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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

WJLB-Czech. program.
WJBK-Italian Hourly.
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t:Ik T.. NJ.
WXYZ-Ohvio Sanford NJ q
WExL-Rev. s. Channel.
$50 q. NJ. Z
WCAR-Chief Pontiac-D.
WxYZ-Golf Tournament.
WJLB-Catholic Echoes.
WEXL-Natl Revivsl-R.
W45D-John Hammond NJ.
W49D-News roundup.
tsth r. NJ.
NJR Husing on sports.
WXYZ-Ricardo Rhythms.
WEX1s-Pilgrim Hour-R.
-wfsb King Cote Trio.
500 r. NJ.
WJR-Silver Theater-D.
WWJ-Cstholic Hour.
CKLW-CBS Military Rand
WCAR-Bill Norman-M.
W%YZe-News Acct
WJLB-Itslian Serenads.
WJBK-Rev. BotyRosh.
W45D-Catholic Hr.
WisD-Mus. comedy gems.
B:iS r. NJ.
WCAR-News.
WxYZ-Benny Kyte-M.
Mt,xL--ChristiaH Science.
$50 T.. NJ.
WJR-Melody Ranch-V.
WWJ--Dance music.
CKLW--Empire exchange.
WCAR-Ave Maria Hr. ID.
WxYZ-Baseball scores.
WkIxI~lmmanuel Gospel.
WJBK-Negro Artists-M.
Wi5D-Here Is News-T.
W49D-String quartet-M.
S:t5 v. NJ.
WWJ -Newscast.
CKLW BBC news.
WxYZ- Edw. Tomiinson I
W45D-Miniatures M.
WteD-Marimba melodies,
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frolic, and the spirit Of neigh
borly goodwill toward sister
towns along the Mexican bor-
der. A special invitation will
he extended TO Juarez in a
party in the Mexican city on
September 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

PERIODICALLY, vacation
spots that have been popular
for many years. enjoy new thou
sands Of visitors Such a spot -
the state OF Washington which
has been rediscovered IN the
past few years as an All-Amer-
icsn playground. Washington
combines the attractions Of
ocean hea h eS. cosmopolitan
cities smart mountain chslets
and deep wilderness retreats.
No matter what your tastes
in vacation activities, YOU can
satisfy them in this state that is
the heart Of the Pacific north
west.
The route westward from Chi
cago takes YOU through The
Iakelands and the valley Of the
Mississippi swings you north
eastward 10 81. Paul and Min
,apolis then across the
..ide prairies and wheatlands NJ
Minnesota and the Dakotas 70
the Big Belts. first range Of the
mid-continent mountains.
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Las Cruces
Scene Of


LAS CRUCES. N. NJ, Sept. 6.
H'iE second annual Fiesta de
u la Frontera, 10 he held in
Las Cruces September 1925.
will take on an international
aspect in commemorative the
three hundred sixtieth anniver-
sary of the ill-starred Rodriguez
expedition.
A Pageant of the Crosses will
open this fiesta with partici-
pants from Juarez and Chihua-
hua City, Mexico, among the
thousands expected TO assist in
rededicating the crosses for
which this south ern New
Mexico city is named.
Three great crosses were
erected north Of the city last
year 10 replace the ancient ones
which stood beside the old
Canine Real tking's highway,
marking the graves OF some 40
Mexican traders who were am
pushed and massacred by the
Apaches.
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Plan Folk Dances

In addition to the Pageant Of
the Crosses, highlights in Fiesta
de la Frontera include a pio-
neer parade. in which no motor
driven vehicle will he allowed.
folk dances and special fire
works displays.
FL Paso. Tex. southern gate
way 10 New Mexico and La
Mesills. one-time capital of
Arizona and New Mexico. are
among other communities to
contribute 10 Las Cruces
merry-making. 1t was at La
Mesilla that the Gadsden Pur-
chase was consumated-an act
which furnished the theme for
lats years Fiesta de la From
terra
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WCAR-Mstinee melodies.
WXYZ-Into the Llght-D.
WJLB-POeiic Sirings.M.
WExfs- Variety music.
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WJLB Popular music.
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WIR-Editors daughter.
WWJ Against Storm
CKLW-Heien Holden. ID.
VICAR News
NNYI--Divu Ornhsns.
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Radio Programs
SUNDAY MORNING

