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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-12-04
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Evening star., 1948-12-05

There have been few changes In
the club roster in 10 years. Some oi
the members still live in houses
which they occupied as brides.
One member, Mrs. Ruth Grabill
Warner, moved to Vancouver, Brit
ish Columbia. about 80 years ago
Even she still maintains an interest
in the club. Her father, Lee r.
Grabill still lives in Takoma Park
and when she comes to visit him she
gets together with her Sewing Club
friends.
In fact, the date of the recent an
niversary dinner party was changed
from July. which is the clubs birth
day month, to November because
members knew Mrs. Warner expect
ed to be here at that time. Unfor-
tunately, she had to leave unex-
pectedly just before the party took
place.
Charter members present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Mattingly, Mrs
Charlene Browne Scott, Mrs. Jean
Burdett Fraser, Miss Margaret Bur-
dett, Mrs. Ruth Van Houten Little
and Mrs. Louise Cruitt Sardo
Others were Mrs. Mildred Hoge Wis
da, Mrs. Margaret Pickett, Mrs
Adele Jermain, Mrs. Edith Sullivan
and Mrs. Virginia Bailey. In addi-
ton to Mrs. Warner. Mrs. John Cady
was unable to attend.
The members paid silent tribute to
those of their number who are no
longer living: Mrs. Deborah Burdett
Gooch. Mrs. Marjory Hill Smith,
Mrs. Hazel Van Houten Little, Mrs.
Ara MacDormand and Mrs. Helen
Lines,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Bazaar Program
To Include Dinner

The annual bazaar and turkey
dinner sponsored by the Trans.
figuration Episcopal Church win bs
held Wednesday and Thursday at
the church, 1919 Gallatin street NV.
The bazaar will open at 3 pm. On
both days and dinner viii be served
from 5 to Z pm.
Mrs. G. e. Bracey, president Of the
Senior Women's Guild, will be Ia
charge of arrangements.
Committee members who will as
sist include: Mrs. Anna Kettener,
Mrs. Norman e. Ryon. Mrs. Robert
A. Joyner and Mrs. T. A. Bodine.
apron chest; Mrs. william A. Sellers
and Miss Juliet Ford, candy shop:
Mrs. Bessie w. Calm, church Christ.
mas cards; Miss Helen Sellers. "cov.
cred wagon; Mrs. w. Elkins Reed.
Mrs. Harry Gardner, Mrs. N. L.
Saunders, Mrs. G. II. Philips and
Mrs. Allen Bigelow, gift shop; Mrs.
N. z. Souders, Mrs. Marguerite
6IOWl hI1o MIe. y. ~. EVa4lc, O44A1OS
Guild box; Mrs. A. G. Benzler and
Mrs. Ralph D. Coyner. pantry
shelf; Miss Laura Kahlert, Miss
Edna Beck, Mrs. M. A. Moreland
and Mrs. Elizabeth Ford. variety
corner, and Mrs. z. M. Hashrouck
and Mrs. o. L. Kenney, white ele.
phant table.
Mrs. Russell Merriam win be Ia
charge Of dining tables, assisted BY
young girls Of the church,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
2Otb Century Club
Section to Continue
|Series of Tours

The civic-education section of
the Twentieth Century Club will
continue its series Of tours of the
city's welfare institutions on Thurs
day when 1t will visit Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc, and Gal
linger Hospital.
The tour. which will be under the
direction of Mrs. Fred De Sales
Wilson, chairman Of the section,
will begin promptly at II am. at
Friendship House. After eating
luncheon there, the members will
go on to Gallinger Hospital OF
special interest will be the occupa-
tional therapy room for crippled
children. which the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club has equipped.
The group already has visited the
District Training School at Laurel,
Md; the Naturalization Court and
the Americanization School. Plans
are under way to visit the Florence
rCrittenton Home and Hospital in
the near future, Mrs. Wilson has
announced. Purpose Of the tours,
she said, is to encourage members
individual interest in civic projects.
The garden section Of the club,
headed by Mrs. Benjamin e. Smith,
will meet at 2 pm. Friday in Room
43 Of the Natural History Museum
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
Mrs. Robert Ash will be guest
speaker. Suggestions for Christmas
decorations will be given during
the program.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Holiday Decoration
Contest Planned

