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fT BROOKLYN EAGLE, MOM APRIL 7. 947 ttv rr ti i i WlmtXjl 7 (Ire 0 oinq 1V JL 1Lj 1 r-7v Lonte, mporan Ella Logan Wears 37-Yard-Long Bridal Veil in Finian's Rainbow' Ml ommen Shop Jafl? jor Wfan JJunterJ Teen-Age Designer Airs Fashion Ideas By 8HIKLA McKEOX By MARGARET MARA I show is embroidered at the cot lar and cuffs with little green By RUTH G. DAVIS spelling, 'Mc!" she cautioned Her father's name is Easter-week brides walking Now that Spring is here, not shamrocks and the long veil is down the church aisle are lucky attached by hooks to the shoul Ella Logan believes that some ders of the dress. of the best acting in the play One of Miss Logan's favorite they don't have to cope with the problem Ella Logan deals with as the bride in "Finian's is the work of her former associate in the Abbey Theater of stories deals with the endless i vedding veil that caterpillars Dublin. He Is Albert Sharpe, who through the wings.

plays the part of "Finian." Nineteen-year-old Josl, the youngest big league designer In the dress business, says the teen aged clothes she draws on her sketch pad are really different. They are realistic She spent four years in high school, herself, looking for the 'same sort of thing. Rainbow." Her veil is 37 yards long and the stage of the 46th St. Theater is only 68 feet wide "It was during rehearsal," sn Isn he wonderful? ques reported, "and as I walked on, tioned Ella, the way the Irish only in name but in the spirit of Easter bonnets, the next step is to become June conscious. In other words Spring is the time when a young woman's fancy turns to new clothes, new horizons, and, of course, to love and a new name.

With all this in mind the Brooklyn Y. W. C. A has organized a bride's school, a charm school and a career laboratory. This evening courses will begin that will help a gal to find a new self.

The classes in Cooking for Two. plus Wedding and without the encroaching settings. do when actualy making a state "A dress should be flexibl ment. "Sure, I just give "it a little gathering up here and a little there," explained Ella, "although "He's a bit lonesome for his family at home," said senti when the show started someone I felt the veil getting heavy. And what do you think! One after the other, the little ones backstage hopped on the train of the veil for a bit of a ride.

'Sharon won't is what they said," and Ella Logan laughed as though she were one of the daring imps, herself. thought it would be a good idea mental Ella, "but he is staying in Brooklyn with his old partner, Kearney, and that makes it if I walked around the big tree nice for him." on the stage and left plenty of the veil wrapped around the Ella's wedding dress In the Home Advice and Sewing Essentials will meet at the at 30 tree irunK, sne laugnea. In the bridal scene Miss Lo the kind of thing that lets you Btress your own individuality by wearing a scarf your own way or working up your own accessories," she declares, i Josi is for classics with their dullness removed and imagination added. "Things you wear should be functional and have beauty as well. Dresses I have been designing all are basically simple and can be changed around with bright ribbon or plaid trim, for Instance." Piquant-faced Josi, who is Josi Cinata of 29 1st bristles at the thought of any one's chucking aside a bright clothes idea UU OV (J.

111. A I1C VyltOl til School and carer laboratory will gan descends a staircase, the 37 yard net veil, sewn with hun begin tomorrow evening. Exer dreds of white artificial daisies, ciso and comportment, grooming trailing down the stairs and and voice, poise and personality across the stage. Fourteen per are all in the Charm School curriculum. The Career Labor CSV c- 09,, sons assist in getting the veil on stage, handing it along like atory offers voice and diction, hv 1 grooming and the psychology of a fire hose.

Kids Love Her success as well as vocational IaI staff Photo tests and counseling. Josi Cinata The numerous children in the because "they" may not have cast of "Finian's Rainbow' fol All Subjects ule that allows her to sleep late 'r low Miss Logan around withl There will be no excuse for The phrase, "what THEY are affects her like slavish devotion. not being a wow. Besides being charming one can be talented, and arrange her own schedule, she reports. Like other name designers she averages a day a week in the Brooklyn Museum "They call me Sharon (her NAIL POLISH AND LIPSTICK come in a different pink this season, both borrowed from the lovely brush work of the Chinese.

