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He later received his theological de-
grees from the Baptist Theological
Seminary in Louisville, KY. He also
held honorary degrees from Walks
Forest and Bethel Colleges and Bay
lor University.
He was ordained a Baptist minis
ter in 1893, the beginning of his
long career of pastorates through
out the country. He served as pas
tor here at the First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o streets N. w., from
1884 to 1886.
DR.. Weaver was appointed secre-
tary of the Baptist convention here
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Dpatha
soPER, RICHARD GREY.

soeEa snoaAHD GREY aEE sudssp,y sD
Hospita hsaaaf 'fRSaag RfcHARp g. GREY KEY sopERs has
band Of Ruth Gregory soper and father Of
asy T. sSpsr 1855 Tsads sa svs may sera.
ices, at ST. Pauls Episcopal Church; ~, IN
saa5y r at tase omit cRsr s0'k
I THOMAS, LoTTIE. On Thursday, jan
uary 80, 1947, at Suburban Hospital. LOT
TIE THOMAS. She leaves devoted hus-
band Robert one son. Sns ste1
children and a host Of other relatives and
friends: remains resting at & the snoTdsn s
stP PAYS nunsssl sasurdsg aSme febsaaTy hSsay H
neral Sunday, February 2, 81 1 pm, from
Poolesyilie Church. Poolesyille, Md, Rev.
e; Awkard officiating. Interment church
THOMAS, MAMIE E. On Saturday, Feb
MAMIE. E. THOMAS Of s4Ss Ontario rd
nv, beloved mother of Stanley " Thomas IS
Thel Ina Murray Thomas; four nephevs. 81:
Hugh Brown. Rev; Albert Brown; Attorney
ana ana rends NOTICE. o
neral later Arrangements by Mcclure.
TORREYsON, JENNIE SELLERS, On
Friday, January 81, 1947, at her residence.
re- s9s GEh sHrRy anfy III vs Wiz
Mrs. Ruth TilIsy; Charles william. jr:i AZ
seph Henry Torreyson; Mrs. Jennie Baker,
Mrs. Lillian lRicketts and Mrs. Beverly
Johnston. and stspmother Of Roger. How
asnee aesns s nd g. ssf sss
Church. Wilson blvd. and Pollard st., Ar,
pm. Interment Lewinsville. va. 2
UNDERDOwN, ALEXANDER H. On
Saturday, February /, 1947, at his. resi-
garet L. Underdown. Also surviving are
Alexander y. Underdoyn, IT,: tive daagh-
friends. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
by MCGUIRE. 2
WARD, CHARLES ERDICK. Departed
s hs rs.deaae e aauFsdss ydas knoa p &C.
EDRIGK WARD. beloved husband Of Hsr-
riet Ward. He also Is survived by two SIS.
Srothe1silsW sts Gae and host of other res
tives and friends. Relatives and friends
may call at the John 7. Rhines q CO, Hu-
day. Day. Februars .: e Z. alter Ii IL am. Funeral
he above funeral home, Rev: Glagsitt ".
Ward osacistinE. Interment Arlinston ss-
WASHINGTON. CHARLES 8. On We'd
nesday. January 90, 1947, at the
Md Hstsrehi cArLss HGs9lsai g. wAsHNaros sEf Mseos
E OF 5041 Just ST. ne, beloved hus-
tS band OF Mrs. Mary Julia WASH
v ing, father Of Charles. jr.; Corpl.
John g.. Dorothy, James, Ralph and Ed
ward Washington; grandfather of Charles
Edward and Mary Evelyn WASHINGTON He
After pm. Saturday. February l., friends
may call at the w. Ernest jarvis Finsral
Ch1rc 1432 You st. NV. Funeral Mon
days February 3, at PM. from the above
funeral church, Rev. Garrison oficiatfng.
and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
WEAVER. RUFUS WASHINGTON: on
T5iday EIS,; JangaTy 81 1Sa1 seo6 EuTus WASH
beloved husband Of Charlotte, Mason
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV. Funeral services at the First Baptist
Church. 18th and SITS. NV, on Sunday.
February 2, at pm. 1nterment Frank
fort. KY. 2
.YowELL, WILLIAM NEWTON. On Erh
SaH %HIsM IsnuarS vi g4 YoWE q GTanfs fs.loye We'd
husband Of the late Molly YSwell; father
neral services. Sunday. February 2, at 2
pm, at Purdy's Funeral Home, Orange,
va. Interment in Graham Cemetery. Q :
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Oarna uf Tlranka

