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vivacious personality and natural
beauty were enhanced by the sparkle
of rhinestones that trimmed her
white dress, and also by the gay
background of Christmas decora-
tions.
Also there were many flowers and
corsages sent in compliment to the
bud in addition to the exquisite
debutante bouquet Of red camellias
and mixed flowers given by her
parents. A slight of shoulder neck
line with low back and cap sleeves
featured her dress, which was FASH
ioned bouffant style and she wore
a pendant necklace of chip dia-
monds.
Mrs. Patterson was gowned in
black taffeta trimmed with velvet.
Her flowers were corsage Of gar
denias and camellias that were a
lovely compliment to her necklace
of pearls.
Assisting the Secretary and Mrs.
Patterson were the Undersecretary
of War and Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal,
the Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Howard c. Peterson, the Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. w. Stuart
Symington and Col. and Mrs. John
K. Waters.
Preceding the dance the Secretary
and Mrs. Patterson were hosts at a
small dinner at the club, the guests
including those who assisted at the
dance and a few intimate friends.
Miss Patterson was among those
assisting at the debut yesterday
afternoon of Miss Margery Louise
Kirby who with her other assistants
later attended the formers dance
at the club. Miss Kirby is one OF
this seasons buds whose families
long have been prominent in resi-
dent circles of the Capital. She is
the daughter of Mrs. John Quincy
Macdonald and she was presented
at a tea given by Col. and Mrs. Mac
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announcement

!, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. KreideI
of Annville, Pa, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Marian Kreider to Mr.. William r
Bosien, son of Mrs. Emma r. Bosier
of Silver Spring. Both young people
are students of medicine at the
University of Pennsylvania. Miss
Kreider was graduated from the
Lebanon Valley College and Mr.
Bosien attended American and
BIIcknell Universities
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ambassador Host

His Britannia Majesty's Ambas-
sador, Lord Inverchapel, was host
at midday Christmas party yes.
terday when some half a hundred
or so members of the Embassy staf1
were his guests at luncheon in the
Embassy residence.
The luncheon was informal, and
only those members of the staff who
were obliged to work on the Christ
mas holiday were invited
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EggnOg Party

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracken entertained about 300
guests yesterday morning-"just an
other eggnog party" said the host
ess, but it was one of the gay and
festive spots in Washington. In
vitations were from II to 2 o'clock
and with the eggnog were all the
delicacies usually served with the
nAQ
Evening star., 1946-12-26

The engagement of Miss Sally
Levine to Mr.. Alvin E. Bernstein is
announced by the bride-elect's
mother, Mrs. Matilda Levine, the
wedding to take place in the spring.
Miss Levine attended George
Washington University and the
bridegroom-elect is studying law at
Columbus University. He is the
son of Mr.. Herman Bernstein and
the late Mrs. Bernstein and served
five years with the United States
Marine Corps, three years with the
First Division in the South Pacific.
Evening star., 1946-12-26

CHRISTMAS FOR WOMEN VETERANS.
Among the many organizations that helped to spread
Christmas among those far from home yesterday
1pas the District Business Professional Womens Club
Aboue Marjoy Webster He chairman OF the Christmas
unrtv ic Mount Alto Hospital last night
aooen ueerans of World Wars sown presenting gifts
to t,Do of patients Ruth Rosened (cente OF Los
ANGELES Caf and former WAC, Miss Marion Marshall,
nurse from Alto, ohose home is in Warren, Ohio
-Star Staff Photo
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LOCATION, F st. near 7th-
rooms, 4th floor: no elevator; will rent