1900 A. NJ.
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cKLW-ssu Sslute-V.
WcAR-News Ace: music.
News Acct
WJLB-Lithuanisn prog NJ
WExI,-R. q. Bible Society.
MJBk-Jewish Hourly.
1918 4. vi.
WJR- Musical.
WXYZ--Piano duar'et-M.
WJLB- Church OF God.
10 80 A. NJ.
WJR-Duncsn -Moore-T.
WWJ--Lee Gordon-M.
CKLW-Orkan Ramblings.
WxYZ-Treasure Trails-M
WExL-Revl John Young.
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WJR-Don krtists-M.
CkLW Pontiac Baptist.
WJLB-Organ melodies.
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WJR What's new A. Zoo.
WWJ-Concert Orchestra.
WCAR-Donald Novis-A.
WXYZ-Continentals-M.
WJLB-Polish children-M
WExIs-Congregationsl-R
WJBK--Wayne King M.
u:i5 A. N.
WcAR-Fsmily worship-R
WHY'D. j. y. Norris.
WJBk-Latin Rhythms.
i:30 A. NJ.
W-IR-Rev John Zoller- r.
WWJ AT Ease-M.
cKLW-Anglican church.
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WEXL-Hiway 10 Heaven
WJBK-- Rev n King sisters
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WExIs-Rev. T. Blalock-R
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Honor Pioneers

To honor what is believed to
have been the first party of
white men 10 traverse the
Mesilla Valley Of southern New
Mexico. Las Cruces this year is
dedicating the Pageant Of the
Crosses TO Friar Rodriguez. a
Franciscan, and his two prieStly
companions who explored the
country in 1881.
The padres were slain. one by
one. by the Indians they had
come TO teach, but the expedi-
ton laid the groundwork for
the exploration of Don Antonio
de Espejo, who in 1882 came
north out of Mexico in a futile
effort 10 rescue the clericS.
Against this historic back
ground, Las Cruces will present
a fiesta replete with fun and
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TRAVEL
Washington COLORADO
State Remode Attracts
VocdtionIond Visitors

The old AAA Traveller OF
Automobile Club OF Michigan
today leads us into the glorieS
thar are Colorado IN the late
Summer and early Fall months.
the Colorado OF "guIches, gold
and gorgeouSnesS.
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Mrs. McEvoy Back
From Aqunquit

MRS. JAMES McEVOY re-
turned early in the week from
Ogunquit, Me. where she visited
Miss Nancy Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Loo A. M
WJR - Uncle Neal Reads
Ths Detroit Times sun
day comics.
NWJ News; Weather.
CkLW-Organ Moods N.
WCAR-News
WYE European News
WJHB-cald~a@i- SlagsIS-
WExIs-Rumanian Baptist
WJBk-Elder Emerson n.
s:Is A. NJ.
wWJ-Desp River Boys-M.
WcAR-Sslvstion Army NJ
W<Yz-On a Bus NJ.
$50 A. NJ.
WJR-Cabin Folks-M.
sNWJ-Words and Music NJ
CKLW-Pontisc Baptist r
WCAR-Rsv. n. Weinzlerl
NJLB-Hungsrisn Church.
WExL,-Gracs Baptist r.
WJBk-Dswn Clsss-R.
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WJR-Church or the Air.
WWJ-Bihle Highhghts.
CKLW-Det. Bible class.
WCAR-Sunday Musicale.
WXYZ- Fantasy IN Melody
Multiplying Clouds-V.
WEXL-Pentscostsl-R
NJBk Lithuanian Club.
s:50 A. ".
Wings over Jordan.
WWJ Tom Terrls
WHY SoutheTnaires-M
WJLB-Mt Zion Church.
WEXI-Rev. Weinzierl-R h.
WIRk Czech. Melodies,
a.t5 A. VI.
NNJ xylopnonist-M.
CkLW-News Ace T.
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Is:oo NOON

