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Evening star., 1944-12-02
Fare1VelI Partp
For Officers

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swan Weber
entertained at an informal 5-to-8
party yesterday afternoon and eve
ming at the Carlton in honor of Capt.
and Mrs. Lyle Small and Capt. and
Mrs. James Hamilton.
Capt. and Mrs. Small will leave
shortly for Norfolk, where he has
been assigned after three years of
duty in Washington. Capt. and Mrs.
Hamilton also are leaving Washing
ton.
Among the several hundred guests
who attended the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Rogge of New
York, Mr. B. w. Clark of Connecti-
cut, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Kennedy
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weaver of Pittsburgh and q
number of others from out of town.
Rear Admiral H. H. Good was
among the guests and others in
service circles included Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs Earl Wills, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs Harold Bowen, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Harvey johnson
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph
Broskek, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Cochrane, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Henry Williams and Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Joseph Willie.
1t. q. g. Walker L. Mislin, jr.
also will be guest and others In
the large company will include DR.
and Mrs. Stacy Nolan Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Morris, Miss Mildred Brown
and Mrs Jessie Moon Holton.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Recent Weddings
Are announced

Rabbi Aaron Volkman oficiated at
the wedding ceremony October % Of
Miss Berta Gartenberg and Mr.. Sol
Kluger of Buffalo, which took place
in Bethel Synagogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Sherman Cox
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Doris Mae Cox, to
Mr.. William Francis Heffernan,
U. S. N. r.. son of Mrs. Leo Heffer-
nan and the late Mr.. Heffernan.
The ceremony took place October 81
in the home of the Rev. j. r. Nelson,
pastor of the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church, who oficiated.
Mrs. Grace Edna Schaeffer of this
city was married to Mr.. George
Lynch Tillery of Wilmington, N. c..
october "a. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Second Presbyterian
Church In Alexandria, the pastor,
the Rev. Fred v. Poag, off1ciating.
Mrs. M. c. Reynolds, formerly of
Clifton Forge and now of this city,
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Eva T. Reynolds, to
Mr. Charles Warren Vas Binder,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs John c. Vas
Binder of Punxsatawney, Pa.
The ceremony took place October
II in the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church, with the Rev. Seth
R. Brooks officiating.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
T. Dickhaut to Mr.. John E. West
gate, U. S. M. c., of Cambridge,
Mass. Is announced by her mother
Mrs. Harry G. Dickhaut of this city
The wedding took place October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lohr an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline Lof1r, to Mr.
Robert c. Bailey of Indianapolis.
the wedding taking place October
81 In the Takoma Park Lutheran
Church. The Rev. ]. Adrian Pfeif-
fer of1ciated at the ceremony.
Announcement Is made of the
marriage of Miss Marie F. Corcoran
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Cor
coran Of Hibbing, Mimi. to Mr..
Adam J. Gargano, U. S. N. R., the
ceremony taking place October az in
st. Matthew's Cathedral, with the
Rev. John s. Spence oniciating.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4,
BrOwnies Plan Trip
To Home for Aged

With plans already laid for holi-
day party at the Blue Plains Home
for the Aged and Infrm. Brownie
Troop 201. Girl Scouts, will make a
preparty visit to the home Monday
afternoon.
Accompanied by Scout Leader
Mrs. Freida Schneider, assisted by
Mrs Emma Green, the Brownies will
arrive laden with homemade cookies
and cakes for the patients. AS if
this were not enough to create a
Christmas spirit, the girls will bring
copies of the Readers Digest and
Coronet magazine. Some "close
harmony" will add another festive
note.
Members of Scout Troop 199 are
busy making ornaments for a tree
which they will trim December %
for the White Womens Infirmary
Multi-colored paper links, angels
designed from lace paper doilies
and cotton snowballs as fluffy as
snow are among the decorations
being made. In addition infirmary
patients will each receive a special
gift and enjoy carolling which
Scouts will furnish to every ward in
the home.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Deaths Reported

