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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Opdrtdns
Set.J-Hop

EAST LANSING. Feb. 81.

EAST LANSING, Feb. 81.
JOE SPARTAN and his lady
" set at least three presidents
this weekend as they went
J-Hopping through Spartanville.
For the first time in J-Hop
history, military dress was in
mode with formal attire at the
big party, which attracted al
most 900 couples to the college
auditorium.
Cavalry boots and olive drab
coats with white shirts were
mixed with sheer evening gowns
and long tails that fitted across
the floor TO the tunes of Jan
CARRIER and Bob Strong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
'SiIsexa' Dinner
Set BY Drill lean

THE LADIES drill team Of
Fran Lodge is having another
of their famous "SlllSeXa din
ners February - az the Danish
Brotherhood Temple supper
will be served az s p m and
dancing Will follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Many Ardent Pupils

Mrs Charlotte CNiiSon is IN
charge and among hGT many
ardent pupils are.
NtSDANES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Names Listed
Included in the group are d.
MFsDAMEs

Mrs. George s. Lent of Mar-
rington drive Is chairman Of the
American Red Cross Unit that
meets every Monday at All
Saints Church IN Seven-Mile
and Oak drive.
Mrs. Paul Hlnckley is assist
ant chairman and Mrs. William
F. Schmitt, secretary and treas
liYpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Mrs. Fellows Mother

Mrs. Fritz Miller of Seattle
was among the guests in town
this week enroute South She
was the guest of her daughter
and Son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Fellows, and was
present at the gathering Of the
Twentieth Century Club held at
the home of Miss Henrietta
Lewis.
Then Mrs. L. r. Richards Of
MorGanfcld. Ky. who is making
stay with hcr son and daugh-
tcr-in-law, the William l.. Rich
ards, is another popular visitor.
With the Flint Institute OF
Arts Canceling its annual Fine
Arts Ball, due 10 the war, the
mid-winter calendar lacks one Of
the most colorful functions Of
the year. but the ElkS Glec Club
has come to the fore and ar
ranged a benefit concert and
dance,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Bishops
Or Flint i.
Enjoy Skis
FLINT, Feb. 81.

DESPITE the tire rationing'
~ ski addicts are using precious
rubber for jaunts 10 favorite
spots in the North. Practically
each weekend finds a group en-
joying the sunny slopes of the
Otsego Ski Club and Vanderbilt.
The party usually includes Mr.,
and Mrs. A. William Bishop,
Miss Betty Bishop, Miss Frances
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell s.
Bishop Jr. Fenton Dawson and
Patrick Doherty.
Mr.. and Mrs William G..
Gregor are among the smaller
group of sun-seekers this year.
They left Thursday for Holly
wood, Fla. There they will visit
their son, Bill. who is studying
at the Riverside Military Acad-
envy Mrs. 7. j Halliean was
also on the absent list when she
visited her son. Thomas Jr., at
Notrc Dame University. where
he Is a student, and chmaNed
the stay with a week in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

PART 3, PA GE 4
Evening star., 1942-01-26

1--WE scared you-that's nne. Re-
member, Just Is long as you are In
this business, stay away from
drunks."
She almost told him, my father
Is Earl Dixon" She pictured the
new look on the directors face. He
would find it safer to have nothing
to do with the daughter Of drunk.
II must find him." she decided.
What If he were an extra in her
own Aim?
do we have a lot of extras in
the picture" she asked him. But
he was deep in his thoughts and
didn't hear at first.
when I came into pictures-in
silent days" he told her. drunken
ness was more prevalent than 1t is
now. There was . guy I worked
for - Dixon, Earl Dixon you
wouldn't know him. But he was
the best director then-or now, or
ever. He drank-oh, my God, how
he drank. What's that about extras?
Are there many? No, why?"
What did you say about Dixon?"
Il was his assistant director-a
long time ago"
Dye ever see him now"
Evening star., 1942-01-26

