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Evening star., 1948-12-13
Brilliant Drones' Reception
AHeuded BY Truman Family
By Betty BeaIe.

skits, Mr.. Marshall Mcneil and Mr..
William H. Mylander, and to the
musical director, Maj. William F.
Santelmann. Then he turned the
microphone over to Mr.. Walker
Buel who introduced each skit.
President Amused
The President grinned throughout
the show, but his wife and daugh-
ter, hearing the songs for the first
time, were practically bowled over
with laughter again and again.
George Myers impersonaIion of DR..
George Gallup singing "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life" brought the house
down as cid Ned Brooks rendition
of the ''Lunatic Engineer" and Ed
ward Folliard's open the Door,
Harry"
Among the chorus that were put
ting the songs over with punch and
gyrations were Alexander F. Jones,
Jay Hayden, Benjamin M. Nickel
way, Arthur Pierce, Lewis Wood,
Dwight Rohrer, William Raymond,
Ray Henle, Duke Shoop, Lyle Will
son, Raymond P. Brandt, Thomas
Stokes, Fletcher Knebel, Mark
Foote, and Richard Harkness.
When the entertainment was
over at the end of an hour the
President and his family left to
the strains of Hail to the Chief"
The other guests returned 10 the
Congressional Room to greet their
friends. There was Mr.. Thomas
w. DeWart, owner and publisher of
the New York Sun, in a conversa-
tional group with Mr.. Edwin S.
Friendly of the same paper, and
Mrs. Friendly, the latter in a blue
ostrich-trimmed hat; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel H. Kaufman and Mr..
George Hamilton.
Mrs. Frank j. LauSche, wife of
the Governor of Ohio, was
an attractive and entertaining ad-
ditlon to the party and being
welcomed back to the Capital was
Mrs. Arthur Vandenbers. Senator
elect from Oklahoma Robert Kerr,
fresh on the Washington scene, was
finding friends as were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cowles of Minneapolis
and Mr.. Gardner Cowles, publisher
of Look magazine. The editor of
the Toledo Blade, Mr.. Grove Pat
terson, and his wife were there,
and Mr.. Warren Booth of the
Booth Newspapers with his pretty
daughter, Sally.
Mrs Harlan Fiske Stone came
with Mr. and Mrs. John Lord
OBrien, and the Special Counsel
to the President and Mrs. Clarke
Clifford had their house guest, Mr..
Bourne Pillsbury of Boston, with
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Rellman NORM
were present, she in a beautiful
mink cape; Mr.. Marion Sheen of
Chicago was with Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Beale. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Archer were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kekenas. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Landon Banfeld
came with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Blunck.
Still others were the Egyptian
Ambassador and Nine. Rahim, Mr..
and Mrs. James Lloyd Wright, the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Jesse
Donaldson. Mrs. George Mesta, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mr. and Mrs.
Gould Lincoln. Miss Reathel Odum,
in very becoming rose felt and
satin hat. Mrs. George Holmes and
Mr.. Never Davis.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

A gay party over the week end
centered around a popular young
couple whose wedding will take
place in February. Host was Mr..
George Pendieton, who entertained
at cocktail party at the home of
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Edmund
&c. Pendleton for Miss Beatrice
Dingwell and her fiance Mr.. Dick
son Loos.
Assisting at the party were Mrs.
Jonn Dingwell, mother of the BRIDE
elect and Mrs. Karl Loos, mother
of the groom-elect. Others assist
ing were the Misses Barbara lSes-
bit, Cynthia Williams, Elizabeth
McLendon and Evalyn McLane. who
will be bridesmaids for Miss Ding
well, and Miss jeanne Dingwell, whe
will be her sisters maid of honor
Evening star., 1948-12-13
D1vigbt Webb, Jrs.
Fete Newcomers