IL sU0 N'ON
WIZ Church ~ the AIR.
WWJ--SilVer Strings NJ
CKLW Hello Children ".
WNYZ-Chnd. Theater-V.
WJLB-Jewish Hourly.
NExl-Rev. q. Van Loon
WI Bk-Children's Hour Y.
W45D-Melody's Universe.
Iy:I5 o.. ".
WWI Salmon Derby
WCAR-Margaret Pelican.
4; 80 q. NJ.
WJR-Mothers ALBUMIN.
WWJ--Garden Hour-T.
CKLW --Conga Time-M
WCAR-Wake Up America
WExL-Rrv n StscrwtCz
M4sD-Chsfiie psnt- NJ
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WHIMSICAL.
WWJ- News
WXYZ-Conga Rhumbs VI.
WEXL-Lutheran Church
sOu v. W.
WJR-Nst tennis singles
WWJ-Upton Close
;kLM-iJream House ri.
WCAR-I.abor Party-T.
WxYZ-News Review
WEXL-Parkside Gospel
WJBk-Polish Varieties V.
W45D-The Far East-T.
T:Is T.. VI
WWJ-Wummer-V Vito Trio.
CKLW-Childrens Chapel
WCAR-News.
WXYZ-Foreign Policy I
WJLB-tkrsinian Hourly.
WXYZ-Foreign Policy-T.
W45D-John Wummer M.
70 r. NJ.
WJR-selectees Ant.
WWJ-Round Table Talks.
CKLW-Luthersn Hour X.
WxYZ-Tapestry musical.
WCAR-Old Fash. Church.
WExt-B Bethel Tabernacle.
W45D--John Hammond-M
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This program has been
given The Detroit Times
nv the stations herein
listed IL the presentations
SO scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
trout Times.
SYMBOLS
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WJBK Motor News.
400 A, VI
WJBK- Morning Ssrenads.
! 90 4. NJ
WJLB-Orgsn Melodies.
MJBk--Avs Marla-k.
1880 A. N.
CKl w Bsughey tabernle
WXYZ-Audrey. Lynn NJ.
WJbB-tuuut of truth VI
WIBK-Mnrnlng Melodies.
7;tS 4 NJ
W%YZ Morning deyotions.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON

Vincent Loper NJ.
ls;fS =. "
NIR Road % Life r
WWJ Man on street
CKIW- Musicale
WCAR-Frolic Makers-M.
WY News Summary
WJLB-Keyhoard Kapers.
WEXis- Musical
WJBK - Russ Morgan NJ.
Nf5D News SUMMARY.
90 =. NJ
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WWJ--Light of Worir n.
CRLW Happy Gang Y
WCAR-News Swing-M
WxYZ-Vincent Lopez NJ
WILR-News Csntrsn NJ
WENis-M usics
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WfhD-Mid.dav musical
NfeD-Luncheor music
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WIR-1oyce Jordzn
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WJR-FieIoher Nilsy-T.
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1900 NOON
WIZ Life Beautiful n
WV Banquet program.
CKLW News Ace T.
WCAR-NVWs
WXYZ-News Ace
WJLB-NeWs. Music.
WENL-Hawsiian NeIodie.
WiRK-Nsms That Song
Wf5D- CoDwehs Csdenzas
1913 r. NJ
WIZ Woman IN Whits.D.
WV Juhs Blake
CkLN- Dance Rhythms
NCAR-luncheon Cluh NJ.
WNYZ-Farm News
WEN Music program
NJBk Ray Blocks Sw
Wf5D--Women n ActioueI
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WV Lee srlts r
CkLW--Frt Pg Fsrren1D
WcAR--Nan On street r.
WY Midday Melodies
WILB-Detroiters spesk-T
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NiBk-Lunchson Melodies.
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ApNERTfsFMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

To modern bedroom suite like this such low price
something especially when consider that is genuine
walnut has and unusually large mirrors
Note the attractive routed lines the contrasting drawers and
the recessed vanity front We made fortunate purchase this
suite obtaining the July price which much lower than it
is today If you've been looking for suite that will
satisfaction low opportunity You full
Bed Chest and choice Vanity Dresser for only sos
Open Evenings Except Tues. and Wed.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

phasized by the Laddie carnations
of deep salmon color.
White House East Room
Decorated Effectively.
The four mantels of the east
room-Where the Navy Band played
for dancing-Were banked with
mixed fern and studded with pink
snapdragons, which also were used
with fern in the two handsome
vases. The four historic end tables
also held vases of flowers. Here
salmon pink carnations picked up
the color scheme and were used
with a graceful arrangement OF
fern.
In the state dining room the table
held silver bowls filled with pink
roses, and fern was arranged under
the picture of Lincoln on the wall.
AS the callers passed into this
room after greeting the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt they paused at
the beautifully appointed table,
where punch, in raspberry and
spiced f1avors, was served, and nuts,
small cakes and sandwiches were
on the small plates.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
By the Way
Beth Blaine