were usually older than Livia. 1t
was safer that way-safer for him.
Well, no matter how old or how
young they were, he could always
take care of himself.
"Sit next to me-" he said to Livia.
She was taking OF the little green
apron she had worn over her dress.
She hesitated.
Still scared?"
mo, but"
"Sit down."
I'm being ridiculous" Livia
thought, but she left q foot OF space
between them.
Two Hours Of Work.
For two hours he destroyed her
preconceived ideas of how she would
play the part, her voice, her man
nerisms, her gestures.
"You roll your eyes when you
speak-very charming in real life
but terrible for the screen" he told
her. And you bounce when you
walk. It's cute, but you'll look like
a penguin on the screen. :. Say
that line again-and raise your
voice at the end-just as you do in
real life. Now smile. No,
smile naturally. No, that's even
worse"
Livia tried to soften him by NOV
ing closer, but. she might as well
have been the table. She felt
ashamed and moved away. Finally
she said despairingly:
I'm hopeless" He stopped play
ing teacher and grinned into her
distressed face.
Not entirely" 1t went on.
Charles was just getting up and
saying good-by to Lvia and debat-
ing inwardly the sort of kiss he
might get away with when there
was a loud, insistent ringing at the
door.
III 60 see," said Livia.
She shouted for him to come
down. A boy under the influence
of liquor was supporting Bertha.
He was almost sober, with the shock
of the accident.
MY carat the corner of the
street." he said vaguely.
Bertha tainted in the passage
way. She revived before the doctor
came. He insisted she must 60 to a
hospital. Her face was badly
gashed.
I've ruined YOU" the boy sobbed.
stop that" commanded Fordyce.
why In hell do you drive a car
when you're drunk? Where are
Evening star., 1942-01-26

II read where you had big part
In a picture. What's its name
something about love and moon?"
June Madness'-but 1t isn't q
big part"
You should complain to Charles
Fordyce-heS your friend. He's
every woman's friend"
"Bruce-please don't be mean"
Her eyes pleaded, Bruce, let's 60
somewhere and talk"
See you on th,' barroom floor"
he said and strolied away. 1t was
a new casual Bruce. and she did
not like him this way. But she had
infinite faith in her powers to charm
him again.
She called at the publicity de-
partment Tenant was grateful to
her for saving his job.
I'm going to put you over, baby,
like no one has before. I'm gonna
make you the new sensation"
Say anything you like about me
only no more romances." She eS-
capped and found Stage7. The door
man knew her, and there was no
difficulty getting on the set. Bright
arc lamps converged on the three
sided, garish 1880 barroom. They
were always the same in pictures
the cheap looking, underdressed
ladies of no profession, the large
array of glasses on the bar, and the
bewhiskered, smiling barman in
front of the huge mirror, that was
always smashed in the final free
for-all: the gambling tables, the
sinister proprietor with a diamond
pin as big as your hand; the sudden
gun play, the gambler and the usual
fight with the usual hero.
Bruce was doubling for the hero.
who was too precious to risk his
Evening star., 1942-01-26

night" Alice had yelled into . tele-
phone at IL that morning. you
can't do that to me. I'm going to
tell my husband" But Fordyce knew
that even Alice couldn't say to her
husband, II want to fire q director
because he did not keep . midnight
appointment with your wife" Oh,
but she could make trouble for him
in other ways. He almost decided
to throw up the picture. and tell
them both to Jump in lake. But
here was Livia, her blue-gray eyes
troubled. She would be grateful to
him. And grateful girls were kind
and yielding.
Poor Bertha" she said, her eyes
filling with tears.
Poor Bertha nothing" snapped
Fordyce. What do you expect when
you 60 about with drunks? She's
lucky it wasn't worse. Look, II you
want to get on In this business, don't
go out with drunks. I've seen too
many-directors and actors getting
5000 and 10000 week. and
throwing it all into o bottle of
liquor. Stay away from them. They
drag you down with them II it's
the last damn thing they do"
There was fear in her pale face.
Evening star., 1942-01-26

