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Wed in Reno

The marriage Of Miss Hazel D.
Smith, secretary to Senator Pat
McCarran of Nevada, and Edward
F. Reed, a Veterans Bureau at
torney in Reno, New, was revealed
here today. The ceremony was
performed yesterday in Reno.
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Mems Furnishings

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end BATHING SUITS. broken "a Price
whites 5Se
fine shirts 3se
fins ~ sse
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sAJAAs fabrics popues styles eo'o $'5s
SUsPENDERS lengths sse
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nority group contended the war
should be covered expansively.
Some broadcasters said censor
ship restrictions imposed upon
broadcasters by belligerent powers
had reduced some broadcasts to un-
satisfactory limits.
The general policy is sought, it
was said, to preclude any severe
future restrictions by the Federal
Communications Commission.
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Radio Executives Confer
On War Broadcast Policy

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Extraordl-
nary problems attending radio
broadcasting or war news sent
American radio executives into con-
ference yesterday to determine how
To deal with foreign propaganda in
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the interests of American neu-

trality.
Executives let it become known
unofficially that presidents of the
principal broadcasting companies
were conferring frequently in efforts
to devise a general policy.
Majority opinion, it was said,
sought early return to normal
schedules in order to avoid upsetting
American neutrality, while a mi
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the child was in an orphanage about
80 miles from London.
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60 to France. Perhaps . Polish
legion will be formed there"
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Fall 4 Winterweight Suits
WOOL chEyIoT HERRikosok TWISTS Rsua
t47); t39t t46 40
Were $35 Sl7t
IMPORTED woesrEDs cHEvoTs Sizes 80
t4o 4z)i shorts t37 3s). t3s 47,. Were $ss Slss
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IMPORTED DOMESTIC chyIoTs WoRsTED sze: 1876
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HAND TAILORED WoRsTEDs end sHTLANDs sses: Resulo t37
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Sizes Regulars tss
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WoRsTEps 3s1. tao
.he,t 1ss: stout t3s, Were se5 and SIS $50.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

BICYCLES new, used and rebuilt. Trade
ms wanted. GEORGETOWN Bicycle g. Utility
Shop. 1911 wis. ave. Michigan 0100.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

PIANOS FOR RENT. spinets and apart
ment uprights. new and slightly used: only
S5 monthly. If you buy rental money will
be deducted from purchase price Natl.
5223. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. corner
18th and G. SITS
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BEDROOM 1O-piece mahogany set. like
new; 4-poster twin beds cost S325: will
sell for $50; other odd pieces. zoos
GEORGETOWN rd. Wisconsin BIAS.
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BEDROOM SUITE, maple; rugs. chairs
dishes North ATOM.
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BEDROOM, dining living room AB.C.
washer, studio couch, wardrobe, desk. WE
DO MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
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BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY, de luxe, used ]
week good as new. Sl39 so; this is not a
demonstrator Let US send you a Bendix
on demonstration. j. L. Bateman e. Son.
Electrical and ess appliances, plumbing
and heating. Open till 9 pm. Phone
Nnrth 4c22 2212 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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RUG-A real bargain In an Oriental rug
This gorgeous rug is . sarouk. .oxl2. Left
to be sold for only $125 90. Lester Dutt
and Associates. 1888 G st. NV.
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BICYCLES. boys and girls $3.50 UP;
trade, For repairing at reasonable
prices call Col. 1866. 246l 18th NV.
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SIS 74o SSs Haed 81 St fns elSstlis Hpt &C. vaHsr
FANS air circTlators, attic yentilators, ex-
eoee eons5 fsns Stock. M as of onv while they last last
pairs; brushes and belts for ali machines.
Harris Armatnre Co. 9th and o SITS. r ~
FINE FIN syyH WHITE; PER; PERFECT pIAMsoNp, carat
Ps45se an ssssn, E '0s as I'd
heirloom; estate will sell for ST 800. l. N.
Oppenheimer. 903 F St: NV.
FLo2RIMa q ING 9ssa 9Sa free q nails; spsclel
Quantities slishtly hisher. Hechinser e.
FRIGIDAIRE, excellent condition; sacrifice
quick sale. S23. 1907 H St. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE. all-porcelain, a. c.. good con-
dition SIS. Reliable washer, porcelain tub,
large rollers, S15 l N st. NV.
sss ss aenSon 's! n1s
Lincoln 4l6a 1920 Chester. Anacostia.
FRIGIDAIRE, S149; stewart Warner, 8
Gu: f., sood as @ new; re reasonable and misc
uF & seat pere ease cs3nd soadon syS s Sso
Hudson seal S25. Woodley 6932.
FUR COAT, Persian lamb. kolinsky trim
size so; cost $3.50: sell $50 cash; perfect
condition; too large for owner. Wood. ALL.
FURNACE, small. Dlpeless. 4-room size,
good condition, SIS. 1920 s. Glebe rd.,
Arl. Ph. Chestnut 1191.
FURNISHINGS, complete. for one-room
apartment. Park Central Apt, 1900 F
st. NV. Phone Met. 5400.
AsHasI Ken neqans 4sao oyey double
06a4.
FURNITURE-Moving from city. selling
everything. No dealers. All new in April
Republic 400. John Case.
FURNITURE. 3-pc. living room suite cheap.
Lincoln 1913. ~.
FURNITURE-Porch rockers, benches. bed
springs, mattress, crutches, dining and
living room suites, etc. Woodley 1881.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

