/y, - II SENTINEL SESS* *¦¦•* B3 w. JCou. Be sure to read the Sentinel I esting and detailed coverage q every week for the most inter- Montgomery County Society. VlP's in 3 Dimensions By Kathleen Leary ator enjoyed the respite from when a friend asked her to do Woman’s Editor his active schedule, just sitting a portrait bust of her child. It An established young portrait and thinking.” was so good she was commis- sculptress who dabbled in cre- Constance Bennett sat for her sioned to do the whole family. ative arts while studying liberal portrait during visits with her Now she is working on a like- arts at American University and good friends at “Marwood,” the ness of her nine-year-old sister, then spent two years designing Potomac residence of the H. Bianca, a student at Sidwell toys, was guest of honor at a Grady Gores. Friends School. coffee hour in Kensington last Although Jimilu works al- Artists with whom she has Thursday morning. most exclusively with models studied include Kenneth Stubbs Henche, The talented Miss Jimilu Ma- she did her biggest commission Henry Heinze Warneke. Bill and Pietro Lazzari. son brought along several *.f from photographs. Beginning Kalfee those vho gathered her “heads” for guests to see. with a flat clay profile silhou- Among among them a plaster cast of ette, she builds the three-dimen- for coffee and cake at Mrs. Bssssa Vaghi’s actress Constance Bennett. Host- sional form, judging proportions home were Jimilu s mother, ess for the was the ar- by sight feel of Mrs. Lowell B. Mason or the the bone and Mrs. John R. Foley, wife of tist’s aunt, Mrs. Joseph P. Vaghi structure. The clay is cast in Maryland Congressman. ROAST of 4225 Dresden st. plaster and then sent to the the RIB B- Mrs. William Tombs also Slim, blond Jimilu is the foundry to be cast into bronze. daughter poured for Mrs. Thomas Ber- 5 ROAST * of the Honorable Low- commission leads SSiJSt 59- ell B. Mason, former “One to an- nard, Mrs. Jack Bowman, Mrs. Federal other,” Jimilu explains. “Sculp- Trade Commissioner, and Mrs. Ed Rodgers, Mrs. William Num- CHUCK ture is not popular other ROAST * 75- Mason, of 5117 Chevy as as mey, Mrs. William Manion, Mrs. Chase art media, I believe, because no pkwy. Her father recently pub- H E. McNeely, Mrs. Herbedt one has yet brought it out in a RUMP ROAST .^79- lished a book, “The Language •Rooney. Miss Leona Buffalo, ‘do it yourself kit,’ and of Dissent,” already in its sec- here’s Mrs. William Shannon, Mrs. hoping they never do!” RUMP ROAST „ 99- ond edition and her equally tal- Charles Harman, and Mrs. as* ~JL. ented mother is a concert pian- A popular sculptress of chil- James King. PORTRAIT SCULPTRESS Jimilu Mason 3rd. Miss Mason, who lives at Chevy STEW BEEF „ ist. dren, Jimilu did her first head 5117 £!*¦. 85- (left!, shows her plaster bust of actress Chase pkwy., was guest of honor a Just returned from San Fran- Sneak Preview at Constance Bennett to Mrs. Joseph Vaghi, “coffee” given by Mrs. Vaghi at her home GROUND BEEF 3 cisco where she did a bust of Gala for gala evenings, her aunt, and four-year-old Joseph Vaghi, in Kensington last Thursday. Harold Zallerbach, brother of Homemakers Meeting designed by Helena Barbieri, the Ambassador to Italy, Jimilu were previewed last sneak A pleasant surprise the has also sculptured comedian All Homemaker club mem- at in tions caught in back. Year’s Eve. Thursday night Jelleff’s “Ca- show was the of Danny Kaye, the late Chief Jus bers are invited to attend the appearance A brilliant white Charlotte Martz, ways and reer Girl” Show