DOWNTOWN LOCATION, st. near ,7thE.
4easSnab,y 4th Na ooF Il So 20 elevator will rent
NEWLY REMoDELED, available June IS
appr99imately 9n e 1000 So IT. d q once spscs I,
rent in its entirety or in part; specific re:
auirements of tenants may be incorporated
gsnsbs SsfGss 5nRoE ) E
o sis S ST r. NWseeend wv 9 con 100 oor OF apt,
sl T Rent fe%qae dsn Leo LEI G'f N i
SO nath 1a' sf ( i ME sausr. sano feet vii,
s,sIs PisSStys &C. 60 9oso ' s1,o - SO.
edTena99 cs naoN Anns'eh eh 1881 1870 for
Rsss;; ysmodel to suit i' tenant SS MAsos'
6f 6DfkNT1iHsTs. AIrENr1oN-Ayailasle in 80
70 assoeste a @ With busy seneral @ aPi physician.
FSk FS1 2Sl 2SoSrkofir nj s5fF oReAN1zArros--ssp-
Sass SaE hRos sn sc sea bf aass ssoc sy' wash
'nEso5 sns sth PSF 81. NV, second aoor-Nea7 all
court buildings; building newly remodeled;
entire second floor; contains 5 nice rooms,
ant; $500 per month. including heat, cleo
tricity, janitor. service; immediate posses.
s!0e Co cf i4s Eent g. dept Len 2E n 5z5a 9z5aRSsTES
UPPER 1ith ST.-1st comm, 500 so II.
on 3rd a. fl Opposite Cavalier Hotel RA.
MODERN DESK SERVICE. including tele-
phone at your desk. answered by us when
reasonable rental Call DI 603O. III
UNFURN. OFFICES available; lawyers
suite; conv downtown office bldg; state
nature of practice. Box 7l-B, Star IS
LARGE SPACE at $500 18th st. NV,
25xf3. or will divide to suit several ten.
ants: some space may be available on first
fl. FREDERIC l.. PATTERSON, Elk. 5972.
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AouSEs FOR SALE.

COLORED-NR 9th AND S sTs. NV
Opportunity for income while buying your
home. brick, arransed for 2 families. 10
heating plant: S11 $50. terms Cali Mr
y CO. NE. 494i. i'O o T
G0LoREDmNR;; 9th d.u,, AMP 9 SITS; Nv
Unusually Snu.'ls large lot; 1890 terms. caii
M. Sterling, ewes. GE; 1910. URc1oLO
eeE6KEp@srs eeE6EE CO NE o66ftMB1A 6ftA I'd. nv nv
Newly redecorated; priced right for imme:
diats : r,is sale; smsll down payment. VIC
e ooEoKEDM1N z6KEi NA isTsi TaE BETTER residents.
apartments, ali facilities. Let youl
tenant Pay your rent while you ssauiT'
coLoRE6NWHo cG GLR6H 81 sab ha,e bargain. are hare
to find9 II Randolph pl. NV, a beautiful
semidet. brick home containing ,spaciou.
front wall; convenient to ali your desires
sSs sSs % and sum & JOSEPH hEsn E. BR6No IN go e.
coLdREDrLoRibxA e9a s5eei Xxi NA AvE s4Sa Me-. only
block of-One of the finest 6-rm: and bath
row-brick homes; owner, occupied. that, we
have ever offered for sale. The immaculate
modern ktchsn very arpe ee
automatic heat. The exterior has con.
crete and granite front porch. real
porehes r,is large Se,, metal sarase and n geal
Large down payment; possession with title
HERBERT d. SONS. Realtors, 515 E Cap
itol,. Ii. 0129; after ONCE hours call Wo
CoLORED-vACANT-Fla ave, near 9Th
st. facing beautiful park. attractive 6-rm
brick. h-wh basement; front and nd, reai @
REALTY CO., ME- 494l II
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

