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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
5ADLIER5 ENJOY EXTENSIVE TRIP
 WHILE IN STATES
Juneau Float Is Entered in Elks Parade dt PhiIa-
 delphid Meeting

Joe Sadlier has returned to Ju- neau after five week absence dur ing which time he and his wife toured good portion of the States and attended the National Elks con- vention held in Philadelphia the first part of July. Mrs. Sadlier stop- ped in Ketchikan on the return trip and expects to be there for about 10 days while visiting her mother Mrs. Edith Olsen and her sister, Mrs. E. Ryus.
 Saclier said he met Cash Cole and wife while in Philadelphia, and as fate would have it, Cole recently acquired 26 foot trailer. By put ting two heads together, getting a bucket of bright red paint and sev- eral packages of purple and white streamer paper, Sadlier and Cole temporarily made the trailer into float for the Juneau lodge, and re- ceived much comment when enter ing 1t in the Philadelphia Elks pa- rade July 8. Sadlier said a large Alaska flag was painted on the back, with the sides reading JUNEAU BPOE APO" in bright red letters.
 Further evidence that the world isn't such a large place was uncov- cred when MT. and Mrs. Sadlier met Bill Bates, Ketchikan banker, dur ing their stay in Philadelphia. More in the way of old acquaintences came about when the Sadliers visited the International Settlement in San Francisco and met an entertainer who had formerly been at the Bara- nof Hotel in Juneau.
 Points visited on the Sadlier va- cation included one day visit to Annette to see their son Joe, and stays in Seattle, Chicago, Atlantic City. New York City, New Bruns- wick, points in Colorado and sev- eral cities on the coast including San Francisco. sadlier was especial ly impressed with the hospitality of San Francisco which was enjoyed for the better part of week.
 Sadlier said the Cash Coles plan to return here in September after
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to cooperate with the Coast Guard in any manner possible. At today's meeting. the letters composition was commended by the entire membership of the Chamber.
 Inspector Coming
 The Chamber was notified today by Rear Admiral J. E. Stika, Con- mander of the 18th Coast Guard District. that the Coast Guard has decided to send Merchant Marine Inspection Representative to Ju- neau. This branch of the service had previously established its office here but was transferred last year to Ketchikan.
 Admiral Stika said that his office is taking steps to have such representative authorized and hopes that the action will soon materialize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
Miss Shirley Davis
 Honored dt Shower

A bridal shower honoring Miss Shirley Davis, who will become the bride of MT Anthony Reed of New York City this fall, was given last evening by Miss Merton Cass.
 The guests presented Miss Davis with pieces for her sterling table ware.
 Guests at the affair were Mes danes Verne Harris. Eugene Wood, John Fournie. Jack Jones, Al Cooley, Norman Buoy, John lCass, Kenneth Wingate and the Misses Grace Berg, Mary Sperling, Susy Winn, Joyce Smith, Dorothy Thi5odeau, Frances Paul, Patti Davis, Margaret Femmer, Irene Williams, Helen Saale, Bertha Eoff and Emma Nielsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
Absentee St0rk Shower Given for
 Mrs. Fred Baxter

The Tuesday Night Sewing Club gave an absentee stork shower Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Fred Baxter. The honored guest and her new son, who was born Monday morning, are at present enjoying a stay at St. Ann's Hos- pital. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Harold zenger, Mrs. Or vile Osborne, Mrs. Gordon Ander- son and Mrs. Norman Buoy. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Buoy.
 The table was decorated with two storks that supported a clothes line full of baby clothes. The guests sewed and played cootie dur ing the evening.
 Guests at the party were Mes danes Lee Lucas, Bert McCay, John Fournie and Eugene Wood.
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YUKON PIONEERS ANNUAL PICNIC IN
 SEATTLE SUNDAY

