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part Of January. Miss Dennis Is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. william Cul-
len Dennis, who were formerly Of
Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Holleman were
hosts Christmas eve at = cocktail
party.
Mr. S. Rankin Weisgerber of Detroit,
Mich, Is the house guest for the holi-
days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr N. Ed.
wards.
Miss Rosamond Mackenzie of Green
wich. Conn, will arrive Tuesday to
be the guest Of Miss Margaret Lee
Ferguson for several days. Miss Fer
guson will leave New Year eve with
Miss Mackenzie to spend the New Year
holiday as the guest Of Miss Mac
kenzie.
Mrs. Philip J. Fischer entertained
at Christmas luncheon, followed by
bridge, Wednesday. The guests were
Mrs. Frank Huntington, Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. A. r. Shepard, Mrs. James
Callan. Mrs. r. B. Rosson. Mrs. John
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Reed Macleod
were hosts at An at home Christmas
night, from Z 10 IL o'clock
Mrs. Sara Z. Colman left Thurs
day for st. Petersburg. Fla. where
she will spend the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dickson were
hosts at dinner party Thursday eve
ming, December II, in compliment to
Mr.. Clarence Roberts Of Oklahoma
City. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. De Witt c. Wing and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Barre
Mrs. F. F. EspenChied entertained
at tea from $3.50 to 5 o'clock Mon.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Summer Wood
were hosts at q dinner party Christmas
day for Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wriley Jacobs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Millican
entertained at q supper party, fol-
lowed by bridge, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Aubinoe were
hosts informally on Christmas eve at
an eggnog party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Bollinger,
with their two sons. Robert Bollinger
and Howard Bollinger. jr., motored to
Philadelphia, Pa, to be the guests Of
Mr.. Bollingers brother -in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bollinger will sail
tomorrow from New York City on the
s. S. Europa for Bermuda. They will
return January S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Berens Of
Davidson drive were hosts yesterday
at an at home from 1 to 7 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Ridgeway were
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DOnOvans Will Entertain
Large Wedding Party
Chevy Chase Residents to Be Hosts at Supper
Tomorrow-Daughter Will Be Bride
Tuesday Morning.