Henrietta A, Cunningham, SIS, 37Oo Mass
ave. NV.
Emma H Echstadt. SO. 1910 Otis st n e
Margaret E. Voigh So, $50 Madison St n W
Louis, jackson, so. Soldiers Home
Charles Johnson, II, 120S Blair I'd. NV.
Mary E. McKelvey. "A, 1045 U St Sc
Nette r. c. Chambers, 73, 1343 Clifton st
Blanche L. McGrann, 7a, 1881 Clifton st
NV.
Alexander P. Allison, 50. a10 D ST. ne.
Howard G.. Lacy, 6S. Mount Rainier, Md
FREDERICK E. Daum. 81. 30l4 45th st. W
Wilhelmina Harmon, e. 647 Keefer pl. n W
Laura V. Ruff, Is. 1880 NJ St NV.
Florence Stanley, 81. 94l H st. NV
Anna c. Cox, SO, White Plains, Md
Sarah A. Cavanaugh, 50, 439 10th st n e
Margaret E. Bovello, so, 1895 Whittier pl
NV.
colvin D, Goats, SO, 32s5 M st. NV.
Alex K Anderson, 90 "a .31st st. NV.
irwin K, Specie, 90, New Brighton, Pa.
Infant Cooke, 161 INLAND terrace ne.
Infant Barlow Triangle. Va
Infant Herbert. 1887 Homer ave. Sc
Infant Dean, 1920 18th ST. ne
Louise Perry, "a, 1925 Washington pl n e.
Alice Nelson, rs, 1871 Lainier pl. NV
Elizabeth Washington. 76, 1860 Otis pl n W
Laura Thomas. "a 1899 Florida ave NV
Julia Gillian. 81. 1914 Lamont st. NV
Charles David, "a. 23s 18th st. ne.
John D Brown, 80, 1907 Foote st. ne.
Ebert Moss, so, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Anna Anderson, 46, 226 Sd st. ne.
Marguerite C. Young, AZ. Atlanta, Ga.
Robert Fitzgerald, II, 1903 st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Capt. Da Costa
.GiUes Partv

The military attache of the EN-
bassy Of Honduras, Capt. Juan Da
Costa, was host at an informal
party yesterday in the Chinese
room Of the Mayhower Hotel IN
celebration of the first anniversary
of his arrival in this Capital for a
tour of duty.
The party was a stag affair and
In addition to heads and other
officials of the diplomatic missions
in Washington, the guests included
members Of the Inter American De-
fence Board. to which Capt. Da
Costa is delegate from his country.
DR.. Gonzalo Carias, son of the
President of Honduras and consul
general for his country In New
York, came to Washington for the
party, and number of officials and
military officers of this country also
were present.
Evening star., 1944-12-02

Samuel Pendleton, 81, 903 Varnum st
~ WalS ~ Hillwood square. Falls church.
Marjorie Russell, 20, 3slO Benton st
Jay Harvey, 20, and Kathleen Passwater
Archibald Daley. AZ, AnacoStia Naval Sta.
tjon., and Palma Robinson, 20, Hote
Gemeale George, 35. 1929 10th ST. ne.
and Ruby Rose, 3S. 1lO9 Staples st. NV
Oliver Schaeffer, .jr.. 81, Port Washington
n Y. and Elaine Irasen, "A, 1133 18th
John Harris 80, Alb Delafield pl. NV.
and and RUBY Lane 3s' !!o1 Euclie St NV
a,y and Florence nc, Kepler, 5r cs'oa g, 41oI 81
Gallatin ST., Hyattsville, Md.
francs Schiller, "A, Quantlco, Va, anc
Irene kraswoskL 2l' Az Buchanan
Joseph johnson, A.. and Pearl Ford, 2s
both of % st. NV.
Willie Westmoreland. 35, ,l602 7th st
M nv, and Nettie Ware. "a, 3soe Chesa-
Ralph Tayior, 25, 16a Hickman st. NV
and Ina Leigh, 23, 1919 3rd ST. NV.
Rlchard bcfb d. Peal sl q: and Helen Flood, 16
joseph Usa q bonnelly ni 81 s. New York City and
v1sinis ,a5isi sisSon % 90 1th st. n;e
%, 435 E st. ne
Paul West, ,43. Houston Hotel and Bette
Brady, %. Denver. Colo.
William White, %. 6o7 22nd st. NV, and
Carolyn Kincaid, "a. New Colonial Hotel
David Phillips, As. and Lois Hammond, 3s
both Of 207 3rd st. NV
Thomas Davis, 80: Sherman, Miss, anc
Ivan Allen. 30, 1915 st. ne, and Addie
Woods, 1s. 1924 F ST, ne.
Herbert Smith. 26 1865 Massachusett,
Quarters E, Arlington, Va.
Elmer Payne, .,25. 1856 T st. NV. anc
Gracle Hamilton, "a. 1919 U St NV
John Winston, 80. 921 9th St se, anc
Thelma Werts, 90. 531 5th St Sc
Raleigh Williams, !r., %, anG Margare
>, Pults: 20, both of 3906 S ST. Sc.
Henry Boulter, 26, 295q Mills ave ne anc
Angie Hall, 2S, 1717 G st. NV.
James Allen, %, 624 Morton st. ne, ane
Raymond Williamson, 90. Indianhea d
Nd: and Elizabeth Arnold, 21. 1885,
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Restricting La1Vs
Hamper Aviation,
Instructor Says
By Catherine X. Hamblev

