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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
SOCIETY
Sorority Holds
 Annual Bridge

Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority recently held its second an- nual bridge at the Raymond Bak- ing Company recreation rooms. The event was for the benefit of St. Mary's hospital blood bank.
 Anne Fernandez was chairman. assisted by Louise Mauthe, Carolyn Navarro, Edna Englehardt, Barbara Bunting, Doris Ker. Yvonne Gaess, Jean Rollo, Eleana Mascolo, Lucille Di Modugno, and Irene. Delaney The door ~rize was won by Mrs Floyd Lyttle.
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Adolph Raymond, Miss Martha Raymond, MT. and Mrs. William O. Taylor, Mir and Mrs. Edwin C.. Northrop, Miss Emily Tickell, Peter N. Laskas, William Reed, MT. and Mrs. Bernard Boyer, Mrs. Edward Perrotti, Mrs. P. L. Palomba. Mrs. E. J. Spadola, Mrs. s. R. Morgan, Mrs. w. E. Rooney, Mrs. William Perrotti, Mrs. Constant Miro, Mrs. William Platt, Mrs Eugene s. Creel, Mrs. Harry Platt, Mrs. Raymond H. Daniels, Mrs. Walter Richter, Mrs. Francis Whalen, Mrs. Fred Gilhespy Mrs. George Deary, Mrs. Harry Wynn, Mrs. Carroll Anderson, Mrs Rodney A. Palmer, Mrs. Harry x. Cashin, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs Joseph Kenney, Mrs. Leonard Gaugler, Mrs. Florence Leslie, Mrs George Miller, Mrs. Laura Davis Mrs. Winnie Mouillet, Mrs. Stasia ByrneS, Mrs. Mary Christian, Mrs Helen Kopiczh, Mrs. Bertha Tracy, Mrs. Etta Hespelt, Mrs. William Dubay, Mrs. Ralph E. Colucci, Mrs. Anne Woodruff, Mrs. Sybil Wakeley, Mrs. Mae Cleary, Mrs. Irene Pocius, Mrs. Margaret OLoughlin, Mrs. Carolyn Korngiebel, Mrs. w. Bar rett, Mrs. Lucy Perrault, Mrs. Town send, Mrs. Lena Jubelt, Mrs. Katie Albert, Mrs. Edward Taylor, Mrs. Rose Russo, Mrs. Joseph c. Per- reault Mrs. Donald w. Williams, Mrs. William J. Ryan, Mrs. Carmela Russo, Mrs. Emil Mascolo, Mrs. Thomas w. Delaney, Mrs. Henry Baker, Mrs. Floyd Lyttle, Mrs. Henry Derouin, Mrs. Edward Lynch Mrs. William Golden, Mrs. Alvin Turner, Mrs. Edward Kay, Mrs. John Bunting, Mrs. w. Squirer, Mrs. Robert Schuster, Mrs. Lee Kuregel, Mrs. Lydia Hener, Mrs. Loretta D'VileskiS, Miss Edith Dean, Mrs. Alice Lindy, Mrs. Hazel Brown Mrs. Ll Slater, Mrs. Mae Dillon, Mrs. Helen McGowan, also Misses Ruth Creem, Eileen Mary Crean, Irene A. Moroney, Eleanor Shepard Mildred Cochrane, Theresa O'Toole, Lou Grabber, Elizabeth Anderson, Constance Wright, Josephine Ro- tella, Marion Powers, Minnie Lucas, Dorothy Woisand, Kitty DelGaizo, Lillian Murtha, Naomi Schillare, Margaret Squire, Mary Majauskas, Mary E. Sheehan, Janis Miller, Rose Santoro, Fanny Rossi, Tess Vincent, Mary DeSantis, Alma Hayes, An- toinette Casetano, Rita Deconnick, Beatrice Nigro, Lena Cappello, Car olyn Navarro, Barbara Bunting, Jean Rollo, Virginia Mascolo, Marion RosSi, Josephine Manzo. Margaret Rossi, Ruth Palmento, Lucille Di Modugno, Louise Mauthe Edna Englehardt, Louise Williams, Rosemary Bergen, Eleana Mascolo, Margery Douglas, Doris Ker, Elaine Hemenway, Yvonne Gaess, and Irene Delaney.
 Mrs. Viola Tmelung, president Of the Women's Republican club, and several club members,( at tended meeting of the directors of the New Haven county orgari- ztaion of Republican Women's clubs in New Haven Tuesday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Tuesday evening tournament of the Cornell Bridge Club conduct ed by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, resulted in the follow ing scores: north and south, Mrs. James Bulger and Mrs. Joseph Wedge 118h; Frank Driscoll and William Carpenter 113la; east and west, Louis Merrill and Mrs. A. Jac- obson 122lA; J. G. Cudahy and Mrs. Ruth Hurlbut 112la. The official standing: MT. Merrill and Mrs. Jac- obson 295la; MT. Cudahy and Mrs. Hurlbut 295; Mrs. Bulger and Mrs. Wedge 2881a; and MT. Driscoll and MT. Carpenter 278.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

