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Evening star., 1948-03-15
Couple Honeymoon
In Ne1V York Civ

Miss Sylvia Bordenick, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bordenick
became the bride yesterday after.
noon of Mr.. Charles Greenbaum
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Green.
baum. Mr.. Harry j. kaufman Of
f1ciated at the $3.50 o'clock ceremony
in the Beth Sholom Synagogue.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a white satin gown
embroidered with seed pearls. Hel
f1ngertip veil fell from a seed pear
tiara and she carried a spray o1
white orchids.
The bridegroom's sister, Miss
Elaine Greenbaum, was maid o1
honor wearing royal blue satin ano
Mrs. Arthur Sheinbaum and Mrs
Melvin Klavan were matrons o1
honor costumed In aqua chiffon
and lavender velvet respectively
The bridesmaids, Miss Pearl Suls
Miss Esther Bordenick, Miss Annette
Goode, Miss Mimi Greenbaum, Mrs
Leonard Kligman and Mrs. Robert
Enten, were dressed In ice blue satin
All attendants carried mixed spring
flowers.
Mr.. Irwin Greenbaum was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were the Messrs. Harry Goode, Sid
ney Liss, Gerald Hickman, Gilbert
Fleisher. Martin Magaziner and Mr.
Kligman.
Marsha Ann Good was flower
girl and Ronald Jay Sheinbaum
was ring bearer.
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|Fare1UeII Partv

Another farewell .sfets was. giyer
yesterday for Mrs Cleveland "A
Newton who shortly will move tt
Philadelphia. Sharing honors witt
her yesterday was her son, MI. john
Newton who has been transferred
to Philadelphia by the Departanenl
OF Justice. Hostesses yesterday vert
Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow and Mrs
James J. Durnan and the late after.
noon party was given In the apart.
ment of Col. and Mrs. Renfrow ir
the Farnsboro.
Mrs. Renfrow, wearing pale Law.
endar, and Mrs. Duran, in black bal.
lerino skirt and white bodice, stoot
in the drawing room with theil
guests of honor to receive. Purple
iris formed the center piece on the
attractive tea table and were fankec
by yellow candles.
Comdr. and Mrs. Edward r. Hal.
loran, Comdr. and Mrs. Gardner
Luce and Col. Felipe Munilla ane
Sonora de Munilla were among the
guests. Others who called were Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Boyer, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs
Jackson Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Vennell. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Livesey
and MIR. and Mrs. Eldon P. King.
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Mrs. Carl L0meu
'Feted at Luncheon

Mrs. Carl Lomen, the former Miss
Laura Volstead, daughter of the
author of the Volstead Act, was
the guest of honor at a luncheon
today. Mrs. Hugh R. Brown was
hostess to a group of ten friends
in her home.
Mrs. Lomen, who now makes her
home in Nome, Alaska, has been
visiting here for about a month
but will leave the Capital to return
to Alaska the end of this week
She has many friends here where
she formerly made her home when
her father, the late Representative
Andrew j. Volstead, was a member
OF Congress from Minnesota.
Other guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. Ernest Mcfarland, Mrs. Arthur
Watkins, Mrs. Carl Curtis, Mrs,
Joseph Leonard, Mrs. Charles Hoff-
man. Mrs. Horace Smithy, Mrs.
Donald Pippenger, Mrs. Arthur
Holtsberg and Mrs. Albert Grorud.
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Club IN Alexandria
Plans Benefit PARTY

