- June 1941
int from EVERYWOMAN'S MAGAZINE
Repr

Fostmarked New)

BY THYRA SAMTER VSLO

an Doren, actor and lecturer, and his attractive wife were
there, too, rs.

Dear Y Ou:

    
  
  
  
 
  
  

  

events—and maybe that is better than Contraptions only
° you love dogs as much as I do? i ad to do some.
to the big dog show of the season in Ne It works by elec-
minster Kennel] Club Show, which is held cket—and ho
Gar €n—and every dog that js a. dog is t n a horse.. And it
hang his head in humiliation the rest of ve, I be-
with Pat Brown, w 0 designs women’s ey st hop on, pull a
Michael] Drake, the actor. There Were a f dy!
—Pet of the Previous seneration. Bos_ the open-
ton Bulls seemed almost as dated Re tf only spa-
member when Wire-Haired Terriers 9 sand it isMt fattening
were the most Popular dogs jn the Spaghetti, they tel] me, @ it is made

    
  

€ restaurant
Cd silver wall-

Mostly of gluten flour.
is all mirrors and blue a
Paper. And the Spagh@iti is so good.
he name of both the estaurant and
the Spaghetti js BUITA@NT. And I got
4 special Buitonj recif® for you. Very
Simple. Al] You neg is six medium-
Sized Onions (sliceq One package of
Spaghetti, 4% pound butter and some

freshly-grated cheg@i F ry the onions in

half the butter uy they are Soft. Boil

oe the Spaghetti in. ted- water until ten-

here. My favorite Movies were “Ari- TWO GREAT LADIES! Mrs, Wales Latham, der, rinse in colg ater, return it to the
zona” and “Kitty Foyle.” Did you founder of “Bundles for Britain,” and the Pot, add the Tg of the butter and the
like them ? President's mother, Mrs, James Roosevelt, fried onions, 4 Serve with the grated
At the Rainbow Room, which is al’ at “Bundles first anniversary see ThigS called Spaghetti ¢ Ig
ways a signpost to Smart raiment, J Suisse and tkes a good supper—early
noticed Something which might inter- or late—igfrveq with hamburgers and
est you—al] the girls who wore eve- a lettuce tomato or a green salad.
i Bung
first aff
D dorf, nearly

  
      
 
 
  
   

   
  
  

 

The Plays I liked best this Month
Were “Claudia,” based on Rose Frank.
en’s delightfy] Stories, about a very

   
   
   
  
    
 
 

  
 

 
   
    
    
   
   
  

 

       
    
     
  
  

  
  

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ear. It was Started
on its second year with appropriate
Speeches and Songs,

One of New York’s Prettiest recent

f you're in New York you must go Visitors was young Veronica Lake, now
there once anyway, and if you feel you
Can’t afford a full evening have dinner
in the Rainbow Grill, which is not ex-
Pensive, . Or-have tea Or a cocktail in
the Lounge. Same view, no matter FOR LAZY Giris who want to reduce, the Coming stars. She didn’t even Want to

where you sit. author highly recommends this “Exercycle,”” become an actress. She wanted to. be
Peggy and J.-P. McEvoy Were at a physician and finished Nearly two

the Hotel Pierre for a holiday, (They years of Pre-medical work at McGill

live in Hollywood.) They gave an “Old Acquaintance” Par- University Then she Went to Hollywood and a director

ty, with stars of the Play of that name, lovely Peggy Wood asked her to 8° In pictures! She studied acting for q year

and Jane Cowl, as honor Suests. Peggy McEvoy and J. Pp. and a half—and then went to see if he meant his offer He

are both Well-known writers and know everyone. Nedda did. d now, after her fourth Picture, Veronica IS on the
Trigan, who is in the new play, “Charley’s Aunt,” and Way to success and stardom When you see her, you’ know

is so lovely looking, was there, too. Nedda Comes of a why!

well-known theatrical family. Her father was Ned Harrigan Best wishes. Until next month,

and her brother, William Harrigan, Played on Broadway Sincerely,

last year, The late Walter Connelly was her husband. Carl Thyra Samter Winslow