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Evening star., 1940-05-07
Miss Edgar,
Mrs. Jones
Entertain
Charming Party
At F Street Club
For Many Friends
BY MARGARET HART,
Society Editor,

There have been many gay and
charming parties at the 1925 r
Street Club since the doors of this
popular rendezvous were opened.
Check of another friendly and de-
hghtful affair given there, for yes
terday Mrs. H. Williams Jones and
Miss Hazel Grant Edgar added to
the history of the club another jolly
and happy party that will linger
long in the memories OF those who
were in on the fun.
The guest, all close friends and
associates Of MARY and Hazel" ar
rived early and stayed late. In fact.
long after the closing hour there
were guests who just would not go
home. It might be we'll to add. too,
that the gracious hostesses were as
reluctant as their guests in having
their party brought to a close.
Garden Is Popular
Spot for Guests.
1t was in the garden that guests
fingered the longest. and it is little
wonder that no one wished to make
departure from the scene. Small
tables and rustic garden chairs
were placed under the trees and
animated and interesting conversa-
ton was heard as little groups got
together. Even the sun came out
from Its long seclusion to give a
perfect day for this lovely party.
The hostesses received in the
pleasant drawing room but after
awhile they joined their guests in
the garden. Mrs. Jones was a hand
some figure in her blue and white
print gown worn with a matching
redingote. Her dark blue straw hat,
with the crown appliqued with
flowers in soft blue and rose shades,
was unusually becoming to her
beautiful snow white hair. Miss
Edgar chose for the occasion a blue
and white silk dress made with a
short box jacket and she wore
wide-brimmed, dark blue hat. Both
hostesses wore a cluster of butterfly
orchids, Mrs. Jones' white and Miss
Edgar's in a pale orchid hue.
Also Anniversary
OF Hines Wedding.
Whether yesterdays hostesses
realized they chose as the date for
the entertainment the anniversary
Of the wedding of their close friends,
former Representative and Mrs.
Joseph Hines, is not known At any
rate 1t added interest to the occa-
sion and Mr.. and Mrs. Hines were
congratulated on all sides. Miss
Marlynn Hines was with her par
ents as was her brother, Mr.. Cam
field Hines who had earlier pre-
sented his mother with q cluster of
orchids in honor of her 25th we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hines went to the Washington Air
port from the F Street Club for
New York where a dinner party
was given in their honor.
A flower-decked tea table was laid
at one side of the dining room and
taking turn about in serving tea and
coffee in the course of the afternoon
were Mrs. John Allan Dougherty,
Mrs. Wallach Merriam, Mrs. John
c. Fremont, Mrs Eldridge Jordan
and Miss Genevieve Wimsatt.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers slipped away from her duties
on the Hill to attend and remained
for sometime and among others who
enjoyed the gracious hospitality of
the popular hostesses were Senator
and Mrs. Warren R. Austin, Mrs.
John R. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Underwood, Mrs. Henry La
trobe Roosevelt, Mrs. Randall Hag-
ner, Mrs. William MacCracken, jr.:
(See PARTY, Page B-1O)
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Mrs. Roosevelt Receives
On White House Lawn for
Woman Federal Workers
Assisted by Little Cabinet;
Colombian Ambassador Host
In Honoring Santander

beamed the gathered
White House yesterday
the oca family and little cabinet greeted the feminine Government
Although another the Colombian ofcay
indoors the brilliant sunshine guests gathered
to santander the patio
OF the drawing
At the White House. the guests
garden tulips and hearsea
Roosevelt
Woodrng wife Of the Secretary Of War;
Attorney General Mrs Edison wife of the Secretary Navy
1ckes wife of the Secretary Wallace
Secretary Of Agculure Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary
Mrs Sumner Wees wife of the
Daniel Bell Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Tea Will Benefit
Marine Book Drive

Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman and
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will be
hostesses at tea tomorrow after
noon from 3 to 6 o'clock at 1901
Seventeenth street. The party
will be a book shower for the
benefit of the Merchant Marine
book drive. Mrs. Tuckerman is
chairman of the committee, and
the new chairman, Mrs. Emory s..
Land, will be among those
present.
Pouring will be Mrs. Harry p.
Huse, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs.
Dion Williams, Miss Janet Fish,
Mrs. McCeney Werlich and Mrs.
Seth Richardson.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Mrs. Gray Hostess
To A. u. Guild GROUP

Mrs. Joseph M. M. Gray, wife of
the chancellor of American Uni
versity, entertained the book re-
view section of the Womens Guild
OF the university yesterday at the
chancellor's residence on the CAM
pus.
Miss Ninitz, of the Public Library.
spoke on Musical Folklore of Many
Countries"
Tea was served after Miss
Ninitz's talk.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Mrs. Stackhouse
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. George NJ Stackhouse, wife
of Capt. Stackhouse, U. S. A., of
Arlington, entertained at luncheon
Saturday at the Army-Navy Country
Club to honor Mrs. L. c. Wheeler
of Dillon. S. c.
Mrs. Dillon is State vice chairman
OF the South Carolina National
Democratic Committee and head of
the delegation to the National In
stitute of Government. The addi-
tional guests were also members Of
the South Carolina delegation.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Dinner for Visitor

Representative and Mrs. Frank E.
Hook have had visiting them for
the past two weeks Miss Evangeline
Stenstrom of Ironwood, Mich.
Thursday evening Representative
and Mrs. Hook entertained 20 guests
at dinner in honor of their guest,
who now has returned to her home
Michigan colors of blue and gold
were used in the decorations.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Mrs. Albion Tuck
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Albion wilkins Tuck enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Lane Scho-
field, registrar National United
States Daughters of 1912 and retir-
ing State president, today at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel.
The guests included Mrs. Elma Ray
Saul, Mrs. Clement W. Sheriff, Mrs
Theodore H. Tiller, Mrs. William A.
Hartman, Mrs. Maurice A. Emerson
Mrs. Don I. Skidmore, Mrs. Herbert
M. Chaney, Miss Amy S. White, Mrs,
Leo w. Kasehagen and Mrs. Charles
w. KutZ.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Miss Louisa Robert
Visits in Capital

Miss Louisa Robert Of Atlanta
Is in Washington Tor a few days
visiting her father. Lawrence
Wood Robert, and Mrs. Robert
at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Robert will leave for New
York Thursday and will return to
Washington Sunday to be ready
for the Junior League Horse Show
May II, 18 and 10. Alice Birney
Robert, baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert, will participate in
the horse show.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Fitzgeralds Take
Apartment Here

Comdr. John J. Fitzgerald has re-
turned to duty in the Navy Depart
ment from the U. S. S. Tuscaloosa.
Comdr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and
their daughters, the Misses Hor-
tense Lawrence and Sara Gannt
Moultrie Fitzgerald, have taken an
apartment at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Miss Solov Is Wed
To Mr.. Young

Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solov announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Sally Solov, to Mr.. Harry A. Young.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Young
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are making
their home at 4514 Connecticut
avenue.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
ROGERS Have Guests

Maj. and Mrs. A. G. Rogers have
visiting them at their home in
Arlington Miss Edith Compton,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Goodwin
Compton of Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Evening star., 1940-05-07

(See PARTY, Page B-10)
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SUPERVISORS
ALLOWANCES
APRIL TERI

