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Evening star., 1948-06-20

that order the morning of the race.
Heading the transportation commit
tee is George F. Charles, assisted by
SO men. These workers are charged
with the task of seeing that every
racer is at the race course in time
to De checked before the race. They
also must supervise loading of the
cars after they have finished racing
At the time cars are inspected,
each boy must be weighed. Under
the rules, combined weight of car
and driver may not exceed $50
pounds. Car weight is limited to $50
pounds. Chairman of the weighing
IN committee is Henry L. McCabe.
The racing order will be drawn up
this week by committee under
the supervision of Morris ". Speech
who is assisted by four men. Each
contestant is to report at the start
ing line by am. Saturday. the day
of the race. When they have re-
ceived their racing assignments
they must stay with their cars until
their heat is called. $3.50
! Racers to Get Helmets.
Early Saturday. all contestants
will be given the helmets and shirts
they will wear in the parade. THESE
will be distributed by committed
headed~by Louis Goldberg.
During the race itself. record.
will be kept by nine women under
the direction of Mrs. Ruth McKen.
zie
General arrangements for the
annual event are under the super
vision of Howard p. Bailey. assist
ant to the managing editor OF The
Star and general chairman OF the
Derby Committee.
Director of Racing for the Derby
is Gail T. Judd. of the District De-
partment of the American Legion.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Teen-Aeers to Cap Years Drive
As Falls Church Cunteen Opens

The new Falls Church Teen Can
teen will stage an opening celebra-
ton Friday and Saturday
Although formal dedication CERT
monies will await landscaping
around the canteen and other
finishing touches, activities in the
youngsters recreation center will
begin with a dance at 9 pm Fri
day. All teen-agers in the Falls
Church area are invited by the
Canteen Council. There will be
no admission charge.
On Saturday, open house for all
teen-agers will be held. There will
be games, music, dancing, televisior
and buffet lunch. There will be
no admission charge for this event
either.
Opening Of the canteen clin.axes
Evening star., 1948-06-20
X-Roys for Arno Valley,
Shirley Homes This Week

The Arlington tuberculosis As
sociation has announced that free
chest examinations will be made
this week for the Shirley Homes
and>Arna Valley areas.
X-ray equipment will be oper-
ated Tuesday and "Wednesday at
1850 South Twentieth street. and
Thursday. Friday and Saturday at
1908 South Twenty-sixth street.
Examinations will be from 1890
am. until $50 pm. each day ex-
cept Saturday. when the hours will
I be 9 am. until noon.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Arlington boar(
Hires Adviser
On Bond Issue
Lundbere Is Asked
For Cost Estimate
On Court Extension

The Arlington County Board yes
terday voted to employ financial
adviser to assist in issuing $4,000, ,00C
worth of bonds for construction o1
schools and county incinerator.
The firm of Ransom Davidson Co.
Inc, New York, was employed on
recommendation of County Man.
ager A. T. Lundberg. Employment
of an adviser was suggested several
weeks ago by Board Member Alfred
E. Frisbie.
The board also instructed Mr.
Lundberg to determine the cost OF
constructing the basement and first
floor of a proposed three-story ad-
dition on the north side of the
courthouse. The board acted after
John Locke Green, county treasurer
suggested that an addition could
be financed with the proceeds from
tax collections over those estimated
in the budget.
Added Space Needed.
Mr.. Green told the board that II
the tax collection is as little as ]
per cent more than the estimated
95 per cent collection, the smaller
addition could be financed within a
few years.
If his Office is given sufficient
space. the treasurer said, he felt
he could collect more than the
per cent additional.
Mr.. Lundberg estimated the three
story addition would cost approx
mately s465, 900, while the basement
and first floor would be about
S250,O0O.
The board asked Mr.. Lundberg tC
make a report at the Wednesday
night meeting on coming.
Appointment of a new Board OF
zoning Appeals, members of which
have resigned because of a change
/ in the law, was deferred indefinitely
by the board. Under the legislation
enacted by the recent General AS.
sembly, members of the zoning ap.
peals group are named by the
County Board rather than the judge
of the Circuit Court.
Letter Sent to Ex-Members.
The board also voted to write a
letter of appreciation to the men,
bers and to ask them if they would
accept reappointment.
The board agreed to pay $4,000
of the S32.70 cost of relocating tele.
phone lines along the proposed new
route of Wilson boulevard, from
/ the Washington g. Old Dominion
Railroad tracks to North Larrimore
street. It also passed resolution
requesting the State Highway De-
| partment to allocate funds for i'm.
provement of the intersection Of
Wilson boulevard and Gebe road.
I A contract for the construction OF
water-pumping station at Fort
Barnard Heights was awarded tc
the Lee T. Turner Co., on a low bid
of $7,989. '..~ .@7. ..-
The board reappointed Otto Blan-
kenhorn, Harry w. Cuppert and
Ralph H. Bowman as members OF
the County Electrical Board.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Prince Georges to Hold,
Final Free Doc Clinics

