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Evening star., 1947-11-13

( Eugene and Virginia Goodwin. boy.
Henry and Shirley Gray. girl.
Earl and Evelyn Grubbs, girl.
castor and Marion Harris, boy.
Everett and Elizabeth Hart, girl.
Charles and Mary Herring, boy.
Jack and Monica Hill, girl.
Julian and Margaret Hirst. girl.
Milton and Frances Hoffman, girl.
Dallas and Claudia Holcomb, girl.
John and Cleo Jones, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Jones, girl.
Norman and Claire Jones, boy.
Robert and Edna King, boy.
Robert and Marion Klein, boy.
William and Ida Lamb, girl.
Carlos and Olga Lami, girl.
John and Virginia Lands, boy.
Howard ard Doris Lane, girl.
Luther J. and Anna Lehman, boy.
Hyman and Lillian Leikind, boy.
Glenn and Nancy LemaSter, girl.
Marx and Shirley Leva, girl.
Sidney and Edith Levine, girl.
Stanley and Sylvia Levin, girl.
Howard and Mary Linz, boy,
Arthur and Gladys London, girl.
Vladimir and Helen Maksimoyich, cir
John and Kathleen Malley, boy.
Percy and Beulah Marsh, girl.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

, Henry and Mary Tinney, boy.
William and Agnes Trainor, boy.
Daniel. jr. and Dorothea Trout, boy.
John and Eileen Waits, girl.
Earl and Mamie Walck, girl.
Robert and Georgia Weadon, girl.
Richard and Arlene Weightman. girl.
Samuel and Margaret Weller, boy
Maurice and Virginia Winger, boy.
Terence and Eleanor Woods, boy.
Edward and Martha Burrell, girl.
William and Lillian Chase. boy
Wayman and Louise Clinton, girl.
Lennie and Rosa Houston, girl.
Walter and Matte Jones, boy.
Wayman and Carmelita Latimer, boy.
Ewing and villa Mae Lawrence, boy.
Charles and Beatrice Sears, boy.
Andrew and Lillian Tarry. boy.
Richard and Thelma Washington, boy.
Payments on your home are
: made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

CFrom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Carroll and Elaine Alber. girl.
Harry and Lenzy Allison. boy.
Rosario and Marie Baucino. girl.
Leslie and Mary Bell. boy.
Frank and Virginia Bolles, girl.
Robert and Martha Bordley, boy.
Harry and Margaret Brady, boy.
Charles and Florence Christ, boy.
Richard and Eloise Conn, boy.
Gilbert and Nancy Cronk, girl.
Roy and Dorothy Crosby. girl.
Samuel and Frances DeShazo, girl;
Albert and Constance DiCarlo, girl,
Andrew and Frederikke Dollard' girl
John and Eileen Downes, girl.
George and Helen Elmer, boy.
Adrianus and Josephine Elsakkers, boy.
David and Margaret Fegan, boy,
Samuel and Marian F1eischman, boy.
William and Anne Flory. boy.
William and Danica Fraleigh, girl,
Leonard and Frona Freedman, girl.
Irwin and Mary Freitag, boy.
Harry and Mary Geety, boy.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Births Reported

From the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Harvey L. I9utchinss, e6, 1887 Webster
st. NV.
Addie Pomeroy. 50, 4o17 2oth st. ne
Luther T. Birchfeld, "a, 1891 Otis st. ne.
Lottie Dell, 70, st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Thomas E. Offutt, 5S. 1868 30th st. NV.
Robert A. Lee, 5S, 1890 9Th ST. NV.
Eta Wingate, 55, 2144 Newport pl NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Misses Assorted Wool
BroodcIoth Gloves, 05e
Less than half price

pairs misses assorted wool broadcloh gloves Shore
length fucsa, aqua black, with black sequin trim
Longer lengths in gold black combined with green pink
aqua Also solid black and brown ones All very
warm and smart for dress. Sizes g. 6h, T. and IN.
wei Building .
Evening star., 1947-11-13

black.
metal clasps Brown
SlS
half Now S1S
Bag
Metal Belts half Now ST
Is Metal Chain Belts price
81
and black Less than half
Prices include 2opo where applicable
vSL--yrth BUILDING LEATHER
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Deaths Reported
trrom tn. D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics, ,

rrom the d. c. Bureau Of Vital StatIstlcs.]
William C. Yount, "a, Alexandria, Va.
Dora r. Diggle. 81, $500 GOOD Hope r6.
Sc.
Edward J. dainor, n, 1880 Argonns pl
NV.
Mary NJ Nesbitt, 70, 1901 18th ST. NV
Harriet Thompson. 6s. $500 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Trials of q Pipe Smoker

