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Evening star., 1948-03-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. fcen,.1

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcsnt.,.
ssSIehtnsMovss ssaa CUSTOM su.ls lFa lTF9RAS hos.
gs5T,., rg5n, or @ @anfugn; iass for doctor q
ss s.,s /.
ne'e Hsdweod asS s ooas saask aS@sI
esshsn eabinets, ssia ss gas ss ssoys s.eu.is
sn9rttsatioa a 35.s ion e. SAL per mo; Inspect
l1e ans sa1s nFs Yssa sd e &C. ehSs hasa 81 s
s MGlrls I'd: LEI. II blss. to prepsrty'' ssri )
Salesman on property. or call sP. 0665 for
coGoHREDtS@1ooo cofs,HRaatS BLK. OF D ST. s.E.1H4s.
W.. FL 3. assIS Rs:oi 'aS g.
CoLoRED vETERANs-several choice
new e-rm. homes in IN AZ Anaso:tia co., see Hasde Hiasde
S1Pas fsehsn hssaa esblaets saiS Sem "a,
lot: $4,000. with So 900 cash Must carr
sSS S ~ : week to quality: Inspect at l7th
sts.. or drive out Nichols y ave. to nf Morris is
ss Il efs or ss f. s osg for
| tion. IA
COLoRED-1s BLOCK OFF Z. CAPIToL-
White brick semidet, new-house condition;
living room with bay window, full dining
room, large modern kitchen, den on first
| floor; 8 bedrooms and bath upstairs; base.
ment, gas heat ROBERT MAGEE. RE
eoIokEpLisso p ST: s:E.-y.esnt
full S-rm,, 2-bath, tapestry brick, Colonia
porch al sSat sma doyn ~ payment pal
coLoREp-oFF PENNA. AvE.-s9. .s5o
8 rms, bath, h.-w.h., elec. refrigerator
neat as q pin; $3.50 cash. easy terms. SAN
EE0SGY,E 6SGREh hp. 25oe. .ru IL
basement brick in convenient neishborhood
near Navy Yard, Penna ave-, schools
churches; rooms, bath, hot-water heat
oil burner; suitable for rooms, 2 families
shop: business already established in thi
block; S10,950, $1,000 cash down consid
cred from responsible purchaser: eve. O.
Sun, phone Mr.. Gordon, WO. 1885, L. T
Ma. 0753.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwe.,.

coLoRED-s5OO DOWN. 91e D st. s.w
and rear houses. l0-rm. -det. frame
h.-w.h.: two 6-rm, bricks Fine roon1inf
business can be developed here, TABLER
INC, RE 5000.
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NEAR UNIV, or MARYLAND-b acres. g.
room brick bungalow. bath. cleo. h.-w.h.,
ty fyll basement n paved street close to every
BALTIC. blvd, boundary survey and plat for
cleo. h.-w.h. hwd. noors. fulI Ssnt.. T.
car gar, barn, corn crib, chicken house.
abundance fruit, "a acre IN asparagus:
REALTY CO., Hyattsville 0334; ewes. WA.
1871. ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northss,,