"A benefit party which viii follow
the lines Of q tom Breneman
Breakfast in Hollywood" is being
planned by the Alexandra Wom-
ans Club for April 81.
The affair, which will be held In
the Cameron Street Recreational
Center, will get underway at 1890
am. and continue until 8 p.m.,
with bridge and other games ar
ranged for the afternoon enter
talnment.
One of the features in connec-
ton with the fete will be a good
|neighbor" contest which already
Is underway. Letters nominating
candidates for the award are al
ready being received by the con-
test chairman, Mrs. Harry D. Kirk,
81 West Glendale avenue, Alex
andria. All letters must be sub
mitted no later than April 10. A
board OF judges will determine the
winner who will receive an orchid.
Mrs. John Edgerton is acting as
general chairman, while the Plan
ming Committee includes the presi-
dent, Mrs. Joseph Galloway, jr.,
Mrs. John Aldrich, Mrs. William
Auman, Mrs. William Barr, Mrs.
Thomas Gore, Mrs. William Let
tice, Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. David
Book, Mrs. Davis Duke, Mrs.
James Gaines, Mrs. Marvin F. Hall,
Mrs. Everett Helmuth, Mrs. Elliott
Hoffman, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Kenneth
McCausland, Mrs. j. Herbert
Knight, Mrs. Gustave Shamberger.
Mrs. Robert Stamps, Mrs. L. Ray
Torpy and Mrs. B. Ashburton Trim.
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.Siqn0ra Brambilla
Sailing for Italy

Signora Julia Brambilla has gone
to New York and will sail tomorrow
aboard the Vulcania for Italy. She
will return aboard the same steamer
leaving Italy June and will joir
her brother. Mr.. George Won L
Meyer fn tffeir summer home, Rock
Maple, at Hamilton, Mass. Rock
Maple was the summer home ot
Ethesr parents. the late forrner3Sec.
(retaTy of the Navy; and Mrs. Gearge
ven b. Meyer The house waG sc
large that following their DEATH II
was divided and the half inherited
by Mrs. Philip o. Coffin was moved
to another part of the property and
named Blueberry Hill.
Signora Brambilla was here fol-
the benefit concert last week which
the Washington Chapter of the
American Friends for italian Aid
sponsored. Signora Brambilla is the
originator and director of the Wash
ington branch and was extremely
gratified at the success of the bene-
At from which $1,000 was cleared.
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Doris BaLders0n
Weds Mr.. YOUeLI

Miss Doris Balderson, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Balderson, and Mr..
Kenneth Yowell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roma B. Vowel, were married
at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in
the Douglass Memorial Methodist
Church. The Rev. Frank Jaggers
omciated and the reception was
held at the Admiral Club.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Arthur B. La
Cost. She wore a lace-trimmed
white satin gown and f1ngertip
veil. She carried an old-fashioned
bouquet.
Miss Mary e. Vowel was maid
Of honor and the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Norma Kent, Miss Antoinette
Sansone and Miss Betty Applegate.
They wore pink and blue mesh
gowns and carried old-fashioned
bouquets.
The best man was Mr.. James L.
Kent and the ushers were Mr..
Charles Ridgeway, Mr.. William r.
Cruff and Mr.. Ralph Carreton.
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" W0nnen's Council
To Mark Birthday

The Business Women's Council
will celebrate its 30th anniversary
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the chapel
OF the National Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and N streets NV.
The council, which is interde-
nominational is an outgrowth OF
the original Billy Sunday Bible
Glass which the evangelist organ
lied in 1918 at the time Of his revival
services here.
The Rev. L. r. Elson, pastor OF
the National Presbyterian Church
will be. guest speaker. I'VE Look
to the Future" will be the subject
of his talk. Mrs. Gertrude z. Mac
Donald is president OF the council.
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Crippled Children
Benefit Thursday