Plans for the annual Christmas
decoration contest sponsored by the
Beverly Hills Women's Club have
been announced by the president,
Mrs. Ray Poole.
Three prizes will be awarded in
three classifications. with the judg-
ing to take place between Christmas
and New Year Day.
One class will be for window dec
grafton, another for doorway decor
and a third for the most beautiful
Christmas home from an overall
standpoint.
The entries will be judged pri-
marily for originality, effectiveness
and artistic design. with considera-
ton also given to the lighting neces-
sary to set of displays effectively
The size of the displays will be the
/ least important factor insofar as
the judging is concerned.
In ADDITION To the prizes, water
proof ribbons will be presented to
winners so that their homes may
| be identified,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
'WCTU Plans Fete
For Miss Smart =,

"A farewell reception for Miss
Elizabeth Smart, former legislative
chairman for the National Woman S
Christian Temperance Union and
newly elected national correspond
ing secretary. is being planned by
the District WCTU on December II
at the home of the District lirst
vice president. Mrs. Guy F. Gloss
brenner, 1886 Fulton street NV.
Miss Smart Is leaving washington
for Evanston, Ill, to assume her
new duties at National WCTU head
quarters there.
Mrs. Caroline E. Coates, president
of the District WCTU. will head
the receiving line for the tea which
will be held from to S pm.
The Kalorama Heights WCTU
will hold its monthly meeting at 2
pm. Thursday at the home Of the
president at 1903 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Democratic Club
Plans Bridge Tea

The Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club will have q bridge tea
at 2 pm. Friday in the clubhouse
1926 New Hampshire avenue NV
Mrs. Jackson Davis, who is serving
as chairman, has announced that
there will be bridge prizes, tea and
refreshments.
sAmong those who have reserved
tables are Mrs. w. John Kenney
Mrs. Masten White, Mrs. Jean Lor-
ton Sims, Mrs. st. George L. Sious-
sat, Mrs. Paul Porter, Mrs. Edward
B. Meigs, Mrs. Charles Brand, Mrs
M. Elihu Braverman, Mrs. G. M
Harron and Mrs. Edward r. Hal
loran.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Patrons Named
For Benefit Party

A benefit party will be given Wed
nesday evening by the Women,
Board Of the National Homeopathic
Hospital at 24oo Sixteenth street
NV.
Among the patrons for the event
are the Ambassador of Honduras
and Sonora de Caceres, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Clark H. Woodward, Nine.
Vladimir Rybar, Mrs. T. Franklin
Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle A.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Angel SAM
Mr.. Carl SAM, DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Lalabrisi, Mrs. Robert Root Bennett
Mrs. Alva Brewer and Flying Officer
and Mrs. L. George Mattusch.
Still others are Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Dodge, DR.. and Mrs. Edgar
E. Quayle, DR.. and Mrs. Tomas
Cajigas. Mr.. and Mrs. Wash B.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Lancelot
Sukert. DR.. and Mrs. Mariana
Cajigas and Mrs. Garden F. Warner.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
|DoHology Club
Meets SATURDAY

Members Of the Dollology Club OF
Washington will bring dolls they
have dressed for distribution by the
Family Service Association to their
monthly meeting at 2 pm. Saturday
In the second floor reception room
OF the All -Souis Unitarian Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets NV.
Mrs. James Waldo Fawcett. philan-
thropic chairman, Is in charge 81
the project.
The club has postponed the doll
exhibit planned for last month to
next February. according to an an
nouncement by Miss Irene M.
Pistorio. president Of the club. Mrs.
Elsie Jachowski is chairman Of the
affair, which will also feature puppet
shows and a new list of exhibits in
addition to the ones already planned.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Inner Wheel Club
Luncheon Fridav

Toys and games for the Salvation
Army will be collected by the Inner
Wheel Club at its Christmas lunch
con meeting. at 1915 pm. Friday, at
the Mayf1ower Hotel. Sixty or
seventy dolls, furnished by the Sal
vation Army and dressed by the
club members, also will be on
display.
The dolls will be sent with the
toys and games to Salvation Army
headquarters, where, at Christmas
time, the mothers of needy children
will have an opportunity to make
their selections.
The luncheon program will in
clude Christmas carol singing.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Miscellaneous Clubs

