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Evening star., 1939-11-26
Mrs. Roosevelt Honor
Guest at City Club
Tea Today

The Women's City Club tea hon
oring Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
win BE- held at the clubhouse this
afternoon, with Mrs. Roosevelt
scheduled to address the group.
Hostesses will be members of the
Hospitality Committee under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Gladys B.
Middlemiss. Miss Marjorie webster,
president, will receive with the
honor guest, assisted by Mrs. George
Eastment, Mrs. Mary liant Couch,
Mrs. Harry M. Packards and Mrs.
Grattan Kerans.
A musical program will be given
BY Anne Yago McGuffey, soprano,
accompanied by Mary liant Couch.
Assisting at the tea tables will be
Mrs. Jewell w. Swofford, Mrs. Caro-
lima B. Stephens, Mrs. Edmund
8. Kochersperger and Miss Pearl
Jencks.
Other events at the clubhouse this
week will include q lecture by DR..
Wesley M. Gewehr Of American Uni
versity on ''The Revision of Hitler
ism" at the current events hour
Tuesday at S pm.
A birthday party" arranged by
the Recreation Section, the Junior
Guild, the Music Section and the
Drama Unit will be held Wednesday
at 8 pm. This program, which will
close the series Of special meetings
held this month in celebration Of
the clubs 20th anniversary, win
include . skit written by Miss Web
ster and presented by the Drama
Section. Community singing will
also be q feature.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Shoppers League
Will Hold Five
Membership Teas

Five members Of the Warrington
League Of Women Shoppers win be
hostesses at i've membership teas OF
the league, to be held simultane-
ously Wednesday from 40 10 $50
pm.
The various hostesses who viii
entertain at their respective homes
are Mrs. Martin Codel, 27o1 Thirty
second street NV: Mrs. : Clark
Foreman. 1883 Twenty-first street
NV; Mrs. Howell Moorhead, 7120
r street NV: Mrs. Drew Pearson,
2820 Dumbarton avenue NV, and
Mrs. Lawrence M. c. Smith, $3.50
Reservoir road NV.
The occasion Of the teas u an
annual event Of the league to &C.
quaint Washington women with tts
activities. The Membership Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Gardner
Jackson. is arranging to have speak
ers present at each Of the parties
to discuss the work of the orkani-
zation and to answer questions. In
utations have been issued to 500
members OF the league. each being
requested to have . guest who is
not now . member.
Assisting Mrs. jackson In arrang-
ing for the teas are Mrs. Stuart
Rice, Mrs. John r. Fleming, Mrs.
Thomas J. Woofter, IT,: Ars. Louis
Bean, Mrs. Edward K. Wheeler, Mrs.
Paul R=.:ssSer and Mrs. Alvin ].
Rockwell.
Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel Is PRESIDENT
of the League Of Women ahoppers.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Medical Auxiliary
To Hold Luncheon

The Womens Auxiliary Of tho
Medical Society Of the District of
Columbia viii hold . luncheon
bridge December 4 ut pm. at tho
Womans Club Of Chevy Chase, at
Connecticut avenue and Dunlop
street. Around 100 tables for tho
party already have been reserved.
Mrs. Leo Bryson Norris is general
chairman Of the party and Mrs. Don
8. Knowlton co-chairman. Others
serving on committees are: Mrs.
Thomas Cajigas, publicity; Mrs. c.
N. Chipman, tickets; Mrs. w. j. B.
Or, luncheon; Mrs. n. A. Hornthal.
seating: Mrs. Robert Bolton, recep-
ton; Mrs. w. p. Herbs*, tables, and
Mrs. Z. n. Pickford, transportation.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
DR.. Ware Elected
Social Scientist Will Head
A. A. u. w. Social Studies Unit

