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Evening star., 1946-09-27
STORES FOR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-8O7 New York
ave, NV, 2nd commercial; store. 23xS5
5000 q month. CAREY WINSTON co.
Realtors-Property Managers, 739 18th st
RhTwNREG;wNs R;T; m; w$5sa c.,tr., ,oo.t,o, nr-;S55,,
and Il sts.; part of 1st-h. store; suitable
for once, engraver, photographer, art gal.
lery, travel bureau, airlines, Ate, Call Mr.
AD. 1900. -27
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TODAY'S BEST .BUYS-Two downtown
p4eed Esgs0G hi hsdss sr oss sSed s.. o %as5 sp. @
ONCE bldg. near medical center. base
ment store, ,2nd and 3rd noors Leased;
lst floor suitable for professional uses:
viii be delivered with title.
Ripe for large DEVELOPMENT, Rialto The
ster site eth ST. ssn near a5o @. thronsh to sth
tails: phone DI 2I72 or Co .ss44. ~MAU-
RICE NJ sALOMoN CO.. Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance Brokers, Southern
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 4th and Rhode
Island ave ne Buy for your own busi-
ness. Save a Ions haul. 10000 so. #.
for the close-in town Industrial property.
Act today. Attention, brokers! RE.
SILVER SILVER SPRING, Mp-es 900 so ' n o,
land 2oned industrial, located at end OF
Bonifant st. back OF Silver Spring Sub
urban Bank; bound on north by Green St;
elusive listing with z 8 PRICE g. CO.,
ME. $3.50, or call Mr.. Ingram, Pleasant
1881 .-2T
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18th AND COL. N.W.-Desk space: 2: in
large desirable office; 3rd f.; mail phone
and sec. service: DU. 2193
BETHESDA. on Wisconsin ave-Desirsble
legation. A. V. PISANI, OIL, 1900. -2S
DESK SPACE FURNISHED with use of
Call Ex $3.50 -oS
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buUkalOW, SS,SDU. DeuFNS,, NV. TU
Ige, kit, bath, full basement, etc; $4,000
cash.
Near Key Bridge, this brick home ha.
large m bedrms na te F bsth End ks a. tS Base
rear yard, &c, in new condition; immed
Pfss isa eH alsas tas4 TsR o9 $iaS $500 cash ca
ACRES OF LAND on Beulah rd.. i'm
proved with Groom frame dwelling with
running water in the house, barn. . chick.
and harness ofusr harrow oil stoVe oE rsn
friRerator, stove for wood or coal As lay
ing hens. rabbits, all the wood and al
shades and porch furniture. This 'T prop, S
erty is in one of the best sections Of the
town OF Vienna, and would make an ex-
of ,everything is s11.50O, about one-hali
cash, balance to be arranged.
ia acres improved by Groom as.
refrigerator. electric stove, Bendix wash.
looking for real home with some land
p sss56 M which % STs about os as seq lsss than
hs h M ene od r M the s ms
IS acres; SO acres cleared, improved b,
a 5-room house: bath. fireplace, chicken
house. barn. ~ chickens, turkeys.
soxs m and 'a pisss farm 's m.shinssy Ford:
son tractor and plows. spring tooth har-
row, drag, mower, corn planter, culti-
vator cinder block and other building
materials to do other building. Thi,
ons m is w.s o Msps This Is
exceptionally nice piece Of property anc
would make a nice subdivision for the
price of $50 900 about one-half cash.
Mclean Let sig Va 20 ng Yea S9 esd.r gs
bestos shingle house; bath, heat, garagt
II by %. living room furniture, dininR
room furniture, kitchen, gas range, re.
friserator, sleeping porch, basement. al
tTTni'urs fI. upstar eompets mp
600; terms. can be arranged
S-room frame bungalow on ELAN st,
Mclean; electric lights and water, COM
plete bath in outbuilding: a nice poultry
house and other outbuildings; one blocb
| from bus and store; one Of the best loca
tions in Mclean. Priced for quick SALE
one-haif acre with 4-room frame house
ba tn. electric range. REFRIGERATOR, We
netisn blinds and heat: 8 miles from D, c
on Gallows rd. Price, $3.50. II yo'
are looking for, q real home at the righ
price don't fail to see this one.
- acre. improved by q four-room hous
and basement, garage II by 20 with tw
living rooms overhead; 10 miles fror
D.. c. An exceptionally good buy at tn
on Lord Fairfax drive. Madrillon Farm
= s-room frame house. oil h-wh., bath
| II acres of land. located near Fairfa,
| Station; farm machinery. including Cas-
/ tractor Price, S12,5OO; terms RAJ
BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Vienna els. -2t
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sUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

