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Evening star., 1947-10-20
More Planes Join in Hunt
For DEB MISSING 4 Days
BY the Assoeiatsd Press


GAINESVILLE, Ga, Oct. 20.-More
planes joined today in the search
for q DC-3 missing for four days
on a flight from Charlotte, N. c..
with three Massachusetts, men and
a cargo Of baby chicks aboard.
Ninteen Navy and II Army planes
ranged widely over North Carolina,
South Carolina Northeast Georgia
in the bright sunshine yesterday
without finding any trace. Others
were made ready for today's search.
The missing plane, owned by
Strato Freight, Inc, was piloted by
Saul E. Kirnosh of Otis, Mass.
Others aboard were Robert Piper
and Dwight Coulter of Pittsfield,
Mass.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

missing In the territory 50 far cov-
cred.
A detachment, he said. was LETT
recently at Guadalcanal to follow
up liz new cases Of missing person.
mel reported lost In that section of
the Solomons.
Recovered bodies are to be taken
70 honolulu for burial there or for
to the United STATS
Evening star., 1947-10-20
PTA to See BookmobiIe

The Prince Georges County Lii
brary Associations bookmobile will
be displayed for the first time at
Surrattsyille at a meeting Of the
parent-teacher association at 7:45
D IN. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

PICK out DOM Oracle Allen.
mating hat. BY the time I made
my selection and had 1t on straight,
he'd gone to the poker game, lost
seven dollars and was back home in
bed with q severe headache.
However, hats do help me to keep
him in line. I get wonderful re-
suits every time threaten to buy
another one.
fHeleased BY Consolidated News Featuresl.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

Personally, I
hnd 1t hard to
d o m / n a t e
George W h e n
I'm wearing a
big hat. In fact,
I even find it
hard to see him,
but I gave the
theory a trial
the other night.
He announced
that he was 60
ing out to play
poker with the
boys, So I went
to my closet to
Evening star., 1947-10-20
1M-Man Expedition
Hunts u. ). War Dead
On Pacific Islands
BY Fred Hubbard
Foreign Correspondent Of The stor and
the chjeooe poilv Nav,

fhe IhIeooe Daily News
BRISBANE. Australia, Oct. 90
While the remains of other fallen
american GIs are being returned
nome from Pacific graves, more
bodies of war dead are being discov-
cred by an unusual expedition now
making an intensive search of Pa
cif1c battle areas.
Headed by Capt. Clarence
Hawkins, this 100-man search unit
stopped to refuel here recently, their
Let cargoed with an undisclosed
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well. see that Keneth Hopkins,
q Hollywood hat designer, says that
the bigger and wider ladies' hats
are, the more it shows that we
are out to dominate the men.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-13