There was loads of cheer-south-
ern variety-in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Webb, jr., from
4:3o on yesterday.
About $50 friends dropped by for
the gay eggnog party given in honor
of Mrs. Webb's brother and sister,
in-law, Navy 1t. and Mrs. r. S
Mcknight, jr. A bride and groom
1t. and Mrs. Mcknight have just
moved to Washington from Atlanta
and received royal Capital send
off at yesterdays fun affair.
Dr. and Mrs. Hill Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Hildreth and 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Lucius Clay, jr., were among
those invited as were DR.. and Mrs
Daniel Suttenfield, the A. Smith
Bowmans and the DeLong Bow
mans, Mr.. and Mrs. John McClin-
took and Senator ELECT and Mrs
Estes Kefauver.
Others on this list were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dudley, jr., Maj. Taylor
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Will
son, the Richard Zantzingers, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Colby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke Lea. jr., who are in and
out from Nashville all the time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, Mr..
Waverly Taylor and Mr.. Boiling
Powell, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb invited their
guests at staggered hours so that
they could entertain large number
Of friends. But most every one was
loathe to leave especially after tast-
ing the rich Tennessee eggnog, +"
as the hostess called it, and the
Smithfield ham and beaten biscuits.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Parkers to Honor
Miss de Kaufman

Col. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker
will entertain at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Tilda de
Kaufman and her fiance, Mr..
Albert James Redway. jr., whose
marriage will take place the next
day. Miss de Kaufman is the
daughter of the Danish Ambassador
and Nine. de Kaufman, and Mr..
Redway's parents live in Washing
ton. He is a nephew of Mr.. Parker.
The ceremony will be performed
in st. Johns Episcopal Church on
Lafayette Square, the rector, the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn, officiating
Immediately after the morning serv-
ice a wedding breakfast will follow
in the Embassy. Only members OF
the two families, the wedding party
and out-of town guests with few
very close friends in Washington
are asked to the breakfast.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Sisterb00d to Hold
Cbanukab Social

The Agudath Achim Sisterhood
is making plans for a Chanukah
luncheon and social to be held
December 20 at Stansbury Hall, 1892
Georgia avenue NV.
Mrs. Bernard Sherman is general
chairman of the luncheon, assisted
by Mrs. Herman Waldman, pro-
gram chairman, and Mrs. Sam No.
wax, who will have charge Of the
Refreshment Committee.
The group Is also discussing plans
for its participation In the second
annual donor luncheon to be spon-
sored by the TAOS Sisterhood Com
mittee March % at the Statler
Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Ne1Vs7zan to Sbeak

William E. Ring of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference news
service, will be guest speaker at
the monthly meeting of the WASH
ington Unit, Women's Overseas
Service League. at pm. tomorrow
at the American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club, 1904 Twentieth street NV.
Mr.. Ring was one of group
of newspapermen recently invited
by the International Relief Organi-
zation to visit displaced persons
camps in Germany and Austria.
The Service Committee of the
unit will be hostess for the meet
ing, which will include completion
of plans for the leagues Christmas
welfare work.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Ont-0f-T oun Hosts

Mr.. Ralph P. S. Mcdonnell, for
mer Navy lieutenant commander
on duty in Washington, now living
in New York and Chicago, was host
at a cocktail party Saturday. Honor
guest was Mr.. Edward Stone of New
York who later entertained at din
ner at the Statler and returned to
New York yesterday. Mr.. Mcdonnell
went to Cleveland yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Shupe, mother of the
host, acted as hostess for him.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
To Gipe Musicale

The Woman's Club of Falls
Church will meet this evening at
the Episcopal Parish House on East
Broad street for a Christmas musi-
Gale, which has been arranged for
members of the club and their
guests.
The program will be provided by
the Calvary Baptist Church String
Quartet of Washington.
Those who will assist at the re-
freshment table include Mrs. A. p.
Miller, Mrs. William Diebler Mrs.
John Koons, Mrs. Walter Sealock
and Mrs. A. Clement.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Political Study Club
Meets SATURDAY

