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Evening star., 1942-01-30
Adieu.Party
Arranged by
Quota Club
Mrs. Swofford,
Group Member,
Going to New York

A farewell party for Mrs. Jewell
w. Swof1ord, chairman Of the
United States Employees Compensa-
ton Commission, will be given by
the Quota Club Of Washington to-
morrow ut Old New Orleans Res
taurant. Mrs. SwofIord, . member
Of the club, will leave soon for yiew
York, whittier the commission Is
being transferred.
Pursuing . program inaugurated
under their new president, Mrs.
William Clark Taylor, members Of
the club continued with . course In
home nursing after the regular din
ner meeting last night at the club
house OF the American Association
Of University Women.
Miss Ashby Taylor. former Red
Cross instructor, is conducting the
class. and Miss Minnie H. Byers
has offered the use of her home
on New Hampshire avenue as q
meeting place.
onCC1o . Del wig WIFI MIc. AdyAOI
this year are Mrs. Ruth Jemison
and Mrs. Josephine Noyes, vice
presidents; Miss Lille B. Keathley,
recording secretary; Mrs. Leona
Gilbert, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Anne Baylis, treasurer, and
Miss Margaret Lunn, Miss Elizabeth
Cullen, Miss Kate Tancill and Miss
Elizabeth NoyeS, members Of the
board.
Mrs. Taylor, whose father was q
member Of Congress from New
York, Is a member of the Congress
sional Club among other organiza-
tions here. She also Is vice regent
of the Mary Washington Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton.
Author Of a syndicated column,
she writes under the pen name
Margaretta Campbell Taylor.
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Trinity Alumnae
To Give Victory Ball
At MaYfOWer

An ALLIED Victory Ball" will be
sponsored February 13 at the May
flower Hotel by the Washington
Chapter Of Trinity College Aumnae
Association, according to An an
nouncement by Miss Kathryn M.
Galiher, the general chairman.
The 28th annual dance Of the
association, 1t will raise funds for
the Trinity College Science Building
Fund.
Committee chairmen are Mrs
Edward A. Tamm, patrons; Mrs
William r. McAndrew, tickets; Miss
Betty Healy, music; Mrs. Einar
Flint menu, and Miss Margaret
O'Connor. publicity.
Miss Ganher recently called q
meeting Of committee heads at her
home. A buffet supper followed.
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GLOVES
HANDBAGS
UMBRELLAS
COSTUME JEWELRY
SMALL LEATHER GOODS
RIDING APPAREL
GIFrWARE
LUGGAGE
TRUNKS
80. once . year savings event!
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Ernest Knaebel and Mrs. Harry B.

Ernest Knaebel and Mrs. Harry B.
Cation.
Miss Katharine McKiever, who
attended the Chilean National
Eucharist Congress in November,
will tell of her trip at tea to be
given by the washington Alumnae
Association of Randblph-Macon
Woman's College from to pm.
Sunday at the Admiral Club, 1910
Rhode Island avenue NV.
Miss Rebecca Saint Clair and Miss
Pauline Knauff will show pictures
of their recent cruise to South
America.
Mrs. James s. Armstrong will en-
tertain members Of the Radcliffe
Club and other former Radcliffe
students at q tea from 4 to 6 pm.
Sunday at her home, 3113 Woodley
road NV.
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Pageant Tonight

A pageant depicting the 20 years
history Of ths District Daughters Of
the American colonists, win be given
at 7 o'clock this evening at the Arts
Club. 2o17 street NV. A buffet
supper In honor Of Mrs. Charles d.
MacCarthy. national president Of
the Daughters Of the American
Colonists Of Maplewood. N. j., will
be given preceding the pageant.
Mrs. william H. Wagner has ar.
ranged the pageant. The entertain
ment committee includes Mrs. Frank
B. Steele, Mrs. Sol Lansburgh, Miss
Carolina v. Sudler, Mrs. Frances
Corbett and Miss Katherine wooten.
Mrs. Roy C. Bowker is state regent
Of the District.
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Mrs. Victor Myers
To Be Hostess