$3.50, 900 per- picture neck for the 90
foot jump. But the hero would do
everything except the jump. Livia
watched Bruce as he put one foot on
the balcony rail. but he was nervous
and it had to be done over and over
again-until the director lost his
temper and screamed:
"Vot are you-an actor or a
mouse?"
Livia Is Nervous.
Livia giggled nervously into her
handkerchief. And now the camera
was ready for the actual jump. The
balcony seemed very high from the
floor. Suppose Bruce was hurt?
Her throat contracted. If he were
killed? Then he would never know
how much she loved him.
"Bruce!" The word cut through
the take" and ruined 1t.
"Vot the" shouted the direc-
tor Who did dat?" The eyes Of
every one on the set accused Livia.
Kindly 60" screamed the direc-
tor.
She did not look at Bruce, but
went quickly from the set. She
waited outside long time, hoping
he would join her. But she finally
had to go
1t was late when she arrived at
the wardrobe department.
Wed given you up" said the
pleasant faced woman, through the
pins in her mouth.
Sorry" mumbled Livia. She un-
dressed. DO they have many acci-
dents?" she asked the dressmaker.
Who. dear?"
Stunt men" The woman draped
Evening star., 1942-01-26
the police, anyway, in this damned

the police, anyway, In this damned
State?"
Bertha Is Afraid.
Bertha did not want to 60 to q
hospital.
I'm afraid" she whispered to
Lvia.
I'll be with you. darling-all the
time" Livia assured her.
But what are they going TO do
to me?"
"Only a few stitches" Livia lied
There were bits of glass deep in her
skin. 1t meant the end OF Bertha's
unbegun movie career. She had
been signed for q bit" role in
June Madness" And her legion of
men. Would they, too. drop away?
Yes.
We'll 60 In my car" said Fordyce.
Bertha cried and 1t hurt her face
to cry.
The sordid little story was in the
newspaper next day-with pictures.
A man who had been on the spot
with camera received $40 q piece
for them.
Livia had lunch with Fordyce.
He was irritable. Another quarrel
with Alice.
L waited two hours for you last
Evening star., 1942-01-26

. twist Of silk over Livias hips and
pinned 1t into place.
There, that gives you long, sleek
look Accidents7 Sometimes,
But mostly not. Or there wouldn' t
be any stunt men," She removed
the pins and laughed. And Livia
tried to smile. How is the wrist?"
"The cast comes OF tomorrow"
That's good"
On a large dress rack were mag
nificent afternoon and evening
dresses in various stages Of crea-
ton.
For Alice Delaware?"
The woman sighed and turned
her eyes up to the ceiling.
She's late as usual. We've been
expecting her for an hour"
Fordyce In Apartment.
Livia was worried. She had no
desire to encounter Miss Delaware
and did not feel safe until she was
out of the studio and on her way
back to the apartment. She did
not know Charles Fordyce was there
until she turned on the light and
saw him lying on the couch. He
had his hat and coat on. and at
first she thought he was asleep.
I've been here hours"
Did we have a date?" She sat on
the couch beside him.
Three weeks had passed since the
fight in his car. And Fordyce was
still puzzled. She was playing a
game, of course. Ambitious girls in
Hollywood did not refuse the ad-
miration of an important director
unless they were making play
for an important producer. She was
a nice kid though, and whatever
her game he would play it with her.
providing she didn't take too long
about it.
He enjoyed being with her. He
liked the excitement in her eyes
when they talked. She would learn
and grow. She had infinite possibili-
ties. And IF 1t were the last time
he was going to make an actress
Of her.
Wen do a little rehearsing." he
said, showing her the script by his
side, after we've eaten"
Livia scrambled some eggs. She
was not a good cook. but Charles
pretended to enjoy the eggs. She
really was q sweet kid. Had he
fallen for her? 1t was nothing
new. He had fallen In and out OF
love all his life. But the women
Evening star., 1942-01-26

Sure. sometimes. I give him .
Job whenever I can, poor devil"
Where is he now7"
Dye know him?"
"Oh, no-just curious"
The last I heard of him-about
q year ago-he was in Jail"
He was paying the check and
didn't see the expression of anguish
in Livia's face. He only heard her
faint echo:
I'm jail?"
Continued Tomorrow
(Copyrieht. 1e41, BY Sheilah Graham)
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Card Party Planned