Mrs Edward B Mclean for
Petting
joint party dinner Wednesday
McShery
sulgrave Club preceding the dance in their honor.
Wheeler Williams American sculptor and his beautiful darkhaed
Washington
will Aiken where Mr. Williams will
Club
The Williams live New York-in charming
apartment a
with sunlight fine Here Wheeler does his here
finds of the beautiful figures he has done
Although Washington one.
William Georgetown.
so may o
n place n j
Of child
old the
child That night Williams
Richard Davidson
of his enchanting little
child for which Daisy Davidson posed she and which
of her most priced possessions.
The Albert Deweys parties always pleasant interest,"
blending of their Washington friends and their
blond
California,
on B-4
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Weddings of Interest
Miss Marguerite Louise Offutt
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Fred Moxlev

The altar boys who served at the
nuptial mass were Mr.. Edward Tay-
lor and Mr. Stanley E. Talbert.
The mother of the bride wore a
black dress and corsage of yellow
rose buds. The bridegroom mother
wore a blue dress with a corsage of
sweet peas.
A wedding breakfast and recep-
ton followed at the home of the
bride The three-tier wedding cake
was on separate lace-covered
table, with lighted candles, where
the bride, bridegroom and Father
Hess were served breakfast.
The brides travelling outfit con-
sisted of navy blue dress with a
white collar and matching pockets,
and a black fur coat with a corsage
of yellow rose buds.
The couple left on a wedding trip
to Philadelphia.
On their return they will live with
the bridegroomS parents until
March Is. when they will take up
their permanent residence near
PoOleSVille.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Gown Of Bright Flame Color
Worn by Mrs. Patterson.

After the Secretaries of War and
Navy we're received with their wives,
the lesser officials of the two depart
ments came down the line.
The Undersecretary of War and
Mrs. Robert P. Patterson were there,
Sea RECErpTIOM PAGE RI
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Mrs. Roosevelt Is Honored
By Congressional Club
Wives of Supreme Court Justices
And Cabinet Officers Among
Guests at Reception
Guests at Reception

cabinet we'll represented yeser
the Congress
onal Club its attractive clubhouse 2O0 New Hampshire
number included members of the
Others official life Capital have made it
their winter home these Charles nthcum and Mrs
Henry Allen widows Representatives helped establish the
club than Is years
Mrs Roosevelt who arrived from fashion aiding the
Tab wife of Representative Taer president OF the
organization She black length made with long
embroidered silver throat
string of turquoise black higher the left
had single black shoulder she had
cluster of orchids Tabes
length with jacket with Her black
shoulders
Evening star., 1941-02-12

portfolio. Mrs. Doak wore black,
her cape of Persian lamb and from
her black hat scarf of deep
fuchsia-color crepe gave the only
touch OF color.
Mrs. Clark Taylor
Attends Party.
Mrs. Clark Taylor, who as Miss
Margaretta Campbell, daughter of
the late Representative and Mrs
Timothy A. Campbell was prom
inent in affairs of the Congressional
Club for some years, was at the
party yesterday. She was accom-
panied by her siSters-in-law, Mrs
H. L. E. johnson and Miss Harriet
Taylor. Ore of the new acquisitions
to the club is the love-seat in the
reception room on the lower floor, a
gift of Mrs. Taylor in memory of her
mother, the late Mrs. Campbell, who
was a member from the time she
came to Washington until her death
ldoC yCdi
Two long tea tables were laid in
the alcoves off the ballroom, where
the receiving line stood. On the
one. pink carnations and white
snapdragons were in the center with
white candles, and, on the other,
red carnations with the white snap
dragons were flanked by red candles
Other spring blossoms were used
about the ballroom and in the re-
ception rooms on the lower floor
A section of the Marine Band
Orchestra gave background for the
conversation in its softly played
selections and color to the scene
with the bright red coats of the
musicians.
The party was altogether delight
full. the SpaciouSness of the club
house since its recent addition,
opened last season. making it COM
Portable for large numbers of guests.
Evening star., 1941-02-12

