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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cont) i

LUMBER Is PRoFITABLE-st.rt you own
sawmili. I have 25 ceres Of standing tim
RipcoI1 bsp t9 ssao ssI; only miles out PHONE
EXTRAORDINARY LOCATION for any
Sax III sss Fs aI
ss SEoeERY &ss hs p BOX eosrsd Sect Section ac.
business; large beer Quota; price, s1S, 800;
snnasv terms If Necessary No b brokers' Phone
sHnssS Ok $1,000 DP PoWs N tooS q invest in
Teoming s35 g house: gu vicinity Dupont Circle or
Ssss:,s SsSsS 'S;z SSsSBhss no Junk no
eaunped ntb stda aaa tH HRS
Of q. nearby Vas most progressive districts;
has priced @ this seasonabyp sGpe F. For oas ad
KReait15. Re- 3D., ll5 W Broad st., Falls Church;
ss shaaee oSSSM On soSr Job with
PPortaele Psitsa block machine that turns out
worsins Monday Tue Tuesday Jay u and Wednesday sse y
eboDs s. yso St ao7a sw Price, s696 complete.
hours, no Sundays; long lease, low rent
see Mo65si DRShR sShfa soa p MI s ynnek ytn Na
BAR AND GRiLL-can be bought right l4 on
eooays market IN business section OF city.
e. ss n}5Fi asasa iso1 E NJ j, sHRse Ra ;iR
ss 81 BEST saPe Cocktail bar and restaurants
morrie N deWn61wn roSsI wash; long Lease See
PPR15sSER' 81 asSE l4o4 L st. nv INV. MA NX soaS,
GEO. il. WILLIAMS co.-Beauty par pa4lor
and full equip; located on penna ave. Sc;
4iSeag tn gehn lease On. pymt.. sa'5oo. Hatton,
GEO. H II. WILLIAMS Co.-Radio reps repair
shop Anacostia: has $4,000 worth stock:
GRoc- DEL. well stocked: fixtures incl.
eash cas- reg reg. s rsfsr meat case cleo; slicer
per 6-day week: desirable location: "iSS low
rent rent See Week day evenings. 3610. Lee
BEER sEk Ali AND Eas nEL1cArEssEsovn.r 1aT..a a.,
to, sell because Of in health; large weekly weekly
location in Arlipgton's largest shopping
prieed }nr IN area oep q over 10000
/ iMAYNAR6 MAeRgpEK: fesite Reslter, ass6i' ssoi
SODA, sASDiWicH ai and del dei,catessen, tea To-
sssfd sSsabIe Gn caDifS caeasnt H ov with spts
lease; owner leaving city; price. S12,560:
PHOTOGRAPHIC sTUDIoEFine A corner
studio completely equipped; reception rm.,
dark rm.. operating rm. and store rm.: ali
eauipment and fixtures Included in cash
pV6er Of $1,000 ne lease option
1915. HEANEY a. CO, 1858 Conn. ave
ATTENTION vETERAN-ofrerins shoe sbon
AZ. KS ss$s =
O'Clock. MI. 1928. Ask for c. S. BROWN.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., .typewriters. cslculators.
Ewes. and Sun, CO. 1925: week. DI. 7372.'
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, cahula-
tors: bought sold and rented RE; NY;
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet.
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
Mr. GRADY, MA 2620.
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac,, china.
glassware. rugs. silverware... painting;
highest cash prices paid. Cali MURRAY.
dining, living room furniture:
contents of apts. or houses: at once; we do
moving carefully; storage. ia. 2937. IA
living room pieces russ, gas ranges and
once viii. pay highest possible prices. M,
matter What you h, have to sao sell please call
BICYCLE. childs, with about 2o;in h ghsei:
GEORGE FRfENDs BOOK STORE, ssa
9th st. n.w., Ma. 9402. Open evenings
until s. Sundays until 6 pm.
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ATTENTION REsTAURANTFIiRs--