SENTINEL, Okla. (P.-Pipe
smokers will know how Charley
Cain felt. Mrs. Cain washed out
his favorite briar and gave it to the
children to blow bubbles.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Girls Wool Sweaters, 81


200 girls wool long and short sleeve styles Dark
and pastel shades. Sizes to IA.
half
1Oc
in
7z and
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sunain
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Joshua Stewart, so, 1901 sth st. NV.
Geneva Trice, ~, 226 < st. s.w.
Rosa e. wallace, 20, 1927 New jersey avss
Barbara Hill, Q. 1905 oirard st: NV:
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Simulated Pearl Necklaces
Bows Reversible Wool
Coats, S8'''
Less than half price

16 boys reversible wool coats with water repellant
cotton gabardine lining. Camel, brown, blue.
Sizes IL, IA and 16 but not all colors in all sizes.
labeled wool content
blue only than half price Now 95
Pairs Junior suspender Stacks brown Some all
with fabric labeled wool contents Sizes to
Now $265
to
half price Now
checks plain colors Also with fabric
labeled for wool contents Sizes H. H. and 16 We're $3.50 and
Now $595
Eton Suits with check coats and plain color shorts Sizes
and g. Were 5000 Now $695
Junior Wool Suits with Norfolk checked coat and plain color
slacks Sizes s. 6 and 7. Were $780, S695
Manaws with attached hoods fabric labeled for wool
contents. Sizes IA to 49, Less than half price $695
Pile Overcoats with quilted lining Tan
brown to than half price 95
w&L-Noth Building . APPAREL FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Teen:ogers' PIeoted Skirts, 81

so skirts of WOOL and fabric labeled for wool content Pads
and solid colors, pleated style Sizes to Is.
Bted and styles
half price Now IS .95
puover Assorted coos Sizes "a 70
Us ana $3.50
content Classic styles Sizes for
than price Now So
v4E-Nor.s Building APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21
VACATION SCHOOL IS
OPENING NEXT MONDAY

The annual two-week vacation
church school conducted by the Meth
odist church will open next Monday
at 9 a. m. at the church parlor
and the high school building.
The beginners department for q
and 5-year-olds will convene at the
church, with Mrs. R. Merritt Will
liams as superintendent. Assistants
include Mrs. Walter Armstrong, Mrs.
Allen ]. Gatewood and two others to
be added.
The primary department for
grades one, two and three will meet
at the high school, with Mrs. d. L.
Hafer as superintendent. Assisting
will be Mrs. R. L. Ferrin, Mrs.
Thomas Hartley, Mrs. Russell Barr,
and Mrs. Harry Smart, Jr. Mrs.
Harold Williams is handcraft in
structor. Two others will be added
to the staff.
The junior department for grades
four, five and six will meet at the
high school building, with Mrs. Leon
C. Foote as superintendent and Mrs.
o. K. Chapman, Mrs. Philip Marsh,
Mrs. ]. H. Albertus, Mrs. Melvin
Williams, Bonnie Barr, Phyllis
Toombs as assistants. Mrs. c. G..
Scott is handcraft instructor.
The junior high school depart
ment for grades sever and eight will
meet at the high school building.
Mrs. w. T. Johnson will be superin-
tendent. Mrs. C. B. Rathbun, Mrs.
A. L.. Crichton and one other will
assist. Handcraft for girls will be
given by Mrs. Sam Coulter, Jr., and
fol- boys by R. L. Ferrin.
The Rev. and Mrs. M. ]. Wilcox
will also assist in each of the three
older departments. Standard texts
written by the international Council
of Religious Education are being
used. Children are being registered
next Sunday at Sunday school, and
on the first day of school. The
school will run May 26 to 90, and
June 2 to 6, both inclusive. Hours
are from 9 to II each day. Beginners
will be dismissed earlier. A regis
tration fee of 25 cents is charged
FOR those who can afford it, to be
used for purchase of h~andcraft
materials.
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21

