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PERSONAL.

BRASSIEREs, largest selection in washing
lneton, featuring Maiden, Form, Life, Ball,
to 80. A. B: c: and D. cups. all materials
and STYLES. including bandeaus. long lines,
St5apssS wire bFss 10y fre1is and tg
14th st. NV. Tivoli Bldg. Hours, $50
PHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask, for Miss
Wright, II you are in need of q loan up to
PERMANENT WAVES, s4: shampoo and
xor. done BY advanced Students. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
H. W. JOHNSON. Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait Room 602. Westory
Bldg. 4th and sts. NV, Closed Sat.
DU. 3262 Never closed
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to ut
bRApEs, HGai ssS valanees bed
spreads, curtains made from your own
pasTs %ns nRav RA ss97 81 homo
IS different poses, $3.50. You will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child's own Tenvironment; For appoint,
psRMAMENT NE 81 ShamDoo snd nEeE
R2NSH ssH12f a4S LAY snd
ing School. Credited teachers. transp., hot
lunch: ages 2,l2 a4ol Ga ave: sH 1871
located above Loew's Columbia Theater.
suits to ,order,, Also restyling. LEA ENGEL
nv. Room 90. Telephone Executive 1903
SSEsSeT ssISo Sss5s III H6%fH4 Sf5i b6NRTT
H liberty 9T for sys chty drvs
w. W. . 5a5s '' ewes. ASK for n MR.. ' R1DpELI
LOCATED NEAR the National Capitalize
for children, kindersarten through the
music. horseback riding and art, hot
school dedicated to happiness" Phone
s1IF0ea sIiP CovaRs 1sR AND DRApER1Es profe.-
fsrisis. Workmanship suaranteed pI.
Sr::1 sa;i
PHANo PYSHS TuNfNG and and repairing city OF sub
aIssR GRoRoE al AT v0Ts Tsss guaranteed vlcIoR s
st same in apt apt. Eel TeI. Dupont sSss Ext sae
GENTLEMAN desires private instruction in
COMPANION. refined Protestant woman;
e s2InN LINE q At heszs NY fm
is or IS. Call owens 1856. 30.
DANCERS, young girls and young men, for
tsachsr chem Box ex.sa3 a3a-M dssIs Star =,
Of s Seat t Pleasant. i Nd. We have valuable
1'omsSR q IN fas% Co. ge saS ST. Dneas
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING AND PURCHASING; expert
MISS JONES, co. 1852, 1 pm. to pm.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, ambitious bus,
major, English minor, desires permanent
e0stG1 e1ssSe with
nffsse MISS ENGLISH LEsa0s GO. 1544. after M
Friday Or SATURDAY. morning: -.
dresses, alterations; prompt attention, ,fit
guaranteed; your home If desired. IA.
DREssMAkING. design, remod;. altsEa;
ESFERr xF PSI sEaMsTRhss % S viii viii accept a dress s
a1s sERSicE e. Also shsS:a
GIRL. R'c colored, experienced wants Job as
marker ,. or sheeksr in dry cleaning Plant pa.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as waitress, $50
to :, am; experienced, neat. reliable. DI.
GIRL. colored, wants elevator operator
Job or maid, some cooking and small laun-
dry. S25 and carfare; references. DE.
ma inss Writ Write MRS. HiNeENT, i7os = Lamont
MpDEEaGFp ii nT Gr fa fADS an rened wants place
as isdy e0MPaeaSn1nqs MP 1890 EXT 55s. 'oe ie.
NURSE, practical wishes case: experience.
NNtuRsERY- GoyERNEss desires situation in
nice home taking care Of one or, two
children Has several years experience
and excellents Box 421-M. Star.
oUT-oF-TowN GIRL, white, to clean and
answer phone in doctors ofice or take
care of children in refined family; have
GOOD referenee ,a II Lx,9sT 2s74 49, -,
lists office. NV. section pref. Call RA.
1886, MRS. BROOKS. 20
RESIDENT MGR, small apt. or rooming
house, by middle-aged widow: PIX ex-
perience HO 1859. 20
SALESLADY, experienced and capable. in
retail jewelry store: thoroughly familiar
with all departments, also buying. Box
SECY.- sTENO., experienced; can assume
responsibility; $50 wk. Box 404-M. Star.
sECRETARIAL or bookkeeping service,
part or full time, exp HO. 0102.
TRAINED NURSE available for cases; no
obstetrics. Call RA 9703, ask for MISS
TYPiST, experienced, wants work TO do
at home. viii furnish reference. AT. 2sSs.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
PLACEMENT SERVICE has /

