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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-07-20

IIoui SnlcagO, among relatives and
friends. Everything is being done
to make her visit a most enjoyable
one.
Mrs. Gladys Oliver Weathersby.
r. NJ, spent two days in the city
IN the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thomas of North Roach st. Mrs.
Weathersby makes her home in St.
Louis, Mo-, where she is employed
in the Phillip Goodrich Hospital.
She also visited other friends while
in the city.
Mrs. Clara White is resting fine
at the Jackson College Community
Hospital, after undergoing a major
operation. Mrs. White is the CO.
owner of the Whites Grocery Store
on Barrett Street.
Mrs. Minnie M. Swaggard of Ev-
erett Street, is i'll in her home. She
is pleased to have her sister come
to be at her bedside. We remen-
Der her sister as Mrs. Fannie Jack
son, an operator of Naomi Beauty
Shoppe.
Mr.. Charlie Downing has been
confined to bed at the Foster Gen.
eral Hospital. We hope Mr.. Down
ing will soon be up and abuot
Miss Rosia B. Williams left for
an extended visit in Illinois, Michi-
gan and other points north.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hermon CASTOR has
returned home from their vacation
several weeks of which was spent
in Chicago and New York City
among relatives and friends.
Mr.. Leon Hill is visiting in the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Louella
Gray. He is the brother of Excel
Hill of 913 Rose Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayford Stubble-
field had as dinner guests on Sun
day afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Till
man of Utica Mrs. Tillman is Mr.
Stubblefiend's sister.
The jolly Jacksonettes held its
| regular meeting on Monday night
at the home of Miss Nichols. The
Chaplain led in the devotional, The
| house was then turned into the
hands of the president, Miss L
K. Johnson, who made some in
teresting remarks to the group
Applications for three members
were given to the president. The
new members are asked to be pres
ent at the next meeting. The body
discussed some fine ideas to be
put into use. Dues paid by mem
bers One visitor, Mr.. Willie Seals
The hostess served refreshments
N. B. Terrell, president; R. B. Will
liams, secretary.
! We congratulate Mr.. Willie Brown
and Mr.. Albert Powell on behalf
of their Flower Shoppe, located in
West Jackson on Jones Street
| Mrs. Mary Ella Graham of More
house Street, is undergoing treat
ment at New Orleans in the hos
pital Word was received that Mrs
Graham is somewhat improved We
hope for her speedy get well.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-07-20
MARVA LOUIS, INC.

wants q reliable we'll established person to act
os sole distribution for Morvo Louis Mrs Joe Lou
isl Toiletres in the City of Jackson, Miss Joe's
boUndIess popularity, together with Morvu's
beauty makes this proposition unusually ottroc
tive. Will give two-yeor contract. Some cash will
be required. Give two business references and
one personal reference
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-07-20
ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER


Miss Katie Robinson, 1919 Whit
field Mill Road, entertained with
4th of July dinner in the home
of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Craw-
ford. She had as her guests, Rev.
and Mrs. George Thomas and their
cousin, Mrs. Mary Richardson, of
Johnson City, Tenn, also her sister,
Mrs. Della Douglas, of Tougaloo,
their brother, Mr.. Johnnie Robin
son, a niece and nephew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred johnson. Others enjoy
ing the pleasures of the evening
were Mrs. Maggie Jones and Mrs
Tillman of Maple setreet.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-07-20
West jackson
News