Mrs. Victor Myers. welfare chair
man Of the Junior Alliance, will be
hostess at a party the club will give
tomorrow for children from Hill
crest.
The club board will meet at pm.
Monday with the president, Mrs.
Carlton c.. Duffus.
A nominating committee will be
appointed at a general meeting
February 8 with Mrs. Leland Jack
son Stump.
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home In Warrington after Sunday.
Mr.. Bailey received his B. A. degree
from the University Of Maryland
and Is continuing his studies at
the graduate school while employed
in the Government service here.
His bride attended Columbia Junior
College in Takoma Park and was
graduated from the Washington
Sanitarium and Hospital Training
School.
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Attend Ceremonies

Mrs. Gaines H. Cough and Miss
Helen Lundegaard have gone to
Durham, N. c., to attend the in
stallation of a new chapter Of Alpha
Chi Omega at Duke University to-
night and tomorrow.
Mrs. Cough Is president Of the
Alpha Epsilon Alpha Alumnae
Chapter of the sorority here, and
Miss Lundegaard is delegate from
Beta Rho Chapter at American
University.
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Party
Continued From Page B-3)

even such an entertaining gathering
as yesterdays party.
Hostess Wears
Simple Tea Gown.
The host and hostess received
Informally. Nine. van Houten wear
ing a simple tea gown of black chif-
fon with a deep V-neckline edged
with a white mousseline de sole col
lar. A bowl of tulips was placed on
a low table in the drawing room, and
In the dining room the red carna-
tions on the tea table were arranged
in the baskets held by tiny Dutch
f1gurines. Other bright and cheer
full flowers ornamented tables IN
various parts Of the rooms.
DR.. Hubertus van Nook, the Lieu
tenant Governor General OF the
Netherlands Indies, who has been
visiting here for some time, was un-
able to be present at yesterdays
party, as he was in the group of
officials meeting DR.. van Kleffens,
Foreign Minister of the Netherlands
refugee government in London. DR..
van Kleffens, who visited here last
year, has just returned to this coun-
try from London.
Several of the members of the
Netherlands Legation staff were
present, including Nine. Meier Ran
neft, wife of the Naval Attache;
Nine. Klein Molekamp, wife of the
Commercial Counselor, who Is in
New York. where he spends much
of his time; the Second Secretary
and Nine. H. N. Boon, Baroness van
Boetzelaer, wife Of the Minister
Counselor. and Gen. A. @. H. Dyx-
hoorn, who Is here on a special
mission from his government.
Nine. Dahlman, whose husband,
the First Secretary Of the Swedish
Legation, is in New York, was pres
ent, and, also from that Legation
was Mr.. Jens Mailing, Swedish at
tache.
Mrs. Houghteling
Wears China Red.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling were among the guests,
Mrs. Houghteling in Chinese red
cocktail dress with hat of exactly
matching shade.
Others seen were Mr.. George Abel,
Mr.. Tilghman Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingsbury Smith, Nine. j. r. Jor-
daarl, wife of the Secretary Of the
South African Legation; Mr.. Alan s.
Watts, First Secretary Of the Aus
tralian Legation, and many others
from diplomatic, omcial and residen-
ttal circles.
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Ms. Douglas to Speak

Mrs. William o. Douglas, wife OF
the Supreme Court justice, was to be
the guest speaker on the radio pro-
gram, whats Right With Wash
ington," arranged for today by the
Council Of Church Women. Mrs
Douglas is president Of the Womans
Guild of Goodwill Industries.
The time Of the program, pre-
sented each Friday over Station
WWDC, under council auspices. has
been changed from e:15 am. to
l:30 pm.
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even such an entertaining gathering
as yesterdays party.
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Mrs. GasQue Visits

Mrs. Allard H. Gasque, widow Of
former Representative Gasque Of
South Carolina, has come from her
home in Florence, s. c., to spend the
remainder of the winter with Mrs.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Rummage Sale to Benefit
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines
Committee Urges Housewives
To Empty Attics' to Aid
Event April % to ~

attcs Send lmnage Is the slogan Of the
Soldiers April
hold SALE place this being
Lotus Lantern at 733 Seventeenth street.
Robins wife Mai Robins u A., is chair
gathered together working efficient
committee to help preparations
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AirUnit itPlans
Fete Tonight