Valaitis, Vincas, is BubleIiu val,
valasinsEas. Iasis ap. Jonas, is ukmerges a.,
gyv. New York.
VeliGka Gar Velutis), Mykolas, is
zagariskiu k, Garliavos val.
Velutis Car Velicka), Mykolas, is
zagariskip k, Garliavos v.
Venckus (Wenton), Walter, gyv.
Washington ar New York.
Verzukauskiene, is Koziskiu k, Pa
piles VAL, siauliu ap.
Viskelis Adolfas, is Labanoro VAL,
Utenos ap., gyv. Norwood, Mass.
vedes Bertuleviciute, is Paneve-
zio ap.
Vosyliene Vilkaityte, Ona, jos su-
nus Antanas ir dukte, rodos Pc
ciuliene, agyv. Boston.
Wenton, 1Venckus), Walter, gyv
Washington ar New York.
Zadlauskas, Motiejus, is zemaitkie-
nio val, Ukmerges ap.
Zdanis Zdanevicius, Antanas II
10 zmona Zuzana, gyv. Rochester
Zienius, Kazys.
zeimyte, Izabele, is Latveliu "a
renu.
zernauskas, vytautas, is Alytaus a
zilinskas, Antanas ir Antanlna, Is
Graziskiu val, Vilkaviskio ap:
zvvnakis, brolis Kazio zvynakio.
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PAJIESKOJlNAl
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Alaburda, Vincas, is Seinu ap.
Almonaitiene : Kunickaite, Ona, is
selmiu k, ylIkaviskio ap
Anskaityte, istekejusios pavarde ne
zinoma, is Juodupenu k, Zaliosios
", Vilkaviskio ap.
Astrauskas, Ignas, is Luksiu k,
! siauliu val.
FBalciene Gutauskaite, Anelka, duk-
te Jono.
Baleisio, Balio, ir jo tevu: Adomo
Baleisio ir Onos Baleisienes-S
menaites, gimines prasomi atsi-
liepti. -
Baravikas (Borowski), Juozas, Emo
ma Fele Baravikas- s-Valasinskaite,
sunus Vytautas, visi is Ukner-
ges ap., ir dukte Jane, gimusi
Amerikoje, gyv. Boston.
Bartasius, savo laiku buves laivo-
korciu agentas Brooklyn ar New
York.
Belkevieiene Steniukynaite, Koste,
dukte Igno ir Belkevicius, Kazys.
Bernoth, Heinrich, is Klaipedos Kra-
sto, Pakalne prie Rusnes, silutes
ap., laivininkas, gyv. Brooklyn.
Bielskis, Vladas, is 'Pievenu, Ma
zeikiq ap.
Blazys, Vincas, gyv. Elizabeth.
Blikertas, Antanas, is Valkininku.
Bliujus, Andrius, ir Bliujus, Motie-
jus, gyv. Niagara Falls ar Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Bliujus, Stasys, is Peliunu k, Ke-
taviskiu ", Traku ap., gyv. New
York.
Budinauskas, Juozas, is Stanaiciu
k, Kybartu val.
Bundza, Juozas, Petras ar Stasys,
gyv. Chicago.
Butkeviciene : Krakaite, Stase, is
Rietavo val, Telsiu ap.
Butkevicius, Jonas, ir Butkeviciaus
Juozo, Selma, is Pandelio parap.,
RokiSkio ap.
Byroniene Vileniskaite, Ona, gyv.
Lewiston.
Chatkus Chatkevicius, Henrikas,
is Babtu, gyv. Chicago.
Cepa, julius ir Cepaite, Anele, We
nuole, is zagares M, siauliu apo
gyv. Chicago. =.
Ciuzas, Antanas. is Pakalupes, ciu-
zas, Stasys, is Vieksniu val, ir
: Ciuzas, Vladas.
Daubarius, Ciprijonas, is Mazeikiu
ap., gyv. spejamai Chicago.
Davulis. Viktoras, ir Davulyte, Mo
nika, is zelvos val, Ukmerges a.
Divak Setulyte, Sasa, gyv. Brook
lyn. ~
Egger Kniukstaite. Magde, is
Kretingos, gyv. Philadelphia.
Gaudesius, Liudyikas, is Vainoeiu
k, Tryskiu ", siauliu aps., gyv.
Boston.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-13