A card party will be held by the
Mothers and Teachers Club of the
Hyattsville Elementary School in
the school on Forty-third avenue
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
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CHAPTER I8.


on
which would jump ground
nothing" hurriedy, down"
Evening star., 1942-04-20
HELP WcAEN,

STENOGRAPHER. EXPERT.
ENCED YOUNG WOMAN IN
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
PERMANENT POSITION
FREQUENT AND REGULAR
SALARY INCREASES. IN
REPLY GIVE AGE. EXPE-
RIENCE, ETC. BOX 203-X,
STAR.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
(Conttnued)
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist Watches tn
itialed birthstone, diamond and weddinK
rings. any other tewelry and pawn tickets
Jewelry Co ~ 9TH at n,w
Evening star., 1942-04-20
INSTITUTIONS OFFER.

Hotel, 1st-clasS, modern, exclusive Wash
ington location, excellent condition: rents
appr. $3.50. 600, 100eo rented: cash appr
$500 600, balance, Apr. S1.O0O.00O. 15-yr
principal, broker agent. BOX 332-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
GOLD, DIAMONDS.

Watches and jewelry: highest cash prices
paid. Arthur Markell. 91S r st. NV,
Rm. 3ol. National 02s4.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

FOR SALE, PARKING LOT. in business
section, near two large hotels. Capacity,
so cars. Must have reference. Box
Evening star., 1942-04-20
TABLE BoARr

7409 ALASKA AVE. N.W-DsIicIons- we'll.
1sianeed nds meals weekly or monthly rae.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SCHOOLGIRL colored, wants Job after
school cleaning apt. DU. 7139 Refs
No laundry. After pm.
WOMAN, coIored, desires day work gh.w.
or private building, exp. District 1885. I"
Evening star., 1942-04-20

BOOKKEEPER. experienced with
double entry books; quick and
accurate at figures; good typist.
Apply SO H st. NV. Good salary to
start.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

BOOKKEEPER, experience
not essential. State age and
salary expected. Box 211-V,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

OLD ESTABLISHED, fully equipped poul-
try and egg stand; reason for selling, due
10 death and Army draft. CO. 3911
ROOMING HOUSE, nr. 18th and Column
bia rd-I7 rms, mostly light housekeep-
ms Good lease. Price. S1.70O About
$500 cash. balance easy terms A. M.
COOPER; zoos Eye st. NV. Ma. 1882.
Ask for Mr.. Beal evenings, AID. 4457
Evening star., 1942-04-20

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY in mems
clothing and pawnDrokers exchange. good
location; sacrifice. Call TR. 62IO. 26"
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms; no vacan-
cies; S400 down payment; income. $3.50
per month. 1110 M st. NV. Me. 433S. 20"
LIQUOR STORE for sale Long estab-
lished, valuable corner. Receipts, $500
weekly average; reasonable rent long
lease. Must sacrifice due to illness. Call
MptrOnoitan 90-2
Evening star., 1942-04-20

PIANOS FOR RENT, new and used splnets,
small uprights and grands at low monthly
rates. Or If you think you may buy later
you can obtain one on our special purchase
rental plan. kits. 1880 @ st. NV. tmid-
die of the block. Evening appointments
arranged Call Repuhlic 62l2
Evening star., 1942-04-20

PIANO, used apartment-siZe mahogany
grand in good condition; S225. Pay only
10es down. Call Republic 6212. kits,
1880 @ st (middle of the block.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
RNATS
BABY CHICKS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds. White Lei
horns soTns Copkey'S Yso feeds James oes Fe,
Evening star., 1942-04-20

NEW REDUCEp low INIERSEsT RAiEs Is
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
hurry Just give me a telephone call. You
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long as
terest at my NEW REDUCED RATE for
Just the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 3224
HEIRS|LOANs ARRANGED PRIVATELY:
substantial amounts. Trust estates. con-
tingent interests. legacies, etc. Chatham,
Suite 1905. l10 Broadway. N. Y. 23s
Evening star., 1942-04-20
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER e. d'ALBERT. NC
SIS 10th St NV Phone National 4712.
EXTRA CAMERAS?
Exchange Them for Other Merchandise.
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE,
I410 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITIE.

SHOEMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. fully
equipped: all modern machinery: estab.
10 years; must sell because of i'll health.
John Hageage, 1910 Wisconsin ave. NV
Evening star., 1942-04-20

PIANO, small, slightly used HUNTINGTON
Spinet, in very good condition; Sl75. Pay
only 1Oes down. Kits, 1880 6 st. middle
of the block. Evening appointments ar
ranged Call Republic 62l2.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for q ufe-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or Surgery DR.. SONMERW Err TX.
1865 Columbia I'd. adams 03SS.
CASH LOANS EMPLOYED MEN AND
women can borrow SO to $500 on their
payments main requirement. Phone w. L.
WALLER, Glebe lll2.
Evening star., 1942-05-25
Lois G. Mitnan,
Cadet Newman
To Wed Saturday
Interest CenferS
About Marriage of
Prominent Couple

OF much interest is the forthcom-
ing wedding Of Miss Lois Gray Nit
man, daughter Of the head curator
Of the Department Of Engineering
and Industries Of the Smithsonian
Institution, Mr.. Carl w. Mitman.
to Cadet James B. Newman, II, who
will graduate with honors Friday
from the United States Military
Academy.
Miss Mitman will 60 to West
Point Wednesday to attend the
graduation of her flance. She will
return Friday and her wedding will
take place the following day in st.
Adams Church. The Rev. DR..
Charles H. Warner will officiate at
4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss Mitman will have as her only
attendant her sister, Mrs. Thomas
H. Darling, and Cadet Robert w.
Newman Of West Point will be his
brothers best man.
The bridegroom elect Is the son
Of Col. James Bryan Newman, IT,
chief of the Buildings and Grounds
Division Base Services Of the Army
Air Forces.
The bride is graduate of Western
High School and now is in the War
Department.
Evening star., 1942-05-25
General Resident
Notes of Suburban
NeighborhOods

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall P. Trippe
of Silver Spring have visiting them
Mrs. Trippe's sister, Mrs. Fred Gov
erston of Dayton. Mrs. Coverston
and Miss May Connolly, who has
recently come to Washington from
New York to work for the Australian
Procurement Commission, were hon.
or guests at bridge party given by
Mrs. James Hewitt Thursday eve
ming at her Sligo Park Hills home.
Also entertaining over the week
end was Mrs. J. w. Gsnnaway Of
Silver Spring. who gave a bridge
luncheon yesterday at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Axtell Of Ia
koma Park have visiting them the
latter's sister. Miss Lorraine Hoy of
Norman, Okla, who Is en- route to
New York City. where she will visit
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Hoy.
Mrs. Gertrude Raidy Of Holyoke.
Mass, Is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Grace Of Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1942-05-25
National Holiday
To Be Observed
By Diplomats
Argentine Embassy
VII Be Scene of
One of Receptions
By Marqaref Hart