FURNISHED COMPLETELY with new
modern furniture. rms, with full base
ment; m ns,. recreation ,a rm With bar This home
ssasc si%iss Issfa ef g. e aoss sSdes
y y You WANT . ss5. 900 home for $50
most % sae.l " ,se,ions M e. 3 onig Snf 900 & down M
ssS sSo s:., N ~: AsSsc ''Sis RsAhr4, I Y, 81
T%o 1qsc. aistTIs III Sfls FROM KEY BRIDGE mos 10.
Dental neishborhood. close in; fireplace
in LIVING rm.. porch; dining rm and kiteh;
rage; make an ofi.r. lyon. NC. cH.
.Gkks&i 3.ek& fhi fs.SE fsil HOUSE. beautifully sur,
acres with over 400 #; on highway; large
rooms. freplsee. modern kitchen Ion.
sfs: .sS s5s'' :isss' Rfshfa Rsshfsasss
orRN fis csIfh sxTakps9 saont ia s5s t. soedrm
story brick home; large. cheerful living rm. g.
dining rm; and fully equipped kitchen on
list a. Ssdrm with ampe aeor closet 3
basement with large den, furnace room
With oil air.eona heat nicely soddsd lot,
3Ssa 'ussS for sshaSs shas'n and Ss
minutes Pentagon and Washington: va
cant, move right in. Attractively priced
at S15,g50. Directions; Out Lee blvd.
right at Arlington Forest shopping center,
right M on Park drive to 2s3. LYON NC
OPEN SATURDAY. IL to 6, close and con-
yenient to bus, shopping and schools
bedrm. home in good cond.: has income
of $50 monthly for 2 bedrms, and bath
upstairs; living rm. with Colonial type
fireplace. dining rm., equipped kitchen,
screened-in rear porch. . bedrms. and
bath on LIST floor for your use; bedrms.
and bath on End floor; full basement au-
tomatic h.-w. heat. garage. Directions;
Out Wilson blvd left at Clarendon Cir
Gle on irving st. to 7ls. LYON. INC,
CHI. 7010. -2S
IN BEAUTIFUL LEE HEIGHTS, 400 IT.
above sea level, prewar brick and frame
22-story home. Lily. rm., din. rm;, modern
kit, elec. ref and stove, 3 good bedrms.
with closets, tile bath with shower. Linen
closet, basement toilet. LAUNDRY trays, oil
h.-w.h.. copper plumbing, fireplace, oak
floors beautiful Handicapped lot: | block to
bus. blocks to school, blocks to stores
and movie. Priced for quick sale, $4,000.
Terms arranged. J. B. DEMING,~ ~Realtor,
exclusive agent. 1927 N Glebe rd,, OIL.
0A-J
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE WANTED. approx. $500 II
any location. Reply Box 3s1-H. Star %
Evening star., 1946-09-27
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLORED-NORTH CAPITOL st. at Trux-
ton Circle-2-story and basement brick, 8
rooms, ! bath, oil heat suitable for 1st
further Information call Mrs. Cosswel.
eve, AID. 1880. with HENRY z. TRIPP,
exclusive, 3706 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1226.
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PROPERTY WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

BUY OR RENT, to z room house. good
condition garden space. In or near village
Virginia foothills, so to 100 miles WASH
ington. Box o0b-J, Star
Evening star., 1946-09-27
STORES FOR RENT (cert.l J.

