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Rooms Are Sought
For Visitors to
III Serpicemen

A campaign to find rooms for
relatives and friends visiting sery-
icemen at Walter Reed Hospital and
the Forest Glen convalescent center
will be inaugurated Saturday by the
Junior Alliance under the auspices
of the Montgomery County War
Hospitality and Housing Services,
Inc.
The alliance will have an Office IN
the Montgomery County Welfare
Building, 1884 Colesville road, Silver
Spring, which will be open from l
to S pm. Monday through Saturday,
beginning this week end.
A special effort will be made to
accommodate visitors during the
Christmas holidays, but the project
will be continued as long as it is
needed, according to present plans.
Residents in the Walter Reed and
Forst Glen areas having rooms
which can be rented for this purpose
are requested to get in touch with
the Office by telephoning Shepherd
1854. Extension %, during the Office
hours.
Alliance officers said they have
been promised full cooperation by
Maj. Gen. Shelley u. Marietta, head
of Walter Reed Hospital
The organizations work will be
done entirely on a volunteer basis
Mrs. Charles Bilisoly. alliance presi-
dent, will have charge of the Office
schedule for members and Mrs Will
liam H. Hessick will serve as chair
man Of the Rooms Committee.
The project was proposed by Mrs
Charles Morgan. welfare chairman.
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Officials Wires
Luncheon Guests

The Sulgrave Club was the setting
for an informal pre-holiday party
today, when Mrs. Alan Philip
Cusick, II. entertained at lunch
con in compliment to Mrs. J. How
ard McGrath. wife of the newly
appointed solicitor general. Christ
mas greens and gay-colored flowers
were used to decorate the dining
room on the second floor of the
clubhouse for the festive occasion.
Mrs. Tom c. Clark. wife of the
Attorney General: Mrs. Robert E
flanagan, wife of the Postmaster
General. and Mrs. Leslie L. Biff1e
wife of the secretary of the Senate
were included in the list of guests
invited to meet Mrs McGrath
whose husband formerly was Gov
ernor of Rhode Island
The other guests were Mrs. George
B. Tribble, Mrs Howard H. Good
Mrs. Alva J, Spriggs, Mrs. Barge
Hartz, Mrs. Kathryn Fuqua, Mrs
George Clarke, Mrs. George Clarke
jr.; Mrs. William F. O'Donnell, MIS-
Duncan I. Hasell, Mrs Harry Dun
can. Mrs. Walter Gallagher. Mrs.
Gerald Reilly, Mrs. Owen McKevitt
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. Sinclair
Smith and Mrs. Charles H. Nc
Enerney, mother of the hostess.
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Sorority to Mark
Founders Dav

Phi Delta Gamma Sorority alum
nae, with members Of Alpha and
Beta Chapters, will celebrate found
ers' day with banquet and tradi-
tional candle lighting ceremony at
Z pm. Friday at the Highlands.
DR.. Helen M. Dyer OF the National
Institute of Health will be guest
speaker. Her topic will be Women
in Science"
Participating in the program will
be two past national presidents, Mrs.
Leona Fehler Dorsey and DR.. Mar
garet Sebree: Miss Virginia O'Neal
vice president of the alumnae
chapter: Miss Louise Babcock,
president of Alpha Chapter, and
Miss Clara Hitler, president of Beta
CHAPTER.
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A hlgh nOOntlme ceremony at SL.
Matthews Cathedral will unite the
young couple and the Sulgrave Club
will be the scene of the wedding
reception.
Mrs. Stanley Miller will be her
sisters matron of honor and her
two children, Imelda and Stanlee
Ann, will be the flower girls. Be-
sides Miss Truman, the brides other
attendants will be the Misses Jane
Lingo, Virginia Summerlin, Jean
Gross and Betty Jean keenan, and
Mrs. A. j. Hartnett, the former Miss
Dolores Young. The bridegroom
elects younger sister, Miss Maria
Luisa Tristan, has been selected
as Junior bridesmaid, and Mr.
Jorge Guillermo Tristani will be his
sons best man.
To name a few of the many par
ties scheduled for the popular young
bride -to-be. there is the small tea
at which Mrs. Robert Daniels will
be hostess Friday at 1900 New
Hampshire avenue. and two other
teas at which Mrs. Walter Ames-
bury and Miss Mildred Espinosa
will be hostesses, entertaining De-
cember q and Is, respectively.
Cocktail parties which will honor
the prospective bride and bride
groom are to be given by Miss Betty
Jean keenan, December %, and
Miss Jane Lingo January 26. Miss
Jean Gross and Mrs. A. J. Hart
nett have invited guests for show
Frs December 81 and January 5,
respectively; Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
de Rachat will be hosts at dinner
February 2, Mrs. Stanley Miller will
give luncheon for her sister and
the bridal attendants February s.
and Miss Virginia Summerlin will
be hostess at buffet supper Feb
ruary 8, completing the list of en-
tertainments planned so far for the
bridal couple
AS the holiday season approaches
the regular Monday night dinner
dances at the Sulgrave Club gain in
popularity. Among those who en-
tertained at last evenings dinner
dance were Mr.. Tilghman Bunch,
Miss Emily French Myers and Miss
Anne Mitchell. On the latters din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ripley
of New York and Mr. John McVickar
of New York and Washington.
Mrs. NeWbold Walmsley. wife of
the first secretary of the United
States Embassy in Paris, was the
honoree on the dinner given by Mr.
Bunch. Mrs Walmsley, who re-
Gently arrived in this country, will
remain in Washington, her former
home. until the middle of February
She has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel Mr.. Walms-
ley is at present in London where
he is attending the United Nations
Conference.
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Army Navy League
To Sponsor Lecture