The final weeks schedule of clinics
fer the free vaccination of dogs
against rabies was announced yes
terday by DR.. c. j. Gibbs. Prince
Georges County veterinarian, as
follows: r.
Tomorrow Bowie Elementary
School, 8 to 7:30 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Church. 5 to
6 pm. and University Park School,
6:15 to tbs pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Boys Clubs Funds Drive
Extended in Prince Georqe!

The Prince Georges County Boys
Club drive has been extended until
July 81 because the 30-day cam
paign for funds, which started May
Is. netted the organization only one
sixth of its goal of $4,000.
Campaign Chairman Louis w
Kutsch reported yesterday that re-
sponse from the general public so
far has been very discouraging
considering the good work that is
being done" by the boys clubs
throughout the county Contribu-
tions have amounted to approxi-
mately $1,000 during the month long
drive, he said.
The urgency of a successful cam
paign for the full quota of funds
Is particularly stressed with the
long summer months ahead" Mr.
Kutsch said.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Clearing House Today!

Starting today the Readers
Clearing House. popular wom-
ems page feature, will become
regular" In The Sunday
Star, appearing each Sunday
as we'll as daily except Satur-
day. Look for 1t in the So
ciety and Women's Clubs
Section.
II you are not already a
subscriber to The Sunday Star,
telephone National 5000 Tor
regular home delivery.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
CoIorfuI Parade of Contestants Will Precede
Capitals Seventh Soap Box Derby Saturday
Midget Cars Must Pass
Rigid Inspection at
Armory This Week

Final plans were announced yes
terday for the colorful parade which
Is to precede the seventh running
Saturday of the Washington Soap
Box Derby.
Ernest Kennard, chairman of the
pageantry committee, which is ar
ranging the spectacle, announced
that the procession would feature
The appearance of all contestants
in the race. They will wear the
special crash helmets and Derby
sweaters issued to each race driver.
A similar, though more lavish. pa
rade opens the all-American finals
each year at the Akron Ohio
Derby Downs
Mr.. Kennard said the crack Fort
Stevens Drum and Bugle Corps
would swing down the PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Sc. race course at the head
of the parade, followed by the Amer
ican Legion's National Guard of
Honor.
Massed COlOrs to Follow.
The massed colors of the Legion
and the 40 and 8 will follow the
Honor Guard. which has appeared
at many national events since its
formation.
The Elks' Boys and Girls Band of
Silver Spring will next appear,
paced by group of baton swinging
drum ma ajorettes. The James Reese
Europe Drum and Bugle Corps and
the Greenbelt Community Band
will round out the musical units
in the parade. The United States
Maritime Band will be grouped at
the finish line, and will provide
music throughout the day-long
schedule of racing.
Several floats, including one en-
tered by The Star and featuring
David Icenhower, last years city
champion, will also add color to the
display.
Cars To Be Inspected.
Meanwhile, all contestants in the
Derby were warned they must deliver
their cars to the automobile dealer
with whom they registered by to-
morrow or face the problem of trans
porting their cars to the National
Guard Armory themselves.
The vehicles will be inspected
throughout this week at the Armory,
to see if they conform with the rigid
specifications laid down by the ALI
American Soap Box Derby Commit
tee. First session is slated for 6 pm
Tuesday. under direction of inspec-
ton committee chairman Ronald
G. Thring, ST., and his committee
of II members of the District De-
partment of the American Legion
The gravity-powered vehicles will
be lined up on the drill floor at the
Armory. After they have been in
spected, boys owning them will be
given their racing numerals, to be
placed on the side of each car.
Mr.. Thring pointed out that INC
exceptions" could be made to the
construction rules. which weIe drawn
up to insure a safe race and fair
one.
He said In cases where cars have
minor defects every effort will be
made to give the boy chance to
change his car to conform before
the big race.
The inspection committee head al
so cautioned all entrants that the
drivers licenses they received when
they registered. as well as their copy
of the registration blank, must be
nailed inside each car.
Transportation Provided.
After each car is inspected. it will
be lined up in order in which it is
TO be raced. Cars will be taken from
the Armory to Derby Downs" in
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Auxiliary to Hear Miss Poe

