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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-28
PuydAup Preparing
Program For Fair


rTYAtIrr Western WASH
inxtnn Fair association ofrsetals
vii hasv charge a. the program
Al the Chamber q commsrve
luncheon Tuesday At necn. with \.
= nsrtel. secretary ana general
manager. presiding.
rred w. ursffiths. member II
the hsAri. win tel a. she eutssana-
ink entertainment features seh<a-
aied fcr the week a. sept. ia.1tA
Other hixhlixhss % she luncheon
program wtn - . group II nuns-
h>rs ny Swiss yoseIers nes>rvAs
tions should - made through
Dana r. Robinson. chamber s>c-
Rotary.
r.-r. 4. u1essens
Mrs. w. Z. cnlmAn. president ~
the Pierce County Parent Teacher
council. has called . meeting a
the executive beard. 10 ~ held ~
the Medcsws~t cafe Wednesday II
noon. Plans for the county con-
vensinn "a BE- held ~ Roy on Oct .
will b discussed.
Mn SAhs n~surning
Word has fseen received ~
Rev. and Mrs.. Erwin ~ ishr II
East Pioneer Az. a. the arrival
Of their daughter. Miss Rather
Jahr. In New Yofh from IN -.
tended European trip which tork
her through England. Germany
and sweden. ON her way IN ths
coast she win visit h<r grand.
father. w. n. kruEer. ~ Evurd.
III. arriving home late this vesh
Mas Jahr u . memh>r ~ the
ruyaiiup schools teaching staff.
nsch From rsvsIas1
Rev. and Mrs.. Give Taylor II
West Pioneer ave. have returned
home from . week vacation spent
at Portland with their daughter
and so~n-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. nruce
Saunders. Tho second week ~
their vacation period win bsain
Monday with . trip 10 the beach
and sound resorts.
Tsrsweii Dsssss
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 4. Hodgson
and Dr. and Mrs. G. .. sawyer of
the Experiment ssation staff. were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Miller Of s25 9Th st., .. w, sat-
urday evening. TIA affair was In
the nature Of . farewell 10 Nj.
and Mrs. Hodeson. who are Isav-
ing next Saturday for Madison.
Wis, where Mr.. Hodgson win take
up special studies In dsirying, Ne
recently won = $1,000 award for
outstanding work In dairy research
and has obtained = years isavs
of absence from tho station to
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cHAKLEs ; sNYpEs

Charles Henry snyder. 10. Of
1875 30. Ferry IT., died Saturday
In a local hospital. A retired
railroad man. he came 70 Tacoma
three years ago from Illinois. Sur
wing = . son, Henry G. Of Ia
coma. q sister. Mrs. Alma Ksns-
ley Of South Gate. Calf, and .
sister 10 Illinois: four grandchil-
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Fuehrer Presents His Side, Declares
He Hasn't Asked for Alsace-Lorraine;
Compares Danzig with Marseilles

Following is the letter, dated August 81, 1889. which
Chancellor Hitler sent to Edouard Daladier, the French
raaiar
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Final rites for Carl Ernest pu-
pulls. 50. Of <so2 So Yakima ave.
who died Saturday At q local hos
pitsi. following a long illness. were
held Monday At } p. n. from
riper's chapel. Rev. Joseph Weiss
win officiate. the services 10 h.
followed by burial In Mountain
View burial park. Dupuia. an
accountant. leaves his wife. Ruth;
two daughters. Mrs y. L. Wynd
Of Champaign. H., and Miss Jean
netts Elizabeth pupuis Of tho
home: two brothers. Louis O. az
Fife and Frederick J. Of Tacoma.
and two sisters. Mrs. Walter Steer
and Mrs. r. r. 81. John Of Mn
neapolls.
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dr~n. Neliinger's win announe'
the funeral arrangements.