Mrs, Viola Tmelung, president of the Women's Republican club, and several club members,( at tended meeting of the directors of the New Haven county organi- ztaion of Republican Women's clubs in New Haven Tuesday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

Marjorie Woodlock, who repre- sentS the Federal Security Agency in the field of recreation in Con- necticut will speak to the local Youth Recreational Committee to- night at Central Y. M. c. A. Mrs. Woodlock will tell of developments throughout the country in the teen- age recreational program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01
1,OOOTH JOINS PLANT BANK

Seattle - (PU) - A bank within an aircraft plant recently signed up its 1,O00th customer. He was Robert Morse of the Boeing Aircraft Go. engineering department, where the branch bank is located.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-01

Mass; Miss Louise Boucher, New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Omer Valler- and, Hartford; MT. and Mrs. A. J. Vallerand, Waterville.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
ElJlAKOPRAvNOST

katero sta tako rada poslusala,
danes pa to citam. Moja leila
je, da bi mogla pisati par vrstic
nji ali pa njenim domacim. v
sorodu so nasim pisateljem
Mr.. Louis Adamicem.
DR.. Jelki Vesenjak in njenim
domaeim dam vso cast, ker Sc
borijo. Vedno sem mislila ma
ME kot ma moje dom { e
v rojstni vasi ziri. Ko Sc m
bila v Ljubljani, je bilo mole j.
me Anica zakelj. &c slueajno
pride teh par vrstic v roke ma
slovenska tia, maj sprejmejo moi
iskren pozdrav vsi Slovenci!
Mrs. Anna Jesenko
1857 w. 81 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
COZDOVNIk
Povest Il omeriskego zivlienio
SpisoI KAROL MAY

les. 'Pravica bozja ga pokopa-
va ma onem mestu, ma katerem
je njegova zrtva, Orocej, nasel
svojo smrt."
I'm ta pravica," prideva Dor
million, "mu je odlocila pasti
prvemu v boju, XII ga je sam
zasnoval. Zdaj je mem zadnji,
|od katerega Sc je bio bait IL
dajstva glede bonanse. Zlato
vam je zagotovljeno, SENIOR Fa-
BIZ"
"Napadalno crto 81 razdelimo
ma tri proge, izmed katerih vsa-
! XII izmed mas cuva po"eno"s pu-
sko. JAZZ vzamem del ma desni,
do divjega trsja; tt, Pepo, we
| mi levo krilo, do orehovja, in
I'll, Fabij, pazi ma sredino med
obema."
"Potem 81 mahoma poiscem
rdecnika," meni Pepo. "Stavim
kajj, da je "a ono majhno cipre-
so Indijanec, XII 81 je tam svoj
vigvam postavil."
! Cevi svoje puske da cvrsto
! podlago, meri trenotek, pa
sprozi. Glasno tulenje je svedo-
clio, da je predobro zadel.
"Potepenci so tako dobri, da
mas obvestijo, da imamo Sc jed
; najst koz "a preluknjati," 60
vori smejaje.
cod katerih pa takoj ena do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
UREDNIKOVA POSTA
Nadaljevanje q q. strani)