SEATTLE, Aug. 5-lR-Alaska Yu- kon pioneers and ladies of the Gold en North will hold their annual pie nic at Woodland Park Sunday. Plans for the annual reunion commemora ting the 1898 Gold Rush will be dis cussed Northern Chief Ed Wilkinson announced.
 The reunion will be held in Van- cuver B. C., August 12-l5. The sourdough special train, bringing delegates from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland areas, is expected to arrive here next Wednesday on its way to Vancouver.
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Alaska announced today the Re- publican Headquarters for the Terri tory of Alaska have been opened at PA Ferry way Office hours will temporarily be from Il o'clock in the morning until in the afternoon, with open hours being expanded at later date.
 Purpose of the office is to act in conjunction with other Alaska districts in putting the Republican cause to the voters in the Territory. Full mailing of each district will be covered from the office and CO., operation will be extended to all
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

other Alaska Districts and to their candidates for the october 12 Ter ritorial election.
 A Republican get together" din- ner is being arranged at the Salmon Creek Country Club, August 18.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
LIKES ALASKA

Bch Czerny of Westfield. N. J., has decided to become an Alaskan
 nr two days here. Czerny, who will work on a construction crew at Mt. Edgecumbe, has decided that Alaska is a good country for dairy farming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
JOE HUGHES .pAREn1S
 OF LITTLE DAUGHTER

Joe Hughes said this morning that he's not having too much luck with the Dollys, but that he and his wife are having everything their way when speaking of daugh- ters.
 Durlene Mae found her way into the Hughes household Saturday af- ternoon via St. Ann's Hospital and is now doing fine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

Evelyn Hyatt and Eileen King oi Ahoskie. N. C., are. Juneau vis- itors and are guests at the Baran- of Hotel.
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REPUBLICAN, OFFICE E OPENED IN JUNEAU;
 CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY

Elton Engstrom, Chairman of the Republican Party of Alaska and Howard D. Stabler, Republican com- mitteeman for the First Division of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05

The life span of an ant frequently reaches IS years. unusually long for an insect.
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visiting Nova Scotia, the Salt Lake City area and coming up the coast to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-05
FROM FAIRBANKS

Coming in from Seattle yester- day via PAA Clipper, Dan Poz- nan of Fairbanks, is in Juneau staying at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Federation Plans
annual Luncheon

Senator Alexander Wiley, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin, will be the
principal speaker at the annual
luncheon of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs to be held
on May II at the Mayhower Hotel.
Mrs. Truman heads the list OF
honor guests who will attend the
affair. Others are Nine. van Klef-
fens, wife of the Netherlands Am
basSador: Mrs. Narciso Ramos, wife
Of the Minister Counselor of the
Philippine Embassy; Mrs. Arthur
H. Vandenberg. wife of the senior
Michigan Senator; Mrs. J. L. Blair
Buck, president of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, and Mrs
Mamie Lander, right worthy grand
secretary of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
A feature of the program will
be the presentation of four native
dances by members of the Philip
pine Embassy staff. Musical en-
tertainment will be contributed by
Mrs. Marie Deal, soprano, and
Thomas N. Leef, baritone.
DR.. Earl F. Fowler of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church will open the
luncheon with an invocation, and
Mrs. Edward c. Magdeburger. Dis
trict Federation president, will pre-
side.
Mrs. William o. Gale, assistant
treasurer of the federation, is in
charge Of reservations and arrange
ments for the luncheon,
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.Elenita Dyer,
Col. J. H. Bate
Engaged to We'd