The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Louise Offutt, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. John B. Offutt of Poolesville,
Md, to Mr.. Fred H MoXley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest MoXley of
Unionville, Nd, took place Satur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock in st.
MaryS Catholic Church, Barnes
vile. The nuptial mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Carl F. Hess,
before an altar decorated with
lighted candles, sweet peas and
evergreenS.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white Slip
per satin which was made with a
tight fitted waist, long sleeves with
points a sweetheart neckline and
had a small train. Her long vel
fell from a cOronet of lace and
satin. She carried brides bouquet
of calla lilies.
The maid of honor was the bride S
cousin. Miss Mary Catherine Offutt
of Potomac. Md She wore a gown
of blue satin and carried bouquet
of pink carnations. Her headdress
WIS of matching velvet and maline
The bridesmaids wore shades Of
rose satin and carried matching
satin muffs. They were Miss Mary
Florence Offutt and Miss Frances A.
Jones, cousins of the bride; Miss
Parepa MoXlev, sister of the bride
groom, and Miss Mary Evelyn Jones,
cousin of the bride Their head
dresses were of matching velvet and
maline The junior bridesmaids
were the brides two younger sisters.
Miss Rosalie Catherine Offutt, who
wore dress of blue taffeta. a
matching nlIff with flowers and
matching taffeta hat and Miss Mary
Virginia Offutt, who wore dress
of rose taffeta and carried a match
ing muff with flowers and hat to
match
Mr.. Ralph MoXley was best man
for his brother, and the ushers were
Mr. Earl T. Shreve and Mr.. William
T. Jones, cousins of the bride Mr.
Alton Moxley. brother of the bride
groom and Mr.. w. Jerome Offutt,
brother of the bride.
The organist, Mrs. Charles H
Davis, played. Mr.. John E. Starr
was SoloiSt
Evening star., 1941-02-12
ROOsevelts Have
Dinner Guests

The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt had dining with them
before the reception last night
the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Stimson, the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Knox, the Under
Secretary of War and Mrs.
Robert P. Patterson, Mrs. James
V. Forrestal, wife of the Under
Secretary of the Navy; the
Chief Of Naval Operations and
Mrs. Harold R. Stark, the Chief
of Staff, Gen. George c. Mar
shall; Rear Admiral w. R. Sex
ton, Maj. Gen. Thomas Hol-
comb, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Ross T. McIntire, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Edwin M. Watson.
Miss Esther Lape. Mr.. Rene LIE
Roy, Miss Malvina C. Thomp-
son, and Mrs. James M. Helm.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Miss Helen HarSouIaS
Wed to Mr.. Philip Hunt.

The marriage of Miss Helen De-
metra Harsoulas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs D. G.. HarsoulaS, to Mr..
Philip Williams Hunt, son of Mr.
and Mrs N. Rex Hunt of Arlington,
Va, took place Saturday at 4:30
o'clock in St. Mary's Church in
Arlington The Rev. Peyton Will
liams officiated and a reception fol-
lowed at the home of the bride
groom.
Preceding the ceremony an organ
recital was given by Mr.. Carr T.
Van Sickler.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore a dusty
pink wool street-length dress with
a felt hat TO match trimmed with
fine black yelling She wore acces-
(See WEDDINGS. Page RAJ
Evening star., 1941-02-12

(See RECEPTION, Page B-5D
Evening star., 1941-02-12

Officers of the Club
Are in Receiving Line.
Mrs. Morris Sheppard. wife of
the senior Senator from Texas, first
vice president, was on Mrs. Roose-
velt's right in the line and wore a
white hat and veil with her black
gown. Mrs. Charles A. Plumley,
Mrs. Dow Harter, Mrs. Heron Pear
son and Mrs. Homer D. Angel, vice
presidents, were in the line, Mrs.
Plumley in black relieved by a gay
turban of flowers. Other officers of
the club receiving were Mrs. John
Sparkman, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Harry B. Coffee, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Charles Clason.
treasurer. Mrs. Sparkman's black
dress and hat were enlivened with
two bright roses in the front Of her
round turban; Mrs. Coffee had a
white vest, collar and cuffs on her
black dress, and Mrs. Clason had
flower hat, pastel blue predominant
ing, worn with a blue dress.
wives OF CdDintt MtnDtTS
Are Among the Guests.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., who
was hostess at luncheon earlier in
the day in honor of Mrs. Roosevelt,
called, wearing a long gray fur coat
over her dark blue gown, her small
dark blue hat trimmed with ostrich
feathers in dark and light blue.
Others of the cabinet circle among
the unusually well dressed and hand
some women at the party were Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson. Mrs. Frank Knox,
Mrs. Claude R. Wickard and Mrs.
Jesse H. Jones. Mrs. Stimson wore
black. her bodice having a white
vest embroidered in silver and crystal
with black ostrich feathers on her
black hat. Mrs. Knox also was in
black, the bodice having a design in
light blue matching the ostrich
feathers on her hat Mrs. Wickard
was in a blue tailored suit with a
small hat to match and Mrs Jones
wore a silver fox fur pocket. hip
length. over her black frock and her
bat uac hlack
Evening star., 1941-02-12

