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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

GRO MEAT MKT. with small apt; rent,
Ss75o heat Hoo furnished eoSFed traes
s. ooo lock- 'e stock ~ snd barrel
Groc. Meat Mkt, colored trade: business
over $1,000 weekly saad $s;5 5 lock stSck sna
Reat beer and Vine rent. $50: Income
49, NV: only + $ s., 900 down 'a'' D-''
rent. It's; 5000 oec' has 5-year lease: income
quoted. $4,000 mo-; wonderfully equipped;
Lunch, beer and wine; income quoted,
$1,000. mo-; has 5-room apt. 5-year lease
at S145 mo; very good money-maker; busy
ne legation; $4,000 down bote, rem,
$4,000 mo; seats; 100 on bsy 18th St;
down s Is peen p sns TsnS o
PAS 81 ZINC NC, i1se We 1ermoSnSs ave:
THRIFTEE BUYS-1D. General store, near
o. Restaurant italian, liquor, income
quoted 81 800, rent low and long lease.
others with or without LIQUOR in al! sec
tsl. Liquor store, NV. Income quoted
$4,000 wkly., favorable rent and lease We
haze 0r v ns o us
daily from 9 to 2; SUNDAYS; Err: $3.50 6S
ESt 124 mir ZEE 6fOhbftS' Soon ~oo'
SELF SERVICE DIGS MKT. 2 apis. above
store. well est. nice fixtures, bus. around
So 800 wkly.; priced right.
sesnd $500 k v. sGTed
P rs market in Va; business SIM -.r ever T
phone we GE sa3o s. k el sef NA ana 4o
GROCERY STORE BUYERS, ATTENTION!
Grocery bargain, rooms In connectloni
at So 500 mo; nice equipment wants
Grocery and meats: rent. $685. s rooms
will sacrifice for $1,000 cash. no balance.
nef rooms and anS Sath rent sss
give long lease; income quoted over 81 900
mo-; very nice equipment. plenty. stock
20 years. YOUNG & PASTOR, INC, 1929
Vermont ave. NV.
CREAM OF THE CROP" This weeks
i. Delicatessen, doing $500 week; near
Scott Circle; beer and wine.
H NssR 9TH 0s snd e enS Sne I'd doing
$4,000 cash handles.
s'9sS5s $3.50 sS " %:.f MI: ksss
5. Rooming house $500 down, near
Sears Scar No Pe' a, 3.year lease Call Mr. pe0-
~ &: Roomlng house, $3.50 down; sth and
Z. Rooming house, Ink; Harvard near
14th NV; $4,000 handles: 3-year lease.
Call Mr.. Peoples, NO. PISA.
s. Rooming house, Dupont Circle; in.
MN ps sSse PEI No no ahs4 se'F lease
2. Roomins house. IA rooms. near 14th
and Spring I'd. NV; So 900 handles.
10. East Capitol first commercial; g
Many other investment bargains. Drop
by and talk them oyer. Open till 10 pm
daily. Call DU. $500. DUPONT REALTY
CO., 311S. Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
COLORED, roomtng house. businesses and
property now available Come to see us.
THRIFTEE BROKERS, Room 2Os, AL
coLoRED REsTAURANT-Ideal for two.
terms. VIM. j. MARTIN. MA. .soI4. i
CoLoRED-vALET SHOP, busy NV. To-
cation; lease; income quoted $4,000 year
gross; equipped for pressing and tailoring:
plenty of help, will stay with new owner;
priced for quick sale. with good terms.
For appointment to inspect, call Mrs. Koch,
with JOHN J. McKENNA. Realtor and Bust
ness Broker. 1929 Eye st. NV. RE. 5345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