Many State governments recognize
postwar aviation as rich tax
source and, in legahzing restrictions
to this end, are likely to block the
progress of flying, James Walcroft,
chief navigation instructor of the
training school, Pennsylvania Air
Lines. asserted last night.
Speaking at meeting of the
Washington Chapter, Women Fly
ers Of America, Inc, he added in
explanation that in more than one
state a flyer must have several IL
censes. Some States require a plane
license as well as a CAA license, he
added.
AS safeguard against such legis-
lation running away with aviation, u
he urged the group and others like
1t to follow closely aviation legisla-
ton formulated by State bodies.
They should realize, the speaker
pointed out, that though restrictions
are necessary, they should not be
for the purpose of making possible
additional collection of taxes. Mr..
Walcroft praised the 'CAA for de-
veloping aviation without undue ex-
pense to the public and for passing
and enforcing laws to make flying
safe.
The instructor voiced his approval
of a proposal to require 500 hours
for flight instructors instead of the
conventional 200.
He asserted women will find a
place in postwar aviation. However
he warned they will never rise to
the rank of co-pilot or captains
The strong opposition, which such
action would entail from the influ-
entail Pilots Association, would pre-
vent women from taking these posts
Mr. Walcroft explained.
His address was followed by some
rare anecdotes" about teaching girls
to fly by Kenneth Fincher, former
flight commander and WASP in
structor at Sweetwater, Tex.
Mr.. Fincher has come here with
other Sweetwater instructors to start
90-day course with TWA. Theil
studies will fit them for TWA Inter.
continental runs" Other flyer.
present were Don McLanderes o1
Washington State, Joseph Giltz O,
California and George Martin Of
Oklahoma.
L. L. Prout, active in the Civil All
Patrol and fairy godfather" te
the club for whom he conducted two
ground school courses, was presented
Evening star., 1944-12-02

book from which fell a shower of
bouvardia.
The brides sister, Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Brennan, was her maid of
honor, and Miss Louise Gaegler was
her bridesmaid. Both wore ivory
brocade gowns with matching caps
and carried arm bouquets of Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
Mr.. Samuel Carroccio of Little
York, N. j., served as best man for
his brother, and the ushers were
Mr.. Paul l.. Brennan, brother of the
bride; Mr.. Carl Hoffman and Capt
Joseph A. Dugan, A. U. S., Medical
Corps. A reception in the home of
the brides parents followed the
wedding ceremony and mass.
|, After their wedding trip, 1t. Car
roccio and his bride will reside in
Milwaukee. The latter is a grad
uate of the Georgetown Visitation
Convent. 1t. Carroccio received his
B. S. degree from the Catholic Uni
versity of America and was grad
uated from Georgetown University
School of Dentistry. He at present
is on duty at the Wood Hospital In
Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Miss Quirk to We'd
Sergf. Griffin

Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy J. Quirk
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Frances
Quirk, to Sergt. Raymond Edward
Griffin. U. S. M. C. r., son of Mrs.
Leo P. Schroeder, wife of Maj.
Schroeder. The wedding will take
place December 7 In the Shrine of
the Blessed Sacrament.
Miss Quirk attended Holy Cross
Academy and Dunbarton College
Her brother, Maj. Joseph M. Quirk,
who was one of the Districts first
distinguished aces of the European
theater of war, was married to the
former Miss Mary Kathryn Ma
loney in June. He recently was re-
ported prisoner of war in Ger
many.
Sergt. Griffin attended st. Johns
College and Maryland University
before entering the service, and he
just has returned from two years
duty in the South Pacific,
Evening star., 1944-12-02
9lelzIz5 zy
Pabal Blessing Is Bestowed
On Bridal C0ubIe Wed Today

