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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Buending OF
Watertown, Wis, are visiting MRS.
J.. W. Parks and family OF Lake
Forest.
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Bostian has
their daughter, Jean Bostian, stu.
dent at E. c. T. c. Greenville and
their son, Robert Bostian, Jr.. OF
N. C. State college and Lieut. =. n.
DeVane of Bryon, Ga. as their
guests for Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Virginia Shaw has returned
to Richmond where she will resume
her studies at the University OF
Richmond after spending Thanks
giving holidays with her parents.
Mrs. j. P. Nall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryon Wyche of Hallsboro have
bleft for Hot Springs, Ark. where
they will be guests at the Pullman
hotel during the month of Deem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan A. Marshall
have as their, guests, Miss Frances
Warren, Mrs. Marshal's sister
from Trenton, N. j.
Chick Mathis, student at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, spent the weekend at home
with his parents and attended the
Cooke Morton wedding Saturday
evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
Square Dance Set
8P.M. This Evening
ST. Johns Church

St Hilda's auxiliary Of St.
Johns church will hold a square
dance in the parish house this
evening at 8 o'clock, Third and
Red Cross streets. Members OF
the church and friends are invited
to attend this holiday affair.
A small admission will be
CHARGED. St. Johns church and
na-ish house are situated at Third
snd Red Cross streets. :,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

SARA EDNA HUMPHREY
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Humphrey
announce the birth of a daughter,
Sara Edna, November "a at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
Births

MARY BARTLY ScULLY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Scully OF
Delco, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Mary Bartly, Thursday.
November 70 at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Scully was the former
Mary Ann Applewhite Of Delco.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

LINDA MAY H0~LL1NGSWORTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood G.. Holl-
ingsWorth announce the birth OF a
daughter, Linda May, October "a,
Los Angeles, Calf.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
LINDSAY LII RUSSELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Linsey Russell of
Verona announce the birth of a
daughter, Lindsay Lu, November
% at Marion Sprunt' annex. Mrs.
Russell was formerly Lucille
Sandlin Of Verona.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
sHEILA MILDRED PAGE

Mr.. and MS. ]. NJ. Page of
Rocky Mount announce the birth
of a daughter, Sheila Milde-d,
November % at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Page is the former Flora
Fink. t.g
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

It takes three rabbits and 81
gallons of water to produce a
single felt headpiece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

Movie star Alexis Smith u,.,
small amount of salt miyeS 'es !
her cleansing cream whsr. ".u
she finds that her skin is hssosf
ing the least bit dry or tlakv. s ss'
says this formula removes al one
the fakiness and leaves h.r ~. VI
bright and smooth. VAIL
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
WE, THE WOMEN
Let Junior Pay For His Gifts Himself

No- is it at all unusual
a mother who made too aae
job OF Christmas sigh when
over and say. well, thank
ness THAT is over for 1900 svoa'
year" "''0ae'
That really isn't the fee,;r.
Christmas we want orr .hT'f
to have, is it? 1ssa
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

JUDY ANN WATERS
M. and Mrs. R. S. Waters an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Judy Ann, Marion Sprunt. annex,
November q. Mrs. Waters is the
former Vivian Roberts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

pepper berries and enameled white
twigs. Top right-Mauve pompons
and pink snapdragons in an anne
thyst pedestal dish. Pheasant fea-
theirs, grapes and bearded wheat add
the symbolic touches of a bountiful
autumn. Below = Bronze, copper,
yellow and maroon pompons are
clustered in a luxuriant harvest dis
play of fruit, gourds, Indian corn.
grain and painted weeds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

Friends will regret to learn that
G. W. Goodman is a patient at the
Bullock hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03

Dial 2-s311 For Newspaper Service
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Plan Program
On Costa Rica