spon- Nancy Bonifant, local fashion tice Fred Vinson, Senator open annual meeting of the j by Business and Pro- embroidered all-over with irri- means chairman for the BPW sored the columnist, modeling a black taf- Club, George Aiken of Vermont, Sen- Maryland State Council of fessional Women’s Club of descent pallettes was the show welcomed guests and I Sil- feta gown with an eye- finale and commentator Sue ator Prescott Bush of Connec- Homemakers’ Clubs November j ver Spring. models presented the big assort- catching cascade of pink carna- suggestion for prizes. ticut, Congressman Les Arends 4-5 at the Student Union Build- A luscious shell pink ball Boetler’s New ment of door of Illinois, and her bust of for- ing. University of Maryland. gown of peau de soi was de- mer Colorado Governor E. John College Park. The meeting will signed with double tiered puffed son is on display in the State begin at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, sleeves caught with the design- Capitol. November 4, and adjourn at er’s trademark, roses of the Busy Senator Alex Wiley of 4:30 on November 5. same fabric. Another desigr, Wisconsin gave Jimilu just 10 with Egyptian influence, was a hours to complete his head. Keye Teen Club combination of antique gold and Upon her arrival 8 a.m. arrival pale aqua , divided with a at his office on Capitol Hill, the The Keye Teen Club will jeweled midriff. Senator exclaimed, “I have until meet at First Federal Savings Two shades of blue were used a Thing about 5:30. Do you think you and Loan, 8216 Wisconsin ave., -Sure in the stole, for Savina’s shoulders or it?” jkr M can finish Bethesda, on October 24 at 10 the head, r> over with a plue blue * . AV|i Jimilu did the bust in one day, a.m. New board members and Helena Barbieri gown with 7 and she adds, “I believe the Sen- officers will be chosen. jeweled . L ‘JnL At Safpwav M W Co I |WRWW Cl V Saving money is not a Kit-or-mm matter M for our customers. Every single one of laHHvW, of items our kjyfjf ... . thouands in stores ii Ff \ priced low. And, on of that, we offer you additional money-saving opportunities in the * Mp form of weekly specials. Other things, too, mean extra savings for you: Our frequent full-scale V sa *e ®ventt; ™ Safeway Brands that give you top quality for less money; Our special more- J& NRE mPi * for-your-money meat trim. All the way down the line our service is geared to making sura JHli^ Mat • |poßß|gj^ : i YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL IS LOWER—at Safeway. Wa invite you to for your Chunk Tuna ass 4*-*1 ' ww:9H v HlJ 1 Biscuit Mixz s 29* APPLES Pickles s49‘ - - „ _ JH 1%,, 40 t Hi-C Drink 3-89* > STAYMAN 29 4a unm bon barns wm. b.. . 49C c.„;j i_+r -j.^i._,u off— YOUNGSTERS LIKE Lois Jean Smith, wear- Harting, jr., president. Lois Jean received Eastern Grown RED Mushrooms 3 39c P ing a hearing aid designed like a hair bar- the hearing instrument through the Hearing WHIT'TEr MAIir rette, will benefit from the ninth annual Clinic maintained by the Kiwanis Club of I"t X sauerkraut 2 benefit luncheon sponsored by Bethesda and the Ki-Wives Club. The lunch- UCLIuIUUdnn IftiniK bulk R -25 c H U UV Sauerkraut übbr . the Ki-Wives of Bethesda. Committee mem- eon will be held at 12:30 on November 5 at 235 c LIQUID CLEANER ® bers pictured with her are (from left), Mrs. the Shoreham Hotel. Garfinckels will pre- Florida Marsh Seedless P ° ake e c**!.' 39c PUMPKINS * Warren E. Steiner, Mrs. James F. Hogan, sent a collection of Ceil Chapman gowns. Ice Cream ? 1 Mrs. Thomas L. Coleman, Mrs. Edward /ip a pccDMiT .... nSMJ *.?