Miss Minnie Poe of the Public
Health Service, will address a meet
ing of the Women's Auxiliary Of
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. at
10:45 am. Tuesday at the Dinner
Bell Restaurant, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Hospital Drive Luncheon
To Be Held in Alexandria

The hospital division Of the Alex
andria Hospital Emergency Fund
Campaign to raise 100000 will hold
Its second report luncheon at noon
tomorrow.
This division reported collections
of $500 at last weeks report
luncheon. The 100000 campaign
was launched last Monday.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Hyoiene Group to Meet

Onicers will be elected by the
Northern Virginia Chapter OF the
Mental Hygiene Society of Virginia
at a meeting at 8 pm, Thursday
in the Arlington Health Department
auditorium, 1900 North Edison
street,
Evening star., 1948-06-20

NSlilCtll, all III
surance adjuster
S e e XII n g t h e
D e m ocra t j C
nomination to
t h e Arlington
County Board.
Mr.. Nemeth
d e t a lie d h i S
views in a state
ment called "a
program for the
improvement OF
Arlington"
He said he
favors obtaining
expert advice on
R~o~o;o1 root
Evening star., 1948-06-20

SlIlCP 1893, uleu
teday of a heart
ailment. He was
49,:
Mr.. H u n t e r
had been hos
pitalized for only
four days, but
had been in fail
ing health for
several years.
His Tt m e s.
LIS p a / c II COL
umn, "As 1t APP
pears to t h e
Cavalier, W a S
outspoken a n d
Evening star., 1948-06-20
HospitoI Unit to Meet

The annual meeting Of the Silver
Spring Hospital Association, Inc,
win be held at 8 pm. tomorrow In
the Liquor Control Board Building,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Thomas |. Hunter, Is,
Dies; Noted Richmond
CoIumnist and Poet
By the Associated Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June
19-Thomas Lomax Hunter, poet
laureate of Virginia and columnist
for the Richmond Times Dispatch
Evening star., 1948-06-20

Taft Junior High School strike racing
pose they they will enter in the Soap
Derby Saturday to back they Burke Wilson, u.s.
Wayne Miller 49, Burton Holmes 49, and Tommy Thorowgood
Watching the speed merchants cleft to right Charles
shop instructor r. Hite Bernard T. Dodder and
James Hagan last three officials of the East
Businessmens Association which sponsoring neigh
borhood coaster July 5. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Real Estate Tax Rise
Opposed by Nemeth

Tax requirements on all who
share In community benefits, with
no increase in real estate levies, was
advocated yesterday by William C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

