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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Post-Weddine Breakfast

Douglas Spehar. brother Of
the bridegroom, was best man.
and John Fitzpatrick. Joseph
Spehar, also a brother Of the
bridegroom. and Milton Perry
seated the guests.
A breakfast was held In the
home of the brides parents fol-
lowing the ceremony.
A beautiful flower arrange
ment overhung the mantel fire.
place where the receiving line
formed.
Mrs. Schallert. mother Of the
bride, looked charming in a
heavenly blue crepe dinner dress
and matching hat. She chose
petite sweetheart roses in A
corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Spehar wore powder
blue gown and matching hat.
and corSage of ranunculuSes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Amonq the WILLING Workers

Just few Of the wiling workers who attended the rkNe
pour the and who bent going All Out for the
Festival include such
Mrs. William Walker Jr., Mrs. Robert 3. knight, Mrs
Harvey Kimerly Mrs. Winfield Scott Jewell Jr Miss Joan
Logan Charles Bes Mrs. Percy liamey, Mrs ARMS,
tead Mrs John Letch and to Mrs 0Connor
too.
And hv the wav Magene Mitchell OConnor Is looking
and lovely these davs having discarded several
rounds during past months Of CaIory CountngD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
From Out Of Town They Came

Among the numerous out-ofowuers who came hero Tor
the wedding
Stuart Postle ~ New York City. Mr.. and Mrs Alec
Forbes OF Chicago. Mrs Jessie Delaney ~ Missouri Nancy
Gould ~ Ann Arbor and Roh Sandoon also ~ New York
One # tho interesting touches The church the lovely
music played before the ceremony II the
capable aid ~ Celia Merrill. herself
TIE JUNIOR WOMENS ASSOCIATIONS for ne Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
More Plans TO Be Discussed

There's be meeting Monday at o'clock OF the
Junior Allied Festival Committee ut which time still
plans will be discussed.
And when they're not making plans for the Festival they
will probably be remnscng about the OConnor tea where
the table laid with fragile lace cloth and handsome silver
and coffee services with lavendar and white flowers
forming elegant centerpiece.
The tea and coffee control. by the by, skifuly
manned by Mrs. William Walker Jr and Mrs. Samuel 3.
NcCool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Nancy Dorsn to Attend

Nancy DOr7n has an invitation
from Bob BeGle. house chair
man. tucked away for quick
reference. and she'll he there
with hun Jean Whlttemore will
he dancing with her date. Bruce
Renaud. also house chairman,
the better part of the two. eve
nlrCs.
Marjorie Mullen and Owen
Johnson will he there together.
and owen. no doubt, will he
heamlng proudly as he looks
about, for he. too. IS a decora-
tlors chairman. and Tom Poyzer.
one Of the tickets chairnen who
are being so badgered by disap-
pointed freshmen, sophomores,
juniors and seniors for a way of
entrance 10 the event. will at
tend with Nancy Worrell.
Jim Snodgrass, ticket chair
man, is taking Martha Wood;
Bob Bursteln. patrons commit
fee chairman. has date with
Elayne Jess. and Rosemary
Mann. who is assisting with the
orchestra committee Chairman's
role. will attend with Bruce
COrSon.
Leanore Crossman will he
there with Alex kasmer. she
happy in the thought that every
ono Of the patrons names ls
spelled correctly. The two last
members Of J-Iiop committee.
Elaine Barth and Mildred
Chnsta. both programs chair
men. are attending with Leon
Iandsberg and Dick Osmer. re-
SpeCtvely.
Plans for the traditlonally
brilliant affair have been kept
very much NJ secret. Only
one thing has leaked out The
program booklets Will he built
nn-the lines NJ a Defense Stamp
Saving Album. each with a De-
Tense Stamp inside Whether
they will be elaborate versions
of the Uncle Sam edition. no
one knows. but in any case you'll
get a stamp If YOU 60
If you're a little girl who lives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Minstrel Show Cast