sta teta, XII jo gdc. zdravnica
Vesenjak imenuje v omenjenem
clanku. Spominjam Sc Sc ko Sc
je koncala vojna in kako smo
bill veseli. Vse je bilo 1.-Two in ve-
selo. Klicali so "zivijo Jugosla-
vija', "zivijo Wilson,, cigar sli-
ko so nosili po 'mestu. Ne dolgo
potem pa je g. professor prejel
obvestilo, da je premescen V
drugo Solo v Maribor ma Stajer-
sko. Rojen je bill v Muskancih,
Stajersko. Neradi so zapustili
Ljubljano. JAZZ bi imela iti Z NIL
mi, toda me nj veselilo iti pre-
dalec in ostala sem pri gdc. An
geli, da sem kuhala in oprav-
ljala druga della.
To je bila mirna in katoliska
druzina ter zelo vneta "a naso
Slovenijo. Tako, da lahko re.
Gem, da Sc sedaj borijo "a svo-
bodo vsi zavedni Slovenci. Oh
zalujem, da tako strasno trpi-
jo, kajti tega MISC zasluzili. s.
1.-Two Sc spominjam, ko sem t.
diva otroka peljala ma sprehoc
in citala sem jim kako povest
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
(Nadaljevanje)

"Hocete Ii sc Sc enkrat cd
ME poslovit?" vprasa Fabij,
kazoc orozje. .-,-~
"Vidis ga, vraga: Tiburcio
Areljanos! Zdaj nj milosti.
Ogenjw
Onkraj Sc zasveti; Mesanik,
Rdecerocnik, Indijanec nlaho-
ma izginejo. Izdajska krogla
udari tn kamen, a onkraj je
,cuti silen kirk. z bliskom on
kraj je bill Kanadcan pocil, in
krogla je nasla svojo zrtvo. Boz
Sc je zacenjal, ma kvar oblego-
valcem, XII so izdajstvo svoje
morali placati s prvim mrtve-
Gem. Pepo izvleee noz, pa nare-
di zarez v smrekovo deblo.-
"Jeden rdeeekoznik; ostane
jih jednajst."
cali pa: trije bell, ostaneta
dva," meni Kanadcan. "Grmov-
je, izmed katerega Sc je ustre-
lilo, je sredi tanko in "a MIN
ne tici teman obraz; zdi Sc mi,
da sem videl belo oblicje."
To mnenje sc je takoj uresni-
clio. Onkraj namrec je sestero
rok vzdgalo cez grmovje belle
ga; dolocno Sc je videlo, da mu
je sla krogla skozi glavo.
"Baraha," reee Fabij.
"Da, Baraha,'' potrjuje Rdo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28

poznas, vsaj smo bill skupaj ma
Gorjancih, ko 81 bill donna. Malo
hos pomislil, pa Sc bos spomnil
omega rdecega dekleta. Sicer' pa
ri DO Gizela vee pisala. Tudi O.
ma mi je stregla v teh nasih go
zdovih kot bolnicarka, a je cd
napornega della tako oslabela,
da sem Sc odlocil poslati jo v /
taijo. Prisreno Te pozdravlja
Tebe in brate Tvoj sin Dolfe.
Sledece pismo pa je pisala
vnukinja Ludvika Medveska.
Pismo Sc glasi:
Dragi start papa!
Oh priliki, ko I'll pise Dolfi, Sc
oglasam tudi JAZZ. Nahajam Sc
pri MENU kot bolnicarka in sku-
paj z Gizelo prezivljamo te Ca
Sc dalee cd donna ter prieakuje-
mo lepse case, ko bono zopet
vsi skupaj. Tedaj bono zapu-
still te nase lepe gozdove, XII so
oh tel borbi postal zivi in XII so
pribezalisce mnogim.
V zelji, da bi bill kmalu zbra-
nj v Novem mestu Teboj ma
eelu, Te prisrcno pozdravlja
Tvoja vnukinja Tatjana.
M. M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
L. Medvesek prejel pisma
IL stare domovine