ATTENTION RESTAURANTEURS-
believe the following business propo-
sitions are the outstanding offers today
Investigate.
Corner, central NV location; restaurant.
delicatessen: $4,000.
Restaurant, liquor license; most desir-
able location, NV; S30.OO0
, Restaurant liquor license; NV. down.
town location; $4,000
All stores above listed are priced to sell
toeay. For particulars, call JOHN r
CHEPPAS, 900. 18th st. NV. Executive
45l0. The broker who investigates before
he lists a business for sale l4s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TANDEM ROLLER MOBILE-2h-ton
power. roller with operator delivered to
your job. Call WI. 1858. -13
SHOVEL, truck crane, back hoe. fast ex-
of bsmts. hoisting. trenchine,
steel setting, concrete pouring. OIL. 1895.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE, one Buckeye
Trencher telephone Ordway 2115. lis
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Window models for
81 $3.50. WI. Glib.

brand-new, in crate,
OPA priced: immed.
NCE CO., 1915 r. /.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Senator Escorts
Bride to Altar

Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper
of lows. yesterday morning escorted
Miss Henrietta Hinrichsen of this
city to the altar OF the Foundry
Methodist Church where he gave
her in marriage to Mr.. Thomas w,
Hunter of Silver Spring, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Hunter OF
Springfield, Ill.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. j Hinrichsen of Clin-
ton, Iowa, and until recently has
been associated with the office OF
Senator Hickenlooper
Autumn flowers decorated the
church and the Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, chaplain of the SEN
ate, officisted. Mr.. Glen Carow
played the wedding music.
The bride wore a robin egg blue
crepe dress with matching hat
and carried white prayer book on
which were orchids and streamers
Of stephanotis.
Miss Marjorie Bressler of Omaha
was the maid of honor and she
wore a rose wool with a matching
hat and carried a bouquet of yellow
roses. Comdr. William G. Lewis oi
Oklahoma City, was the best man
After a reception for the wedding
party at the Mayf1ower Hotel, the
couple left for Hot Springs, Va
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Parties Enlipen HOLIDAY

The holiday spirit reigned at four
parties given in the Capital area
yesterday.
An informal gathering was that
ut the Maryland home of the former
Undersecretary of State and Mrs
Sumner Welles at Oxon Hill. The
guests numbered around 100, and
were drawn from members of the
diplomatic corps and official Wash
ington.
Another interesting get-together-
made up mostly of naval officers and
their wives-was that arranged by
Rear Admiral and Mrs H. A. Stuart.
1t was an 'after-6 party held in
the Stuarts' KanaWha street home.
The fete was in honor of Commo-
dore and Mrs. Charles Rend and
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly. Also
present were the mothers of the
wives of the naval officers, Mrs. Will
liam Deamer of San Francisco,
mother of Mrs Rend, and Mrs. Jess
L. Weldon, mother of Mrs. Kelly.
Among the guests were the Com
mandant of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. Alexander A. Vandegrift, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. william M. CAL
, Iahan, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sher-
man Kennedy, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. John j. Manning, Capt. and
Mrs. JAMES Hamilton, Condr. and
Mrs. Victor Blandin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Camden McAtee.
Miss Ann Bruce Gallagher and
Mr.. Curruth Lee Smith, who are
being married this afternoon, were
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Bishop Dan's Niece
Married IN Boston /,

The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Bishop of Washington, officiated at
the marriage yesterday of the great
granddaughter of President James
A. Garfield to the nephew of Mas
sachusett's Governor -elect Robert
F.. Bradford.
The wedding Of Miss Louisa Hunt
ington Garfield, who is Bishop Dun's
niece, and Mr. Edward Crownin-
shield Browne, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Browne Of Winchester
Mass. took place in st. Mary's
Church in Boston A reception fol-
lowed at Foretop. the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Winchester
Garfield, at Lands End. Rockport
Mass. The Rev. Angus Dun, jr., OF
Hamilton, Mass. also took part in
the wedding. +
The bride, a graduate OF Radcliffe
College, class of 1912, is the grand
daughter of the late Harry Garfield
who was president Of William Col
lege. The bridegroom graduated
from Harvard in l941 and served as
major in the field artillery. Yam
kee Division. He was overseas IA
months and received the Bronze
Star with Cluster.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
YWCA to Fefe
VisitOrsF sFr0mOrient