They call it Spring Fever! Keep Your Nails Strong ior summer sports, sucn as examining period costumes for name in the cast) and there's always an argument as to which one will get to carry my bridal bouquet." swimming, tennis, badminton or country club dancing, may be I usuable ideas. prepared for in the Health Edu "Wait a few years, teen-agers And Your Lips Smooth cation Department. Other classes Ella Logan is one of ten chil will hear as much about 'basics' as any other group," she pre dren and she is more like a big sister to the stage kids. The I I 'M 17 1 dicts. By PATRICIA LINDSAY Strange as it may seem, when a woman has weak nails which split, bend and chip, she also has lips which peel constantly and squeaky chalk on a blackboard.

"Who are the 'they' that every one talks about?" she demanded while curling up on her studio couch. "Nobody knows." Josi has high voltage enthusiasm and enough ideas to let her free lance them to several manufacturers of teen-age apparel. Entry Became Best Seller A graduate of the Brooklyn High School of Garment Trades, she is a chic example of her own doctrines. She alerted the fashion industry when she won an amateur design contest sponsored by Barbara Joan Togs. star of "Finian a Rainbow" lines the youngsters up before eah are rough to the touch.

Both are caused by faulty eating. Some performance and commands: thing is lacking calcium, phosphorus, iodine or the old reliable offered are crafts, bridge, millinery, Spanish conversation, piano, voice, violin and viola. All of this is going to be very useful when one goes to participate in Talent Night on that wonderful vacation cruise you all are going to take. Already we are hearing of interesting vacations. Miss Gladys Hirsch, an Adelphian, returned "Let me see your hands and Vitamin the sunshine vitamin.

your fingernails." In case a No woman can be beautiful keep your nails and lips grubby pair of small hands Is smooth! extended for her inspection, she 'vW I admonishes: Design Idea lor You You, too, can get inspiration for your own design ideas at the Brooklyn Museum, Josi says. Go take a look at the work of the Egyptians, the Indians or the South Sea Islanders and adapt a print on cotton fabric yourself. Choose a solid color cotton fabric, enough for a dress or blouse, then get an oil brush and some textile paint and The pinks are high in favor for our nail and lip make-up unless her lips are smooth and her nails are strong and nicely groomed. So it pays to experiment with one's menus (or follow a doctor's advice) until one's "Off with you now, and give last week after she and her par this Spring. One would think that them more than a lick and a ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander P. promise!" no new shade could make its appearance, but several have new Her winning entry, a child's suit, became a coast-to-coast best seller but her basic interest is designing for people her own Ella Logan is the wide-eyed Hirsch, had spent five weeks in bloodstream can furnish ailing Florida. Gladys came back with 'nails and lips what they need, a super suntan and tales of'exj With few exceptions, lipsticks citing people she had seen, such 'have companions in nail polish, as Franklin Roosevelt Jane Todav it is a simple matter to age. child type.

Her face has that soap and-water look and she is completely lacking in affecta tones of pinks and very flattering, indeed. There is one tone of the new pinks which is your tone. Shop for it and then wear SHARON McLONERGAN (Ella Logan), the bride in "Finian's Rainbow," in the bridal cjown with the shamrock embroidery. daub on the design. Let it dry thoroughly and the fabric will be supple, washable and exclusive.

Russel, Mickey Roonev, Joe it! It is fun to experiment with Lewis and Sophie Tucker. tion. This honesty gets the kids in the show. "They believe that I'm Sharon, not Ella Logan! They believe in get a lipstick and nail polish of the identical shade, thus eliminating the problem of matching one to the other. As fingers are frequently close to the lips and "It's about time," she says, "that somebody started doing simple clothes with loads of good styling for teen-agers.

"Any one who goes to school," she pointed out, "can't afford to have something like a fantastic, fish-tailed peplum suit just because THEY are wearing them. "It is so highly styled it can the Crock o' Gold and when I'm Miss Marie Louise Arata, daughter of Mrs. Lawrence Arata of 39 Pierrepont is spending her Easter vacation in Nassau, the Bahamas. Miss Arata is a senior at Georgian Court Lakewood, N. J.

face, it i3 quite essential that they match in color if harmony Remove Wine Stains To remove wine stains from your table linen, cover with salt and pour boiling water through from a height, says the General Electric Consumers Institute. If this does not thoroughly remove the stain, use a weak bleach on the linen. of beauty is your, goal as it new colors. Everyone notices your hands they tell so much abovt your character. Miss Lindsay gives ten simple steps to finger charm in her leaflet LS, "Improving Home Manicure." To obtain a copy, send 5 cents in coin and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to her, in care Brooklyn Eagle, P.