The Air Force Recreational Asso-
citation will open its spring season
with . dance this evening In the
ballroom Of Hotel 2400.
The club was first originated and
organized by Mr.. Robert A. Lovett,
Assistant Secretary Of War for Air
and Maj. Gen. II. H. Arnold to
promote social acquaintanceship be-
tween the military officers and the
civilian employees Of the Air Force
on duty in Washington. 1t now has
a roster Of 1900 members. Each
month the form Of entertainment is
different, according to the season.
The program for the coming months
will include golfing, swimming par
ties, picnics and moonlight hay rides.
A particular feature Of the dance
taking place tonight will be the
giving away of four prizes, two of
which will be $25 defense bonds,
each given by the club for this occa-
sion; the other two will be tours of
New York City, including all hotel
expenses, donated by one of New
York's wen-known hostelries. Later
In the year the entire membership
of the A. F. r. A. expects to make q
tour Of New York.
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Miss Margaret Wood
Becomes Bride of
1t. Diefenbach

The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Virginia Wood, daughter of Mrs. G.
Irving Wood and the late Mr.. Wood,
to 1t. Albert Woodson Dieffenbach,
Air Corps, U. s. A., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Dieffenbach of Garrett
Park, Md, took place Easter Monday
afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed in Christ Lutheran Church
in Bethesda in the presence of only
the members of the two families.
Maj. A. A. DAILY, uncle Of the bride,
gave her in marriage. She wore a
pale blue flannel suit with chocolate
brown accessories and a shoulder
bouquet of orchids.
Miss Doris Wood was her sisters
only attendant and wore an orchid
print dress with corsage bouquet Of
orchids. Ensign Jack w. Brown
Of Bethesda, was best man for 1t.
Dieffenbach.
Plans for the wedding were hastily
arranged because of military orders
and 1t. and Mrs. Dieffenbach left
Immediately after the wedding for
Boise, Idaho, where the bridegroom
is on duty at Gowan Field. Both 1t.
and Mrs. Dieffenbach were grad
uated from the University of Mary
land. The latter Is a member Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma and the
bridegroom Of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Mrs. Warren Fetes
Group Preparing
For Flower Mart

Mrs. Charles Warren entertained
at tea at her home yesterday after
noon for members Of her committee
making arrangements for the flower
mart to be held on the pilgrim
steps Of Washington Cathedral Of
st. Peter and st. Paul Friday, May J..
Mrs. Warren, in charge Of the
vegetable and fruit display at the
mart, carried out the motif at the
tea with colorful arrangements of
fruits and vegetables, which she
prefers to flowers.
Assisting Mrs. Warren, who also Is
president of All Hallows' Guild.
which yearly sponsors the mart, Is
Miss Bell Gurnee, who recently re-
turned to Washington from Florida.
Other members Of the committee
are Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, Mrs.
Stanley r. Reed. Mrs. Robert H.
jackson, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
Mrs. Philip Bonsal, Mrs. Paul Bart
lett, Mrs. Edward Heating, Mrs.
Edward Meigs, Mrs. Albert P. Nib
lack, Miss Helen Page, Miss Eliza
beth Ellicott Poe, Mrs. Noble c.
Powell, Mrs. ZeBarney T. Phillips,
Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs. Charles
Henderson, Mrs. James M. Helm
and Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn.
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By the Way:
Beth Blaine