The cast If the minstrel show
beng put on February 7 IN the
school auditorium under the III
reCtlon of Frank jewell includes
the interlocutor. Scrlbner Har-
Ian. Frederick Overesoh. WAYNE
Jewell Edward Willoughby.
Rice Fitzpatrick. Howard Rod
erlCk. Robert Pearman. William
clark. ValerEe. deBea,lsset.
Arthur Fox, Don Smith. Doug
las McCrscken. A. i. Fairchlld.
II G. l.. Jackson, Porter West.
Norman T1eman. VILLAGE Dun
lap. Glen Robert and Fred
JeuChtmann. Frederick ;. Hall,
Charles Mann, Walter Nichols,
Arthur Zoll. Whitney Sawyer.
William Nevlus. Luke Reid, Bur-
nett Carlson. John Slagle. Will
liam Hults. Burt Ballard. VIII
liam Sculthorp. J. Z Austen
berry and John c. Garrels Jr.
Lawrence Sawltzky Is III charge
of scenery and Mrs. Reginald L.
Leggette is accompanlst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Meyers Have Reception

Mr.. ard Mrs. John NJ Mayers
were hosts At dinner Saturday
evening, before the wedding re-
Cepton. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs Ward Culver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G.. Plnkertor, Mr.,
and Mrs. Reginald 2 Leggette,
Miss Lento Fulwell and John c.
Wright
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Lauh gave buffet
supper for members of the wed
ding PARTY and a few close
friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Shoulder Length Veil

Her hesddres< was Calot m
matching material with shout,
der-i.rgth veil. She carried
colonial bouquet of white csrna-
tons, white lrlacs and stephano-
lis.
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick of Bir-
mingham was matron OF honor
and looked stunning in a coral
colored gown with a lace bodice
and a fitted slightly flared skirt
of chiffon.
Her headdreSs was OF coral
net in snood effect and she car
ried hybrid carnations blending
from dubonnet to pale pink.
Beatrice Gardella was brides
maid and wore a lime green
gown fashioned similar 10 the
matron of honor's with matching
headdress and she carried shell
pink carnations in a colonial
bouquet,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

MRS. FRANK WELLINGTON COOLIDGE
(right). chairman of the committee on arrange
ments for the biennial convention of the Ma,
tional Federation of Music Clubs TO be held here
in 1913. is shown with CARROLL GLENN of
New York, winner Of the Young Artists prize
of $1,000 awarded by the organization. who
played recently before the Tuesday Musicale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Party for Enlisted Personnel

Colony Town Clubs third Saturday night party for
enlisted personnel tho Naval Armorv will take shape the
evening ~ February I from O'Clock until midnight.
Nnhle dancing partners for the include daughters
~ members and their friends Mrs Herman D. being
charge ~ the invitation lat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Miss Loub
Married
Saturday
CROSSE lie. lar ~.

4 N1JE g AVN Or LAUB,
~ daughter Of Mr.. and Mn
enneth Laub, and Herbert
Parker Sloussat. son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sous
sat OF Washington were mar
RED at s o'clock Saturday
before a fireplace banked with
wild huCkleber1y and cedar. ON
the mantel were tapers in white
boxes with buddlea. white carna-
tions, narcissus and srnllaX. On
either side of the mantel were
seven br5nChed candelabra. The
service was read by the Rev.
Marshall Hoyt Of Trenton
The bride, who was given IN
marriage by her father, wore an
ivory satin gown with a low V
neckllne and n shlrred bodice
with long sleeves. The full skirt
had q very long train. On her
head she wore a calot Of pointed
d'esprit lace with IVORY tulle veil
She carried cream-colored roses
and buddlea.
Sister Metror OF Honor
Mrs. Donald Mckenzie ~
Schenectady. ". Y. her sister
and matron Of honor, wore a
BolS de Rose gown with a tight
bodice ~ metallic lace and full
chiffon skirt. She carried light
blue iris.
Mrs. Kenneth Z u b, her
mother. wore = tailored dress ~
pearl gray crepe with wide
revers embroidered IN silver
sequins and seed pearls. She
wore a purple orchid
A large reception followed the
ceremony. The house was deco
rated throughout with white
gladioli. ON the brides table
was a silver bowl filled with
buddlea. snapdragons and stocks
with silver Candelabra on either
side. A large wedding cake stood
on the buffet with silver cam
delsbra on either side,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
NewIyweds
Honeymoon
In Chicago
By THE DOW AGER