GENERAL PLACEMENT SERVICE has open
al once the following positions Sales
office, mechanical. industrial, and hotel;
hishest salaries. Please apply at once
1907 H st. NV. Rm. 300. lis
LEGAL STESOG. F.), $1,000: reception
ist secretary, S45 wk.; private secretary
5-day week. $1,000; clerk-Stenog., Law
office, $500 up; real estate secretary. $40
wk See Mr.. Bruce only. Room 202. Doz-
ems of other interesting openings. Call in
today. Est IA years. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1871 G st. Ma. 2l14,
SECRETARY. real estate, $4,000: secre-
tary. housing, $500; typist, So 100;
steno., $1,000: abtractors, $1,000; ac-
countant. S232 mo. insurance under
writer, $500. MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. l7i0 G st. NV, MA. 0954. 30
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share-
expense plan for the convenience of pas
senger and car owners going to same des-
tination. Cars. daily to Calf. and all
points: refs. exch. % Mass, RE. $3.50. 49,
Sunday. Oct: 20; will. take two. MR.
BRAIN, Ii. 1928. 49,
DRIVING SLOWLY my. 1871 oldsmobile
take 3: family preferred OR. 5714 is
COLORED MAN with automobile, can ac
comm odate several people for short rides
each day: refs. Box 373-M. Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, white; hrs, 10: l day and alter
nate Sundays off: live out. Call NO. 1850
10 g.
COOK, white, experienced; other help en-
ployed, no other duties: salary $3.50 per
month; private room, permanent position.
NO. 0036. -1o
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. ROOFING, SIDING, remodel
ing Attention paid TO veterans needs:
terms. Specializing in Virginia work only
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL,
0o1t 25*
private roads. Call PRIVATE ROADS Paw
ING CONTRACTOR, Glsbe 5949. 81
COMBINATION. ALUMINIUM storm window,
AK eohrokT Sit Goa Gan sso u.s.
Eoms rom basement nfAp to poof Ap. s osss. IDEAL
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., 1908 You
st. NV. -22
other kinds OF fences Day, DI. Ol22; ewes,
GE 70b9. WILMER FENCE CO.
CONCRETE-We mix our own with new
vsIis. % pTiN, wi. e6ii. -IS
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SITUATIONS woMEN teen..

WOMAN, competent, conscientious, college
eracuate. desires steady employment, gen
eral ONCE and library experience. Call
Emerson $3.50 after g. 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position, statistical
work. by lady with 4Ha years experience.
Box 427-M Star 20s
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

