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Evening star., 1947-05-27
1000 attend Clubs
International Fete

About 1000 persons attended the
spectacular international tea given
yesterday afternoon by the Capital
Division, Women's National Farm
and Garden Association, in the
grand ballroom of the Shoreham
Hotel.
Color was a high light of the af-
fair, with long row of flags lining
the center aisle of the ballroom and
the tables decorated with flower
centerpieces featuring the national
colors Of the countries repre-
sented.
The bright costumes of the dip
lomatic hostesses and the beautiful
exhibits of handeraft, glass and
silverWare arranged around the
sides Of the ballroom also added
color to the spectacle, The coun-
tries represented included: Holland
France, Bulgaria, Sweden, New
Zealand, Australia, Canada, Fin
land, Great Britain, India, Switzer-
land and Norway.
Proceeds from the benefit will be
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Mrs. Magdeba ger
Named to Head
Club Federation
By Ruth Dear

Mrs. Edward 6. Magdehurger, re-
firing president Of the Petworth
Woman's Club. was elected presi-
dent Of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs yesterday at the an
nual meeting, succeeding Mrs.
Gertrude Parks.
Elected to serve with Mrs. Magde-
burger, who ran on an uncontested
ticket, were: Mrs. e. Morgan Pryse,
of the Marietta Park Club, first vice
president: Mrs. Tavio Erickson, of
the Women's City Club, second vice
president: Mrs Erich w. Schwartze,
of the M. Eleanor Breckenridge
Club, recording secretary; Mrs. Ed
ward E. Covert, the Takoma Park
Club, corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Henry F. Sawtelle, the Excelsior
Literary Club. treasurer, and Mrs.
Carl Alsop. the Tuesday Club,
auditor.
During the morning session of the
all-day meeting, which was held at
the Women's City Club, several
members expressed their praise for
Mrs. Parks three-year administra-
ton, the high light Of which they
agreed was the organization OF the
District Clubwoman, official maya
zine for the District Federation, OF
which Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt Is editor
In the only action taken during
the meeting, which was given over
to elections and annual reports, the
group indorsed the Wherry bill
which would provide for the transfer
Of Army and Navy reservations now
being released to the Government
for wildlife reserves.
The resolution was introduced by
Mrs. Frank j. Mulkern, chairman
of the Conservation Committee. In
making her annual report on the
committees work, Mrs. Mulkern
stressed the Importance OF women's
clubs as an influence toward the
conservation Of our country's nat
ural resources.
One of the highlights OF the after
noon session was a presentation Of a
check by Mrs. Elizabeth L. New
burgh, chairman of the United
States Savings Bond Committee, to
the Woodbridge Chapter Of the
WCTU for having purchased the
most Savings Bonds in the fedora
ton since January. In making her
report, Mrs. Newburgh pointed out
that the 51-member group has a
total of SIS, ,750 In bonds to its credit.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Party for Visitor
AtMexicam Embassy

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinosa de los Monteros
were hosts at the Embassy early last
evening at cocktails in honor of DR..
Salvador Zubiran, president of the
National University of Mexico. Shar-
ing honors with DR.. Zubiran was
Senor Enrique del Morale, director
of the Mexican School Of Architec-
ture, who accompanied him to this
country.
The visitors are here to make a
study of universities in the United
States for the purpose of establish
ing university town within Mexico
City, which claims to have the old
est such institution in this hemis-
phere.
Other guests at the party were
officials of the State Department,
the United States Public Health
Service, the Pan American Union,
the Pan American Sanitary Office,
the librarian of Congress, Mr.. Lu-
ther Harris Evans, and Mr.. John w.
Studebaker of the Office of Educa-
ton. The Minister of the Embassy,
Senor Don Rafael de la Colina, and
other members of the Embassy
staff were present, and the guest
list also included the ladies of the
families,
Evening star., 1947-05-27
NetberIanders We'd
In Home OF Bride

Comdr. Jochem Blaauboer, r. N.
N. R., Assistant Naval Attache of the
Netherlands Embassy, was married
Saturday to Miss Pieternella den
Turk, also a member of the Embassy
staff, the wedding taking place in
Huntington, Long Island, in the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. den Turk.
The Rev. Richard P. Camp, pastor
Of the Van Ripper Ellis Memorial
Church at Fairlawn, M, cousin
Of the bride, officiated at the cere-
mony, which was followed by re-
ception. Comdr. Blaauboer and his
bride then left for a trip to the Po-
como Mountains.
Before joining the staff of the En-
bassy here the bridegroom had been
captain in the merchant marine and
served rs years with the Royal
Packet Navigation Co. in the Meth
erlands East Indies. At the outbreak
OF the global war he joined the Royal
Netherlands Naval Reserve and was
assigned to duty at the Embassy,
Evening star., 1947-05-27