0. Box 99, Station Manhattan 19, N. Y. there on the stage so do she added. "Oh, but we must believe in it!" exclaimed Ella.

"The play would fall flat if we didn't!" Irish-Scotch Heritage only be worn one season so it doesn't make sense. What good should be! But neither a lipstick nor a Others of her classmates at the college prefer to enjoy their will it be in a closet next year? St. Columban's Benefit Friday A dessert bridge for the benefit of St. Columban's Far East Circle will be held Friday afternoon at the Columbus Club. Dessert will be served at 12:30 p.m.

and bridge will follow. The sponsors of the party are Mrs. Fred W. Drewin, Mrs. Hugo Koch, Mrs.

Edward J. Maher, Mrs. George F. Price, Miss Kathryn Toner and Mrs. Arthur Weber.

Mrs. Vincent M. Sozzi is chairman of the recently formed sponsorship committee. nail polish can cover neglect activities during the holidays in A teen-agers budget can't stand Brooklyn. Miss Marianne.

Tor- that." satisfactorily. They onl accent natural beauty; they cannot cover ailing beauty! So strive to It's trouble at all for Ella Logan to believe in "the little people," as she calls the fairies. Broiled Steak French Fried Potatoes Broiled Stufjed Mushrooms Mixed Spring Salad Rhubarb 'Pie Coffee Rhubarb Pie Vi cups rhubarb, cut hi int'h pieces (before measuring) cup sugar egg, slightly beaten 3 tablespoons flour 1 recipe pastry mey, niece of Frank A. Daugh erty of 825 Carroll is spend "I am three-quarters Irish ing the holidays at home, as is Miss Ida Louise Bainbridge of 550 Ocean was hostess yesterday to an Easter dinner party. Her guests included Miss Helen V.

Mowlen. Mrs. J. F. Mowlen, Miss Nellie F.

Green and Miss Dorothy Willis. one-quarter Scotch, and I was Miss Vivienne Pisciotta, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Alex Pis Fudge Mix Serves as Sauce born in Glasgow," revealed Ella. My mother was a McCauley ciotta of 419 Stockholm St. Mind, you spell it with the Irish Josi, who hopes to design some of everything, feels there is still plenty of room in a to-school wardrobe for a sloppy Joe.

"I like them with scarfs or costume jewelry that you wear your own way," she said, "but I i don't like bobby sox. Bobby sox have become a stamp." Gray Favorite Color Josi is enthusiastic about the sheer new nylons that come with For Dessert, Cake Frosting From far off California we hear that Brooklynite Joy or Place rhubarb (fresh frozen) in pastry-lined" Shelare was entertained at the glamorous Earl Carroll Theater- pie dish. Combine sugar, flour, 1Jl II il VlI Jealousy Explanation I lam htaworth 5 I Vlaii rt cw- Cnminn By KL8A 8TEIXBERGER Food Editor In 1916 the Sweets Company of America celebrated the anniversary of the Tootsie Roll. Originally made from a Viennese recipe, and so named for a little girl known to the originator of this candy, it was the first wrapped penny candy i color variety. She likes gray, Restaurant in Hollywood recently.

Her hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Monsen and their daughter, Billie Ruth, of Beverly Hills, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Gilbride of San Pedro, Cal. particularly. DEAR MARY HAWORTH and egg pour over rhubarb. Cover pie with lattice strips of pastry.

Bake in a hot oven (450 degrees for 10 minutes, then reduce temperature to -350 degrees and continue baking until rhubarb is tender (20 to 30 minutes). Yield one 9-inch pie. where the modern machinery compulsion drove her back to her mother's place, still in search of a carefree situation. Here she found no sanctuary either; but rather brought with "For Summer I'm going to make myself a light gray dress, wear gray suede flats and sheer gray stockings with it. then park a big bunch of daisies at the When my sister's husband went overseas she gave up her flat, sold her furniture and went to her a bedlam atmosphere.

country waistline, she said. Now she's across the hall If I go out, taking the baby with me, mother telephones later to ask, "Where did 'you take the baby? You will kill that child, dragging her around." Once when I had somebody over to watch the baby, so that my husband and I could go out, my sister notified mother, who arrived in a hurry and made a terrible scene. As a result, my husband went out alone, with mother telling me what an un "Separate a fad from a fash for several h. from you, feeling trapped and Sugar-Saving Hint to be sold in America. The business soon outgrew its small home quarters, and after several moves to progressively larger places, it now occupies a large plant in Hoboken, where plans are being made to further enlarge the building.