BRICK 4-FAMILY APIS, in Suitland,
soat esh ' 11a aH9a rSs4aa WEAvsR 2R
BROS; INC. exclusive agents. DI. $500,
4 GOOD INvEsTMENT-A 1-story and
Leased LEI ed, for years to Universal! Film Ex
erty is so unusual that it must be inspect
lars phone co, es44; D1. a17a. MAURICE
M, SALoMoN CO. Real Estate, Loans and
10th AND n. Y. AVE. N.w.--Downtownl
corner building in the heart of business
and ofaceo. win show an excellent return
on your, Investment; Reduced for a
Mr. BIesser sss For ME- uref5 s6 Ss call
sERMgTn1S sqndsg a1s evenings J. "a 2ss4 LEO: NJ
HAVE uerstse tn s
% 5ssnfns on Foy pnsps
oscGNNNoR; NiT sT Pi S1Ss Is or RA; I5is -
rms coal f m utites sfSi 'fna.'oP fnfn Py
tenants. good NV. location, within ralk-
Ing dstance n1;csd gs Soo annual reIa
hPaR!&EST s sLDG. sooei Sts0 units. sfss total
and % essed Gnn adcen dnS to census Bureau 9su
(now being sreatly ENLARGED at suitiand;
mana cement services avsiisbleo deo ss5 800:
S5I5 S5PkRS sH sSse ie Sun and ewes sR
agis BRENTWo6D nv S6msT kb NE-s4 sa1 So Ns It of
nsss Tot ssSonassa { e ss aSosss
III RE!t sEW RI, GAsbrN $aG2, APARTMENT develop
buildings and seres ef grounds. Approved
trust sssb, oSns to attrsstye ays net net
xsstment up Presented subject e Gle priop ottsr n
Ts7Es Ws grsf M or9mgs oTsS action o'HARE Es-
EExxctEPTioSNAIIo * 10 INVESTMENT opportunity.
oess iss!s' snS ana "a
needs cash for other activities: value rs snre
FiRSf SS2NeGSaSM SoaM{kslssoo a|sRf sGa block s56 St,
ENF nj HEAEI is1S sasssy ss NJ ali
UNIT BIock Q ST. NE complete
apartment sof Of and rGoms an and ssN bath
stsn.iaI. cash REQUIRED pRoyiipEENT NJ
sanasT sHA9 cei G9 M1 4eS Clark 81 NO g sses N ss4S
section = Just completed. Beautifully
o srnsep TGT sale c. excsey G
sP5i ri Sssasss
lflD n ST. INV. ME- OfUu. a complete
is' sth ST NEAR ASi,'Si1Sn .W'-First commercial
Unusual investment opportunity, so #.
frontaee with 3 bldes, S37,50o: 25S
i URCIOLO REALTY CO. NE. 4941 -
RIVERDALE,s MD, Lafayette ave, apart
ments, complete with kitchen and bath;
approximate monthly rental income. S14O
TEa1SPoTtsti1T fMc to d0oE Can or see
Qos0o: $500: Open daily till o pm; Sundays: 1
eoNSEePhcur e555 Ell AVE. NV. and goth m7 >.
Que st; Lge. 22-rm: house, with elevator,
No 1902 goth st. Just been rezoned first
commercial! Lge. lot in rear, with foun-
tain. suitable for outdoor dining room or
cafe on the sidewalk. Just the place
naTsnt ons xsn Das exssve % nss club q
11-UNfT BRICK APT. BUiLDiNG-only s
yrs. old; annual income, 200, with ex-
penses about 81 $50; will show an excel
lent return on cash investment, Be sure
and see this before buyins sanyshns ca
fEAAEEH1X fEAE1se o2o For RI hpEofR s5f2 Must sen I'M
brick, s rooms, arranged into apart
ments; income, S140 per month t2) semi
detached brick 7-room home, rented at
$50 per month: (3) vacant lot, 5Ox15O
These properties total $4,000 square feet
SCI e6e e for at a. sae sbss her or H.
AUNT BRICK APTS.-2 rms. kit and
b. ca: white tenants now, but will sell for
316-B. Star. -s
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARrLAND.

shvEk B. 1,5 rsBs sRsesas ssF,h Pssl
co san sTR p3es sfsT 1885 $50 i9Ss SEss
1924 Penna. ave. sc. FIR 1902 till 9
MARYLAND PARK - e-rm. frame. bath,
ssSi%of hsfs ss5 sS5 s dsrs rms:
bath coal hwh front persh lot soxl25
Psnna Fspa ass sssSe rK p Iso! BghoSss III a52s 3
DISTRICT HGTs.NBrick tex home of s
rms: bath, large front porch, FIJI base
msnf' gsr sif45o sFfp oil 5GS g.!
BRESTWoo66ELseH, frame sGs Of Of rms; rms, and
ment, coal, h. h, very lee,. lot with dou-
SsgRdESis S i 's5s4 Psnna. ave- Sc. gR:
SEAR 'GREENwAY,semidet. stpeco home,
Q rms. bath, coal h.;w.h,s lge: front
PsEsh ss yssy ss pes sse' s45SS IL 5SSFdsrs
BURGESS, 1924 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 2so2
story Sres dstaehed home. {ssIs Sn
living room. dining room, kitchen and
bath; Large gas refriserator, oil heat,
/; EsTfsct condition: Price: 81; 900; SUB
INC. washington Bldg. D1. 1900, -ex-
4 SWEETHEART BUNGALOW. .se,95o;
furnished If you wish; two bedrms;, liy; rm.,
finished; lot, 56x1 so IT.; ali city improve
asS sSs W. T.. III; ss;.
~ %A sssf ssi sse Sse w. 5sss y4sS'
81 &. 900: large rooms rooms, bath, automatic I:
heat: corner lot, 150x15o; possession.
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900; eve
A MOST DESIRABLE 6-rm-and-bath GEN.
ter hall plan brick house of excel. con-
struction: lge. living rfn., fireplace, kitchen
and dining rm. on 1st floor: bedrms. and
bath on End floor; concrete porch, insu-
lated, full waterproofed basement; built-in
garage overhead doorl: gas -condi-
TONED heat; concrete driveway, lot 50x
I175, conv. to stores. transp. and schools
located at 129 Ritchie ave, Takoma Park,
Md; possession at settlement; price. S13.-
$50 on terms. Open Sunday, l to pm
Exclusive with e. s. PRICE g. CO., ME.
$3.50, or call Mr.. Tarver. Sligo $500. -
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.
TAsTErULLY FURNISHED s-bedrOom sub
help me up!"