Miss Lois Harris, daughter of Mrs
Alden A. Harris Of Lexington, Va.
and the late Mr.. Harris, was mar
ried Saturday afternoon to Mr.
Stanfield Seymour Mcclure, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Newell Mcclure
of New York. The wedding took
place in st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church, the rector, the Rev. DR.
Armand T. Eyler officiating at 3:3(
o'clock. The Rev. j. Boyd Davis OF
New York a close friend of the bride
and bridegroom, assisted. The re-
ception was held in the Shoreham
Hotel.
Mr.. Walter D. Lewis, cousin Of the
bride, gave her In marriage and she
wore ivory faille with a hat OF
matching English tulle and her old
fashioned nosegay was OF white
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. G. Garnett Moore, of Balti-
more was natron Of honor wearing
aqua faille with matching hat and
carrying a bouquet of spring flowers
The senior Mr.. Mcclure was best
man for his son and the ushers
were Mr.. Moore, DR.. Charles Nc
Mahon, DR.. John Sheehan, and Maj
John Firsching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure left later In
the day for a wedding trip through
the west and on It's completion they
will make their home in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Potomac B. and P.
InstalIs Tonight

Newly elected officers Of the Po-
tomac Business and Professional
Women's Club will be installed at
dinner meeting at $50 o'clock to-
night at the Little Tea House.
Mrs. Irene Pancoast, newly elected
president of the Virginia State Fed
Grafton of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Edna
Kennedy, recording secretary of the
federation, will be honor guests.
The new officers are Mrs. Betty
Moss, president; Mrs. Florence
Moore, vice president: Mrs. Edith
Campbell, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Mildred Edwards. recording
secretary. and Miss Frances Hall,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
In The Meas

The Military Attache Of the Peru
Wan Embassy and Sonora de Mon
teza have issued cards for cocktails
Tuesday evening, June 3, from 6 to
o'clock, at 4024 Arkansas avenue.
The Polish Ambassador, Mr.. Jozef
>Winiewicz, entertained at stag
luncheon today at the Embassy In
honor of the newly-appointed Unit
ed States Ambassador to Poland,
Mr.. Stanton Griffis.
The Egyptian Chief Of Staff, 1t.
Gen. Ibrahim Alfalfa Pasha, will
give a reception Thursday evening
from 6 to 8 o'clock as a farewell to
the friends he has made since he
came to the United States in April.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Sneaker Named

Miss Alice Mildred Burgess, d.
rector of international relations for
the National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs,
will be guest speaker at luncheon
meeting of the zonta Club at pm.
tomorrow at the Dodge Hotel.
Miss Burgess, who is also staff
specialist to the United Nations for
the national federation, will speak
on the topic, 1.-THE Organs of the
United Nations and How They
Function
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Special Notice

Wedding information should
be submitted no later than the
day before the wedding, or in
case of a Saturday wedding at
least three days beforehand.
Only a brief announcement
will be, published If wedding in
formation is received following
the ceremony, and the infor-
nation must be received no
later than a week following the
ceremony if 1t is to be published
at all.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Qaantico Chapel
w eddinp Scene

The Marine Memorial Chapel at
Quantico was the scene OF the we'd
ding Saturday afternoon OF Miss
Jessie Garrison Good and Capt.
Horace William Card, jr., OF the
Marine Corps, with Rear Admiral
William N. Thomas. chief OF the
Navy Chaplain Corps, officiating at
the ceremony at 4::30 o'clock.
The bride is the daughter OF Col.
George Franklin Good, jr., Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Good and Col. Good
escorted his daughter, who wore
candlelight satin trimmed with lace.
A cap of heirloom rose point lace
that was worn by her mother at her
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Anniversarv Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Newell E. Brown
celebrated their 25th wedding ami
versary last evening at a party given
by their daughter, Miss Virginia l..
Brown. at their home in District
Height, Md.
FlowerS sent to the couple dec
Grated the residence and a large
wedding cake formed the center
piece on the attractively appointed
table.
There were about rs guests present
and feature of the occasion was a
program of music given by Mr.. Bob
Meeker and Mr.. William Braithwaite.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
ENGAGEMENT announcements
Attract Interest Of Society