A program dedicated to Costa Rica
will be presented at the Club de las
Americas at $3.50 pm. Thursday in
the auditorium of the National Ar
chives Building.
The Ambassador of Costa Rica
DR.. Don Francisco de P. Gutierrez
the guest of honor, will speak on his
country. The program will include
musical selections and native songs
Of Costa Rica and a Technicolor mo-
ton picture which has captured the
gay spirit Of the republic south Of the
border during fiesta time. There will
also be selected pieces by the Army
Air Forces Band. Some new Latin
American songs will be sung by
Tommy Almodovar whose melodious
baritone is we'll known to Washing
ton music lovers.
Dr.. Francisco Banda c., president
of the club. who formerly was trade
commissioner of Ecuador to the
United States, Mexico and other
Latin American republics, will pre-
side,
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Programs Planned
By Cbepy Chase
Units This Week

A radio skit by pupils Of the Ma
tional Academy of Broadcasting will
be presented at a meeting Of the
drama section Of the Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase at 2 pm. Wednes-
day in the clubhouse. There will
also be a talk entitled 'Woman's
Place Is On the Air" by Miss Alice
Keith.
Special music will be offered by
Zita Mcbride. soprano soloist, and
Gertrude Nash, accompanist. Mrs
James G. McManaway, chairman OF
the drama section, is in charge OF
arrangements.
On THURSDAY at 2 pm. the art
section will hear talk on Through
Color. Space Speaks to Man" by
George Theodore Hamilton. Mrs
Felix Stapleton, chairman Of the
art section, will preside at the meet
ing. A tea will follow at which Mrs
Benjamin Jones will be hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Stilwell Nor
gan, Mrs. Francis w. Dunmore, Mrs
Olney w. Stratton and Mrs. Robert
Mcneil.
A square dance will be held by the
recreation section at pm. at the
club house. Club members are in
vited to bring their husbands and
friends
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Hospital Board
Plans Benefit
Party on NOp. II

A benefit party will be given by the
Lady's Board Of Georgetown Hos
pital on November IL at the Statler
Hotel.
Proceeds will be used to help equip
the new hospital which will be COM
pleted early in 1947.
To help maintain the standard of
care Of the hospital, the board works
throughout the year to provide
added facilities. During the drive
for funds for the new hospital, the
board endowed room and solicited
contributions under the direction of
the Rev. Paul McNally, now dean of
the medical school.
Among gifts, presented by the
board, which are now in use are an
incubator, operating tables, an elec-
trocardiograph machine and a gas
troscope. Funds for blood plasma
used in transfusions for charity
patients are also furnished by the
board.
The response to invitations has
been SO encouraging that the party
on November IL will be held in the
presidential room Of the hotel, in
stead of the congressional room as
previously announced, by Mrs. Will
liam D. Wilcoxon, president Of the
board.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Tak0ma Women
Meet Tuesday

DR.. Victor de Csornoky, Counselor
of the Hungarian Legation and dep.
uty Minister to the United States
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of the Takoma Park Women's Clut
at i pm. Tuesday at Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church.
The topic of his talk will be "The
Plight of Hungary and It's Needs.
A prominent anti German politician
Dr.. Csornoky was forced to go into
hiding when the Germans invaded
Hungary. During this time, he was
very active in the underground and
became one of It's leaders. He wa
graduated from the Budapest Uni
versity and speaks six languages.
A card party, for members and
their guests, will be held at 8 pm
Saturday at the firehouse In Ia.
koma Park. There will be prizes anc
refreshments will be served.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
ORT Dinner

A guardianship fund dinner will
be given by the American ORT
Federation at pm. Tuesday, No
vember 10, at Hotel 2400. Guest
speakers will be David Rosenstein
chairman, and Aaron Tart, OR1
field worker
The guardianship vocational plan
is concerned with teaching trades
to European war orphans. to help
them become active participants in
the economic life Of any country
to which they may emigrate.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
ALexandria Women