TREWIN


Mrs. A. L. Grubs and children
called on Mrs. Samuel Flood and liz
FAINT son at the NJ. L. Dunsworth
home Friday in Park City.
Kenneth Shay and son Norman OF
Hawthorne were dinner guests at
the Grubs home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfred Harding and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupp
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Frank and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Frank, Mrs. Lucia Bongianl
and children, Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and
children and Mrs. George T. Sparks
attended the baccalaureate service
of the Park City high school IN
Park City Sunday evening.
T-Sgt. and Mrs. Tom Sparks and
son Tommy Lee visited from Sunday
until Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Sparks and other relatives.
They were enroute from Fort Lewis,
Wash, to Kentucky, where Sergeant
Sparks will be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fukado Of Lau-
rel were visiting at the T. Oshima
home Thursday.
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kappel, Frank
and George Yurian and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Kappel attended the wedding
dance of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gesuale
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21

Laurel's point came when R
Times tied with 20 others for
second place in the high jump. V,
Alvin, Laurel, qualified in prelimin-
airy trials for the 440-yard dash,
but did not place in the finals.
Other members of Laurel's track
team were j. Galusha, B. Meyers,
R. Nelson, j. Phillips, P. Void and
K. Willis.
Nearly 1000 students form lis
schools over the state participated in
athletic and scholastic events of the
Interscholastic, making it one of the
largest meets ever held at the state
university.
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21
L. HI. S. Is One Of 30 =
Placing At MissOula

Laurel high school was n of
only 80 class B high schools which
placed in track and field events Of
the forty-first Interscholastic track
meet at the state university last
week. Sixty schools were entered in
class B, Libby high school won the
class B championship for the second
consecutive year, while Missoula
county high school won class A hon
ors for the sixth year.
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21

at the Labor temple Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Oshima spent
Sunday at the Charlie Fujio ranch
home, South of the Yellowstone riv-
er.
Mrs. Lucille Hughes gave the
eighth grade state examination at
the school Thursday and Friday.
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21
Cooking Hint

The secret of success in cooking
eggs is low or moderate, even heat.
Eggs cooked at low heat are tender
when done. At high heat they be-
come tough and leathery. When
cooking eggs in water, have the wa
ter simmering but not boiling. When
drying eggs, keep the heat low and
even by using a thick skillet and
turning the heat low.
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21

New smart tableware with color.
fuI red PIosfie handles and solid
stainless steel bowls. tines. and
bIodes. A lifetime service al On
economy price.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
On the Engagement Pad

ground for writing Poetry" Friday. 10
am. music group, the Studio.
NLAPW, Alexandria Branch--Friday. l
speakefs. k eosfs Mrs.. Sa ciosd HEX s' Marvin and
Arthur Herbert Bryant
Phi Delta Gamma, Beta Chapter-Today
3 pm, Columbia House, George Wash
MAI rhe Eeonomie Recovery % q china.
Delta Gamma international Collegiate Fra
ternity, washington Alumnae Chapter-
Tomorrow, g p;m;, dessert meeting
place NV. Delta Gamma Hobby
w.shinrton Charter. Russell s.ze ColleEe
per. with Mrs, orvnie r. Wsiksr, $3.50
jane @ Clement. ss d. s. A: n. G..
APARTMENT 4io-A. ~
Epsilon Prsyinss, Alph. zsta Beta Bet Wa. N..
tnns;n tisnal sSsons sSroTissNTomorroW' 1887 WIS
Kappa Delta Alumnae Association-Fri-
sYY5 ssYY van gm hess sh stnsss mss Aw R. assssT Msr
MS. Mrs.T; Erwin Uta, its H'H HHandicrafts.
Alpha Delta ri Collegc Park Alumnae As
5; Thss sss1ins e oif EH Ms
street. Brentwood, Md.
WashinEton Chapter, Connset,snt ,ssds : So1iese m
street NV; speaker. Faith M; williams
lens and the Work OF r. A. O."
Sisterhood Of the Adas Israel Congrega-
tion-Tomorrow, 1:15 pm, the syna-
gogue, dessert tea. 1:45 p.m., mem
bership meeting.
AIumnae Association Of St. Cecilia's Acad
man Park Hotel, annual benefit dance
Washington Union Junior Sodality Leasue
shoreham Hotel. annual dance.
Woman's Council Of the National CITY
Christian Church Tomorrow, 6:3t
pm, dinner meeting; speaker, MISS
Mabel Vernon, Women Bring Unoer-
standing, Between North and South
wGTT wednesday, Il an, asn.,, chaPi, st9tf
and r streets NV, Frances willard N me,
WcTu, esra1 Nth Mrs. Ida r. Groover, Cedric
Gardens Apartments; speaker Dr. VII
sisterhood Of the WASHINGTON Hebrew Con
gregation-Today, 1915 am, the tern
pie, S22 Eighth street NV, first II
series of five lectures; speaker. DR.. tsa'
dore Rods. "A Word Of Advice to Par
,>ents." Tomorrow, 1890 pm. May.
nower Hotel; speaker, Or. Robert II
Felix, THE Problem of Ill Health ano
What We Can Do About It."
Washington Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Jew
ish Consumptive's Relief Society Of Den
yer, ,Colo.-Wednesday, 1890 p M, Jew
ish Community Center, luncheon;
Danish Club of Washington-Saturda
$50 pm, Stansbury Hail. 5S32 Georgis
Evening star., 1947-02-02

