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Brown lamptons of brides-elect Mary Barbara Brown, Stanford senior,, has joined the ranks of brides-elect, with a,wedding in the near future forecast. Her PROBLEM CORNER fiqnce is Naval.Lieut. William T. Ingram II, son of Vice Admiral have just brought an ador- and Mrs. Jonas Howard Ingram new suit," writes Mrs. H. R. of Louisville, Ky. ^ , ie suit is smartly- tailored ' The bride-elect is the twin sis wool with a red stripe. What ter of Mrs. William H. Sweney Jr. ssories? You just cannot (Beatrice Marie Brown), who black, grey, red and White x also attended Stanford. She is . combination of chic--so.it also a sister of Mrs. EdWard I be that. 31ack patent shoes, Townsend of Hastings - on - esh spring sailor in black the-Hudson. Her parents are Mr. v with a pleated white pique and Mrs. Lewis H. BroWn of New -brim and a red bandr trim, York and Greenwich, Conn. Her of the dressier new spring father is president of Johns- ses in white, possibly with Manville Corporation. roidery on the turned-out Mary Barbara was graduated r or a jabot, white gloves, from Rosemary. Hall in Green a huge red bag. wich and attended Sweetbriar College before coming to Stan orty says, "I am planning to ford. On the Farm she belongs arried in April." to Kappa Kappa Gamma soror ?ht after her wedding, she iving a reception and dance d She wants to really dance, rpuld it be appropriate to a'full-length veil and yet lave the train on the dress?" asks. x - _ . hinlfl ought to*warn Gloria as a bride and the center e occasion, she and her new and will have to stand and ity, as . did Mrs. Sweney. The twins were presented to society at a garden reception at their parents' Greenwich home in 1938. Lieutenant Ingram prepped at Lawrencevillp and was graduated from Annapolis in 1938. He served for three years aboard the USS Oklahoma, .but after De cember 7 was assigned to a new ship commissioned recently. ye congratulations most of evening. It will be. quite a Mrs. Snitjer elected r ; before they can break loose to head alumnae dance. When that time s, she must\gather her train 6f Gamma Phi Beta veil up over her arm and Mrs. William C. Snltjer of Palo c- As long as she plans to Alto was elected to the presi traditional . gown and veil, dency of the Palo Alto Alumnae better to pave train and-all. Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at '.he dance is to be a full eve- the annual election, which took celebration--with possibly place at the home of the retir oneymoon trip to follow-- ing president, Mrs. W. N. Smith. ould have a removable train Chosen to work with Mrs. i is fastened to the shoul- Snitjer were Mrs. Edward Crady, or tied about the waist. vice president; Mrs. Grayson , after the. .reception,, she. Kefauver, treasurer; Mrs. John slip away and remove both Rawhauser, recording secretary; and train--and return for arrd Mrs. John Mottram, corres FIX-UP NOW! Paint-up all the raw edges on your furni ture, screens, wood work... Brighten-up for Spring! with FULLER PAINTS from OlVSt'i. 379 University Ave. Brown's recommend that you buy paint now! 30 Years of Experience at