Society Editor
National holidays of foreign coun-
tries play a large part in adding
color to the social scene in the
capital of the United States. Diplo-
mats observe the important dates OF
their respective countries by in
viting their colleagues in the corps
as well as officials of this Govern
ment to join them in celebrating
these outstanding anniversaries.
Two parties celebrating national
holidays are chalked on the calen-
dar this week. This afternoon the
Ambassador of Argentina and Sc
nora de Espil will hold reception
at the Embassy on New Hampshire
avenue. Their guests this time will
be limited to members Of the En-
bassy staff and their wives and
other Argentines residing in Wash
ington. Argentina won her freedom
in 1910 and so today's observance
will mark the 1920 anniversary OF
the independence Of the Republic.
Upon arriving at the Embassy
guests will see the flag OF their
homeland displayed at the great
door of the building in honor OF the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Close
To Mark Union Day
A larger gathering and one repre-
sentative of diplomatic and odclal
life will be Friday afternoon at the
Legation of the Union OF South
Africa. Here the Minister Of the
Union and Mrs. Ralph William Close
will be found receiving between the
hours of $50 and 7:30 o'clock, In
celebration Of Union Day"
The Minister and Mrs. Close have
a legion of friends in all circles OF
society. Their entertainments are
always delightful affairs, with guests
remaining long to enjoy the gra-
cious hospitality for which the le-
CATION of the union is famed.
Another Distinguished
Visitor to Be Welcomed.
Distinguished visitors continue to
skyrocket the social setup with in
DeIcSl, NON WOAo tAA0V SAAS
Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF Vene-
zuela may be added to the imposing
list of noted statesmen who will be
within our midst next month. DR..
Perez is coming to this country as
the guest Of the United States Gov
ernment and will be welcomed with
all the ceremony and pomp extended
to visitors Of his station. Arriving
with the Minister will be the Min
lister of Agriculture OF Venezuela,
Senor Don Rodolfo Rojas, as well as
the president of the Central Bank
of Venezuela, Senor j. M. Herrera
Mendoza.
The Ambassador of Venezuela,
Senior DR.. Don Diogenese Escalante,
and the members Of his staff are
busy making arrangements for the
forthcoming visit of DR.. Perez. 1t
is expected that not few festlvi-
ties will be given in honor OF the
Minister and his party during their
stay in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-05-25
Series of Parties
Over Week End
In Montgomery
South african
Minister Among
Those Entertained

Beginning with the tea Saturday,
when the South African Minister
and Mrs. Ralph William Close were
entertained. Lower Montgomery
County had a very busy week end.
The Minister and Mrs. Close were
honor guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
C. Reid, who entertained in their
home in Edgemoor.
The commercial counselor Of the
Legation and Mrs. A. T. Brennan
were among the early arrivals at
the party and assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Reid in welcoming the guests.
During the afternoon Mr.. S. j.
Jordan, secretary Of the Legation,
and Mrs. Jordan and the director
of the South African Supply Mis-
sion, Mr.. E. F. Horn, and Mrs. Horn
called to greet the host and hostess
and the Minister and Mrs. Close,
and among the other guests were
the military attache OF the Lega-
ton, Maj. j. D. de Villiers Rademan,
and Mrs. Rademan; Capt. r. Brown,
Mr.. j. B. Bruce OF the Legation
staff and Mrs. Bruce, DR.. w. c.
Naude of the staff and Mrs. Naude,
DR.. H. Hoffmeyer, Mr.. j. A. Good
ing of the South African Supply
Mission, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wright of
the South Rhodesian Mission, Mr..
G. c. Stegman and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. v. Jensen, who arrived from
Pretoria about a week ago: DR..
Goldsmith, Miss Ethel Garnet and
Miss Kate McTigue and Mr.. Alan
Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell
Give Garden Party.
Perhaps the largest Of the week
end parties in lower Montgomery
County was the garden party that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh L. Murreu gave
In Westgate.
About 200 guests stopped at their
home during the late afternoon
hours Of the party. AS soon as they
arrived they were taken into the
garden. and after greeting the host
and hostess they were given cakes
and punch by Mrs. Albert P. Wood
son, MRS. Myron WltterS ana MRS.
Edward NJ Kilerlane.
Mrs. William F. Henry, Mrs.
Thomas N Leef and Mrs. Alfonso
Fiore took turns in serving sand
wiches, and others who helped dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs. Edgar
Poe Allen, Mrs. Joseph L. Brown,
Mrs Harold Dotteren, Mrs. William
Bryan Orr. Mrs. George w. Kel-
ley, jr.; Miss Lois Roberts. Miss
Lucille johnson and Mrs. David K.
Robinson.
During the afternoon the guests
stopped for q chat with the hostess
mother, Mrs. Cora Adams Peoples,
who held . reception all her own
at the opposite side Of the garden.
Mrs. Peoples son, Mr.. j. Purnell