ERAGRANT fragile white
L lilacs and s!aoioh N large
altar baskets offered a glimpse
Of spring Saturday at a lovely
north end wedding.
Jane Schallert. daughter ~
Nr. ard Mrs. John Schallert Of
Muirland avenue. spoke her vows
TO Bernard Spehar, son Of MIR.
and Mrs. Paul d. Spchar Of Wis
consin avenue al a 10 o'clock
ceremony in GcSu Church. The
Rev. r. Thomas Moore, 6. ].
officiated.
The bride wore gown ~
white taffeta faills with V
neckline, gathered bodice. leg n
mutton sleeves extending long
and fitted into points over the
wrists. and = fun gathered skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Bob Barlow Kept Busy

Outside Of Ted Sharpe. proba-
bly, the busiest man on the
committee IN the past few weeks
has been music chairman Bob
Barlow. 10 whom the Univer-
slty's unexpected change of
schedule came as distinct
shock. The whole thing meant
that he had To adjust orchestra
contracts and change orchestra
schedules TO coordinate with the
shortened semester. It's over
now, and everythlng's IN running
shape. but even athletic Bob, he
Of the Basketball team, looks
weakened by all his rushing
To Lorraine Panzer Of Detroit
comes the answer 10 every girls
prayer--the opportunity TO lead
MlChlgan's J-Hop, There isn't
gal m the university who hasn't
yealned TO date A chairman for
the big event. but Lorraine E the
lucky one 10 hit the Jackpot.
Naturally, she Will be Teds
guest at the dance.
Bob. Of the Barlow clan, has
invited Marylynn Mercer TO at
tend with HIM. and Mary Louise
VIII attend with William Aitken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Detroit Sunday Times, February 1, 1912
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Senator Chavez Fetes
1t. Col. EverS Abbey
At Stag Dinner =.

The Chilean Ambassador, Senor
Don Rodolfo Michels. was the rank
ing guest at dinner last evening of
Senator Dennis Chavez who enter
tanned at the Mayf1ower in honor of
1t. Col. Evers Abbey, Air Corps. U.
s. A. who has been transferred from
the Office of the Chief of the Air
Corps to the field.
Other guests included Mai. Gen
Henry Miller, Army Air Corps; Col
Harold L. Clark. Army Air Corps;
Col. j. M. Tfldsley. Marine Corps;
Col. Wilton B. Persons. General
Staff Corps: 1t Col. Guillermo
Marin. assistant military attache of
the Chilean Embassy; Mai E R.
Diggs, jr., Army Air Corps; Mr. Ell
wood Ashley. Mr.. Leslie Biff1e, DR.
Tomas CaligaS. Mr.. Robert Rogers
of New York, Mr. John Coakley of
Youngstown. Ohio: Mr. Dennis
Chevez, jr.; Mr.. Ernest ESpinosa
Mr.. J. Ramon Espinosa. Mr.. George
w. Angel, Mr.. c. E. Fleming. DR..
Julian Hawthorne of Rye. N. Y; Mr..
H c. O'Brien and Mr.. Henry Grune-
valid.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Mrs. Edward POu
Is Luncheon Guest
Of Mrs. Gasque

Mrs Allard H. Gasque was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham in honor of Mrs. Edward Pou
widow Of the late Representative
from North Carolina This was one
of a series of luncheonS Mrs GaSque
is giving this season. Mrs Pou is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Anthony Walden
Others in the company were Mrs
Ellison D. Smith, Mrs. Ernest Hum
phrey Daniels, Mrs Frederick Rich
ardson of Fairfax, Mrs John Coun-
Gil, Mrs. Eden p King, Mrs. Robert
Doughton. Mrs. w. C. Harllee, Mrs
Edward B. Gibson. Mrs. B. w Cow
ington, who is visiting here from
Florence S. c.: Miss Tecie Nc
David, Mrs John Rogers and Mrs
Benjamin Hill.
Mrs. Gasoue had on her table a
bouquet of flowers which were grown
in Mrs. Covingtons garden and sent
here special delivery just in time for
the party.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Alliance to Hear
Lecture on Chile