\ AND MRS WILLIAM H. DONOVAN will entertain the
M wedding party and outofown guests at tomorrow
following
wedding their daughter Miss Dorothy Donovan
Morris which will take place Tuesday morning 80 o'clock
at the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament The
Mr. and Mrs William M Miss Helen Miss Marion Fay
Mr. Joseph Fay Mr. Thomas Burke and Mr. Theodore
Of West Pson Mr. and Mrs Michael Morris
Springs Pa Mr. and Mrs Warren Heeg jamaica
Miss Margaret Burke Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foan Catherine
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A1UydCh, ANAAco <hii \ luAAu8uAi uli0 4vAioo
Adele Fitzpatrick, all of New York
City: Miss Virginia Frantz and Mr..
Maurice Cogan of Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Miriam Hollenbach of Chicago.
Ill: Miss Vera Goeringer, Miss Gail
Mcguire and Mr.. James Farren of
Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheehan OF Baltimore, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chambers
Sasser were hosts at a dinner party,
followed by bridge, Wednesday eve
ming. in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Winder of New York City.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dulin, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Craycroft Schofield. Miss Nancy Sas-
ser of New York City. Mr.. Rowland
Lyon, Miss Helene McLachlen and
Mr.. C. D. McLachlen.
DR.. and Mrs. James H. Defandorf,
with their two daughters, Miss Frances
Defandorf and Miss Jean Defandorf,
left Wednesday by motor for Kingston,
Pa, where they are the house guests
Of Mrs. Defandorf's brother-in- law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Shortz, jr.
Midshipman Edwin Westbrook Of
the Naval Academy is the guest for
the holiday season Of DR.. and Mrs.
e. Flavella Koss.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell entertained
at Christmas dinner party. followed
by bridge The guests were Miss Alice
y,l NHr
Brand and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Brunett Of Rockville, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Bell Miss Lucille Bell,
Miss Dorothy Bell and Miss Annette
Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Robert Bryant, jr,
will be hosts at q dinner party this
evening in honor Of Mr. Bryants s
birthday anniversary. The guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Holleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Oechsle, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Goodnow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Frost.
Mr. Harold Elbows. DR.. Ella Enlows
and Miss Violet Austin, sister of DIR
Enlows, are spending the Christmas
holidays at the Spanish Village Hotel,
in Miami, Fla.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Douglas Powell OF
Asheville, N. c., are the house guests
of Mrs. Powell's mother, Mrs. Nathan
lei D. Mountford.
Miss Mary Finch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Finch. left yes
terday for Straughn. Ind. where she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Myrton Johnson. Miss Finch will also
visit in Richmond, Ind. and will be a
guest at a party to be given Wednes-
day at Seven Mile Tavern, at Eaton
Ohio, in compliment to Miss Catherine
Dennis and DR.. Allan Grafin, whose
marriage will take place the latter
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q r rang ements
make you look
deliciously young.
Helene suggests
therefore that you
d a S h up to
HEADS and
give yourself a
new lease on life
into the N e W
Year and for
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the selection isn't limitless. you
know. This is the time of the
year when you can also use Q
new piece Of clothing to liven Up
your bored wardrobe. Take your
choice of dresses, coats. furs,
sportswear, foundations and hats
at drastic reductions. See the
main Palais Royal Ad in Section
A of today's Star for more detail.
You'll also find comprehensive
selection Of evening fashions. and
accessories to don in greeting
the New Year. Third Floor.
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these outstanding values. You'll
need an evening wrap for that
New Year eve party . and no
where. except SAKS will you find
such stunning ones so drasti-
cally reduced. Mostly velvets
some with fur . some without
"one-of-a-kind" models
and each just simply too. too de-
vine. They are wraps that deserve
to accompany your loveliest evening
gowns to the most thrilling places.
on your most important goings-
on. Hur1. inl slo TWELFTH ST.
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TO the S m 90 I n
rhythms of Eddie
Elkin's music in
the colorful holi-
day atmosphere Of
the HOTEL RAL-
E IG H S new
"P ALL M A l. L
r DOM" That's
where the inter.
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something OF an
a c h e v e ment.
Your first port
o'call should be
to FRANCES EFT
FRANCES
W h re M SIS
Manuel h a S as
sembled a sunny
array of Cruise
a n c Southern
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SALE Of q group
of stunning eve
ming wraps at
HALF PRICEi
Tie a string on
every finger {.
to remind your
self to dash in
bright and early
tomorrow morn
ing and take
a d an [ tage Of
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@@SAN @sAN - AAhA
that is. if you spend
New Year Eve in
the MAYFLOWER
LOUNGE. Helene
feels certain that
you'll be assured of
a front seat in her
a I fec ctions the
whole year long
if yCu give her
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one big evening in this gay spot.
The price of $500 includes supper,
dancing. favors for the ladies and
sparkling entertainment. a whole
night of fun. Make your reserva-
tions early :. the space isn't limit
less, you know. Telephone Teddy"
... DIS. 5000.
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1OAOliC ANSAc SA
every dress JAG
QUELIN STORY
Is "sale-ing' in
her after-Christ-
m as Clearance
will definitely be
of advantage to
you. All CT her
late Fall and
VIZ tint ar drocSoc
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that New Year Eve party with
an exciting new hair dress, created
for you by either Mr.. Head, Mr..
Wallace or Mr.. Martin. Make your
appointment tomorrow. 1886
CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 5812.
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dIOullu YOU dSSuTeS
you t h at there's
nothing like a New
Year Eve in the
RUSSIAN CLU B
T r TX A. Make
your New Year res
ervations now. $500
includes d / n n e r,
vors. souvenirs,
dancing. revues and
g.. III
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va AVA avn ltC
posies . . be
t hey orchids,
gardenias. vio-
lets, roses. or so
on, ad infnitum.
Is there a box
of flowers you
should send as
a THANK you"
gesture to your
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No. A convention?
Mol ! No! THE
PALAIS ROYAL
is having a Clear
ance Sale of al
Ready-to- Wear .
and have actually
pared prices down
to the bonei Dash
in bright and early
a =
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Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Aldrich
announce the birth Of q daughter,
Diane, December Is at Columbia Hos.
pital. Mrs. Aldrich before her mar
riage was Miss Dora M. Tremblay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
H. Tremblay Of Springfield, Mass.
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fun all night long. AS an added
attraction. Mrs. Helen Hamilton
has arranged for a return engage
ment, starting December %, OF
Mile. Zinalda Nicolina. famous in.
terpreter Of song. who has toured
Europe, appearing before Edward,
Duke of Windsor. and Count
Michael Tolstoi. Remember! Sun
day dinner as usual. sl50. At
10ll CONN. AVE. NAT 4l4l.
" A ND ALL POINTS
SOUTH" ''Made-to-
measure" Suede Knit Fabric wear
ables from ELIZABETH O'CON-
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SAil la hioo ~
the person you
think most swee.
Helene knows that
you simply must
have an abundant
.upply of smart
notepaper on hand
acknowledge
ments, and a COL
lection Of stunning
New Years cards
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for the folks you forgot or sighted
at Christmas time. BREWOODS
have a noteworthy selection o:
interesting New Year cards and
notepaper as we'll as cards OF
appreciation. There is also COL
lection of cards combining the
thought of a happy New Year with
thanks for the gift you received.
Stop in tomorrow-bright and
early. BREWOOD at 1917 G ST.
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GUIDE