BIANCO, LAZZAR0. To thank all the
friends, the pallbearers and Local Union
No. zoe, for the kind sympathies extended
to the wife. ALICE BIANCOt
family of the late Mrs. WINIFRED GREEN
LEAF DIUGUID wish to gratefully thank
the Revs. r. M. williams, Ernest j. Green
and relatives for their expressions Of SYM
pathy in their bereavement. %
HANBACK,, FLOYD. We extend our
grateful appreciation for the sympathx
illness and at the death Of FLOYD c. ham
BACK. THE FAMILY. 2s
McLARNEY, NORA C. The family Of
the late NORA c. McLARNEY wish to ex-
press their deep appreciation for the kind
ness of their many relatives and friends
during their recent bereavement.
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before the end of March viii be the
question of continuing rationing. all
location Of priority powers affecting
sugar and rubber.
Senator Taft said the Policy Com
mittee believed the most practical
course might be to let the Second
War Powers Act expire March 81.
Specific controls, such as those re-
lating to sugar and rubber, could be
continued through special acts. he
explaiued. r.
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1rt Mrttturtant

/ ALEXANDER, ALICE E. WINSTON. In
AEIef q %y Mo
passed away on February l, 1889.
There is no death. Our stars 60 down
To rise upon some iairsr ..aS shore. .,
DEVOTED DAUdHTER, LILLIAN g. ALEX
CRAWFORD, LYNN ADELE. IN sad and
and ssss EYNN q As fs
who passed aaS ayay one year ago today Feb
'AS cHAkkoTTE f SE 4 AND pA; coNsTANcE. aas AN" AND
BROTHER. DONALD.
DOUGLAS, BETTE s. In sad but low
Mrs BETTE S. DOUGLAS (nee Reh), who
passed away six years ago today, February
Our mothers hesrt was Ike q rose
That scattered sweetness all around;
Our mothers words were tender songs,
In her voice God put the tone
He used His finest treasures
| When He made you. mother, dear.
! There is no sunshine like her smile,
No arms like hers to hold;
No heart OF purer gold.
There is no love like mothers love. T;
So dear in ccnstancy and Worth.s
That can be found on all the earth.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
ELLETT, WILLIAM p. A tribute Of love
and devotion TO the & cherished = memory m r.2! q
day, February l. 1914.
| For years we walked together
In sorrow and in Joy;
| We shared our griefs and happiness
This parting can never destroy.
Every day brings back sweet memories,
Every memory brings e tear;
Deep within my heart I cherish A
Thoughts of one loved SO dear.
DEVOTED WIFE MYRTLE 3. ELLETT. .
GILL, KENNETH G. In memory of my
beloved son, KENNETH g. GILL. who
passed away eleven years ago today. Feb
ruary ], 1885.
Death tries to break. but all in vain;
To have. to love and then to part,
Is the srea'ss' sorrow q MSfHfs S5f,s heart
HOY. ROBERT TIP. In loving remena-
ROBERT TIP hoy. who died twenty seven
a sses 49, sos sssss ans EeSfsalx Gs2NpcH6Rrn
or1 Kas q oa 'esnrh s. EooR s ssSs ssss
sEPH WOOD KILBY, who left us twenty
four years ago today. February I, 1923.
| HIS LOWING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
father. WILLIAM T. RAIsEY, who passed
fsSaS sSas seven years ago today February l.
February brings sad memories
OF dear one gone to rest,
And those who think OF him today
WIRE Arf DsGoasR s9s SHis ss 2sD Svss M sssf
sTEINLE. FREDERICK. In loving mem-
ory Of my dear father, FREDERICK
STEINLE. who passed away seven years
ago today, February /. 1910. MARIE.
STOKES, PHLTPPA HALL. In sacred
4memory Of our beloved mother; PHILIPrA
ago today, February !, 1914.
We move bravely on. exemplifyins as best
HER III p DEVOTED dc CHILDREN, LESLIE, MAR
GARET AND ELLA
WILLIAMS. Robert. In memory Of
my dear father. ROBERT WILLIAMS,
who passed away 20 years ago today.
February L. 1927.
Upright and Just in all Of his ways.
A lover Of God to the end Of his day;
Always gentle, patient and kind,
4 wonderful memory he leayes behind.
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AtIontu Police Chief Dies