Womsn's NationaI Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1880 pm, luncheon; speaker.
Cabinet Cabinet inisser iridsy, ia: sn p, Sridse
tea.
District League Of Republican Women
Tomorrow, II an. Mayfiower Hotel,
monthly meeting and luncheon: speaker,
Louis H. Bean, economist and analyst
District League Of American Pen Women.
Tuesday, pm, music section. Wed.
dsy' M Lao pm pm: astion srouD: Thsr:-
gay. = 5 p;m IN, radio ,. group saturday' LAY
Cloyd Heck Marvin.
Women's City Cub-Today. 4 to 9 pm,
art tea.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesdsy. noon.
Eva Tn ko LII aux T.nn.sy Se'as %arfea
Apartments.
Shrine of the Sacred Heart-Thursday.
shorehsm Hotel second annual. card
party ana dance, dance: p'm' cards; 10
st: Gertrude's Guild-Tomorrow.. 2 pm,
Wardmsn Park Hotel annual benent
orldge IA surst,en paisy; Kn,...r., c,ur.,wsd
nesdsy and Thursdsy' i4is dalistin
street NV, annual bazaar and turkey
dinner; pm, bazaar; to pm,
dinner.
wemen's Council of National City Chris
eiai hall. 1905 V Vermont = avenue ave NV.
business meeting; noon, luncheon; i
pm. program: speaker, Dr.. L. N. D.
Wells Of Dallas, Tex.
Kalorama HEIGHTS wCTU-Thursday.
pm, 1903 Connecticut avenue NV.
virginia Home Economics Association.
Mount Vernon Homemakers' Section
Wednesday, 8 pm, with Mrs. Harold
z. Meister, 1915 Fifth street south.
Arlington. Christmas party.
National Mothers Memory CIub-Tn1rS.
day. 2 pm. parish hall of st. Mar
saret's Church. Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV, Christmas meeting
Inner Wheel Club Of washinEton-Friday.
1915 pm. Hayhower Hotel. monthly
luncheon meeyhg, Christmas program.
| Women's Board, National Homeopat thic
HospitaI-Wednesday night, Hotel 24o0,
benefit party.
Navy Doctors Wives Club-Thursday,
| ArmyNavy Country Club, luncheon and
| Christmas program.
| Daughters Of the United States Army
| Washington Chapter-Tomorrow. Army
| and Navy Club. monthly luncheon and
election Of officers; speaker, Mrs. John
K. Rice.
DoIlolosy Club .ef washinEton--saturday
2 pm, second-hoor room OF All 6oufs
Unitarian Church.
| ter j. with Mrs. Vesta Eales. 1851
| Sedswick street NV. exemplihcation Of
| the ritual,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
League Policy May Mean Loss
of Mrs. Bra,1uan as Treasurer

Mrs. Thomas said yesterday shs
felt the local board had been lax
In Its support Of the leagues non.
partisan policy last summer when
Mrs. Brannarl offered to resign. The
boards attitude at that time tin.
doubtedly was nurtured by the ab.
cense of the franchise In the DIS
trict and the unusual status OF
Washington residents. she explained.
II feel that ! am speaking for
every member of the board when 7
express my own regret at the pros
pect Of losing Mrs. Brannan's highly
valuable services" she added. "And
I am very proud Of her success as
an outstanding worker In the Demo-
cratic Party. At the same time, the
League of Women Voters ronpar.
tisan policy Is basic to its operations.
and its reputation In this regard
must be zealously upheld"
Mrs. Brannan's husband was As.
sistant Secretary Of Agriculture
when she was elected league treas.
urer. And she has been active In
both the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club and in the party work
Of the Women's Division Of the
Democratic National Committee
since she moved to Washington
more than four years ago.
She said frankly that she has not
felt that her status was changed by
her husbands present post. But 7
don't want to be a source Of EN-.
barrassment to the league If mem-
bers feel that my presence endangers
the organizations Bipartisan
standing" she declared yesterday.
It is expected that the board viii
examine the status of all Of the
board members and attempt to clar.
ify any possible misunderstanding
on eligibility In relation to political
party activity.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
6Otb Anniversarv