COL0RED-N.E. PR0PERTY-An excel.
lent Germ. brick with full bsmt. now being
fedecorated; has new furnace and storm
windows. Reasonable down payment. Has
o OF loan. Don't miss this Call Mrs
Gillespie, FIR. 1101, JAY REALTY. IA
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HONEYMOON BUNGALOW-vaeant; 8
rms, very modern; stove, refgr;. porch;
SoR 81 M saasE e. .al.ns9S
stove. refgr.: insulated; near schools. bus,
ss''S ~ 4ss ssafFs'' "
CHEvERLY, MD.-cape Cod brick 2-story
fh. Soas. qn Is on o Old i. and IS
bsmt..S sutomatie gas heat, large iiy. rm.
na h sas nse bsarms nna sna ssaP eea Sa
priced at only $14.950, which is $1,000
below market yalue, for quick sale. The lst
:ss:s Z ~ o5i. at until s5
sEAkBT SEAs ND Mp.-pet. brick with bulit-ln
ais' saa! v 'ass I sSaa .esce din ssh 1, En-
"a bath on LIST; full basement. AL rms;
are extra-laree with ample closets. Call
saocKExi, sasS KEY, g. MooRHEAD' AD. 9c2l'
sEvEE srkING-Larse house containing
50 rms, approx. acres Of ground; suit
ss ssss esh MSDa eg siaos s III eo
esi3 Georsia ave. sH. l141; ewes, 81.
HanYnAlfrsvILE HrILs-6-rm. frame bun
Ealow, fireplace, fun basement, oil h.-wh.
$500: 5000 down. MoDERN RIAL
TY CO.. s71a Georgia ave. sH. 1141.
NEW, FOE ONLY ss.450-cape Cod of
small community. Of Coiesville pike. Sn
sas 81 assa f2e from s's1a Iii e.. T. soaf
HxMPsHmEs KNoLLs-prewar. mod.
brick brick ,o ,6anEshlov; .hs; SIo'9so; i 5000 gown;
FWoFxH4 N4TFx ~ essi ssicR RN suNSArow i1ss Ia
koma Park area, 6S05 Belford drive. /
hlk; Oh \. b. ave: rms, tiled bath and
3-rm. apt. in bsmt.; gas &C. heat; front
and rear screened porehes, screens and
aeSinsoI; sH so75. VIM r. THoRow-
ONE MILE FRoM DISTRICT LINE. in
lovely Queens Chapel Manor-5-rm. as
bestos shingle BUNGALOW in new-house
sond,i ns., large shoRPina center; stores ores
$500 m must o. g th,. vsss vsx,u Cal, m! NJ
sis.4s&s i g. No sE2GTaifftTaEl' s-sedroom house
INN imm.diaee' d' sale. nks sAockK scfess' % Moos X.
HEAD. AD. 0o21. open until .. la
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Bungalows in Colmar Manor:
$9,600-5 rooms and bath.
$780, rooms and bath
S10,950-6 rooms and bath.
oanA rArnor 1nra finnc