+ ATLANTA, Feb. R.-Marion
A. Hornsby, 81. chief Of Atlanta po-
lice since 1887. died at his home
last night after q sudden illness.
Apparently in good health when he
left headquarters early in the eve
ming, Chief Hornsby was stricken
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Miss Days Counsel Denies
Knowing Of Durocher Blast
By ths Assoeicted Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.-Laraine
Days attorney didn't know in ad-
vance, he says, of the statement Leo
Durocher made about the judge who
gave her a divorce-a statement
which some members Of the bar are
studying as the basis for a possible
contempt action.
I'VE most certainly didn't approve
the statement" said former. Judge
Isaac Pacht, head of Miss Days
legal battery. eve didn't know any
thing about 1t.
Two of the city's foremost attor-
neys, Jerry Kiesler and Joseph Scott,
are among lawyers examining the
statement at Superior Judge George
A. Dockweiler's request. Mr.. Scott
called it an ''insufferable piece of
effrontery."
The Durocher statement, in which
the manager of the Brooklyn
Dodgers called the judge '.unethical
and publicity conscious" and attrib-
|uted to him a ''holier- -than-thou at
|titude," came after Judge Dock
weller had set q hearing next Tues
day on a motion to show cause why
he should not set aside the actress
divorce from ]. Ray Hendricks. She
and Durocher were married In El
Paso, Tex, the day after the decree.
London in Roman times consisted
MT only of fine buildings hit also of
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Baptist Leader Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. / (R.-The
Rev. Owen G. Brown, rs, former
executive secretary of the American
Baptist Publication Society and
widely known Baptist leader, died
Thursday after an illness of several
dayS.
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ON ATOMIC TEAM--Col. James
r. Mccormack was appointed'
Yesterday as director of the
military applications division.
of the Atomic Energy COM
mission. Chairman David e.
Lilienthal said he will be an
important member of the.
atomic team" -AP Photo.
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Dr.. Rufus W. Weaver,
Baptist Clergyman
And Educator, Dies

DIR. Rufus washington Weaver.
rs. secretary emeritus of the District
Baptist Convention, died yesterday
at his home in the Tflden Gardens
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Dr. ]. n. Rushbrooke Dies

LONDON, Feb. l (R.-Dr. James
Henry Rushbrooke, II, president of
the Baptist World Alliance, died to-
day at the home of his daughter in
Bristol. He suffered stroke a week
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i ,eral and Mrs. Hannegan, Secretary
Of Agriculture and Mrs. Anderson,
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Hartman, Senator and Mrs. Con-
nally and 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Ira
Eaker. -
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN, sites far below cem-
f611-R- -3
SIX, with marker priviIeee' ana perpetual
care at Fort Lincoln. Dial FA. 2544-W. 2s
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London in Roman times consisted
not only of fine buildings but also OF
slums.
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T.uxes