number being announced at this
attracting other communities OF especial
interest Cand Of the engagement
daughter Celand to 1t Perrin Walker
Pttshd Mass and the late Brig Gen.
Walker
Miss cleland daughter John r. cleand Of
granddaughter OF and Mrs John l. Hines
agranddaughter Brig Gen. William M Why niece OF
Col John Hines h 1t John r. Ceand r- who is
With senda Cleand
Holton Arms School and
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Fashion Fantasy

Eleni Sakes, fashion editor of The
Star, will direct the program follow
ing the lucheon meeting of the
Womens Advertising Club at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Washington
Hotel, when she will present a Tech
nicolor movie short entitled Fash
ion Fantasy starring several of
the country's leading fashion models.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Pit Off

The membership luncheon which
the B'nai Israel Sisterhood was to
have given on Thursday has been
postponed to June 4.
Rabbi Henry Segal will be guest
speaker at the luncheon which will
be held at 1890 pm. at the syna-
gogue, Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV. Mrs. Harry j. Kane
row is chairman of the affair,
Evening star., 1947-05-27
S0daHtVPM

The Washington Sodality Union
will hold a card party at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the Statler Hotel. The
event was to have been given May
10 but was postponed due to the
death Of Archbishop Curley.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
Pledge Meeting

Alpha Lambda Chapter of Phi
Delta Delta International Legal
Fraternity will pledge three new
members at a meeting tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Cecilia Kaiser,
1909 w street Sc.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
used by the Capital Division for

used by the Capital Division for
two college scholarships for rural
girls. Some of the funds will also
go to the divisions international
organization, the Associated Coun-
try Women Of the World, whose
headquarters in London was
bombed out during the war.
Mrs. Robert Maltby, president Of
the division, and Miss Grace Fry
singer, chairman for the affair,
greeted the guests.
Evening star., 1947-05-27


Youngsters from the diplomatic hand to help
NTH the entertainment the Capital Division the
National Garden Association "nternu
fete" the Hotel yesterday
en ef 9yeaold daughter the Financial Counselor of
the French Embassy learns about old Sheffield plate In the
British exhibit from 11-year-old Jenifer Locke
Star Stuf Photo.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
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srty With WI. ~ ~s2TNpERs e. eoa. fsSe he.
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n i co9 e eo 81 4sE4 re- Or isys K
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sfcs s sss S~sEs ssss: % 5ss. s hssss
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FINGER, Jr.. WA. 39S2; ewes. WA. 1853
I AM INTERESTED in purchasing homes
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BUNGALOW IN AMERICAN University
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Evening star., 1947-04-24

LANDovER HILLS-e-room, 2-story home,
sun porch, full basement: excellent cond,;
only S9.950: terms, ROBERT s. DAVIS
& CO. Hyattsl lie. Nd. WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-04-24

, MD.-We have for sale
,ws, one priced at SS,75O
10. Reasonable terms can
For further information
Realtors. SH. 6626.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
HOUSES FOR sAle-seuthwest.

NEW-CoNDTTIoNED HOUSE, GOOD neigh
borhood; lst floor: ltv. rm.. din. rm. and
kit. End floor: roonly tedrms. and tiled
bath. Excellent buy. REALTY ASSO-
ClATES. INC, Realtors. Elk. 1929 til 9.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

We HAVE an Immediate purchaser for q
brick house: need 5 bedrms.; must be
pear Go. ave. or 14th st. carline. NV,
IN all-white neishborhood. Can put down
payment Of $500. balance in 1st trust
Can or write sTRoUP REALTY CO.. 6212
O. svs. n.w-sRA. $500.
Evening star., 1947-04-24