Chicago, Ill. - Poznani dru-
stveni in kulturni delavec in
tajnik drustva Naprej st. 5 S.
N. P. ]. IL Clevelanda, o., Lud-
vik Medvesek ina poleg sinov- v
Ameriki tudi tri sinove, hcer in
zeno v start domovini. Odkar je
izbruhnila vojna in je bila tudi
Jugoslavija vrzena v MO, nj
Ludvik prejel nobene poste cd
svojcev il stare domovine.
Pred nekaj dnevi pa je konc-
no prejel poroeilo cd svojcev.
Pismo mu je pisala njegova 81
naha IL JUNE Italije. V njenem
pismu pa je bilo prilozeno tudi
pismo njegovega najmlajsega
sina Dolfita, XII je zdravnik v
partizanski armadi in major po
cinu.
Ludvik ina Jugoslaviji tudi
Gina, XII je bill v bivsi jugoslo-
vanski armadi podpolkovnik, to-
da O MENU nj dobil do sedaj Sc
nobenega glasu, razen da je 81
nova hcerka Tatjana tudi pr
partizanih; sluzi kot> bolnicar-
ka pri stricu Dolfitu.
Pisma Sc glase:
Dragi papa!
| Prispela sem ma cilj, odkoder
Ii lahko posljem pismo. Mogo-
&c sc me bos spomnil, ko 81 bill
donna v Novem mestu. Bill smo
skupaj ma Gorjancih, sicer me
pa Jozica dobro pozna.
Dolfi in JAZZ Sc re vec kot dive
lett nahajava v narodni osvobo-
dilni vojski. Ker sem pa precej
oslabela, me je Dolfi postal v
JUNO Italijo. 10 prejmes to pi-
smo, prosim odpisi mi takoj, da
jim sporocim, da sem dobila
zvezo S Teboj, potem pa I'll bonn
takoj poslala nekaj silk cd par
tizanov Dolfita, Tatjane in me-
ne. 'Pozdravlja Te Tvoja sinaha
Gizela.
Sledece pismo pise Medves
kov sin Dolfi:
Dragi oce!
Napisal Ii bonn nekaj vrstic
il daljnih krajev nase domovi-
ne, "a katero Sc borim re tretje
leto (od maja 1912 sem pri par
tizanih). V kolikor mi je znano
SO donna zaenkrat vai zivi. Pr
meni je Ludvikova hcerka Tat
jana in mi sluzi kot bolnicarka
I Medtem pa sem Sc ozenil. zeno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28

bi svojo odprtino,' pristavi Fa-
BIZ.
Tudi njegova puska zagrmi
in drugo tuljenje. Sc oglasi, do
kaz, da je bill MOI beseda.
Nekaj minut traja onkraj
mir, ali ma to pocijo vse puske
naenkrat, kolikor jih je incl
sovraznik ter prilete krogle
pred lovce in zanje, udarivsi v
kamenje branika in plocadi, to-
da niti ena nj napravila maj
manjsega kvara.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28