Beta Sigma Omicron will cele-
brate the 60th anniversary of its
founding with a dinner on Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Stewart Nc
Bryde, 1890 Wisconsin avenue NV
Mrs. Judson Cobb, president Of the
local group, will receive reservations
for the affair. Others on the COM
mittee include Miss Elizabeth Mann
and Mrs. McBryde.
The program will include paper
by Miss Veryl Schult on The Amer
ican College Fraternity" and poetry
readings by Miss Matte Richards
Tyler. The sorority was founded at
Columbia, Mo, and its chief philan-
thropy is the Pine Mountain School
Evening star., 1948-12-05

t A report that the District League
of Women Voters Is about to lose
the services of It's hard working
treasurer was confirmed yesterday
when 1t was learned that Mrs,
Charles F. Brannan has sent her
resignation to the league president,
Mrs. John F. Thomas.
It Is not that the energetic and
busy wife of the Agriculture Secre-
tary isn't perfectly willing to COM
plete the two-year term for which
she was elected in May, 1947.
The question has arisen, however,
as to whether her status as a cabi-
net officers wife and active worker
for the Democratic Party makes her
ineligible for service on the board of
the league, which is a nonpartisan
organization.
The resignation will be taken up
at the leagues board meeting to-
morrow. Mrs. Thomas said.
It's acceptance would be a re-
versal Of q decision made by board
members last June when Mrs.
Brannan' informally offered to re-
sign after her husband was ap-
pointed to the cabinet. although she
expressed her willingness to remain
in ofice.
Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national
president of the league, called Mrs.
Brannan's status to the attention
Of the local league, following the
meeting of the national board held
here early in November. Several
board members questioned Mrs
Brannan's position on the District
board at the time, she declared.
"We want and encourage ou1
members to participate actively in
politics" she said But it is the
policy Of the. league that boaro
members who are actively engaged
in party politics should resign from
the board.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
AnnuaI Breakfast

Archbishop Patrick A. OBoyle
will be guest of honor at the annual
communion breakfast of the Arch
diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses
at 1890 am. next Sunday at the
Raleigh Hotel. 2 E.. 5a
The breakfast will be held follow
ing the groups attendance at 8
o'clock mass to be celebrated by the
Rev. Ignatius Smith, spiritual di-
rector Of the council.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Civic and Study Clubs

washington Club-Tomorrow; II am.
morning book review. Tuesday: II an: n
esndis5 in FI,enas the
dnRR.q R@ .pssfef aafason Dr. Teu5a5esssa ao1sa.a &
Deskl."
District ts.rus Of yG%se ySssssTass
cussion; speaker. Dr.. Redvers opie Of
Brookings. Institution; Germans; ,i. 70, G
81 a.sda2 hGn' s5 q p 1hs Ess!@fs MeLean osfdens
nssS nnsIss10rhood group; discussion topic
League Of Women Voters Of Arlington.
Wednesday. SIS pm; PER- Psrshins g.l3'1y Drlye
SPEAKER, s Grover Ensley. economist. The
sne Res Of u. Sedsss S,aons Fses Wes2e REey in Pro-
County-Tuesday. opening sessions oi
United Natiens weTkshopSsbi 10 Mstbo. am
as1 9Fnas churcS EVENING Sortshop
street. Chevy Chase. Wednesday. s:15
Rrs Ionis sHsf g pfna ReseimbaI fnsn aois Lanier
drive. .VSilver Spring. Friday, 10 M
soardsof Direetors with Ms Mbsvv He5sss 5ase
American Association of University Women.
Alexandria Branch-Tuesday. PM
Cheauire House, 90: king] street street; sppsne panel
discussion, AleXdnorla Puplc SCiOol
Program" Wednesday. 8 pm, arts
group, with Mrs. Cecil T. Dees, 3147
Martha Custis drive: discussion, "Ce-
ramics Among the Romans and ltahans
AAUW, Silver Spring Braneh-Tomorrow,
SPIN, music group, with Mrs. Robert
Peterson. 9lO9 Eton street wednesday
8 pm, creative writing sroup, with mrs
koma Park, Nd.
Twentieth Century Club-Thursday, II
am. civics-education section, tour OF
Friendship House and Gallinger Hospi-
tai. Friday, 2 pm. garden section to
meet in Natural History Building, Room
43: speaker. Mrs Robert Ash: program
Making Your Own Christmas Decora-
tious'
Evening star., 1948-12-05
On the Engagement Pad