DR.. Caroline r. Ware, social SCI
enlist OF the American University
graduate school sta6 and author Of
several books on economy, has been
elected chairman Of the National
Committee on Social Studies Of the
American Association Of University
Women, 1t was announced yester.
day BY DR.. Kathryn AcHale. gen
eral director.
Dr.. Ware thus becomes q member
OF the associations Board Of Qd-
rectoes, succeeding DR.. Faith WI
lams OF the Labor Department.
Consumer problems, labor stand
ards and social welfare arc major
studies Of the university women d.
rected BY tho committee Dr.. Ware
win head. Her appointment also Is
expected to lend impetus to the
A. A. U. w. campaign for . con-
sumer agency in the Federal Gov
eminent.
DR.. Ware sees as the first re-
sponsibility Of the committee plac-
ing the knowledge Of experts at the
service Of local groups and making
experts and administrator aware
Of problems Is they present them
selves to members In the various
communities.
"Our democratic institutions pre-
suppose .uS 70 be Intelligent indi-
viduals who can examine issues and
act nationally" she said. 'Universi-
ty women the country over, realis-
ing their fundamental obligation as
citizens. are expanding their social
understanding and taking an INTEL
Ngent and constructive attitude
toward social and economic prob
leuns.r
Dr. Wares position 1T the :Ameri-
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Diplomats
And Their
Activities
Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil
Hosts Today
CONTINUED From First pase.)

the death Of the President Of Ecua-
dor. Senior DR.. Aureho Aoequera
Narvaex. The President Of the Sen
ate OF Ecuador, Senor Arroyo del
Rio. is the acting President and win
call IN election which win be held
% days after the call and the new
executive win be inaugurated Sep
tember Of next year.
The Chinese Ambassador, DR.. Hu-
Shih, Is expected back today or to-
morrow from New Haven, Conn.
where he has been since the middle
Of the week. The Ambassador has
made . series Of informal talks at
Yale University.
British Ambassadsr
win BE Guest.
His Brttaanic Majesty's Ambassa-
dor, the Marques of Lothian, viii
be the guest In whose honor the
Minister Of the Union Of South
Africa and Mrs.. Close win enter
tain at dinner Thursday evening.
The party. like all entertaining
among the representatives of for
eign countries now engaged In war
fare, viii be informal and the com.
pany win be small.
The Swedish Minister and Nine,
Bostrom win entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening In honor of tie
Swedish commissioner general to
tho Worlds Fair and Countess Bar
uadotte.
Hangariia lGinistsr
And Mrs. Relsnyi HsstG
The Hungarian >alinister and
Nine. PelenY win be hosts to Q
group Of young people tomorrow
evening, entertaining in compli-
ment to Miss Mary Wright and Miss
Edith Wright, daughters of the
United States Ambassador to Cuba
and Mrs J. Butler Wright.
Tuesday evening the Minister and
Nine. PelenU will have guests din
ing with them and will take them
later to the concert Of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra when Ieopold
Stokowski win conduct.
The Norwegian Minister and
Mrs. Amthe de Morgenstierne have
as their guest DR.. Edward Hambro.
son Of the president of the Nor
wegian Storttng, which corresponds
to the Congress Of the United
States.
DR.. Hamhro will give O talk to-
morrow evening at the Brookings
Institute.
The Egyptian Minister and Nine.
Hassan win entertain at dinner
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

and attention to her mother, then
In failing health. The devotion
which existed between mother and
daughter was . rare one, and after
the loss Of her mother, two years
ago. Miss Chenoweth redoubled her
activities In the society Of the D.
A. R., which she started serving as
page when . girl Tn her Mississippi
home. Miss Claenoweth's mother
had also been q loyal Daughter,
serving In many oncial capacities In
her chapter down South.
Originally Q member Of CONT
mental Chapter, Miss Chenoweth
later transferred to Manor House
Chapter to take charge Of its re-
organization, and within one year,
from Q patd-up membership Of 10,
the chapter had grown to SO mem
bers.
Now. As regent Of the District
society, she Is vitality interested in
problems OF national Importance,
such as national defense, unem-
pl0yment and education. -.
Il think young people should re-
cetve more practical education to-
day than has been the general pro-
gram In the past" she said. "They
should be taught trades whereby
they can support themselves. This
Is an age Of Drawn" she added, mot
brain, and . dimcult time for the
white collar man"
The society's long recognized sup
port OF national defense is fully sup
ported BY the District regent.
y an STRONG for national defense
with al its ramincations," she said.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Club Federation
To Hear Three