BRICK, LUMBER g. PLUMBING materials
at bargain prices from hundreds of wreck
ranged for easy selection at HECHINGERs s.
You'll save time as well as money by
coming to any of our four yards. We quote
HECHINGER CO., Used Material Dept.
18th and H SITS NE. 9th and c SITS. S.W
6925 Ga. Ave. NV. 1905 Nichols Sc.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

BATHTUBS, furnaces, ArcoIaS. SINKS. ba-
sins toilet outfits, gas and INV. radiators.
gas stoves, pipe, fittings, etc, at lowest
prices. 929 Fla ave. NV North 392l.
BEAMS. steel columns. various sizes, in
Guiding some steel beams AZ #. long
PEBBLES Chemical Co. Jackson 1920.
BEAUTY PARLOR EoUIPMENT-Nestle
combination machine. Martin turbinators,
Al condition. Call Monday. oxford 2515.
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BEDROOM. walnut DON'T BUY-DONT
Than QUIZ PRiicEs7" SAYS Mr. Green.
Our suites are marked at talk the
delay-FURNTTURE WILL GO UP, but as
long as We can. our astounding values VIII
continue Come out and meet Mr..
Green" Remember. OPEN EVENINGS and
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. Green Furni-
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sacrifice If interested cali Jackson 1511"R.
EQUIPMENT. auto sales and service, COM
! plete; jacks, motor crane valve refacer
brake lining machine. battery charger. cleo
outfit, wheel aligner, safe, files adding
| machine, typewriter desks. etc Can be
seen Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. W. c.
upper, 1901 r. l. ave. Mt. Rainier Md
| Phone Greenwood o4nn
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ENAMELED SINK. good used, 1sx24 roll
rim with back. S2.4g; big bargain for
homes, summer COTTAGES. etc. HechinRer Co
ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book complete
set: perfect condition: hand painted pic
lures. 1882 33rd st. NV
Evening star., 1939-08-27

BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT for sale as
whole at sacrifice price for quick sale,
consisting modernistic permanent hair
manicure table, dresserette, pedestal wash
stand, facial and shampoo chair, chro-
and hxtures Gaa Indiana ave NV
Evening star., 1939-08-27

bEDROONI SUI ES V'jT. HNu WI TUUS UIlIFI
pieces Call Saturday or Sunday after
noon 500 Dale drive, Silver Spring. Md.
BEDROOM, mahogany. Really mag
nifcent suite" SAYS Mr.. Green. Priced SO
foreet folks. there are two important fea-
lures about my store % WE ARE OPEN
NIGHTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. t2)
Your credit is good Green Furniture,
2hnn Genrsia ave GenrRla 22o2
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BEDROOM SET, wanut-fnish; infant S
crib. mattress; baby scales, play pen. Good
condition WoOdley 61q1
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Miss Ball Guest
At Party Given
BV Miss Nash