Town Ciub-Tomorrov, 1915 Pm. Parrot
Executive Board meeting.
Ladies' AUXILIARY, Southeast Hebrew Auxil.
iary-Today, Coral Hal chanukah
si:tsrhoed Of .Adas Israel CONGREGATION
tomorrow. 1:30 pm, Adas Israel Syn.
1Eogue, 900 I street NV. membership
Eona EnshfSn fsIsna speske5 \ Mrs Pearl KTauss Of
tion-Wednesday, $40 pm, with Mrs
Alvin Morgenstein. 1920 Rodman street
NV, bazaar shower.
Asudath Achim Sisterhood - Tomorrow
seventh stT..s Ss NV .sf.Sa ss' Bos9
meeting.
Women's American ORT-Tomorrow, 1C
an Am to 4:l6 pm. Willard Hotel, all.
United Daushtsrs Of the Confeder.ey-To.
Chapter. Confederate Memorial asi Hail
1922 Vermont avenue NV. silver tea
Tome, TomorreE: y. ;. $40 g;m.'. Soniederate Ne.
national convention reports.
National Society Of New ENGLAND Women
pm. with Mrs. otto Hammeriund, 773i
Sixteenth street NV, luncheon.
tion-Tomorrow. 10 am. to 9 pm
Americanism Committee. webster Amer.
ieenfzatton School. Tenth and H street!
NV, white elephant sale. Tuesday
1880 pm. Frances Scott Chapter with
Mrs. Virginia Heckert Lambert, 141i
L Tuesday, pm. Continental Dame,
Chapter, Chapter House. Christina.
shower: speaker, Mrs. Harry M. Howard
chapter, Chapter House. Christmas pro: pro.
Chapter, chspters House; Christina:
party Thursday. pm, Thomas Mar.
shall Chapter. Chapter House: speakers
Miss Minnie Hunt, State chairman oil
Manual for Citizenship Committee, and
Mrs. Marie Hooker, State chairman oil
approved schools. Friday: pm. Amer.
ican Liberty Chapter, with Mrs. J. Bond
Smith. 1869 Eastern avenue, Takoms
chairman OF genealosical records. ano
Mrs. Hooker Friday. 9 pm, Susan
Riviere Hetzel Chapter. Chapter House
Christmas meeting. Friday. pm.
Army and Navy Chapter, Chapter House
Frances Scott Chapter. Pilgrim Lutheran
| Church, Westsate. Nd. nag presentation
to Girl Scout Troop. 800: Saturday.
pm. Col. John Donelson Chapter. Chap.
| ter House, Christmas meeting. Satur.
| day, 2:30 pm, Monticello Chapter. Ar.
| linston National Cemetery. dedication o.
| OAR marker In memory Of former regent
Ma rohn a Hammond
Evening star., 1948-12-05

IcEuldGlOI1S. AllQ VIC OOIl SOociP
one of the members laughingly ex.
= planned last week.
What do they talk about while
their needles fly?
Well, it's mostly about their
grandchildren these days. Some of
the members are active in church
work and that, too, comes up for
discussion.
The club has marked its ami
versaries every five years and the
4oth was celebrated at a supper
party at the Shoreham Hotel, fol-
lowed by an informal gathering at
the home of Mrs. G. E. Sullivan.
Such events, however, are very
rare. Regular meetings are held at
the homes of members. And these
sessions take place every Tuesday
evening throughout the year, includ-
ing the summer season when most
clubs discontinue activities.
Some of the members belong to
small Red Cross unit which sews for
the boys at Walter Reed. At the
Tuesday evening club sessions, how
ever, members sew on whatever
happens to strike their fancy at the
moment.
Some knit or crochett others
bring their darning, and still others
may spend the evening working on
embroidery. With so many grand
mothers in the group. good bit OF
the handwork goes into something
for the "grands."
The entire membership, which
now numbers IL, usually turns out
for the meetings. Failure to be pres
ent is accounted for by sickness,
emergencies or absence from town.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Christmas Programs
ScbednedbyC Clubs
For C0ming Week