The Political Study Club will
hear a talk by former Representa-
tive Jennings Randolph of West
Virginia at its meeting to be held
at the Washington Club at 2:3o
pm. Saturday. Mr.. Randolph's
subject will be Citizens at Work"
Mrs. Arthur j. La Porte is chair.
man of the Christmas. party which
will be held after the meeting and
is asking members to donate new
toys, gifts or money for the crippled
children al Gallinger Hospital
A musical program will be given
by Miss Olga Gazda. violinist, ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Doris
Gazda.
Mrs. Theophilous j. Morgan, pres
ident of the club, will preside, and
Mrs. Randolph will be among the
honor guests.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Holly Ball Planned

The first annual Holly Ball of the
George Washington University Hos
pital staff will be held Saturday
at Wardman Park Hotel. Sidney's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The Social Committee headed by
Chairman Miss Mary Anne Robert
son is made up of the staff nurses
from the various departments of
the hospital, with Miss Louise
O'Neal. director of nurses, as men,
ber ex-offcio. DR.. Seymour Alpert,
one of the staff physicians in the
department of anesthesiology, will
highlight the evening with his per-
formance of Santa Claus Door
prizes will be an added feature to
what promises to be a gala affair
with a very large attendance of hos
pital personnel.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Party Given
after

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spencer en-
tertained at party yesterday fol-
lowing the concert of the National
Symphony Orchestra. Guests of
honor were the soloist, Eugene Is
tomin, pianist, who shared honors
with the retiring conductor. DR..
Hans Kinder, and Mrs. Kinder.
Mr.. Frank r. Jelleff, first vice
president of the Orchestra Associa-
ton. was among the guests, and
others included the second vice
president and Mrs Edward Burling,
jr., the treasurer and Mrs. Milton
w. King, and the assistant treas
urer, Mr.. Walter Prendergast.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Hatba1Vav-MarinelH

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Hathaway
jr, are living at 1920 Oneida place
in Hyattsville since their return
from their wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hathaway, the latter formerly
Miss Dorothea M. Marinelli, were
married recently in st. Jerome's Ro-
man Catholic Church in Hyattsville,
the Rev. Edward Roach officiating.
Mrs. Hathaway rs the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marinelli
of Hyattsville formerly of Harrison,
N. Y. Mr.. Hathaway is private
first class with the Marine Corps,
stationed at Quantico. His parents
live on Old Philadelphia Pike in
Lancaster County, Pa.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
News Of Diplomats; Engaged Couple
EnuoTCalled Home Are Entertained

The Portuguese Ambassador, Sen
hor Pedro Theotonio Pereira, and
his daughter. Senhorita Maria Mad
alena Pereira, were called home by
the sudden death of the former
father. They had planned to sail
the first of last week to spend
Christmas in their homeland, but
advanced their departure some days
The Ambassador will be back at his
post here early in January. but it is
not known whether he will be ac-
companied by his daughter.
Sonora de Guerrero, wife of the
Second Secretary of tine Dominican
Embassy, has left for her home
land. She was accompanied by
their 4-month-old son Ricardo and
her sister, Senorita Olga Velazquez
who has been visiting them fol
some time.
The Second Secretary, Senor Don
Jose Villanueva, jr., was called to
New York on Thursday by the sud-
den death of his brother. Senor
Hecter Villanueva, who formerly
was in Washington and for some
time was attached to the Embassy
The Second Secretary and Sonora
de Villanueva, who accompanied
him to New York, will return early
this week
The new 1raq Charge d'Affaires
and Nine. Bakr will be joined this
week for the holidays by their
daughter, Miss Widad Bakr, who is
attending college in this country
The two younger daughters of the
newly arrived diplomat, Huda and
Imam, are with their parents in
Washington. Mr.. Bakr succeeded
Mr. Ahmed Izzet Mohammed as
Charge d'Affaires for their govern
ment, and Mr.. Mohammed has re-
sumed his post as Second Secretary
of the Embassy.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Programs ON u. N.