The Rev. Tamaki Uemura, pastor
OF the Church OF Christ, national
president OF the YWCA Of Japan
and vice president of the worlds
YWCA, with two other prominent
women leaders from the Far East
will be honored at luncheon to
be given by the Board of Directors
of the YWCA at 1890 Monday at
the YWCA.
sharing honors with Mrs. Uemura
will be DR.. Josefa Ilano, physician
from Manila, and Miss Hsiang Foh-
Mel, dean of the School Of the Pure
Heart In Shanghai. Following Mrs
Uemura,s address, they win speak a
word of greeting to the assembled
guests.
Mrs. Uenlura's visit bears particu-
lar significance in that she is the
first japanese civilian to come tt
the United States since the cessa-
tion of hostilities.
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols. newly
elected president of the YWCA, vii
preside at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Holiday Visifors
.HgbIgbf Ne1Ds

Mr.. and Mrs. Alester G. Furman
of Greenville. S. C., are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Watts
Hudgens and Maj. Hudgens at their
home in Chevy Chase. AS Monday
was the Seth wedding anniversary
of the Furmans, a few of their
relatives and close friends were in
vited in for a dessert party that
evening.
Mrs. Furman is the daughter OF
the late Col and Mrs. James A.
Hoyt, who were both active in news
paper work and in the Baptist
denominational work in South Caro-
lima. She and Mr.. Furman were
married in the First Baptist Church
of Greenville on November 25, 1890
Miss Caroline Warner and hei
sister, Miss Bette Warner are home
for their vacation from Wellesley
College and are with their father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Warner, jr., in Edgemoor,. Md.
Miss Priscilla Masten. student
at Sweet Briar College is also a
guest at the Warner home during
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Ounce to Be Held

Al formal Christmas dance will be
held by the Tau Omnicron Sorority
and the Army Daughters Organiza-
tion of Washington December IL at
the Officers Club, Walter Reed Gem
eral Hospital.
Miss Joyce Kruger is chairman
of the joint committee in charge of
arrangements.
Plans also have been completed
for Thanksgiving basket to go to
family through Navy Relief. Mrs.
Joseph 6. Walsh and Miss Patt Dis
singer are arranging for food and
clothing to be taken to the family.
The sorority recently gave fare
well party to Miss Betty Gilbert,
Miss Betty Joy Smith and Miss
Anne Belts, who are sailing soon
for Europe with the Red Cross.
Miss Smith is a new member OF
| the sorority
Evening star., 1946-11-29
|KobbIema,an Plans.
|T ak at CbanAkab
Donor Luncheon

Representative Herman r. Kop-
pelmann, Democrat, OF Connecticut
will be guest speaker ait the annual
Chanukah donor luncheon of the
|Sisterhood OF AdaS Israel Congrega-
tion Monday at the Mayfiower Hotel
Representative KoppelInann, who
is vice president of the United
Synagogues OF America, will lshare
honors on the program with Cantor
Jacob Barken OF the Synagogue. Mr..
|Barken will be heard in a repertoire
of concert music In which he has
distinguished himself through train
ing in the Toronto Conservatory, /
the Eastman School OF Music at
Rochester, N. X, and on the concert
stage.
The donor luncheon, which will
start at 1890 pm. is the major
fund raising event of the year and
Is under the craftsmanship OF Mrs.
Joseph Wilmer, assisted by Mrs. /.
e. Levinson. Proceeds are dedicated
to educational, community and phi
lanthropic projects. Chairmen as
sisting are Mrs. Edward Ostrow,
hostess: Mrs. Morris Gewirz, ushers;
Mrs. Herman Huffman, punch board |;
Mrs. GoIdie Katz. book OF voices;
Year Book ads, Mrs. David
Schwartz; membership. Mrs. Maui
rice Eanet; donor luncheon special
voice, Mrs. Harold Greenberg, and
cash ticket, Mrs. Joseph zupnick.
Mrs. Meyer Goldberg, president
of the Sisterhood, will preside.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Gillmores Plan
Cocktail Partp