LAS O-peQTOOm SuD
urban Colonial, beautifully located near
Bowie, Md, on spacious lawns with 3
cres of land, fruit trees. etc; this house
is modern in every respect, but possesses q
charm. seldom found in today's houses:
you will like this house at SlS.750, com
piete With fIrnishines T aJEg Seen by appoint
MD.-Lovely brick home on
nearly an acre of ground. This is an ideal
from the White House. House is center
hall planned with living room. dining
room fully equipped kitchen. tiled powder
room, built-in garage, 3 bedrooms, . baths,
OIL heat. This property is in perfect con-
dition CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO, ex-
elusive agent, 3403 Conn. ave-, EN-. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Det. corner resi-
dence on lot with 1OO-ft. frontage, located
schools: 3 bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd
floor; large lily. rm, with fireplace; oil heat;
Tstns at Sses s11Gq Gsl
loO5 H st. NV, Ma 2345.
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STORES FOR RENT.

ROCKVILLE, MD, adjoining theater and
Safeway store; 30'xl00', near public park
ing lot; WEAVER BROS. INC, WASH
ineton Bldg. DI $500. 10
conn: AVE: near Mayhover Hotel-Early
appointment to discuss in person only.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI $500 10
colored business section; ideal location for
restaurant, pawnbroker or other business:
vacant, Call rent dept, LEO NJ BERN
3145 MT. PLEASANT ST.-New storeroor1,
Sls5 per month. RE, osss. ROBERT
iaai aand ST. N.w.-oround floor, vii,
lease to responsible party HERBERT A.
GILL g. SON 1920 New York ave n ".
Telenhone National 4O3S -
DOWNTOWN LOCATION, F st near 9TH
200 so feet. suitable any business; svail-
able MAY 1S Ma 41H2 =
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

ESTATE OR SMALL FARM, 10 to Is miles
from D. e. on good road and suitable for
country dining place: must have spacious
first floor. Box l50-D. Star, 3
HAVE YOU A GARAGE, barn or small
building you scould rent to increase your
small manutaeturns sS BUSINESS ps susf prefeTaby G
in nearby Va. CHI. 2242 -
LONG-ESTABLISHED plumbing contractor
will lease for Ions term, building for
showroom and shop Need about 5000
1T. with rear entrance. Might consider
purchase on small down payment with
moderate monthly payments. P. o Box
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

EX-SAILOR WANTS TO REST and write:
needs % rm.. bath. furn.. cabin or cot
mi. w.-n,w of city: reasonably near transp.
Box ll2-E. Star s.
I WISH. direct from owner. bedrooms or
. large bedrooms. brick or frame All
cash. Please write Box IT'D, Star
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL wants to rent g.
bedroom detached house in suburban area
500 TO $3.50 per month; occupancy now
or within 3 months. Write Box 266-E,
Star. O.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

STORES, warehouses, offces: specializinz
IN commercial and industrial properties;
will build to suit your requirements
Stores now available. LOUIS BURMAN.
End COMMERCIAL, near 10Th and L NV.
-6 rooms and large warehouse: long-term
lease to responsible party. ENTERPRISE
REALTY Co, 1924 Eye st. NV, EX. 34O0.
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SUBURBAN REhT-vIRelhIA.

DELIGHTFUL ESTATE, 100 acres, re-
bathrooms. bedrooms; available summer
months; rent including caretaker's wages.
Pentagon. near Fairfax Box I46-B. Star.
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STORES WANTED.