A lecture on Chile and Bolivia
will be given before members Of
the Housekeepers' Alliance by Seno-
rita Mabel McCrimmon at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Pan-American
Union. Senorita McCrimmon is at
present exhibiting arts and crafts
of the South American countries at
the Pan-American Union each aft
ernooP
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president
of the alliance, has been promoting
better understanding of South Amer
ican nations by featuring talks on
| the various countries at, monthly
meetings of the organization.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Jean Lucille Hill
And H. X. Wager
Married in Ohio

! OF interest to residents of Takoma
Park was the wedding Sunday in
Youngstown, Ohio, of Miss Jean
Lucille Hill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. LariSton Delmar Hill of
Youngstown, to Mr.. Harold Kenneth
Wager of Takoma Park. The cere-
mony, which took place in the Sew
enth Day Adventist Church, was
performed by the Rev. Leon Robbins,
formerly of Takoma Park, and now
serving in Akron.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of white satin, and a tiara of pearl
orange blossoms, from which fell
her flnger-tip- length veil. She car
ried a sheaf of calla lilies.
Mrs. Mary Reyes, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. and
little Carol Boston acted as flower
girl.
| Mr.. Wager, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jacob Wager
Of Oshawa. Ontario. Canada. was
attended by Mr.. Wendell L. Hill as
best man, and Mr.. Ted Hill and Mr.
Roger Catlin served as ushers.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents. after which Mr. and
Mrs. Wager left on their wedding
trip. Later they will be at home at
706 Hudson avenue. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Virginia Lee Jones
MARYLAND Bride

In a charming home wedding on
Saturday evening, Miss Virginia Lee
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Elton Jones of Stockton, Md, be-
came the bride of Mr.. William
Samuel Matthews of Takoma Park,
The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. Brittingham, pastor
of the Greenbackville, Va. Method
list Episcopal Church, in the home
of the brides uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan Groton. in Stockton.
Miss Lucille Brimer played the we'd
ding music.
The bride wore a travelling cos
tune of powder blue crepe and a
corsage of talisman roses. Her ma
tron of honor was Mrs. Carl Mat
thews of Pocomoke City, Md, and
Mr.. Matthews served as best man
for his brother, who is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald William
Matthews of Girdletree, Md.
Following the reception. which
was held at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews
left for a short wedding trip. They
will be at home after March 20 at
9O1 Maple avenue in Takoma Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Granvil Matthews
brother and sister-in-laW of the
bridegroom. went from Takoma
Park to attend the wedding.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Miss Bishopp
Is Married

The home of Dr. and Mrs Fred
Cory Bishopp at Silver Spring was
the scene Friday evening of the
wedding of their daughter Miss
Hazel Eulalie Bishopp, to Mr.. Jordan
Ruthven Bentley, jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bentley of Washington. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Edward H. Pruden and Mr..
Justin Lawrie sang preceding the
ceremony.
DR.. Bishopp gave his daughter in
marriage. The bride wore mist
blue travelling suit with luggage tan
accessories and a corsage bouquet
OF sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Charles Whitney Shauck was
matron of henor. gowned in toast
beige with black accessories and
wearing a cOrSage bouquet Of tails
man roses Mr.. Charles Dawson of
Washington and Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. was best man.
Mrs. Fletcher Hooks RawlS and
Mrs. Raymond Peck assisted at the
reception which followed and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley started on
their wedding trip, They will make
their home in Baltimore Mrs. Bent
ley attended the University of Mary
land and the University of Miami
and Mr.. Bentley was a student of
Eugene Martinez. director of the
Baltimore Civic Opera, and was a
bass-baritone in the quartet at the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church
here. The brides brother and
sister-inlaw. 1t. and Mrs Fred
Thomas Bishopp, came from New
River. N c., for the wedding and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nacklin Berk-
son of New York. brother law
and sister of the bride, also were
present
Evening star., 1942-03-11
kentuckians Ball
To Draw MANY