A display of books from the re-
cent Children's Book Exhibit which
was held in Washington will be pre-
sented to the Literature Department
of the Alexandria Woman's Club
on Wednesday. Miss Eloise Lowns-
bury Clancy, author Of children's
books, will speak on "As the Twtg Is
Bent"
The meeting will be held at 2 pm.
at the home of Miss Nancy Tacket,
2l1 South st. Asaph street.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
On the Engagement Pad

tchey, chsss nss :. ceass:r IwoAsIysseay. saI..
irene @ % e. Wrisht ainssf Tss wesn nsss1 q vsas. :
sIss5 ssmtsn AZ as. ssse asSss
Hitz
wemen's American OFT. wsshiastss
Ms. Leon GERBER, 45ii Z Twsass:.ishsR ssS
sisterhosd Of the w.shinsten Hssssx Con.
Hsts ran .peap.r e
zifi' f,e Must M Civilization Ih fshi5 Psiis. HA"
Washington Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish Con-
copo.MWednssdsy, es%DayWss % Is,a.s e' jewish % Com:
..ss;s Brittle 1.-'ss gao
1851 Columbia road NV speaker.
r. philliD 3 8 s.,as Jones :, n. c.nf.d.,..v. s.,
on1.ss E. pusss1 B. Stuart ch.pt.T@Tcasy .as
pm, Confederate Memorial Hail. silver
National Society Of New Finland wessa,
pm. with Mrs. George L. Palmer, .s0S
TRshgs Tgsnss. ysn S.Tsst Benson hM sssaksF Af'
National Society e .,;a Iattistis Msms. e
nsSn Kers aegas fsh Th1tisth afs sssea ss
sss essv Ht sass Il. 'sshss essssn
District DauEhters Of the American Reve.
sslsnTsG5fss ca%mttes ps,als e to Mount vsa
chapter house, benefit bridge party.
Chapter, with MIS- Arthur G. Houghton.
1880 University place, NV speaker.
Nine jacques de Jons, Our Daily
Bread" Tuesday evening, Abigail
Hartman Rice Chapter with Mrs. vii
liam 5. Lestch; s p.m;. Juage ,sy! Lynn
46l4 Yuma street NV Wednesday,
IL am, Motion Picture Committee.
chapter bouse; speaker, Mrs. Frank A.
Linzel; 6:15 pm, Manor House Chapter.
chapter house, buffet supper, entertain
ment and business meeting Thurs.
DAY. II am. Junior American Citizens
commitsse, chaREtsr chaIRE, hogss; spesksSr. .S
lem Facing Children" Friday, IL m.
Ellis Island Committee, chapter house;
2 pm, Susan REVERE Hetzel Chapter,
with Mrs Robert p. Smith, 6001 Six:
teenth street NV; speaker; Miss Hazel
History; pm, Constitution Chapter.
chapter house, benefit card party. sat-
urday. pm, Descendants Of '76 Chap
ter. The Old Club, Alexandria, Va.
S1th anniversary birthday luncheor
Saturday evening. Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter, CHAPTER house, benent card
party.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

/ have been destroyed. There are no
desks, no text books and education
is at the highest point of retro
gresSion"
False Impression Given.
The day following her appeal be-
fore the International Assembly
when she appeared at the General
Federation's Board meeting, Mrs.
Legarda was modishly costumed in
western attire and might have
stepped from out the pages of Vogue.
Her message to the federation en-
phasized desire for better under
standing between the women OF
America and her own country. She
reiterated her statement made the
day before, that American films and
American literature have given false
impressions of the country.
Tying in closely with Mrs. Le-
gardas portrayal of the devastation
suffered by her country is news In a
letter received recently by a Wash
ington clubWoman, wife of colonel
iof the Marines, who lived in Manila
just prior to the war.
The letter from a Filipino friend
of the colonel's wife says, Il do not
know how we have gone through
all these years of Jap occupation.
The only sustaining thought that
kept us and almost all our people
alive was that America would not
abandon us. Where once stood the
Ermita "a section of Manila) cold
storage plant is now mass of ruins,
the writer continues. "In fact, all Err
mita and the adjacent area are de-
stroyed. 1t is that part south OF
the Pasig River which suffered the
heaviest during the fight for liber-
alton of Manila. And the residents
are now scattered all over the city,"
1t is over year now that the
Philippine Islands were liberated
from the Japanese and three
months since the young republic
was born. But with increas-
ing anxiety the sons and daughters
of the Islands" are turning to their
American friends for help in the
restoration of their homeland.
Two local groups which are fea-
turing the Philippines as the theme
of programs this week are the Silver
Spring Woman,s Club and the
Junior Chapter National Society of
Arts and Letters.
The Silver Spring Club will pre-
sent Mrs. Consuelo Fonacier, men,
Der of the Philippine Embassy staff,
as guest speaker at its monthly
meeting at II am. Wednesday in
the Jesup Blair Community House.
Mrs. Fonacier, who is on leave from
the University of the Philippines,
where she is a member of the fac
ulty, will speak on "Glimpses of
Life in the Philippines"
The Junior Arts and Letters is
having Mrs. Maria A. Batoon as
speaker at meeting at $3.50 pm
today in the home of Miss Romona
North. The speaker, who is the Ii
brarian at the Philippine Embassy,
is an authority on the art and dane
ing of her country.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