SlU,BbU-6 rooms and bath.
All good corner locations.
Call UN 1926, cox & CO.. INC.
HYATTSVILLE ARRA-Beautiful 3-bedrm.
home, full basement, oil heat. Priced
acres. approx. 4 miles from Silver
Spring 5-rm. bungalow, incl. porch, full
basement. h.-wh.; $4,000 down.
Cheverly-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick, gas
heat, full basement; S15,250. MILLAR
BROS, INC, Alto Annapolis I'd. WA
1897. Ewes. WA. 1928 or UN. 1865. IA
BELTsVLLE-6 rm, bath. modern con-
veniences, over "a acre facing west side of
Route l. sl9ss to Plant indIsts' 'ssti9n
20 acres miles Of Research Center.
Three new complete homes Of rms. and
bath, expansion upper floor. For partic-
ulars call at ONCE at Electric Railroad.
ArTCHEsON, Tower 5249, Tower 6036, or
UN. 0S74. IA
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suit new owners desire. May be seen st
aa. Md.' sIsoo, To- S7sa. TO. esas; ewes, TO. 4sb6,
Lovely !;SX Si ~ q HEx BRICK HOME .eE sla: 80:
Terms ARRANGED. Includes range. reiFr.
and md, plyxood to be used for rec: room.
mr. 'tHI% UnT y pS2w' Ms 1Rs RsA
5Ssse ~ GO: Bs5yyn, Nd; To; Sass' Is
ONLY o. ~, ss.SSS; $1,000 cash: SEQ per mo.
lic church and school. bedrms.. liy. rm.,
1T. ~. and dinstte; bath: Sil h:.X:h. A yeIy
REAEfY co. pervsn. sar sa Nd any fo 57ss III
Sg = Sg;ss ~. s;ssoSs: l-Sssr: M
equipped Kitchen. End door. 2 bedrooms.
Soth asSs1sm1odatins Sss noe twin beds, and tiled
55xiia ssas %eodbaln aas as ads sfssi ffasi
sREEaiRVI SSAaaasMNs SSaa AZ M ssss p,r.,n,.t H..
area, 4s7 Raymond st.. ssnatsS sss,ato. as,s FIST
Offering Of thiS Sharmins and lniaus hom:
Soen. .0' v bashs e Esessn 1aeSs 'rs vood a.
sass .utsss,e ss@s q r. ..s;; ,s
sneca eRss Rs :ssa. .sSns sSss:: issss:
io i aRs s'sxny aSaters 70 o.
alton house,. In the past this home has
been the scene of many gay GATHERINGS Of
diplomatic personnel. Exclusive with
3. A. HuMPHRIEs. Rsaltor. sos North
$3.50, EASY TERMs-2-bedrm. Cape Cod
bunsalow, situated on large level lot, close
to buses, schools nd shopping: has large
liy; rm.. equipped kit, dinette on frst d..
full basement, outside entrance; large un-
finished attic. o. L. MURDOCH, sH. 461 1
VACANT: HILLwooD MANOR, New
Hampshire ave. extended-Det Dutch Co.
lonial brick home; situated on lge. lot:
8 rms, Ia baths, slate roof, automatic
heat, rumpus nm. in bsmt; immediate pos-
session. Call Mr.. Loving, RE. 1861; ewes,
MI; 0l69, with FRED A. SMITH. Realtor,
GREEN MEADOWS, VACANT; e2oo 10th
ave;-Beautiful 5-room bunsslow... tiled
hath. modern kitchen, Frigidaire: oil a.-c.
heat; large lot; S9,950; terms. Open sun
Day s-Ftr Fer appointment call RA. oos7,
RfvERDALE-5-room BUNGALOW, bath
equipped htehsn; $500; terms. Cal
IA
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WOULD LIKE TO BUY DIRECT from
large-size lot in nearby Montgomery Coun-
ty or Virginia, Box 450-J. Star. IA
THREE BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS, maids
rm. and bath, fireplace, screened porcheS.
garage, larPe fenced garden: good school:
Shsyy Chase. Nd. area; $3.50 mo. WI
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ga MAIN ST. LAUREL-vacant,., s rms.
s madern ns5s pSFsne sG ;n9w white ss
home; doctor. store: large grounds, sarage:
$4,000. GEO. c. WALKER. owner. WA.
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! from owners; g.
in Arl.. in good
Box 119-J. Star.
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storage; eedar-Hned closets; fun basement
h;-wh; Nv. ;:,d Lear garsss With paved drive:
R3cao e Fl ssRk
SaoS saoS Per Perry St, Mt. Rainier. Nd. gN.
every detail; Ludowicci-tiled roof. poured
screens: piambins and heating pipes:
ss lse rms ssone nI.pss p.
sIy; i. aosf Il! ha. foysE .htTsness. ts posdei sse
lighting; large p.nslsd den. coiorsd df.s. .s.
luxe rance, auto timss md closk; Esis and as
s.sins nm. .sd % sun ds.f. :ad .ad.tioasi sassi
ans t;d ss s.s sny i Of hc%. 81
lot. in WoodhsvsI,, sethssd.~. ~ Cali M'GSfa M.
pEIN' WI 66ll, and see this beautiful
ca TTL1lRkss6h.s.. ss i. ~. D;m,y.ean.; ..,.,. slala5o.
s. tS door 'ks tm FSn s.ntss:u ss oS.:
with bath, eisc., runnine water. Also :
s.story hldE;, suitable for ANTIQUE .hop.
q Level % Isnd BAN % Chicken % house. m sessr seasl
sn fa PANk X zsRso5 Roknas4 hn 4s5s e. ~ as1s
OPEN tn =, SUNDAY, !. p!. $500 ,, psr1vooa aye; M
brick bunsalow; large: level corner lot
living room. dining room. bedrooms,
sisoeo with sssSo dosn Monthfs isG p.s. A.
merits Of ST. include DTneipal, interest.
ont Bladensburs I'd, ne; to Peace Gross.
Route 202 to 63rd pl. follow signs 10
sff:H: :sS S'S5 8; n Luess e6s 1855
ONLY sl495e for z modern Groom and
cheveris' Nd. less than VI hour from
downtown washington. Has screened side
porch, full basement with automatic h w.
heat; electric refrigerator. LarEe child's
eonditioned; vacant. ready to move IN and
enjoy. Terms to suit. Phone Mr.. Black
wood. NO. s597. with SHANNON 4
LUcHs CO., 1905 n st. NV. MA. 2346
BRICK BUNGALOW ON beautiful corner
lot in popular College Park, Nd. within
2 squares Of schools, stores and trans
portation; 8 rooms. 2 bedrooms, tile bath.
basement, large noored attic. modern gas
furnace and electric refriserator, Only
S12,600. Phone Mr.. Blaekwood. NO. 65q7,
with SHANNON d LucHs CO.. 1905 st.
HOME AND ACRE, Just over the District
line in the Bethesda area. spacious and
suostar tial detached frame residence Of
Q rooms and 2 baths on beautiful ele-
waited lot with lovely landscaped grounds
and many fne large trees. The home is
IN top condition. has stone foundation,
automatic h.-w heat, slate roof, electric
Ideal home for large family.
especially children. Price. S27 800. Phone
MI. Terms, with SHANNON d LuCHS CO.,
1908 II st. NV. MA 2345. lis
COLMAR MANOk-S1. 500 down, $66 per
mo. will buy this nice 5-rm. and large
nfent garage, "a block to blvd. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. 1855, uN. 1lSo.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
1.-Two Convicted in Raid
On Rocway Towers
ASK Writ for Release
By the Associoted Press


BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-Two of /!
men sentenced to prison after
gambling raid on Rocway Towers
in June, made legal bid for free.
dom today on technical grounds.
The two-William B. Belfield ane
Edward j. La Prairie filed petition
for writ of habeas corpus, alleging
1.-The grand jury that indicted
them had Systematically excluded
members of minority groups;
2. They had been given insufficient
time to prepare their defense.
Each Sentenced a Year.
Belfeld and La Prairie were sen.
fenced to one year in the House O
Correction by Judge James Clark II
Howard County Circuit Court.
Their petition was brought int
Baltimore City Court, where Judg'
Michael j. Manley said he woult
order the penal institutions wardel
to show cause whey the two pris
oners should not be released.
Filed through ATTIC 'ney James j
Laughlin of Washington, th'
grounds mentioned in the habea
corpus petition recall another in
stance where a legal attack wa
launced on a Maryland grand jur!
for minority group member" policy
Zimmerman Case Cited.
That case-involving a convicted
slayer, Sam zimmerman-is to b'
argued before the United State'
Supreme Court in January.
Zimmerman's attorneys contend
ed his indictment and conviction
was not valid because the grant
jury indicting the Baltimore Negro
did not have sufficient Negro rep
reSentatives.
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|Yu|e Mailing Dates Given;
1000 Extra Men 10 Be Hired

With the first Of more than 4,00C
temporary postal clerks now going
to work to help with the increasing
Christmas mails, Acting Postmaster
w. Gordon Bell today also an
nounced mailing dates for packages
to other parts Of the country to
assure arrival for Christmas.
The clerks-all veterans-will be
employed by December 18, Mr.. Bell
said. Most of them will be added to
the post Office staff from the 18th
to the 18th, he added.
Mailing dates are as follows:
Far West and Southwest-Decem-
ber 6; Midwest and South-Decem-
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|of a Western Nebraska rancher, In
July, 1947.
John Stollar, the husband, also
was killed.
Iron Bear was led into the cham
ber by the Rev. Joseph r. Sinkula,
Catholic chaplain at the prison who
this morning administered the last
rites of the church.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
0'DonneII's Restaurant
Is Robbed Of S1,938