The toEicz1ne aliow1nces are exsu.
sisered, allowed ard cTaerpc pa.
ogt Of the Caasnsv Treasury hy sne
County Beard q SnrxrVtsoxs q
Jackson County. MiSixsljEA ard
Clerk q the Board o. S-ap~1iSsss d
hereby directed to draw prog~r I
rants. therefor. te-wtt
General Ceuntv Fund
II W ccchran 10 da snap rds. ?
Ga attea or Rnard April tern.
si00m x W Rurnhani. u "a
taSp rox 2 d. stsen. on Beard
April term. si0eW II r 0Mutser
rs ia lnSp. rdS- 2 ia atien on
Beard April term. si6ae0. A r.
Moran. Is dA tnsp roa1S- 2 IA
atten on Board April term. sioc 90
r l. Vaughn. fs IA insp rds ? ia
stten on Board April term 500 %
Pred TaxloE elk. 2 "a atten On
Beard April term. 5000 n p.
Eeioeibere. sal atty. for B. OF s..
$500 Miss Ruth Cain. sal hoGne
eco $i2S % A J. Franklin. sal co
aet ag1- Si7s@ Miss ThesA
ciSsna sal aeno ca agents. SsoM
Annie Winds. sal colorpd co agsnt
home eco. s&aan jackson County
Hospital appro acct exp mo. ol
March. $4,000 J. X Graham. sal
CO. ASST sISf3s MIS- I'd. Coker.
dep ASH $500 wm. d Billiard.
sal &c atty $4,000. S r BaIbo.
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tax assessor, $1,000 Jos W. Reilly.
dep. tax AAseaSog. $1,000. A. W.
Cambley. Constable. inquest Mary
Mitchell. $500 r. Z Livingston.
Juror. inquest MARY Mitchell. 500
Edwin ID. Mays, Juror, inquest Mary
Mitchell. sl0o. J. w. CoIisum. Juror.
inquest Mary Mitchell. tio. q d.
mnson. juror. inquest Mary Nit
chell. 800. 4. v. Suthoff. juror.
inquest Mary Mitchell ei0o. ]. W
IAEdiey. Juror. inquest Mary Nit
ehell. 800. II A. Fatls. ooroner, In
quest Mary Mitchell. $500. Jules
LachaAxsee. groceries acct convict
camp. $685.. r. q. Lander N D..
sal director and tncidentals. st3s 81
J. NJ Epting. sal san. inspector.
siO6 90. Willie Belle Smith. sal p.
II. nurse, $500 Mrx. Thelma Gar
rett. sal. clerk. 5000. Mr.. WI
helmina Dawler. sAi. p. II. nurse
$4,000 Hsywnod Brooks. sal jan
itor. 500 Miss. Power Co. service
f7S2 Dealers Dist Co, supplies.
S2e5. = r. Equlbb a. Sons. sup
plies, $50 Miss. state Board Of
Heath. s~lgsssales. s1026. Sou. Bel
Tel & Tel, Co. service. $3.50. Hud-
sons Dry Goods. sup. acct. sewing
room. s30sf. Max Wilson. sun acct
sewing room. s2e42. Oscar Nc
FariArse. sup acct sewing room
s33z T. q Davis a. Sons, mat acct
sewing room. $3.50. George brad
shaw. rent ON / sewing mach. 500
Della Stewart. rent on sewing
mach. 800. Mira. r. r. Deasumes.
rent on l sewing mach. si0o
Walter Webb. sharpening scissors
used on sewing room project. a.i0
Happy Hardon. painting. Furnishing
cardboard for signs. sis75.
II. s. HenkeL. material. etc. acct
sewing room. s8I7 0uliey Gro. Co.
groceries acct conv. camp. t76s.
Pasca. Ice * Coal Co, coal acct
wPA library. siO77. Gaylord Bros
Inc. sup. per inv. acct library. $50
Remington Rand. Inc. l n. book
pockets. acct library. $500 Com
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ARENA