Three speakers are On the program
Of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs. w1aich viii hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow at II
Am. ut 400 Sixteenth street NV.
Dr.. A. Barklie Coulter. directo6 of
the Bureau Of Tuberculosis Of the
Health Department, Win be pre-
sented at noon on q program ar
ranged by the Department Of Edu-
cation. In the afternoon Charles
M. Fyfe, director Of the Boys Club
of washington, will speak and show
q l5-minute moving picture, while
Donald Sheehan, of the National
Conference Of Christians and Jews,
also will speak.
The musical program win be pre-
sented by the Columbia Light
Opera Co. Of Warrington.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Mrs. Roosevelt Heads
PatrOnesses for =
Benefit

MS. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Mrs. Harry II. Woodring head the
list Of distinguished patronesses for
the benefit card party Of the Wom-
ems Overseas Service League to be
held at 2 pm. December Q at the
shoreham Hotel.
A large number Of reservations
already have been made for the
party. Beneflciaries are ex-service
women who, ON account Of disabil-
ity. are unable to ind places in the
vocational world.
Miss Hazel B. Nelson d president
OF the league and Mrs. Eric st.
Clair Purdon Is chairman Of the
committee in charge, assisted by
Mrs. w. w. ChisWell. Mrs. Dixie T.
Wright, Mrs. Helen Nicholson Cream,
Miss Katherine Andrews, Miss Lena
Hitchcock, Miss Caroline Hendricks.
Miss Nellie Patterson, Miss Martha
Peden, Miss Elsie Galloway, Miss
Vivian Pope Coy and Miss Ann sin-
gleton.
Mrs. ChisWell. ct Wardman Park
Hotel Is in charge Of reservations.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Hadassah to Hear
Thomas STREET

Thomas STREET, brother Of Clar-
ence STREET. author Of Union Now, /"
will be the speaker for the Hadas-
sab Institute tomorrow ut pm.
at the Jewish Community Center,
It Is announced BY Mrs. A. Shallow
til, chairman Of the institute. Mr..
STREET win discuss the book. The
meeting Is open 10 the public.
The Warrington Chapter Of
HAdassah win hold Q member.
bring-a-member tea Wednesday at
2 pm. at the home OF Mrs. Charles
B. Dulcan, 1888 Cathedral avenue
NV. Mrs. Louis Janof and Mrs.
Maurice Eanet are in charge OF
reservations.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Government, Business
Theme of Meeting

"0overnment and Business Grow
Up In Our Town" Is the theme Of
the program for the dinner meet
ing Of the Business and Profess
sional Womens Club Of the Dis
trict at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Admiral Club.
Miss Harlean James. executive
secretary Of the American Plan
ming and Civic Association and
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., writer and
hrst woman trustee Of George
Washington University. win be the
speakers. Miss James win discuss
"The Physical Plan Of the Federal
City and the Development Of that
Plan Throughout the Years" and
Mrs. Evans viii present Personal
0limpses Of Early Washington
Residents"
Elizabeth M. Haney, chairman Of
the Public Affairs Committee Of
the club arranged the program.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