Slovenska dobrodelna zyeza
prjazno vabi ma
Materinsko proSlavO
v NEDELJO, /. OKTOBRA
SLOW. mar. domu, St. Clair Ave-
Use povabljene matere kakor tudi ostalo obcinstvo
DO pricelo zbirati oh dveh popoldne avditoriju
slovenskega narodnega donna. d.
Tocno oh 230 popoldne Sc bo pricelo filmsko sli-
kanje mater pred poslopjem S. N. Donna.
PROGRAMU MA ODRU:
1. Star spanged Banner, pole Mrs. Agnes Zagar,
glavna odbornica S. D. Zveze
2. Pozdravni govor glavnega predsednika
Jos. Ponikvarja.
3. Razvitje zastave S stevilom vojakov; sodeluJe
Castna strata S. D. Zveze.
4. Deklamacija materam,
deklamira Victoria Hocevar.
5. Govor mestnega zupana Hon. F. J. Lauscheta
6. Solospevi "Lahko noc' in with Song in My
Heart" pole Florence Unetich.
Z. Solospev "Mother of Mine,' pole Frank Plut.
g. Nastop Miss Msic in Miss Perko kitaro in
spevom.
9. Govor pocast n1ateram, govori 81. tajnik
John Gornik.
10. Dvospev: Angeine Tomsic in Jennie Cerne il
Loraina
II. Kvartet Glasbene matice, Louis Belle, Frank
Plut John Nosan in John Sulen.
IL. Akrobatski PIES izvaja Miss Bernath Korosec.
49,. Solospev "Nekje Francj' in INA vrtni gredi,
pole Mrs Mary Potocnik.
IA. Harmonka in klavr, proizvajata
Joseph Milavec in Henry Paulin.
Is. Solospev God Bless Amerca'
pole Frank Plut.
Vodsvo programa bo rokah brata Frank M. Surtza.
Po programu DO dornaca zabava prizidku, kjer
DO selviralo tudi vecerjo - Pricetek pesa DO OBJ
osmih zvecer. Popodne DO vstopnna prosta, zvecer
k pesu pa SO centov - Sviral bo Peter Sernickov
orkester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-28
Joseph ;JakiGG

Zatisnil je svoje blage oci
dne 28. septembra 1899 leta
Kako posabit to gonailo,
kjer Tvoje blogo spi srce,
ki nam bresmejno vdano bilo
je prav do konco sVojah dni.
EnErGt bono sc sdruSiH
IN 81 stisniH Toke
s Tabo ljubljemi predragi
to DO sre6mo svidemje.
zalujoca soproga
FRANCES;
FRANK in JOSEPH,
sinova;
ALICE in ELMIRA,
sinahi in vnuki
Cleveland, Ohio,
dine %. septembra, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Service Notes.
HbedPOileF Wins Wings
offtctsi Army Photo

Pvt Edward \. Miller. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Miller OF 1858
Buffalo, has been promoted to
private first class at the Avon
Park army air field in Florida,
Prior TO entering the SerFiee-he
attended De La Sale School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Child Care
On

Representatives Of more Than a
dozen city departments I'M T7-7=
vate Organizations are 10 meet AT
the RalIa-IA!a- Casino today 10
prepare plans for a huge exhibit
on child care 10 be staged az the
tHvrr1u rtTrrrr- erfc n '---ei h
May ! through May
The exhibit viii depict facilities
available IN Detroit for the proper
care Of children under wartime
conditions and viii include model
pIsygrounds, nursery school $,
summer camps fosterhomes, can
teens and reading material
Those taking part Will be the
parks and recreation department
board Of education. welfare de-
partmcni Michigan Camping As
ISOLATION Council 81 Social Agen-
cIcS BOYS Scouts and Girl Scouts.
Campfire GITtV. War Production
Board public libraries. Childrcns
War Service and tho AuloTutlNc
Council for War Production
enid Care Week. proclaimed
nationally hy President Roosevelt
and locally hN Coy Kelly and
Mayor Jelfues. VIII stress pre-
NnniNo measures against juvenile
0eInquercy Tie park, and rocre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

William ID. Carlson, son of John
Carlson of l667S Cruise. won his
NAVY wings Of gold ana was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

Cpl. James j KoltS Of ll5S PAT
nam IS here on leave Cpl kolt,
was stationed m the southwest
Parrttc with the army air force
Tor - months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

Harold r. Heyrr, husband Of
Mrs Amy Iicyer has been pro-
NOTED 80 1ho-p4RT> -etF-->ar geapt.
SGT Hoyor is stationed AZ Camp
AdaLr. ore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