holiday hostess?-or as a token Of
good wishes to a sick friend?-or
the marking of an anniversary?-
or as Bon Voyage" gift? Send ii
from GUIDES, 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 8450.
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n II q unuSual
antique ] q p
anese bronzes,
incense burn
ers, flower ar
r q n G e m e n t
bowls and vases.
Also old Japa-
ese S W ord
guards inlaid
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CO. i'll
Th ey repair
runs and snags
absolutely
in vi sibly in
e v e n h e
sheerest hose.
Only 15c for
the first
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" A RARE COLLECTION of
antique Imari and
Satsuma porcelains has just arrived
at Mrs. Moore's ASIAN ARTS"
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fashions for fun in the sun-or un-
der the stars. Priced as low as
sl0.95. 1915 CONN. AVE.
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&" SAY 1T WITH FLOWERS"
-. to the girl who will
help you into joyful New Year on
Thursday night. Make it a corsage
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$1,000

&" WHATS ALL THE HUM
AND ZZIN'
ABOUT-AT THE PALA1S
ROYAL?" A tea party? No.
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HELENE says
"The
Same
YOU

IS FAST OR WEST -.
SOUTH IS BEST ..
in the Winter" And a perfect
wardrobe for Southern exposure is
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4" HEAVEN WON'T HELP
THE POOR WORK
ING GIRL who's snagged her hose
. but the SOUTHERN STELOS
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NOR are ideal for go
ing South and ship
board. Slacks, shorts,
cape skirts, dresses,
lightweight swagger
coats and so on. IS
luscious colors. For in
stance. wo-piece e
dresses are only S5.95.
Also American Doeskin
by yard. 3rd floor.
AVE. NAT 8048.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TILL DAWN DO US PART

80. !" You'll want to
dance in the dawn of a New Year
., especially If you dance it in
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a!sSS?y!|2R22&&z!g!S2S%yo z!!2Sy