The Kentucky Society will go all
out" for the benefit of the men in
the service at their military and
naval ball 10 be held in the main
ballroom of the Willard Hotel
Thursday evening March 10
Many notables of the Army and
Navy nave accepted invitations to
be present. and Mrs. Lionel AtWill,
wife of the famous actor, will assist
the president. Mr. William NJ. Tenn
pie, in conducting the program.
Miss Rainelle. who wrote the origi-
nal Who's Afraid of the Big Bad
Wolf will appear in person with
some original numbers.
Tickets went on sale YESTERDAY
at the Willard Hotel Ticket Bureau
and also at the Shoreham Hotel
The society plans to present every
dollar above actual expenses of the
affair to the men in the service
Evening star., 1942-03-11
By the Way
Beth Blaine

special
And for the
loads birthdays As lady
more birthday present this month"; we'll just have give eating
entirely Ee Robert doubtless celebrated her birthday
celebrated his quietly and pleasantly by dining home with few
friends Then followed Pe wife
Teca him
this winter on twenty nrst street Tec loves oune parties probably
them easily and better almost When
very Virginia parties
given there buffet dinner for hundred! The food
carefree before Pels
parties small and cozy-but still just nice
this particular brought midnight,
nd cd+ .Is,a,1v. h osIsbratsd untt ns nuts ~ - Th
small tables for those who wanted them other
guests sat about in small chairs and sofas Teca
becoming black dinner Mrs Harold Hinton who
making visits changes
almost often write this column shes
Carusi', looked pale chiffon
lister from Yugoava and Nine Fotich there, British
Sir Anthony and Lady Rumbod the Blake Tyers Anthony
coby; also Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cotton Hugh Cumming Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Movrer and Edward Wena tall handsome Rafal
Lepkowski
appointed to
within month Or five weeks Dehted as thew he oyer the
appointment they must surely feel certain amount of sadness
leaving Cudad Tuo where they made friends
been popular
Yesterday afternoon old friend hadn't for
1t Col Bernard Bridget of the Army Air Corps
stationed Arizona He Washington official
and between business old Capital friends
OF all these he told US the two people who had changed least of all
with the passing of Maj Jasper Du Bose and Reber
Lttlehaes.
afternoon the Minister
Swedish painter evening
the Fred Eons will give dinner Saturday the Duer Mcanahns
have asked few friends to dine at their Georgetown house
Legare gone o with
family
the Bae de sbours Andrew looking dahing
Navy-and
the Washington
spring
Evening star., 1942-03-11
w. Y. S.
Lists Rules
On Uniforms
Must Be Earned
By Active Duty,
Miss Phipps Says

To be entitled to wear the uni
form of the American Women's VOL
untary Services, a member must
have served so hours in class or on
active duty, according to an order
issued to the membership here by
Miss Anita Phipps, president OF the
District unit.
A. w. v. S. instructions point out
that the 20-hour first-aid course
and a 12-hour civilian protection
course are now obligatory for men,
bership in the organization
mo person can walk into head
quarters at 2170 Florida avenue,
join the A. w. V. S. and pop into
uniform overnight" according to a
statement from the unit. The uni
form must be earned"
The District unit has adopted its
own insignia, distinguishing its Of
ficers and chiefs of details so that
no confusion may arise regarding
A. W. V. S. members in the various
defense agencies.
Miss Phipps' own insignia. as
president. is three red stripes on a
navy blue epaulet. Mrs Robert M
Griffin, vice president, wears two red
stripes while all section chiefs rate
single red stripe.
Operating chairmen wear two red
stripes on the regular uniform
epaulet and assistant operating
chairmen wear one. Navy blue serv-
ice stripes, one for each year, are
worn on a slant on the lower part
of the uniform sleeve.
National headquarters of the A.
w. V. S. in New York has sent out
the following regulations which
must be observed:
Correct, erect posture: brown,
loU-heel, plain-toe oxfords: care
ful grooming. hair rolled neatly,
which means no shoulder length
tresses over the collar; caps worn
slightly to the right, no earrings or
jewelry, no handkerchiefs protrud-
ing from pockets, bags under right
epaulet.'
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Tea Planned
By D. c. Girl
Reserves
Two BrOadcaSts
To Be Devoted to
Junior Y. w.