HSN NSSssssfs
wOMEN'S AND CHTLDREN'S WEAR loca-
tion; new building in Arlington, Va; pos
session about Nov LIST. Call Mr.. Talley or
Mr.. Green, H. L. RUST CO., Ma. 800.
1910 n ST. Nw.-First noor and base
ment. immediate occupancy. J. A. VEIN
BERG CO, 1907 H st. NV. MA. $500
STORE BLDG. 18th and H SITS n.e-Re-
tail and wholesale location, adjacent Sears
Roehuck and Giant Supermarket; 10000
SO. IT,. floor; fronting IS IT, on Een-
ming I'd, zoned end commercial. all frs-
proof bldg usahle for ofices, dept. stores.
merchandising, showrooms. etc, Cross ven-
tilation open all sides VIII finish to suit
tenants requirements; will divide. Now
RE 1898 go
NEAR Goth AND FLA. AVE. N.w.-stors
very low rental WALTER A. BROWN.
l4lb Eye st NV Ma, 1852. -27
LARGE STORE, suitable for almost any
kind of retail shop or showroom; also and
POOR: floor SOS iIth St. NV; will give long
Mr. COSTIN MA 2S3Q a
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HOME WITH SWIMMING POOL. beaiti
dsns ddeIy isnossespea. nts vegetable and flower gar
gas heat, air cooled in summer. gas refgr
and stove, sun deck, screened porch, pan
ene eIeo ,'s nPrsary and rec; rm.. step-down liv
a5sSIsSshss, MS S;. S aa,sus homs hsDlP
lovely view, good bus service. near school
20 MINUTES from Msyfiower by motor
price, $29: 800. Telephone WI S522. N
sern sseenr,ns On Saturday please call ssnfte
RrvERDALE HILLS. MD.-Beautifui de
tached home. 8 rooms and bath, incloset
fireplace in living rm:, modern elec. kitch
en-. ,.a Approx OK liz, IL acres Of sround Hous
sS M dfna'Sp ssss REALTY R'gfas Ss do "
MAR l Sff HYarTsviLEks vi e. $50 Tooms ssbssto
s9ss' nesy ss sosa Ok st mossn
properly is an exception.lly good buy ant
m ment Sys with a telm dOrn can NJ
s5aRHfn gk 9aSa Gs4A E'h 47i5 SREA,
in excelients condition, 8 bedrooms, iiy
nm. din. rm., kitchen, full basement witt
e s7dS beat oREzf R5lfsf soEH EfhI
BETHEsDA-Beautiful two-story brio
nome. il you nave ever "dulcu 10 Owl
q lovely house in Bethesda, here is you
chance: frst. A., liv. rm.. din rm;. kitch
en- second A., 3 bedrms,. one tile bath
fIil basement, gas heat: large loe beau
to seli Immediately, $4,000, Cali M
Miehaud, UN; o7o0, with GREAT NORTH
ERN REAL ESTATE. -2s
CHEVERLY. MD.-Best location. corne
lot 60x1 so: beautiful 3-bedroom brick
tile bath. oil heat, gear detached ga
race: house may be purchased furnishe
or unfprnished oSner issying s,ssi for Flor Flor
payment required Call MI, Allen, UN
67oO, with GREAT NORTHERN REAl
FaiiaaLLAND. IN miles from D. C. line
Bungalow, s rooms and bath on 1st nooI
> BEDROOMS and den on End floor; built, \
garage; Us acres with fruit trees ~; j, .os 5os
sH. 1900, s415 Ga, ave. ,I2s
toyy-b rms and bath screened porch
sireonditionee heat sleetT,s kteh r.et ioa PIT ss
: month. Lss. chicken hou.sI, acres ere. o 2
ssSos @A'eoo' 40
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STORES FOR SALE.