Mortfelt, 1908 Keniiworth avenue
NE.
Rubenstein Club-Tuesday, 7:45
am, at Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church, 1410 Columbia
road N. w.
Girls Friendly Society-Tomorrow
6pm., Epiphany Branch. supper;
7 to 8 pm; speaker, Miss Mar
garet Jefferson, national field SEC
retary.
Simmons College Alumnae Of WASH
ington-Tomorrow, 7:45 pm, at
A. A. q. w. clubhouse; speaker,
Miss Annie Lewis, Books for
Christmas"
D. G. League Of American Penwom-
en-Tomorrow, 8 pm, business,
followed by colored motion pic
lures. Wednesday, 4:30 pm, tea.
Speaker, DR.. Charles Edward Rus
sell, Poetry; 3 pm, lecture group
in studio.
Women's Guild Of Goodwill Indus
tries-Friday, 1880 am, meeting
at 1918 New Hampshire avenue
NV, followed by luncheon.
D. G. Chapter Daughters Of Founders
and Patriots-Friday afternoon ut
the Sulgrave Club.
Curley Club-Today, 8:S am, meet
at Carroll Hall to attend church
together. Breakfast follows at
Willard Coffee shoppe. Tuesday,
In Continual Hotel.
D. G. Federation Of Womenis Clubs
Tomorrow, IL Am, ct 400 Six.
teenth street NV, monthly meet
ing.
Hadassah- ah-Tomorrow, Z PM, insti-
tute ut Jewish Community Center.
Speaker, Thomas STREET., Union
Now" Wednesday, : pm, meme
bership tea, With Mrs. Charles B.
Dulcan, 3833 Cathedral avenue.
Mrs. Louis Janof and Mrs. llau-
rico Eanet IN charge Of reserva-
tons.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tomorrow, 7:3o
pm, scavenger. hunt for Theta
NAsOHvoA - WAsAA A0z10 0t0v01GUx1s
Valley Vista apartments; : pm,
1cta chapter with Alma May Poor,
/ 1915 p street ME. Tuesday, :
pm, meeting Of Eta chapter With
Bertha Sinek and Helen James,
Park Central Apartments. 1900 =
street NV: 3 pm, meeting of
Gamma chapter at home Of llrs.
Victoria strAuch, 40 Rhods Island
avenue NE: sspm., zeta chapter
. with Catherine PfeiRer, 1lol Eair-
mont street NV. Thursday, 3
pm, Delta chapter 81 III odll-
Bert. s240o Sixteenth strest NV;
3 pm, Kappa chapter.
Zeta Beta Chi Sorufity -Tdmoeruw,
1:30 PM, Delta and Epsilon chap
ters, MaydoWsr Hotel Speaker,
Inspector Tracy, '1Nonnsn.. Ia
Crime"
Warrington League Of Women
ohcppees-1uesday, : pm, study
Evening star., 1939-11-26

group on prices, al21 Bancroft,
place NV.
P. e. o. Sisterhood- -Tomorrow, / 80
pm, Chapter q with Mrs. Dudley
s. Bright, 14l4 Kennedy street
NV. Speaker, Mrs. Edgar b
Merritt. Tuesday, 1880 pm, Chap
ter B with Mrs. Eugene II. Pitcher,
3910 Mckinley street, guest
luncheon. Speaker. Mrs. Sadie
Orr Dunbar, The American Way
Of Life; 8 pm, Chapter D, enter
,tainment for State officers and
chapter presidents at Martha
Washington Seminary, $40 Six
teenth street NV.
Daughters Of the American Reyolu-
tion-Tomorrow, g. pm, Victory
chapter, with Mrs. Sherman s.
Slick, 2561 Seventeenth street
NV. Speaker, Miss Janet Rich
ards; 2 pm, Our Flag Chapter,
With Mrs. Julia A. Mason Smith,
Guests Of honor, Mrs. Alexander
Bell and Miss Aileen Harris: q
pm, Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chap
: ter, monthly meeting with Mrs,
Albert Jones, 4005 Georgia avenue
NV. Speaker, Mrs. Geonrey
Creyke; $50 pm, Federal City
Chapter, reception in honor OF
State and National officers in
District. Wednesday. $50 pm,
Dutch treat dinner. Golden Jubilee
FUND Committee, at the High-
lands. Chairman, Nrs. Tonnis J.
Holzberg. Saturday, 2 pm, bene-
at card party. 3. Pluribus Unum
Chapter, with Mrs. Contee 8,
Stclem. 3022 Wisconsin avenue
NE.
Washington Alliance, Delta Delta
Delta-Wednesday, Z pm, Ool,m-
bta Country Club. founders day
banquet.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