The Woman's Army and Navy
League will sponsor a talk by Mrs.
Theodore Wedel on Community Re-
sponsibility to the Returning Serv-
iceman" at pm. tomorrow at the
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club,
l015 L street NV. The program is
under auspices of the Speakers Bu-
reau of the American Red Cross.
The lecture will be followed by an
inspection of the club, which Is
sponsored by the league. Tea will
be served in the canteen.
The following league officers will
receive and assist during the after
noon: Mrs. Smith Hempstone.
president; Mrs. Robert P. Patterson,
Mrs. Alexander A. Vandegrift. Mrs
Russell Wilson and Mrs. George
Doriot. vice presidents; Mrs. Mont
gomery Higgins. treasurer: Mrs.
Oliver L. Spaulding, assistant treas
surer; Mrs. John E. Hull, secretary,
and Mrs Robert Lavender, assistant
secretary.
The program has been arranged
for members Of the league and other
wives of Army, Navy and Marine
officers in Washington who are in
terested in the work.
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Engagement
Il announcements

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Chiffon of
New York City announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Doris Barbara Chiffon, to Mr.. Bal
four D. Goldman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hymen Goldman of this city
The wedding will take place in Feb
ruary and the couple plan to reside
in this city.
Mrs. Samuel William Phillips of
Arlington announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Alice
Rachel Phillips, to Capt. John w
Marin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
B. Marin of Spring Valley.
Miss Phillips was graduated from
Wheaton College. Capt. Marin was
graduated from the Wharton School
of Business, University of Pennsyl-
vania. He returned recently from
overseas after three and one-half
years of service.
The wedding will take place in the
near future
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Pen Women's League
Plan Library DAVIS

A series Of library days" when
the Pen Womens Library will be
open at the studio. 1851 Columbia
road NV. will be inaugurated
Thursday afternoon by the District
branch, League OF American Pen
Women. Mrs. H. L. Stricken, IL
brarian. will be in charge and men,
bers will be given opportunity to
read or borrow copies of books
written by other members.
At 8 pm. Thursday the genealogy
workshop group will meet with Miss
Roberta Wakefield. chairman, super
vising an exhibit of charts made by
members who have been able to
progress to that stage in their
research.
The award of prizes for best or
original feature articles written by
members of the feature group will
be held at 8 pm tomorrow in the
studio. Mrs. Marie Main, chairman
will be in charge.
The next event Of the District
branch will be the annual New Year
reception and tea in honor of men,
bers admitted during the past year
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Wedding Anniversary
To Be Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Mann will
celebrate their 57th wedding an
niversary tomorrow evening at a
reception at their home on Glebe
road. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann were
married in the Clay Street Meth
odist Church in Richmond, Va They
have resided in Arlington for 81
years, having lived in Washington
previously to this. They came to
the Capital 46 years ago when Mr..
Mann was sent from Richmond to
be superintendent of the District
of Columbia Paper Manufacturing
Co. Mrs. Mann formerly was Miss
Leslie B. Tiller of that city. Mr..
Mann was born in log cabin in
Dodge County. Tex. the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Streschley Mann.
He will celebrate his 81st birthday
anniversary in February.
Mrs. J. Robert Mossburg, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann.
will assist her parents at the party
tomorrow There will be music
Rotations and games.
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Many Festivities
On Preb0Hdav
Social Schedule