*.¦ 7Ac mm O. —Brooks Photo. I I Large ® Medium Snow star Vanilla, Va-Qal. Shaner, Imm Pm*h• Choc., ftAn and _ fi strawbarry or Naapolitan „dl. chairman Mrs. Frederick G. na J. r " WfCam 09C £* 4f. 29* Sweet Cider SJ? 39e , , cuse (N.Y.) University, is em- Ceil Chapman Pumpkin * 2 Melro.e or Bu.y Baker Gregg-Gelak ployed as a patent examiner at ssr- “.Z 27c the Patent Office, Washington, To Attend Benefit D. C. ¦’•p*** Troth The SNAP SALE Told will take place RoxburyJ Bulk Candyj sL’SrL.—l£ le. Fashion Luncheon Mrs. Norman Gregg of Wood- early next year. Popcorn TV Dm. _ p£ 29c Gingar, - m field announces the ",sh Lemon, Vanilla 9 Famed fashion designer Ceil Da >anih Paltry ’ 2-lb. C 1 of her daughter, Margaret Lucy, AsAssortedorted Chews,Chews WhIHS . . 39c k "•> or ' Chapman and her to Multi-GrainUnl Braad *V'*' IQ/* Chocolate bag “l# husband will Bernard Gelak of Washing- Caramel Whirls ft, KJC urdin **”80 si, c ,d, be. jsc ..loaf IVC |_ attend the ninth annual benefit ton, D. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. or Assorted Sherbets luncheon fashion show spon- Andrew Gelak of Syracuse, fjs!Ep|i^k N. Y. sored by the Ki-Wives of Bethes- Miss Gregg da. attended State Teacher’ College, Townson, Md„ KRAFT CARAMELS IS 29* The Chapman holiday collec- and is employed at the National RUGS tion from Garfinckel's will be! Institutes of Health, Bethesda. PORK ROAST Mr. Gelak, a graduate • of Syra- Corn .„„„_ 29 shown following a 12:30 lunch- Cleaned Candy S RIB eon at the Shoreham Hotel Blue j • HALF LOIN HALF _ - pil Room on Thursday, November, Stored Lollipops ao'ceunt 49* /0 ANNUM 5. • e dividend* Repaired Wrapped Treats Roxbury ,_ pkg. 49 Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. COMPOUNDED ¦##### (ICARTERI.Y IQc AQc Richard Nixon head the list of WALL-TO-WALL Hershey Miniatures Chocolate. I I Ibo patronesses for the event, which SAVE BV MAll. CARPETS benefits the Kiwanis Club’s pro- WE PAV POSTAGE Savings Insured Faultlessly Cleaned gram for chil- Hershey Bars underprivileged _ _ to SIO,OOO dren. Kiwanians maintain a IN YOUR HOME Metropolitan: Phono For Details c 3-llf-l hearing clinic in Montgomery Bubble Bubble Gum Rw , 59‘ Whole Loin of Pork fc 45 County where children are ex- amined, operations performed FEDERAL SAVINGS BELL RUG Pork Chops Center CiA and youngsters equipped with and Loan Association SERVICF • • Avi*. Arlington Frozen Food Treats hearing aids. Winronnin 7001 ltd., fuk chop* . a BMhrsdm. Ml. OL. 6KIOO Bethesda OL 4-0200 to* sS’25 Qc More than 500 women are ex- 17713 Bel-air Reg. or Pink Grand Duchess pected to attend the luncheon, CannOt! Pl'CnlC " according to Mrs. Edward O. LEMONADE BEEF STEAKS Shaner, chairman. Her commit- tee consists of Mrs. Stephen O. SUBSCRIPTION BLANK Porter, reservations; Mrs., Thomas L. Cole m an, door 6,65 ,-55* c prizes; Mrs. James F. Hogan, Hie Montgomery County Sentinel publicity; Mrs. Frederick G. Harting, jr., president; Mrs. " skw.,, b ENTER MY FOR I Lemonade 3 'in 69* IlflUllll 1-lb. ¦ Warren E. Steiner, hospitality; SUBSCRIPTION YEAR FRANKS 49 Mrs. Benjamin B. Treadwell, in- Grape Juice m l vitations and Mrs. Barnee Bree- Bts 2Z OS r.^ skin, table favors. NAME . Grape Mrs. John L. McElfresh is 2 59* handling tickets, $7 each. She ADDRESS Strawberries 39* (( may be contacted at OLiver "z "I 2-6290. Ruey Messenger will serve as POST OFFICE commentator for the fashion Perch a, '“ show. Door prizes include a Check for $4 enclosed Me Fillets 3 *1 Cecil Chapman and a SIOO ? Bill ? gift certificate. i