" EVEN IF YOU HAVE
ONLY COPPERs IN
YOUR PURSE" :. you must have
silver or gold on your feet on New
" Eve
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(short) thread run: zoe for the first
Qong) thread run: Sc for each ad-
ditional run. Small jobs done while
you walt. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
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are reduced to COST and BELOW
to make room for the lovely
Spring things that are arriving.
Street, afternoon and formal wear.
A complete range of sizes. Perfectly
dee-vine styles-and all "one-of-a-
kind" Hurry up! SUITE 805,
American Bldg. 1917 F ST.
d" THE TINES AT HAND
-. to step out!" If
you haven't decided yet where to
spend New Year Eve-you will
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with gold and silver designs. Do
see this exquisite collection. 1l43
CONN. AVE.
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t is " ery
m o m e n t !
No matter
how many
mental gym
n a S t j C S
you've in
dulged in
it's ] u s t
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&c ELASH FRONT PAGE
NEWS for girls
with caviar appetites and hamburger
pocketbooks!" SAKS is having
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= ~ - -.
Helene knows
that a twinge
in the toes
causes a vrin-
lie in the
brow and
that's why she
urges you to
a t t en- d Mr..
MaSsey's ART
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i" YOUR HAIR CAN MAKE
YOUR AGE" no
need to tell you that some coiffures
make faces look older some hair
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I" ONCE IN A LIFETIME"
-. or. rather once a
year, you can have the gay time
you've looked forward to for twelve
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" WEBSTER EF1NEs
''' BARGAIN as
an advantageous purchase! Need
less to say Helene feels that
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national dance couple, Don Lorer
and Beth Hayes, perform the
most intricate steps with an
unsurpassable finesse. Plan to
spend the most delightful New
Year eve you've ever had . by
making reservations now! A gala
evening Is promised and the
charge of $3.50 per person includes
everything-and when Col Schif-
feler says "everything"-you can be
assured it's everything! Phone
NAT. 38l0 for your reservation.
Evening star., 1936-12-27

CRAFT Clearance Of comfortable
street and party Shoes all sub
stantially reduced to three
prices-S6.85 1885 and
Sl085. ARTCRAFT shoes. you
know, are all individually designed
BY clever Mr.. Massey-so don't hesi-
tate moment-dash in and stock
up. l10l CONN. AVE.
" Harry NEW YEAR, -.
you'll shout when the
bells start ringing and the
whistles blow and the gay crowd
Evening star., 1936-12-27

Helene can think Of no better time
to get new permanent wave
than for the New Year. GABRIEL
will be closed on Saturday, January
I'd so make your appointment early.
1919 CONN. AVE. NAT ei6e.
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Just put your
head into GA
B r I E L s
hands and be
assured of the
most exquisite
hair arrange
nnent you've
e v e r W or n.
I n cidentally.
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/" A PENNY FOR YOUR
to the hostess who did you honor
-. to the guest you wish to treat
-. for the gift you received at
Christmas TO
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EHAM

bound to be the SHOREFAM.
Make reservations now-$7.75 in
the main ball room includes dinner,
dancing, floor shows, favors, and
New Year souvenirs. Robert
ADAMS 0700.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Rockville Residents
Among the Travellers

ROCKVILLE, Md, February l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell w. Gray have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying an apartment in Rock
vile. Mrs. Gray is daughter Of
former County Surveyor Joseph N.
Starkey of Rockville.
MIR. and Mrs Simon Peter Wagner
of Halpine are in st. Petersburg, Fla,
for the remainder of the Winter.
Miss Mary Bouic, student at Bar
nard College, is spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
NJ Bouic, in Rockville.
Mrs. j. Brawner Nicholson of Rock
vile is spending several weeks with
her brother -in-law and sister, Col. and
Mrs. William P Hill, at Coral Gables,
Fla.
Miss Katherine Smith was hostess
to the Rockville Minerva Club in
her home. in Rockville, Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Thomas of
Gaithersburg are among the large
number of Montgomery County people
who are visiting in Florida.
State Senator Stedman Prescott
and daughter. Miss Gala Prescott, OF
Rockville are at Miami, Fla, for a
short stay.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

attended a luncheon given to Miss
Green in Washington recently
Mrs. Charles Ranlett OF New York
is spending some time near Middle
burg With her brother, Mr.. Harry
Worcester Smith uf Massachusetts,,
who is st Middleburg for the hunting
season. Later Mrs. Ranlett is expected
here and will be at the Warren Green
Hotel.
Mrs. George S. Cable spent last
week end in Laurel, Md. Miss Leila
Marshall Cable stayed with her aunt
in Washington.
Mrs. George Sloane, who since re-
turning from a holiday visit in Aiken,
S. c., has divided her time between
her home here, Richmond and Wash
ington, mas taken an apartment on
Park lane In New York, for the re-
mainder of the Winter
Mr.. and Mrs John Arthur Hinckley
who are spending the Winter at the
Charrington house on Culpeper street
left Wednesday for Florida.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lake gave a
costume party Saturday evening al
their home, Lake Knolls, near War.
| renton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman
left Wednesday for New York, where
they are spending few days before
leaving for Nassau and Palm Beach
They expect to be absent until May /
i Mrs. Elizabeth Skinker Herman oi
The Plains joined the Fauquier colony
in Florida this week.
Mrs. Nina Carter Tabb has re-
turned from Florida where she spent
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy
Lloyd.
Miss Agnes Lee Payne and Miss
Anne Morson Payne will leave Tues
day for Washington to spend several
weeks at the Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs James Thompson had
as their week end guests Miss Eleanor
Pool Of Washington and Mr.. Thomas
Thompson Of Mount Solon, Va.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
WarrentOn
Residents
On Voyage
Mrs. Randolph and
Daughter to Visit
California.