dren. Mellinger's viii announce
the funeral arrangements.
vusE.AL sExvlcrs
Frank .. wehh-ruesisy. $50
q. m. from %. patrick's church.
the cortsgs leaving cssndy = Al
lens At esi5. intsrmsnt Calvary
cemstsry. Ths rosary viii b re-
cited Monday 81 tao y. m 81 The
church.
Mrs.. MARY sehsska - Services
were hsld Monday. $50 . m. from
~. Jossph's church; the eortsxs
having lsft caas~dy = Aliens II
sifb. The body was Inferred IN
Calvary csmstsry. Rosary wss r..
cited Sunday evening At 7s3o
o'clock at cassry = Aliens
chapel.
Mrs. Grsae aeeGAsnnta Services
formerly announced for Friday
were held Monday 81 10 q N.
from Msliingers chapel Burial
services we're hsId In New Tacoma
eemstery.
I1Awssa Moutssh - Tuesday. =
o. m. At the cushmsn esmstsry
tgrsyesids). Rev. ". Anssim Of
fieiating: eorfegs leaving Cassidy
4 Aliens IL leo p. m.
Mevrif nstess ys6ksss - Tues
day. 10 .. m. from MsIiingsrs
chapel. Rev. >. X. Mccullough
officiating; cremation 1t oskwood.
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| litter, In Message To Da|adier,
Danzis And The Corridor

let us say Marseiiles-were him
dered from belonging to France
and II Frenchmen living in this
area were prosecuted. beaten, and
m~aitreated. yes. murdered. In .
bestial manner
You are a Frenchman. Herr Dali
adler. and ! therefore know how
you would act. I am a German.
Herr Daladier. Do not doubt my
sens of honor nor my conscious
ness Of duty to act exactly like
you. II. then. you had the misfor.
tune that u ours. would you then.
Herr Daladier. have any under
standing Germany were without
cause to insist that the corridor
through France remained. that the
robbed territory must not be re-
stored. and that the return OF Mar
settles to France be forhidden7
Mentions Alsace-Iprraine
Certainly I csnont imagine. Herr
Daladier, that Germany would fight
against you for this eason For I.
and all OF US. have renounccd
Alsace Lorraine In order to avoid
further bloodshed. Much less
would we shed blood In order TO
maintain an injustice that must
needs be as unbearable for you a.
IL would be immatcriai 10 us. 1
feel exactly as you do. what you
write in your letters, Herr Dalai
der.
Possibly we, as old front fight
ers. a best understand each other
In n number Of fields. I ask you.
however, TO understand this also:
That 1t In impossible for q nation
of honor TO renounce the claim Of
almost two million human beings
and see them maltreated at its own
borders. I have therefore set up
a clear demand TO Poland.
Danzig and the corridor must
20 back to Germany. The Mace
DOMAIN conditions on our eastern
frontier must be removed
Sees No Way
! e no way of p~ersuading Po-
land, which feels herself rs un-
assailable now that she enjoys the
protection OF her guarantees, 10
accept a peaceful solution. ] should,
however. despair OF an honorable
future for my people II we were
not determined under such eircum-
stances TO solve the problem in
one way or another.
II "a two countries on that ac-
count should be destined To meet
again on the field OF battle. there
would nevertheless be . difference
In the motives. /. Herr Daladier.
shall be leading my people In .
fight TO rectify . wrong. whereas
the others will be fighting 70 pre-
serve that wrong.
VIII BE Lost Anyway
That Ia the more tragic since
many prominent men. also among
your own people. have recognized
the insanity of the solutions then
found tmeaning at versaillesl A.
also the impossibility Of maintain
ing II lastingiy. ! am perfectly
clear sbsut the serious conse-
quences which such q conflict will
entail. / believe. however. the
Poles would have 20 bear the great
est burden. for. regardless Of who
wins In q war about this question.
the Polish state Of today Will be
lost In any way you calculate.
That our two peoples should now
enter a new, bloody war Of destrue-
ton Is painful not only for you.
but also for me. Herr Daladler.
As already observed. I see no pos
sibaiity for us on part 10 ex-
ert Influence In the direction Of
reasonableness upon Poland for
correcting q situation that IL un-
besrsbie for the German people
and the German reich.
(slgnedD ADOLF HITLER.
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Funeral services for Dianna Lou
Watkins. infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wnbert Watkins. 5sz7
80. Alder st, who died Saturday
in q local hospital. viii BE- held II
$50 p. m Tuesday from Msiiin~
gers chapel Rev. r. a. McGin-
mis- Will officists. the services 10
BE- followed BY mtsrmsnt IN Ia
coma cems.sry. Other than her
parents. abe leaves . sister. Ds-
lofes: a brother. Daniel. both 81
the home: grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert J. Axland o. Tacoma.
and Mrs. Emma Watkins II Lind.
Wash. and = grest-grsndmothsr,
Mrs. Mary Douglas Of Tacoma.
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Private services were held sat
uriay evening at MeilinKsr's
chapel for Arthur A. Carter. 90.
OF Olympia. who died Saturday
In q local hospital. Cremation a.
lakewood cemetery Monday fol-
lowed the services. Carter. . ma
tive OF Massachusetts,. IL survived
by his wife. Charlotte A. Of olym-
pia: two daughters. Mrs. ". G.
Higgins and Mrs. J. J. Butterfly Of
Washington. ID. C.. and two grand
daughters.
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WILLIAM A. JOHNSTON