and Mrs. Robert +. Johnson of
Benlteau avenue. Mrs. Dunn is
the sister of Mis-. Johnson.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson and Sis
tc Mrs. Ina Taylor. were recent
guests of the Lewis family IN
Salem Mich
Up at MackinaW Detro,ters
VINO own cottages extend hos
pilaniy 90 friends Wav back
here Last week the Harvey
Shaws had as Their guests Mrs.
Ethel Crawford and daughter
Judy and Mrs. Ashley Cain.
Ms Cleo Ruckers guests M
ClGdcd nef mother, Mrs Fox
ana Mrs Peoples Other De
tosict ENJOYING vacations n
thsi deal loCahtv include ESthe,
and El.a puce DR.. J. Mosee and
Miss Henrietta Hamblin.
Mrs Ca RE Riley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher Wilson Jr.. and
tac tNo little daughters have
Jl wound up a hlg VACATION
~ ~ Wilson Cottage 81 laIe-
Iud M.ch ChEistophe u, d
ltm ud.un OF MI Riley
poitN weekend par Na.
tn ,dlc luncheon gwen hN
Mrs. PansY Mack last Frddl
lnoe "a the CentWt Room al
lTM SlNt, III MICK enter
iut, ~ brr tNo ,Gtt lu.laN
NJ ANNE Bunr ana Mis-
I lu,lp 81 ong. Aho are Ni,it
Io M Athens and Atlanta
FPS hostess Wore lolcly
sUnNr b'yc cotton punt inter
,u,cu Nilh threads o. gold ana
INcr Snr Wme an oii-lhc acc
oprp CROWN picture nat Of black
crfion Tile honor guests We're
a cscntcd corsageS The
2at, IS DR.. and Mrs. James Gil
liam.
dcieddbie four,coDrse
tDtreon go, Nrvcd the guests
itDe table, seating iota caCn
m lefu dec cn,ued
Naf 'nc ptdIr scores were
th.cG d Was found tAal Mrs.
Herbert Simms had eccWCd the
hsne scoir and WAS awarded
ltNU mlcIr iigu}cncs Mrs. Gladys
( Barihwell Was second and Wa;
ttmdtd tFo framed plcWcS
Mrs. MaYme Franklin thuC
4 ptae Wiuuot received q hand.
I ruaici cap and saucer Whit
Mrs. Sue Green received twt
vooC.cn SciNing tiaN as iOWit
DtHc guests present who en-
oNed Nj, MackS hospitality
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
SOCIAL It'd BITS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mccall
we're Wechcnd guests al the
lovely summed cottage % Mr..
and Mrs. William Reed az Llttlc
Pleasant Lako nvay Grass Lake
Micl, The Reeds Nelc perfect
hosts and the ulJus kIndnes,c
shown TIE Mccall made the
vlst one 10 hc long rcmem
bcrcd
The pleasant house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. AlPhonso Smith
ot Pd1krr aNenuc left last Week
end fo then homr IN 81 LOu
No They were Nj, Rcta ROB.
inron and SISt ot Nj Smith
Mrs Fostine Dunn ~ Mon,
gomery Ala and her two
Young daQghtcr, Charlene and
Katherine. ave gucst, OF Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

included Mrs RoWena Watkins
Mrs. Geraldine FoWlc MIS-
Aux Vase Dickson Ms Doru-
thee Bunderani M jaime
Duncan. MIS-. CuWut Martin
Ms Vernetts Jarksun Ms Al
befis Rsiford Ms Boat icc On
liam Miss Nellie Waits NJ
j. Mccall. MIS- ENa Soloman
Mrs Ruth MoSec and mother
Mi, Matthew Mrs Anna N
Broom Mrs G 7 Collin Nh,
Reed ~ South Carolina M,
ENelpr Palmer Nj stanton
Mrs Bernice Stewart and ~
Xadle Stewart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
BY SYLVIA

NuM. fo some ~ the things
10 tc past When the Non
Pariell Club at the Detot ST
Peul eesbVielan Church held
Il August meeting two weeks
ago. Mrs. Lillian Johnson was
hostess Although Mrs Johnson
no lonee resides in Dcuolt but
u Ann Arbor. hcr fellow club
nnmbeiS did not let her down
Twenty three Non Pariclls went
va TO Ann a Dor and cnioNed
ia, meeting and the delicious
lcpast served bv the hostess
MIS- johnson was formerly the
bookkeep, for the Detroit Tit
hunr le thirteen wear, and pre-
yiouSlc held a >lmls position
With tine Detfot Independent
Tor an equal period
Vivienne Pettiford Dctroitcr
Wl,es from New York Il am
having wonderful time here IN
y ~ York CITY Josephine
Gaines is helc on a scholarship
at Columbia University had
dinner recently AZ hen mother
home here and saw her beauti-
lul antiques
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker
Of Belvidorc avenue are back
from New York Ciiv. where
they spent a week visiting rcla-
tiNCS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