MEN, colored (2), and lady ID. desir,
floors. walls. etc Call DU. 59S2.
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COLORED BOOMING HOUSES. we have
several good ones that can be bought with
as little as $500 down. with good returns,
W. II. SIMONS, Elk. 6161.0763. -16
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NEIGHBoRHoOD DRUGSTORE, Alexan-
dria, Wa very fine and up-to- gaze con
cession, showing very large DIVIDENDS
petition Reasonably priced for quick sale
Maybe this is what you have been LOOKING
for If interested call J. LEE PRICE. INC,
31O0 So Glebe rd.. JA 20l4 IA, 1895
At,enten Mr. aSsse sSeT AZ tose eoupped
Laundry: Opportunity for experienced laun-
dry operator to buy or lease fully M
equipped laundry department with sub
s1aabe tab BUSINESS qoa9ss hans
stasE GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE, Ia
koma Park, Nd; grocery, dry goods; Ssnf esS,i
af aens reeasonsbe sSe pTce ~k HARRY
PfS5sE; PPFSzfs RA AcJs4aRp Ss4fasRp BUSINESS, ially
able price. TR. 3244 between o,na ana
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-Auto repair.
paint shop and service station; EXcsl:
location on No. L highway IN 1ast-groNins
Section. S.. 900 per week gross with ample
ploying seven men Living quarters and
extra ground for trailers. tourist cabins
McGrath. UN. 14S1; eve, WA. 64o2; IN
GROCERY STORE. DGS; weekly income
ST 800 exceptionally well equipped low
Grocery. in, Va: weekly volume, ST. 900;
Il long term lease, with living quarters: priced
'oS Grocery. ' colored neigh; 5000 per week
rent SS5, incl apt; $4,000 VIII hanoie
location; has excellent possibilities; new
&c to 81 store. in neighborhood. shop
ming area good volume; well stocked
ALBERT H. COHEN, CHI. 1861; ewes, Gil
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(oontmued on Next Psss.l
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SECRETARY experienced in mercantile
office routines; S55 for 4S-hour week;
paid VACATION; small, busy office. BOX
sECRETARY or stenographer, need not be
experienced, but must be good typlst Win
accurate shorthand, unusual opportunity
sires excellent business training. 5-day
week, vacation with pay, good salary, con-
genial surroundings, progressive insurance
Office in downtown washington; you will
and advanced to positions OF responsibility
as fast as you learn. Reply giving age.
education, experience, references. Box
sECRETARY. naval attaches office, must
temporary position, $500, De. 27so, }TOm
sEcRETARy sS 4 ! 70 . sg4aarrsr1cAL gaa CLERK .
Young lady, with pleasing personality,
rapid and accurate with figures. to act as
assistant to busy executive: prefer one
establishment to. assist keeping, records Of
purchases and inventory; highest salary
tq competent. loyal and permanent EN-
PS{s ADP' Z Rf5;Ss s,sd rs,smsa
veteran: must be .exper, 1st class; perma-
nent 5-daE. 4o-hr. week Salary open.
Sc EAcRSMETrAAiRlY1SSs;TfENoGRAPHER. III l1S; must i' be
experienced, capable; permanent: 5-day,
s5-hr week 65BJ Gir5 Scout national o5sani gG.
sEAMsTREss, paft,.time; goed opgo,T,t4nlnit}y
VALET, 1900 st. nv
upholstery 2113 Nicholas ave. Sc. 30
MoRN1NssfpE saaN Laundry. SEQ 50SS ae9gsa
sKr sEs ssssc sTkscERs sRsnf for telephone locate work
positions Apply M. Kelly. MARVIN s,
e34 7th st. NV, 30
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On the Engagement Pad

bel. 1923 Window place NV, Christmas
party and prosram rn..na w.u.r.
N, Weesins sssas' cssatonyMW.dassd.y I$S
Pm, with Mrs !; Natalie fernaid' sos
Win Ms aarfeid !. kass. $3.50 WOOD.
Ohio sna CITY aF.se ca Pnu JUNIOR To-"
c Cent S sixsee m o. and i0a Streets NV,
Ashn Iii PEI sorority ars washington Alumn..
M5s Danisi MgTPh K wMSgThinst0n
womsn'. Wsi.S ciaEb-Tomorrow. with
Mrs. Louis Burnhamer, 1918 Rhode Is
sisa snS asen y As.s Israel Consresaticn
wednesday. noon, the synagogue. lunch
con and Hos.d e Di Gss o meeting
$50 pm. 1851, Columbia road NV,
ssI IsssR'' olsSsiss' American sSai' COM
latIen-TCmorrow. 500 pm. Eleanor
MsGn fnaDsI asp.ss
street NV; spssfsr. Mis- Hazel Net
ter. chapter house. reception In honor
Federal city chsppssT wa, Miss ., s.Is
pm, Constitution Chapter, ciubrooms OF
League Of American Pen Women: pm
terrace NV. discussion. The Russian
with Mrs. A. Y Casanova. 1918 Thir-
tenth street NV. Wednesday. Manor
House Chapter, chapter house. annual
Christmas party Thursday, DIN.
Martha washington Chapter, chapter
house, meeting and Christmas party
Friday. l pm, Capt Joseph Magrudel
Chapter. with Mrs. Harry L. Morgan
1411 Forest Glen drive. Silver Sprins
Nd. annual Christmas party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15
interviewing Mrs E. II. de Calvo
Pamaanapian Delegate Notes
enforcement IN Her Country
By Gretchen Smith
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor.

