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[[image: photo of woman placing a personal item in a fabric envelope]] [[photo caption]] Sachet envelopes for the bride, by Le Sonierr, to help her keep her prized lingerie and other personal possessions neatly tucked away. [/photo caption]] Cues to Beauty One of the nicest gifts for any bride, or for her attendants, is a family of sachet envelopes to keep lingerie, gloves, hankies and the like, sweetly fragrant at all times. These envelopes are a sure way of keeping the above mentioned items in apple pie order, whether you keep them in the bureau drawers, or use them in traveling. Le Sonier has a trio of sachet envelopes - a large one for slips and nighties, $5, a medium size for scarves, gloves, etc., $2.50 and a small size for hankies, $1. They're beautifully made, dainty accessories, of pristine bridal white rayon satin brocade, and very well padded to prevent crushing. They come lined in a pink, blue or white, and double inside pockets give you room enough for everything. The scent which permeates the envelopes is a soft, feminine floral aroma, and it has great lasting quality. McCreery's has the envelopes, and the Le Sonier re-fillable powder mitt, at $1.25. If you'd like to give the bride a bottle of perfume, a sophisticated scent that gets our vote is Blue Sapphire, by Lynette. The mood of this perfume has something of the same sparkling, mysterious feeling of the deep blue of Burma sapphires, the precious stones for which this scent has been aptly named. Blue Sapphire is available in dry perfume, $1.50, regular and concentrated toilet waters, from $2.00 to $7.50, all packaged suitable in deep blue boxes, at Arnold Constable. A very personal, but certainly acceptable gift to any bride who is planning to have a permanent wave, is a bottle of Yardley's Lavender Oil. It's a hair conditioning agent that does a fine job reviving parched tresses, At Lord & Taylor, $1. Another offering to please the bride on your list and to make her cosmetic-happy, is the series of complexion aids by Herb Farm Shop. There are two excellent cleansers. One is the Country Garden Cleasing Cream, at $1, and the other is Lettuce Leaf soap, 60c for the facial size, and it is as cool looking and soothing to the skin as the name sounds. Country Garden Smoothing Cream, $1, is a lubricant which will soften roughed-up skin so that your make-up goes on smoothly and stays on. There's a liquid Refresher, too, at $1, which is to be used to remove every trace of cleansing cream from your complexion before make-up is applied, and it is mild enough for the driest epidermis. All are at Bonwit Teller. --Q.T. CUE, JUNE 2. 1945 [[advertisement]] A GREAT SCREEN PLAY IS HERE! With all the delightful, deep-down heart-appeal of "Going My Way", scripted by the same author, Frank Butler. PARAMOUNT PRSENTS DOROTHY LAMOUR ARTURO deCORDOVA in "A MEDAL for BENNY" From the story by JOHN STEINBECK and Jack Wagner with J. Carrol Nash Mikhail Rasumny Fernando Alvarado - Frank McHugh Directed by Irving Pichel Screen play by Frank Butler NOW PLAYING RIVOLI B'way & 49th St. [/advertisement]] [[advertisement]] RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL Showplace of the Nation Rockefeller Center "One of the year's most satisfying pictures" -LOOK MAGAZINE Greer Gregory GARSON * PECK "THE VALLEY OF DECISION" Donald Crisp - Lionel Barrymore A Metro-Goldwin-Mayer Picture On Stage: "SUMMER IDYLL" - Melody-filled spectacle produced by Leonidoff, settings by Bruno Maine...with the Corps de Ballet, Glee Club, Rockettes and the Symphony Orchestra, direction of Erno Rapee. Reserved seats may be purchased IN ADVANCE by mail or at box office. [/advertisement]] [[advertisement]] SAKS-34TH Broadway At 34th Street, N.Y. 1 SELL YOUR JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE FOR CASH *No red tape *No brokerage fee *Private consultation Jewelry buying service Seventh Floor [/advertisement]] 13