Cynose admng the John Caswe cocktail party
daughter cte
handbag which carried with
Completely transparent revealed neatly arranged bills In gold clip
small eweed powder compact and psck small golden
thought
mented Hiram Bingham Mine before" said but
this has to bel"
interested Caswes spacious garden Brazilian
Ambassador, Carlos Martins that the
admire the Towering almond and the brgtfaod panes that
Betsy and John brought from the street house and
ransplaned with loving Think what big garden parties
later this apartment dweers Edward
Gardner and the Moran McConhes The latter will have
gardens Of their they out to their farm next month
Mrs George Peteng orchid to match her yelled
and told Mrs Caswe admired short haircut
TITS simple said Betsy when hair naturally
curly" replied Mrs Pettengn Betsys hD.
Recently married Gully Darlington tweed suit
honor Mrs Hunt IN
lowered print with Jacket Daisy Davdsons dress
print and Mrs. Alan Moulton Finale Of the DAY was the
dinner which Monroe Hunter at 200 Sixteenth street later
the evengakng the caswe the Hunts and Daisy Davidson and
the party All had been In the Hunts wedding
party parties really to goodby to
who of for active Navy duty this coming Monday
people there to dine last
then rushed
interested in the Red Gross work
Of the community.
Edward Johnones Of Baltimore with
and the George Carrots and Johnny Williams
had for the Red Cross
Dwight From all accounts
q great and had . nne time
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Miss Edith Stephens
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. ]. r. Russell

Miss Edith Stephens, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stephens Of
Cabot, Ark, and Mr.. James r. Rus
sell of Lewisville, Ark, were married
Saturday at the McKendree Meth
odist Church. The Rev. Charles E.
Phillips officiated. Simplicity marked
the decorations, which consisted Of
spring flowers and Easter lilies.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by Mr.. Guy w. Lucas, wore
a soft blue suit with contrasting
navy blue accessories. Her corsage
was of talisman roses.
Miss Joan Stephens OF, Texarkana,
Tex, sister of the bride, was maid
Of honor. Her gown was of navy
blue and white with matching ac-
cessories and she carried American
beauty roses.
1t. Charles Kalmbach was best
man. The bride is a graduate of
Cabot (ArkD High School and at
tended the the University Of Arkan-
sas. Mr.. Russell Is a graduate OF
the University of Arkansas and is
employed by the War Department.
The reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Lucas.
After short wedding trip to New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will be
at home at 2611 Franklin street NE.
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Nine. Ciechanowska
Joins Philadelphia
Orchestra Group

Mime. Ciechanowska, wife Of the
Polish Ambassador, has become .
member Of the Washington Com
mittee for the Philadelphia Orches-
ira, of which Eugene Ormandy Is
conductor. Mrs. Adolph Caspar
Miller Is chairman Of the local
group, which is active In arranging
for the annual series of concerts
which the orchestra gives in WASH
ington. Nine. Ciechanowska, who,
with the Ambassador. has added to
their many friends in Washington
since their return here for duty a
year ago, has taken an active part
in cultural affairs OF. the Capital
as well as in the official and diplo-
matte circles. She joined the COM
mittee after its recent meeting, at
which plans were completed for the
final concert this season of the
orchestra to be held Wednesday
evening In Constitution Hall, when
Mr.. Ormandy will conduct.
The English-born chatelaine Of
the Polish Embassy made news on
the occasion of an earlier Philadel-
phia Orchestra visit, which oc-
Cured on the night of the Districts
first all-out blackout. Basing her
plans on her experiences in Eng
land-among which was the bomb
ing of her London home-Mme.
Ciechanowska gave a reception for
the Polish pianist, Artur Rubin
stein, behind Embassy doors and
windows which air-raid wardens
thought were closed for the night.
She wanted to show that normal
night life can be carried on when
proper preparations are made.
Mrs. Stanley Woodward is vice
chairman Of the committee with
Mrs. Miller.
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Miss Kerrick Wed
To ENSIGN Smyth

Capt. Charles S. Kerrick, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs, Kerrick of Seattle an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Placide Thompson Ker-
rick, to Ensign w. w. smyth, U. s.
N. R., son of Mrs. w. w. Smyth and
the late Capt. Smyth, U. S. N. The
wedding took place Saturday at the
Navy Air Station at Alameda. Calf :,
in the quarters of Capt. and Mrs.
Frank McCreary, Chaplain Henry c.
Woods officiating.
Mrs. Smyth was graduated from
Bishops School and later went to
Mills College and the University of
Washington. Ensign Smyth, who
is a native of Washington, attended
Lehigh University and was COM
missioned in the Naval Reserve in
November, 1910.
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Latin American Officials
And Good Will Delegates
Are Feted in Capital
Dr. Salvador de Mendieta
And DR.. Luis Alberto Sanchez u,-
Are Honored at Parties
By Katharine Brooks