Among the outstanding women
who have been attending the con-
ference of the Inter-American Com
sion of Women, which held its final
session at the Pan American Union
on Friday, perhaps none is OF more
interest to American clubwomen
than the delegate from Panama,
Mrs. Esther Metro de Calvo, who
has many American friends in her
own country as well as in WASH
ington.
Mrs. de Calvo has visited Wash
ington frequently and has been her
countryis delegate to the Inter-
American Commission of Women
for several years, but this is the first
time she has come to Washington
with the official rank of minister
plenipotentiary, an honor conferred
on her recently by the Panamanian
government.
It is also the first time that the
Panamanian delegate has been in
washington since she became a
member of the Panamanian Con-
gress, to which she was elected in
1945, following her nations first
election with women holding the
vote.
An additional first" of which
Mrs. de Calvo is justif1ably proud,
is that of president of the Inter-
American Women's Club of Panama,
which was organized late last spring
by group of prominent women of
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fields as well as In furthering the
status Of women" she said.
Mrs. de Calvo worked for many
years to get suffrage for the Pana-
manian women and she Is so happy
over their final recognition as citi-
zens that 1t was her first remark re-
garding changes which had occurred
since she was interviewed four
years ago.
"The edict, giving women the
vote, was issued IN February last year
and the women voted for the first
time in May. It was amazing to see
the nunbers Of women, old and
young, who went to the polls"
The Panamanian delegate is
proud of the high standards OF
education among her countrywomen
and attributes the large turnout
at the elections to their understand
ing of the importance OF the vote.
Education has kept the women
of Panama conscious of their own
capabilities" she commented.
Further Education.
For many years head of Junior
college for women In Panama, Mrs.
de Calvo gave up her school work
following her election to the ma
tional Congress. One Of the
tplanks" in her political platform
Is furtherance OF education to the
people of her country.
I'VE want to abolish illiteracy
entirely" she explained. we wish
to have education for all the people,
those far out In the country as well
as the Indian population"
The roads and highways which
we're built by United States engi-
neers throughout the jungles of
Panama, with permission of the
Panamanian government, for stra-i
tegfc purposes during the war, have
been of great benefit to the Pana-
manian farmers. Mrs. de Calvo said.
1T has made 1t possible for many
of our Panamanian Indians and
poor people to have contacts with
schools and cultural centers," she
explained.
Warmest enthusiasm was cx-.
pressed by the Panamanian Con-
for the Inter-American
Women,s Club Of Panama, which
she heads.
"Panama's destiny is to have the
Panama Canal running through its
heart whether we like 1t or not" she
told club members when she was
elected it's president.
1--WE are the crossroads of the
world" she remarked last week In
her interview. 1.-THE nter-American
Women's Club can do much to pro-
mote understanding between the
women of Panama and of the United
States, as well as all the people who
pass through the Canal"
Speaking in fluent English, she ex-
planned that the wonen's club In
Panama also stimulates an exchange
of knowledge of the languages and
customs of different members. There
are now about 800 members of the
club, she said, half Of whom are
and half American
women living in the Canal Zone.
An ardent supporter OF the work
Of the Inter-American Commission
of Women, Mrs. de Calvo has worked
earnestly for q decision that the
commission be made dependent
organism Of the Pan American
Union.
"If we are to be an autonomous
organization, we will never i've"
she declared.
Mrs. de Calvo has been staying at
the Roger Smith Hotel during her
visit to Washington, and will be
there until she returns to her coun-
try next week.
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Musical Pro gram
In Chew Cbase