Mexnnogx a. she skrackieF FAnsly
MnFns 4 beaHlxGaa sc at ncNefts
ChAuei Sunday achsH ARA "a
We Az Wand M X " RuRwgka
b sell stzNsgn 20 ne IN N=zs4Nx
acheaa ngatn.
Frtenar q Mss fune Rcasests
naa9hier az NJ ard Nkr8 X W
RnzwrsN arr Interested ~ kFaoNAng
That Ase Is 4 mrfnnsr ~ ne peF-
klusfa0 JtnatnF Coasnse Oiee club
Iaee graduated AZ Tanrser- Williams
Ala. iaa year
Mr and Mrs. kfnoaa Nescn 81
C~hickASav Ala. visited Mfw mel
pnnb NrAndtAlhrx . D Davidson
hscr SUNDAY
me nommsnnity Singing Nas heh
e. Rceertx ChapRi SandAs. ASwa n
8nna lusegs frrMm HafinEtnsN wade
Rte Point ara Hurley we're present
The singing ea GOOD. Mr. Dawn
Hamilton called for several special
soage Mrs john &rfckier. her nnA
Stsnlry and Frank. dauxhters Ruih.
Helen and Mrs. Rex Roberts gave
two lovely numbers Mr. and Mrs
Ely also Mr. Pierce. Miss Louise
PiFrce. Harmon Williams ans Grady
Mizeilss souxx we're entoYed b..
everyone.
Mr. and Mira Harvey X Mayhrr
moved from Arena TO their new
hosne In wheslerviiie. Ala
Cur school children attended field
meet 81 The western division IN Mo-
bile County at Baker School AMii
n Tanner Williams Nosa voiley BALI
for htwh school and grammar grades
for girls.
Boys, oe-inch and ss-inch son IN.
ba sehail.
Peter u Summers wrn In the ora
contest. Tire winners viii
compete again m May at Murphy
fiieh School IN Mobile
Mr.. and Mrs N y Cunaheki. MRS
Bertha CumbeSt and Mis- cumbezt
we're visiting IN Elmo G. DavidSonxI
home Sunday afternoon
Mrs l. G. Cunningham had :
birthday dinner ~ her home Sunday
for Carl and Clayton. Mr and MIS-
Jonn c Wolford and son we're pres-
emit
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@f cons sorsm4a. sIasa Frr
Tasaw cfsAee rrnt acct 60 heaitf
dex S&m Haywood HrookA mag
c a.. $500 A iAnstrr. Sc mo
March. s@M Tony Arner 4 wsfc
aliow per oracr d If g. Si1a
EHw 3 C&Nassog& nxlcw p~r o~crr
n q 8. sla6 Nz sana Tanner
aAu~ pw oraer n ~ s. si7m
Mr. HanseF Nogf Arlcu rw~ ardcr
r q s. tf7M Oliver Tszley aHau
pes orasr r. q g ti7laa PAT An.
d9fNsn 4ilox pr eTclFx q % s
SIC 80 Mrs r n Rahy AiAaw uer
croer d q s &lz0 Mrs fda GcfF
alaea pr ortw a q 8 si9W
CaArrrre Victor. &ae< pHs sr9zw 3
81 s. Si1ao Stnaon RnxNr& aIlew
pr order r q s. Sl1ne Miss
Cara Herrina allow acct exp vel.
sare usftne. $500 n n Muore ".
funG acrt postage Cor CON cffies
500 Hlo@rnia Bauk a Trust CO.
IN h1Gidatton real for fsu4aze acct
hnfsse dem AK for negronx. si0N
Miss state Sanatnr1um esaagsa fog
Oracle couen a Mrs. Hy n Esner-
son. Frcd TAylor. elk recnrd-
ing deed from AIlae fa6ntcr 10 Jack
81 CO, sec Ools-CrNnI Gro
Co grncerses acct a. T. agrt for
dem wk. NO Lewis Furniture Co
I Nesco stove A even acct "a T.
agt- &e7 Dealers pis CO. sun
per irx acct C. H SIS
Merchants Cash Grocery gro
PER inv sccL cznvtct camp
kss13 W G Ravens Circuit cierk
smi paid for postage 81 -
fisherman Rros- ma hooA marriage
aoeI cir clerk. tsssT. MikH
Co light serv acct G u. and
nrsm~ s<9es MyrA Baale Fenkler.
work IN CON. office. 500
Irene Treheru. 81 days cooking At
convict camp Voc b Tanner. l
ss-lh pag acct conviet camp. $50
Rrxmfelda& Shoes acct. cursvlct
s2Ie 8 Z Btlto. repair on
stove acct convict camp $500
Head FNr. & Hdw Co. 6 bulbs. sup
uiies. etc. acct convict camp s. 50
Ice a. Coal Co ice acct
II mo. Of March. ssoa A. .
sal a nd upkeep county
home. t7isis. George oneai. dep
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COTTON MATTRESS
DEMONSTRATION
FOR THIS COUNTY.
t@w lneanse EkEm FsmTtses uase
0~ppuwkanlly Is Gee MMl4fpes
~ raysn9 rms CemfA