the open season" for visitors the National
visitors alone pleasure
their minds and increase rndlness
among Nations the conferences held
pleted around the lunch dinner table
The president Of the Central University Of Nicaragua DR. Salvador
Mendiea here the invitation of the cultural relations di
Department
when Richard Patee Of that division acted host The luncheon
evening
dinner
Sanchez who eced at the Union last evening
luncheon today asked
Minister DeBayle
the American Union
Wright Morales Of division
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Miss Evelyn Hansen
Weds MIR. Wadsworth

The wedding Of Miss Evelyn Han
sen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A..
Hansen Of Pierce. Nebr., to Pvt. VII
liam Dwight Wadsworth, Medical
Corps, U. S. A., son Of Mr.. w. C..
Wadsworth and the late Mrs Wads-
worth Of Asheville, N. c., took place
at Macon, Ga, February 10. where
Pvt. Wadsworth Is stationed at Camp
Wheeler. Pvt. Wadsworth has made
his home in Washington for the past
decade with his paternal aunt, Miss
Margaret Wadsworth.
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Mrs. r. A. Lavender, and corre-
spondence chairman, Mrs. J. H. Fell
lows.
All these women and many others
are working together harmoniously
and energetically under the able di-
rection Of Mrs. Robins, to make this
sale-the 56th in the history of the
club-the most attractive and sue
cessful of all.
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order, has been cleaned and made
ready and tables and hangers have
been installed by Mrs. Leslie r.
Groves.
To Mrs. Wallace q. Smith falls
the arduous task Of soliciting ar
ticles for the sale, and Mrs. Will
liam G. Rose and Mrs. David Nc
Coach, jr., are responsible for their
collection and delivery to. the store.
Here Mrs. Oliver Reed and her
committee are installed three days
q week to receive and sort the va
ried collection sent in by citizens
who are needing air-raid wardens'
advice for al-out clearanceqof attics.
Patriotic and apprehensivs house
wives realize that juniors sweaters,
Mary LOUIS MILDLY blouses and
bloomers and fathers ancient over
coat constitute a real fire menace
In the attic, but will be very vel
come on the counters Of the rum
mage sale. An appeal also Is made
for donations from string savers
and used-wrapping-paper collectors,
50 the club may do its bit in the
conservation Of these products.
Days for this committees work
are Mondays from 9 to 4, Wednes-
days from 8 to II and Saturdays
from 8 to 4.
Honorary chairmen for the sale
are Mrs. Robert P. Patterson and
Mrs. Ralph A. Bard. and Mrs. w.
H. P. Blandy is assistant chairman.
with Mrs. B. M. Harloe. The secre-
tary is Mrs. A. w. Shea; treasurer,
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Mrs. Elliot to Fete
Wellesley Girls

Mrs. Arthur Dana Elliott will be
hostess at tea this afternoon in her
home at 3505 Woodley road. She
will be assisted by recent graduates
of Wellesley College and her guests
will include small group of under
graduates home for the Easter holi-
days, members of the Washington
Wellesley Clubs Acquaintanceship
Committee and number Of prospec-
tive Wellesley students.
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Pan.American Fete
To Honor Envoys