lContinued on Page b.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Reeders to Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred William Reeder
will entertain at a valentine-W we'd
ding anniversary party FRIDAY at
their home in Lorton, Va. Original
invitations consisting of large red
hearts have been issued.
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Roberts
Attend Function Together.

Mrs. Harlan FiSke Stone and Mrs
owen j. Roberts from the Supreme
Court circle were together, the for
mer wearing a hip-length cape of
mink over her black dress and her
black hat trimmed with black velvet.
Mrs Roberts also wore black, her
crepe gown simply made and about
her shoulders several sables. Her
black hat had a wide brim turned
up and over the low crown.
Mrs. William NJ. Doak. widow of
former Secretary of Labor, ar
rived at the party from the luncheon
which Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley, wife
of the former Secretary of War,
gave for Mrs. Stimson, wife of the
present Secretary of War. The
three were cabinet hostesses dur
ing the Hoover administration, Mr..
Stimson then holding the State
Evening star., 1941-02-12
Smart Uniforms
Much in Evidence.
Mrs. Roosevelt Wears
Gown of Midnight Blue.

Mrs Roosevelt Wears
Gown of Midnight Blue.
AS the President and Mrs. RooSe-
welt. followed by the Vice President
and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace and
and members of the cabinet and
their wives. crossed the hall from
the state dining room. the notes OF
Hail TO the Chief seemed to ring
out with particular emphasis and
cheer.
The Presidents wife wore gown
of rich midnight blue velvet maoe
on flowing lines and ending in
train. From the shoulders OF the
gown to the end of the train fell
wide band of Chantilly lace,
and Mrs. Roosevelt wore a necklace
of diamonds Mrs. Wallace was in
gold color brocade with a long
sleeved jacket of gold lame.
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson was on the
arm of her husband, the Secretary
of War, and wore a gown of gold
lame. made on simple lines but with
a full skirt. She wore diamond
ornaments to complete the costume.
Mrs Knox Accompanies
Secretary of the Navy.
The Secretary of the Navy, Col.
Frank Knox. was accompanied by
Mrs. Knox. who wore a gown of rose
brown lame and net under a short
white ermine cape which was tied
with a silver cord. She carried a
bag of the same material as her
dress.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Frank Walker came next, Mrs.
Walker wearing a black chiffon
gown which Sparkled with rhine
stones embroidered in snowflake de-
sign. Mrs. Claude r. Wickard, who
accompanied her husband, the Sec
retary of Agriculture, was in white
satin, the only touch of color being
the rare corsage she Wore-of bril-
liant red, star-shaped orchids.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Jesse Jones brought up the rear
with lady on each arm-Mrs. Jones
and Miss Frances Perkins, the Sec
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white chiffon, with pleated bodice
and the full skirt inset with silver
bands. Miss Perkins was in a black
and-White print gown, the jacket
studded with brilliants.
Floral Decorations
Are COlOrful.
AS colorful as the bright uniforms
worn was the always lovely floral
decorations used in the many rooms
of the Presidents house.
As the guests entered the red cor
ridor they found the tubs and
inches in the great hallway filled
with red carnations and fern, and
up the stairway we're placed vases
of bronze pink snapdragons ar
ranged with fern.
The blue room, where the PreSi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt received
before a screen of palms and fern,
was decorated with a group of
palms and studded with Snapdrag-
ons in varying shades of yellow.
On the mantel yellow snapdragons
mingled in the vases with yellow
roses and fern.
Deep pink carnations ornament
ed the green room, and the color
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