Ire FeaAtAl auFyauN csmnF
cSppSAlham n osNss se mae ssNsss -
ue suFgs@ ccttea nos an hAna =
s-paneasg Ne Cnssszn MagAsess
uNpaowsxsrAtAAa Program Tbs pro-
Rx7m y eesne rAr1ifa On lhFuaah
ns stats Exlnaskan TesMfsEaeHt
tn& Dn2ae faFan families wilN have
mncrnes e Ataa e. Aeaa gef SrRx and
aae-h&H - enFes naenns4 h e..
Fssx4 grxn farming are eliElbse -
aa# af4skAthsE& fow cessun n#e&-
nNasRa Tse ~apg1tcAtlnn hlanks fx
Ucftgn mattresses ara AVasiabse a.
~ cosnsy Arsntx uflsep nnw FAnl.
AAes NO mr. Applications are ~
gaifea - maze = ffFty-eentN aerssis
- npse ahe expeuse ~ makins ahe
natives THIS e1n b. the uHiy
CHARGE These wfsonc nFNaleatto Arp
atswu4ea fu eelt0n ana mattress
taeksnS wSn receive . rev essstnn
nszitresa Al eppiloattasa musa he
une6 n eefpHe Aafv 4. tssn m oxyser
70 ee& ttse Mattress MAktn9 re4upn.
ztFatsos Program started h 1Aeksan
county. u h necessary mat TO -.
plic&ituns Be revived ard nqFoyea
before ~ order can ~ placed wsfh
ths AAA ana IRE FEDERAL eus1slae
C0mmodits DlviasusA Therefore an
families Interested in recefssfw tnne
MATTRESSES sfs requested b nie ap-
pllealinSn a soon "A rcssibie Ap-
plsrAtlnn blanks are aTMiiahie Al Ire
uffirN 81 the ensnntP agricultural
assnt snd tlis horne Demonstration
aeenL
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raerclAi RMa4 casnpanv f-eat gsl
stuE accs nnTasy. HA MxtxSx
&ace Saw wpnN xuxa nnrt cenv
aamn $40 TEN T. KetchtHxs cel
czF4sFss cns~ weff krx1 AT ART.
NM Ire Secknnn Cossnty Tfnmes
ssp Acxt caan en- rxr en- wei'
fare uffsce a ! p ta& Rank Y
wMae resaiFz - rAitesn 40 mcb
acet sheriff. NaM 4 Guy KseSs
sheriff. rsFassa &oei Skp cunvsytng
p@tkcnf 20 Steta fANpssAl swFf
tneN Service G3eAnegA ~ h2Ankel
~ &a mcet salA a4M GA,
krnh& sheriff xttxsahgsg prA& mo u
MArchs tie10e Head rsrn 4
Hdw IN sre2 SAN eta nrr1 AT
"A e. e. Head raru A Hdw ca
sup ecrt se@tnN rosxn skf& 4 "
pennx. > p FEES n cpnw cASes
ti&W Prank naaiey witness ! aAy
1aA ConsFy rmse NW Cosnun ware.
Stiffness 1 a. sa& goosey case 81 o.
Mrs Henry ne~kss. witness ! - IN
1Aa Cunaes cAse tiUo " y ssepeA-
ernk cafst fees ln cnlae mm - -
DxlmaE nruas treat bin aect cnng,
easnp HW y Csssy. Ex-officie
= y fee& III cnnv case 81 90 , r.
Tasoensen. const4 tees ln cuzsx. ce,np
$50 me adv Psb CO puh issAh
&c. supplies ttsiT jackson CO.
Times pah lnRAls mo March.
siem Head Nmn a Hde CO.
sun a mat acct court h04Inf Is -
A. J. Franklin refund exp a trip 10
Jackson. LAures A mlp ncct Gem
act. kSo0 Ruth Z Cain. refund