The papa blessing bestowed
daughter city
Charles Salvatore Carroco u ST. Mr. and Mrs A. Caocco
Little York N j. and New York following marriage
in ST. Anhonys Church The Rev Coady
the the nupta which
the Rev Harold Smith of Corpus Christi
Arthur McNerney played the wedding music
panied Mrs Betty Rohlader and Richard
edifce appropriately palms.
Escorted the sanctuary by
satin embroidered in seed fngerip
which fell carried prayer
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Panama official
DHe Thursday

The Minister of Foreign Relati tions
Of Panama, Senor Samuel Lewis, jr.,
is coming to Washington for a brief
visit and is expected to arrive Thurs
day. He will be accompanied by his
two children, Gabriel, now 16, and
Carmen Teresa, IS, and the chief of
protocol for Panama, Senor Mario
de Digo. Senor Lewis will stay at
Blair House with Senor de Digo and
the two younger members of the
party will be guests of the Panama
Ambassador and Sonora de Jimenez
at the embassy.
The Ambassador and Senor de
Jimenez will give large reception
Tuesday evening, December II, from
6 to 8 o'clock for their distinguished
countryman. Earlier that day the
Governing Board of the Pan
American Union will give luncheon
in his honor following a special
session of the board.
Senor Lewis is coming as the
guest of this Government and will
be entertained at luncheons and
dinner parties by officials of the
State Department.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

~ tae AbS0ClhteQ FreSS.
Today year ago-Judge Kene-
saw Mountain Lands, baseball's
commissioner, upheld rule per-
mitting 16 inactive minor leagues
to vote at their National Associa-
ton convention, ending Glass
"AA" League revolt to limit ballot.
Three years ago-Mel OFT was
named manager of the New York
Giants, succeeding Bill Terry, who
became general manager OF the
clubs minor league scouting sys-
tenn.
Five years ago-Navy whipped
Army, 100, before 100000 foot
ball fans at Philadelphia.
Ten years ago-Chicago Bears
beat Detroit Lions. 10-7, for their
14th straight victory of the Ma
tional Pro Football League sea-
son.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
ST. Paul. S Cagers 10 Open
Season on December Is

st. Paul's Trojans will make their
basket ball debut against George
towns Little Hoyas in home game
December 13 and a full schedule is
being lined up by Coach Hart Downs
Coach Downs is building his team
around three promising youngsters,
Dave Reidy, Frank McKenna and
JinX Brown, who starred on the
mentors st. Gabriel's quintet.
Tentatively scheduled are a Janu-
ary game at Gonzaga and a Janu-
airy 10 tilt at Roosevelt Games are
being arranged with st. Anthony's,
Landon, Anacostia, Dewitt, Coolidge,
Mount Rainier, Bethesda and Wash
ington-Iee
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Pen Women League
VIII Hear Author

The Drama Group of the District
Branch, National League of Amer
ican Pen Women, will meet Monday
at the home of the chairman, Mrs.
Lillian C. B. McA. Mayer, 230 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Some Historical Novels" will be
the subject of a review by Rebecca
Strickler, author of Brandon Lane, -
at a meeting of the Book Review
Group Friday. Alethea T. Anderson
will introduce the speaker
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Lions Humble Falcons
In Shaking Off Slump
In 5-3 3HockeyWin

Washington's ice hockey Lions
have snapped out Of that losing
streak with a 5-to-3 win over the
Philadelphia Falcons, the sextet
that raised storm in the Eastern
league by throwing more punches
than pucks at the Lions in the re-
cent game.
The Lions revenge was witnessed
by $500 last night at Uline Arena
when the Falcons threatened only
In the final moments Of play, rack
Ing up two goals to add to the one
scored in the second period, at a
time when Harry Hilliard, star Lions
right wing, was in the penalty box.
Alan Percival, the Lions hat trick
expert, scored two of the locals
goals, Hilliard accounted for pair
and Pete Long drove in the fifth.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Shark, Enraged When Hit
By Oar, Sinks FISHING Boat

