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FARM 3 GARDEN Cent i.

11sH 1IRT NEEDED; senI pr free dumping. Call sH
FOE sok SAFE o4s Korean s1l Iesp.d... seed tested
s. PERRY, 34os Macomb st. NV. ,Il;M EN-
TOP SOIL. nli dirt. manure. road sravel
RHusaRb sH s11a q oMeposSiD s si7s RED produssv.
q year sooner than old style sreen- stalked
q. galss o., ri aS KosEfA*S Nt6KsrsiEs''
SsaSseE1 ToPsSf1Edood 9s; rich topsofl for lawns.
greenhouses or plants Of any kind: de-
ysred nS. R 'Eass 5ass loads only price ss resssn
cs sFrses sisf RGz
ICE Co, sH. slss or WA. 6sl5. -ss
,tdns HH WSH c.n,4.s. saans
"a, W. Phone Tsisiss ssl-Jei1: il no sn.ysf.
s.ss MASUhE j. sS.s xs rstas as7ss st sFes s6
MAIoNEY.s. NC, s1as Ga. ave. silver
Spring-Al new .eouipment. wagons, $500
SD ana suadS:1 i sdss s' o o: a. fss f.
shsers e sy sRysfoss osdsrs dnmp rakss AXES
sii taine. .'HSs Sind.r twine, Myers & Fsraahsr
one and tWo row tTsnsplan.sfs. spike hsr:
fence posts. wire, fun line Of tractor tires
oa. ana u'ss a.v e sns ana a,sa ton trucks ntsrna
RIcH 81 ior9 Tor SOIL lawns raksd and seeded. seeded.
"a Cow MANURE. well rst.sd; $3.50 per Is
soil landscape maintenance service. WA.
fLoWING; for ltstins. Gall ewes, and
aARDY HARDY AzALEas. so all size. and eolor.s for
wholesale and retail. 261o 17th st. ne.
syERs.Aslss s.ZEE Sc ;s..xSs.5. plans, sssg-
sSsT Spills. s2s.''i Md es es Aston Mo- SGs
DEMoNsrRAToR, RororlLLER. new
isS ;5 $3.50 z$sSs
sss sSo1 zaAe1es n.. :o.;.ss.; s.sas
$SSSis Ss$sSissssi sfa.$SHoss:s sp'.a.s sr= saa
Garden AID. With eauipmsnt. MAIoNEYs,
INC. 1926 Ga, ave, Silver Spring, sH.
ROToTIILER, Rotoette. Choremaster gar
den tractors: Toro mowers. Free demon
nsassn Drsss rsrm mshnsy oR 5Hs5 c. &C.
800 Lee hwy. Arl. cH. 1000.
Gu. M I'd, DEL; comp; t1.i tree a and landscape lands @
ss5Sis Goo6 Bank SA 7gig sgN assi skSvRn for roads
streets and ,driyeways: delivered and
spread by truck. Phone WA. 3217. 40
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, hreplaces,
rock gardens. fish ponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainags; all kinds Of cement work.
Re RssskiyITII6s,, iT6, Nd; Phone Roetyiiie sSSs,s.IS$
Super; elec. lights; in excel condition
ss;s III :s:, @
LAWN MOVING. Job or regular care;
RA y ing szsa sia'F'i'ans' rolling and F'p.lsl5ps'
RoToTiLLER-Tne power tiiler Of 100
uses: floor sample. $100 discount SCHLE-
GEL a. GOLDEN: Kaiser-Frazer dealer.
CARROLL and ,,an Maple sts.' Takoma Bark
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping, spray
ing; complete tree service, fully insursd
EaAer9as las &. new 9,s- and s'ss sys5ythlns
GARDENS, acreage, plowed and narrowed,
grading; SEED seed beds. Low standard rates.
TRUCK FARMER wANTED-win give
house with 3 bedrms., liv. rm. kitchen
running water. elec. lights, garden space,
all necessary equipment and land ready
for planting to truck farmer with ex-
perience and market for truck. This Is
real opportunity for a truck farmer. Ap-
ply MATTAPONI FARM, Groom, Md, or
rhone Marlboro 1858. -25
TnkE SERVICE and landscaping, pruning,
topping, elevating, cavity treating, re-
move trees, soddtng and seeding. Free
estimate. Call SH. $3.50 or TR. 1884. -26
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ROOMS EuRhIsHED-Md. 8 Va.