MISS NAOMI TERRELL, Reporter
Mrs. Rosia Moore is vacationing
in the windy city of Chicago in the
home of her son, who has made
Illinois his home. We remember
her son as Mr.. A. j. Robinson, a
former "cab" driver of this city.
Mrs. Alma Johnson is spending
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-07-20
We have the latest in Records and Record Player
Supplies.
SUPERIOR RECORD SHOP
406h NJ. Forsh ST., Upstoirs
Jackson, Mississippi

left My Heart in Mississippi, Joe Liggns - $105
Jumping Boogie- Woogie" Alton Reed --------- zee
Ballroom Blues" q Nick opposite Orch $1O5
"BABY OH OH, Johnny Moore " $1.O5
"DRIFTING BLUES" Johnny Moore - $1.O5
PRISONER OF LOVE-, Billy Eckstine --- $1.O5
81 Know Who Threw the Whiskey in the Welr',
Bull Moose Jackson . 79c
81 WANT A MAN, EselIa Edvison zoe
New Honey Dripper," Bull Moose Jackse2 ---- 79c
1--WE BEEN so GOOD, Eddie Vincent ----------- 7sc
Evening star., 1946-03-03
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND,

finest finest section @ Of B Bethesda, i' Nd i These t
homes are undoubtedly the best and most
custom ' miifworE: s CONTAINING T "a baths. tbs
msd o hesoms sss was
kitchen, ? master bsdrms.. spacious dining
only block to the M bus ss Can be snsf
4 per cent. veterans loan, # your in
monthly payments The builders Of these
homes build cnlx the best This is your
sc s Ga st. FRRD HEREss s4 sxsasSs sAhEs
agents. "a
8 MILES NORTH OF ROCKVILLE on
route 2S cc acres peS improved With @-story
porch; first floor ~ consists cor s Of T modern @
Kitchen in every respect, nice size dining
and and living ngd room % open stairway second
bath finished in imitation tile, sleeping
porch all insulated and inclosed in glass,
excellent place for ' storage e and eso drslns GSfm
clothes in bad weather: hot-air heating
plant by oil which is perfectly satisfac-
electric water heater M for or Continuous Continuous not hot
house Chicken house iaxs5, fsns' small maas barn
of second growth woodland, several fruit
trees of excellent variety. also several
young trees; about 400 feet frontage; So
#. deep freeze icebox: taxes, sos: large
sioa .sis Msy M ho FhEp & e1sHMAs s0.SsS1 80
Nss9 TAkoa1A nqlsHiSs PARk. MD-First time offered
7-room brick bungalow. coal hot water.
thermostat control Living room. dining
g bedrooms up; with 4 nicely b9iIt,in
S11,950 Call ST. 5s16. No brokers. %
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. near D. C..
line-Five rooms and bath, 4 years old
Convenient. (GIs. small down payment)
Call WI. 7790 up to pm. Saturday, any
ANNAPOLIS. MD.-water-front house,
!, baths. 6 rooms, caretaker's cottage: dock,
beach: garage; oil heat, electric lights;
private road from highway: 23 miles from
Washington. D. c. 100000. Box 241 L.
CxPiTOL HEIGHTS, Md, 61e Goth ave-
rooms, basement, city water. 8 lots All
Central ave, Capitol Heights. Md. closed
Sunday.
ROCKVILLE. S10.5o0-Suitable for doctor
or can be remodeled into home for 3 or
families. Here is a home in the best
residential part Of Rockville. on q larse
lot. 73 by over 200 #. deep. The house
has many rooms: also bath on first floor.
one on second and one in basement. and
several stationary wash stands; oil heat.
gas gas stove, ELECTRIC refrigerator: Exclusive.
oPMENT CO., Builders and Developers Of
Mass, ave. NV. Or. 44s4. ~ ''V
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SUBURBAN sALs-yiReyhIA.