ARMY BLANKETS at So. WI. 1886 be-
a ssfsn snd sfDf re d sHTNc1E, Johns
MansVille' 25 squares at 1913 per 50,
AUTO PARTS; construction materials;
10000 pairs of reconditioned work shoes
portable Army Arm, bridge, feld Jackets and
cans, stoves, 5000 civilian defense white
helmets, 25c each in lots Of 100. disable
1 DoN fuH hon Snd METAL she CO.. items 18th oo oB
Upshur SITS. ne: g blks from Peace cross.
E sIafSeSs6gSg, M sRT VA 1000 ,o.5
BAB si SS cARRfxGE. o Thaser; excel cond
$40: includes waterproof mattress. CHI.
BABY CARRIAGE, siebert, good cond, $40.
R RMi oe CARRIAGE, in very good condition.
saBF Rescsfa sa AND PRO- MO 1ss
BABY eaRRisf9 DC sa lu sa G ssis
Easy sxss He s0ne excellent ss P eond ssos
P9b7 fsss eA iahsf moor pfexsr Haywood
son saS de 1N luxe s5s sssllaps0e new eond
BABY CARRIAGE, large, like new. $40;
gateleg table. mahogany, excellent condi-
sRY S szg5eF aaRf BE- s and Ssh
BABY notwithstanding, Thayer,
Knoll. Hedstronl. etc: all new AZ models.
Get our prices. NATIONAL SPORT SHOP,
2461 18th st. NV. mr.. Columbia I'd. ri
BABY CRIB. small, and play pen, SIS;
very good condition. Call TR. 625S.
BABY CRIB, good cond.; reasonable. 1923
9th st. ne Apt.
good condition: roll-away bed. porch gill
der. RA, 1889.
BABY NEEDS-carriase, play pen, swing,
Even.Flo bottles, bathinette; excel. cond.
BABY STROLLER, play pen. high chair.
small tricycle., pedal kiddie car. large
scooter, Irish mail Call LII. SIe5. 80
BALUSTRADEs from porch, wood, painted
white; in 6 to 13-ft, sections In good condi-
ton. Call SH. s9ss. 80
BAND SAW, Craftsman. latest model. no
motor, S45: fireplace set and sndirons,
$40; cleo. iron. autom attic. So: child 9
tricycle.. Sc. EN-. s752.
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double bed. springs: Beautyrest mattress
dresser, dressing tabls: wardrobe, chair an'
81 SO sY'Sti sisa a6 s
BBEfDRooIM kitchen ny set, 2-piece living room
suite; all practically new. Call Dupont
BEDROOM sET-Mahosany veneer doubl.
bed, springs. inner-spring mattress. ches
highest bidder. Phone DU. $500, Ext. 42s
sqndsg Or Evenings Ss4nTN after Pm
sIs5: ivory tip-top dinette table, s1s 80
s BEADRoooM suITE-Burl walnut, e-arawe.
chess With mach ane mi SSss'
double bed, coil spring and inner sprina
mattress: S125 complete. OK. o532. 30
WITH pastel; practically new; sacrifice. Ct
BEDsPREAD. croeheted; cut glass, Grapes
Teksfa art Pssss ea ane Co. sos pattern
RSSs} 4 SIG ANA Rfr 5M
s s GooLER with i1t comp a in excel.
lent conditioana;- 10 #: long With counter
tSR cas sss woTs Ssneh asos and
s az sherman ave. No 1915,
DENDIAt sGtHtdubOfNhtlC, Qc lAAG xCdoihct
excellent condition. $50. WI. 3sle:
' e fST pSsaa ass
writer. Box Say. Star.
BICYCLE. 2S-in boys, excel. cond., com.
plste with horn. lisht, BASKET and lock
BicYcTH. BOYS as;,n western Flyer
sIGYcIEsconp az 20 foaiaS s4o g
BIcvCLE SHOP. 1911 wis ave. MI. O1o0
BICYCLE girls, 26-in,, like new: $40
BICYCLES. mans and lady's. like new
baske. extra tire, electric lights: S35 each
I6 nm. WO. $500
BICYCLE. boys as.inch.. Sis; good condi.
BICYCLE, GOOD :, = nsssSs.. Sis. ao7 st
child SIS years old IL inch wheels, chair
drive. new Departure coaster brake
s3s 80. .24o7 18th st. NV. Sun. co
BiCYCLEs-New. balloon. and EnElist
Style schEtnn: Shelby and Columbia
BIC YCLE. boys. 2s-in wheels, lightweight
racer type, good tires. $50. EN-. 1919
80
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Moira JobmsomPresemtedatTe Tea
|Otber Parties for Debutantes
By Betty MHiken