ARLINGTON, 1909 N Herndon st.-First-
ARLINGTON. yA;-Nicely fgrn. rm.. next
to bath. twin beds; l blk. Columbia Pike.
Call CHI. 1856. -2b
CLARENDON, vA.-Large twin-bed room.
running water; conv to Pentagon: en-
ployed persons. CHI. 6997.
SINGLE ROOM, gentlemen preferred: con
venient to two buslines; private home; S2S
per mo- Call OK 1882 -22
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

5-PC. BEDRM. SET-Genuine mahosan!
dreamhouse double bed, inner-spring mat.
tress and box sprinss, chest OF drawers
orig. price. S425. Make US offer, Dinette
set. Duncan Phyfe-.very new-table. Welch
cabinet. leather back chairs, orig prict
offer. Htn irii String rug. W 71sxIoh. white. orig
price, $40; floor lamps, throw rugs, etc;
must sell; make US an ofYsr. 2716 29th st
AsLiNGToN AZ: Nj iWyooDwoRk1NG. "Manuisc-
turing doors exclusively" Factory entrance
10th and Kent SITS. Arlington, Va. -25
BUCKET-A-DAY, hot water heater. with
f5HsS fokTH and an esaaen sasss GM saS mop,
tress; s25. Wo. 716l.
SEWING MACHINES, used. some specially
Standard portable electric c--------- $45
Brunswick portable electric .------$69. go
New willard console electric ------$69, SO
Singer treadle lsisetrified) --------.$7755
Singer Singer coz onsos sos sIseITie sIeeITie ass
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 33s7
Conn. ave, n W.
REFRIGERAToRs co. new coolerators,
Shts enamei Saa sach nonslectrie regular price,
Westinghouse. @ ! cubic it., used, in good
cond.; approx. 1s-14 yrs. old; with new
~n5S kssasor saaa cubic Il f. Yssd in
Crosley or z cubic it; used; in good
cond.; approx. 10 yrs. old; $50.
GE, 7 cubic it., Monitor top; has leak In
system unit goed can be TsPared at low
sGE, 6la, cubic IT.. Monitor top; approx.
Refrigerator. 4-5 cubic IT,; gas: Electro
lux; used: approx; ~ yrs. old: good cond !;
ave. ne, HO. 2200. Us
WASHING MACHINES 90, Bendix auto
matte e5 yrs Sd FseordtionsSd
Kenmore. wringer-type. used, in good
cond., approx. 10 yrs. old, $50.
ABc spinner-type. approx. IL yrs. old,
In good cond, $50
Wringer-type. pump needs fixing. 10 yrs.
old, SIS.
Easy, spinner-type; in good cond.. ap-
prox. 10 yrs. old. S35.
Two Easy spinner-typ vacuum cup
washers. reconditioned, $40 each.
Standard Sanitary. square cast-iron
tpb, needs new wrinser gears, approx. 12-
10 yrs. old, S25.
Premier. spinner-type, approx. 10 yrs.
old. good cond., S35. J. l.. BATEMAN &
son, 2004 r. l. ave. ne, HO. 1900. 30
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ROOMS UkFURNISHEp.

COLORED-NICE UNFURNTsHED front
room for nice, quiet. clean couple or single
person; cooking privileges; no children.
TR. 2515 after pm. -23
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cArIIEaLIYE STOCK.

WHITE-FACE HEREFORD STEERS, IS
head native yearlings. Also 10 Angus
heifers Any number reasonably PRICED.
SH. 2114. NE 1884. -23
FARM. Call Brandyvtne
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
ApARTMEkTs FURNISHED.

QUIET OLD, GENTLEMAN desires roo
and board with congenisl family. < Bo
" ~
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POULTRY and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

les FEED STORE, 61e K ST. NV, NE.
Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ULLDOZERS-Smal hulldozers for back
1lling and light grading. TR. 1899. Is
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ROOMS FvRNrsnED-s.l. s.d s.w.