TAMOsIUNAs Pranas, mire
Bal. 10, So. Boston, Mass.
"a. Panemunes par. Gerv-
upio KY Amerikoj isgyveno
AZ metus.
BUCYS Dominikas, mire Bal.
%, So. Bostin, Mass.
MARsALIUS Jonas, 27 metu,
mire .Birz. 6, Dayton, Ohio.
Velionis buvo gimes Cleve-
lande. Jis ilgoka laika sir
go. Liko cia motina, sesuo
ir trys broliai.
LEPESKIENE Mil a ina, 76
M, mire Ambridge, Pa. A
merikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
Paliko sunu ir dukteri, iste-
kejusia, su anukais. Lietuvo-
je buvo du jos broliai ir vie
: mas Rusijoje, uzsilikes nuo
/ pasaulinio karo.
CAPALAUSKAS Antanas, 70
m, mire Youngstown, O.
SKIRKEVICIUTE Marcele, po
ilgos ligos mire Youngstown,
Ohio.
DOVIDAITIS Jonas, 55 metu,
mire Geg. 20, Clevelande.
KALITIUS Jonas, Sc m., mire
Bal. %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ZEMECKIENE Placida, 63 m.
mire Bal. 27, Brooklyn, NY.
SPROGIS Jokubas, So M, mi
re Vasario 10, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Klaipedos apsk.
Nausedu ky Argentinoj IS
gyveno "a metus.
VINGRAS Pranas, mire Sau-
sio 18, Buenos Aires, Ar
gentinoj.
RADzTUNAS Bonifacas, mlre
Vasario 13, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Ukmerges APPS.
Musniku p. UzukameriQ k)
STANIULIS Feliksas, 43 me-
tu, mire Vas. Is, Buenos Al
res, Argentinoj.
KABELIS JuoZas, 68 M, mIre
Bal. %, Chicagoj. (Paneve-
zio ap.)
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MIRIMAI
MIE2E. IsEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
(nos ape mirusius evus same skyruje alpinama dyka

KIRKLAUSKAS Pranas, SO
M, nire Sausio 13, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
ALEKSANDRAVlCIENE Pra-
ne, 68 M, mire Kovo 1, Chi
cagoj.
AUGUSTAITIS Jonas, 68 M,
mire Sausio Is, ST. James,
N. Y.
VERBISKIS Juozas, 20 metu,
mire Bal. 18, Chicagoj. (Pa-
svilinio par. Gaubiu k. siau-
liu ap.)
TRIGIENE Elena, 20 M, mi
re Bal. %, Chicagoj. (Gi-
mus Kalamazoo, Mich.)
KARDELIS Liudvikas, seno
amz., mire Bal. Is, Chicagoj.
(Zarasu ap., Rimses p. Viii
kuoviu KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno 40 metu.
VAIsVILIENE Agota, m r e
Bal. men. Chicagoj.
SKAUDIS Pranas, mire Balan-
dzio 26, Detroit, Mich.
RAKAUSKAS Juozas, 70 me-
tu, mire Bal. 18, Kenosha,
Wis. (Kauno miesto). Anne
rikoj isgyveno 81 metus.
ABROMAITIS Juozas, nnire 80
Kovo, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Kau-
no red.)
AURUsKEVIGIUS Vincas, 81
M, mire Kovo 81, Duryea,
Pa, kur buvo ir ginnes.
VAITEKUTIS Ipolitas, "a M,
mire Vasario 1, Danbury,
Conn. (Suvalku red.)
BAHAMAS IgnasG71 M, mire
Kovo II, LaPorte, Ind. GA
rasu ap. Kalpoku k.)
BUCYS Povilas, 73 M, mlre
Bal. 18, So. Boston, Mass.
(Vabalninko par.) AmerlkoJ
isgyveno 40 metu.
PALECKAS Jonas, 67 M, MI
re Bal. 20, So. Boston, Mass.
STANISLOVAITIS Jonas, 65
M. mire Bal. FL, So. Boston,
Mass. (Amerikoje isgyveno
43 metus.
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JIEsKOMI:

Cecilia Jankevitz, is zagares m,
/ isvyko US. 1915, gyveno New
Yorke. Jiesko brolio dukte = Leo
nida Jankeviciute Samuoliene,
dukte Marijonos ir Petro Janke-
viciu.
Juozas Samuolis, is Pakruostes k,
Surviliskio ", Kedainiu ap. Jies-
ko: Adolfas zilys.
Jurgis Liubimerskas. Surviliskio W.,
jieSko Prane Gudzinskaite-zilien
Arbaciauskiene Ona, Pakruostes k.
Surviliskio ", jiesko Gudzinskai-
te-Ziliene Prane.
Statkus Kazys ir Statkus Domini-
kas, is Grieziu k. Papiles p. Siau-
liu ap., gyv. Chicagoj. Jiesko:
Kazys Daunys, sunus Marijonos
Statkiutes- -Daunienes, is Grieziu
k, Papiles val.
Visu cia pazymetu jieskotoju adre-
sas toks:
(13b) Dillingen AID,
Lithuanian Lager,
Germany, USA. Zone.
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PLIUSKIS Pranas, gyvenantis Det-
roite. Praso atsiliepti jo pussese-
re. Ursule Gerviniene,
Wardenbergerstr. sc,
Bludenz, Vorarlberg, Austria.
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NE WEN TIKTAI DUONA
ZMOGUS GYVAS

kNE VIENAs Iietuvis neaningas remtini caves is savo
pimnu Aereciu komteto ruby malsto neraso tokQ
sd verianu gazQ padekos aiku kap tie kur1e gaua ava
sno maisto = kure gauna paskaiyh Drva!
Jau pasaymas Ne Wen Tx duona
zmoqus gyvas" ygiai tap relkalngas
kaip ir kunskas
Ir dvasinio skaitymo atzWlgiu nekur zmon ya
kaip sena Letuviu paarle sako "SOTUS ALKANO MENU
MANO" Ne pavage aprenge uzJaucla aka
nam supysusiam vsa nerupna paaukoti pabegelafns
ir rubu
Ne gall pigia sigyi aikrasti tk uz $500 VI
pagavoja apie artima kuram gaetq pado-
vanoi masta, kuris Kittens tap aba rel
kalngas. NEBUKIT nenumananciai kio savo glnl-
nieco draugo.
kDRVA patk gminiecams pabegime ir jusu drau-
cams bel cia Amerikoje.
Prenumerata metui Amerikoe $500. Kanadon $4Oo
Europon metu Pusei meu $780,
tDRVOS kayoai prasomi platnf Drva srasant a dova-
nu savo draugams gimnems pacoje Amerkoje
prason nuzviknant atnaujint
merata prismcant tuoj kaip tik pasibaigia
kKURIE pays issasys Dva naua ap pat ia uz $500
Drvai srasyi nereikia laukti prados metl
DIRvA $3.50 Superior Avenue Cleveland g. Ohio
Evening star., 1947-06-29

The long procession of this years
June brides drew toward its end
yesterday when wedding bells rang
here and in other cities, summoning
guests to witness the march OF
happy couples to the altar.
Two Washington families long
prominent in District affairs were
united yesterday afternoon when
Miss Mira Pearce Noyes became the
bride of Mr.. Robert Henry Boor-
man. The ceremony was performed
in st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
the rector, the Rev. DR.. Howard S.
Wilkinson, officiating at 4:30 O'Clock.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Laurence Hill Green and the late
Mr.. Theodore Prentice Noyes and
Mr. Boorman is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Albert Boorman.
Mr.. Green escorted the bride and
gave her in marriage. Her gown
of silk satin was trimmed about the
neck with rose point lace which also
formed the short sleeves and her
headdress. The lace was a part of
the collection of the brides grand
mother, the late Mrs. Theodore
Williams Noyes. and was worn by
the brides mother at her wedding.
Two wells were worn by the bride
one covering her face un-
til after the ceremony. the other
falling over the full length train of
the gown. She carried a fan of
bouvardia and white butterfly or
Evening star., 1947-06-29
Miss McEneany Is Presented
To S0cietv at Ken1Uo0d Party