VOGUE CLEANERS will rent any suitabls
store. Call AT 1915. -
HAVE EXCELLENT TENANT for good
Conn. ave, or downtown store. Want pos
session within 90 days. A. NJ. ROTH,
Woodward bids, Ma, 1896, IS
COLORED-STORE WANTED; small store
or basement. suitable for radio sales and
service. Call NO. 0060 between 2 and
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with phone service: alse
space for name on window: prefer lawyer
or accountant. Call Wed, between l pm.
and pm. FIR 1905.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT interested in 10 or more
unit apt. house: can pay substantial ca sh
down. Call Mr.. Blayiock. Ex. 2555.
YOUNG e. PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV.
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bricf house in most desirable sdssi na part P's of
Silver Spring; lge, living rm., fireplace;
snd Bath on st eor se bedm and
bath, End floor; side porch. sun deck full
basement. laundry rm., recreation rm., oil
dovnspouts a s'I rarsee: @ iet SDp ps5xiio: trsnsp
at door; cony. to, schools, stores and Naval
Research Laboggaatory; possession at settle
PRICE PR E;,s, = CO. Ssoo ME, $780, or call Mr.. Tar
ON + IKE house so
TY CORP, RE. i1sa, Evenings, OIL s117,
Defense highway, IA mi from D. C.. line;
30-min. bus service; contains rms; closed
ment; stores nearby; approx. ia acres OF
ST. E aSf S fsiET en- 476so75s os.
sx4essyfsiE ssaSss en- 4 as country
sstatf Baths Ct 90 affs 1Ss' sF0o% g hSes ss
sTsSs5d %1SasTial ysy On rSsas
81 4 S:s Efs 9#$sES Es$e
COLLEGE PARK, Hollywood section-By
owner sn 81 det b.st rps and bath fun bass noo
cash. Call Tower 6144 for appointment.
YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE? Do you
have children? Don't tell your landlord
you can't find one. We have 3-bedroom.
story-and-a-half. asbestos s-shingled bum
galow, z years old, surrounded by nice
grove in Riverdale. Md. on lot 77x1s7:
family. and vision, who can see possibilities
and the chance to make q real home:
DU. 5051. until pm. %
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acre Of ground. all modern conveniences
$50, 900
Vienna. Va-6-room modern brick
house with 6i4 acres OF land, 1880
This house is modern in every respect
bedroom and bath downstairs; hot-watel
heat. coal fire, range and refrigerator
included, Built-in garage, full basement
On a beautiful wooded site. This is thu
last word in modern construction Pos.
session within SO days. j. L, PRICE. $50;
S Arlington Ridge I'd, Arlington. Va, ia
1924, Ivy 1872 s.
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ARLINGTON, vACANT-Not overpriced
5.room bungalow. with built-in garage,
oil h.-w h., wooded lot and near l0c bLs-
line and shopping. S11 $50. For reason
able down payment, phone CHI. 244O or
OK. 1910. PREVETTS REAL ESTATE
OFFICE 1107 North Irving st, Arlington.
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UNUSUAL Buy. open daily 2 to 4-,Brick
stairs. 1st floor has i bedroom or den,
large living room with fireplace. dining
room, de luxe kitchen. beautifully
equipped; full basement: steel-beam con-
struction: auto: oil heat. full bath, built
in garage. The most beautifully land
outdoor fireplace. You'll love this home
ZOE North Emerson St, Arlington, Va
HALL REALTY CO, exclusive, GIL. 1868
1901 S
ARLINGTON, VA.-price, S15,75O: home
and income; | rooms: present income be-
in. possession within so days. v. EHR-
HARDT. 1919 Columbia pike. GIL. 1856
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VACANT-S3, $50. 1905 South
Carolina ave. Sc. rooms, kitchen and
bath, bungalow. QUINN d. MILLER, 500
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Bethesda.L Montgomery County EEFFVESTF"
Society Concentrates Interest
on Thanksgiving Festivities
Bv Lillian Arfhar.