John Reid, counsel of the New
Zealand Embassy will give resume
of the United Nations meeting at
Paris before the foreign policy study
group of the Montgomery County
League of Women Voters at 10 am
Wednesday in the Bethesda Public
Library.
The leagues United Nations
morning workshop will meet at 10
am. tomorrow at the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church and the evening
workshop will be held at pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Cor
don Barclay.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Fare1Vell Luncheon

Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz entertained
st a farewell luncheon Saturday
in honor of Nine. Nehru, wife of
the retiring Indian Minister. Mr..
Nehru has been appointed Minister
of his country to Sweden and with
Nine. Nehru will leave Washington
this week.
Among the guests were Nine. Ju-
tia, Nine. Trbojevic, Mrs. George
Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith and Miss Doreen Hurwitz.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

The Drones did 1t again. TIL,
members of the famous Gridiror
Club who have left the humdrun
life of the newspaper reporter,
said President Phelps Adams, 'ane
moved on to-snall we say-greenel
pastures" gave their annual recep.
ton Yesterday afternoon and wowec
all of their 800 guests.
The party that climaxed thu
week end gave members "a chance
10 stand in the spotlight before
their wives" went on Mr.. Adams al
he put mis- audience in a chuck
ling mood for what was to come
He was introducing the skits that
had roasted Journalists as well as
politicians the evening before al
the stag dinner. Facing him in
the front row in the Presidential
Room of the Statler Hotel were the
President, Mrs. Truman and Miss
Margaret Truman.
Before the President and his
family were due to arrive, guests
were invited to be seated in the
Presidential Room. Prior to Their
appearance there was time for g
cocktail in the adjoining Congress
sional Room where bars were sci
up on either side md a long buffet
table at one end.
Greeting the guests as they
arrived were Mr.. Adams, Mrs
Adams, wearing a black cocktail
dress and hat with a cascade o1
white orchids pinned to one sleeve;
the newly elected president of the
club. Mr.. Richard l.. Wilson of the
Des Moines Register and Tribune
and Mrs. Wilson in a brown cos
tune with lavender orchid corsage
The Drones, the hosts, and their
wives took turns standing with
them, changing places every five
or 10 minutes. Mr.. Harold Bray
man, permanent mead of the
Drones, was there for a while and
so was the we'll known, popular Mr.
Robert Lincoln O'Brien.
Prominent Guests
Prominent persons entered the
room in close succession. There
were Senator and Mrs. Tom Con-
nally, the Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Stuart Symington
Mr.. Kent Cooper of the Associated
Press. Mr.. James C. Hagerty, secre-
tary to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, who
was at the dinner but left Wash
ington yesterday morning. Speaker
Joseph Martin. Mrs. Warren Aus
tin, the Assistant to the President
and Mrs. John Steelman and Mr..
Harold E. Stassen, who was not
mentioned in the skits this year,
and Mrs. Stassen.
There was talk Of Gov. Dewey'S
opposition speech of the night be-
fore. THE best speech of his
career" observed one journalist.
Funny as a crutch," remarked
another. The Presidents speech
had been more serious, they ad-
vised, and important in its en-
phasiS.
At 10 minutes to six the Chief
Executive and his wife and daugh-
ter arrived and were ushered into
their places. Mrs. Truman and
Margaret we're almost twins in their
costumes. Both wore black cocktail
dresses and gold lame hats trimmed
In flowers.
In welcoming the guests. Mr..
Adams, "the only president retiring
this year" paid tribute to the men
responsible for the success of the
Evening star., 1948-12-13
College Clubs