guest Of honor. Reception and tea
follows. Wednesday, evening bridge
ut clubhouse. Mrs. Hugh b.
Johnston in charge Of program.
Petworth Womans CMb-Friday, /
PM, executive board with Mrs.
Frank J. MacMaugh, 45lo Eighth
street NV.
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-Friday evening. dance at
clubhouse Of Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase, Nd.
Tomorrow, 2 pm, music section
tea. Honor guests. Mrs. r. n.
Kerby and Mrs. Roland White
hurst. Tuesday, 1880 a.nf& inter
national relations section. Dis
cusdon. Paraguay and Uruguay;
2 pm, art section visit to Interior
Department Building. wednesday,
$50 PM, physical education SEC
ton. Folk dancing, husbands
night. Thursday. 1890 am, mu-
dc section. Music appreciation
group. Fridsy. 1880 pm, Know
Your County" study group; Z pm,
civic section. Speakers, Miss Julia
Foley. Mental Hygiene as Applied
IN Montgomery County achools";;
Jack Hayes, IN. Y. A." Music by
Boys Glee Club, Alice Deal Junior
High School. Saturday, . Pm,
social section costume party.
Dancing and cards.
Womans Club Of Silver Spring
Tuesday, 8 pm. in Jessup Blair
Library. Speaker. Mrs. Dorothy
Kurtz.
Silver Spring Woman's Club
Thursday, 8 an, combined meet
ing Of Home and Garden group
and Art group, at Jessup Blair
Community House, followed by
viSit to Corcoran Gallery Of Art
for address by Robert Parsous on
Pictures in the Home" Luncheon
at cafeteria, Interior Department.
Petworth Mothers Club-Wednes-
day, 8 pm, with Alrs. Chester
O0AOCSAy 1VO 0kA6xllk&u 8k00b NV.
6ssinss, Psofssisnd Clubs
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Tomorrow, $50 pm, dinner
at Admiral Club, 1910 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Business Women's CounciLTues-
day, 3 pm. at Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church. Readings
by Mrs. Alvin Lamar Wills. Solo-
ist. Byron Roshon.
Miscsllsnssss Cluse
Woman's National Democrats Club
-TomorruW, l2:3o pIn, lalncheon.
Speaker. Ruby Black, ITS rum 70
Write About Warrington Nerve
Center Saturday. 40 pm, IT,.
Mrs.. Henry Morgenthau, II, hsnor
guest.
Kenilworth Ladies' 0uild-Wodnss-
day. ] pm- With Mn. William
Evening star., 1939-11-26

graphic Society and Is On III pro
gram this season for the Mary
land Academy Of Science In BAL
timore.
Members Of the World Fellow
ship Committee who are sponsoring
the program are: Mrs. William s
Culbertson, chairman; Mrs. J. War
rem Adams, Mrs. Arthur D. Call
Mrs. A. H. Leavitt, Mrs. McFall
Kerbey, chairman of the tickets;
Miss Ruth MCGOWAN, Mrs. John
T. Schaaff, Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs
G. w. Stone, Mrs. A. Burks Sum-
mers, Mrs. w. H. Trigg, Mrs. B. H
Warner, Mrs. James T. Watson
Mrs. w. r. Willoughby and Mrs
D. Z. Yarnell,
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Ti>Deltas'
ToCelebrate
Founding
Notable Alumnae
Expected at
Banquet

The Washington Alliance Of Delta
Delta Delta will celebrate founders
day with a banquet Wednesday at Z
pm. at the Columbia Country Club,
with a number Of the DISTINGUISHED
alumnae expected to attend,
Mrs. r. G. Wagenet, executive Sec
retary Of the National Council for
Mothers and Babies and q member
OF Tri-Delta from the University of
California, will be the principal
speaker on the subject Carrying On
After College" Mrs. Joseph D.
Grigsby, past national president.
will be an honor guest and will talk
on 'Tri-Delta Flashes"
Outstanding alumnae expected to
attend include Mrs. Henry A. Wal
lace, wife Of the Secretary of Asri-
culture; Miss Katharine r. Lenroot,
chief of the Children's Bureau: Mrs.
Lucille Foster McMillin, civil service
commissioner; Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs.
Joseph Short, who writes for the A.
sociated Press under the name. Beth
Campbell; Mrs. w. A. Mayfarth and
Mrs. Carl f. Arnold.
The speakers and guests will be
seated ct the head table with the
alliance president, Mrs. Martin I.
Ekstrand. who win preside.
Mrs. nrc q. Phillips Is chairman
OF the committee for the BANQUET.
Other members are Mrs. Robert M.
Barnett and Mrs. Corwin A. Fergus.
The celebration win marx the
founding Of Delta Delta Delta at
Boston University ON Thanksgiving
eve in 1883. With q membership of
over T.000, the fraternity has 81
collegiate chapters In the United
States and Canada and 1T alumnae
groups. The organization claims the
distinction Of being the first wom-
ems fraternity to establish q philan-
thropy for college women, and at its
semi-centennial anniversary last
year a new endowment fund was
created to supplement collegiate
scholarships already existing.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