avenue NV, masquerade dance.
Ladies o. tmenimThursday anan1fx 50 pn' with Mrs.
Helen Fowler, 1889 Mapleview place
BETA Gamma snan Chapter Chapter Of Pi omicron Ma
tionai Sorority-Tomorrow, s pm,
yWcA: speaker; Or: W. NJ Gewshr
Sunshine and Community society--Tomor-
washinston ckapter. National Society q
Mrs Winifred Howell Artaud; speaker.
Charles J. Child, Cultural objectives OF
National Geneaiosical society-Tuesday. s
MMTs Ms T. ~ ". hidsn. "virsinia Records
PEG sisferhoed-,I -,Iomozrow. sp.m.. Chap,
Aishiand place NV: SPEAKER: Mrs; #
YwcA:. reciprocity luncheon. =.
1isn tss srsisS sSs'f RmeirsMTaesaas pRsrs s pm %
1851 Columbia road NV. annual meet
IL ing tbs bsDeessssa esasaaa Ls ona SGmdF sta sFemner
limited pau-bters OF the Coincidence
moriai nSaaifGH,l Han. ''"'' 0t'0s' MIC
PHYLLIS Lyman Colony: National Society
pm, 1883 Thirty-first street NV,
Rsh Rss seson sfse n BAR SsCna
District Daughters Of the American Revo-
lution-Tomorrow, 7:30 PM, State Ex-
ecutive Committee, chapter house. Tues
day, 1890 p.m.,. Continental Danes
Chapter. chapter house, luncheon and
Frances Scott Chapter, with Mrs. Frank
p. Litschert, 1901 Randolph street NE,
| 32d birthday anniversary party; Tues
day evening, Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter. with Mrs. Clayton Emig,
32d anniversary celebration. Tuesday
| evening, Judge Lynn Chapter, chapter
house, 2ath anniversary party. We'd
nesday. pm: Thirteen Colonies p Chap
day, Ii am, Approved Schools Com
mittee, chapter houses honor guest. Mrs.
John Logan Marshall. Friday, II am.
! National Defense Committee, chapter
| house: speaker. Miss Bess Goodykoontz.
Building for, Democracy n the Ger d,
John Doneldson Chapter. with Mrs.
Frances L. McDermott. S03 Quintana
place NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Writer'S League
To Meet Thursday

The bi-monthly meeting Of the
Writer'S League will be held at 8
pm. Thursday in the club room
1851 Columbia road NV.
The program will include a talk
on radio writing by Clarence Roach
and a radio script analysis pre-
sented by Julia Kurzer. The pro-
gram will be a preparation for the
coming radio script contest which
the league is sponsoring. Manuscripts
must be turned in at or before the
meeting March 6. 1t is expected the
league will have the same procedure
in publicizing the winning script as
1t did last year which was drama
tizing it over a loudspeaker system.
Lillian G. B. Mayer, contest chair
man in the recent essay contest, an
nounces the winners to include, DR..
L. s. Mayer, first award; Florence
Jansson, second award; Julia Esch-
er, third award, and Matte Rich
ards Tyler, Ellery Baker and Sarah
Laskin honorable mention.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
S0dakitv League

The Washington Union Junior
Sodality League will hold its an
nual dance from 9 pm. until mid
night Wednesday at the Shorehan
Hotel.
Miss Jean Wolberg president o.
the sodahty and general chairman
Of dance arrangements, will be as
sisted by members of her commit
tee.
Parents of the officers of the so.
dality will act as chaperones.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
RevieaV Of Plays
Bp Mrs. MarVin