Miss Penelope Ball, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gros-
venor Ball, formerly of Norris
town, N. Y, and now of Illinois,
was the guest Of honor at the
party Miss Katrina Nash gave
yesterday afternoon in the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Cleveland Nash. at $500
Massachusetts, avenue. Miss Ball.
who arrived Saturday afternoon
in Washington, expects to leave
this evening for her home. Yes
terday she wore a smart black
dress OF street length and a cor
sage of talisman roses.
Miss Nash wore a blue tea
gown and a lovely old-fash-
ioned watch and matching chain.
She had assisting her Miss Ann
Sperry, a debutante cousin of
the hostess; Miss Yolande de
Mauduit. Miss Juliet Dulaney,
Miss Marian Scott, Miss Helen
Cream and Miss Lisette Riggs.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Chairnen Named
For Hospital
Benefit Bridge

Mrs. John F. Richter, president of
the Ladies Auxiliary of Providence
Hospital, has selected the chairmen
for the hospital benefit bridge jan
uary 26 at the Willard Hotel. Mrs.
Richter announced her selections
at luncheon given last week by
Mrs. Edwin H. Duff, a member of
the board.
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
Edwin H. Duff, general chairman;
Sister Rose, chairman of social pa
irons: Mrs. P. K. Faerber, chair
man of business patrons: Mrs. John
F. Victory, chairman of tickets; Mrs
James OEKeefe, chairman of door
prizes; Mrs. James Early, chairman
of table prizes; Mrs. Don Knowlton,
chairman of arrangements; Mrs. J.
Rozier Biggs, chairman of Reception
Committee, and Mrs. Edward
Shaughnessy, chairman of pub
icity.
Plans have been perfected for gen.
eral solicitation of patronage for the
function to raise funds to meet ex-
penses of Providence Hospitals op-
erations, particularly in the field of
public and charitable clinics.
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Reception Planned
By Italy America
Society

Wives of officers of the Italy
America Society of Washington. and
women officers of the organization
have been invited to assist and pour
at the first social function of the
society Wednesday at the Mayfower
when the Italian Ambassador and
Donna ELY Colonna will be the
guests of honor The reception will
mark the beginning of the 11th
season Of the society and is for
members only.
Miss Bell Gurnee and Miss Janet
Richards, vice presidents, have al
ready accepted with Mrs Fortunate
Porotto, wife of the secretary, and
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, wife of
the treasurer.
Others invited to assist are Mrs.
Breckenridge Long. wife of Vice
President Long; Mrs Fernando
Cuniberti. Mrs. John c. Fremont,
Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs. Thomas H.
G. Reed, Miss Cornelia Bowie.
Mrs. z. Barney Phillips, Mrs.
Henry w. Garnett, Mrs. Jacob
Loander Loose and Miss Dorothy
Ann Rutherford, all members of
the society, also were asked.
Evening star., 1939-12-18

Miss Bechtel wore a gown of blue
MORE fashioned in a style similar
to the brides dress.
After the ceremony a reception
was held in the drawing room and
Miss Maud van Woy. owner and
president of the college, received
with the mothers of the bridal cou-
pie and with the bridal party.
The bride attended Linden Hall
Seminary in Letizi, Pa. and Fair
mont College. Mr. Baker attended
Shady Side Academy and the
Arnold School in Pittsburgh.
For travelling the bride chose a
green costume with kolinsky
jacket and brown sailor jacket with
kollnsky trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker will make their home at 2O3
Eastern avenue, Aspinwall. Pa.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Baker of Downingtown,
Pa, parents of the bridegroom; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph B. Baker. 3D., Beth
lehem. Pa; Miss Marcie Baker. Miss
Sarah Baker. Mrs. Gilbert Nell
vaine, Miss Lucy McIlvaine, Mrs.
Walter Biddle McIlvaine, Miss Fam
ny. McIlvaine, Mr.. Richard l..
Downing. Mr.. Welles Wiley and Mrs.
Hanson of Moorestown. N. j.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Miller, jr., of
Pittsburgh.
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Miss .Eareckson Wed
Marriage to Mr.. Randolph Baker
Takes Place at Fairmont Colleee