ODonnells Restaurant, 1921 E
street NV, reported to police last
night that 81 1888 in cash was taken
from a third-hoor safe at the res
taurant late Sunday or early Nom
day.
In a robbery last night Connie
Hughes, 40, colored, of 318 New
York avenue NV, reported to po-
lice a colored man about Is struck
her as she was entering the hallway
to her apartment and took her
pocketbook containing $400 in cash.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Indian Goes to Choir
For Nebraska Murder
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY the AsSoeiuted Press
LINCOLN. Nebr., Dec. Timothy
Iron Bear, "a, died in the electric
chair at the Nebraska Penitentiary
early today.
The South Dakota Indian had
been convicted of the ak Staying
of Mrs. Blanche Grace Stollar, wife
Evening star., 1948-12-01

ber 8: New England States, New
York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
December 8; Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Delaware and North
Carolina-December 10. City mail
should be posted by December IS.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Ferrises Hosts
1t AmuzlaL Fete

Capt. and Mrs. Floyd Ferris were
hosts at their annual eggnog party
yesterday in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel. Top diplo-
mats and high-ranking Navy Off
cials were in the company of more
than 100 guests who dropped by
after o'clock.
Traditional holiday decorations
prevailed and the hostess wore a
lovely gown of black crepe and lace.
Dropping by during the early eve
ming were the New Zealand Am
bassador and Lady Berendsen, the
Turkish Ambassador and Nine
Erkin, the Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani, Admiral and Mrs
Louis Denfeld, Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Arthur D. Struble, Admiral Sir
Frederick and Lady Dalrymple-
Hamilton, Sir Alwyn and Lady
Crow, Vice Admiral and Mrs. Robert
B. Carney and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Thomas B. Inglis.
Among others on the guest list
were the Naval Attache Of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine. Ache, the
First Secretary of the Turkish En-
bassy and Nine. Esenbel, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Alfred Gruenther, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. B. B. Schofleld,
and the Military and Air Attache of
the Indian Embassy and Nine.
Chaudhuri.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
RO1anne KHter
Makes Her DebHt

Miss Roxanne Kuter, daughter of
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Laurence Kuter
was presented to society yesterday
in her parents new quarters at An
drews Air Force Base.
Miss Kuter made her debut last
year in Montreal, Canada, where
her father was United States rep
Iresentative to the International
Civil Aviation Organization. This
will be her first Christmas in Wash
ington in five years and her parents
took the occasion yesterday to
gather together many of her friends
There were other service sons and
daughters, too. who met each other
for the first time since they played
together as children at other posts
and stations.
Miss Kuter was assisted at the
party by Miss Katherine Edwards.
Miss Jean White, Miss Mary Dean
Yates, Miss Mary Lee Taylor and
Miss Betty Bard of Baltimore and
Miss Phyllis Rattray of Seattle,
Wash, both sorority sisters at
Goucher College. Miss Rattray is
spending the Christmas holidays
with the Kuters while her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Rattray, are
in Australia.
For the party yesterday, Roxanne
wore a bouffant taffeta gown of rust
and gold taffeta, and her mothers
gown was of gray faille, the shade
which exactly matches her hair.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Parties Are Given
For Younger Set