A review of current plays will be
presented by Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim at meeting of the Alexandria
Branch, League of American Pen
Women, following a luncheon al
l pm. Friday at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria. Mrs. Marvin
wife of the president of the George
Washington University, is member
of the District League of American
Pen Women.
Arthur Herbert Bryant, jr., a we'll
known Alexandrian, will discuss his
book, Double Image" to be released
soon.
Lila Wood Daniels, program
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Celebrating Anniversaries
Four OAR Cbabters to Observe
Foundimgs With Special Meets
By Gretchen Smith
women's Club Editor

This week will be full of interest
for many of the. District OAR with
birthday parties being held by four
chapters and special meetings
scheduled by two committees.
All four birthday celebrations will
be observed Tuesday when those
marking another milestone in OAR
history will include Continental
Danes Chapter, Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter, Frances Scott Chap
ter and Judge Lynn Chapter.
The Oldest of the celebrants is
Continental Danes Chapter, which
will have 43 candles on the birth
day cake, to be served at luncheon
at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the chap
ter house. The cake will be cut by
the only charter member of the
chapter, Mrs. Ward T. Mixsell, who
was one of a group of IL young girls
to organize the chapter in 1904.
Mrs. Mixseu would never accept the
regency of the chapter but has
served in practically every other Of
flee and for a number of years has
been on the Board of the Chapter
House Corp. At present she is one
of the trustees.
Mrs. Joseph B. Paul, regent, will
be hostess for the luncheon, as
sisted by chapter officers. Follow
ing luncheon, Mrs. Paul will present
eight good d-citizenship awards to the
National Defense Committee to be
used in the annual award of good
citizenship medals to outstanding
boys and girls of graduating high
school classes. The medals will be
presented by Mrs. Paul in honor of
the eight new members of the chap
ter.
The 32d birthday of Frances Scott
Chapter will be celebrated with a
party at 1870 pm. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Frank P. Litschert,
1901 Randolph street NE.
Organized in 1916.
The chapter was organized In
1916 by Mrs. Frances Grey Olney,
great great granddaughter Of
FRANCES Scott, for whom the chap
ter was named. Frances Scott, a
heroine of the Revolution, melted
her treasured pewter teapot and
spoons to make bullets for the
Americans in the first naval battle
fought of the coast of Maine, where
she lived in the little town OF Ma
chias.
Mrs. Orville r. Watkins and Mrs.
Rueben A. Kiger will assist as
hosteSses.
The 32d birthday of the Abigail
Hartman Rice Chapter will be
observed Tuesday evening with a
party at the home of its founder,
Mrs. Clayton E. Emig, 1904 Potomac
avenue NV.
The national president general,
Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, will head
the distinguished honor guests, who
will include also Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins, honorary vice president
general; Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, vice
Evening star., 1947-02-02
SD anniversary

The Washington Section of the
National Council of Jewish Womer
will mark its SD birthday ami.
versary at luncheon meeting or
Tuesday at the Jewish Community
Center.
The program will include a talk
by Miss Helen G. Metzler, who viii
speak on 1.-The Broadway Parade.
Miss Estelle Moses will also present
several vocal solos.
Mrs. D. j. kaufman, council mem
ber for so years, will give the open
ing prayer and Mrs. Morris Gewirz
president, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Sunshine Societv

The Sunshine and Community
Society will meet at 1870 pm. to-
morrow at 2400 Sixteenth street
NV. Mrs. Herman A. Matson will
preside. The monthly card party
will be held February IL at the
home of Mrs. F. l.. Moore, 3155 Up
land terrace NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Danish Club Dance

The Danish Club of Washington
will hold a masquerade dance at
$50 pm. Saturday at Stansbury
Hall, 5832 Georgia avenue NV.
Danish sandwiches and coffee will
! be served.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
introduce
chairman,
| c~ooEorc

I chairman, will introduce the
speakers.
Mrs. Kyle Booth, president OF the
branch, will preside at an executive
board meeting at 1890 pm. pre-
ceding the luncheon.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Giuic and Study Gibbs