Tickets for the opening Of the
Dupont Theater for the benefit of
the Society for Crippled Children
Thursday night are selling fast
Because Of the size of the attractive
new theater, tickets for the affair
are limited. If you have not made
your reservation, phone the So
ciety's headquarters, Hobart 8724.
Mrs. William e. Borah is one ot
the leading sponsors for the benefit
premiere of "The Roosevelt Story,
for which the entire proceeds will
go to help some little crippled child
Others who are patrons for thu
benefit, where coffee will be served
during and after the performance
by members of the younger set, are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake, Senator
Arthur Capper, DR.. and Mrs. Mont.
gomery Blair, DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Drew, DR.. and Mrs. Hobart M. Corn.
ing, DR.. Ella Oppenheimer, Rabbi
and Mrs. Norman Gerstenfeld, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gayle T. Judd and DR.. and
Mrs. c. d. Lowe.
Also sponsoring the worthy event
are DR.. and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas
DR.. Tomas Robert Cajigas, Flying
Ofdcer and Mrs. Clarence George
Mattusch, DR.. and Mrs. Paul Gala
bresi, Comdr. and Mrs. John Elwell
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massenella, DR.
and Mrs. Dan Pizer, Mr.. and Mrs
James G. Dulin, jr. Miss Mary
Bourke, Miss Barbara Messick, Miss
Terese Forest, Miss Mary Ann
Barber, Miss Edna Gilbert, Miss
Margaret Rogers and Miss Mary
Stuart Montague Price,
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TOBe Feted

DR.. Oscar Ivanissevich, the re-
firing Argentine Ambassador, will
be the honor guest at a luncheon on
Wednesday at the Pan American
Union. The Ambassador, who is
q member of the Governing Board
of the Pan American Union, will
be feted by the other members OF
the Board at a farewell party.
Although the date of Ambassador
Ivanissevichs departure has not
been announced yet, the luncheon
is taking place at this time because
most of the Governors of the Pan
American Union will be leaving the
Capital very soon. They are getting
ready for the Ninth international
Conference of American States
which will open in Bogota, Colombia
on March 30.
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In the Bridal Procession

son of Mrs. George Allen Pierce
jr., and the late Mr.. Davies.
The wedding took place recently
IN st. Patrick's Episcopal Church
the Rev. Dr.. Charles Warner Off
ciating at sthe ceremony, and the
bride, who is the daughter Of the
late Mr.. Lawrence, was given In
marriage by her grandfather, Mr.
Aubrey Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles William Nauhauser
sister Of the bride, was her matron
OF honor and Mr.. Pierce was best
man for the bridegroom.
Fisher.Domino, o,cski
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Sally Domi-
nowski, daughter of MIR. Walter
Dominowski Of Pittsburgh and the
late Mrs. Dominowski, to Mr.. Philip
A. Fisher of Rockville. The wedding
took place In st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church In Rockville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher have gone to
Phoenix, Ariz., where they will
make their home.
Miss Norma Martini, Of Connells.
vile, Pa, was maid Of honor al
the wedding and the best man was
Mr.. Lawrence Fritz Of Silver Spring
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Course ON Making
Jew6lry Offered to
.H0sbitaL Teachers

An intensive two-weeks' course
in jewelry making to equip volun-
teers for instruction in hospitals
here is being offered by the Arts
and Skills Service of the District
Red Cross, April 5-15.
Sterling silver will be used as
the teaching medium and gradu-
ates will be fitted as accredited
craftsmen in this art.
Because of the difficulties In ar
ranging this class and the expenses
involved, only applicants with artis-
tic background or training in design
will be considered. They must be
located permanently enough in
Washington to give regular and
continued service as volunteers at
least once a week in hospitals here.
Mrs. Bruce johnson Of Heller
town, Pa, who was instrumental
in organizing the shop for the
handicapped at Forest Glen four
years ago, will teach the course. she
has also taught jewelry classes in
colleges and girls schools.
Miss Margaret Craver, an expert
in the field and consulting silver
smith with a jewelry firm, also will
be present at some of the classes
to exhibit small items that can be
related to hospital work.
For the next three weeks a
jewelry store here will feature in
its display window an exhibit of
jewelry and other objects made
by hospitalized servicemen under
the instruction of volunteer arts
and skills workers
Those interested in 1.-The course
should call Mrs. Bruce H. Roberts,
chairman of the Arts and Skills
Service at Red Cross headquarters
for an appointment to discuss &C
ceptance into the class.
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Church Women
WI Hear Talk