The original formula has been modified to make it more delicious and nourishing, and seven other Tootsie products have been added to the list. It is a fascinating plant to visit Ion and budget accordingly," Josi advises. Rug Judging Rug experts usually look at the back of an Oriental rug to observe the fineness of the weave, which is an index to the amount of labor involved in producing the rug. They also run the hand over the nap to feel the quality of the wool, which determines the rug's durability. frustrated martyred by circumstances and hamstrung by hateful duty as she sees her lot To save on sugar we'll make a delicious honey-sweetened dried apricot filling for a crispy makes it possible to combine all ingredients, cook, cool, continue processing, shape, cut, wrap, package, and place in cartons for as a continuous process, so that it need not be touched by the hands.

An ingenious system of moving belts carries the products from one machine to the other, from one floor to another. Among the most recent' products of this company is a fudge mix. To make a smooth, creamy fudge, with a real chocolate flavor (and in only four min "A fashion is something you ran wear for a couple of seasons not like a fad. A fad is gaudy and making you the goat for baked pastry shell and then we'll frost it all with wonderful swirls of fluffy whipped cream. and goes out fast." her hysterical 'discontent with her daily routine.

Seeks Excuse fit parent I am. Josi works on a flexible sched- her return, she moved In with my mother tem: porarily. Mother is in her sixties and my sister has two children and a dog, so they didn't get along very If I ask my mother or sister to keep the baby while I go Her tattletale meddling in Ll your affairs is definitely hys shopping they usually refuse, offering excuses. But if on oc terical. It is indicative of irrational irritability, self-engen casion they do keep her, they Lucille Bast Engaged to Marty Robert L.

Koop; Margaret Huttenmeyers Betrothal Is Announced utes), all that Is necessary is to place three standard tablespoons tell me people are talking about dered and keyed up to the well in this me (1) for kaving her and (2) of water and three tablespoons Mary Haworth breaking point, around the clock. Her idea of relief is to explode, and she wants a face-saving excuse for doing so. She has of butter in the top of a double boiler over boiling water, and Mv sister for imposing on them. I have tried time and again to reason things out with both of them, after which mother cries and Miss Huttemeyer is a gradu-1 ville Centre was matron, of honor, slowly add the contents of the By HELEN BROWX Society Editor ter, Miss Margaret Huttemeyer, to Andrew Stertzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry G. Stertzer of fixed on you, in your mother-role, as the excuse. And it may ate of Erasmus Hall and Is a junior at William Smith College. searched daily, and In vain, for an apartment. Finally, the people across the hall from me decided to sell their furnishings and move.

I promptly put down She wore a bouffant gown of yeI-nackaV stirring constantly for 4 minutes. When smooth and says I will be sorry some day and my sister stops speaking to Mr. ana Mrs. unaries J. tsasi Hackensack, N.

J. Mr. Stertzer spen five years in iduwu i-v gi0SSy. remove from the boiling be that elements of jealousy and envy aggravate her compul me for a while. of Garden City have announced enaer giaaioii.

other attendants uvater and beat a few seconds be a deposit for my sister and got the engagement of their daugh As a result I am becoming a sion in that respect. the service and was a captain of infantry in the 29th Division. He now is a senior at Hobart She bore the first grandchil were similarly attired in pastel jfore pouring into a buttered pan lilac, blue and nile green. They to cool. By the addition of a bit were Mrs.

James W. Gieseke of more liquid, a fudge frosting is the flat for her. She was ae lighted and moved in immedi arelv. Things went smoothly un nervous wreck. I let the housework slide, trying to keep the baby quiet.

I want her to grow dren, so to speak, and now that Hoertel DeGrishe Roselle, 111., Miss Vernona Wes- quickly made. For fudge sauce nAAnA 4V, is added you've become a mother, too, possibly she feels that her pres til a year ago, when my baby up to be a normal and I even more liquid the cott of Inwood and Miss Jeanette don't like this constant arguing Miss Sylvia DeGrishe, daugh directions are all on the pack ter, Miss Lucille Bast, to Robert L. Koop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R.