The Minister of El Salvador, Senior
DR.. Don Hector David Castro, and
the Minister Of Honduras, Senior DR..
Don Julian r. Caceres, will be guests
of honor at the Pan-American day
dance to be held by the Americas
Society at 8 o'clock Sunday evening
in the ballroom Of the American
Legion Club, 2437 Fifteenth street.
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relations, Mrs. COnCna HOHneTO
James Of the Pan-American Union,
DR.. Robert Smith of the His
panic Foundation and Mr.. John
Vance of the law library, both OF the
Library of Congress; Mr.. Roscoe Hill
and Mr.. John M. Cabot Of the State
Department, Mr.. Henry Frantz OF
the Office of Co-ordinator OF Inter-
American Affairs, Mr.. George Finch
of the Carnegie Endowment for In
ternational Peace, DR.. Alexander
Smith of the Carnegie Institute, DR..
Henry Grattan Doyle, dean OF
George Washington University and
Mr.. Leon Pearson.
Dinner Guests Hear
DR.. Sanchez Lecture.
Mr.. Thomson's party was an early
one 80 the guest Of honor, DR..
Sanchez, would be on time for his
lecture at the Pan-American Union.
Mr.. Thomson and the other dinner
guests were In the audience which
heard the talk on Tradition in
Latin American Literature" Asked
to meet DR.. Sanchez at dinner were
DR.. de Alba and Mrs. Concha
Romero James and Mr.. Ernesto
Galarza, also Of the union; Mr..
Lewis Hanke Of the Hispanic Foun-
dation in the Library of Congress,
DR.. de Mendieta, DR.. Doyle, dean
Of G. W. u; Mr.. Enrique Lozado OF
the Office of the Co-ordinator of
Inter-American Affairs, Mr.. T. G.
Allen, Mr.. Philip w. Powell and the
assistant chief Of the cultural rela-
tions division of the State Depart
ment, Mr.. Pattee, and Mr.. John D.
Newsom and Mr.. Hubert Herring.
Good Will Delegation
Presents Medal to DR.. Rowe.
Meanwhile the ladies also had a
full day and, having come on good
will mission, most certainly accom-
plished considerable toward their
goal in the numerous acquaintances
and friends they made through the
day. Starting at II o'clock yester-
Gay they presented an "All America
United for Victory" emblem to DR..
Leo S. Rowe, director general Of the
Pan-American Union, just before he
went to Philadelphia, where he de-
livered an address at the annual
meeting of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science. DR..
Rowe returned to Washington i'm
mediately after the lecture, and in
his absence DR.. de Alba acted as
host for DR.. Sanchez lecture.
Mrs. Roosevelt received the dele
CATION for good will at the White
House at 80 o'clock and after that
the visitors were entertained at tea
by Miss Minerva Bernardino, vice
chairman. of the Inter American
Commission Of Women. The party
was given in her home on New
Hampshire avenue.
The Good Will Commission is
composed of the former president
Of the United Women of the Amer
icas, Sonora Evangelina Antay de
Vaughan, Sonora de Nina Kerr de
Roe, vice president of the organiza-
ton; Mrs. Edith Staver, in charge
of educational activities, and Miss
Irene O'Crowley, in charge of men,
bership for the organization; Sonora
Maria Jose de Valentine OF Ven
ezuela; Sonora Rosa Garibaldi, rep
resentative of the Government of
Peru In arts and cultures, and
Senorita Luzmila Cordova, teacher
Of manual arts of Peru; Sonora
Flora Mora de Giro. Cuban pianist;
Sonora Josef1ta Arias of Panama,
Sonora Suzanne de Bence and Sc
nora Adelaide de Planas Of Ecuador.
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Suburban n
Social Notes
OF Interest
Roy Jorolomons
Hosts at Dinner
In Chevy Chase

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jorolomon en-
tertained at dinner last evening IN
their Chevy Chase home. their
guests remaining through the eve
ming to play bridge.
Miss Mary Deems Of Detroit Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Michael James
in their home in Hil1andale, Nd.
Miss Eliza M. Candy Is the guest
Of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rust Candy. at
their place at Sandy Spring.
Mrs. Bertha Broadus again Is In
her home at Silver Spring after
Spending Easter in Richmond with
relatives.
Mrs. Tarlton Brooke accompanied
her sister, Mrs. William Dosher,
when the latter left to return to
her home in North Carolina after
visiting Mrs. Brooke at Sandy
Spring. They stopped in Richmond
for visit with another sister, Miss
Lucy Peasants, where Mrs. Brooke
remained after Mrs. Dosher con-
tinued her trip to North Carolina.
Mrs. Paul A. Chalupsky, who spent
month in Florida, has returned to
her home In Hillandale.