WARRENTON, Va, February L.
Mrs. Alfred NJ Randolph and Miss
Virginia Randolph sailed Monday from
Norfolk, Va, on the United States
ship Chaumont for California, where
they will spend several months with
Lieut.. Alfred p Randolph, United
States Navy, and Mrs. Randolph at
Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Prince,
jr., entertained at dinner at North
Wales Saturday evening, January Is,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince. who spent some
time at North Wales and at their
country place near Marshall. have
since returned to their home in New
York
Mr.. Thurston B. Willis. Mr.. Chat
fraix Lelong and Mr.. John Rawlings
left Tuesday for a two-week visit to
Clearwater Beach, Fla. where Mrs.
Willis and their children are spend
ing the Winter.
Mrs David Batchelder has returned
from a visit to relatives in Birming-
ham, Ala.
DR.. S. w. Maphis will sail from New
York February IL for the Canal Zone
where he will spend several months
with Mr. and Mrs Sam W. Maphis. jr.
Mrs. Philip H. Lee went to Wash
ington Tuesday to be guest at a
tea given by Mrs. James Stuart Wool
sob for her cousin from Alabama.
Mrs. Spilman Of Elway Hall will
leave Monday for Miami Beach, ac-
companied by her granddaughter, Miss
Anne Barrett; her son-in-law and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Paul D.
Bowden, and her cousin, Mr.. Hugh
Spilman. Mrs Spilman and Miss
Barrett will spend the Winter, the
others will return in about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clark OF
New York have leased the Aldrich
Dudley place near Middleburg and
take possession today.
Mrs. Edwin B. King and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Haserick attended luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. M F. Nc
Cormick in Washington.
Mrs. j. O. Hodgkin, jr., and Mrs
w. N. Hodgkin entertained at lunch
con yesterday in the home of the
former in honor Of Miss Mildred
Green Of Washington, whose engage
ment to Mr.. John Scharf was re-
Gently announced Mrs. ]. o. Hodg-
kin. jr.. and Miss Virginia Hodgkin
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Social Events of
A,A.U.W. This Week

This evening at o'clock the Wash
ington Branch, American Association
of University Women, will give sup
per In honor of the National Board
of Directors of the A. A. U. w., who
are mere in session this week. DR..
Meta Glass. president of the A. A..
U. w., will be present. as well as
many of the directors. The members
of the Hospitality Committee and the
board Of the Washington Branch will
act as hosteSSeS.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
following the tea, Mrs Marion Glass
Bannister, assistant treasurer OF the
United States. will speak on Taxa
ton as Woman Understands It."
the United States Board of Tax APP
peals, will be hostess at the tea. AS
sisting her will be DR. A. Frances
Foye, Mrs Charles w. Rippey, Mrs.
Frank Smith, Miss Emily A. Spilman,
Miss Edith Esgate, Mrs. w. H. Nc
Kinney, Miss Alice Mary Dodd, Miss
Lillian NJ Connell, Miss Emma B.
Hawks, Miss Elizabeth S. Kilgore and
Mrs. Charles E. Phillips.
A luncheon will be given at the
Mayhower Hotel Saturday afternoon
at lis o'clock in honor of Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt will
speak, following the luncheon, on
What Is Up to the Women" Mrs.
Maris M. Proffitt Is in charge of reser-
vations Among those who will serve
as hostesses who nave not been pre-
viously announced are Miss A. Agnes
Dillon, Mrs E. H. Mckinney. Mrs.
Horace Torbert, Miss Edith lockwood,
Mrs. Warner ]. OLeary. Mrs. G. r.
Wilhelm. Mrs. Clinton Doggett, Miss
Vera Brungart, Mrs. Alvin Barber,
Judge Fay Bentley. Miss Anita Ker,
Mrs. H. c. Kramer, Miss Virginia
Kirby, Mrs. E. I. Lewis, Miss Marie
Mount, Mrs. F. NJ Holbrook. Miss
Grace Johnson, Miss Marta Brokaw,
Mrs. H. S. Bernton, Mrs. Walter
Brookings, Mrs. E. A. Chaplin, Mrs.
e. E. Danley, Mrs Joshua Evans, Mrs.
John Herrick. Mrs. Robert McFall,
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel, Mrs. H. N
Fowler, Mrs. Reginald Geare, Mrs
Paul Henderson, Mrs. H. G. Moulton,
Mrs. Edwin G. Nourse, Mrs. Lawrence
Radford, Mrs. Charles Ruth, Mrs. H
S. Ralph, Mrs F. G. Tryon. Mrs.
Parker Trask and Miss Charl Will
liams.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