SPsN SI,s IS TS1Af oo 16 SsaP Asxsn
available by. owner moving. this older
frame home is comfortable and honey and
w. bus passing door and shopping nearby.
There is living room with fireplace. large
dining room; Kitchen equipped with built in
with sTse ana ahd small SD
rooms and bath. No basement, but has
rst oor sro cos rnaes heat f9Sme %enetsn
Screened living porch. detached HSi1S GARAGE, ias
for Victory sarden. Available ae immedsteIs hpsis
with substantial cash payment but could
nome o be meets er on G Dsn beT hS 1
Over Memorial Or Hishway Bridge and
Aiexandria to Bell Haven sien. right / sa.
kE1Ta 5. BRUMBHek exo'usSes. 'SRs.ss essss:
ARLiNGToN-petached brick home. 4
bedrooms. baths; years old; lot 50x1 so;
equipped kitchen, glass-in -inclosed sun porch,
stairs; coed ID dry; fun basement 1uiIt-ip
near Arlingtop village. | block from Co
lumbia pike shopping center; walking dis,
min. to 18th and Pa. aye. by bus on To-
min. schedule, 1o-cent fare; good sub
stantial house for family desiring suburban
theater etc; Within short walking distance,
sive agent, WRIGHT REALTY. Inc. Phone
akLrNGfoS, 2kL ,s4f to pSMss MssBass 5G6 smart srm
bungalow in desirable neighborhood, conv:
to transp.. schools, etc: Lovely yard, full
basement. oil heat. This house is COM
pletely furn.; furniture can be purchased
HSsssna osn down be bad int
J;IJDsoN ;I ,sEAMYS. diSSS iiiSSSS N. irving st.. ar
ss,5oo Down, immediate possession-At-
tTastiye and nd Tel,bailt home to
downtown WASHINGTON, near schools and
1finepiace. dining, rm.. bedrm., tile bath.
ae ahed nm II a,sc WheE es there Is An
tional sleeping OF hobby rm; oil &C heat.
SoSsh sasi as7Ss
@.5oo. caii aL' $3.50 n satardsy, io; sunday
ana evenings; Mr.. or Mrs. Pannill, week
days, pI. 5000. c. A. METZLER. 1106
NEAR OLD DOMINION DR.-5-room bun
saloW, no improvements except electricity.
on q acre ground. Price. $4,000. Call
81 81. 6Se3 Saturday, SUNDAY and syenignssss;
6: "A. .METzLER: l1oe Vt. ave NV. W38
244 NO. BRYANT ST., Arlinston--Open
Sat and Sun. afternoons-Attractive s.
room and bath bungalow. oil heat. full
electric refrigerator; near Fort Myer and
oossession: pree. sfo ,aso; cash MeSsess uEoRuE
D. MILLER. Realtor. Mills Bldg. g
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ID. e. PkOFERTY WANTEU (Wn1te or col.
ored.. purchase or sell for you. JOE
WILL EXCHANGE two diamond platinum
bracelets. valued at $4,000, for equity in
house or apt. Box 17-R, Star.
WANTED! AZ or 8 bedroom house in
D. C. or Va. / have substantial cash. No
agsnts Ws tan Rsply Boy VolS SsE EnisE sssE
value today, Our opinion entails no, no obi
sSsS Sasa IElks SS i, fS is sfs sJ
" Y ss sssor sssf Kpu Rhcd. ss
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
YOUR home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call r. A. HUM.
PHRIES. Realtor. sos North Capitol. MA
613n. Results since 1919
HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES PAID fol
ne, Sc and Maryland property. quick
settlements. free appraisalS. GUNN
x GooD s.RM. HoUsEs h in In NV. nv Or rHu bunsa.
low in nearby Maryland. GE. Abs. -1G
IF YOU WANT the top price for your
house or business property, sell now, and
service. call WIN. j. MARTIN. Broker
FEDERAL EMPLOYE will pay cash for we'll.
built, well-located house. Convenient Blu
reau Engraving and George Washington U
which has or can be enlarged to contain 8
to 4 bedrms., ? baths total cost, about
$4,000. Possession to suit present owner
Box 3S6-M, Star. ID
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peter J. hasan offers at ,Beltsville Terrace
ing: TWO large bedrooms and diminished
ona poo Pooms A' Vo large Da seo os oe block oe
from Transportation. Price. $500: terms,
$4,000 cash. balance S45 per month. For
sarh5 cs peter
peter j. haFan ole offers s in0 in nearby Md. a new