OF much interest in the capital
Is the announcement made by Capt.
Robert Allan Dyer, U. S. N. and Mrs
Dyer of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elenita Dyer to 1t
Col. James H. Bate, U. s. A.
Miss Dyer is the granddaughter
Of the late Sir Martin and Lady
Forster Of London. England ard OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allan
Dyer of Auburn. N. Y. She is the
niece OF Sir. Donald and Lady Field
OF London, and Mrs. Berenice East
wood of Oakland, Calf. A graduate
of the Maret School she attended
the College of William and Mary and
is member Of the Sulgrave Club.
Col. Bate is the son of Mr. anc
Mrs. George Albert Bate of Con-
cord, N. c. He is a graduate of
Davidson College and attended the
United States Military Academy
During World War II, he served in
the Asiatic-Pacific and European
war zones. Throughout the Euro.
pean campaign he commanded the
9th Heavy Motor Battalion, which
landed in Normandy on D-day with
the 4th Division. He was awarded
the Silver Star, Legion OF Merit
Bronze Star with Cluster and the
Purple Heart. At present he is as.
signed as military aide to the Sec
retary Of the Army and is an aide
at the White House. He is a membe,
OF the Army Navy Country Club.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Wards Of Count
To Be Helped BY
Club Women

One of the newest projects OF the
Washington Council of Church
Women is the provision of recrea-
tional opportunities for wards Of
the Juvenile Court.
Mrs. John Ebert Chase, chair
man Of child welfare for the coun-
Gil, is in charge Of the project
which is being conducted in CO.
operation with Judge Fay Bentley
and Miss Virginia Clary, director
Of social work at the court. The
services Of council women are being
enlisted in carrying out the project.
A special recreation room has
been provided for boys and girls
between the ages Of 8 and II who
come for conferences with their
probation officers. Here council
workers conduct story hours, show
movies, supervise games and gen.
orally provide q home atmosphere.
This new part Of the project ac-
cording to Miss Eta Mai Russell,
executive secretary of the council,
helps relieve tension in the child
before his conference with the pro-
baton officer and prepares him
for q more relaxed and normal dis
cussion Of his problems.
Another group Of women, Miss
Russell pointed out, is making sur
veys of all churches in the various
communities Of Washington to see
what is being done In the way OF
planned recreational activities and
religious education, particularly dur
ing the summer months.
Mrs. Chase, who Is director OF the
city wide drive to find foster homes
for children who come through the
Receiving Home to the Juvenile
Court. also is directing plans for
the church women's survey.
For ~ years, the Council of
Church Women has worked with
the Juvenile Court, contributing
services that supplement the work
Of the probation officers.
1t will soon begin work on one of
it's yearly projects, the sending Of
boys and girls who have been cleared
through Juvenile Court to summer
camps. Council members take en-
tire charge and responsibility foI
the wards. including medical and
dental examinations and funds fol
camp equipment and activities.
Other council projects which aid
Juvenile Court wards include the
annual doll-adoption program, a
year-around shoe fund for not only
the court wards but children at the
Receiving Home, wardrobe room
at the court to provide clothing fol
children and their families. story
hours for children living in con-
gested areas, and provision oi
Christmas funds to families who
need help.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
AlHn1nae Unit Plans
Bridge, Art Exhibit

A benefit bridge and art exhibit
will be sponsored by the afternoon
group of the Kappa Delta Alumnae
Association Of Washington and the
active chapter at American Uni
versity on Friday at Mary Graydon
Hall on the University campus.
The art exhibit, which will be
open to the public from am. to 8
pm, will feature work by Washing
ton Kappa Delta artists. The Ex-
hibit Committee Is composed of Mrs.
John w. Miller and Mrs. John r.
Shanklin of the alumnae associa-
ton, and Miss Barbara Easton Of
the university chapter.
Mrs. Richard L. Hiner Is in charge
of tickets and arrangements for the
bridge party which will be held
from pm. to 4:30 pm. She is
being assisted by Mrs. r. B. Gable
and Mrs. Everett johnson.
Mrs. A. r. Miller will be in charge
OF refreshments with Mrs. Clifford
Colbert, Mrs. Laura N. Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Fountain Thompson as
SiSting
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arlington AAUW
To Hear DR.. Starr