BY the Associated Press.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec.
2.-Exhibiting skiff with holes in
it's sides and sharks teeth buried in
1t, A. P. Moree told a story of being
"torpedoed" by an enraged shark.
Moree said he and a companion
were fishing for mackerel and that
the shark persisted in chasing the
mackerel away. Moree said he bat
ted the shark, estimated to weigh
1000 pounds, on the head with an
oar. The shark promptly attacked,
ramming a hole in the boat, causing
it to sink.
Nearby fishermen rescued Moree
and his companion before the shark
returned to the battle.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Ice Show Sturs Plan
Big Hockey Venture

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. Eddie and
Roy Shipstad and Oscar Johnson,
who did much to popularize ice
skating shows, plan to go in for
hockey in big way after the war.
Prime movers in the Pacific Coast
Hockey League this year, they look
for bigtime professional hockey
when airplane travel enables East
ern and Western teams to play each
other. They own the Portland
Oreg, rink and are associated with
Phil Henderson in a projected Los
Angeles arena.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Births Reported

Frank and Margaret Aft, girl
Richard and Adele Bashor. girl.
Aubrey and Josephine Beckham, boy.
Charles and June Blumer. girl.
Oden and Nellie Catterton, boy.
Andrew and Louise Clark. boy.
Charles and Vidalia Collis boy.
Eliot and Elizabeth Coulter, girl.
Leo and Ruby Day, girl.
Elmer and Dorothy Ertel, girl.
Walter and Irene Favor. girl.
John and Veronica Flynn, girl
Stephen and Frances Filipowicz, girl
Eldon and Helen Galbraith. boy.
George and Catherine Gates, girl.
Dwight and Mona Hall, boy.
Noel and Doris Hare, girl.
William and Gisi Heany, boy.
Earle and Mary Higdon, girl.
Julian and Jean Holland, girl.
George and Lois Hoye. girl.
Bertram and Doris Kirwan, girl.
William and Frances Lady, girl
Sam and Helen Lieberman, boy.
Howard and Helen Lloyd, boy.
Norman and Lyla Marti, boy.
Joseph and Bernice Murphy. boy.
Frank and Opal Newman, girl
Edward and Elizabeth McCullough, girl.
AAHhony and Teresa DIVA, boy
Robert and Mary Powell, girl
John and Valeta Richel, boy.
William and Eleanor Richie. boy.
William and Lillian Robertson, girl.
John and Helen Roumel, boy
Jimmie and Phyllis Spencer, girl.
Marion and Marjorie Striker, boy, girl
twinS).
Robert and Caroline szabo, boy.
Harry and Josephine Walden, girl.
Bruce and Jean White, girl.
George and Hindalyn Wolly, girl;
Dlehl and Marguerite Young, girl.
William and June Angola, boy.
James and Edelweis Beck, girl.
Richard and Roberta Bennett, boys (twins)
Leroy and Myrtle Bible, boy.
William and Helen Burgess, boy.
Thomas and Beatrice Chambers girls
Joseph and Hilda Cloud, boy.
Joseph and Rae COStanZO, boy
Clarence and Audrey Creswell. boy.
William and Olive Eccles, boy.
Lance and Margaret Estes, girl.
Louis and Vivian Finamore, boy.
George. and Margaret Gaddy, girl.
Edward and Nancy Garrett. boy.
Robert and Estelle Gouldthorpe, girl.
Harry and Claire Haraway. girl.
James and Virginia Hickey, boy.
Sam and Mary HiggS, boy.
Warren and Oracle Hosafiook boy.
Rogerand Marie johnson, boy.
Joseph and Rosina Kuhn, boy.
James and Ruth Leaman, girl.
Carl and Shirley Lipp, boy.
John and Kathleen Malley, girl.
Vernon and Elsie Mothershesd, girl
Charles and Vera Naylor, grill
Theodore and Kathryn McCord girl
Donald and Helen OakeS. girl
James and Lillian Pickering, boy.
James and Jane Reville, girl.
Earl and Alverta Ridgely, boy.
John and Iris Rivers, boy
Wesley and Edith Rogers, girl.
William and Sara Snyder, boy
Joseh and Caroline SQarlata, girl
John and Marcia Sweeney. boy
Merrill and Elizabeth Thorowgood, boy,
Millard and Jeanne Wade, girl
Alonzo and Beth Welborn. boy
Leamon and Grace Winstead, girl.
Awyn and Leatha Woods, girl,
Thomas and IneZ Clickey, boy.
James and Josephine Ellis, boy
Roncie and Artie Ramsey, girl.
William and Matte Tatum, girl
Joseph and Evelyn Davis, girl
Anthony and Cynthia Garnett boy.
Richard and Vernice Ray, girl
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Monday