Washinston ub-Tuesdsy, liz Am;
spsaksT ,l7s pr Henry GDos krs.ssx Mss.tee' so- g
luncheon. Thursday. II an; speaker,
Miss cars : Y; Mcouo~n. World Prob
r1snt;.ta ls%s e IGaay Ssnilr, c,ub-rhursday, II
Dickinson. ;i Russia.
voteiess District LeaEue Of women Voters
yWna knor 1oso aoua sn e ase course
speakers. Robert Ramspeck. Reprssenta- @
ErnsisisT nsssss ana ntsIspy cIabT1esday. R 1890
Georgia & s.i avenue NV. luncheon mestins
AmsI,ean sn, Wa.hinston haetsns sa.nehMTodsy nc pm
club tea. Tomorrow, 8 p.m.. interna-
sional relations study sEogaP'; rsa'o stanon pm
&c. Dateline." Saturday . p.m.' tormal
wemenss City Ciub-wednesday.. IS pm,
dinner; pm, business meeting.
Business and
Professional Clubs
Professional writer's Club = Tomorrow
81 sise snith. n MA Mrs inss 5. Tyler and Pau
zonsa t'iaI iUaIub-wednesday.. l pm, Dodge
nosss ansss waIsasHa. ahIsasHa oswiseim concentfa.
soronsini.s rsSa e; Club Of Prince Gsorse. Count,
ess pssf Md. 6snss saTd aHass'
American Newspaper Womens Cub
Wednesday. pm. club headauaTtsrs
Cabot Lodge and REPRESENTATIVE and
The writers Leasue-Thursday' Pm
| Community Gibbs
il am, social section. Tuesday,
pm. drama section. farce.eomedy play
THURSDAY. 2 p.m;,, art section speaker +
eerod hiss MsasaIee eostames from the kevoatonar,
War" Friday s12:15 pm. civiGs @ seGtaon oa
speaker, Mrs. John, Werner, The Loca
Ian.hsan HoIsins Shortage. PM ihi'fma
TaRoma Park women,s ClubL,Tuesaay, ]
pm. Takoma Park Presbyterian Cnurcn
petWSrth WSonan's CinS-Tomorrow; s.a,s z
Nsisss shu1s
Your YOU Washington,
tomorrow, 1:30 pm, with Mrs; s: Clit-
University Park. Nd, birthday party fol
silver r' sprins s Wen.n's Club-Tomorrow. i:
w. Eastment. it., S3IS Oio 6iaoenspuIs
ses e1oD With eae ats WI W. B. fsss
V Woodside Methodist Church, eighth an
niyersary party; home talent program
esssss, NOsn Waman.
yeman's Club q Lyon villaxsm;TtomoT3'tTs
lao gm gm ESseyssst x Wst ssoo NoTth SIX
munity Methodist Church, speaker, Bar
carlyle Wcman's Club Of Alexandria-
ssds My. Bm RSaFa seot ST. q goush Sc
Asaph street. Alexandria.
! Miscellaneous Clubs
Woman's National Democratic Club--To
morrow, 1880 PM, Education Gom
mittee, luncheon in honor OF Mrs. Tru
man.
Bethesda, Nd; speaker. Mrs. Charles +
Leaaue % Of Republican women-TomGrow
2:30 pm. ststlsr Hotel: speaker, n;,s sen
asar ssut RayRepa yRepSDlicans saioT Look Oh Ahead
Thursday, Z. pm, statler Hotel. LincoHl, y
Day BANQUET: speaker: Gov. Dwight u Il
Green Of Illinois and Speaker Joseph "
District Branch, National League Of Amer
lean Pen Women--Tomorrow, Pm
craft group, with Mrs. Edna Webb Miles
1907 Jocelyn street. Chevy Chase;
pm, drama group, the Studio; speaker
Or Charles ;Ss SeinsyeTP rSansdaS
io:3o am. iction group, the Studio
group, the Studio; speaker, 1nez Sheldon
| Tyler, ''The Value of Literary Back
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-09-17
Mrs. Lillion Armstrong
flonored at Luncheon

Wednesday high noon, Mrs. Jo-
seph McCraven, Katie Adams and
Margaret Burrell honored Mrs. Lii
liam Armstrong of New York at
luncheon. Covers were laid for
IA. Mrs. Armstrong is an accom-
plished artist in many fields, mu-
sic, tailoring, painting (water and
china.) She was guest of honor at
many functions during her stay in
the city. She left for her home
Friday, stopping in Chicago en-
route. Her stay in the city was
shared by host and hosted; she
left a ray of joy and sunshine
wherever she went. Parting, she
said her Seattle hostesses were
the best in the culinary art.
Seattle was honored with many
visitors from all parts of the U. S.
this summer and each left prais-
ing the Northwest for its beauty
and its hospitality
Messrs. M. Davis, e. Hawkins
and F. Baker have returned home
after spending several weeks at
Soap Lake. Each feels much inn
proved after a needed rest.