Koop of Forest Hills. Miss Bast was graduated from the Cathedral School of St. Mary, Garden City, and is now a sophomore at Cornell University, where she is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Kood attended Polytechnic girl was born.

Since then I've had no peace tige is challenged, so that she is working overtime to discredit with my family. Can ydu sug ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. age.

Although these are the basic uses for this mix, many women If the baby cries a little when I your achievement. Also, the fact gest some way of easing the friction until I can find another Funk of Hempstead. Dorleen Hoertel, niece of the bridegroom, served as flower girl. She wore yellow marquisette and carried an old-fashioned bouquet. James DeGrishe of Inwood, became the bride yesterday of Bruce Hoertel, bathe or feed her, my 'sister have found during the sugar telephones mother, who calls me, shortage that they may use the son" of Mr.

and Mrs. George place to live? L. R. Sister a Malcontent alwavs with thesame question fudge mix as the basis for de Day, nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. Vi Preparatory Country Day School that you have a husband at hand to lighten burdens, psychologically and may make you a target of sour envy from her present viewpoint With her rampant neurotic ire obsessionally beamed at you, friction can't be eased while she DEAR L.

R. You say your licious cakes, cookies and other desserts. A recipe book is in the making and will be available "What's wrong with that baby?" If I am using a certain kind of cereal in the baby's diet, mother savs at the first opportunity, George Hoertel was his Hoertel of Valley Stream. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William H.

Vastine in St. Paul's Methodist Church, In-wood, and a reception followed in the DeGrishe home. brother's best man and ushers sister's husband went overseas. I judge he isn't home yet, and that your sister is eaten by a and was graduated irom Columbia University, where he is a member of Phi Kappa Psi. He was attending Columbia School of Law when he entered the were James R.

Day of Rockville soon. Tootsie Chocolate Flavored "-NJ The baby is tired of that. Why Centre, James V. Gieseke of Ro- complex of resentful emotions don't vou feed her what your solle, 111., and Robert Fournier Cream Pie at finding herself stranded, as I army and served as an officer in Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of lives next door. You've got to move, if you want any margin of peace; but in the meantime, Vi package (l'i cups) Tootsie the Quartermasters Corps for three and one-half years in the white satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long tight American and European thea sleeves, a fitted bodice and a ters.

Now a member of the she thinks, with a chafing load of parental obligations that are not to her taste. In chucking her furnishings and flat in the first place, and going to the country presumably to live in clover, I daresay she was driven by unconscious Fudge Mix 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 cups milk 1 8-inch baked pie shell Combine fudge mix and cornstarch; stir in milk and cook over simmer flame, stirring constantly until mixture bubbles. Officers Reserve Corps, he is sister feeds her baby?" Mother -comes often to visit my sister and usually knocks on my door to ask for the baby-always speaking of her as "poor little thing" but she seldom comes in. Her excuse is, "I haven't time. I've only a minute and I want to see your sister for a while." She waits outside until I fetch the baby, then takes her to my sister's apartment.

of Brooklyn. After a wedding trip by motor through the South, the, couple will make their temporary home in Inwood. The bride is a graduate of Lawrence High School. Mr. Hoertel is an alumnus of Far Rock-away High School and served in the U.

S. Navy four years. He was a photographer's mate 2c at the time of his discharge. It completing his law studies at act as if you had some adult backbone, it's your duty to be a companionable wife and rear a healthy child; and with that in mind, run your home life to suit yourself, let the baby be normally active and vocal indoors, ask no favors of mother or sister and never kowtow to theif carping criticism. M.

H. long full skirt. Her veil, which belonged to her mother, made of French illusion and draped from a coronet of net and seed pearls and she carried a spray bouquet of gladioli and a Columbia. 't Huttemeyer Stertzer Cook 2 or 3 minutes. Cool.

Pour compulsion to get out from under responsibility to the maximum extent possible. This same Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Huttemeyer of 966 78th St.

announce the engagement oPtheir daugh- into pie shell and chill. Top with whipped cream. I Prlf Pbola Lucille Bast white orchid. Mrs. James R.

Day of Rock.