Miss Betty Jeanne Harrell, who
with her mother, Mrs. Rudolph
Thomas Harrell, returned Monday
from a South American trip, gave
a luncheon yesterday. Miss Harrell
was hostess to Is in the Paladian
room of the Shoreham, her guests
including 48 of this seasons debu-
tantes and of last seasons.
Flags of the 81 American repub-
lies and flowers in colors Of the
flags decorated the table and Latin
American numbers predominated in
the program of music during the
luncheon. Favors for the guests
were souvenirs of the countries
visited by Miss Harrell and her
mother.
Another party involving the
young group yesterday was. the to
7 o'clock cocktail fete given jointly
by Miss Joan Russell Cooke and
Miss Ann Stirling Putzki, who made
their debuts together last year.
Between $50 and 200 guests went
to the Cooke home in Spring
Valley, where Christmas decora-
tions predominated.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Holiday Guests

The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann have as their guests
over Christmas and the holiday, the
latter's brother and sister-in-law,
former Vice President and Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace are spending much of their
time while here with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Douglas in their apartment
at $500. Woodley road, just q block
from the Swiss Legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace will be the
guests of honor at an open house
to be held Sunday afternoon from
4 to 8 o'clock in the home Of DR..
and Mrs. Clark H. Foreman at 1920
Twenty-second street. The party
is planned by the Progressive Party
of the District, of which DR.. Fore
man Is committeeman: Assisting as
hosts and hostesses will be the COM
mitteewoman from Virginia, Mrs.
Clifford DUR. and Mr.. Durr; DR..
Joseph L. johnson, committeeman
Tor the District, and Mrs. johnson
and Mrs. Mark P. Hyde, committee
woman for the District, and Mr..
Hyde.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

The Rev. J. Lloyd Black officiated
at the wedding last evening OF Miss
Jean Adelaide Robson, daughter Of
Mrs. Grover c. Robson OF this
city, and Mr.. Edwin Revercomb, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale B. Revercomb,
of Fort Worth, Tex. The ceremony
took place in the Ninth Street
Christian Church.
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Gilbert Robe
son, and attended by Miss Roberta
Brownlee as maid of honor and the
Misses Norma Robesons Annalee
McCamely, Louise Harding and
Marys Louise Jones as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Gilbert Courtney served as
best man for Mr.. Revercomb and
the Messrs. Bruner Robson, Gale
Lumpkin, Edward McCamely and
Charles Loughery seated the we'd.
ding guests. :
The couple will motor to Fort
Worth, where they will make their
home at 3209 Odessa street.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
To Wed T0nigbt

st. Francis Xavier's Rectory or
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. will be the
scene Of the wedding tonight OF
Miss Doris M. Miller and Maurice
E. Norton, dental technican, SIC
U. S. N.
The ceremony will take place at
$3.50 o'clock and a reception will
follow at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Ada r. Miller.
The brides twin sister, Dolores,
will be her only attendant and the
bridegroom's brother, Mr.. Walter
Halleck, will be best man.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice E. Norton.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Weds 1t. GOss

Miss Betty Lou Kostakos, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris G. Kos
takos of this city. became the bride
last evening of 1t. Harvey A. Goss,
U. S. M. c., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Goss Of Cape Cod, Mass.
The wedding took place in Trinity
Methodist Church, the Rev. DR.. D.
w. Justice officiating. A reception
followed at the Carlyle Hotel.
Miss Gene Harvey and Mrs. Edna
Haller Begin attended the bride,
and 1t. Jack Harlan served as best
man for the bridegroom. Its. Cara
dakis, Cohen, Collins, Eledge, Len
non, McGiffith, Mitchell, Norton
Reem and Westerman, all Of Guam
tico, were the ushers.
The couple will motor South on
their honeymoon and after the first
of the year will reside at 803 Seven
teenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