Keechland, in Charles County, have
as their CUES Col. Frank B. Keech
of New York City. Col. Keech has
returned from three months at Pine
hurst, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Beck of
Washington with their two daughters.
Miss Tulalah Beck and Miss Patsy
Beck, are guests of Mrs. Beck's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Paul Hayden,
at Mount Osborne, over Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Program for Adas
Israel SisterhOOd

Mrs. Henry Gichner and Mrs.
Raphael Tourover have arranged a
novel and original program for the
first regular monthly meeting of the
Sisterhood of the Adas Israel Temple
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. A
burlesque which promises to surpass
anything in the past for the sisterhood
is planned by those in charge.
The chairman of the Hospitality
Committee, Mrs. NJ Friedman, assisted
by Mrs Charles Basseches, Mrs. Norris
Bildman and Mrs Harris Epstein,
cordially invite all members and
friends to be present to greet the large
group Of newly pledged members.
Mrs Joseph Nuchnick, chairman
Evening star., 1936-02-02

of the social hour, will preside at
the tea table. assisted by the hostesses
of the day, Mrs. Fred Gichner, Mrs.
Bernhardt, Mrs. Fanny Schlossberg
and Mrs. Jack Schlossberg.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Bohemian Supper
At Arts Club Tonight

The Music Committee of the club
will be hosts at the Arts Club this
evening at a Bohemian supper. when
DR.. Hans Kinder and the members
of the National Symphony Orchestra
will be the guests of the club. Fol-
lowing the supper short program
will be given by Miss Myra Hess as
guest soloist
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Phones in Demand.

Demand for telephones In Johannes
burg. South Africa, is so great that
usually there are 300 applications for
instruments on the waiting list.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
More Get Jobs.

Argentina's drive for new industries
has resulted in an absorption of a
large number of ats unemployed.
Milford chronicle., 1936-11-13
GRAND LODGE OF
LO.O.E. TO MEET
AT GEORGETOWN
[Continned from First Pssel

lOO"EIHHea from FfFSf PGge
Milford. expects to send its usua
number of Past Grands to this ses.
sion.
Past Grand Charles J. Holzmuel-
Ter. who served Crystal FOunt Lodge
as Noble Grand in 1890, will head
the Milford delegation. Mr.. Holz-
mueller Is the oldest Past Grand of
Crystal FOunt Lodge.
Past Grand Master Clarence Jes-
ter, chairman of the committee ar
ranging the trip to Salisbury, Md,
on November 81. is making rapid
progress and expects to have a cred
table number in the parade from
Milford.
The initiatOry degree will be con-
ferred in full ceremonial form next
Monday evening in the Odd Fellows
Temple. on North Walnut street by
the degree team of Crystal FOunt.
John LeCOmpte, degree master, is
the work.
Milford Odd Fellows have won a
host of friends throughout the State
by their hospitality and the well
come they extend. Ernest Macklin,
the new Noble Grand, is keeping
his record up. by inviting all Odd
Fellows who can do so, to attend |
he meetings each Monday evening.