DIR. Anna Spiesman Starr, di.
rector Of Rutgers University psyche
logical clinic, will be guest speaker
at meeting of the Education Com
mittee of the Arlington Branch.
American Association of University
Women, at 8 pm. Thursday at the
Ashton Heights clubhouse, North
Irving street and Pershing drive.
"Child-Parent Relationship" will be
her topic.
DR.. Starr is past president Of
the New Jersey State Division of
the AAUW and formerly State
chairman for education.
Miss Helen Hosp, AAUW national
associate in higher education, and
Miss Christine Heinig, national as
sociate in childhood education, have
been invited to attend the meeting.
Invitations also have been extended
to the Arlington Child Study Group
and to the education study groups
of the Alexandria Branch of the
AAUW.
Mrs. Charles S. Goode, Arlington.
chairman of education; Mrs. j. S.
Kernachan, leader of the School-age
study group, and Mrs. j. L. Man
ming, chairman of the pre-school
group, have arranged the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Bude-Elect Feted

Mrs. Wilkins Cooley entertained
at luncheon today at the Mayfiowel
in honor of Miss Ann Guthrie
daughter of Mrs. William M. Guth-
rie, whose marriage to Mr.. William
Reese Spofford, jr., will take place
July 10. The ceremony will be held
in Bay Head, N. j.. where the Guth-
rie family spend their summers.
Guests at the luncheon included
Miss Rosalind Rust, Mrs. Edmund
E. Pendleton, jr., Miss Mary Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. ]. Edgar Murdock
Mrs. Nathaniel NJ Martin, Mrs
Lawrence Jacobsen, Miss Louise
Hamilton, Mrs. Spencer Davis, Mrs
Kimball Dieuaide, Mrs. Henry T. AL
len, III, Mrs. Hugh r. H. Smith
Mrs. J. B. Cooper, Miss Lucille Cam
alier, Miss Betty Arnold, Mrs. Rich
ard P. Stifel, Miss Julia Barnes, Miss
Benair Mills, Miss Edwina Pou
Walden, Miss Lois Crane, Mrs
Richard West, Mrs. C. Brewster
Chapman and Mrs. Webster Cook
Hayes, III.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Party ut Bottoms
DratVs CabHalHes
1t Cocktail Hour

A goodly number Of Washington
isns headed Chevy Chase way yes
terday afternoon for the party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Matthew
William Bolton.
In honor Of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Laurence N. McNair, this de-
lightful S to 7 affair was planned
for the garden. Bridal wreath,
azaleas, pink and white dogwood and
hemlocks border the Bottoms lawn
which is surrounded by high fence,
and fiagstone terrace adjoins the
house.
Pretty Mrs. Bolton was unable to
be present yesterday as she Is re-
cuperating from an operation. Mr..
Bolton received with Admiral ana
Mrs. McNair and doing everything
possible to charm the guests was the
hosts cute little 5-year-old daughter,
Valerie, who speaks Spanish fluently.
Admiral and Mrs. McNair are
stopping at the Hay Adams House
during their week in Washington.
They have come up from Lima
Peru, where Admiral McNair, now
retired from the Navy, is director
OF An industrial engineering firm.
During the war he was chief of
staff to the President of Peru end
also chief of. the United States
Naval Mission to Peru. He is presi-
dent of the swanky Foreign Club in
Lima and his daughter, Miss Jare
McNair, is the women's golf cham
pion of Peru.
Last evening Mr.. Bolton enter
tained his honor guests and a few
Of their close friends at supper at
the Columbia Country Club.
Week end houseguests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman are Nine.
Slavko Grouitch, whose husband
came to Washington as Minister Of
the Serbs, Croats and Slovaks right
after the first World War; and Mrs.
Nina L. Duryea, who was head of
the famous Duryea war relief at
that time. The two, who are great
friends. are en- route from South
Carolina and Florida, respectively,
to New York. Mrs Tuckerman gave
luncheon on Friday for her house.
guests at the Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Home Economics
.A1Uards Made