, meeting: noon, luncheon: ] pm. pro-
hs Dr. q 2'ssn Evs
zssa Ter AHas "ash'n,ssa ps aisS
r.saIsy street MM Apt club a. Of G.orx. wash
inEton UnIversity-Friday, ! pm, the
Little Tea House, Arlington, Va; speak
sW Wartime nr SfRsnae Eaperienees. aan N'efa' ''A'
asSsn Msyenta svssiss street NWS GS,IssH Eho
sW s'sal' Phi em ehaDtsr s. ~ ssvehlr ihsts .s'
Kappa Chapter Thursday, pm,
SsS s6 S1a ApRs AlRha dsmRs cn.1sr
Mount Vernon Seminary Alumnae Associa-
With s.y MRS. a.sftIs Edwin u. r. watson. Ksnnedy-
was5inslon ADrriMaas Puhasis
sororityITcmorrow, s pm,' 101% Ninth
Phi f'feei Delta Gamma, Beta Chapter-Today,
3 pm. Columbian House. George Wash
ington Uniyersity speaker ~ Pr, i,,, Guy E;
ssaaesy sdaesgon IN se rostMar Word
Alumni Club Of University Of Buffalo
satnTaay Sisnsa meetnr Rn'' Highlands Restaurant
DeTa Alpha sorority, zst. Ch.ptsr-Tuss;,
Day, 8 pm; .ns,,s With B A. Asnes Gourlay' Sol4
ri iS omicron National Sorority, Beta Cam
ma Chapter--Tomorrow. 8 pm, YWCA.
Delta Gamma International Sorority,
Washington AIumnae Chapter-Tomor-
row. 8 pm. boardroom of American
Security. Trust Building: dessert
meeting.
Club de las sAmericas-Thursday, $50 pm.
Department Of Interior Auditorium.
dor Francisco de p Gutierrez.
Chaplin WCTU-Wednesday, II am, Cap
ital Memorial Church. Fifth ana F
streets NV; speaker. Mrs. Amy Weech,
NO ,Ensangling Alliance With the Alco-
PEG sisterhood-To omorrow, s pm, Chap
ter j, with Mrs. T. E. Schoonover s297
Meadowbrook lane, Chevy Chase. Nd !:
spsaker,, Mrs; Elizabeth Wine y. CLARK; Il !;
Tuesday, pm. Chapter o., with Mrs.
A. j. Perry. 4201 Queensbury road,
Hyattsville, Md; speaker, Special Agent
Lee r. Pennington of the FBI.
Russell Sage Alumnae, washington Chap
ter-Tuesday, 7 pm, with Mrs. Mar
| iorie Weller Geary, 1880 Thirty fourth
| street south. Arlington. Va, bullet sup
Women's Bar Association Of the District
| Thursday. to 7 pm, Washington Ho-
! tel, reception in honor OF Judge Nadine
| Lane Gallagher.
American University Guild Of Women
! Wednesday, 1880 pm, book reVie"
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Colony Luncheon

A talk on Peru will be given by
Mrs. Theresa Venn Benson at
luncheon meeting of the Phyllis Ly-
man Colony of the National Society
of New England Women at 1890
pm. Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
George L. Palmer, 808 Upshur street
NV.
Hostesses for the occasion are Mrs,
Bernice M. Heffernan. Mrs. Ned c.
Krouskop and Mrs. William H. Nc
Glauflin.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Cipic and Study Clubs