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William E
Gilmore will give a cocktail party
today at the Army and Navy Club
for their son and daughter in-law,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. w. N. Gilmore
who arrived Wednesday from Fort
Bragg with their daughters, Frances
and Florence. for Thanksgiving.
The entire family group also will
go to Philadelphia tomorrow for the
Army-Navy game-an event antici-
pated with special interest by the
two generals as both played foot
ball at West Point in their cadet
days. incidentally, this will be the
first time that Brig. Gen. w. N
Gilmore has witnessed the Army
Navy classic as a spectator. After
his graduation all his tours of duty
were in the West or overseas unit
his recent assignment at Fort Bragg
as artillery commander of the 82ne
airborne division.
None of the guests has been 81
informed, but the Gillmores' cock
tail party today, also will have g
special significance, for it falls or
the birthday anniversary of the hos
known as the 'big general" in his
family to distinguish him from his
son who is called the 'little general.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
In The Meas

Mrs. Ellen s. woodward and Mrs.
Lorton Sims will entertain We'd
nesday from A until s o'clock in
honor of Mrs. Henry Francis Grady
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Reece have
issued invitations for Thursday at
the Sulgrave Club. The reception
will be from $50 to $50 o'clock.
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
Madeleine Austin have returned to
I their apartment In Wardman Park
Hotel after fortnight's stay In
New York.
Mrs. I. " Epstein of Memphis, the
former Miss Trudy Berman, is VISIT
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Berman. Later she will join her
husband, 1t. Berman. In Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Furnary
observed their 30th wedding anniver-
sary Wednesday. Natives OF Wash
ington, they have one daughter
Miss Mary Furnary, and two sons
Mr.. Nicholas G.. Furnary AND
Mr.. Benjamin G. Ftirnary, both oi
whom served in the armed forces
during the war.
Mr.. F'urnary was retired from the
Pennsylvania Railroad two years
ago.
Mrs. Isabelle Boone has returned
from a months visit with relatives
in Houston, Tex, and is the guest
of Miss Marian Sickels at the
Donald Hotel
Evening star., 1946-11-29

the guests in whose honor Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spencer Davis and the
latter's sister, Mrs. Kimball Dieuaide,
entertained yesterday. The hum
dred or more guests were asked for
cocktails from 6 to O'Clock in the
apartment of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
at 210l Connecticut avenue.
The hostesses were assisted by
their mother, Mrs. Clarence v. Kim
ball, and Mrs. Moorman Gallagher,
mother of the bride, as well as Mrs.
Richard P. West, Mrs. Brewster
Chapman and Mrs. Lawrence ia
cobSen.
Earlier in the day Mr.. David
Parker and Mr.. Edward Barnwell
entertained in honor of Miss Holley
Ives, Mr.. Kent Ives sister, who is
visiting here from Chicago. This
was a noon-to-2 affair, designed
to put one in just the proper mood
for that midday Thanksgiving tur-
key.
Guests were nearly all members
OF the younger set here. Among
those invited to drop by Mr.. Par
ker's Georgetown home were the
Misses Nora Martins, Elena Ivanis-
sevich, Mira Noyes, Jocelyn Freer,
Rosalind Rust and Lydia LANCER.
Comdr. Jack Meikle, Mr.. Eric de
Virgin, DR.. Albert Marland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Amesbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Douglas and Maj. and
Mrs. Bryan Grimes of Columbia,
S. C. were also on this party list.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
.Snferb0od Plans
Luncheon Monday

The Sisterhood OF the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation will bt
entertained at pot-luck luncheon
which will be given by the Board ol
Directors at l2:45 pm. Monday ir
the yestry rooms of the temple
Mrs. Herbert Sommers Is chairman
of the luncheon.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. How,
ard Stone Anderson, president o.
the National Fellowship of Congre-
gational Christian Women. Hel
subject will be The Challenge o.
Religion to the Women of Today.
She will be introduced by Mrs. Nor.
man Gerstenfeld, president of thu
Isisterhood. who will preside oyel
the meeting.
Mrs. Frank Luchs, chairman ol
the Toy and Book Shop, sponsored
by the sisterhood, has announced
the shop will be open Monda.
through Friday from II am. to
pm. in the yestry room OF ths
temple.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Exhibition aids
Cbaritv Work