A special treat is in store Friday for
music lovers Of the Wofnan's Club
Of Chevy Chase when the literature
section will include musical pro-
gram at its meeting at 2 pm.
Mrs. Maria Conway Codey, colora-
tura soprano, who made her debut
in Washington with the National
Opera Company. and Bob Barry,
tenor, will entertain with vocal
selections, accompanied BY Mrs. j.
Horace Smithey Of the clubs music
section. Mr.. Barry, who Is now q
Gil student at Peabody Institute In
Baltimore, toured with United States
Army shows during the war. l1
Guest speaker viii be George
Simpson, former president Of the
National Press Club, who will review
"A Book About the Bible" which
was published last year. Mr.. Stimp-
son Is the author OF six books. the
last Of which, "A Book About .
Thousand Things" was selected by
the Book of the Month Club as
its midsummer dividend book. Mrs.
Harry w. Frantz Is program chair
man and Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes. IT,,
is tea hostess.
At q regular meeting Of the club
at / pm. Wednesday, the music
section will present q program OF
Christmas carols and parts OF THE
Messiah" Soloists will be Pauline
r1~1ac,r.t, rV,,i1x, . rooiAu@ Gaor0e
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1907 Kin. street road CHRISTMAS nb, psaTty
3 streets NV, Kitchen XVIII"
Miscellaneous Clubs
woman's National Democratic Glub1Io-
avenue, NV, housewarming tea. To-
n M. b. lsss pant Rs'fs
District branch, National League Of Amer
poetry group: the studio, 1881 Golum6i L.
Butt Butterfsic. writing the Song Lyric. .
H Hossl sts nm ra ana Eaea sIree.s
Hint. Tor writins Radio Serials; :
i sIEeS'D. .t shs studio discussion topic
ri ssss hi Junior Gre.s Tuesday. g
ealvert strsss NV: cSiist%s: party y,
d. Hiann. ea ch act ssFSa pm,
Z street YWCA. dinner meeting. an
nu.i christInas suction party ,..,,..
tsa-sSsltsagId,y: ~, !. ? 4 ri u wo Women CITY
wssSinston Aiumnse Association Of Phi
avenue. beverly Hills. Alexandria. Va
rl G omisron Natisnal sorority. BETA Gam
ma Chapter-Today. $3.50 Pm, with
Mrs. Spencer Beyis. Thirtteth street
extended, North Fairlington, Arlington.
Va. annual Christmas party.
Theta siEma Phi Frsternity' nationai
Chamber Of Commerce auditorium, 1910
H street NV, Workshop.
HsdaSsah, Warrington Chapter-TueSoay,
1880 pm, Jewish Community CsnteT'
meeting; speaker EnnDi HENRI aHi.b s.n-
Wednesday, Club Cairo. 1915 q street
NV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lunch
CITY Of HOPE Auxiliary. Tuberculosis Re-
vestry rooms of washington Hebrew
CONGREGATION, dessert luncheon
Sisterhood Of Congresatien Beth lsraelE
ss.u5saS $40 9.B DR e eesa parts
Women's American OFT, WsshinEsen
Chapter-Tomorrow 1880 pm, Jewish
Community Center, dessert luncheon
1870 pm, program: speaker DR.. Eli
Entire Ness Ciub-Tomorrow, 2 p m, With
ME- James Underwood and Mrs. Milei
Trowbridss. IL Aspen street. cnes'
'Amisitia Ugb q Arlinsssn.;Inursdayyss as
North Wakefield street, Arlington, VI;
Kngiish speaking Union, CsnmsnwseIth
Cemmitfee-ThursdAy 7.S0 Pm, Wom-
s City Cub Rs:S ca.istss
pm. washington Club. Christmas pro-
PEG acknowledgements, 8 pm. Chap
ter J, with Mrs. Margaret Ward, 2o21
Europe Carves Up China" Tuesday. 8
pm, Chapter o, with Mrs. T. o. Kraa-
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Cba,zAkab Party

A Chanukah card party will be
given by the Sisterhood Of the
Beth Israel Congregation at $3.50
pm. Saturday at 4008 Minnesota
avenue NE.
The program, which has been
arranged by Mrs. Friedel Frank,
chairman OF the Entertainment
Committee, will include THE Story
of Chanukah," the lighting Of the
Chanukah lamp and recitations.
Folk songs will be sung by Mrs,
Helen Moskowitz, accompanied by
Mrs. Jean Baroff.
Murray Frank will also entertain
with some of his humorous read
ings. Mrs. Cell Krieger is chair
man of the affair. Mrs. Bess Katzin
is president of the sisterhood.
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Com m unity Clubs
Ohio Girls club
Christmas PARTY

A Christmas party, complete with
tree, Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus and
gifts, will be given by the Junior
Group of the Ohio Girls Club at
1880 pm. tomorrow at st. Johns
Hospitality Center, Sixteenth and
II streets NV.
The entertainment will include
reading Of a Christmas story by Mrs.
Harold Burton, wife Of the Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court
and former Senator from Ohio.
Members will join in carol singing,
lead by Mrs. Helen Wangsness, and
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Frances Heddleston. Miss Miriam
Fife, a junior who entertained fire.
quently at local military hospitals
during the war, will play Christmas
music on the accordion.
Following the serving OF. refresh
ments, an exchange of small gifts
will round out the evening.
AL Ohio girls and women are
cordially invited. For further in
formation, call Miss Mildred Cham
pine, Metropolitan 3477, extension
807.
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YAIe Program