Cpl Raymond PaskieWicz of
5SS6 Central has just retained eR
a l5-Gay Through. which be viii
pend with his fanny Cpl Pas
NowIcz Is assigned 10 duty at
Moore Field TcN. As a clerk in
Tho posi- hCannlarlnr, huldlng
Evening star., 1944-04-16

regent of Janet Montgomery Chap
ter, will also leave tomorrow ane
she will be accompanied by hel
sister, Mrs. Edgar Moore.
Mrs. Evan Condor. another for.
mer regent of Janet Montgomery
Chapter and now State librarian fol
Maryland, went to Trenton early
last week to visit relatives few
days before going to New York
Thursday she represented her chap
ter at a ceremony at the bell tower
in Valley Forge, Pa.
Several parties are being planned
for the next few weeks, however
and among them are two iuncheons
that are to be given in honor OF
Mrs. Elmer j. O'Bleness OF Brook.
dale who is to leave soon for Dodge
City, Mimi. where she and Mr.
|OBleness will make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. OBleness have lived
here nearly IL years, and Mrs
O'Bleness is one of Bethesda's most
active Red Cross workers. In 1941
she organized the first surgical
dressings class in the Bethesda
Chapter. In that first class were Is
women and seven of these same
women are members Of the present
class which now has an average OF
80 memberships. Roy w. Cross
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery Country
Conventions Claim Interest
|Of MANY Leading Residents

With a meeting of the State Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs yester-
day and the day before in Baltimore
and the Congress of the OAR be-
ginning tomorrow in New York
there is little time for social affairs
in Bethesda-at least amo-g the
club women-until these two meet
ings are over.
Bethesda has OAR member
whose name is on one of the tickets
that will be presented to the voters
this week.-Mrs.. Charles c. Haig,
who is running for the Office of
national treasurer general on Mrs.
Samuel Campbell's ticket, and by
the way-Mrs. Campbell, who is a
candidate for the office of president
general, Is a cousin of Mrs. Edward
G. Cowen of Drummond
Mrs. Haig went to New York last
Monday to stay until the close of
the congress and Mr.. Haig will
join her there at the end of the
week to visit friends for a few days
before he and Mrs. Haig return to
their Bethesda home.
Miss Byrd Belt, regent of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the OAR,
will go to New York tomorrow for
the meetings, and Mrs. Harry Cor
rick, a former resident of Lower
Montgomery County and one-time
Evening star., 1944-04-16

Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. Len p. Hinch
Mrs. Grace Brooks, Mrs. Julian w
Whiting, Mrs. Harry L. Bosley and
Mrs. j. A. Murray.
Among the parties to be given
for Mrs. O'Bleness is the luncheon
that Mrs. Richard Rossman will
give next week.
Miss Belle Chaffin of Bethesda
spent part of the past week with her
grandmother in Culpeper, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway
left last week on a business trip to
Florida and before returning to
their home in Edgemoor they will
spend few days at their cottage in
Golden Beach, where in prewar
daye they spend part of each year
Mr.. and Mrs. Lombardi Barber
of Woods Hole. Mass, have been
guests of Mr. Barber's father and
mother, Col. and Mrs. Alvin Barton
Barber of Sky Meadows, for the
past few dayS.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Hermdon Residents
Entertain Guests

HERNDON, Va, April l5.-Miss
Jane Hutchison has returned from
q two-week vacation trip to Jack
sonville, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest c. ShuI have
as their guest the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Robert Watts of Burlington, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs Evart Neal have gone
to Elkader, Iowa, where Mrs. Neal
will make her home with her sister
Mrs. Edward Burlingame, jr., while
Mr.. Neal is in the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Waite Wilkins
have returned from a trip to At
lanta, where they were the guests
of the formers mother, Mrs. M. T
Wilkins, and sister, Mrs. Lucy v
WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ray Harrison
have as their guest Mrs. Harrison's
mother, Mrs. Walter Presgrave OF
Pleasant Valley, Va.
Miss Maria r. Bready has re-
turned to her home Edwardstone
after spending a month with hel
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Moss, at Roanoke.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Residents Back
From Visits