Continued From First Page.)
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DpathH

| LINTHICUM. IDA c. On Saturday, Feb
afaIcua aafsds beloved Wiz Of a John Wesley
Linthicum and mother Of Theresa 4. Tuel.
Msn dSsa Esa0y Eses nssn and
dssch,s Funeral Home. z7ss Baisimors
Sc s held aissi on Monday. a Fesrasrs ] 8. ss pm inn
.;i's g: s;ti'sDhsssnTs ssT Church Cemetery. near Nh
resrss1s T. s4s MfMI MYRTLE n necR sssaRsfas
of 1921 Kalorama I'd. NV. wife OF Tim
mosd mon solari l sister q Roy: Einsr, Il I Harold
and Earl Daniel: Mrs. Alvin Steele. and
Mrs: Vincent Motounas. Services at the g.
Interment Ariinston National Cemetery. =
MLTER, rIERRE. On Saturday. FEB, Feb
lossd SSsaias Husband ss u Marisn Mter ad az
voted father Of Trudy and Gail Milter. He
Miiter Mil Of switserlai,d. az and AFRO Brother. Ray Ray
Ing at the Bernard Danzansky 4 Son Fu-
neral Home. 1901 18th st. NV. Notice Of
MONTGOMERY. JOSEPH HOWARD. On
sdsy sSs n '.rus5y + sys 81 s4 pH & ss TsSdsns ES
are his loving sisters. Mrs. Ethel NJ Gen.
Marion Red q Boston asss :aa one 4ss bs
loved brother. Raymond A. Montgomery;
several devoted nieces, nephews and cou.
later late m Arransements range by sSl Mcclure. :. 'ua' /
MOORE. HMDA. On Friday. January
~ RooEE Rs5 EFssldsnsf Sc Lee ssrss &
SsSTs asssss hSssanS M1s Sans
a several adSess hesss aaa spews Mna sn
other relativss Remains resting at the
S5 Easa, ave G. Funeral al s3oo
MOSS, ELIZA. On Saturday, February
Leg. = = =, 2. her h rssidsnee. 736 Harvard ct st.
Arrangements by Frazier's Funeral Home,
MARIN, MARY JANE. On Saturday,
ave- alto Heshts. hSd lsisSfa'l VA. MARY
Ss ans hf 'ssEsa ssrn RSef %a ssss Ct
ter Of Mrs Christina a. durney Of Lands
residence 1 until e Tuesday y.' February ia ~ at
pm. Services at First Christian Church,
Gaeto fsi ng Nd at a5 Rea
Arlington National Cemetery.
,r, NYCE. BENJAMIN BROOKE, On
hgSsaag N9GE T9GHaey o So $ 1Sf Sb s. I'm
father of Mrs. Margaret Nyce ,Bergk and
BENJAMIN Brooke Nyce. jr., Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29ol
14th st. NV, on Monday. February 3.
at 1 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme-
terry. 2
NYcE, b. BROOK. Brethren of Trinity
n Lodge. No. Al, r. A. A. M, will
IN assemble in Lodge Room No. 3.
- IN Masonic Temple, 18th st. and New
WI M York ave. NV. at IL noon Mon
VNN day, February 3, 1947, to con-
" duct Masonic burial services for
Past Master B. BROOK NYCE.
W. p. BARROWS, Secretary. 2
PIERCE, ORToN r. On Thursday, jan
uary 80. 1947, ORION T. PIERCE of 1901
Hamilton st. NV. beloved husband OF Mary
Lillian Pierce and brother of Mrs. Anna
Felts; Services at the s. q. Hines Co; Fu-
day. February 8. at pm. Interment
PIERCE, ORION T.. A special COM
munication Of King Solomon
Lodge, No. 81, F.. A. A. M,
W will be held at / O'Clock Monday,
NANyo February 3, 1947, for the purpose
~H of giving Masonic burial to our
W. late brother, ORTON T. PIERCE.
good attendance Is desired.
HAROLD v. DANIELS. Master.
JAMES r. BEAUBIAH. Secretary. q
Npnprrp urccrp Dncc rn+.-oa TOTO
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Nisei Accused Of Torturing
GIs Indicted as Traitor
By the Assoeiosed Press

LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Trea-
son-punishable by possible death
sentence-was the charge on which
a Federal grand jury indicted To-
moya Kawakita. IS, American-born
japanese, accused of 1orturing
American war prisoners while he was
their japanese prison camp fore
man.
The indictment was returned yes
terday aftef number of witnesses
described Kawakita's alleged brutal
and degrading treatment of Ameri-
can servicemen In the Oeyan1a pris-
oner of war camp from August 8,
1914, to August "a, 1945.
Kawakita recently was arrested by
FBI agents after one of the former
prisoners. William L. Bruce of San
Luis Obispo, Calf, recognized him
IN a department store here. He had
returned to this country on repre-
sentation that he attended Japa-
nese school during the war and had
no part In the war.
Once the operator, with his par
ents. of a grocery store in Calexico,
Calf, Kawakita went to Japan in
! 1889 to study. was living with a
japanese Parliament member when
war broke out and later was made
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'.or1e Rites to BE Held
For American Prelute
IN the A.seeinted Pfssa

VATICAN CITY, June i2.--Sol.
emn memorial services will be held
Saturday at Saint Susanna. the
American Catholic Church in Rome
for Msgr. Edward j. Hanna, former
Archbishop of San Francisco, who
died here during the war.
American Catholics here will at
tend the high mass, which will be
sung by Msgr. Egisto Tozii, pastor OF
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/ brennan Of the prison camp.
Icording to United States Attorney
James M. Carter.
Kawakita's minimum sentence on
conviction wonld be five years i'm
prisonment and a $4,000 fine. He
is held without bail.
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.5c, cent Iy t------.-.<,
john J. NIFTY to s--cccalpsn tae
body of Msgr Hanna to San Fran
cisco, where it win be buried in the
cathedral.
The body Of the American prel-
ate will be taken back to America
aboard the liner President Monroe,
which is scheduled to arrive In
Naples June 28.
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800 Prisoners Freed

More than 800 prisoners, mostly
natives, we're released from jails on
the Rand. South Africa, when am
nesty was granted on occasion of
the Royal Family's visit.
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Production OF reclaiming rubber
in the United States increased from
less than 100000 tons in 1910 to more
than 300,0a9 tons in 1943.
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Mary Cald1VeH Wed
To Navv LieHtenant

The marriage of Miss Mary
Rebecca Caldwell, daughter of Mrs
George Jackson Caldwell of Hunt.
ington, w. Va, and the late Mr.
Caldwell, to Navy 1t. George Brian
McCauley, son Of Capt. and Mrs
Cleveland McCauley Of this city
and Arnold, Md, took place las1
evening at the brides home ir
Huntington. DR.. Andrew r. Bird
jr., and DR.. A. L. Currie off1ciated al
the ceremony.
Mrs. Jack Davis Neal Of Washing
ton, sister of the bride, was the
matron of honor and the maid OF
honor was Miss Kathryn Leigh Agee
The other attendants were Miss
Juliette Combs, Miss Ouida Cald-
well, Miss Rosine McFaddin, Mrs
John Angle Dudley, Mrs. David
Frischkorn, Mrs. John Wick Havens
Mrs. Lawrence Harrison Rogers II
and Miss Jane Galigher. All wore
gowns of white taffeta.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Jack
Davis Neal. She wore a gown o1
white satin trimmed with heirloom
lace which also bordered her illusion
veil.
Mr.. Phillip Moen Childs was the
best man and the ushers were Navy
1t. John Angle Dudley, Mr.. William
Wright, Mr.. Theodore Joseph Shau
Caldwell, Mr.. Dabney Caldwell
Comdr. William Reese Hunnicut
Mr.. Murray Forbes and Mr.. William
Campbell.
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The Rev. Lawrence McGlone Off
ciated at the marriage of Miss
Patricia Ann Kendrick, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ken
drick, to Mr.. James L. Burke, jr.
which took place last evening ir
the Church of the Nativity. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. L. Burke of Bethesda.
Mr.. Kendrick gave his daughter
in marriage. The bride wore 8
gown of ivory satin trimmed with
lace and a headdress of satin and
lace with an illusion veil. She car
ried a prayerbook with a white
orchid.
Mrs. John Wells, the matron OF
honor. was gowned in light blue
chiffon velvet with a matching halo
hat and carried a cascade of white
gladioluses.
Other attendants were Miss Betty
Henry, Miss Frances Carter, Miss
Nancy Marsh, Miss Eleanor Giusta,
Miss Shirley Simms and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Gemmill. With their gowns
of royal blue chiffon velvet they
wore matching halo hats and car
ried white gladioluses.
The best man was Mr.. E. Lester
Barker and the ushers were Mr..
William H. Burke, brother of the
bridegroom; Mr.. Charles c. john
son, Mr.. Edwin S. Henry, Mr.. Cliff
ford Davis, jr., Mr.. William Henkel
and Mr.. William B. Gemmill.
Mr.. Burke and his bride will make
their home at 1443 Sheridan street
following a wedding trip to New
York
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Mrs. Ramos Hostess
1t ed in Home