One of the lovliest and gayest
parties of the June debutante sea-
son was given late yesterday after
noon in Kenwood when Miss Mary
McEneany was presented to Wash
ington and nearby Maryland society
by her aunt, Mrs Northcutt Ely.
Three hundred and more guests
joined the merry throng from 4 until
7 o'clock to meet the attractive bud,
who is here from California with
ner mother, Mrs. Edward McEneany,
and her younger sister, Miss Virginia
McEneany, for a visit She will re-
main here until September and then
will return to Berkeley to enter the
University of California.
The party was given against a
background of music and softly
colored lights. and as the guests en-
tered the flower filled drawing room
they were greeted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ely who presented their niece. Mrs.
McEneany also was in the receiving
line, and generally assisting was
Miss Virginia McEneany.
The young debutante was a lovely
picture in her gown of white eyelet
embroidery trimmed with graceful
ruffies of white lawn She held a
small bouquet of garden flowers.
Mrs Ely wore a becoming gown
of soft green with corsage of
Evening star., 1947-06-29

chids, with satin streamers, and wore
the bridegroom gift, a, diamond and
sapphire pendant, which had been
in his family for generations.
Mrs. John w. Bowman was ma
tron of honor for her cousin and
Miss Margaret Shun1aker was maid
of honor. The bridesmaids, Miss
Margaret Ferguson of Philadelphia
and Miss katherine Fisher were
classmates of the bride at Wells
College. They all wore apple green
organdy frocks with matching pic
ture hats and carried baskets filled
with midsummer garden flowers.
Mr.. Thomas Dade was best man
for MIR. Boorman and the ushers
were Mr.. Muscoe Martin OF Rich
mond and Mr.. Hunter Kennard OF
Paducah, KY, classmates OF Mr..
Boorman at the University of Vir-
ginia; Mr.. Theodore Prentice Noyes,
brother of the bride; and Mr.. Rob-
ert L. Simmons.
The reception was held in the
Sulgrave Club for only members of
the two families and a few init
mate friends. Mrs Green received
the guests wearing a becoming cos
tune of gray crepe with burgundy
hat trimmed with roses. Assisting
was Mrs. Boorman, mother of the
bridegroom, who wore gray-blue
crepe, her hat of roses covered with
blue veil.
Mr.. and Mrs Boorman will go to
Canada on their wedding trip, SAIL
ing from Toronto to Montreal, and
Evening star., 1947-06-29
--HesSler Photo.

orchids and Mrs. McEneany looked
lovely in grey crepe that was beauti-
fully set off by a corsage of orchids,
Flowers also filled the dining room,
where refreshments were served, and
where those assisting were Mrs,
Stewart Mcdonald, Mrs Vail Sher-
man, Mrs. Harry Councillor, Mrs,
Stanley P, Smith, Miss Nancye
Fleming, Mrs. James L. Newbold,
Mrs. John E. Upston, Mrs. Richard
L. Funkhouser, Mrs. Harvey Bolton
and her daughter, Miss Barbara
Bolton, and Mrs. George Gibbs.
Wet grounds prevented guests from
wandering out into the cool and rest
full garden with its many shrubs and
tall trees that cast long shadows dur
ing the late afternoon of sunny day,
and many of the younger people
slipped eff to the reception room,
where they were lured by the tanta-
lizing strains of dance music.
There were a number of Cali
fornians among the guests, many of
whom were old friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely, and the long guest. list
also included number of the debu-
tantes who had been presented
earlier this month. Miss McEneany
made her bow to California society
at party in Berkeley earlier in
the season.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