ROCKVILLE, Md, April 15.-Mr
and Mrs. Wilson Carr spent several
days early in the week visiting
Ensign and Mrs. william D. Hauvel
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Griffith
are back from st. Petersburg, where
they spent several months.
Mrs. Robert Peter has beer
spending some time visiting in Fort
Pierce, Fla.
Mayor and Mrs. Douglas M
Blandford have returned from
Miami Beach after a stay of several
months.
Judge and Mrs. Stedman Prescott
are occupying their home in Rock
willie after having spent severa
months at Bethesda.
Mrs. Joseph M. White, wife ol
Maj. White, q. S: Army, retired
spent the week in Shrewsbury. Pa.
visiting Maj. and Mrs. Thomas S
Lowe.
Mrs. Charles G. Holland wa.
hostess at bridge and luncheon
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Fashion SbotV
To Be Given
FOrCanteen

Mrs. A. G. Robinson is chairman
OF the committee arranging the
beneft fashion luncheon to be held
at the Stage Door Canteen Thurs
day, April ~, from IL until o'clock
Assisting Mrs. Robinson are Mrs
Blake Clark, Miss Christine Clark
Miss Helen Cornelius, Mrs. William
Doeller, Mrs. A. F. Eberley, jr.; Miss
Gladys Hornberger. Miss Elizabeth
Fairall, Mrs. Vernon Lowrey, Mrs
George Millholland, Miss Gertrude
Prisley, Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, jr.;
Mrs. May Redmond Smith, Miss
Myrtle Tolson, Miss Mary Turner
and Mrs. Spencer Waters.
Among the popular hostesses who
viii act as models at the benefit will
be Mrs Ralph A. Bard, WHO will
wear a dress designed by Florence
Gainor; Mrs. Hugo L. Black, who
will wear a two-piece afternoon
frock designed especially for her by
Kiviette; Mrs. Douglas Macarthur,
II, who will wear dress chosen for
her by Airianne Mireau; Nine. SEM
Pramoj, whose dinner dress was Gre
ated by Tina Lesser; Baroness Stack
elberg, who will wear Glare Pot
ter original; Representative Wini-
fred Stanley, who will wear Nettie
Rosenstein suit, and Mrs. Jerauld
Wright, who will wear Claire Nc
Cardell frock.
Other outstanding models will be
Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley, whose gown
is being designed for her by Frank
Brady; Mrs. Morris Cafritz, in a
Hattie Carnegie gown; Mrs. Austine
Cassini, who will model gown by
Maurice Rentner; Mrs. Ira Eaker,
who will wear a Adrian suit; Mrs.
Blake Clark in a garden dress by
Helen Pons; Mrs. Francis Bowes
Sayre, in a Dorothy Cox creation;
Mrs. Randall Hagner, jr., dressed by
Helen Lyolene; Miss Meredith How
ard, in an Omar Khayyam gown;
Miss Marion Martin, assistant chair
man of the Republican National
Committee; Mrs. Lawrence Wood
Robert, wearing a tailored suit of
Philip Mangone's; and Mrs. Dorothy
vredenberg, in dress created espe-
cially for her by Mms Louise Bruno,
formerly of Paris and London.
Junior models will include the
Misses Victoria Brannon, Jane Davis,
Nancy Mayo, Patricia Prochnik,
Nancy Rheem, and Mesdames Thad
Brown, jr.; George Harper, Charles
Price and George Wheeler, jr.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Church Benefit
Being Planned

Plans are being completed for a
card party and dance for the benefit
of the Church of the Nativity. The
event is sponsored by the League of
the Sacred Heart and will be held at
Wardman Park, Tuesday evening at
$3.50 O'Clock.
The Rev. Walter Norris is general
chairman and Is being assisted by
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Luncheon Party

A luncheon party was given
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Cliff
ford Star in Arlington, when CO.
hostesses were Mrs. J. w. Kern, Mrs.
James Cunningham. and Mrs. Hugh
Herndon, jr., of Falls Church. There
were IS guests, all mothers of chill
dren attending st. James School in
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1944-04-16

Miss Helen Anthony, Mrs j. Frank W. Landvoigt
Donneny Mrs Joseph Genevese. Raymond Wlmarth
r. and
Evening star., 1944-04-16

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