5,I;S 5,room n,s and bath bungalow with finished
$3.50. For particulars, call peter j. hagan,
Suburban, specialist, 1887 34th ST., Mt.
RstinieT' Rst.I Nd VA w.: s7s5 IS Ma ,.r..
dwelling Of rooms. : baths and recres-
ton room Could be converted into two
family apartment. Price, $4,000. For
sss7 ss 5s RfssF st. snsaR M Rassn sHsarssn
peter hasan offers group of new de-
al IN n
sidewalks One block to Capital Transit
e schools sr and
Spseisiss sss7 18th St.. rasaf Ms Raisie9 ad
DsS peter harm offers At o geltsyI1s Nd
ins room with fireplace. % large df dining Sr room m
T tsS KITCHEN large bedroom ane
bedrooms and bath. Oil hot.water heat
suit puTchaser Attached sasage and full
further particulars, call peter J. hagan,
suburban Specialist, 1887 34th St, Mt
Rainier, Md. WA. 3765.
section new brick detached home s rooms
attic i 0 makins isnsa snee, rs1 s9ss5o y
aaner sss psts5 sh st. assR
Rainier, Nd. WA. 1856.
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hospital or convalescent home; also >
acre shopping center fronting three streets.
bedroom houses. MRS. o HAYcRAFr, W Ken.
sinston l59, 1 Conn. ave, from l to 6
o'clock. g
COLORED-2-STORY FRAME, rms, 4
bedrms., small basement; one acre land.
several fruit trees close to schools, bus.
$4,000. Will help finance. Telephone EN-
CoLoRED-7-RooM HOUSE acre;
splendid location. $4,000. Box 42S-L.
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PETWoRTH. mr.. Grant circle-6 rms.
nnnaiS most conv sect; sect; exchanse for larger home
e0aildsT @eehdsTs s1yer E s4s5 Spring bungalow Cal
FoxHALL vILLAGE-An attractive semi.
oessched brick home on larger-than.
venient to grade schools, shopping center
and 1tl transportation; Charming living room
With With fireplace @ and bookshelves, dining room
WIN French doors opening to rear screened
porch; completely equipped kitchen. There
are 3 nice bedrooms. bath and sleepins
p0aca p0ace on on 2nd moor; large basement witt
SMl4'95G; 81 mci eds p9sSssson assured Please cal
HAVE You SUN an aPARTMENr Rf TiHsi that thi
properly owner can take over? If so, herr
can buy advantageously; we could hav,
SOLD It several times but for needing al
in3sa apartment tell us what you have ant
happy all at once. R. T P RIPLEY, RIP Y,''isia 81
1889 (sun. and ewes. 81. 1890. Mr.
SSodfoREDmlooi SS9df Flo17 co. %s.d ss St; NW@6Too1
81 $500 20 down g11o Call MR.. FISHER! AID. 65s'
family house. baths; rent, nf ST. $3.50. Price
$500 blk: High st; Sc. 8 rooms. bath
sS P'11sd INNER RF'iS sas 9eS St.
CoLoRED-NEARBY N.E.-e rms, INV.
Ca u 1ae9sn es MR fsta wApDE fs R5l's HoMS Ssss
GoLoR2D 52i, N De NEAR aha HesNaasf HoWARD UNIV -,
rms rms h;-yh-. full basement, colonia
81 800 cash. price reasonable. Call Mr.
WAppELL THOMAS, GE. 4451, DE. 3l4
weekdays.
CoLORED-wARDER ST, near Park re
n.w.-6 large rooms, fun basement iron
porch, inclosed rear porches. large bac
yard. Vacant. Possession. SII.95(
Terms. Call Mr.. Sterling, URCIOLt
REALTY CO., ME. 4941. Ewes. and Sun
GE. 12lU. -5
CoLoRED WE HAVE several desirabl
homes, to 10 rooms reasonable dow
payment. Terms PRovIDENT ,REAIT'
GO; specialists Mi in eelored properties, 145
CoLoRED-NEAR IIth AND B. STss Nj
lovely brick home of rooms, bath ga
rage, auto. heat: porches, etc Possessio
tt once Only Only 500 cash: balance on goo
el3 New York ave, NV: RE. 5000.
CoLoRED-PARK PL. N.W.-2-story de
brick, z rms. IL aths. A. r. SEELYI
14oo st. NV, DI. 1925,
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TOWN HOUSE, betw Dupont Circle and
KaloTama rd. and only p block from
Conn. ave. Several bathrooms, new oil
burner and at least q bedrms.
=. Another house, similar to above. not far
from Mayfower Hotel. with many bed
rms. fully occur. rooming house, with
good income. FREDERIC L. PATERSON,
Evening star., 1946-03-03