The Young Womens Group of
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church has arranged an exhibit OF
pictures which will benefit the fund
for charity. The show will open
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in
the Parish Hall and will continue
until 10, and be on view again We'd
nesday through the same hours.
The Young Womens Group is a
newly formed organization in the
church, designed to stimulate inter-
est of those up to the age of 40.
Mrs. Dean Acheson, wife of the
Acting Secretary of State, who in
the art world is known as Alice
Acheson, has loaned one of her
pictures. Others of the Is invited
to exhibit their works include Minor
d. Jameson, Lee Atkyns and Carl
Nyquits.
Mrs. Polly Wayne Kittelle has
charge of the hanging of the pic
lures in the Parish Hall and also
has given one or more OF her
own pictures.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Bill to Address
Sorority Sunday

J. J. Bill, attache of the Neither
lands Embassy, will be guest speaker
at meeting of Beta Chapter Of Phi
Delta Gamma Sorority at 4 pm
Sunday in Columbian House, George
Washington University
Mr.. Bill will discuss Postwar Re-
construction Problems of the Meth
eriands" Following his talk, there
will be question and answer period
He will be introduced by Mrs. H. Lee
Chisholm, program chairman.
During the war Mr.. Bill escaped
with Prince Bernhard to England
where he was a member Of the
princes staff. He was decorated
with the Order of the British En-
pire by King George VI
Preceding the program and social
hour, which will be under the direc-
tion of Miss Constance Ewy. busi-
ness meeting will be held at 2:3o
pm
Evening star., 1946-11-29
PTA Membership
CONTEST Planned

An award of $40 has been offered
by the Montgomery County Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs for the PTA
of the county showing the highest
gain in membership over last year.
All Montgomery County senior high,
junior high and elementary schools
are eligible and entry blanks have
already been sent to them.
The contest will close after each
schools December PTA meeting.
Entries must then be returned to
the Board of Education in Rockville.
Mrs. Robert C. Steele, chairman of
the department of education of the
Montgomery County Federation,
announced the new award. The
highest award last year went to
Montgomery Hills Junior High
School and the second award went
to the Montgomery Blair High
School,
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Aunzzae SHbber

A buffet supper meeting will be
held by the Washington Chapter,
Russell Sage College Alumnae, at
7pm. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
william Thomson, 3400 Morrison
street NV.
Following the supper, an informal
program, entitled your Occupa-
ton" will be given. All members
and graduates are invited to attend,
and may call Mrs. Thomson at
Emerson 2918 for reservations.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Benefit Tea Slated
For Catholic Home

The annual donation tea for the
benefit OF the Catholic Home for
Aged Ladies will be held from to
IS pm. Tuesday at the home, 3o43
|P street NV. Invitations to the
affair have been issued by Msgr.
Edward L. Buckley and the board OF
managers of the home.
Msgr. John Cartwright, pastor OF
st. Matthews Cathedral, will be
the guest of honor, receiving with
Mrs. J. Craig King and Mrs. Frank
w. Hill. Miss Anne Buckley and
Mrs. Daniel Stapleton will pour tea
Following the custom of the past
several years, q group OF students
from the Georgetown Visitation
Convent will assist at the tea table
These will include Elizabeth Muir
dock, Stephanie Fitzpatrick, Anne
Carter Roberts and Ruth Saul.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Thanksgiving Day Weddings
Attract Interest IN Cabital

E. Killinger OF washington, chose
Thanksgiving Day to become the
bride of Mr.. Frank Ernest Bonner,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ BONNER
| of Altoona, Pa. They were married
last evening at o'clock In Christ
Lutheran Church, the Rev. William
F. Bruning officiating. Soloist at the
ceremony was Miss Eleanor Porter,
a member of the faculty of the
Westminster Choir College in
Princeton, N. j.
The bride was gowned In ivory
satin and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. Her sister,
Miss Phyllis Margaret Killinger, was
maid of honor and wore a gold
crepe gown, carrying a bouquet of
bronze chrysanthemums. The other
attendants were Mrs. James Carneal
and Miss Teresa Mary Flynn. They
were costumed in lime jersey dresses
and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr. Frank Kenneth Williamson
/ of Washington was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Roland Mar
shall, Mr.. William D. Drons and
Mr.. Carneal.
Following reception in the
Queen ElEabeth Room at the Ra-
leigh Hotel, the couple left for a
wedding trip through the South.
They will make their home in
Washington.
Carfer-Faigonsf c
Another wedding OF yesterday
was that of Miss Dorothy May
Falgoust, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph j. FaIgoust of Washington
and formerly of New Orleans, and
Mr.. Wilburn F. Carter, jr. Mr..
Carter is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter of Portsmouth, Va. The
ceremony took place in st. Mat
thews' Cathedral at o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