High school students who have
been selected for awards by the Dis
trict Home Economics Association
will be among the guests at an asso-
citation dinner to be held at z pm
Wednesday at the Washington Gas
Light Auditorium. The students Sc
lected as outstanding in home eco
nomics are Miss Mary Spitsbergen
Central High School; Miss Barbara
Lee Wilson, Eastern; Miss Joan
Blakelock, Coolidge; Miss Nancy
Louise Runyan, Woodrow Wilson
Miss Dolores Cough, Mckinley: Miss
Nancy May, Roosevelt; Miss Janice
Ritter, Anacostia, and Miss Helen
Gordon. Burdick.
Another feature of the meeting
will be the induction of home eco
nomics seniors of George Washing
ton University into the association
Those who will be made members
are Miss Gladys Weeks, Miss Jessie
Lamb, Miss Barbara Longaker, Mis-.
Edna Hughes, Miss Ann Forbes, Miss
Geraldine Brown and Miss Oma
Hillard.
The guest speaker at the meeting
will be Ida Jean Kain whose SUBJ
ject will be Stretch Your Imagina.
tion."
Evening star., 1948-05-03
I TakOma Park Club

Mrs. June Wilbur, assistant pro-
fessor in the College of Home Eco
nomics at the University Of Mary
land, will be guest speaker at a
meeting OF the Takoma Park
Women's Club to be held Tuesday
at the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. Her subject will be In
formation on Textiles"
Mrs. S. Edward Widdifield is
chairman for the luncheon to be
served at noon.
The annual tea in honor of new
members of the club will be given
from 3 to pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Wallace C. Masathan,
7401 Blair road NV,
Evening star., 1948-05-03
|COLette d. Streit
" eds Ne1V Yorker
At St. Mattbe1V's

In st. Matthews Cathedral at
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon, Miss
Colette Defrance STREET became the
bride OF Mr.. Thomas N. Schroth of
Brooklyn, NJ Y. She is the daugh-
ter Of the author of Union Now"
and editor Of Freedom and Union"
magazine, Mr.. Clarence X. STREET
and Mrs. Streit. The bridegroom
is the son of Mr.. Frank D. Schroth,
publisher Of the Brooklyn Eagle
and Mrs. Schroth.
The Rev. j. B. Argaub ofiiciated
at the ceremony which was follow
ed by q reception at the home
OF the brides parents.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an off-the shoulder
white net gown trimmed with lace,
long white net gloves and q face
veil OF illusion She carried white
roses, lilies OF the valley and white
sweet peas. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Jeannette STREET,
who was costumed in light green
marqu1sette and carried q bouquet
Of spring flowers.
Mr.. Raymond Schroth was best
man for his brother.
After the reception the couple left
for a wedding trip to Savannah, Ga
They will make their home In
Brooklyn, where Mr.. Schroth is a
member OF the news staff of the
Brooklyn Eagle. He was formerly
with Time, Inc. and later with
the United Press. An alumnus of
Dartmouth College. he served for
three years with the Army Air
Forces.
Mrs. Schroth studied at the In
ternational School in Geneva,
Switzerland and was graduated
from the Holton Arms School here.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Eleanor TAlPaln
Becomes Bride

Miss Eleanor Talpalar, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Talpalar
was married last evening to Mr.
Samuel Jay Rosenfeld, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. Rosenfeld. The
ceremony took place at Hotel 2400
and Rabbi Solomon H. Metz Of
floating.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore gown of white slip
per satin with veil of illusion held
in place by seed pearl tiara and
she carried gardenias and lilies
centered with a white orchid.
Mrs. Wolfe Felderman was mat
ron of honor and she wore navy blue
lace and she carried brandyWine
roses. The Misses Rita Rosenfeld
and Esther Resnick wore pale blue
lace gowns and carried brandywine
roses.
Mr.. Arnold Seigel was the best
man and the ushers were Cadet
Jay Talpalar, and the Messrs.
Auron Maser, Morton Silberstein
and Alfred Burka.
After wedding trip to New York
and Bermuda the newlyweds will
reside in Washington
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Flyers to Meet