Washington Ciub-Tuesday. IL I'm.
speaker, Mai Gen Leslie r. Groves
Atomic Bomb wednesday. pm.
luncheon; Thursday, pm. dinner
Twentieth Century Club-Thursday, IL
am, YWCA. monthly meeting; speaker
Wahajuddin Ahmed India on the
Special Libraries Association. Washington
Chapter-Tuesday, pm. advisors
council. 1885 Highyiew terrace Sc.
supper meeting. Thursday, $50 pm.
YWCA, social science, business. finance
groups, dinner. speaker. MIS- Elizabeth
8. May; The Budget Document as
Excelsior Literary CIub---Tuesday, 1890
pm. with Mrs. LIE Roy Cotter, 310o
Connecticut avenue NV. luncheon.
American Association of University Women
Washington Chapter-Today. 4 to
pm musical tea. Tuesday, pm, din.
ner; speaker. Miss Barbara ottingeT
Mexico" Saturday, 3 pm, tour OF
Phillips Memorial Gallery. AAUW, Ar
lington Branch-Wednesday, 8 pm.
social studies group, with Mrs. George
Speck. 3725 South Third road. Thursday
s pm, economic, legal status OF women
with Mrs Raymond PelisSier, 4212
South T11irty-sixth street; discussion
"Women's Property and Dover Rights"
yoteiess District League Of Women Voters
Tuesday. 1890 pm. headquarters. 1915
Connecticut avenue NV, Minor1ties
Committee, "Intercultural Education"
Evening star., 1946-11-03
2Otb Century Club

Wahajuddin Ahmed, director o1
the Indian Information Service, will
address the Twentieth Century
Club at IL am. Thursday at the
YWCA. india on the March" will
be his topic.
Articles, made by crippled chill
dren at Gallinger Hospital, may be
purchased at the meeting. Proceeds
will be added to the fund used to
buy materials for the children tc
make more articles.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Aid for Philippines
Aid for Philippines
international assembly Group
ToM Of Filipino Suffering
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor

sEver since vi day women's clubs
have shown increasing interest ir
tie Philippines and in Filipino
women if one may judge from the
subject matter of weekly programs
This is due perhaps to natural
feminine inclination to help those
in trouble, combined with a desire
to cooperate with the General
Federation of Womens Clubs in its
efforts to help the Philippine Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs re-
build the beautiful clubhouse in
Manila, which was destroyed during
the war.
The Japs not only destroyed the
building, but also killed the bril-
liant Filipino woman who was pres
ident of the federation, Mrs. Josefr
Escoda, who with her husband sac
rificed her life rather than repudiate
her principles and loyalty to the
United States.
Filipino Speaks.
No more appealing personality
was presented to the international
Assembly of Women, at its final
meeting at the Hotel Waldorf AS
toria in New York week before
last than Mrs. Trinidad F. Legarda,
president of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs of the Philippines.
She travelled over 10000 miles to
represent her countrywomen. Mrs.
Leearda made a brilliant address
before the assembly the day before
the board meeting of the General
Federation meeting.
Picturesque in lovely native cos
tune, consisting of black crepe de
chine skirt with black and white
"camisa" of pima cloth, Mrs. Le-
earda explained that she had come
to the United States for the first
time to attend the assembly. Speak
ing in fluent English, she expressed
happiness at learning to know
American women during her visit
here, explaining that through
American films and literature cir
culated in the Philippines she had
had an erroneous impression of her
<auICI1Cdli dS4OoC u11C cCos
She spoke gratefully Of the tnde-
pendence which had been given the
Philippines, but added that she
hoped the United States would
continue its friendly interest in her
country.
THE Philippines is the baby of the
nations" she said 1T is still in
diapers and needs more nursing
bottles to make it grow"
The immensely of the task of
Philippine rehabilitation could only
be appreciated by those who knew
the extent of its devastation, she
continued.
I'VE are in ruins socially, econom-
ically and morally" she declared.
Our farms are idle due to lack of
working animals, our faithful cara
boa having been destroyed for food
by the Japs. Our children are suf-
fering from malnutrition due to
lack of milk and vitanins for four
years. Our hospitals and schools
Evening star., 1946-11-03
AuxiHary to Meet