dining room. Red carna tions with
white tulips and white snapdragons
centered the tea table.
Romona was a picture in red
velvet with gardenias in her hair,
and her sister carried out the holi-
day motif in green taffeta trim
med with green sequins and red
roses in her hair. Three of their
closest friends assisted, Ann Gill
lespie, Monica Gaillard and Carolyn
Wendt.
Among the guests were Elena
Ivanissevich. Hilda Vallarino, Mar
gret Thors, Anita and Teresa
Baraibar, Adelina Copello. Mary
Virginia Burke, Dorothy and Elenita
Dyer, Katherine and Maureen Elk
ins, Emily and Betty Arnold
Elizabeth and Virginia Baker, Annie
Laurie Rankin. Jane Lingo, Flor
ence Montfort, Elaine Trimble
Katherine Colean, Lorraine Went
worth and Edwina Pou Walden.
Still others were Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs George c
Clarke, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent C
Burke, jr.; Mrs. King Irwin anc
her debutante sister, Miss Cornelis
LANCER; Mrs. Betty Tyson Lyeth
Mrs. Ocie brennan Heady, Berry
Wallace. Ben Dorsey. jr., Bob Jones
Pete Gaillard, Frank Turner. Gra-
ham Smallwood, Marvin Coles. Al
Marland, Turner Bailey, Bowdoin
Craighill, Charles McEnerney
Austin Beall, Jim Bate, Allen Jones
Jack Van Devanter. Gallatin de
Knox, and George Pendleton.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Party Is Gipen
For Navy Couple

The cocktail-buffet Mrs. A. C.
Burrows gave Monday in her Con-
necticut avenue apartment honored
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jack Bowl
ing, but the guests didn't know till
the party was we'll under way, that
they were celebrating Mrs. Bowling S
birthday. Nor did everyone learn
even then, that Saturday will be
Admiral and Mrs. Bowling's six
teenth wedding anniversary. 1t was
a very gay gathering, the largest
Mrs. Burrows has entertained in a
long while. And she looked stun
ming in a Grecian-style gown of
white satin-crepe with opalescent
sequins completely covering the be-
dice. A white orchid was pinned in
her dark hair. Mrs Bowlings ombre
chiffon gown shaded from golden
brown to palest pink and she wore
green orchid.
Prominent among the guests were
Nine. Bonnet, wife of the French
Ambassador; the Czech Ambassador
and Nine. Slavik, Nine. Dendramis,
wife of the Greek Ambassador, with
her sister, Mile. Valsamis; Mrs. Thor
Thors, wife of the Minister of Ice
land: 1t. Gen. and Mrs. A. G. Wede-
meyer, the Administrative Assistant
to the President and Mrs. Donald
Dawson, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert
L. Cox, with their sons, Comdr. Will
liam r. Cox and 1t. Col. Albert L..
Cox, jr; the District Engineer Com
missioner and Mrs. Gordon r.
Young, Navy Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Foley, Navy Capt. and Mrs. Preston
G. Marshall. Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles Windsor, Col. and Sonora
Felipe Munilla, Col. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Culbertson, with their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund E. Pendleton, jr.; DR.. and
Mrs. Paul Fleming Holland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas L. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Royce Powell, DR.. and Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas, with their daughter,
Anita; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred JON
niaux, Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine
Stackelberg, Mrs. Irene Caldwell and
Mrs. George Dyer, wife of Rear
Admiral Dyer.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Miss Scott Bride

Miss Elizabeth Louise Scott be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Howard Bill
brough Monday evening in the Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church. DR.
G. E. Lenski officiated at the cere-
mony. The birdie is the daughter
of Mrs. Scott and the late Mr.
Donald P. Scott and Mr.. Bilbrough
is the son of Mrs. Charles H. Bill
brough and the late Mr.. Bilbrough
Given in marriage by her brother
DR.. Donald c. Scott, the bride wore
a gown of white brocaded taffeta
with a finger-tip veil. Her matron
of honor. Mrs. Donald c. Scott
wore a gown of green taffeta and
the maid of honor, Miss Ellen Bill
brough, wore gown of pink
taffeta.
Flower girls were Elizabeth Ann
Hiley and Willa-Ray Blood. Mr..
Robert Bilbrough served as best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Frank
E. Blood, Mr.. Frank Daniel, Mr..
Marion Hiley and Mr.. Bruce Kahle.
After a motor trip to the Caro-
linas and Georgia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bilbrough will live at 1905 Monroe
street.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Education S0cietp
Names 8 Women
Here to Roster