-'%it*'-
BY LYNNETTE PENN

tfifHDS from Cincinnati Ono fla.6.n. ~
INE WATSON and vEsTAI cLEMf% a., ne mag.'yt mes
~ ,t ,n i, Tho NM RErh ~ 81 pm and followed
STEM ART 2lQ Boston Boulevard Thu b.ia q =, ana Mis-
fcsad coonc seed pcas o, 'v "ii Seed pearls Her
Dc rnsi YwcA While NJ c,@ A'' Edae e Program
hcch od House IN the ,l, Arondnr ihf o. inc
Gect lhcr Mrs Clement Lcbal1or ON, ~ ~ =. ne
E5eafa ncnnat and fiji mon, oot ott,,ln 49,, - ~
Iaplf tFglS a. b t oc TeIe Ms lRN BATS and MAR
wa Rdeh PAIN. Slane hone, at 81, 4a Il, Ieylis
GETTING TOGETHER is FUN e. p.i,1a
EVANS ELEANOR 6oBBNs hosessss
DoBsSs sR SRo i P1'y s2a their mother
DObbns J and daughter Karen Yvonne Of Pontiac Hos
M an1 mrs nopefi Doooin newlYweds Mr. Stanley
Mrs Ruth Penn and others LAST SATURDAY saw r Gu
sie Mr. and Mrs l. Lawrence Ohio The occasion was &
m OUT G esU UTs r .s, somng in the
Mr. ana MRs a aNDEr% Si PS 7G
n Pepfd esJs ssEST the Ma Moore Place
dhn enjoying the city MIS- Lewis and Mr. pas So
IL are making plans to leave for Niagara Falls this week
i. I li AI qfRIi, t. Mo 10 at .rap..,
I9s LOS AnEe.eS alii ,a' lsr month Vacation Ii
1LlE and S"S MRS 'i BERNl5f Tl2Io Ms BLA%G "a
yecN ttnc Pleasant Lake Midwest i, Id.c,5 ,6 9;1a-t
Lite France, Washington t se @c M ,'p '' 10
lhae Curry while hulc RONALD NNgRRlY r.oe Ii. dlSt
ana Mis- william Jones lcu Satutlat 81, e 1lnnret,
,i 90 New Yort, Pm ladtl pl.a XII N, H. , ,,
w 'tu0 ~, - = iSf..l :, N'7 4H Mis-
IN Hrt.lt i.'N . ~, tfItte}- faculty,
90 Tennessee, and Chnot Ma III u atsisn ol Grand
Ippi Michigan
BUSY PROMOTERS dashne in and out Of Offices pre
pairing outstanding events for Deiroif ZERO
LEAN SNEED and her are maxine re-
ps and listing reservations for the forthcoming Siqma
lhsa Moonlight cruise SIS PUT boaioad of ner
makers will leave the dock 800
~ friday night No one is buster GLEN his group
MAKING plans Tor the Michigan Music addition 10 SA
M VAUGHN and BILLY ECKSTEIN promoters present
NELL LANE BRADFORD soprano and daughter Of Mr.
ana mrs william Lane OF this city Mrs Bradford
The music department OF The Alabama Her &C.
onpanS will be her husband Henry also Of the
oege faculty Dates for the August
9uindrs Park Comes August 30 why Melvin
Moore Gardner Kng Willis Carble Tommie
son Howard Swift CLAUDE Perry John Defoe
York James have had together They presenting
S9eaiies Of this city Windy City
Lisa are anNousiY awaiting this
INTERESTING It'd BITS atc abol, p,ddne. Announce
Ems are m the mail telling u t marriage MARY Lot ISL
hFf EltsoN and RUMOR ODEN Oder Agents oi
llta Lakes Mutual Insurance Con Their,
I-Hl IA RUTH SCHUMAKE Wll probably r lcDne M,io
' gay New York after her. SCOTT DAY IS on sun
' august 20 The ceremony N Toxic pr Second -
,l,ch Comes SATURDAY.. August 2 ALICE FIELDS and ERRES
~ FISHER VIII wed A Dime tl Ebony Room flotc
'haln and dessert bridge ANNE PORIEBS home tile
eaule Tor the lovely hostesSes selected HELEN LOUNZIE
f5.i a. INC reception honong her 90 WILLIAM Ora
nun Graham Lila Noble Lucille Bgadd Dorothy Robinson
ne spears and Lucille Greene Aso the
Y IS MRS RUBY WATSON. nattou ~ homo foi tititt
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Mrs. Smncb0nit
To Address RalIv