COLORED-914 5th st. n.e.-6 rms, INV.
h., oil. Truly a modern home in every
Colored-5217 Ames ST. ne-Detached
brick, 8 rms, oil heat. A very lovely
home in suburbs. RELIANCE REALTY CO..
DI 6351. Oil 9th st. NV. Sunday call
TR STS2. Mrs. Toliver.
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BHUhEHS' ATT.-6Ug Eye st. n.e.-StOre.
6 rooms. bath, cleo: monthly tenant
Gil Eye st. n.e-2-story brick dwelling
9 r. and b., h.-wh.. cleo: also 2-story
cation: good invest: terms Ma LAOS
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CHEVY CHASE-1O spacious rms, upper
Conn. ave; nice corner lot; 317 baths, .
car garage. Less than original cost
2bedrm. row brick. tile bath, oil heat.
River Terrace. Only S6.950.
6-rm. bungalow, nice lot. oil heat. Gear
garage: under $4,000. Call WILLIAM j.
MARTIN. Broker. NO. 214l. til 9 o m q
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COLOhED-0UU DIM UI Sut 81 IIW-U
rms. English basement; oil heat: $3.50:
ST 900 down.
400 blk. S. Carolina-7-rm frame, S5,-
$50: $500 down payment.
9th st. n.e.-4-rm. brick: Arcola heat;
$3.50.
500 blk St se-6-rm. brick, lge,
rms: $3.50: $3.50 down. Exclusive.
47th St. near Central ave. = Semidet.
brick. rms, ? baths; gas heat; lge. front
lot; full basement; knotty pine recreation
rm.: very clean.
cola heat; cor. lot; S6,950. Mr.. -FIGA,
AT 39T5
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living room. dining room, kitchen, 5 bed
sapage ah fa to attie built1
GL' L 65sS SATURDAY, Sunday and evenings:
E. A. METzLER. j Hos WsskaSes' VI ave- NV W sooG
on A LARGE LoT-Spacous 3-bedroom
bome b1I. efesrmingIs feH planned for lyablty
nssss so4ssa' On 5ss
is ideal for those interested ii in SaI9n Soth ndoor
and outdoor living; beautifully landscrsped
ITn shTbs many varieties bd Of bulbs owsrns
fg;ardener; rooms include; on the first floor.
ing room, I2xl3, plus window Offset sum
room. 9x17; large kitchen with an abun-
Sar San'e ese Of Ssn.s ss9rsss nd spass sun
den and recessed cupboard for te dishes son On
bath; full basement with recreation room
msd bafS 13o defseSsS ftS5ass
heating system with. oil burner; rockwool
insulation in side walls and ceiling and We
lures are rock garden. lighted pergola for
tric outlet for conyenience and entertain-
GEORGE MASON e GREEN ZEN eslse co sxeIsT. slsSGo;
agent; 2s4o Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
Ski Slick asJS fsTfnns: Ssdrms Sa sso tile bath finn
basement. oil heat, hardwood foors: ex-
dSEn s.2n. payment, s4. 70. S65 mo; cH, 71Si.
home on a corner lot; s large bedrooms. :
full baths a honey of reception room;
built-in. bar and fireplace; garage, Slate
roof oil h: h;-yh; everything YOU want for
able terms; $4,000 cash, approx $40 per
mo-; call us for friendly service. ARLING.
TON REALTY CO.. Gil. 1900, OK. 4la3.
OPEN TODAY 1-5-Thfs solid hrict, r,n,.
NAL home has large living room dining
room, equipped kitchen. LIST floor: Q larss
bedrooms, nursery room, bath, End Lsoor:
large side porch, also screened back porch;
full dry basement with lavatory: large
Is, leyel shrubbed corner lot; detached garass.
N this section, Priced at si5.56o ' With
$4,000 cash. bal. easy terms To reach.
drive down Lee blvd to Greenbrier ST.
turn right to 326 No. Greeenbrier and
5 BEDROOM HOUSE. bath. kitchen. dininr
ROOM living room, pantry, screened por-
ehes, oil heat, garage, reception hall: Slo..
Alexandria. Va.
Continued On Next Pags.)
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Near 18th and Gallatin sts nw-At-
tractive s-room and bath home: excellent
terms arranged. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
CO. 23S1 E I ave ne NO 1on2
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New development: rms. and bath; oil h.
w.h, priced under $4,000, terms can be
arranged; CT applications invited For
particulars see sales department. ofice of
JAMES E. SCOTT, I'll Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
ENrOHte SOHtb
after " WeddMg