William Alexander Johnston. hs.
Of lis Puyallup ave. was found
dead Saturday In house At
Wakefield drive and Fawoett ave.
A saw-fiier. he had resided In Ia
coma eight years. coming here
from Seattle. he leaves a daugh-
ter. Eloise Olsen Of Seattle and a
sister. Mrs. Lulu riitx of Portland.
Four sisters In Australia also sur
vive. Meilingers viii announce
the funeral.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
v. Dinwiddie. Al. Of Midland. who
died Friday at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. George Ward Of
PuyslIup. VIII be held Monday 1T
2 p. "a. from the Yelm Pentseostsi
church with the Rev. Elder n.
Magrew officiating, followed by
burial In Yeim cemstsry under
direction Of the Yeim funeral
home. Other than her mother she
In survived by her husband Waiter.
Of the home. two brothers. r. c.
Ward Of Santa Monica. Calf. and
George L. Ward Of Morton: six
sisters. Mrs. Gladys Hansen and
Miss Lois Dtnwiddie. both Of Nor
ton. Mrs. Fers Pangborn Of San
Diego. Mrs. Esther johnson Of
Ansconda, Mont. Mrs Alice Parks
Of Yakima. and Mrs. AarEsrits
stsngiand OF Puyaiinp.
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DR. 0EORGE =. rOOL


Final rites for DIR. George r.
Pool. ~. who died Saturday In an
Olympia hospital. win be held
Tuesday at 2 p. m. In tho Yeim
Community church. Rev. Alice
Meredith win officiate. the services
to be followed by cremation under
the direction Of the YeIm funeral
home. DIR. Pool. who had prae-
ticed In Yelm and Rainier for the
past rs years. was known by all
a. the beloved doctor" lie leaves
three daughters. Miss Gladys Pool
Of Oklahoma. Mrs. Edith Fair
hurst. Joplin. Missouri. and Mrs.
Walter shermer Of yader, Wash
one son. Louis Of Yelm.
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May / now take the liberty Of
putting the question TO you. Herr
Daladier. how would you act as a
Frenchman II, through some un-
happy issue Of a brave struggle,
one Of your provinces wsx severed
by a corridor occupied by . for
eign power? And II q big city
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Illinois Society
Plans Yule Party

The Illinois State Society will en-
tertain at Christmas party Friday
evening, December IS. at the Wash
ington Club, 1910 Seventeenth street.
The society plans to make this an
informal "home-folks" gathering at
which every one will get acquainted
with other Illinoisans who are living
here in Washington and vicinity.
Every one is to bring doll or other
toy for the Christmas tree, which
will be distributed through Gordon
Hittenmark Of WRC to the children
who might otherwise be overlooked
by Santa Claus.
Christmas carols will be sung and
there will be informal dancing with
Mr.. Reginald Frank at the piano.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Grace Cooper, first
vice president; Miss Agnes Tether-
ington, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Scheid,
secretary: Mr.. Reginald Frank,
membership chairman, and Mrs.
Walter Bastedo, chairman Of ways
and means.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Honorary Chairmen
For Exhibit Named

Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary
of Labor, will be among the honorary
chairmen of the "Tomorrow's Citi-
zen" exhibit, which is to be sponsored
early next year by the Social Studies
Committee of the Washington
branch, American Association OF
University Women. in cooperation
with the Labor Department and
other Federal, District and private
agencies.
DR.. Margaret S. Morris, president
of Pembroke College, Providence,
r. l., and national president Of the
A. A. U. W., and Mrs. William G. Van
Week, president Of the Washington
branch, A. A. U. W., also will be
honorary chairmen.
The acceptances were announced
by Mrs. Charter Heslep, chairman
Of the exhibit, who is also chairman
OF the social studies group sponsor
ing it.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Residential Social Notes
Mrs. Wayne Macpherson Returns
And Takes House on N Street

who was the formers guest at the
Italian Embassy in Moscow last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Horkan Drury
have returned from their wedding
trip to Miami and Havana and are
in their apartment at 1547 North
Falkland lane. Mrs. Drury before
her marriage in the early autumn
was Miss Mildred Loretta Offutt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ernest
Offutt.
Mrs. John ]. Pelley entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the May
flower Hotel In honor of her house
guest, Mrs. John E. Owsley Of New
Haven, Conn. Her guests were Mrs.
Stephen Early, Mrs. George Allen,
Mrs. John Shugrue, Mrs. Robert E.
Moran, Miss Helen Keane and Mrs.
John Goodyear, daughter Of Mrs.
Owsley and q former debutante Of
this city.
Mrs. Pelley entertained at dinner
last evening in her apartment at the
Shoreham for her guest.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Draper Program
Will Aid Polish
REFUGEE Work

Because Of the general interest In
Polish relief, many distinguished
men and women are sponsoring the
benefit performance at the National
Theater on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 20, when Ruth Draper,
actress, will present a program Of
her dramatic sketches. Proceeds will
go to the Commission for Polish Re-
lief.
Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list Of
sponsors, and Count jerry Potocki,
Ambassador Of Poland, is a patron
for Miss Draper's performance.
Other sponsors, as announced by
Mrs. Frank H. Simmonds, vice chair
man Of the Washington committee,
include Mrs. Truxton Beale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burling, ST., Mrs.
Chauncey M. Depew. Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish, Miss Janet Fish, Miss Bell
Gurnee, Mrs. Chandler Hale, Mr..
and Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald S. Huidekoper,
Mrs. Marshall M. Langhorne, Mrs.
Demarest Lloyd and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend.
Miss Stellita Stapleton has been
chosen as chairman OF the Junior
committee to assist at the benefit.
Mrs. Sylvester Dykstra is chairman
Of the Entertainment Committee
and will have assisting her Miss
Bess Davis Schreiner and Mr.. An
drew Wylie.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Democratic Group
Plans Toy Party

A "toy party" has been planned
by the Democratic Women's Nation
al Council for its Christmas meeting,
to be held at 8 pm. Monday at the
Willard Hotel. Each guest will be
expected to bring q gift for some
needy child of the city who might
otherwise be overlooked at Christ
mas.
A musical program also is being
arranged for the evening by Mrs.
Walter H. Maloney, who has just
returned to Washington from her
former home in Kansas City, where
she was in charge of a series of
children's philharmonic concerts.
Formerly assistant supervisor Of
music in the Kansas City public
schools, Mrs. Maloney also is well
known as a singer and has enter
tanned extensively here since she
and her husband came to Washing
ton several years ago. Mrs. Ma
loney also will direct the singing
of Christmas carols at the party
Monday.
Evening star., 1939-12-07

Mrs. Wayne Macpherson has re-
turned to Washington for the win
ter and has taken the house at 34l7
N street In Georgetown, which she
has leased from Mr.. Winant P.
Johnston. Mrs. Macpherson, as Miss
Eleanor Wayne Parker. daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker, spent her girlhood
In Washington and made her debut
here. She has been living In New
York for some time.
Mr.. Johnston. will motor to his
former home In Indianapolis, where
he will spend Christmas and the
greater part Of the winter.
Miss Barbara Boiling, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard w. Boiling,
will entertain at a cocktail party
Sunday afternoon in honor of her
house guest, Miss Adele Bunker,
daughter of Signora Rosso, wife Of
the former italian Ambassador ut
Washington. Miss Bunker arrived
some days ago to visit Miss Boiling,
Evening star., 1939-12-07
U.D.C.toPick
Officers
Today
Mrs. Vann Slated
Head D. c..
Chapter