A lovely wedding OF Saturday
afternoon took place in the drawing
room of Fairmont Junior College,
when Miss Page Carter Eareckson,
daughter of Mr.. John F. Eareckson
of this city, was married to Mr..
Randolph Briese Baker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph B. Baker, of Down.
ington, Pa. DR.. H. S. Wilkinson,
pastor of st. Thomas Church, per-
formed the ceremony, and the we'd
ding music was played by Miss
Margaret Howard. Palms, chrysan-
themums and white snapdragons
decorated the room where the we'd
ding took place
Miss Barbara Bechtel was maid
Of honor, and the best man was Mr..
Andrew Baker, brother of the bride
groom.
The bride wore a gown of broche
de soire, brought from the court of
Vienna 40 years ago. The gown
was designed by Miss Marian Hal
stead in formal Viennese Court
style. The train. fell from the
llmy hustle of illusion, which is
embroidered on the gown in delicate
gold motifs. The flowers on the
head of the bride and her bouquet
were white roses. forget-me-nots and
lilies of the valley. She was given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Ber-
nard M. Carter.
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Mrs. Muriel Davis
Leaving Thursday
To Attend Wedding

Mrs. Muriel E. Davis will leave
Thursday for Newburgh, N. Y,
to attend the wedding of her son,
1t. De Alley ingalls, Davis,
U. S. N. retired, to Miss Barbara
Hornbeck, which will take place
Saturday. When Mrs. Davis re-
turns she will be accompanied
by her son and daughter-in-law
1t. Ellsworth I. Davis. an in
structor at the United States
Military Academy at West Point,
and Mrs. Davis and their baby
daughter. 1t. and Mrs. Davis
will spend the Christmas holi-
days here with 1t. Davis mother
and his aunt, Mrs. Edward G.
Blair.
Mrs. Blair, formerly of Kan
sas City, is now making her home
with her sister. Mrs. Muriel
Davis, at 1908 Ashmead place.
She is we'll known here, where
she made her debut while her
father, the late Senator John
James ingalls, of Kansas was
president pro tenn of the Senate.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Haniltons Mark
Anniversary
With Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hamil-
ton celebrated the 18th anniversary
OF their wedding Tuesday in their
new bungalow at 718 Richmond ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md, with re-
ception. They were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Frank V. Price of
Washington, who had charge of the
buffet supper served during the
latter part of the evening. Mrs.
Hamilton wore white satin gown
and slippers and had a corsage.
Guests included DR.. Philip Litvin,
Mr.. Price, Mr.. William y. Baulin,
Mr.. William E. Baulin. jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Roy Barnes, Miss Marjorie
Snider, Miss Peggy Snider, Mr.. Carl
w. Snider, jr., and Mrs. Irene Field
Bush of Washington; Mr.. Honick of
Pennsylvania. Miss Greta Ludwig
and her mother and Mrs. Hattie
Ludwig of Arlington, Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. Let's.
Mrs. Hamilton will keep open
house New Year Day.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Miss Wagner Bride
OF Mr.. Rodebauah

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Wag-
ner announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Helen Louise Wag-
ner, to Mr.. William Walker Rode
baugh, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodebaugh of Baltimore. The we'd
ding took place in the Church of
Our Saviour, the Rev. Mr.. Wills Of
flciating, yesterday at 3 o'clock. The
church was simply decorated with
palms and sunburst chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore her trav-
cling costume. a smartly tailored
beige we'll crepe with brown acces-
sories. and had a shoulder bouquet
of orchids.
Mrs. Walter Elliott Button was
matron of honor and Mr.. Giles
Clements was best man. Mr.. Wal
ter Elliott Button played the we'd
ding music.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodebaugh received,
informally assisted by their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodebaugh.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Luncheon Given
In Honor of Two
Debutantes