Although it is much too much oi
q good thing to have a wedding re-
ception follow Thanksgiving dinner
things happen that way. Three we'd
dings of interest here took place
yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Hinckley, son oi
capt. and Mrs. Robert M. Hinckley
of this city, was married yesterday
to Miss Margaret E. Greulich
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald G
Greulich of Pittsburgh. The wed
ding was held at noon in the home
of the brides parents, the Rev. Will
liam Weirauch officiating.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with bertha collar of heir
loom rose point lace belonging to
the bridegroom's family. Her veil
which her mother had worn as a
bride, was also trimmed in rose
point and she carried a prayer
book with white orchid and white
gardenias. Her maid of honor anc
only attendant was Miss Denise
Shanahan who was coStumed In
white net trimmed with gold and a
gold headband. Mr.. E. Ladd Thurs
ton of Washington was best man
After a reception and breakfast
the newlyweds left for their honey
moon and upon their return will
make their home in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Hinckley attended the Ellis
School, graduated from our Lady
of Mercy Academy and received her
B. A. degree at Georgian Court Col
lege in Lakewood, N. J. Her hus-
band attended Phillips Academy
Andoyer and graduated from Har-
ward University. He served as a
lieutenant in the Naval Amphibian
Forces in the Central Pacific Area
Bohner-Kiliinger
Miss Jean Gertrude Killinger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Kenneth
Evening star., 1946-11-29
YuIe Dance Planned

Plans for Christmas dance arr
being made by members of ths
Mount Vernon Society. Children oi
the American Revolution, headed
by their newly elected president
Miss Harriet Skinner.
Miss Skinner will be assisted By
her officers, including Hobart
Simons, vice president; Nancy Rob.
erts, chaplain; Natalie Eek, record
ing secretary; Dorothy Bayliss, cor
responding secretary, Mary Eliza
beth Parkman, assistant correspond
ing secretary; Robert Boyd, treas
urer, and Margo Rogers, historian
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Council to Meet

A Christmas program will feature
n meeting of the Woman's Council
of the National City Christian
Church Tuesday in the social hall,
1908 Vermont avenue NV.
Following the business meeting at
IL am, luncheon will be served at
noon.
The program which will begin at l
p.m.. will include Carols of All
Lands" presented by the Music Com
mittee,. under the direction of Mrs.
Leo Tooley, and dramatic read
ing by Mrs. j. Warren Hastings,
wife of the minister of the church.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
WCTU Luncheon

The North Star Union of the
WCTU will hold a luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the
Fairfax Hotel.
The program after the luncheon
will include the singing of Christmas
carols by the group and marimba
selections by Mrs. Willard s. Lines.
DR.. Langrall, of the Francis As
bury Methodist Church will be
guest speaker.
Mrs. Zelah Farmer, president, will
preside.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Mrs. Lee Hostess

Mrs. Robert E. Lee III entertained
at small dinner last evening in
honor of the Hungarian Counselor
and Mrs. Paul Mark. The party
was given in her home on Wyoming
avenue
The other guests were former
United States Minister to Panama
and Mrs. William Jennings Price,
former Cuban Military Attache and
Mrs. Felipe Mrnilla, Col. and Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Disque and Baron Fl. Won
Dreyhausen.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Sneaker Named

DR.. Louise Kelly, professor of
chemistry at Goucher College, Balti-
more, Md, will be guest speaker at
a meeting of the Soroptimist Club
of Prince Georges County at pm.
Monday at the home of DR.. Nelsa
Evans, 1919 Claggett pineway, Col
lege Heights, Md.