Mrs. Livingston Vann, jr., will
be nominated for the office Of presi-
dent of the District of Columbia Di-
vision, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, at the afternoon ses-
sion of the annual convention OPEN
ing at 2 pm. today at Confederate
Memorial Hall. If elected, Mrs. Vann
will succeed Mrs. r. Stevens Pen
dexter, who will preside at the ses-
sions today.
Onicers are to be nominated in
the afternoon, and election and in
stallation will take place at the eve
ming session opening at 8 pm.
A memorial service also will be
conducted In the afternoon by Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, with Mrs. A.
Eugene Barr taking part as chap
lain. Reports OF division officers, di-
rectors and standing committee
chairmen will begin In the afternoon
and continue tonight after the pro-
cessional. A high light of the pro-
gram tonight also will be report
Of the general convention recently
held in Charleston, S. G.
Mrs. Vann will be presented as a
candidate for the presidency by the
A. F. c. Williams Chapter, Of which
she is member. She is expected
to be unopposed for the office.
Other candidates who will be
nominated by their chapters are:
Mrs. Eugenia Rollins of Hilary
Herbert Chapter, for first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Louise M. Preston,
Southern Cross Chapter, second vice
president; Mrs. William F. Down.
ing, Robert E. Lee Chapter, third
vice president: Mrs. Roy Allen, J. E.
B. Stuart Chapter, recording secre-
tary; Miss Maude B. Snead, Stone
wall Jackson Chapter, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Ada B. Holton,
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, treas
urer; Miss Katharine Moncure,
Dixie Chapter, registrar; Miss Liza
Ellen Carpenter, Robert E. Lee
Chapter, historian; Miss Mary S.
Embrey, Robert E. Lee Chapter, re-
corder of crosses; Mrs. Barr, Rich
ard Stoddard Ewell Chapter. chap
lain: Mrs. Kate Sexton, parliament
tartan: Mrs. Clement L. Garner,
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, auditor,
and Miss Bertie L. Packet, Con-
federate Flag Chapter, custodian.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Mrs. Wardle
Is Feted by
Quota Club
Other Members of
Board Present
At Dinner

The president Of Quota Club In
ternational, Mrs. Constance Wardle
Of Providence, r. l., and other
omcers and directors, were enter
tanned by the Quota Club of Wash
ington at a dinner last night at the
Admiral Club which followed the
two-day winter meeting Of the ex-
ecutive board at 1904 Eighteenth
street NV.
An all-Quota party, the dinner
also brought together representa-
tives of clubs in nearby cities. Mrs.
Blanche w knight. president of the
Washington Club, presided.
Among the visiting delegations
were a group from Montgomery
County, headed by their president,
Miss Lynn Moore; a group from
Baltimore, with their president, Mrs.
Edna Crouch, and a delegation from
Wilmington, Del, headed by Miss
Elizabeth Bullock, the president. A
brief entertainment was given by
Miss Sibyl Baker, who is a member
Of the local club.
Plans for the celebration of the
21st anniversary of Quota Club In
ternational were discussed at the
board meeting, as well as plans for
the 21st annual convention scheduled
for June in San Francisco. AS the
anniversary date falls in February,
the clubs probably will begin the
celebration with a series of friend
ship dinners" during that month. An
expansion program also will be in
augurated in February, to be con-
cluded at the convention. Arrange
ments to charter three new clubs, in
Dubuque, Iowa; Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
and Beckley, w. Va, were mapped at
the board session as the first step
in the expansion drive.
Reports from member clubs in
Canada and Australia which are
doing war work also were discussed
with interest.
Though most of the officers re-
Evening star., 1939-12-07

give q Christmas ball at the Shore.
ham Hotel Friday night, December
IS, at $50 o'clock.
Plans are being made for q So
ciety banquet to honor Gov. Clyde
r. Hoey of North Carolina and Mrs.
Hoey in January. DR.. Fred w. Nor
rison is president of the society.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Fisher to Speak