Mrs. Smith Hempstone and
her daughter, Miss Mary Dora
Thompson, honored Miss Betty
Drayton and Miss Joanna Hunt
lngton at the luncheon they
gave today at the Chevy Chase
Club. Both Miss Drayton and
Miss Huntington are debutantes,
having made their bows in the
spring.
Among the guests were Miss
Edith Pearson, Miss Dorothy
Chandler, Miss Joan McKenna,
Miss Yolande Alfaro, Miss Les
ley Burchell, Miss Charlotte
Burchell, Miss Ann Wilkinson,
Miss Barbara Boiling. Miss Mar
garet Craighill, Miss Cecilia
Train. Miss Dorothy Cowan, Miss
Gertrude Pearson, Miss Martha
McKenna. Miss Ann Sterrett,
Miss Betty Chandler Miss Betty
Golsan, Miss Katherine Pearson,
Mrs. I. William Hill. Mrs. John
Leonard. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann II, and Mrs. Godfred
Kaufman.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Social Notes on Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
MIR. Farley to Attend Dinner Dance
In New York City Tonight
For Gov. and Mrs. Lehman

The Postmaster A Farley Joined family
New York for the week end remaining
tonight which planned honor the
and Mrs Herbert will
tn New York
of young active in city State politics. Adams
president the Vanguard chairman
The Venezuelan Ambassador
was in New York Friday evening for the dinner military
by the 7h Regiment
The tribute Simon
South American
a in honor of
his visiting Washington
Senor Don Comena former Governor the
The general counsel of the Federal
Wyatt dinner
Costa Rca Castro Beeche.
Gueman Minister
the Cuban Munla
u NJ and Mrs Montgomery;
retiring Minister and Sonora Castro Beehe;
and Mr. Michael Werbos of York
the of honor dinner
Jacobs entertained Fifth
Among other
Nicholas Iey Legation
here and Rear Admiral Reginald Beknap
of
peals and Mrs Van Fon will leave Lisbon
they will Christmas
will 210l Connecticut
day, December q.
president College Newport Admiral
Saturday Holiness
and Mrs Holmes at the Meunchnger King in Newport.
Evening star., 1939-12-18

With bowls OF tawny chrysanhemums
From there Dudley GEORGETOWN
where the Woods entertaining Mr. and Mrs william
Laughln and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Laugh
are staying with Mrs Laughns cousin Robert
for them at dinner Saturday night nephew
four have pleasant associations 1aughn
the pretest people we have adian lovely
pematuey hair gentlemen present remarked
Is so lovely she almost takes breath away
At the Woods we saw Mr. and Mrs George Howe Mr.
brother r-n-aw and sister Mr.. and Mrs Edward Weld.
Rosenberg staying with Mrs. Lloyd moore at the
home OF her parents the Harry Hawes and included group
Saturday night there many that we cannot
possibly tell about them all In addition Goes already
mentioned, there Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Espi Mr. and Mrs wilkins group the
marrds Jacques small and very
attractive house Letters Virginia friends
for the at the sugrae Club
and Mr. and Mrs snowden Fahneoks for Mrs Wattriss
latter included the beautiful Nine
Loudon she in mulcooed striped lame pastel tones
the Counselor the Netherlands Countess van Rech
taffeta Skirt the Attacbe Of the French roba % a % c k
Iimur, Charles York Albert Dewey Mr. and Mrs
Oliver oDonne she in beige Joseph Letter
Mrs George Sloane of Warrenon the
Embassy Mrs Fahnestock wore silver lame
and MRS Wattr wore pink lame jacket her black
gown and with 1t her wonderful diamond bracelets
Yesterday there which Mry Louise Marsh
gave for the much-feted Prince
noon the very gala cocktail party Of the George
Marianne zuberbuhler
The Garrett Georges friends with the
contemporaries OF Magot and Marianno
heavenly twotoned blue equally
smart in deeper shade blue with Among
the Argentine
Ambassador and Ambassador
de Saint Quentin
nat and black gown Rear Admiral
Meem Jock Merriam Mr. and Mrs Joshua daughter
Mariana and their Philip Richard
tive Vom Rah twins Mr. and Mrs Nathan
Bond Count and Countess Robert Mr. and Mrs Anthony
Felicity lovely in bright red dress Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Prochnik there
purple orchids on her shoulder Patricia Procn
Mrs Jean de Sbour Miss Helen de Lmu Jeraud
Wright Tney Adams lust returned
to Washington taken
malndr OF the winter Mrs
Demarest Lloyd in brown and sables Keith Officer
White, Harold Fangboner,
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Mrs. Binyon Holds
HOusewarmine