Miss Hilda Smith. chairman Of
the National Committee for Exten-
sion of Labor Education. will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Bryn Mawr Club of Washington at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs. John J. Ross, 3034 @ street
NV. Her topic will be News From
the Field of Workers Education"
Miss Elaine Conquest has been
elected president of the Goucher
College Club of Washington. Other
officers include Miss Roberta Wal.
lace, vice president; Mrs. Suzanne
K. Christophane. treasurer; Miss
Jean Richter, secretary, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sibley, alumnae council
representative. Miss Marthajane
Kennedy was appointed publicity
chairman.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. M, Edward Buckley,
jr announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Barbara Ann, to
Cadet William O. Ware, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Ware of Woods
town, N. j.
Miss Buckley was graduated from
Mount Vernon Seminary and at
tended Harcum Junior College in
Bryn Mawr, Pa. Her fiance is a
graduate of the Bulls School and
will graduate from the United States
Military Academy in June when the
wedding will take place.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Parents HOm0red
1t Sorority Tea;
Dinners Planned

The parents OF college chapter
members of Alpha Delta Pi at
George Washington University were
feted at a tea given yesterday
afternoon by the Washington
Alumnae Association of the sorority.
The affair was held at the chap
ter rooms.
Those receiving included Mrs. O.
Ellsworth Rue, president of the
Mothers Club; Miss Gloria Rue,
chapter president, and Mrs. Wallace
Babcock, chairman of the WASH
ington Area Alumnae Council. Miss
Wanda Sarnecki was chairman of
the party and Mrs. Gordon C..
Jones, Miss Janice Hale and Miss
Marjorie Osborne took turns at the
tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans and
Miss Patricia McGerr will be the
honor guests at founders day
dinner to be given by Beta Chap
ter and the Washington alAnnae
of Phi Delta Gamma at Z pm. to-
morrow at the Iron Gate Inn.
Miss McGerr, who is a member of
Beta Chapter, is the author of sew
eral mystery novels and will dis
Gus her latest, Catch Me If You
Can" She also will talk on her
recent trip to South America. The
program, which is being arranged
by Mrs. Marion Scott Portillo, will
include Christmas carols.
Mrs. Evans is a patroness of Beta
Chapter.
Gamma Phi Beta pledges of Beta
Beta Chapter at the University of
Maryland will be entertained by
the Washington Alumnae chapter
at Christmas dinner at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the Fairfax Hotel.
Besides the usual Christmas cele-
bration and singing, the group will
work on Christmas decorations for
the Blue Plains Home for the Aged
and for Gallinger Hospital chill
dren's wards. According to custom,
gifts of food, money and clothing
will be collected for the Barney
Neighborhood House.
Alpha Tau Chapter of Pi Kappa
Sigma of Wilson Teachers College
will hold a formal initiation ban
quet at 7:30 this evening at Hotel
24O0.
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club
will meet at pm. tomorrow for
a benefit bridge party at the home
of Mrs. James N. Greear. The pro-
ceeds will be used to redecorate the
active chapter rooms at George
Washington University.
On sale during the evening will
be ArroWcraft articles, gift wrap
pings, Pi Phi cookbooks and caler-
dars.
Mrs. Smith w. BrookhaSt, jr., is
chairman Of the bridge.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
st. PauPs sGuiLd

The Rev. John S. Spence, di.
rector of the Bureau of Education
for the diocese of Washington, viii
be guest of honor and speaker al
the monthly meeting of the St
Pauls Academy Guild at pm. to-
morrow in the school auditorium
1921 v street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
AAUW

DR.. Elaine Hoebeke, who holds
an AAUW fellowship in the study
OF anesthesia at George Washing
ton University Hospital, will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Arlington Branch of the AAUW at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Lyon Park
Community House. DR.. Hoebeke is
a 1s47 graduate of Brussels Uni
yerSity.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Miss Clark Here

Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark,
well-known Capital resident who has
been living in her Cape Cod home
for the past four years, is back in
Washington. She is going to spend
the winter here and is going to stay
with Miss Maude Parker in her
apartment on California street.
Miss Clark's grandfather, the late
Mr.. Edward Clark, was supervising
architect of the Capitol for As years.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Philippine Fete