With Mendel N. Fisher, executive
director of the Jewish National
Fund, as speaker, the monthly
forum of the Washington Zionist
District and the Business and Pro-
fessional group of Hadassah will be
held tonight at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center. Mrs. Lawrence Koe-
nigsberger will preside at the meet
ing, which is open to the public.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Weddings
(Continued From Page B-3.)

green taffeta dress made like that OF
the maid of honor, and she carried
q bouquet of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Miss Patsy Furman was the flower
girl, wearing an orchid moiret taf-
feta frock made like that Of the
maid of honor. She had on gold
braid Juliet cap and carried bas-
ket filled with mixed autumn flow-
erS
Mr.. Francis McQuillan, brother of
the bride, was the best man and the
ushers were Mr.. G. B. Furman. jr.,
Mr.. Brook Furman, Mr.. Austin Fur
man. cousins of the bridegroom; Mr..
Walter Ridgeway and Mr.. Lloyd
Kessler.
A reception followed at the home
Of the brides mother on Capitol
Hill, when the couple were assisted
by their respective mothers, Mrs.
McQuillan wearing dusty rose
crepe satin dress, picture hat to
match and an orchid corsage. The
bridegroom mother was In bur-
gundy velvet with hat to match
and she likewise wore orchids.
The brides travelling costume was
q three-piece suit of burgundy crepe
with accessories to match and her
corsage bouquet was Of orchids.
After Southern motor trip the
couple will live at Park avenue,
Hyattsville, Md.
Mrs. William Pollard, aunt CT the
bridegroom, came from her home IN
Chicago for the wedding and also
present was Mrs. William Devlin Of
Philadelphia.
The bride is a graduate Of st.
Cecilias Academy and the Chestnut
Hill College The bridegroom was
graduated from Maryland Univer-
sity and Georgetown Law School.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Meeting Is Planned

The College of Notre Dame Of
Maryland Club of Washington, D. c.,
will meet tomorrow at pm. at the
home of Mrs. Joseph White, 2228
Fortieth street NV, Miss Margaret
Walker will give a book review and
plans for benefit for the college
endowment fund will be discussed.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Alunnae to Meet

The Washington Chapter Of the
National Park college Alumnae As
sociation will meet Monday at the
home Of Mrs. lie Roy Sherman. 4530
Sixteenth street NV. Mrs. Arthur
Perry and Mrs. Walter A. Rose will
assist the hostess. After the busi-
ness meeting Mrs. Branson Thomas
will talk on the art Of arranging
flowers.
Evening star., 1939-12-07

turned home today, Mrs. Wardle re-
manned to discuss the work Of the
meeting with Miss Gwladys Jones,
secretary and editor of the interna-
tional organization. Mrs. Wardle
will leave Friday with DR.. Mary
Powell Northam of Baltimore, inter-
national director, for Norfolk, Va,
where they will be honored ut q
party Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Mason of Fargo, N.
Dak., first vice president, also re-
manned for sightseeing visit Of the
Capital.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Luncheons
Continued From Page B-3)

mosphere prevailing at the party,
and the guests fingered long after
the serving Of the delicious lunch
con.
Among the guests, most of them
debutantes of the season, were Miss
Edith Pearson, Senorita Yolanda
Alfaro, Miss Margaret Fleetwood
Gordon, Miss Marilynn Hines, Miss
Nancy Lawrence, Miss Achsah Dor
sey, Miss May Byrne, Miss Molly
Alvord Stonestreet, Miss Edith Ran
dolph Hood, Miss Berenice Wyeth
Merchant, Miss Patricia Prochnik.
Miss Martha Bell Moore, Miss Ann
Sperry. Miss Virginia Pennington,
Miss Ellen Hewes Flowerree, Miss
Nancy Hill, Miss Betty Ann Swagert,
Miss Patricia Kelsey, Miss Marie
Teresa Norris, Miss Dorothy Chand-
Ter, Miss Nancy Weller and Miss
Mary Richards.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
Installation Set

Ofncers Of the Soroptimist Club Of
Montgomery County, elected this
week, will be installed at a dinner
meeting January is at tho Kenwood
Golf and Country Club.
They are Mrs. Mary Sewers,
Chevy Chase, president; Mrs. Flor