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A party fo, celebraté the gagement is a custom more pop- | \and gr ular inthe States than in Can- |e ‘ada. But if, there is one, it is| ‘the, Bride's family, who gives it, | The psy and family ave en cit guests of honor. troduced fo al] the friends of \the bridé and her. family. jnot get the engagément_ wat ‘confused with the meeting of a ite. Ja ay As Soon .as 4 how about The

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upon the bride, her friends pleat from. a deluge CHICKEN A LA KING

Planning a showet party ‘de- | Yield: 24 servings (14 cup each) | mands close attention to de-|9% cups Rich Cream Sauce tails, such as t¢ aoe list and|1 cup (5 ozs.) chopped green the decorations anf what to} Pepper | a serve after the gifts have been |2 tbsp. butter of margaririe opened. ;

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SHRIMP NEWBURG Yield: 24 ‘servings (‘4 cup each) 9% cups Rich Cream Sauce 6 cups 1% Ibs. édiblé portion (3

one-half lbs. raw shrimp as purchased) cooked shrimp, eut in half lengthwise. , % cup cooking sherry. (option- al) % tsp. ground nutmeg % tsp..paprika — 1..-Combine. ingredients; heat but DO NOT BOIL.’ 2.-Serve over toast points, hot eplit biscuits, hot fluffy rice or in patty shells.

Use care when : shopping for | your footwear

Heels*and solés, with iad in between “shoes for the modern miss are styled to. suit every shape and size feot. Colorful summer linens and calfs are most becoming with fresh cotton dresses, :

_ For the honeymoon trip, t he | bride will have her pick of foot-

wear, The still popular French | Kids don’t care very. much heel is charming for evening : : wear, with lattice. vamps and peek-a-boo toes,

Sturdy but feminine playshoes | are most‘ attractive, some with crepe soles, others with slight wedges and some just. plain flats: All are made to wear with | slacks and can be used whén

_Wearing afternoon cottons,

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foot-gear. Nylon: lace shoes aré . ideal for summer wear. Cod and smart, these shoes can be ¢ found ip dressy styles for after @ix and for daytime shopping. It ig a shoe that will please the

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various dinner < served. - Afterwards | for invitations

the younger set can go to some hotel for an evening's eek or the entire party can con- finued at home. If the easing | [Barty go out to dinner, the pa-. lrents and friends sit at one ts jble, the younger people at an

: jother. Here again, there may be While handwritten notes invit-| "The honor of yo * ; we eves EE THE REHE ARSSL DINNER. . daneing afterwards. jing guests to_your wedding are is still requested with cone . a TE: The rehearsal is as close to the - Fes |perfectly acceptable if the cere- and the invitation to the rece and her mother of- ddi ossible THE BRIDE ENTERTAINS friend and ‘ac. (0210 OF tne eens ot Foained |THE GROM'S FAMILY mony is to be small and infor- tion asks for the “pleasure sf and *f~ The bridal. party is envertained s imal, thé’traditional formal invi-|your company.”

either at dinner:,before the re- After you are married and set- itation is stiff used by moét| ‘hearsal or at a party afterwards ‘tled down in your new home, | 'brides-to-be.

This. is often arranged by the your first guest should be your! This can be bn ditaidd at groom’s family or close relati- husband's parents. If both fam- |printed in engraving style on al ves on either side. But if the ilies live in the same. town, you white, ivory or cream- colored | groom's family: lives out, ¢ of town might give one dinner for the | double sheet of quality or nd one offers to give the:din- two sets of> parents. ner, then the bride's family us-

If the wedding is: semi- for: \the bride-to-be may pando 5 jsmaller size invitation which is © placed in the envelope without folding. The wording, however,

paper, is identical. which is ‘folded and inserted in) If the wedding is: a : simple

: the envelope, accompanied by ually does it. GETS HU SBAND’ s RELICS all, separate rec e P| t ion 193 eerste fat ete : : is ? , e THE BACHELOR DINNER ROME (Reuters) — Frag-| ahs folded deci tes fa it’s customary to send out an. A dinner or ‘stag’ party iS°at- ments of Mussolini's brain kept | |mouncement cards announcing ranged and organized - by

ireception cards are placed in an the marr the in the United States since the envelope which is ee unsealed, and place lage and giving date

never engrav éa. e set for the tea,is sie fet o'clock to six me gifts and shower ifahly arran- Hay, but the cards the gifts. - for splayed. .

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ar and paid P 4 fo ‘place ot brs rather friends of friends some time dyring the pave been returned to the (and . ey. cave, (oe ‘at home” cards’ state

(ian by friends of the couple, ithe br vt had ot may be asked week before the wedding. It is ‘fratian dictator's widow at her lope is then slipped into a larger | it couple's new address and the

} to ¢ her serving dut- usual for all present to share the est, a U.S. embassy ,spokes- |one which is addressed for ma | jdate they will be back from \ies Similarly a personal | iman said Saturday.” The frag itheir wedding trip.

expenses. | gitt for the groom is usuatly the| ments had Been sent to the,

‘joint presentation of the entiré y¢ for analysis in 1945 by an | If young children are invited |

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“sag” ito the wedding, add théir names | can party. loctor who had rf stg ot 2 sain hen a members (02, separate lines on the inside | ae Bet worse before they get ah! at home THE PARTY AFTER of thé Italian résistance move- |nvelope, before their parents’ er, traffic director Jean La- The bride THE WEDDING met. inames. Older children sh uld|¢oste tolt locaf motorists. At. ét thé table.| Unless the wedging ‘Is In the ‘have separate invitations.” T he ready plagued by _ barricaded 4'Jatee rum. evening, the bride's family us-| SPEND FOR Foto [easual addition of ‘‘and family’’| streets, one-way traffic and ped-

ually throw a rarty for the two) int: |" strictly out of place. jestrians whowgamely take the families, the bridesmaids and) The British telephone The wording of the itvitation | a! of. way, ¢ity drivers will ushers, and. out-of-town guests. tem, a government departinent,| lis a formal one which has retafn-. fi “an unprecedented road If the reception is at home the spends $15,000,000 a year on re- ‘eq its classi¢ dignity through the | coprractieg program” in their

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