September. 445 --1050 or 1125 Rewrap Meat Before Storing, Says Expert Spoilage agents can grow on wet meat wrappings and may contaminate the meat while it is in home storage, warns Ethel Diedrichsen, food and nutrition specialist.

The University of Nebraska staff member says fresh meat from the store should be kept loosely wrapped in the coldest part of the refrigerator to avoid spoilage. Wet or blood-stained wrappings should be removed from the meat as soon as it is brought home from the market. Before meat is rewrapped it should be wiped with a clean, damp cloth, but it should not be washed since droplets of water can provide a spot for spoilage agents to grow. The packaging materials around meats at self-service counters are designed for display and convenience, but may not be intended for long storage, the specialist explained. After Forty Dark Circles Under Eyes? Get a Physical Check-Up By EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD Please give me some way to lighten dark circles under my P.

I suggest a physical check-up by your local treatment you can use a little makeup the eyes. Choose a lighter than, the one which you use Will makeup entire face and neck. something for Blend with the fingertips and over Forty? then pat your powder. Makeup will Eyeshadow on the eyelids will great deal if detract from the dark circles. most flattering June Estelle Hesse's Betrothal Revealed Mr.

and Mrs. A. Christian Klepp of Valley Stream have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss June Estelle Hesse, to Leonard Frederick Haymon, son of Mrs. Elias Haymon of the Bronx and the late Mr. Haymon.

A June wedding is planned. The prospective bride attended Pittsfield High School, N. and was graduated from Keene Teachers College, N. H. Her fiance was graduated from Christopher Columbus High School, the Bronx.

He is employed at Idlewild Airport. Miss Jane Marinan Becomes Engaged Mr. and Mrs. James Marinan, 149 Engert announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jane Marinan, to Petty Officer 3d Class Robert Turner of Bellerose. Miss Marinan is an alumna of Long Island City High School and her fiance is at the Norfolk Naval Station, Virginia.

Artists Roam World for New Wallpapers doctor. But for cream under carefully, but lightly, Practice putting on your makeup. Learn to blend your rouge until it is just a blush of color. A perfect makeup is one which looks natural. Would a series of 25 body massages reduce my abdoMrs.

A. You need both exercise and diet to reduce. Body massages are restful and relaxing. When professionally done they will give a certain tone to the musclehis I series suggest of that massages you but also go on a balanced diet. Send for my booklet, "Diet and Exercise for Beauty After Forty." Just send me a long, 6c-stamped, self-addressed envelope and enclose 25c in coin.

I am tall and slightly overweight. Would a striped material, made into a jacket and skirt, make me look heavier? C. J. Stripes give the illusion of height and in lighter colors "advance" the figure. For the most attractive suit for your figure and type, I suggest a soft, dull finish fabric in black, navy blue or grape.

But why not lose that excess poundage through proper diet and exercise routine? The booklet suggested above will, I think, be helpful to you, really do the woman Wondering. certainly do a selected in the shades and Artists have roamed the world for designs in new handprint wallpapers for American homes. France, Italy, India, the South Pacific provide inspiration for a new group of artistic wallcovers announced by F. Schumacher Co. They are immediately available through interior decorators or decorating departments of leading stores.

One in the group of 12 handprints bears the name "Scrapbook." It pictures pressed flowers amid sketches of a woman, possibly Lady Hamilton, posing for a portrait beside a bust of Admiral Horatio Nelson. The Italian artist Adolfo Saporetti for a handprint called "Scenes and Flowers," has sketched in black drawings of historic Roman scenes such as the Cathedral of St. Peter, the Arch of Constantine, and the Statue of Marcus Aurelio interspersed with colorful Italian flowers. Romantic Gondola handprint named "Royal Danielle," designed by Andrew Shunney, scenes of gondolas gliding along the Grand Canal in Venice are pictured a rhythmic sketchy technique. Vera, the American scarf designer, has three originals this handprint group.

One named "Ceylon" already may be obtained as a fabric print on mainsail cloth. South Pacific Wind-tossed bamboo trees and branches gives a South Pacific atmosphere to a handprint named "Trade Winds." The artist Paul Johnson designed. a geoAmericans metric pattern called "Patio Tile." Soil Spots on Leather The secret of keeping washable leather in good condition is to suds-sponge soil spots off the surface as soon as they occur. Child Care Why Make 'Life With Baby' Difficult? By BEULAH FRANCE, R.N. (Q.) Our 2-year-old daughter willingly takes her afternoon nap in her crib.

But for more than six months now she has howled, night every, She absolutely, she refuses to into go her to gets Men Now Getting Housemaid's Knee Now, husbands are getting housemaid's knee. Mrs. Madge Ferredy, who heads the consumer research division for a vacuum cleaner company, reports. that husbands are assuming more of the cleaning task. Mrs.

Ferredy says she receives aphomes proximately 200 letters a day, answers to a cleaning questionnaire which goes out with every new cleaner. "We're getting more and more letters from the men," she said. "Sometimes they ask our advice; sometimes they tell how they've simplified a cleanjob, or how they think we should make our next vacuum mother's bed. Leaving a light on in the nursery is useless. Oral or rectal sedatives prescribed by two baby doctors do no good.

Can you help us? Mr. Q. H. (A.) Why, oh why, do so parents make "Life with Baby" so difficult for themselves and their children? The situation you describe is being duplicated in hundreds, maybe thousands, of homes. But there's no excuse for it.

It never should happen anywhere. From the day of birth a baby deserves fair treatment at the hands of adults. The minute adult hands pick up a baby and carry him to an adult bed to sleep, they are being most unfair to the child. Your daughter is strong, healthy and, during daytime, happy. It's her birthright to be happy at night, too.

But you robbed her of that privilege the first time you put her in her mother's bed. Cute, cuddly infants are a adorable. It's fun to snuggle them close when it's bedtime. I know all about 14, for as al inexperienced mother I did likewise and loved it. Natural Reaction So did my daughter.

But when she reacted as your daughter is now reacting, I learned how right my physician had been when he SO sternly said: "Always let her sleep alone! Don't 'just once' take her to bed with you." To have to give your baby sedatives at night and to have to hear her "howl" because she thinks she is being rejected is part of your payment for an earlier error. You, your wife and your physician will have to work together now to correct a situation which might easily have been prevented. I do hope other readers will not repeat your mistake with their infants. Beulah France wants to help you with your child care problems. Write her, Brooklyn Eagle, Brooklyn 1, N.

sending stamped, self-addressed envelope. Mary Haworth is on vaca tion. Her columm will be resumed dept.