STORES FOR SALE.
200 BLK OF End ST. N.E.-Store with
rms. and Law. plus T. and bath above;
garage; n blk from Losan School and
Union Station. MRS. LEWIS. Ex. $3.50.
STORES WANTED.
VETERAN in vending machine business
needs store or part OF store suitable for
small shop and storage. Cali GE. S503
after pm. q
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Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1946-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Clark OF
Ellicott City were the guests OF
honor at dinner last evening OF their
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Clark, who enter
tanned at the Watergate Inn. The
dinner celebrated the AID annlyer-
sary of the marriage of the senior Mr..
and Mrs. Clark and was their first
family reunion since before the war.
Six members of their family served
in the war, and these annual re-
unions, which formerly took place
at Mount Ida, their home in Howard
County, and later at Normandie
Farms, were discontinued.
Other sons and daughters. with
their wives and husbands, who were
present last evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dorsey Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan J. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil C. Clark of Baltimore;
Miss Mary Dorsey Clark OF Ellicott
City; DR.. and Mrs. Charles P. Clark
of Chestertown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Howard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Caldwell of Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Beck1Uitbs Hosts
1t I ca Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
Beckwith were hosts yesterday after
noon in their Chevy Chase home
at small tea in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene H. McLachlen and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLachlen, who
make their home in Chevy Chase
and Daytona Beach, have been visit
ing in New York and will be in
Chevy Chase only short time be-
fore going to Florida to spend the
winter. They are the parents of
Mrs. Howard H. Doying, also of
Chevy Chase.
Recently back from Cuba and
other Southern resorts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Day will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
McLachlen to Florida for a visit
before returning to their home in
Juneau, Alaska. While here they
are the guests of their nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Doying.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Reid to Discuss
FOREIGN Relations

American Foreign Policy in a
Changing World" will be the subject
of talk by DR.. Helen D. Reid at a
meeting of the American Association
of University Women's international
relations group at pm. today at
the clubhouse, 1884 7 street NV.
DR.. Reid, who is national associate
in international education, will be
introduced by Mrs. Edward A. Chap
in, section chairman.
The international relations group
will meet again tomorrow evening
when Livingston Hartley. editorial
director of the National Committee
on Atomic Information, will speak
at a dinner at pm. at the club
house.
The topic OF Mr. Hartley's talk
will be The Atomic Key to the
Future"
The international relations COM
mittee of the Alexandria Branch,
AAUW, will mold its third meet
ing of the year at pm. tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Adelaide Lowder-
milk, $500 Elmore drive, Alexandria,
Va.
The group will continue its study
of Russia. Questions the group will
discuss include: What are Russia s
objectives in Europe, Asia and the
Middle East? Is she imperialistic? i?
What have Russia and the United
States in common? And how can
we achieve cooperation?
Evening star., 1946-12-16
.Hadassab Dipisiom
To Hear Dr.. Stone

DR.. Isaac Stone, of the American
Jewish Congress, will be guest
speaker at Youth Aliyah meeting
of the Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah tomorrow at
the Jewish Community Center.
Hadassah is seeking to raise a
nation wide quota of $1,400,000 to
provide the major share of the cost
of educating and maintaining 10000
refugee children who have been
taken to Palestine under the auspi-
ces of Youth Aliyah.
After DR.. Stones talk, a playlet,
None Shall Be Lost" based on the
Youth Aliyah theme, will be pre-
sented by the divisions drama group
under the direction of Dorothy
UnobSky.
The meeting will end with the
lighting of the Chanukah candles.
by Mrs. Walter Ezekiel. All men,
bers and their friends are invited.
Rabbi Henry Segal, of the B'nai
Israel Congregation, will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Wash
ington Chapter of Hadassah at
1::30 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center.
A feature of the program will be
the lighting of the Chanukah
candles. After Rabbi SegaPs talk,
there will be a panel discussion.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Chilean Justice
Guest Of Honor
At Embassy Fete