Christmas parties are already
beginning to crowd the calendar.
Mrs. Martin Vogel will entertain on
Wednesday at a cocktail party for
the chief participants in the we'd
ding of Miss Virginia Summers and
Col. Nathaniel Martin. which will
take place on December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hale Stein
man will be hosts at large dinner
on January S. The dinner will be
given in the Steinman home which
is one of the show places in George
town. The house is we'll over 200
years old and was at one time, dur
ing the days of the Tsars, the Rus
sian Embassy here.
The Misses Louise and Caroline
Steinman will give a cocktail party
on Sunday, in honor of Miss Lydia
LANCER and Miss Eunice Kennedy,
two of Washington's most popular
members Of the younger social set.
Miss LANCER and Miss Kennedy will
also share honors at a Christmas tea
dance to be given the same day by
members of Fl Circulo Inter-Ameri-
cano at the Potomac Boat Club.
Miss Kennedy is the daughter of the
former United States Ambassador
to Great Britain and Mrs Joseph
P. Kennedy, and Miss LANCER is the
daughter of the Senator from North
Dakota and Mrs William LANCER.
The committe of Ell Circulo Inter-
Americana responsible for planning
the Christmas fiesta consists of the
following: Senorita Hilda Vallar-
inc of Panama, Senoritas Elena and
Gabriela Mora of Chile. Senorita
Graciela Sarmiento of Peru and the
Misses Steinman and Miss Laureta
Braden.
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additional
DebHtantes

The Misses Michells and Patricia
Pynchon will make their formal
bows in Washington during the
Christmas holidays when they join
their mother, Mrs. Whelen, wife Of
Comdr. John Whelen, U. S. N. R.,
from their studies at Smith College.
Mrs. Whelen is living in George
town and plans to join Comdr
Whelen in Lima where he Is Naval
Attache of the United States EN-
bsssy, after the Misses Pynchon re-
turn to college early in the new
year. Mrs. Whelen will be accom-
panied by her youngest daughter,
little Miss Alike Porter Whelen.
The Misses Whelen also will be
presented in Philadelphia, home of
Comdr. Whelen. their mother giving
a dinner party for them at the Bar
clay. The dinner will precede the
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
B. Smith will give for their
debutante nieces, Miss Ann Coolidge
Smith, daughter of Capt. Joeffrey S.
Smith. U. S. N. r., and Mrs Smith,
formerly of Washington, and Miss
Sicney Howell Smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Story Smith of
Philadelphia.
Miss Patricia Pynchon was grad
uated from the Madeira School in
June. and number of her class
mates there will be among the
guests at dinner and the dance in
Philadelphia.
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Official Host
At Luncheon

Assistant Secretary of State
Spruille Braden entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Blair-Lee
House in honor of DR.. Pedro Cue,
owner and publisher of the Cuban
daily newspaper Ell Mundo.
The guests included the Charge
d'Affailes of Cuba, DR.. Jose Baron;
the director of the American Re-
public Affairs of the State Depart
ment, Mr.. Ellis C. Briggs; special as
sistants to Mr. Braden, James H.
Wright and Gustavo Duran; the
chief and assistant chief of the
Division of Caribbean and Central
American Affairs of the State De-
partment, Mr.. William P. Cochran
and Mr. Willard Barber; Mr.. Thorn
as Blake, assistant to the special as
sistant to the Secretary of State for
press relations; Mr.. Eugene Meyer
Mr.. Herbert F. Corn, Mr.. Edward
Tomlinson, Mr.. Walter Lippmann
and Mr., Blair Moody
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In the News