3:BEDRooM BRICK HOUSES; $1,000.
81 loan, $4,000; $1,000 down, plus settle
2-bedroom brick houses. ss.a5o. ut
loan $3.50: down payment $500; plus
settl lenent. Lots 105x210. Fairfax County,
3 niles from D C. CAN for direction.
CANNON & LEWIS. 1903 Duke ST., Alex
andria, Va. Alex. 1927, ONCE Alex
5709, residence. "a
Evening star., 1947-04-24

floor. This splendid, prevar built. brick
So9nia home S vel located on large
sxf u Size os dnas fns soom With s enanse e.
screened porch. kitchen and beth on
st oe srEs sesn 1saFUomS and bath p b,s
sasrs nsn ae'sshed e ri ilEsReF R
SozT Ws9 1lys sRM os bsuseSloW ss nHo sa nswly deco
xIsS Wiz a@Ispisss @ IA isrss k!a ana Ell nice 6ss.
sssaal e9Ss Hss fonssn%sas
eos aos snY as ssasS eo asss s. aeo sssn ss pEsT
Y0U MUST SEE. this beautiful 5-room.
bath hunsaCw oil o1. hwh n. situated "a
rd.,, near Fairfax: many dollars and hours
| Of hard work have been spent in making
Pe h the Of rafas s n9ss arss ssay
fruit trees. grapeyines, garden area. ETC.;
sss hfss Risss ishs RharS eS se
GARDEN "a aIsa c1TY-s1. 600 down: an unusual u
saaahs snd corer seaqef ios has sa bsdrms. snd
sse 0s.a sa as r nsE ' rssr ash
rasn VII pros q r Il
COMPANY. a41i wilson Blvd. dL. 4216.
NR. WILSON AND GLEBE-s1, 400 down:
quality 5-rm; det. brick home In this
hsmt.,- oil heat; beautiful interior. in stripe
and plaid papers. Sudden change in plans
forces owner to accept any reasonable
offer. II interested. please call THE
BRANT COMPANY, 241l Wilson blvd. GL4
coon TO THE LAST unusual feature Is
this California rambler on Q gorgeous u
acre wooded sitet colorfully ray are studio
| liv. rm.. with massive stone fireplace, din.
rm.. Q bedrms., bath and bright kit; full
bsmt.. air-cond. heat: lge. picture wtndqw
looks out on fagstone patio: around $500
tsrssssd; please cal THE 9RANT COM
VERY ATTRACTIVE California bum
| galow-6 large daylight rooms. bath. serv.
| ice porch, scenic view. 2ha beautifully
handicapped acres: every city convenience il
the country; owner transfsrred, must sch
Phone CHI 1894 .
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hall. 2 bedrms.. kit. dinette, bath, porches,
s a,,s .a.S aS hss hsss sshoo e.an sSsds s5o M
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Evening star., 1947-04-24

$500 cash. ' y s ARIiNGToSN eSs' ss REALTY, nrys
fsSspsiys sSs of agents, ss2o4 Wilson blvd. Gil.
1s.xcRE EsTATE. adj. washington Col,
doyntovn washington to this lovely iye estate tate
a S szss asrds ssv i W snS Vim s
IT, IL sn .o 1894 s,.h .sRisss s's ssneIss i. {.
6as-wndoa sHsst. Suffers T pantry. Rr11' esuip Mash
sss msssn sssp 5edrms ss,as wsS .fss ds:snd nd
and lge.. colored tile bath. 3 other bedr%ns.. ms
zach fs nssb sTnSsd .d :,zs gsasled study snoshsi
pozSood hsdse nsS masnes Tes sesssnn n.ra Msa
ss sesf With yoE o5 s,,aE %
to make real shoWpfsss: Shown os; by sppt. srsss
TnsDely p.ssDyieasly arranged BY telephone. FRED ].
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place dn rm tuy ayss souipnsg T rm With @
ATTIC. basmt; has finished rm. with u bath.
O. aSss e sass ssopps sns
ssI2,s5S; o,;,, sgSstsnsiaI cash. ssfTtiHiiklEYs
A4GRoKA HILLS sECTfoN This S lovely
iEoionlsi e, nome. situated on level wooded
23x1t 8, sunroom .1sx9. dining room 1fxl4.
soars nice bed bssrooms and baths; recreation
pain u basement; 2-car detached saraee;
nome priced below replacement cost,
t.ll 2 pm: J. WEsLEY BeGScsHff1ssNixsN. BeSsffssixs 1861
SeMmpia Pike, CHI. 1341, OK, 2SaS. ---25
4EyEN ROOMS. " baths--Where can you
rnd @ more house for the money than this
so,HsssaispIns g,ss sIs, on ground door, dlpins room
on the Ist foor. q Twins room With dre-
nhl.ss' fhsc' dsn and bath; on the 2nd floor
psg, prorg,fation .! By the door. .hcpping block.
SsM I'll 8 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1901 coiumbia pike, cH. i341. OK. ,259s
q or AN. ACRE. wooded. 7.room brick
nsnlsn;, nems; 70 Ts,ina.ss from 3 G., c.1. con.
ssntsr @ hall. large LYING rm. dining Trn;,
AZ sstractive sunrn. 10x20, large breakfast
rrn. eoutrped Kitchen 3 bedrooms, tiled
Paths sica m On sssqnd no9r: full bsnat, rscrss:
room. iarss 1assions patio IN bsek yard.
staLfe rArdep space, 2-csr garaEe, Ge.
si7s N. disS disSs' 'rsL "a. al. S4s7 q OK. 81 II.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
DeJeun Family Has
Reunion During The
Recent Holidays