ROOMS FVRNiSNED--S.k. and S.W.
4e5 eth ST. s.W.-Attractiyely furn. rm,,
twin beds. for empl. adults ss6 mo.
Ma f40o % 3 ST sE.-Lars. front rm.,. pvt.
home, employed girl. TR. 1928 after
AiHGLcREsT. s336 Denver ct. ss,-At-
s35 mo Victor 0513. --23
1Et ST, near House once Blds.-Beauti-
full, large front room; twin beds Q en-
ployed gentlemen preferred. LU. 4Ss4'
f05 9Th ST. s.E.-one double room. near
Navy Yard; s9bsr couple. roou ~
man preferred. Republic 2344. 80
COLORED-l358 d ST. .s.E.-Rooms for
rent. Sat after 8, all day Sunday. 25'
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

LARGE FRONT ROOM, kit. privil,; prefer
eple. with child; laundry priVil. Bo.
2i7 1st ST. NE.-Housekeepins room.
22x11 IT., for . girls, No. 40 earline in
front of door. See Sat, Ia only, or write
S So3 ST. N.E.LNicely furn. rm.. y Blk
sa1iT.ses saTlns Hot plsts permissible L.ugar'
sas5 18th ST. N.E.-Extr. large master
quiet neighborhood tels. In ,rni.; can
arrange kit. and laund. privils.: empl,
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, nicely furn.
with Frigidaire in pvt. home, for settled
IA
FRONT. DELE RIM, no drinking. sl2o wk,
GoLoRED@& ROOMS for men; furn, in
a quiet home. 1904 Emerson st. ne
COLoRED-FURN. RMS. for men. with
esoIYios eGoToRE6M5s Gan a.; Msho5RbsE NOR ST. NE-Iara.
double furnished room: near streetcar
and bus line. TR. 67SS. 20
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ADDING MACHNEs, typevrisers, eaieyls-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 l4th ct
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Sps plus attsfhments ts me tso one vk Cd; COS
SEisS GS IS isss EAsk AVE VENETIAN
MALLcAsE for bread. scHgTrs gAK
WASHER, A:B:c, is!s omatic; ex: oDer. eondi- ss.
sSss ea aut2aaS oa Can Gsd sge s0sson ss4s fs
WASHER, Blackstone. with ringer whit
porcelain tub; s47.5O good condition
wa WAsHIRs@Bendix, Hi ss2s brand-new, in orig
inal cartons, reduced: de luxe model. orig
afs ard mod ors to pTee qad to ns
model terms: free delivery, And remcm
e5 fes fasF pa5fs re pE
P,ARTMENT STORE, 1920 7th st, NV
n IA. 9 sSs s25a NA $3.50, ror,o, 1910 ,a5od., "a
guaranteed, cheap for cash. MD. ELEC
WASHERS AND IRONERs, brand-new 1914
r u. is Tefus.a sf a d's spAseh 81 sssh CO g.
TAsHIN a Es sS MaeaIss 1sS g. Kenmore 2ssa vrns.
W2sHING IRsG MACHINE. Easy. spin dryer
real bargain. Phone Kenmore 5g1s
WASHING MACHINES Maytag, Thor
Bendix, Norge and others d-new
RADIO CO, 4409 8. Capitol St. TR. 1855
WATER COOLERS, new and reconditioned
one lO-gal. Frigidaire pres. type, 81 500
| bargains. 1918 I4th NV. DE. 1910. -
WATER HEATER, Ambassador, gas, 81
gal; good cond.: complete with vent pipes
$40 Call EN-. 1876. -
WATER HEATERS. elec., 1880 White; ais
/ clements. controls, tanks. assemble 3-l2
! gal. CARTY'S. 1908 14th ST.. NO 0224.
/ WATER HEATERS. gas. electric, al sisei
Water Heater speeialisss for 30 @v5s 5saTss saTs
soT st aV EX 4616 WO 222o-
WATER HEATERS, used, automatic gas
| 90. 80 and 80 gal. sizes; guaranteed: ais
/ large-sized coal-hred bucket-a-day wats
heaters. STEWART BAINUM CO.. 891
4th st. NV. GE: 0437. -s,-
WEDDING GOWN, unused, white satin
size 10; also seeded pearl dngertip ven
reasonable price. GE. 9571 after Pro
ecnditioo. Sa5. Oh. 3267.
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G0Hcber AlHn1nae
Plan Bridge Fetes