Eight women educators Of the
District will be included In the Ma.
tional Education Roster which l.
being compiled by Delta Kappa
Gamma, honor education society
for publication in 1948, according te
an announcement.
Selection for the roster was based
on proven leadership and accomp-
lishment in the field of education
A masters degree or its equivalent
was a minimum academic require
ment for the candidates.
The purpose Of the roster to be pub
lished by the national headquarter:
of Delta Kappa Gamma in Austin
Tex, is to provide, for the use Of
administrators, executives Of edu-
cational organizations, and the
public, information on women ex.
ceiling in various fields of educa.
ton who might be considered fol
appointments to unusual respon-
sibilities.
The eight educators chosen from
Washington are Mrs. Ruth Webb
and Mrs. Bessie Wood Cramer, di.
rectors of Division I and vi, re-
spectively, of the elementary
schools; Mrs. Dorothy Atchison
teacher at the Brightwood Demon
stration School; Miss Louise Vieh-
meyer, English teacher at Alice Dea
Junior High School; DR.. Regis
Boyle, journalism instructor al
Eastern High School and Catholic
University; Mrs. Isabella Krey
business teacher at Mckinley High
School, and DR.. Mildred Fennel
and DR.. Ruth Coyner Little, editors
of the Journal of the National Edu-
cation Association.
The roster will be the first OF
its kind published by the society.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Gen., Mrs. Kenner
Are Hosts at PartV

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Albert w
Kenner entertained 200 guests at a
cocktail supper yesterday in their
attractive home in Spring Valley
The invitation read e until
O'clock" but goodly percentage
enjoyed the Kenners' hospitality
until late last night. The hostess
facilitated matters where refresh
ments were concerned by setting up
huffets in three different places-in
' the dining room of course, where a
beautiful bouquet of red roses deco
rated the table; on the sun porch,
and downstairs in the informal at
mosphere of their recreation room
And the supply of turkey and ham,
sandwiches and other delectables
seemed to be never-ending.
Mrs. Kenner wore a purple orchid
with her attractive green crepe
gown and was assisted during the
party by Mrs. George C. Beach, Mrs.
A. Magruder Macdonald, Mrs. Ray
mond Wire, Mrs. Harold Wellington
Jones, Mrs. Frank McGurk, Mrs.
Frank A. Allen, Mrs. William Mich
OILS, Mrs. Clifton c. Carter, Mrs.
Rufus Holt and Mrs. Arthur E.
Allen. Her son, Albert, jr., who was
here for visit and attended the
party yesterday, will leave by plane
today to return to Nashville.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
OAR Unit Names
Guest Sbeakrs

Col. Mary A. Hallaren, staff direc-
tor. WAC, and Capt. Margaret e.
McEnerney of the Public Relations
Division of the Army, will be the
guest speakers at the meeting Of
the National Defense Committee Of
the OAR at II am. Friday at the
Chapter House, 1872 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Col. Hallaren will talk on her
work with the WAC overseas. Capt.
McEnerney. who has been stationed
with the Experimental Unit at Fort
Knox, will discuss the training
given 18-year-old boys.
Mrs. William H. McGlauf1in. Stats
chairman, will preside at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Attendants Named
Bv Marve Thomas

Miss Marye Thomas, daughter OF
Mrs. Helen Marye Thomas and Capt
William Daniel Thomas, who will
be married January 10 to Mr.. Jesse
Spalding, III, of New York ano
Palm Beach, has selected her wed.
ding attendants.
Mrs. Stuart Taylor of New York
will be matron Of honor and the
other attendants will be Mrs. w
Lewis MacCracken. Miss Lelis
Dickey and Miss Joan Exnicios Of
Washington; Mrs. Samuel Dunham
of Haverford, Pa, formerly of this
city and Miss Joyce Spalding, sister
of the bridegroom elect.
Mr.. Lee Ault of New York will be
best man for Mr.. Spalding and the
usherS will be Mr.. Frank Shields
Mr.. David Close, Mr.. Walter Brooks
Mr.. Harold Tenney and Mr.. Sanford
Johnson.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Future Weddings
.Are Forecast bV
.AHNOHWceaHeN eNtS

The engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Sally-Glenn, Juvenal, to
Mr.. Edward Henry Bergstrom, jr.
of Sharon, Mass, is announced by
Capt. William Williams Juvenal
U. S. N, and Mrs. Juvenal. The
wedding will take place in L'Eglise
de Saint Joseph, Paris, on Janu-
ary 10.
The bride-elect was graduated
from House in the Pines School
Norton, Mass, and attended George
Washington University. Her fiance
attended Boston University. He
served as lieutenant in the Army
and saw service in the European
theater. Both are now students at
the Alliance Francaise in Paris.
Following trip to Switzerland
they will make their home in Paris
where Mr.. Bergstrom will continue
his studies at the Sorbonne.
aH.Walford
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hall an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Barbara. Jean
Hail, to Mr.. Edward Thomas Wal
ford, son of Mrs. John Salmon
and the late Mr.. Edward Thomas
Walford of Indianapolis. The
wedding will take place January 81
at st. Matthews Cathedral.
Miss Hall was graduated from
Immaculate Seminary, attended
Georgetown Visitation Convent ano
now is attending Purdue Univers-
ity. Mr.. Walford, who is a student
at the same University, served ir
the Pacific as lieutenant In the
Army Air Corps.
Ford-Martin
No date has been set for the
wedding of Miss Joan Beverly Ford
and Mr.. Walter Hamilton Martin
jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
of Alexandria, whose engagement
is announced by the bride-elect's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hart
man Ford.
Both Miss Ford and Mr.. Martin
are attending the University Of
Maryland.
PoHng-Sbangler
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant A. Polling
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Geraldine Louise
Polling, to Sergt. Robert Bruce
Spangler, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Spangler of Groveton, Va. Sergt
Spangler is stationed at Fort Bel
voir with the 356th U. S. Army
Band.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
.CrogbAms Hold
.HOHSe1Var77z1ng

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Croghar
entertained at a delightful party a.
their home in Alexandria yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Croghar
recently returned from Detroit
where they have lived for abou
three years. The function yester.
day was the first they have given ir
the attractive house which is -abou
$50 years old.
It also was the first time tina
many of their friends have seer
their infant daughter, Monica
named for Mrs. Croghan's aunt
Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard. The
baby is just six weeks old.
Mrs. Croghan is the former Mis-
Eileen Erwin and is the daughter
of Col. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Err
win,
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Items Of Interest

Mrs. Edwin L. Kokko of Los An
geles is spending week in Wash
ington at the Lafayette Hotel. The
former Miss Bertha Coontz. daugh-
ter of the late Admiral R. E. Coontz
former Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Coontz, will attend the
New Years eve party to be given
tonight by her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. McAtee, at their home
in Massachusetts Park.
DR.. and Mrs. Rhett Stuart have as
their guest for a week their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ashby Sprague OF Balti-
more. Mrs. Sprague attended the
debut of her cousin, Miss Louise
Leahy, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
William H. Leahy, yesterday at the
Washington Club.
Capt. Maurice E. Browder, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Browder will give a buffet
supper this evening for their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Elizabeth Browder,
who is spending the holidays with
her parents. Miss Browder is a
student at Sweet Briar. Guests to-
night will be former classmates OF
hers at Holton Arms and some Of
the seasons debutantes and their
escorts.
Mrs. Clifford A. Swanson wife of
Rear Admiral Swanson, Medical
Corps, U. S. N, will leave for Cali
fornia early in January. She plans
to visit friends in Southern Cali
fornia and in San Francisco.
The newly reorganized Bethesda
Country Club will hold its first
social function this evening. 1t will
be breakfast dance from 10 to 2
o'clock Bob Montgomery's Orches-
ira -zill furnish the music.
Mrs. Robert E. Lee III had as
guests in her box at the Philadelphia
Orchestra concert last evening the
Australian Ambassador and Mrs.
Norman j. o. Maxim and Col. and
Sonora Felipe Munilla.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Nancy He1VHt
Is Engaged

Mr.. Max Hewitt, formerly of
Cleveland, announced the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Nancy
Ann Hewitt, to Mr.. William James
Mackenzie, jr, at a party Monday
night at his home.
Miss Hewitt attended the Masters
School at Dobbs Ferry, and was
graduated from the Laurel School in
Cleveland. She Is now studying at
the National Art School here.
Mr.. Mackenzie, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie, was gradu-
ated from Fishburne Military
School. He attended Virginia Poly
technic Institute and Millard Prep
before entering the service, where
he served as a captain in the Army
Air Force. During the war he saw
service in Africa, Italy, Burma and
China. At present he is attending
American University.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Residential Washington Predominates
Miss Leaby Bo1Vs to Society,";
Miss Gill Presented at Dance
By Betty Beaie

dazzling day for debutanes and for Washington
least three generations
Leahy daughter
William granddaughter Of Fleet
Admiral formal the while
presented their
daughter pretty the brilliant balls
Of
Residential Washington held complete both parties Both
families prominent
In tho Capital
Miss Lehy from three generations
friends Admiral Leahy and and Mrs Robert
and debuants
elegantly ared gathered the Sui
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Miss Kray Bride