Girl Reserves of Washington will
entertain at a tea from 4 to pm.
tomorrow at the Young Women's
Christian Association headquarters,
Seventeenth and < streets NV, as
part of a Nation wide observance
devoted to the junior membership OF
the Y. w. C. A
Junior membership day" will be
officially, celebrated on Friday.
Honor guests at the tea tomorrow
will include members of the Wash
ington Y. w. C. A. board. advisers
of the Girl Reserves, members of
the Girl Reserves Council and
women representing the Y. w. C. A.
in England, China and South
America.
Miss Emma Lou Heine. president
of the Senior High Inter-Club
Council, is chairman of the tea
committee, which consists of repre-
sentatives of the Junior and Senior
High School Clubs. Assisting are
Miss June Pollock, president of the
Junior High Inter-Club Council;
Miss Ruth Waterman of Alice Deal
Junior High, Miss Muriel Speidel Of
Roosevelt High, Miss Beverly Pink
staff of Washington and Lee and
Miss Annena Billings of Western.
A broadcast over Station WWDC
at 4:30 pm. tomorrow is one of two
radio programs to be featured
during the observance. Local Girl
Reserves will interpret their pro-
gram and the Girl Reserves Glee
Club will sing.
Miss Mary Mason will interview
Mrs. Fred Buschmeyer, chairman Of
the Girl Reserves Executive Com
mittee, and Miss Heine at 8:45 m.
Friday over Station WRC.
The Washington Girl Reserves.
organized in 1914 by Miss Helen
Hughes, now have a membership of
over 5000
AS a part of its defense program
the organization is now offering
courses in child care, home recre-
alton, first aid, knitting and cooking.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

feminine members of DR.. Arguello's
party dining informally with Sonora
de De Bayle. Washington society will
have an opportunity to meet the
distinguished visitor and his attrac-
tive daughter when the Minister
and Sonora de DeBayle give a recep-
tion for them Monday afternoon.
The fete will be given in the Chinese
room of the Mayflower Hotel as the
Legation on New Hampshire avenue,
formerly occupied by the late Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant, is not large
enough for so many guests.
Dining with Mr.. Welles and the
Nicaraguan Foreign Minister in ad-
dition to Dr. Sanchez and the Mic
araguan Minister, DR.. De Bayle, were
the Postmaster General, Mr.. Frank
c. Walker; the Secretary of Com
merce, Mr.. Jesse H. Jones; Senator
Tom Connally, Senator Joseph F..
Guffey, Senator Warren r. Austin,
Representative Sol Bloom, Repre-
sentative James P. Richards and
Representative Joseph Clark Bald
win.
Others Who Attended
Mr.. Welles' Dinner Party.
Other officials at the party were
the chairman of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board, Mr.. John H.
Fahey: the director of the budget,
Mr.. Harold D. Smith: the Assistant
Secretary of State. Mr.. Breckinridge
Long; the president of the Export
Import Bank. Mr.. Warren Lee Pier
son; the director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. Rowe; the
deputy administrator of the Federal
Loan Agency, Mr.. w. L. Clayton; the
chief of protocol, Mr.. George T.
Summerlin; the advisor on inter-
national economic affairs to the
State Department, Dr. Herbert Feis:
Mr.. Paul C. Daniels, assistant chief
of the Division of American Re-
publics of the State Department;
Mr.. Pierre Del. Boal. Mr.. Selden
Chaplin. Mr.. Robert A. Knowlton.
Mr.. Album D. West, Mr.. John
Kingsbury Smith. Mr.. Emilio G.
Collado and Mr.. Raymond D. Muir
of the State Department.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Myra McCloskey
To Be Fall Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John Nc
Closkey announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Myra Elisa
beth McCloskey. to Mr. Cornelius J.
Donnelly, son of Mrs. Katharine M.
Donnelly.
Miss McCloskey attended George
Washington University. where she
was member of Delta Zeta So
rority.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.