Acct dsEn. M. t21lts Rny Casa.
say. aIsow. tner decFne as Mira
Ella Ashhruok allcw for 4 wk
maintenance foF L Z. Hicks pr DE-.
eree $500 Mrs hernice Ire nsrney.
allow fm 3 ~. main. minor. ta0M
Mrs TreolA ~ Davis. niigw. pr
decree. tte0e mfr and a MTs w y,
hyatt. allow per decree. sie0o.
George ChestAnk emerg. relief p0r
order Of g. tfzee r. HnnA est Of
VIZ performed A amount dee Tor
est. se4s es J W McCleskey. arch-
isectual service acct jackson County
Hospital. 0att. j. 0uy hfeo4.
sheriff. fees In cont cases sac
Ernest xestei. building het fos
pauper acct emery relief. 5000
Pred Taylor. elk refund amt pd
acct postage, t11A3. W. G. HapeUs,
elk. refund amt pd acct tanttor
service Ter CIR. eik office. sioe
sou. Bell Tele a Tele, CO. SER
vice A tolls acct judges dept, chan
Cfk. CO. agts.. sheriff. ASH CIR. en-.
ses %. sou. Bell Tels q Tel Co.
cer. dept pub welfare for
children. q 10 The Adv Pub Co.
stationery sup acct chiidrenf vel
dept. IA. State Auditing
Dept. e4i da audit Jan. Feb-rl
March. 1890. ef4sTslTb. Pred Taylor
cn. sal. Co. auditor isi quar-. per
order beard Of supervisors. $4,000
Moss Point FIRE Co. sppro. PR or
der u Of g. 5000. Pace FIRE Co.
Appru. per order Is. of g. 400 90
Ocean springs FIre Co. appro per
order u. OF O.. 5000. Moss Point
BOY Scouts Of America. appFo. acct
Advertising county resources pr or
ter D. Of 3. t1soo. Pas Boy Scouts
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stop and Ce-Rs1
and Creen-Ha1ff
starti That's unmc.
And fhaf'a where
GaevroIee's eav shift
Ina is Appreciates
Hacuum dos ~ II
the wmk. only - II
dons By the driver. No
fu1aina no slz0vinei
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q America, apsna afct ADVERTISING
county resources pr oraaf n nf =.
80 ~. oxean eFxiFisa Boz anaass
e Afnstsna. apssfo aec1 adveFtla.
Ing county resources orr order o. a.
Of q -. Henry n MnnFn. ar ~
IN eom office. ssnnn MerehAnta
Cash Grocery g. sup. per- inv. se ~
City of Pa. 70 safer service auEf
ending June 20 anct e II A. prssn
So ~. ktAm stella scott service
rendered mo. March CO Dept a.
emery relief, siaoe ~ eumedln.
ser. plumbing VT sect q n A
prem. @m Rusenhluma. wearing
apparel acct cons camp tz07
HIdsood sta Co. sup sect chan
elk. welfare office. 81 ~ KlRtn ~
Hlalock. appru Miss state reder-
alton Employees acct advertising
county resources. $500 Moss rulni
ins. Agency. prem. on official
Bends. Henry " Cochran a aupt
q Edara. A ?. Mexehee, go %
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