Miss Carmel Rita Kray, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Henry
Kray of Indian Head, became the
bride Saturday of Mr.. Michael John
NovicK, son of Mrs. Novick and the
late Mr.. William Novick of Wor-
chester, Mass, in St. Marys Star of
the Sea Church at Indian Head.
The Rev. Joseph A. Webor officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and was attended by
Mrs. Elizabeth Cartzendafner and
Miss Jane Novick. The best man
was Mr.. Raymond j. Kray and Mr..
John Novick and Mr.. Alexander
Novick served as ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novick will make
their home at College Park.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
UDC to Entertain
1t Holiday PARTY

The District Division of the
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will entertain the members and
friends of the Maj Charles M.
Stedman Chapter of the Children
of the Confederacy at holiday
party this afternoon from 3 to S
o'clock at Confederate Hall, 1922
Vermont avenue NV.
Mrs. Liza Ellen Carpenter. the
new president of the division, will
receive the young guests and will be
assisted by Mrs Livingston Vann.
director of the Children of the
ConfederacN
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Party Dates

The Commanding General of the
Army Medical Center and Walter
Reed General Hospital, Brig Gen.
George G. Beach, and members of
his immediate staff will be hosts at
a reception tomorrow from 4 until
6 o'clock at the Officers Club of the
Center.
The Officers Service Club will
entertain at a dance tonight at
the club house, 1914 Twenty-frst
street, at 10 o'clock. There will be
dancing until 2 o'clock to music by
Carter, and a pageant at midnight
will be led by Richard Bathurst.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Rose B0VP Party

The University of Michigan Alum
nae and Alumni Associations have
been invited to be the guests of the
California and Michigan State So
cieties at a New Years party at 4:30
pm. tomorrow on the Washington
Hotel roof. Highlight of the party
will be broadcast of the Rose Bowl
game from Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Tuue Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Kelsall
Ball Of Roanoke announce the en-
eagement of their daughter, Miss
Emily Clarkson Ball, to the Rev
John c. Granger, son OF Mrs
Charles B. Granger and the late
Mr.. Granger Of Wilmington, N. G.
Miss Ball was graduated from
Chatham Hall and Converse College
and Columbia University and is at
present dean Of women at Roanoke
College In Salem, Va.
The Rev. Mr.. Granger is grad
uate Of the University Of North
Carolina and the Episcopal. Theolo-
gical Seminary in Alexandria.
The wedding will take place In
June,
Evening star., 1947-12-31

Winslow, who will make her debut
at dance Friday night; Edmonia
Kearney and Sara Lea Felker OF
Richmond, Va, a house guest OF
Louise and classmate of hers at
Hollins College in Roanoke. Before
her party was over Miss Leahy left
the receiving line to twirl in the
ballroom and later in the evening
danced again until the early morn
ing hours at the ellis dance at the
Sulgraye Club.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
New Commundont at Annapolis
Strives for Happy Ship Cool

kept on or let out. In 1898 they saved
our necks. and kept us in
Years in Aviation.
He is an aviation man from way
back, having served at various air
stations, including three years at the
academy's facility called VN8.
During the war he says he tried
three times to be relieved of his
post in naval aviation training to
get to sea on carrier and finally
succeeded in getting out to COM
mand the carrier Shamrock Bay.
For his part in handling this vessel
during the Okinawa campaign he
received the Legion of Merit.
He admits that his new job-the
only one of its kind in the Navy.
deals more or less with intangibles.
We must try to instill the spirit of
the Navy in these boys. My job is
keeping up the morale of the bri-
gade."
In keeping up that morale, Capt.
Ward is trying to know the Middies'
problems and help solve them. 'I
have long interviews with every
boy who wants to resign. If he has
a stomach ache that I can cure, I
do So"
Now he is giving the plebe class
"the best early training he can,
awaiting the return of the three
upper classes to start the new acad-
emy school year.