Legends Of Christmas Eyergreens'
will be the theme Of special enter
tainment to be presented by the
Woman's Club at 2 pm.
Thursday at the Uso Auditorium,
1901 Cameron street.
Mrs. Claude B. Harris. Mrs. VIII
liam r. Auman, Mrs. Joseph Call
away, jr.. and Mrs. Everett A.
Hellmuth will present the reading.
Group singing of Christmas carols
will be enjoyed and solos will be
given by Mrs. James Olive and Mrs.
Joseph A. Hoeft. with Mrs. David
IC. Book as accompanist.
Tea will be served under the super
vision Of Mrs. Virgil II. Davis. Mrs.
John e. Edgerton, the president, will
receive the guests and preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

Panama and the Canal Zone, in
GLIDING the wife Of the Panamanian
President. Sonora Enrique Jimtnez,
and the wife of the American Am
bassador, Mrs. Frank T. Hines.
Mrs. Hines had accepted the Office
of temporary president at the time
the club was organized in May
pending elections, which were held
in August, with Mrs. Calvo elected
president.
Interviewed last week between
sessions of the conference at the
Pan American Union, Mrs. de Calve
was smartly dressed in a brown
tailored suit with brown tailored
hat to mach.
Received Government Honor.
In the lapel of hor coat was .
maroon-and-white button, which
she explained was the decoration
of Vasco Nunez de Balboa. Cues
toned further about the decoration
she modestly admitted it was tn.
highest award given by her govern.
ment to its citizens.
"It was presented to me in recog'
milton of my work in educationa
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Dr.. Ross to Sneak

DR.. Eva Ross, head of the sociol-
ogy department at Trinity College,
will be guest speaker at the annual
communion breakfast of the Catho-
lie University Aumnae Association
at 10 o'clock today at the Kenesaw
Apartments, Sixteenth and Irving
streets NV.
The breakfast will follow the an
nual communion mass Of the women
graduates of Catholic University in
the National Shrine Of the Immacu-
late Conception which will be cele-
brated at O'Clock by the Rt. Rev.
Msgr. p. j. Mccormick, rector Of
the University.
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Readers' club

The spirit Of Christmas will be
the theme Of readings at meet
ing Of the Washington Readers
Club at pm. Tuesday at the
Washington Club.
The program viii include songs
by Fannie Ross, accompanied by
Mrs. Lillian Boatman; flute solo
by Mary Barrett and dialogue by
Clarence Reubsam and Mariella
Jordan.
Members will bring gifts for dis
tribution to Children'S Hospital.
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RiverdaIe W0men

The annual Christmas party given
by the Womar1's Club of Riverdale
will be held at 8 pm. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. J. r. Moulden,
1900 Riverdale road.
Miss Christie Richardson Of
Greenbelt will be guest soloist. She
will be introduced by Mrs. Peter
Dugufd, program chairman The
group will join in singing Christmas
carols, lead by Mrs. Robert E. Killing,
accompanied by Mrs. G. H. Houdel-
shel. Gifts will be exchanged.
Mrs. M. Z. Jardine, president, will
preside.
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Alu,,znae Ynle Tea

The Washington Alumnae Associ-
alton of Alpha Delta ri will be
guests of the College Park Alumnae
Association of the sorority at a
Christmas tea to be given from 4
to 6 o'clock today in the Alpha
Delta ri house on the University
OF Maryland campus.
Assisting Mrs. j. Thad Sterling,
president OF the College Park Alum
nae group, in receiving the guests
viii be Miss Barbara Skinner, presi-
dent of the chapter at the Univer-
sity of Maryland and Mrs. Cornelia
Ehrgott, the chapters housemother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15
English Union

Personal experiences Of Christ
mas customs in many lands will be
told by members Of the Common
wealth Committee of the English
Speaking Union at a Christmas
party at 1880 pm. Thursday at the
Women's City Club.
Christmas Everywhere" will be
the program theme. Hostesses for
the evening will be Mrs. j. w.
Brosius, Australia; Mrs. S. M. Mar
low, Canada, and Miss Jean Rayne,
England.
Guests are invited.