Mrs. Yehudith simchonit, a lead
er In the women's labor movement
In Palestine, will address q mass
rally to be sponsored by the Wash
ington Council Of the .Pionee,
Women of Palestine, at $50 pm
Tuesday at the Hotel 2400.
Mrs. Simchonit represents the
Working Women's Council Of Pales-
tine, an organization Of women
carrying out q program Of rehabili-
tation for Jewish women, youth and
children. Their particular project
now is the building OF new children's
homes In various parts OF the coun-
try.
There will be no admission charge
to the rally, which is open to the
public, 1t has been announced. TIL.
Pioneer Women's organization /.
now in the midst Of $750, 600 cam.
paign to aid the Working Women'i
Council work in Palestine.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Miss Ida Antoinette Fisher was
married yesterday afternoon to DR..
Everett Samuel Caldemeyer at Rest
haven, the Takoma Park home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Durward
Frederick Fisher. The Rev. Samuel
Caldemeyer Of Evansville, Ind, ia
ther of the bridegroom, officiated at
the ceremony and his mother was
here for the wedding, too.
Mrs. Stewart A. Collins of STAN
ley, Va, was matron Of honor for
her sister-in-law and Capt. william
Lamont, U. S. M. c., was best man.
The latter served in the South Pa
cific with the bridegroom, who held
the rank Of lieutenant commander
in the Navy, assigned to the Marine
Corps.
Mrs. Caldemeyer was graduated
from the University Of Maryland
where she was a member of the
scholastic honoraries, Omicron Nu,
Mortar Board and Phi Kappa Phi.
AT the University Of Illinois, where
she did graduate work In home eco
nomics and received her MS. degree,
she was elected to membership In
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Gen., Mrs. Dre1Urv
Hare House Guests

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Guy II
Drewry have with them for the holi-
days their son and daughter-iE-law,
Capt. and Mrs. Guy II. Drewry. u.
with their baby son, Guy III, and
their son, Mr.. william Page Drewry,
who Is here from Harvard School Of
Business Administration. Also visit
ing them from Dallas, Tex. is 1t.
Ted Holt, U. s. n. who formerly
attended Virginia Military Institute
with their SON. william Page.
Cen. and Mrs. Drewry were hosts
at a New Years eve party at their
home last night and on Tuesday
entertained about $50 OF their friends
at an informal party. Among the
guests were 1t. Gen. and Mrs. j.
Lawton Collins, with their daugh-
ters, Nancy and Gladys; 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Henry Aurand, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Leroy Lutes. Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Charles T. Harris. jr.. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. w. T. Tschappat, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. g. L. Ruffner. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Everett Hughes, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Richard Couplan, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. James Mcintyre, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Roswell Hardy, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Theodore Rud-
dock, Col. and Mrs. Townsend
Whelen, Col. and Mrs. George Evans,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Jervey, Mr..
and Mrs. Claibourne Leigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Falga, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lism Milton, with their son Billy;
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Phillips, DR..
and Mrs. v. v. Belle and Mr.. o. F.
Northington.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
University Park
fGr0Hb to Meet

Miss E. II. Conway Of the Social
Service League Of Prince Georges
County, will speak on the work Of
the welfare board at the meeting Of
the University Park Woman's Club
to be held Monday at 1:30 pm. II
the home Of Mrs. Henry r. Walls,
1900 Sheridan street.
Special guests ut the meeting
will be Girl Scout leaders in the
community, including Mrs. Charles
White, Mrs. E. =. Luehrman, Mrs.
Harry Hart, Mrs. Lane Moore, Mrs.
John Hardesty and Mrs. E. r. Nc
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Guest Speaker

Mrs. Jessie Moon Holton will be
guest speaker at a meeting Of the
Washington Chapter Of the National
Society Of Arts and Letters at pm
Monday at the Holton Arms School,
2125 s street NV. Mrs. Holton, with
Mildred Brown, will be hostess to
the group. Mrs. Joseph Horgan, first
vice president, will preside in the
absence OF Mrs. Maeble Perry Ed
wards, chapter president, who left
recently for an extended "trip to
Mexico.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

0uvran. Mrs. L. E. Harell, q mem-
ber of the club, has been recently
appointed neighborhood chairman
of Girl Scout activities.
Those assisting Mrs. Walls will be
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Sigma n. honorary scientific So
ciety.
DR.. Caldemeyer Is . well-known
ophthamologist and is on the staff
Of the Episcopal Eye, Ear, and
Throat Hospital.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Mrs. William Bowie, Mrs. Richard
p. Brgee, Mrs. Frank P. Cullinan,
Mrs. A. Fife Heath, Mrs. Arthur s.
Patrick, Mrs. Louis r. RAIDER and
Mrs. Frank M. Stephen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-17
cARNArIoN CLUB

The members OF the Cafnsiion
Club held their mos; recent
meeting al the home o, Mrs
Louise Davis, 565 Englewood
With nine members present Al