ian life after serving three years In
the Army is attending the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
Mrs. Blodgett was not well enough
to go to Johnstown for the wedding,
but others from Washington who
were there for the ceremony and
reception were the bridegroom's
parents and his brother, MIR. David
st. Pierre Gaillard, jr., who served
as his best man: his sister. Miss
Monica Blodgett Gaillard, a brides
maid: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin, uncle and aunt of the BRIDE
groom, and their daughter, Miss
Hope Erwin, and son, Cadet Henry
Parsons Erwin; Mr.. James Cooke,
Mrs. Charles Elmore Cropley, Mr..
Robert Dunigan, Miss Ann Giles
pie, Miss Helen Grosyenor, Mrs. F..
Eberhart Hayes, Miss Barbara Lutz,
Mrs. Germaine Piquemal and MIR.
Robert Clement Watson. jr. Also
Mr.. John Edward Bartlett, MFR Ed
ward Cranch Ernst, Mr. William
Fry Pearson and Mr.. Morgan S.
Seal, who served as ushers.
The bride Is the daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. John Hubert Stanton
of Johnstown and East Dennis.
Cape Cod. Her father officiated st
the ceremony and she was es-
corted and given in marriage by
her brother, Mr.. John MacMurray
Stanton. .,-
With her gown of white satin apd
marquisette the bride wore veil
(see NUPTTALs, Page D-5D
Evening star., 1947-06-29
Service Sets
Summer Plans
Include TRIPS
By Betty MHiken

Hardly had Mrs. w. H. P. Blandy,
wife of the commander of the 9th
Atlantic Fleet, returned from a trip
to Honolulu and a visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Comdr.
and Mrs. John Marshall Lee, when
she learned that Comdr. Lee will be
coming to Washington the first Of
August for duty as secretary of the
General Board. Meantime she has
bought house on Massachusetts,
avenue extended for the young
couple and their two children, John
Marshall Lee, jr., who was a year old
in April, and Catherine Blandy Lee,
who was born April g.. But the young
family won't move in until their fur
niture arrives from Hawaii. They'll
occupy the Blandys' apartment at
the Westchester.
At present Admiral Blandy is with
his ship in Norfolk but he'll be here
for the Fourth" then on to New
York for about 10 days and then
Newport, where Mrs. Blandy has
leased an apartment at the
King for three months.
Their son, Ensign William Purnell
Blandy, who was graduated this
month from the Naval Academy, will
join the S. S. Missouri in. Norfolk
tomorrow.
Vice Admiral and Mrs Harold G.
Bowen are back from Today stay
in Providence, where the admiral
received an honorary degree of doc
tor of science from Brown Univer-
sity. Most of the men in his fam
lily are graduates of the university
his father, his brother, his brother
in-law and two uncles. While in
Providence Admiral and Mrs. Bowen
were the guests of the formers S
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Salisbury.
Comdr. and Mrs. Harold G. Bowen
jr., were hosts at a small dinner
party last evening for their week
end guests, the Peter M. Coys of
Brooklandville, Md Mrs. Coy is
the former Sally McAdoo of Balti-
more. Today the foursome will take
a leisurely cruise down the Potomac.
The friendship between Comdr.
Bowen and Mr.. Coy dates from~the
war, when the latter was executive
officer to Comdr. Bowen. Mrs,
Bowen, the former Constance Baker,
is the daughter of the new COM
mander of the Service Forces, At
lantic Fleet. Rear Admiral Wilder
D. Baker, former commandant of
the Boston Navy Yard, and Mrs.
Baker.
The Commanding General of the
Army Medical Center and Mrs.
George C. Reach are due back to-
(see MILLIKEN, Page D-50
Evening star., 1947-06-29
GroseclOse Party
Marks AnniUersarv

DR.. and Mrs. Elgin Groseclose cele-
hrated their goth wedding anniver-
sary last evening with a party at
their home. The garden was at
tractively lighted for the occasion
and there was dancing to David Nc
Williams music.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Brown
Harris were there. The former
chaplain OF the Senate officiated at
the hosts wedding in 1927. The
Iranian Ambassador could not be
present, but his wife, Nine. Ala, was
there with her mother, Nine. Cara
gozlou. Representative and Mrs. w
F. Cravens were also present, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boncesco.
Judge and Mrs. Richard L. Disney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hume, Mr..
and Mrs. Bulkley Griffin and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Minor. A number
of, Mrs. Groseclose's family were also
on hand for the celebration. includ-
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan 3. Williams.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
.Lnely Pace Set
In Entertaining
By DIPLOMATS