Miss Meredith Jean Fisher, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George H!
Fisher of Miami, Fla. became the
bride last evening of Mr.. Alfred H.
Jennings, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings of Takoma Park.
The wedding took place In the
home of the groom's uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Coyne, the Rev.
D. A. Dehfield officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Miss
Frances Fairchild as maid of honor
and Miss Jane Hyland as brides
maid.
Mr.. Jerry Lee Jennings acted as
best man for his brother and Mr..
Robert Bensinger and Mr.. Frank
Zervos were ushers.
After a wedding trip to New York,
the couple will reside at 903 Flower
avenue, Takoma PaSk.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Brazilian Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Snow
have as their guest Mr. Harry Fal-
con Of Rio de Janiero, who is a
classmate of their son, Mr.. Andrew
j. Snow, jr., at the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology. The young
men have come for the Christmas
holidays and will be with the
senior Mr.. and Mrs. Snow at the
Philadelphia Orchestra concert
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Snow recently returned from
a long stay in Indianapolis with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harry Miles, jr. During her
visit she made the acquaintance Of
her grandson, Andrew Jack Miles
now about six weeks old. Mrs.
Miles formerly was Miss Barbara
Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hastings
Mckinney, jr., the latter before her
marriage Miss Ruth Snow, are
spending the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. McKinney's parents,
the United States Counsul General
and Mrs. Mckinney in Winnipeg,
Canada.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
.ORT Group Plans
CbiIdren's Festival

A children's Chanukah festival Is
being planned by the Northeast
Chapter of Womens American ORT
and will be held at pm. Monday
at the Jewish Community Center.
The program will copsist of q
community sing, a puppet show, a
children's fashion show, a dance
performance, monologues and the
Chanukah ceremony. There will
also be prizes.
The chapter will hold its monthly
meeting at $3.50 pm. Monday at 2020
Rhode Island avenue NE. A musical
program will be presented, under the
direction of Mrs. George Bernard,
scholarship chairman of the chapter
Evening star., 1948-12-23
.asada Dance

The District COED Chapter of
Masada will hold q dance at $50
pm. Saturday at the Lafayette Ho-
tel, with Jack Corry's Band supply
ing the music. The dance is being
sponsored by the chapters Fund
Raising Committee and proceeds will
90 towards the organizations prof.
ect, "Kibbutz Nitzanim."
Masada Is the youth af1iliate Of
the Zionist Organization Of America.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Eggnog Party

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John K.
Christmas have their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
IS. Brewster, of Plymouth. Mass,
with them for the Christmas holi-
days.
Gen. and Mrs. Christmas will en-
tertain at an eggnog party Sunday
at their home in Colony Hill for a
group of young friends of their SON.
in-law and daughter. The Brewsters
were married in Washington in
June, 1945, when Mr.. Brewster, who
then was a lieutenant colonel, had
just returned from war service in
China.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
limitations Ont

The Iran Ambassador and Nine
Ala have issued invitations for an
illustrated lecture on Persepolis, the
Ritual City of the Achaemenid
Kings, to be given by Prof. A. U.
Pope, chancellor of the Asia Insti-
tute. The talk will be given Thurs
day evening, January 6, at $50
o'clock, in the Continental room Of
Wardman Park Hotel and q buffet
supper will follow.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Tea With BHsses

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll M Shanks
and their daughter, Miss Margaret
Shanks, junior at Vassar College
were the guests at tea yesterday at
Dumbarton Oaks of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Woods Bliss.
Mr.. Shanks, who is president OF
the Prudential Insurance Co. OF
America, is in Washington for a
series of talks with Government Of
ficials on ways and means of i'm
proving the quality of public ad-
ministration in national affairs
The Shanks were accompanied to
the tea by Mr.. Carleton Smith, di-
rector Of the National Arts Founda-
ton.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

The marriage of Miss Barbara
Lindsey Dill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Collins Dill of Wash
ington, to Mr.. Francis Keith Kelly,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin F
Kelly of Fort Wayne, Ind took
place yesterday in the Church OF
the Nativity. The Rev. Sylvester
M. Hoffman ofhciated. A breakfast
followed at Hotel 2400.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Miss Nancy T. Dill. Mr.
Mackenzie L. Kelly served as best
man for his brother.
. Following a wedding trip to Mon
treal, Canada, the couple will live
at the Town House, COL Nineteenth
street.