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Graves will
entertain at dinner this evening in
the ballroom of the Sulgrave Club,
when their guests, numbering SO,
will be seated in the large ballroom
Comdr. Edward Graham Kintner
has been relieved from active duty
and, with Mrs. Kintner, will make
his home in Baltimore. Temporarily
they are staying in their apartment
in the Westminster until they find
living quarters in Baltimore. Mrs.
Kintner formerly was Miss Harriet
Whitford, daughter of Mrs. George
j. Whitford, who lives at the
Dresden.
Mrs. James Emlen Jones motored
to Keswick, Va, yesterday with her
daughter-in law, Mrs. James Emlen
Jones, ir., to spend the remainder
of the week. Mrs. Jones, jr., wife of
1t. Jones, U. S. N, now in the Pa
cific, was in Washington over Sun
day.
Mrs. Jones will go on to Virginia
Beach to spend Christmas with her
on-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Redwood Richardson,
jr.. and their daughter, Miss Mar
gerie Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Jarvis
were hosts at a cocktail party Sat-
urday, entertaining for members of
the cast of Outward Bound" to be
presented Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings at Wardman
Park Theater.
Among the guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome K. Barnard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Creighton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Mathews, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Menon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuss
Hodges, MIR. and Mrs. Richard R.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gatewood, Mr.. J. vesugar, head of
the Indian Supply Mission, and Mr..
A. r. Palit, director of the Indian
Supply Mission.
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Visitation Convent
Gipes Play Friday

The annual Christmas play BY the
sophomore class Of the Georgetown
Visitation Convent for the benefit
Of the Christ Child Society win b
presented at pm. Friday IA ths
school auditorium. 1900 Thirty nth
street NV.
The price OF admission viii be
GIFT for a child. The public Ii
invited.
The society will distribute The
toys to needy children throughout
the city. Mrs. James 8. Ruby Is
chairman of the project.
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10th Century Club

Christmas in Service Hospital"
will be the subject of a talk by Miss
Caroline L. Schlater, field director,
American Red Cross, Walter Reed
Hospital. at a meeting of the eivics
education section, 10th Century
Club, Thursday. Luncheon will b
served at 1890 pm. at the YWCA.
Following the program, members
Of the section will wrap and leba
Christmas gifts to be contributed TO
the Potomac Council Camp and
Hospital Services drive for 3,400
gifts for service men and women In
the hospitals in Washington and
nearby.
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Entertainments on the Calendar
luncheon. at White House;
Miss Truman Bridesmaid


Is The Presidents wife stood
luncheon
the time
Orchestra played
Miss Gloria daughter
becomes the bride E
of being
Miss Margaret Truman attendant
February nupials
dinner White
wedding Miss invited
party be her guests that evening
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Recent Weddines
Are 4 nnOMnCed

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Mcguire
of Auburn, NJ Y, have announced
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Cloe Marie Mcguire, to Mr.. Richard
r Birmingham, U. S. M. S., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Birming-
ham of this city. The Rev. Francis
Murphy officiated at the ceremony
October Is in st. Mary's Catholic
Church.
Miss Marjorie Annabel Embrey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
S. Embrey of Bethesda, became the
bride October IA of Mr.. George Han
sen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Soren P.
Hansen of Quincy. Mass The Rev
Joseph E. Williams officiated at the
ceremony in St. Johns Episcopal
Church.
The marriage of Miss Irene Sol
lars. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Sollars. to Mr.. Milton N Cole
man, son Of Mrs Rose Coleman
took place October IA in Beth
Sholom Synagogue, Rabbi Henry
Segal officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh P. Fiscel have
announced the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Norma M. FNcel, te
Mr.. Frederick Charles Johnston
U. S. c. G. R., son of Mr., and Mrs
William F. Johnston. The ceremony
took place October II in St. Martins
Church, the Rev. Louis r. Milten.
berger officiating.
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British Admiral Feted

Admiral Sir James Somerville, re-
firing head of the British Admiral
ty delegation, who will leave for
England next week, was the honor
guests at two farewell parties yes
terday. First he was entertained at
luncheon at the Carlton Hotel by
the French Naval Attache, Admiral
Raymond Fenard, chief of the
French Naval Mission, and Nine,
Fenard. In the late afternoon he
was feted by Capt, Barry Stevens,
chief of the British naval informa-
tion at the British Embassy, and
Mrs. Stevens.
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Miss For to Sneak

Miss Kathryn Fox. chief of coun-
selling. United States Employment
Service, will be the principal
speaker at the third and final meet
ing in series of job conferences
sponsored for employed girls by the
YWCA.
Miss Fox will have as her subject.
DO I Stay in Washington, D. CO"
The meeting. to be held at 7::30 pm
tomorrow, will follow a supper of
the employed girls at 6:15 pm.
A Christmas sale will be held by
the All-States Club Thursday in the
lobby of the YWCA, Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
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OAR Museum Gr0ub
To Hear DIR. Bassler