The marriage of Miss Rose Mary
Dl Geronimo, daughter of Nh. and
Mrs. Vito Di Geronimo. TO Pfc. Rob-
ert Warren Van Ness. son of MI
and Mrs. Charles Cotton Van Ness.
took place yesterday at o'clock
in the Nativity Catholic Church.
The Rev. Joseph w. Teletchea Off
ciated and reception in the home
Of the brides parents followed.
Escorted to the sanctuary by her
father, the bride wore a gown of
white satin and net embroidered in
seed pearls, and a coronet of seed
pearls held her flngertip veil. She
carried bouquet of white roses.
Miss Pauline Di Geronimo at
tended her sister, wearing an aqua
crepe gown, long fuchsia gloves and
a headdress OF roses and aqua veil
ing. She carried a bouquet of roses
/ Mr. Peter Di Geronimo, brother
of the bride, served as best man
! The couple left following the re-
ception for wedding trip South.
/ Pfc. Van Ness is on duty at Fort
Bragg N C.
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hat: Mr.. and Mrs SnoWden Fahn-
stock and the High Commissioner
to the Philippines and Mrs. Paul
,McNutt. Chief Justice Stone was
there and Mr.. Joseph E. Davies
their wives also assisted at the tea
table: Mrs. Buchanan Merryman.
and Signora Tarchiani, who said
that she hoped her husband, the
Italian Ambassador, would be back
next week. Mr.. Daniel Bell came
with his daughter. Kathleen, who
arrived home last Sunday after
months in London with the United
Nations Conference. The wife of
the Secretary of the Treasury, Mrs.
Fred M. VinSon, was talking to the
Charles ROSES about the trip to
Chicago with the President. Ap-
parently after supper on the train,
the ladies adjourned and some of
the men, including Gen. Eisenhower
and Secretary Vinson, sat up into
the small hours talking to the
President. Mrs. Vinson said that
every one on the train, the Truman
family, the EisenhoWers, VinSonS,
Clarks, Pattersons, Roses, Syming-
tons. Mr.. John Snyder and daugh-
ter Drucie, had wonderful time.
Mrs. Ross said she had just been to
the concert as the guest of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Truman to hear the
National Symphony Orchestra and
the Washington Choral Society.
Still more present were those two
attractive wives of Washington Off
Gals, Mrs Stuart Symington and
Mrs Howard Petersen: the Dutch
Amba aSador and Nine Loudon, Mr.
and Mrs. William MacCracken. Nh.
and Mrs. David Karrick, the Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de Mora
DR.. and Mrs. William Morgan. Mr..
Clifford Bergman. Mrs. Conger
Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. who said that their
daughter, Laura, who is with the
State Department, Is on her way
home from Greece. And maybe the
most excited young person present
was Hal Williamson. young nephew
of the hostess. The only time Gen.
Ike" broke receiving line ranks
before the party drew to close was
to give Hal his autograph, a grin
and a handShake
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Miss Little Weds