Mrs. James e. Sutton Of Jeru.
salem and Trans-Jordan, will b
guest speaker at a meeting Of ths
Woman's Auxiliary OF All SairMs
Church, Chevy Chase, Md, at /
pm. tomorrow.
Mrs. Sutton, whose husband :. Is
engaged in educational work ht
Amman. capital of Trans-Jordsn,
is In this country for the education
Of her three children. A native
OF England, Mrs. Sutton has. for
many years been actively interested
in educational and missionary
work In the Holy Land and will
relate her experiences before
church groups In this country dur
ing her stay.
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Miss Stndebaker,
Mr.. Maztrer to We'd

The engagement of Miss Mary
Agnes Studebaker to Mr.. Robert S
Maurer is announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Richard
Studebaker of Silver Spring.
Miss Studebaker was graduated
from Western Maryland College in
Westminster, Md, where she was a
member of Sigma Sigma Tau
Sorority.
Mr.. Maurer attended Albright
College in Reading, Pa, and Colum-
bia. University in New York. He
served for four years with the
Army Air Corps and now Is with an
advertising firm in Washington.
The. wedding will take place In
April,
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Writers League

Mrs. Clancy Carl, who writes
under the name of Eloise Lowns-
berry, will discuss juvenile book writ-
Ing at a meeting of the Writers
League OF Washington at 8 pm.
Thursday at 1851 Columbia road
NV. Mrs. Carl is to act as Judge
for the leagues current juvenils
book contest and announce the
winners.
The program will also features q
short talk by Clarence Roach son
radio script writing. Entries in the
poetry contest will be due at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1948-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney G. C. Eick.
hoff have returned from their wed.
ding trip in the south and are liv.
ing at 2l00 I street where they have
an apartment in the Barclay. Mr.
and Mrs. Eickhoff wer married re.
Gently In the Luther Place Memo.
rial Church, the Rev. DR.. Ralph
Tabor officiating and the reception
was held in the Lutheran Service
Center on jackson place. The bride
formerly was Miss Florence c. Ness
and was given in marriage by DR.
George Jay Chaillet. She is the
daughter Of the late MIR. and Mrs
Otto L. Ness Of Redwing, MINI
Mr.. Eickhof is son Of Mrs. Joseph
Eickhoh and the late MIR. Eickhoff
Mrs. Alfred o. storvick of Chicago
cousin of the bride, was matron of
honor and her other attendants were
Mrs. Jeremy T. Lipscombe, of Dun
Loring, and Miss Ruth BLACKBURN
Mr.. Walter Klaerner was best man
and the ushers were the Messrs
George Towberman, Paul Herms-
meier, Grant Hagen and Michael
Mihovich.
Beach-G Trabani
Miss Dominica di Trapani
daughter of Mrs. Marco Antonio di
Trapani and the late Mr.. di Ira
pani, was married recently to Mr.
Walter Vernon Beach, jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach also of Wash
ington. The wedding took place In
the Church Of the Nativity, the Rev
Joseph L. Teletchea officiating and
an informal reception followed.
Mr.. Vito di Trapani escorted his
sister to the sanctuary and her sis
ter. Miss Dorothy di Trapani was
her maid of honor. Her cousin
Miss Minnie Launi, and Mrs. Joseph
Burnett acted as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Walter Burnett was best mar
for. his cousin and another cousin
MIR. Joseph Burnett with Mr.fS
seph Iauni, cousin of the bf$d6
were the ushers. @
MeCormick.R o,vland
The marriage Of Miss Margare
Rachel Rowland, daughter of tn,
Rev. and Mrs. Henry H. Rowland
of White Marsh, Md, to Mr.. Cliff.
ford G. Mccormick, jr.,. whose par.
ents live in Washington, took place
recently. The ceremony was per-
formed In the home of the Rev
and Mrs. Rowland and the brides
father of1iciated.
Davies.La,Urencs
Mrs. Raymond Aubrey Lawrence
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Anne Schuyler Law
renee, to Mr.. John Rhys Davies III,
Evening star., 1948-03-15
B'nai Israel C0ntata