DR.. r. S. Bassler, head curator of
the National Museum. will address
the Museum Committee, OAR, at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Chapter
House.
Miss Katherine Thoms, former
newspaper correspondent and au-
thor, will present Scotch songs. She
will be accompanied at the piano by
DR.. w. H. o. McGehee. who will
have charge of the program.
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~
Taylor Gipes Talk
On Labor Problem
1t Club Luncheon

The opinion that most labor dis
putes should be settled in the COM
munities in which they originate
was expressed yesterday by George
w. Taylor, secretary of the recent
national Labor Management Con-
ference. before the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club.
This could be done, he suggested,
through establishment of local or
"neighborhood" boards, representing
management and labor, on a volun-
tary basis. Where disputes can't be
settled "at home" however. he said
he would like to see some machinery
made available to which both par
ties could turn on a voluntary basis
Consideration also should be
given, he added, to having the Gov
eminent provide additional fact
finding" boards as scientific ap-
proach" in arbitrating disputes. 1t
should be left up to the parties
concerned to decide what facts are
pertinent, however, he suggested.
Mr.. Taylor. who addressed a club
luncheon, told the women there
was not as much deadlock" As ap-
peared on the surface at the recent
Labor Management Conference, and
that he thought some great FROG
ress" was made through it's sessions.
The decision of the conference
ito work through collective bar
gaining and to keep Government
out" was fundamentally sound, he
said.
Emphasizing the importance Of
an educational approach to labor
problems. he declared that good
labor relations can never be
achieved merely by passing a law
The speaker was introduced by
William H. Davis. former director
of economic sterilization, whose
wife Is president of the club. Both
Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Davis formerly
served as chairman of the War
Labor Board.
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Tuesday Club to Hold
YuIe ParfvT0

The Tuesday Club will hold a
Christmas party at pm. today
in the home of Mrs. George w
Evans. 752 Rock Greek Church road
Mrs. w. C. Hancock and Mrs. E. P.
Pollard will be co-hostesses.
The club this year has contrib
uted toward the Christmas cheer
OF servicemen at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital and to the Home for Incur
ahleS
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ChHdren's Theater

The Christmas presentation Of
the Children's Theater will be
Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp
which will be given at the National
Theater December ~.
Tickets for Aladdin" as we'll as
for the remaining three plays in the
series, are available now at the
ONCE of the Children's Museum OF
Washington, at 1915 Connecticut
avenue They can be ordered by
mail or telephone. The Office is
open Tuesdays through Fridays, IL
to 5 o'clock.
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Memory Club to Hold
YnIe PARTY for 4 red

The Christmas party for the Aged
Woman's Home, given annually by
the National Mothers Memory Club,
will be held at 2 pm. Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Brown will present a
large American flag to the home,
and movies of American scenes will
be shown.
There will also be carol singing
and distribution of gifts to mem
bers of the home.
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Zonfa Club to Hear
Christmas PROGRAM

A Christmas music program.
under the direction of Mrs. Louise
Stambaugh. will be the feature of
the Zonta Club luncheon at l pm.
tomorrow at the YWCA.
Each member is requested to
bring 10Y marked for boy or girl,
for dist button through the Wash
ington Council of Church Women.
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Miss Wade to We'd

The wedding of Miss Zourie Mar
garet Wade, daughter of Mr.. Eugene
Wade Of Buck Lodge. Md. to Mr.
Joseph w. Light, jr.. will take place
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
in Our Lady of Lourdes rectory.
Mr.. Light is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Light, who reside in Chat
tanooga.
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Marriage Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Zelda Roberta
Newman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles T. Newman, to Mr.. John
l.. Boccina. The ceremony took
place September 10 in the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, the
Rev. DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder Off
ciating,
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Ouf.GrOwn Sh0t

The Out-Grown Shop OF the
Junior League will be closed Friday
and Saturday and will open again
Monday in new rooms at the leagues
headquarters. Mrs. David Porter
Guest is manager Of the shop and
Mrs. J. Holmes DAILY is assistant
manager. Mrs. Wade Bruton is
chairman Of volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11

Formerly Miss Mary Ann
Long, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman C. Long, she is
the bride OF Mr.. Arthur Cum
ningham Hyde, son OF Mr..
Earl McSherry Hyde and the
late Mrs. Hyde. Their mar
rage took place in the First
Presbyterian Church.
-Under7DOod Phofo
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Dance Cancelled

Because of the sudden death
Saturday of Mrs. Edward Gorins
Bliss, her aunt. Miss Minnie E.
Hawke has Cancelled her Christmas
holiday dance set for January 3.
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