typical 0sd-ttme Nanny, who told
bedtime stories and amused u, but
whom I would never have thought of
dtsobeyhg. She carried the keU"
the regent laughed. and her word
was law. Unfortunately. her type h
fast disappeaxing."
Az obedience to higher authority
is one Of the qualifications for lead
efship. Miss Chenoweth. who is now
the head Of the % chapters Of the
D. A. r. In the District, readily ad-
mits that "Od Nanny" had much
to do with the early training which
has equipped her 50 well for the
post. In her Southern home, directed
BY her mother, whom Aiss Cheno-
Weth declares Was. the embodiment
Of good management and emcient
housekeeping, she learned about the
practical side Of life, and the love
Of study and books was taught her
In the little town Of Holly Springs,
an educational center Of the cotton
country. about 10 miles from
Memphis, Tenn.
Fkst Came - Capital
To Study vsice.
Gifted with . fine contralto voice,
the District regent came to WASH
ington flrst as girl to study voice
In local studio. Later she and
her mother moved from their home
In Mississippi to permanently settle
In Warrington, where Miss Cheno-
weth secured . position In the
Bureau Of Census. then the Bureau
Of Mines. Half Of the civil service
examination she took was In
mathematics, and, later as Q
stattsttcian with the Bureau Of
Mines Miss Chenoweth wrote q
pamphlet on fatalities and quarry
accidents used as q reference book
in the bureau.
For many years, Miss Chenoweth
was q soloist In Warrington churches
and for three years sang in Old
Christ Church IN Alexandria. She
also was . member Of the National
Quartet. composed Of young WASH
mgt0n business people. which one
time sang throughout various parts
Of the Chautauqua circuit.
During the war Miss Chenoweth
helped entertain for the Red Gross
and the War Department g Q menu
Der Of the quartet.
II have known both the beauti-
fu and the practical side Of life,
Miss Chenoweth said. Life has
given me one real philosophy" she
continued, sand that Is to do things
for others without any thought Of
return"
Lett Federal Service
To Care fer Her Mother.
Miss ChenoWeth retired from
Government service six years age
I'd order to give her undivided ttme
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Party
Continued From First Page.)

Isabella at Sacred Heart School and
included both soma and daughters OF
diplomats and American officials.
Isabella greeted her guests in the
drawing room Of the Legation. She
wore a dainty frock Of blue tafYeta
with tiny bows Of ribbon in her dark
bobbed hair and her sister Mary
likewise wore blue taffeta.
One Of the first to arrive was
Charlotte McNary, daughter of SEN
ator and Mrs. Charles L, McNarv,
Others at the affair were Felicia
Feis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert G. Feis; Ricardo and Ernesto
Bunge. sons Of the Counselor Of the
Argentine Embassy and Sonora de
Bunge: Lima DeBayle, daughter
OF the Nicaraguan Minister and
Sonora de DeBayle; Maria Cugis,
daughter Of the Air and Military
Attache Of the Italian Embassy and
Donna Blanca Cugia, Marchioness
Of SAINT Orsola; Berta Fuentes
daughter Of the Counselor of the
Mexican Embassy and Sonora de
Fuentes, and Maria Comelli, daugh-
ter Of the Counselor Of the Italian
Embassy and signora CosmelN.
The guests played games during
the Afternoon. One Of the most
popular attractions was the appear
ance Of . magician. who deiiehted
the children with his many tricks.
Senorita BeatriS Recinos, olds1
daughter Of tho housshold, assisted
her mother during the afternoon,
having hurried home from Z lunch
con given ct the ahoreham by
senorita Nadilde Pastorisa, daugh-
tar Of the Minister of the Domin.
lean Republic and eenora de Pas
tori1a.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Banquet to Be Held

Tho District of Columbia aociety
of ledtcal Tschnologists win hoiI
IT. NTH annual banquet Wednesday
at 1:oo pm at the Garden House 81
the Dodge Hotel. Tho guest speaker,
Dr. Francis B. Hasnsr, win eave an
Illustrated lscture Ga THE AssasSd.
nation Of PRECEDENT Lincoln and the
Escape and Death at John Wilkes
Booth Mis- Mary q. Wolfred,
preddsnt win preside.