The Philippine Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Emilio Ahello were guests
II honor at a cocktail party yester-
day given by the Second Secretary
Of the Embassy and Mrs. j. D
9uirino. Among the guests was
Justice Roman Ozaeta of the Phil
ippine Supreme Court, who is In
Washington for a short visit.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
PEG Actipities

Christmas Tree and Ornament
Lore" will be the subject of a talk to
be given by Mrs. Jean Shirley Firkin
at a meeting of Chapter B, PEO
Sisterhood, at pm tomorrow at
The Studio, 1851 Columbia road
NV.
Mrs. Helen Turley will be in
charge of the program and Mrs.
Julia B. Wolfe and Mrs. Lorena Al.
bert will serve as hostesses.
Carol singing, holiday games and
readings and an exchange of gifts
will high light the Christmas party
to be given by Chapter w. of the
PEG at pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. w. H. Smith, 5429 Twenty
third street north. Arlington.
The program is being planned by
Miss Betty Jones, chairman of the
chapters Social Committee.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

Some $4,000 German ex-prisoners
now labor as free workers on farms
In France.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-06-15

r. Husbands have an ANNOYING hab
It Of describing housekeeping as a
..'soft touch.
T. at could be 49, but It isn't -
claims DR.. Elaine Knowles Wea.
yer, noted home economist, who re-.
Gently made a study Of typical
housekeeping methods.
2 DR.. Weaver, who checked clean.
ing habits in a typical group Of
homes over four month period.
finds that Mrs. America is spend
ing too much time at her cleanins
Job and does too many hard JOBS
by hand.
} Made at the request Of thu
manufacturers of Eureka VACUUM
cleaners, the study showed thai,
, women using average methods q
cleaning, including old vacuum
, equipment, spend 5 hours and 4,
minutes a week at their cleaning
/ tasks; remove an average Of four.
fifths of pound Of dirt from the
home weekly and spend rs peS
cent Of their time on jobs require
I ing hard work with manual tools
such as brooms, wet CLOTHS, mop.
and dust cloths. Even with I'll her
hard work, she only removes one.
third of the dirt po511.4a to re-
move with modern electI--l c-,- T.
ment - two thirds If the dirt
merely gets pushed from Ir=-- T.
place in the house; thus llc.sas,,
Es the amount Of wor6 70 be done
~ me next cleaning. !
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-06-15
By Frances Ainsworth

= | have had several letters re.
Gently from young couples who
live in small homes with combina-
ton living-dining rooms, or small
diving "nOoks." They asked my
advice on entertaining, and parti.
cularly on the best way to serve
dinner to several guests. Well, ]
heartily endorse buffet suppers for
everyOne-because they are one Of
the easiest ways that a hostess can
entertain several people.
&. Your buffet or table may be used
simply place your food on one
part of the table, and your plates.
silver, napkins, etc. on the Other
end. Then, if you wish you may
set up card tables on which to eat
or let the guests hold their
plates on their laps.
Here are a few tips that will
make your buffet supper less WORK.
for the hostess. To avoid "Gang-l
ing Up" as guests serve them,
selves, divide your main dish into
two parts = ard place a bowl orI
platter on either end Of your
table. Place silver at the very end
OF the table SO that guests can
picI it up after selecting THEN
4ooG.
l always offer both linen and
paper napkins to my guests - mott
only for buffet suppers, but for
every type of dinner. So many
guests will hesitate to stain linen,
napkin with grease or lipstick II
and several have thanked me for
the thoughtfulness of supplying
both linen and paper.
We use paper napkins at every
meal at our house and Tva
Sound that they really 90 save time
in laundering. It's work saving
idea that every mother end homen}
maker would 90 well TO adapt forl
her home. For all Of US v-alcomsI
suggestions that win make our
hoasework run more smoo h,y -.
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