A combined meeting OF the Wash
ington chapters of the 99's, Wasps
and Women Flyers of America will
be held at pm. tomorrow at 29OC
Connecticut avenue. Beatrice Louise
Ecks, Wing Scout adviser of the
Girl Scouts of America will be the
guest speaker. and Mrs. Florence
Sartoris. who holds a similar posi-
tion in the District Girl Scouts, will
lead a discussion on how the three
aviation groups can participate in
the Wing Scout program.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Installation Set

New officers of Theta Chapter OF
Beta Sigma Phi will be installed al
meeting to be held tomorrow al
the sorority clubrooms, 1907 I street
NV.
Mrs. Dorothy Rowan will be in
stalled as president and other new
officers are Mrs. Jessie Eslinger, vice
president: Mrs. Jerry Field, record
ing secretary; Miss Eileen Van Vliet
corresponding secretary; Miss Mar
guerite Carlson, treasurer. and Miss
Mary Bass and Miss Evelyn Trickett
council representatives. Mrs. Walter
A. Shead will continue as the chap
ter's social director.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Miss Patsy Perry
Weds Dr.. Kruger

Miss Patsy Mattice Perry. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bershad
Perry, became the bride last evening
of DR.. David Kruger of Alexandria
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kruger
of Norfolk. The ceremony was per-
formed at. 6 o'clock at the Shore
ham Hotel, with DR.. Hugo B. Schifi
officiating.
White lilies and snapdragons and
tapers decorated the ballroom and a
dinner party followed the ceremony
Barnee and his orchestra played the
wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore a gown
OF white satin, finger tip veil held
by tiara of seed pearls and she
carried a white prayer book topped
with white orchids and showereo
with streamers and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Donna Smith of Philadelphis
was the maid of honor and she wore
pink taffeta gown, a shoulder.
length veil to match and she car.
ried talisman roses and blue del.
phinium.
Mr.. Morris Kruger was the best
man for his brother and the ushers
were the Messrs. Morris Kruger
Louis Kruger. Howard Perry, Stan
ley r. Marcus, Fred Rosenstock
Daniel Kruger and DR.. Joseph Men
aker and DR.. John High.
After southern wedding trip the
couple will make their home in
Alexandria.
Mrs. Kruger attended Mary Wash
lngton College and Queens College
In Charlotte, N. C. The bridegroom
attended William and Mary College
and is graduate of Pennsylvania
College of Optometry. DR.. Kruger
has done graduate work at George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Lyon Village Glib

A reception for new members will
be a feature Of the monthly meet
ing of the Womens Club of Lyor
Village to be held at 8 pm. Wed.
nesday at the Community Meth
odist Church, Key boulevard and
North Bryan street.
Charles Lilies of the Arlington
County Health Department will
present two films on recreation and
Mrs. Richard Owens and Mrs. Harry
Howard will report on the District
Institute recently held in Berryville
Highlights of the State convention
III Richmond will be given by Mrs
Paul Myatt and Mrs. w. B. Tubbs.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Gard Party Planned

A scholarship fund for women
graduate students will be started at
a card party to be given at the Stat
Ter Hotel on May Is by the Cath
olic University Alumnae.
Mrs. Fred V. Murphy is serving
as general chairman for the party
and is being assisted by Mrs. Paul
Fitzpatrick, Miss Winifred MacNeil
and Miss Vivian Barr. Officers OF
the alumnae association who are
aiding in plans for the benefit are
Miss Marion Wolberg, president;
Mrs. Daniel Carroll, vice president:
Miss Marcella Maloy, corresponding
secretary. and Miss Helen Mullaly,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Spring Luncheon

Mrs. Roy D. Whitlock, president
OF the Maryland State Federation
Of Women's Clubs, will be guest
speaker at the annual spring lunch
con of the Woman's Club Of Ken
sington on Friday at the Manor
Club of Montgomery County. A
musical program will be presented
by Mrs. Don Carroll, accompanied by
Mrs. Charles Thomson. Mrs. Walter
B. Wells will give the club history.