A Christmas program is planned
by the Navy Doctors Wives Club
for its December luncheon, to be
held Thursday at the Army Navy
Country Club.
Each member is to bring q toy,
wrapped and marked, as q dona-
ton to the Navy Relief. These will
be given for Christmas to the needy
children and orphans Of enlisted
men.
The club Is also donating gifts
for q number of older people and
invalids on the Navy Relief list, and
is contributing q large turkey to
the free Christmas dinner being
given at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club.
A Christmas play will be pre-
sented at q meeting Of the Uni
versity Park Woman's Club to be
held at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the
University Park Elementary School.
The Fine Arts Committee and the
choral group will participate.
Ofncers Of the State and County
Federation Of Women's Clubs and
the teachers Of University Park
School will be special guests. Mrs.
Melvin s. Donaldson is chairman
of hostesses, assisted by Mrs, j.
Kenneth Ableiter, Mrs. Richard p.
Burgee, Mrs. Frank p. Cullinan,
Mrs. r. M. Grant, Mrs. g. G. Mkt
foroff, Mrs. Charles Piozet, Mrs.
Howard NJ Smith and Mrs. Frank
M. Stephen.
The yuletide meeting of the Ma
tional Mothers Memory Club will
be held at 2 pm. Thursday in the
parish house of st. Margaret's
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place. Mrs. Lee Price
Calfee. president, will preside.
Plans for the Christmas party tc
be given at the Aged Women's Home
will be completed. The program will
feature a reading, "The White
Woolly Lamb" by Miss Edith Allnui
of the District Story Tellers' League
The Woman's Club of Greenbelt
will hold its annual Christmas party
at 8:15 pm. Thursday in the social
room at the Center School. Christ.
mas in q Country School" will be
the theme Of the party.
Mrs. Orville M. Slye Is chairman
of the committee for the party, as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Brautigam
Mrs. David Granahan, Mrs. Samuel
L. Houlton, Mrs. E. Leland Love
Mrs. Harry B. McNeel and Mrs
Ralph H. Neumann.
Members will bring gifts for the
hospitalized servicemen and women
in the area.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Bazaar Sb0Ue

The Hanita Club Of the Pioneer
Wonens Organization win hold o
bazaar shower Wednesday at $50
pm. at the home Of Mrs. Alvin
Morgensteiri. e020 Rodman street
NV. - -
Shower gifts will be contributed
to the Pioneer Women's annual
bazaar to be held December 1sth
and 18th at Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Club

Mrs. LIE Roy Cotter. president OF
the Excelsior Literary Club, ano
members of the group will be enter
tanned at a luncheon to be held
at noon Tuesday at the Kennedy
Warren. Mrs. Alice v. Creque
assisted by Miss Eva G. Elliott, will
be hostess. The program will in
clude reading Of q paper by Mrs
z. v. Carr,
Evening star., 1948-12-05
COLONY to Meet

Slides depicting New England
scenes will be shown by Mrs. G. A.
Briggs at q meeting of the Phyllis
Lyman Colony of the National So
ciety of New England Women at
1890 pm. Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Otto Hammerlund, 7725 Six
teentn street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Group Has No Officers or Regulations
SetVing Club Of Takoma Park
Marks Its 10Th anniversary
Bv Frances Lide

Sewing recently celebrated
anniversary others who
the occasion
Although has met continuously
years. formal rules and
gospathough been accused of it,
Evening star., 1948-12-05

TO MODEL FOR BENEFIT.
Brunette MARI Elizabeth Bakeney and blond MGrgery
clifford make an attractive pair they model oo of the ooDs
to be shopn the fashion show to be guen at $50 pm
Wednesday for the benefit the building fund OF the All
Saints Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase Daughter OF Col
and Mrs CresDeU Blakeney the former made her
debut last Christmas Miss clifford the daughter OF the
Specal Counsel President and Mrs. Clark CLIFFORD The
fashion pu be eiven at the Womans CLUB OF cheuy
Chase by the afternoon group OF the Woans Auray OF An
Saints Church. -Stdr StdU Photo.