Miss Mildred Marie Little, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Little,
became the bride Friday evening
of Mr.. Henry Hopkins, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Hopkins.
The ceremony took place at 7
o'clock III the home of the brides S
parents. the Rev. Wilson Holder
officiating.
The bride. who was given in mar
rlage by her brother, Corpl. Leroy
Edward Little. was attended by Mrs.
Frank B. Weathersbee, il, and Mr.
Weathersbee served as best man for
Mr.. Hopkins.
Following their wedding trip the
couple will reside at 452 Park road.
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CbiNa's FHtNre
Panel Topic

The Future OF China" VIII be
the subject OF a panel discussion
oy Miss Helen Hostetter, editor Of
the Journal of American Home Eco
nomlcs Association and DR.. WI OF
the National Research Council, at a
buffet supper meeting of the Dis
trict Chapter. Alpha Chi Omega
National Panhellenic Sorority.
Annual election of officers will
precede the discussion which will be
held April II at District OAR head
quarters.
Miss Hostetter. an Alpha Chi
Omega alumna. became interested
in China during her years as a
professor of nutrition at the South
China University.
Dr. WI, in private life Nine
Leung, wife of DR.. S. Y. Leung of
the Chinese Embassy, was one OF
the three women who served as
official delegates to the U. N. Food
and Agricultural Organization Con-
ference recently held in Quebec.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Spring Gardens
For Seruiceuzeu

Spring dish gardens for con-
valescent servicemen at Walter Reed
Hospital will be made by members
of the home and garden group
Silver Spring Woman's Club, to-
morrow at the home of Mrs Charles
T. Williams, 1912 Moves drive. The
group will meet at 10 a m. and the
work will be done in the garden
house on Mrs Williams property.
PhloX forget-me-nots johnny
Junp-ups, and small rock plants will
be used in making the gardens
which Will be glazed in lass con-
tainelS The containers make use
full gifts as they may be used for
ash trays after the flowers anG
plants have faded.
An exhibition of art work to be
exhibited at the State convention
IN Baltimore will be displayed all
day Tuesday in the studio at the
home OF Mrs. w Franklin Morrison
405 Ellsworth drive
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Mortar Board
MeetiHq Called

Dr. Molly Ray Carroll, well-knoUn
economist and writer and former
head of the department of eco
nomics, Goucher College and the
Chicago Settlement House, will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Mortar Board Alumnae Association
OF Washington at pm. tomorrow at
1924 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Preceding DR.. CAROLS talk, which
is entitled What Can I Do About
the Present Crisis?" a business meet
ing will be held with Miss Rosalie
Leslie, president of the local Mortar
Board group, presiding.
Members are urged to bring toy
contributions for the toy loan
library at Friendship House, which
Mortar Board sponsors. The toys
may also be sent to Friendship
House. 6l9 d street Sc. Especially
needed are athletic equipment fol
older boys and doll clothes.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Informal Party

Comdr, Francisco Conte of the
Chilean Air Mission and Mrs. Conte
were hosts at dinner Friday eve
ming. their guests including Col
ana Mrs. Washington Broun. Maj
and Mrs, Horace Coggins, Maj. and
Mrs. Harry Quensling, Maj and
Mrs. Joseph Raggan, Mai. and Mrs
Vicente Acuna, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Memdin, MI. and Mrs. Robert
Davlnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
Lopez. Mr. and Mrs EugeniO
TlXier. Sonora Tila HerreroS, Seno-
rita Nellie Herreros and Senor Al
bertO HerrerOS.