The Chief Justice of Chile came
to Washington for the week end and
had a taste of the gaiety for which
the Capital is so famous. Senor
Umberto Trucco and his wife and
daughter -in-law, Sonora Aida de
Trucco, were entertained Saturday
afternoon at the Chilean Embassy
by the Charge d'Affaires of Chile
and Sonora de Rodriguez.
The supreme court chief stopped
in Washington on the last lap OF a
trim tnat took him first to Mexico
CITY as head of the Chilean dele
CATION to the presidential inaugura-
tion, and later to New York for a
visit. All three are leaving the
Capital by plane today to return to
Santiago.
Main reason for the Justices visit
here was to see his nieceS, Mrs.
Robert Knowlton and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Illanes, daughters OF his
brother, Manuel Trucco, former
Chilean Ambassador to the United
States. This was the first time
he had seen the former in Is years
and the first time he had ever
met Mr.. Knowlton. All members OF
the family, of course, as well as Mr..
Illanes, were at the gay embassy
party.
The Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Prado were ON this guest
list as were the Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Spruille Braden;
Sonora de SAM de Santamaria, the
wife of the Colombian Ambassador;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cabot and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Lyon of the State
Department; the Counselor OF the
Chilean Embassy and Sonora de
Diaz-Casanueva; the Military At
tache, Col. Ernesto Medina; the Air
Attache and Sonora de Meneses, and
Sonora Carmen Vial de Senoret, the
newly appointed Chilean Minister to
The Netherlands.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
CongressionalChb
Has An,zAal PARTY

The Board of the Congressional
Country Club entertained about 500
members and their guests yesterday
afternoon. The party was the first
annual fall-winter reception given
since the club was returned to its
membership by the Army. Follow
ing the reception in the ballroom,
eggnegg was served and there was
dancing. A number of guests re-
mained for the buffet supper which
topped the days festivities.
The newly elected president, Mr..
Floyd D. Akers and Mrs. Akers
headed the receiving line which also
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Weakly, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Groom, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mark Trice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey L. Cobb, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Hillegeist,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. C. j. Mack, Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Mihills, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Neville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Quarles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T
Penn, and DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Keilty
Evening star., 1946-12-16

again. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
of New York was talking to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert v. Fleming, while
others glimpsed were the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. John
Snyder, the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Clinton Anderson, the
French Ambassador, M. Henri Bon
net; Mr. Eric Johnston having a
word with Mr.. Clifford K. Berry
man: Mrs. Stanley Reed and Com
missioner John Russell Young and
Mrs. Young.
The cream of journalism, at
tracted from all parts of the coun-
try by the annual Gridiron event,
was present yesterday. Mr.. Byron
Price, former Director of Censor
ship, was there with Mrs. Price, Mr..
Roy Howard of the Scripps- Howard
Newspapers, Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer,
editor of the st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch; Mr.. E. H. Butler. publisher
of the Buffalo News; Mr.. Grove
Patterson, editor of the Block News
papers; Mr.. N. r. Howard, editor
of the Cleveland News, and Mr..
Erwin D. Canham, editor of the
Christian Science Monitor.
Guiding spirit for this party was
Mr.. Harold Brayman. former presi-
dent of the club, and other Drones
there included Mr.. Robert B.
Choate, Mr.. A. H. Kirchhofer and
Mr.. Franklin Waltman, jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin M. McKelway, Mr..
and Mrs. Duke Shoop, Mr.. Edward
T. Folliard, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leach, Mr.. Will
liam Lewis Beale, jr., and Mr.. Mark
Foote were still others of the Grid
iron circle on hand. The wives of
the officers of the club, members of
the Executive Committee and Drones
poured tea and coffee in the con-
gressional room, which was flanked
by two very long bars.
The rows of chairs that filled the
entire presidential ballroom were
all occupied when the show began
High on the side wall a lighted
gridiron shone in a panel of red
roses. The Gridiron chorus, whom
any theatrical producer would
gladly sign up as is, was introduced
by Mr.. Walker S. Buel of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, master of cere-
monies, and conducted by their mu-
steal director, Capt. William F.
Santelmann, U. S. M. C. Both Mrs.
Truman and Margaret obviously
enjoyed the very entertaining skits
and songs, especially the ones that
poked fun at the President. Miss
Truman practically rocked with
laughter when her fathers playing
of the Missouri Waltz" was taken
off and a sour note struck.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
BayIess to Sbeak