Mrs. Narciso Ramos. wife of the
Philippine Minister and Charge
d'Affaires, gave tea yesterday in
her home on Northampton street
in honor of Miss Estelle Bennell,
general secretary of the YWCA of
Adelaide, Australia. Miss Bennell is
the guest of the Minister and Mrs.
Ramos during the holidays, coming
down from New York where she is
taking special courses in YWCA
activities.
Mrs. Norman j. O. Maxim, wife
of the Australian Ambassador, was
the ranking guest at the party and
among others who attended the
fete were Mrs. Frances BoWes
Sayre, Mrs. Carlos P. Romulo, Mrs
Shoa-Hwa Tan, Mrs. Melquiades
Gamboa, Mrs. Nelson johnson, Mrs
Leopoldo Ruiz, Mrs. Howard
Nichols, Mrs. Albert Atwood. Mrs
Bernard Chandler, Mrs. Carl Far
man, Mrs. Ralph Kenard, Mrs
Edward Chaplin, Mrs. Carl Fenning
Mrs. Gather Warfield. Mrs. Don
aid Badger, Mrs. Frederic Brown
Harris, Mrs. Fred Rossiter, Mrs
Stuart Rice, Mrs. Maurice Kahn
Mrs. Mark Eldridge, Mrs. Car
Burns, Miss Mabel Cook, Miss Heller
Miller and Miss Gretchen Faiker.
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Three Debutamtes Make B01Vs;
Presented at Fetes Yesterday
Bv Marsaret Germ ond

The dinner was not large and was
divided, the hosts entertaining
guests at one table while the young
er group dined at another.
Mrs. Hendrick and Mrs. EuStis
received with the debutante, the
latter wearing a French creation
of very pale pink net, with a billowy
bouffant skirt.
Mrs. Hendrick wore a stunning
gown of green and gold taffeta lame
and Mrs. Eustis was in a striking
gown of black and blue. Each wore
a corsage of orchids.
Following the dinner the debu-
tante and her guests went to the
dance for Miss Legare.
Debut Tea
Garlands of holly and running
pine and dozens of lighted white
candles on the large porch as we'll
as in the reception rooms made a
pretty setting for the debut of Miss
Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick. The bud
was presented by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Cecil Fitzpatrick, at a
tea given in their home on Forty
second street.
Miss fitzpatrick and her mother
stood near the wide fireplace in the
living room, the bud making a lovely
picture in a ballerina costume OF
cream net embroidered in gold.
Made with the od-the- e-shoulder
neckllne and bouffant skirt of cur
rent mode, the bud wore with it a
necklace of pearls and carried a
corsage of violets. Many other cor
sages and bouquets sent to the
debutante gave additional color to
the overall scene.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick wore a gown OF
light green crepe. Many OF the
guests were friends of the hostess
and she had two groups OF
assistants. One group served egg
nog and another group alternated at
the coffee urn.
Serving eggnog were Mrs. Will
liam Sutherland, who recently
moved to Washington from At
lanta; Mrs. J. Edgar Murdock
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, Mrs. Law
renee Hurley, Mrs. Charles Hamel
Mrs. Llewellyn Nicolson and Mrs.
Hugh Nicolson.
Mrs. Edmund Campbell, Mrs.
Worth Daniels, Mrs. Fred Ballard,
Mrs. Bernard Wyckoff, Miss Lucia
Hollerith, Mrs. T. Blackwell Smith,
Miss Dorothea McCandlish and
Mrs. Bruce Warden presided at the
coffee table.
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Sonora de Munilla
Feted at luncheon

