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Virginia Mayo, one of the top glamor stars of Hollywood, be- lieves in smart, ated costumes to wear in her leisure time away from work at the studio. And she has se- lected the outfit pictured above for her own personal wardrobe. Connoisseur Insists That His Tea well co-ordin- | Women learn to dance and be a confident wife and hostess. I have no friends who might help; they would laugh at me and call it unimportant DANCING REQUIRES SKILL Dear C.P.: First, about self-con- fidence: you seem to think that ballroom dancing is just a matter of doing what comes naturally Thus you kick yourself mentally, b you can't take the floor, 40 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, February 12, 1957 MARY HAWORTH MAIL , . . {and others haven't. Rather it is a|& As Husband Climbs Socially [im mecca psteraca ina Y exercise--like playing the piano, Wife Sees Her Dear Mary Haworth: I must have help. I am married to a wonderful man who loves me, and he is also a good father and pro- vider. He says he loves me as I am, but I want him to be proud of me. You see I have never learned i |to dance and it is so embarras- sing, when we go to a wedding | reception or other party, to have f to say: "No thank you, I don't | dance." I know my husband loves # ¥l to dance--but he doesn't dahce ¢ | because I don't. hur Recently he has been promoted "| in business, which makes it even OMBINATION | Tt consists of a wide, wool skirt with side hip pockets, a pull- over sweater that is sleeveless with a deep V neckline and a | leather belt. For cover-up there | is a cardigan with three-quar- ter sleeves and self covered buttons. --By TRACY ADRIAN Must Be Brewed From Loose Leaves OTTAWA (CP)--Cecil J. Browne fs a man who's fussy about his cup of tea. And no wonder. He has tasted an estimated 80,- 000 tea brews since he became of- ficial tea tester for the revenue department's customs and excise laboratories here 15.years ago. Mr. Browne told a reporter he could identify some 5,000 varieties of tea. A sniff of dry tea leaves tells him what kind of tea it is, where it came from and the sea- Y2ES 12-20 4841 w_a By ANE ADAMS EASY! EASY! See the diagram ~you can make this stunning new topper in s-0-0 little time ! Have it in lightweight corduroy, pastel linen, or pique -- to star above] your spring fashions. Pattern 4841: Mises' Sizes 12,| 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, | 42. Size 16 requires 2% yards 54- inch fabric. | This pattern easy to use, simple! to sew, is tested for fit, Has com plete illustrated instructions Send THIRTY-FIVF CENTS (35¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) sor attern. Vr plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER Send order to ANE ADAMS, care of Daily Times-Gazette, Pat- tern Dept., Oshawa, Ont. | PERFUMES end LIPSTICKS +. Laden with forbidden fragrance Notice its| graceful "go-everywhere'" styling. | son in which it was picked, what it should cost and whether it is contaminated in any wa) But, he said, the final test of the tea is in the taste. He puts a sample teaspoon in a cup, pours boiling water over it and lets it brew for five minutes He doesn't usually swallow the sample sip. If the test doesn't measure up to his expert taste and smell, the whole shipment of tea goes back to the exporting country. EXPERTS SCARCE He sald he tested 250 to 400 | samples of tea a day during the war years, when tea arrived in Canada in small shipments |. Although due to retire recently, {he has remained on the job, wait- | ing until a successor is found. Of- | ficidls of the customs laboratory sald finding another expert tea | tester is no easy matter. Mr. Browne was born into a family of tea experts. His grand- father was an Ottawa tea merch- ant. Mr. Browne ran the business himself for 35 years before join- !ing the government department in | 1942 { A connoisseur of tea at home as | well as at work, he insists on tea {| brewed from leaves, not from tea in bags. . | And taking tea clear is a sign | of tea appreciation. Most men, he said, don't know how to drink tea | "I've actually seen men ruin a good cup of tea with six teaspoons of sugar." {| more imperative that I learn to |dance, as I want to be an assét in his career; and he will be asso- | ciated with higher class peopl» in {his new position. I don't want him|sibly his secretary. And I'd have gr to have to make excuses for Shortcomings him--able to entertain people as necessary. LACKS SELF-CONFIDENCE How can T learn to have more self-confidence? 1 think lack of self-confidence {is the handicap that prevents my learning to dance. 1 have a good ear for music and love to dance, but when 1 get on the dance floor my feet just won't follow. I imagine that everyone is laughing at me, and of course my husband can't stand my nervous rigidity. Believe me, I've tried many times on crowded dance floors, where nobody would have notlced, when: I made mistakes--but still I couldn't learn. And I am afraid that if I don't improve in this re- spect my husband may have fo |find a replacement for me --pos- nobody to blame but myself, as a duck takes to water. and give a creditable performance without preparation. You ask too much of yourself. Social dancing isn't an inborn knack, that some people bave, or a good game of golf--that has to be learned: by study, mem- ory work and diligent pract'se. Not knowing the fundamentals of good dancing, you vrobably can't accurately appraise the pros and cons of another's perform: ance--not even your husband's --and tend to feel guilty of his mistake as well as your own. 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