John H. Bayless, curator of the
Washington Cathedral, will be guest
speaker at the first program meet
ing of the Arts Section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club at 2:30 pm. to-
morrow in the Cathedral Library.
After Mr.. Bayless' talk on THE
Place of Stained Glass in Christian
Devotion" the group will tour the
Cathedral to study the stained glass
windows. Mrs. Henry Rogers Pyne.
chairman of the section, has ar
ranged the program.
The Literature Section of the club
will hold its Christmas meeting at
II am Thursday at the YWCA. The
program will include Christmas
readings and music Mrs. Ernest A.
Back, section chairman, has ar
ranged the program.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Helen Osnzz1nd
Becomes Bride

The marriage of Miss Helen Edith
Osmun, daughter of Col. r. A.
Osman, u. S. A. (retired), and Mrs
Osmun to Mr.. Pierre Edward Parker
son of Mrs. Louis Bogert and the
late Mr.. Parker, took place De-
cember 7.
The ceremony was performed in
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. DR.. Dozald
L. Leonard officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore white
Jersey gown trimmed with Belgian
rose point lace and designed with
a long train. Her veil was full
length and she carried white roses
and bouvardia.
Mrs. Earle w. Jennings, was the
matron of honor and the brides
other attendants were Miss Doro-
thy D. Comstock of Washington
and Boston and Miss Yvonne An
tignat of Forest Hills, N. Y.
Mr.. George Schriever of st. Louis
was the best, man and the ushers
were Mr.. Walter Jessel Of Hartford,
Mr.. Raymond Antignat. cousin of
the bridegroom of Forest Hills and
Mr.. Jack Cluzelb, cousin of the
bridegroom, of Ridgewood, N. j.
A reception followed in the home
of the bride. After motor trip in
eastern States the couple will re-
turn to Washington, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
The bride has attended schools
both in this country and abroad
She graduated from the Radford
School for Girls in El Paso and from
Swarthmore College in Pennsyl-
vania. After an intensive supple
mentary secretarial course taken in
English, French and Spanish, the
former Miss Osmun volunteered for
war work. She was given important
assignments in military activities in
Africa and England. 1t was during
this overseas service that the bride
met Mr.. Parker.
The bridegroom was graduated
from the University of California at
Berkeley and then engaged in the
practice of his chosen profession of
petroleum geology. At the outbreak
of the war he enlisted in the Army
and because of his specialized pro-
fessional and language qualiflca-
tions, he was assigned to special
military activities, which took him
to Italy, France and England.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Breakfast Meeting

Mrs. Lavina Richter will be guest
speaker at the business meeting and
Christmas party of the Credit Wom-
ems Breakfast Club at 7:45 am.
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel.
Seeing Eye Project" will be the
topic of her talk
The District club will forward a
check to the International Credit
Women's Breakfast Club of North
America to be used in the National
Civic Project, for the benefit of
the Seeing Eye School"
Miss Gertrude Wiber, chairman
of the Social Committee, will have
charge of the arrangements for the
party.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Sorority Chapters
Schedule Parties

Two chapters of Alpha zeta Beta
Sorority will hold Christmas par
ties tomorrow evening.
Beta Chi Chapter party willie be
at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Crouch, 725 Thirty y-second street
Sc. Members are to bring gifts
for distribution to patients at Chill
dren's Hospital. Entertainment has
been planned by the Social Com
mittee under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Edward Seeger.
Gamma Epsilon Chatper's party
will be at the home of Mrs. w.
Arthur Gray, 5521 Mckinley street,
Bethesda, Md. The Charity Com
mittee will give a description of its
work on Christmas projects. Mrs.
Jess Lloyd, chairman of the Social
Committee, will be co-hostess with
Mrs. Gray.