II the conversation should happen
to turn to stories OF holiday dinners
of other years, what stories of ad-
venture, or romance, Of people and
places Of other lands could be told
at Thanksgiving Day dinner parties
here in Montgomery County!
What story Col. and Mrs. viii
liam A. Eddy, who are dining with
Mrs. Eddys sister, Mrs. Phillip
Chafiin. could tell Of their Thanks
giving two years ago when they were
In Jidda, Arabia!
Col. Eddy was there as United
States. Minister to Arabia.
Mrs. EDDY wanted to give a
Thanksgiving dinner for the Amer
ican colony in Jidda.
She would have about 80 guests.
When she lived In Geneva, N. Y,
when Col. Eddy was president of
Hobart College, party Of 80 fac
ulty members and their wives was
just a part Of her life as the wife of
a college president. But entertain
ing In Geneva where supplies came
in from the Finger Lakes country
and entertaining In the heart OF the
Arabian desert were two different
stories.
A turkey was sent over from
somewhere across the Red Sea !;
sweet potatoes and cranberries came
out Of cans. There was no pumpkin
pie, but with the aid OF an electric
refrigerator Mrs. Eddy served her
guests some real American ice
cream.
And then another problem pre-
sented itself-the guests wanted to
dance; but there were only two
American women in the American
colony, and so invitations were sent
out to two or three English women
in Jidda to come in for the dancing
Dinner was served on the terrace,
but according to the custom Of the
country, desert and coffee were
served on the nat roof of the lega-
ton where the guests could enjoy
the cool night breeze and the view
Of the Red Sea.
Col. and Mrs. Eddy came to WASH
ington In the late summer when
Col. Eddy was made special assistant
to the Secretary Of State.
Their daughter Carmen will have
dinner with her father and mother
for the flrst time in several years.
She was in school here while Col.
and Mrs. Eddy were in Arabia, and
they will also have their son, 1t.
John Eddy, just back from service
In China, with them.
Senator and Mrs. Bourke T. Hick-
enlooper viii spend Thanksgiving
quietly. Friday they will be joined
by DR.. and Mrs. e. ]. Sommers Of
Des Moines, who will be here until
Monday evening.
Mrs. Sommers, who Is an active
worker with the PEG in Iowa, will
spend . little time Sunday after
noon renewing her acquaintance
with some Of the Washington mem-
bers OF that organization.
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guests will join the group Of Bethes-
dams who will attend the Army
Navy game Saturday and before
coming home they viii spend a few
days with Mrs. Mudgett's brother
in-law and sister, Col. and Mrs.
Donald McGownan In Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Starry will
have Mrs. Starry's sister Miss Caro-
line Powick and Miss Olive Walton,
both OF Norristown, Pa. as their
guests over the coming week end.
Because Miss Powick is celebra-
ting her birthday anniversary on
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Starry will
give . supper party In her honor
with their relatives In and near
Washington as guests. At the sup
per will be Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt
Smith and their daughter Phyllis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Powick and
their son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Gadol and their
baby Richard.
Early next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Starry will leave to spend several
weeks on Sanibel Islands, Fla.
Thanksgiving wouldn't be Thanks
giving In Montgomery County with
out the Poolesville dinner.
Started 20 or more years ago as
small church dinner put on by
the ladies Of the st. Peters Guild,
1t has grown and grown until it
has moved out of the little church
hall where the first dinners were
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Perry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tucker will go to
Staunton for Thanksgiving Day and
the three days following. They will
stay at one Of the country clubs
near Staunton.
Col. and Mrs. Norman B. Ames
will have q family dinner party with
their son-in-law, Mr.. 10 Vivari, and
their younger daughter, Miss Phyllis
Aines, as guests. Miss Carolyn
Schmidt, who has been down on
the Eastern Shore visiting relatives
L for the past several weeks, is now
back in Westmoreland Hills and she
viii also be a guest at the Ames
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison H. Warn
will spend the week end with their
son-in-law and daughter, 1t. and
Mrs. George Ghrkoyic, in Phila-
delphia.
1t. Ghrkovic will report for sea
duty shortly after the first OF De-
cember and when he leaves Mrs.
Ghrkovic and her two children will
come to spend the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Warm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thew johnson and
their daughter Meggie win spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Johnson's s
father in Cedar Plantation, near
Columbus, s. G. They left Friday
| and win be back at their River road
home In about 10 days.
| Col. Charles Mudgett, U. 8. M. C..
and Mrs. Mudgett will have Mr.. and
Mrs. Jofln Anderson Of Richmond
as their dinner guests Thursday.
Col. and Mrs. Mudgett and theil
Evening star., 1946-11-24

given. This year It viii be held in
the High School, and Mrs. Charles
Sellman, the president Of the st.
Peters Guild, Is preparing for 500
guests. Out Of that number prob
ably so families from Bethesda and
Chevy Chase viii attend the dinner.
Along with its reputation for
serving good food, Poolesville turkey
and sauerkraut Is known all over the
County-the Poolesville dinner has
become social event. The same
families 90 year after year and the
get-together after the dinner is
almost as much county tradition
as the dinner itself.