Among the several family re-
unions that occurred in Pascal
goula during the holidays was
one at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. P. DeJean when the entire
family was together for the first
time since the start of the war,
when the DeJean sons entered
the service.
In addition to the sons and
their families who reside in Pas
cagoula, Morris .DeJean, who
Is with the Maritime Commission,
came down from Washington, d.
c. to join his wife and daughter
in a visit with the family. Viii
liam Smith came from Houston
to join Mrs. Smith at the DeJean
home and Miss Marguerite De-
Jean came from Jackson.
Friends VINO Joined the house
party were George Guga1mo, of
the Maritime Commission at
Washington, and Mrs. Gugalmo
of New Orleans and Randolph
Green of Baton Rouge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
ucks County
Men Enlist In
Regular Army

From tire public fcIsiions Of.
flee Of the Army Recruiting sta
ton at Gu'fport comes announce.
ment Of the eniirtmen. Of -four
Jackson County men in the
army.
The first to enter. was Lester
Adolf Golf who enlisted AZ KEGS
Ter Field for q period Of three
years with the 82nd Aifbornc di-
vision, at the age OF IL. The son
of Ms Ere Golf Of Escatawpa,
he had been attending the Moss
Point high school. He desires to
become q paratrooper. and accord
ing to The report, will probably
make 4 good one He has a
brother, Johnnie. who recently
enlisted at Keesler Field for
service with the LIST Cavalry Div
Cecl Judson, 937 Market street,
Pascagoula, enlisted at Pasca-
goula. Dec. is. He is the son of
W. w. Judson OF the same adj
dress and had been attending
the Pascagoula high school. He
enlisted with the Coast Artillery
Corps FOR three wears Of service
in the Pacific Theater of opera
tions. His reason for joining was
to obtain an education.
Harold r. McGnugh, son of
Mrs. Erma A. McGoueh. 500
Gen. Grant street, also enlisted
at the Pascagoula office, Dec. 10.
He attended the Pascagoula high
school. His motive for enlisting
was security and he choose the
Armored div. and entered for
three years of service in the PA
cific Area. He was a carpenter
in civilian life.
The last enlistee was T. c
White who signed up at the Pas
cagouIa office for Z period. Of
three years with the AAF. He
was employed rs a welder prior
to entering the army. White pre-
viously served in the naval re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
Womon's Society
InstulIs Officers
At Meeting Monday

The Woman's Society Of Chris.
tan Service o. the First Metho.
dist church Of Paseagoala start
e5 off TIE new year with the IN
ia lat.on Of Officers a. the JIM
uary business meeting Monday
afternoon at the church
The new officers arc Ms. +.
II Bacot, e-eleetedD president:
Mr.. j. F. Campbell, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Frank Ellis Ge-elect-
edl, recording secretary: Mrs. j.
f. Brent, corresponding secre-
tarv: Mrs. r. V. Bardwell. con
ference treasurer, and Mrs. NJ. Z.
McRae, local treasurer.
The circle chairfnen were also
installed. They are Mrs J. F.
Carver, Mary Reed circle: Mrs.
r. B. Holmonist, Mary Lindsey
Circle, and Mrs. G. J. Lander,
Sarah Bennett Circle.
Mrs. +. l.. Brantley was INSTALL
cd as chairman oe the Wesleyan
Service Guild, which IS composed
Of business women Of the church.
Chairmen Of standing commit
tees were also included In the
installation exercises.
Mrs. Bacot directed the BUSH
ness period. At This time the
budget system was discussed and
adopted and pledge cards were
distributed to those present.
Coffee and cake wereg served
in the substotv Of tho church,
At the close Of The session.