The next regular meeting OF the
Washington Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society
of Denver, Colo, will be held at
pm, Wednesday, at the Jewish
Community Center.
Each member Is urged to attend
as final arrangements will be made
for the Annual Donor Luncheon, No
ve,nber 20, at the Mayflower Hotel
Mrs. Milton Summers is chairman
of the annual donor luncheon. and
Mrs. Louis Dinowitz co-chairman.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
PEG Sisterb00d

Chapter o of the PEG Sisterhood
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. A. ]. Perry. 4201
Queensbury road, Hyattsville, Md
This will be a Bill gathering and
the group will be addressed by Spe-
cial Agent Lee r. Pennington OF
the FBI.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Mrs. Weecb Sneaker

mo Entangling Alliance With the
Alcohol Forces" will be the sub
ject of talk by Mrs. Amy Weech
before the Chaplin WCTU, when 1t
holds It's monthly meeting at II
am. Wednesday at the Capital
Memorial Church, Fifth and F
streets NV.
Mrs. Darlington c. Richardson
will preside and Mrs. Grace Gilmer
will give the devotional.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Arlingt0n Women

The monthly meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary to the Arlington
County Medical Society will be held
at $3.50 pm. Thursday at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
Guest speaker will be Karl H
York, administrator of the Airing
ton Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Nativitv Gard Part1

The Sodality of the Church o1
the Nativity will hold an annua.
card party and dance the evening
of November Is, in the main ball
room of the Mayflower Hotel
Bridge will be followed by dancing
The Rev. Walter j. Norris Is in
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
GNU. .FacHItvCMb

The Faculty Women's Club OF
George Washington University will
meet at l pm. Friday at the Little
Tea House In Arlington. DR. Benja-
min Van Evera, professor OF chem
istry at the university, will speak on
Civilian Wartime Experiences"
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Luncheon Meeting

The Excelsior Literary Club will
hold a luncheon meeting at 1890
pm, Tuesday, at the home of Mrs.
Leroy Cotter. 3100 Connecticut ave-
hue NV. Mrs Clarence Langley,
president, will be in charge.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Christmas Bazaar

The annual Christmas bazaar of
Saint David's Chapel, Macomb and
Klingle streets NV, will be held
from 2 to pm, November %.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Miscellaneous Clubs

Weman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrew 1910 pm, luncheon; speaker
William l. Clayton, America Today. y
League Of Republican Women-Tomorrow,
$40 pm, Statler Hotel: speaker, Cler-
ence A Peters. Issues Confronting the
Eightieth Congress"
District Branch. National League Of Amer
lean Pen Women-Tonorrow: 40 p N
drama group. with Mrs. Lillian b,
McA. Mayer, 23o Rhode Island avenue
NE Wednesday 1890 am, annual
book and art fair THURSDAY. 1880
am, fiction group; l m. poetry group:
speaker. Minnie Briggs Raul. Poetry In
Art" Friday. s pm. book review group.
Saturday, 2:3o pm, drama group,
National Society Of Arts and Letters,
Washing gton Chapter-Thursday 3 p m :.
with Mrs. Waiter Bruce Howe: speaker.
DR.. Julia sehellins. Impressions From
National society Of Arts and Letters.
Junior Chapter-Today, $50 m. with
Miss Ramona North: speaker Nine
Maria a, Batoon, Arts and Letters OF
Women FLYERS OF America. Inc.-Thurs-
day. pm, Nurses Home, 17ll New
York avenue NV.
Arlington County Medical Auxiliary, Wom-
| ems Auxiliary-Thursday. $50 pm,
Washington Golf and Country Club;
speaker Karl II. York.
Catholic Daughters Of America. Court Ne.
2I2-Tuesdsy, 8 pm, Wardman PARK
Womar1's Council Of National City Chris
tian Church-Tuesday. IL AM business