Members Of the B'nai Israel Sis.
terhood will present a contata fol.
lowing a meeting at $3.50 O'Clock
tonight at the synagogue, -Four.
teenth and Emerson streets NV.
The contata, II Believe" written
by Ira Eisenstein, will be directed
by Mrs. A. Platt and conducted
by Cantor Simon Weiss. Mrs. Platt
also will be one of the narrators.
Others taking part will be Mrs. H.
M. Plotkin, Mrs. r. Klaben and
the sisterhood choral group. Mrs.
Jack L. Horn will furnish the piano
accompaniment
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Rabbi to Sbeak

Rabbi Meyer Greenberg. director
Of Hillel House at the University
Of Maryland, will be guest speaker
at q meeting Of the B'nai Birth
Women Of Montgomery County
Wednesday night at the JessuD
Blair Community Center.
The program will also feature
selections by the University OF
Maryland Choral Society. E.;
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DR.. EsteHe Philips
To Address Dinner,

espE Estelie S. Phillips, head 3.
faas Department of Business Eduea.
Lion of the District Schools, vii
address a dinner meeting of the
Presidential Chapter of the Nationa
Secretaries Association at $50 pm
Wednesday at the Woman's Nationa
Democratic Club, 1926 New Hamp.
shire avenue NV.
She will discuss new method.
being developed and included ir
business training. Miss Louise Helf.
rich, treasurer, will report on he,
recent trip to the national conven.
t1on OF the association which was
held in Cleveland.
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Society Elects

Mrs. John Randall Arnold has
been elected president of the District
Society, Daughters of Founders and
Patriots Of America.
Other new officers include Mrs
]. Edwin Lawton, vice president;
Mrs. George E. Warf1eld, chaplain:
Mrs. James A. Williamson, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Frank A. Hick.
ey, corresponding secretary; Miss
Martha McCabe, registrar; Mrs.
Samuel B. Woodbridge, treasursr: (:
Mrs. Minnie Ashbrook Tull, his
torian, and Miss Irene Pistorio,
color bearer,
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In the Diplomatic Circle
WasbingtonSet.G .Gpes Welcome
To Returning Sianzese ENJOY
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

Welcome being extended
Wan Waiayakon who again taking the diplomatic
corps The Ambassador Washington April Of last
when there change his country diplomatic
representation
Waithayakon
presented his letters of
Assistant Secretary Of State Mr. Norman Armour will
host reception in the honor. given
House tomorrow Members Of the Embassy
ingon and carrying their usual duties
Another WASHINGTON
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ALu71znae to .GiUe
Cb;ldren's Sb01U

A magic show for children viii
be sponsored by the Washington
Alumnae Association Of Alpha Delta
Pi Sorority at Q pm. Saturday al
the Takoma Park Junior High
School.
The show will be given for the
benefit of the new George Wash
ington University Hospital. James
Speer, University Of Maryland stu
dent, will be the magician for the
program. Mrs. George F. Linkins,
1925 Butterworth place NV, is
chairman of the ticket sale.
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EHPlgeH1eNt

Mrs. Eva L. johnson OF Arlington
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Kathryn johnson,
to Mr.. Frank H. Bauman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bauman of
Arlington. The bride-elect Is the
daughter of Mr.. c. E. johnson of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The wedding will take place in
late April.
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The engagement OF Miss
Margaret Rose Garner to Mr..
Charles Winston johnson Is
announced by her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Willard Henry Gar-
ner OF Kensington. Mr.. John
son is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Johnson, also of
; Kensington.
+Wood,Onrd G. Lothrop Photo.
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announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
LaVerna Miller, to Mr.. Richard
White, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
White of Laytonsville, Md,
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WasbinqtomClub.