New officers of Robert E. Lee
Chapter, No. 644, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will be installed
preceding meeting at pm. Mon
day at Confederate Memorial Hall,
1922 Vermont avenue NV.
Mrs. Eunice M. Barnes and Mrs.
R. B. Whitehurst will serve refresh
ments at the meeting at which the
newly-elected vice president. Miss
Gertrude Robinson, will preside.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Sisferh00d Luncheon
To Be Given Monday

The annual donor luncheon of the
Adas Israel Sisterhood will be given
at 1890 Monday at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Mrs. A. Harry Ostrow will open
the affair with prayer. Greetings
will be brought by Mrs. Henry Gich-
ner. An address, Let There Be
Light" will be delivered by Rabbi
Solomon H. Metz, while Mrs. I. e.
Levinson, program chairman, will
direct playlet, Lights Of Hanu-
kah."
The luncheon chairman Is MRS.
Elwood Zupnick.
This event is the organizations
sole means for raising funds. Money
Is contributed to communal or ma
tional agencies for relief and educa-
ton or otherwise used to sponsor
these philanthropies.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
1O,446 Open Gu|fstream;
0PA Checks on Is Autos
BY the Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. Am opening
day crowd of 10,446 poured 1929, ,209
into the mutuel machines as racing
returned to Gulfstream Park, Is
miles north of here yesterday.
President James Down said he was
extremely well pleased" with the
turnout and foresaw a, successful
season for the oval, despite wartime
transportation difficulties.
John Mccarthy, chief of the en-
forcement division of OPA for South
Florida. said summonses had been
issued for Is drivers to appear De-
cember 9 for gasoline revocation
hearings.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
GUY Hotel to Sbeak

Guy Hotel, special agent of ths
Washington Field Division, Federal
Bureau of Investigation, will be
guest speaker at meeting of the
Sisterhood of the Washington He.
brew Congregation at 1:30 pm.
Monday at the Temple, Eighth and
H streets NV.
The program will include Anna
belle Hoge accompanied by Mrs.
Herbert Sobel.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Union to Buy Bonds
At Night Meetine

Bonds to add impetus to the Sixth
War Loan drive will be sold at
meeting of Chaplin Women's Tenn
perance Union at 8 pm. Monday
at the home of Mrs. Maude Banker,
300 Eleventh street NE. Mrs.
Frederick Newburgh, chairman of
the special committee for the sale
of bonds, will be in charge.
The program will include a talk,
Keeper of the Light" by Mrs. Ida
Eaton, director of Spiritual Life De-
partment, District WCTU.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Chatter VIII Meet

Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Gamma
Sorority, will meet at 2:30 pm. to-
morrow at Columbian House, George
Washington University.
Hostesses will be Miss Vera Now
ry, Miss Rhoda Coulson, Miss Eliza
beth Griffith, Miss Marion Scott,
Miss Clarita Claussen and Miss
Corinna DiGiulian.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
In PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.,
and their daughter, Miss Mariana
Evans, went to Philadelphia today to
attend the commissioning of the
U. S. S. Atlanta, to which 1t. Philip
Evans. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans,
is assigned as supply officer,
Evening star., 1944-12-02
N. Y. Turf Receipts Zoom

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 2 (P).-New
York States total revenue from
racing in 1914 amounted to S29 ,022,-
617.19, the State Tax Commission
has reported The State take in
1943 aggregated S19,3O6, ,14O.2O.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,Os, couples must
apply tor q marriage license on
one day, 1pait three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner enter
tained at a luncheon yesterday at
the Statler in compliment to her
sister, Mrs. Louis Garfield of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, who is her house
guest The company numbered IL
Evening star., 1944-12-02

set of books by Assem- Jordanoff.
The president, Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
made the presentation.
An hour of solo flying was won
in a contest by Miss Imogene
Oakes as announced by Mrs. Gail
Conroy.
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Sorority Celebrates

The Goth anniversary of Phi Sigma
Sigma Sorority, George Washington
University, will be celebrated
jointly by the Washington Alumnae
Club and Kappa Chapter at for
NAL dinner dance tonight at the
Willard Hotel. This celebration also
marks founders day of the national
organization.