Some of the best parties of the
year are those given by the diplo-
matte set during the summertime.
The formal, official entertaining of
the winter season is over and the
small, intimate, eongenial parties
will be de rigueur until October.
Even fairly large embassy dinners
have an air of relaxed informality
about them.
Two embassies were the scenes Of
dinner parties last evening, the
Italian Ambassador and Signora
Parchiani giving sort-of farewell
fete as the latter will be off shortly
for her Italian home. Also several
of their guests are on the eve Of
departure for home or cooler climes.
In the company last evening were
the retiring Netherlands Ambassador
and Nine. Loudon who left later
for Nonquitt, Mass, for several
months vacation. The Swiss Min
lister and Nine. Bruggmann, who will
sail july en- route to Switzerland
for the summer, were saying "au
reyoir" The British Minister and
Mrs. John Balfour said farewell at
the dinner last evening as he has
been transferred to the Foreign
Office and they will be off in a
few weeks for England.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinoso de los Monteros
were at the dinner, the company also
including former Attorney General
and Mrs. Francis Biddle, former
United States Minister to Denmark,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman; the AS
sistant Military Attache of the Brit
ish Embassy, 1t. Col. Peter G. Mol
10y, and the Italian Minister and
Signora di Stefano.
Charming old Twin Oaks was the
scene of another Of the diplomatic
tSee DIPLOMATS, Page D-7.)
Evening star., 1947-06-29
l71po Mira Noyy Is BRIDE Of Ro507 Henry Boomaa;
W1ashiugtouans Prominent IN U1eddings of Lae June

after July Is they viii be at home
at 1722 Nineteenth street. Mr..
Boorman was a student lat the Uni
versity of Virginia for three years
before entering the Army Air Forces,
in which he served as fighter pilot
with the rank of lieutenant. He
has resumed his law studies at
George Washington University
Mrs. Boorman was graduated from
Wells College and with few excep-
tions her classmates came to WASH
ington for her wedding yesterday
She made her debut during the
Christmas holidays when she was
presented at a tea given in the home
of her grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Noyes on New Hampshire
avenue.
Gailfard- Stanton
Many resident Washingtonians
were attracted to the wedding in
JohnStown, Pa, of Mr. David du
Bose Gaillard II and Miss Barbara
Jeanne Stanton, which took place
in the Westmont Presbyterian
Church.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard
and the grandson of Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett and the late Mr.. Blodgett.
He also is the grandson of the late
Col. David du Bose Gaillard, builder
of the Gaillard Cut of the Panama
Canal, and the late Mrs. Gaillard.
He is a graduate of st. Adams
School and since returning to civil
Evening star., 1947-06-29

announcement
OF Engagement
AtCOcktaiL Party

Mrs. william Marion Guthrie, who
has closed her apartment here for
the season, was hostess at large
cocktail party at her summer home
in Bay Head, N. j., yesterday after
noon when she surprised her guests
by announcing the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Catharine Ann
Guthrie, to Mr. William Reese Spof-
ford, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Spot
ford of st. Davids, Pa.
The party was given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Shepard OF
Washington who have taken house
at Bay Head for the summer, and
among the guests there for the sur
prise were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F..
Jones, brother-in-law and sister of
Mrs. Guthrie. Going especially for
the party, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
remain for while as Mrs. Guthrie S
guests.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
the late Mr.. Guthrie and grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cowen Let's of Washington.
She also is a granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William Guthrie
of st. Joseph, Mo. She is member
of the Junior League of Washington
and a. graduate Of the Potomac
School, the Madeira School and
Smith College, and during the war
was a Nurses Aide.
Mr.. Spofford was graduated from
the Episcopal Academy in Over
brook, Pa, and Princeton University,
where he was member of the Char
ter Club. He served as an officer in
the Naval Reserve during the war
and will enter the University of
Pennsylvania Law School this
autumn
No date has been set for the
wedding.