akrs Joseph R. rarssnssor; wife
III the delegate from Hawxii, win
speak on Hawaii, Our Lighthouse
Of Democracy in the Paciticss sat The
meeting Of the Washington Club It'd
be held at II am. tomorrow.
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In the Meas

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Morris OF
the Westchester Apartments left
Washington today for a Southern
trip. They are going to Florida and
will be away from Washington for
8 month.
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Berendsen's Refnrning

dTTlFeu III Dali FRANCISCO 1dSC week
from their vacation in their home
land. They will visit In Los Angeles
and San Francisco over the week
end and are expected in Washing
ton the end Of this week. They
have been greatly missed during
their six weeks absence.
Also back in Washington is MIR.
r. r. Hoyer Millar, who has come
as British Minister. Mrs. Hoyer
Millar will remain in England until
the end of the school year and
with the younger members of the
family will join him in Washington
the end Of May. Meantime he Is
hunting suitable living quarters for
the family while staying with Mrs
Hoyer Millar's parents, the former
Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
Swinderen. The latter are occupy
ing Westover, the estate on Massa-
chusetts avenue of Nine. van Swim
deren's parents the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyer Millar went to
England in 1914 when he was as
signed to duty in the Foreign Of
flee. He was Assistant Under
secretary of State when appointed
Minister at Washington.
CHANGES in the Corps
The Agricultural Attache of the
Swedish Embassy and Nine. Bendz
and their family will leave Wash
ington April l, and will sail April
3, from New York aboard the
Swedish liner Stockholm for their
homeland. Mr.. Bendz Is retiring
from the corps and with his family
will take up residence on their
country estate. No one has been
appointed to succeed him at the
embassy here.
The Attache of the Embassy, Mr..
Carl George de Crafoord also is
leaving, having been transferred to
the embassy In Buenos Aires. Mr..
and Nine. de Crafoord will leave
Washington early in April for the
South American Capital and Sue
ceeding Mr.. de Crafoord will be
MI. Lug. mdluI, young udCHcloL
who has been in the Foreign ONCE
and is coming to his first foreign
post.
The former Secretary of State
and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius were
in Washington over Sunday and
Saturday evening were entertained
at dinner by the Liberian Minister
and Mrs. Charles D. B. King. Mr..
Stettinius is president Of the
Liberian Company, recently organ
ICED for human, material and eco
nomic development of Liberia and
will take of by plane March Is
for that country.
Others at the dinner were the
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Norman Armour, the Admin
istrator of the National Gallery Of
Art and Mrs. Harry Mcbride, the
Director of the Far Eastern and
African Division of the State De-
partment and Mrs. 10y Henderson,
and Miss Sarah King, daughter OF
the hosts
Evening star., 1948-03-15

Comdr. Carl r. Tellefsen, q. s. N.
spent the week end In Washington
after returning Thursday from q
tour of duty in European waters.
Evening star., 1948-03-15

Is MIR. Walter Nash. now Deputy
Prime Minister and Minister of
Finance Of New Zealand. The Of
ficial who was his country's first
Minister at Washington, was here
for an hour or more Q fortnight
ago on his way to Ottawa from Ha-
vana, where he Is attending the
trade conferences. MIR. Nash was
expected back here within q week
but has been conferring with Ca
madam officials. He will be here
for some days having talks with
officials Of the State Department.
He will stay at the Legation on
Observatory Circle, and the Charge
d'Affaires and Mrs. j. 8. Reid are
acting as hosts to him in the alb.
sence of the Minister and Lady
Berendsen. The Reids gave an in.
formal party for the visitor yester.
day.
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Davies.Lavrencs

Mrs. Raymond Aubrey Lawrence
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Anne Schuyler Law
renee, to Mr.. John Rhys Davies III,