Sonora de Munilla, wife Of the
former military attache of the
Cuban Embassy, was guest Of honor
at a luncheon today given by Mrs.
Willard Merrill Kochenderfer ut
the Shoreham Hotel.
The other guests included Sonora
de Caceres, wife of the Ambassador
from Honduras; Mrs. Louis Den
field, wife of Admiral Denfeld, the
new chief of Naval Operations; Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. Marion Bailey,
Nine. Vladimir Rybar, Mrs. George
Tribe, Mrs. Mitchell Gould, Mrs.
Charles McEnerney, Mrs. Charles
Windsor, Mrs. Gardiner Luce, Mrs.
Alphens Ryan, Mrs. Edward Bartlett,
Mrs. Dwight Kendall, Mrs. Harry
Daniel, Mrs. Elizabeth Huffman,
Mrs. Robert Jones. Nine. Espaillot
and Mrs. Harland Crowell.
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Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs Irving Broner, form
erly of Brookline, Mass, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Roberta Marilyn Broner, to
Mr.. Norman G. Cohen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Cohen of Wash
ington and Atlantic City. The
wedding is planned for early April
Miss Broner was graduated from
Boston University with the degree
Of bachelor of science in journalism
Mr.. Cohen, veteran of two years
service in the Army, was graduated
from the Wharton School at the
University Of Pennsylvania with a
degree of bachelor of science In
economics.
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Parties Gpen
For Miss LH1zn
And Fiance

Miss Nina Lunn and her f1ance
Mr.. Nathaniel Horace Luttrell, were
entertained yesterday, the former at
luncheon and later in the day they
shared honors at an after 4 party
Miss Halle Katharine Elkins was
hostess at luncheon for Miss Lunn
entertaining at the Mayfower, and
the later party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Peter AnSberry. Guests at
the luncheon included Mrs. Wallace
H. White, jr., and Mrs. Nina K.
Lunn, grandmother and mother, re-
spectively, of Miss Lunn. Also at
the luncheon were Mrs. Ansberry,
Mrs. A. Lothrop Luttrell, Mrs. Edgar
j. Orme, jr., Mrs. Wiley Thomas
Buchanan, jr., Mrs. Robert Whittier
Dudley and Mrs. Fred A. Britten.
Miss Hilda Vallarino attended the
fete and others present were Miss
Mary Jane Cahill. Miss Edwina Pou
Walden, Miss Monica Gaillard,
Miss Florence Montfort and Mrs.
Davis Elkins and Miss Maureen
Elkins, mother and sister, respec-
lively, of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansberry's party was
what the hostess called progressive
Contemporaries of Mrs. White, and
of Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry, mother
of the host, we're invited for tea at
o'clock with friends of Miss Lunn
and Mr.. Luttrell joining them latel
for cocktails and a light buffet
supper. Both Mrs. White and Mrs
Ansberry assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Julius A. Krug took her turr
at the tea table and among others
presiding there during the recep.
ton hours were Mrs. Lunn, Sonora
de Vallarino, Sonora de Heurte-
matte, Mrs. John D. Small and hel
debutante daughter, Miss Joan
Small, of New York; Mrs. Burdette
Fitch, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Orme
Mrs. Arthur Hill and Miss Elkins