Mrs. Algernon H. Binyon, known
in art circles as Caroline Van H.
Bean. has returned to her home at
2505 P street and yesterday after
noon held a housewarming. Mrs.
Blnyon has been absent for some
time, arranging exhibits of her work.
A portrait of Mrs. John WILDER
Jenkins and drawing of Mrs. A.
Robertson Middleton were on view
yesterday with a recently completed
portrait of the small son of Dr.. and
Mrs. L. Hardin, jr.
Assisting Mrs. Binyon were Mrs.
Jenkins. Mrs. Middleton and Miss
Madeleine McCandless.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Abner Drurys Give
Christmas Party

Mr.. and Mrs Abner Drury gave
their annual Christmas party yes
terday afternoon, receiving infor-
mally during the tea hour. The
several hundred guests fingered
about the gayly decorated tea table,
which had large bowl of red
carnations and holly in the center
with red candles in the graceful
silver candlesticks. Mrs. Drury
wore becoming gown. the bodice
of black velvet and the wide skirt
Of rose lame and on one shoulder
spray of gardenias.
Alternating at the tea table were
Sonora de Munilla. Mrs. George
Allen, Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs.
Daniel Thew Wright, Mrs. Barge
Hartz. Mrs. F.. Mckenzie Dawson,
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Student to Return

Miss Catherine Tilghman. who
made her debut last year. will re-
turn from her studies at Manhat-
tanville College in New York to
spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Charles H. Tilghman, at her
home in Georgetown Before coming
to Washington Thursday Miss
Tilghman will go to Richmond for
the debut party of Miss Dorothy
Cowarden Wednesday.
Evening star., 1939-12-18


George Carrots
To 60 back to Saturday. First, we went
to the Attache of the British Embassy and
Mrs. Harold Sims apartment at Wardman
Park, where we found handful of friends
gathered to welcome Mrs. Frederick Wat
triss (mother of Glamour Girl Brenda Frazier)
to Washington. Harold Sims and Mrs. Wat
triss are old friends, having first known each
other in their mutual home town, Montreal
Canada, where Mrs Wattriss' father, Sir
Frederick Williams-Taylor, was general
manager Of the Bank of Montreal. AS the
British are, or at least were, in court mourn
ing until yesterday, the little gathering was
small and informal and included only few
old friends of the guest of honor Mtzi Sims
we thought, looked unusually pretty in
trailing black velvet tea gown with gold
leaves embroidered about the throat, and
the Sims apartment was pleasant and CAV
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Oregonian Party

Miss Pherne Miller, secretary of
the Oregon State Society, has in
vited all native sons and daugh-
ters of Oregon who are in WASH
ington to come to party she will
give from 4 to II o'clock Christmas
Day at her home, 1882 Sixteenth
street.
There will be buffet supper and
dancing.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Albertson
Trodden announce the birth of a
son, Stephen Anthony, Wednesday,
December 13. Mrs. Thodden, be-
fore her marriage. was Miss Mar
guerite Myers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Myers OF this city.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Miss LaVner Returns

Miss Edith J. Lavner has returned
to her home in Philadelphia after
visit of a week here. She was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DAN
zansky and Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Lewis,
Evening star., 1939-12-18

Mrs. Irene Caldwell, Mrs. James
Cunningham, Mrs. Thomas Dawson,
Mrs. Robert E. Morgan. Mrs. John
Shugrue and Mrs. Oswald Schuette
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Miss Fulton Better

Miss A. V. Fulton, who for many
years has lived at the Mendoza
Apartments, is convalescing at Gar
field Hospital, where she has been
for about a month.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
Birth Announced I.

Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Freyman of
Colonial Village announce the birth
of a son, David Alan, December /
in the George Washington Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-12-18
votes From the Social Calendar Of Washington Envrons
BY the Way
Beth Blaine;

ayest
Starting of Saturday afternoon
cocktail parties Mrs Robert
Bacon dinner visiting young Zubbuhers-down from New