Afumnae Of Goucher College will
observe the SiXtieth anniversary of
their alma mater with series of
bridge parties which are expected
to be held throughout the country
and in several foreign lands.
Proceeds from the parties, which
will take place on Saturday, will be
contributed to the HumanitieS
Building Fund, sponsored by the
alumnae.
In addition to the gatherings iri
this country, parties also will be
held in Paris, Guam, Alaska and
India, according to an announce
ment.
One Of the largest benefits in the
Washington area will be given by
Miss Anna Payne of Arlington, with
Mrs. Rolf Evensen assisting as CO.
chairman.
Others entertaining in their
hsmes swill include Miss Beatrice
Aitcheson, Miss Elaine Lonquest
and Miss Theodore Stover.
Miss Elizabeth Plack is chairman
of the Goueher bridge party for the
Washington area. Her committee
includes Miss Payne and Mrs. Even.
sen, the Arlington party; Miss
Aitcheson, hostesses; Miss Stover
publicity, and Miss Joan Richter
and Miss Susannah Eby, CORE
spondence.
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monthly meeting; speaker, J. Manuel
yelasco. Social and Domestic Life of
The South American Woman"
Women's Pharmaceutical Auxiliary-Wed-
nesoday. 80 pm, Parrot Restaurant,
w. Wiley.
Board of LADY ManaEers Alexandria Hos
Hail. 766 Prince street, Alexandria. W.
Woman Auxiliary. American Institute of
Tuesday, 80 am. Hotel 24O0, month
con; speaker. Mrs: Henrietta Nesbitt.
author of White House Diary
Navy wives Club of America No. 81
TUESDAY, o,pLu pm Building g. a,y Naval
mas bazaar on November 90.
Woman's Auxiliary. District Medical So
ciety-Wednesd esday, 800 to $50 pm,
library of Medical Society Building, 17lS
NJ street NV, annual tea for new
members.
Woman's Auxiliary. Columbia Topographic
street NV, msnthly meetmg; refer
10 pm, " Wardman Park Hotel, annual
fall dance.
Good Neighbor Club of Takoma Park
TUESDAY e d2;3q ;, pm. with Mrs CARR Carrie
"Nye Settlement House"
Mount Vernon Homemakers Section. Vir-
Eihid nome hSsOcldIIoh-
Wednesday; $ Pc. Beverly Hills Com
dance.
opti-Mrs; Club Of Tomor;-
luncheon: speaker, John A. Reilly. presi-
dent OF Second National Bank' "Scourge
OF Imitation
Board of Lady Manaeers of the National
Lutheran Home-,Saturday, 10 p.m.,
bazaar ana turkey dinner at Lutheran
Di-Ma-va Club-Wednesday pm. AM
National Mothers Memsry Club
MhqFsaay paEin ea OF aSa s.
topic, The EUROPEAN Situation"
District DauGhtSs of the American Revo-
lution.a'loday. $3.50 pm. Dolly Madi-
MiIans, Chamherlin avenue. Kenwood,
Md speaker, Mrs. Marie c. Hooker,
State chairman of approved schools
d2apter OAR csper AfRy House and romo Esxs
row, = pm, Capt. Molly Pitcher Chap
ter. OAR Ghapter House; speaker. Mrs
son, 46l7 aent avenue. Chevy, Chase
a@ n3ehs maess committee .Webster
: G.: steele TUESDAY, 5;3o pm a, Ruth
Adams Chapter. OAR Chapter House
wednesday. < pm Marcia Burns Chaps
ter: with Mrs, John J. TamboreEee: 1907
Samuel Gorton Chapter, with Mrs
Naomi F. Berry. 1873 New Hampshire
avenue NV: scee ker. Mrs. David D.
CaldweT, national chairman Of buildings
ard groundsA Thursday. . PA, Junior
American Citizens Committee. OAR
Chapter IIouse. Thursday, pm.
PlurlbIS Unum Chapter. Kennedy
Warren Hotel. 30th anniversary dinner.
Thursday. = pm, Thomas Mar5hall
Chapter. with Mrs. Curtis Macdonald,
1925 Sixteenth street NV; speakers.
Mrs. j. Emmett Sebree, State chairman
of the advancement of American music,
S and Mrs Dolan polar Donohoe' sono state
pm, Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter,
OAR Chapter House; speaker. James T.
Ga a'lahorr. principal of America nization
School. Saturday. to z pm. Descend
ants Of '16 Chapter, OAR Chapter
House.
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League to Hear
RebOrt ON ECA

Donald c. Stone, director of ad.
ministration for the Economic Co.
operation Administration, will ad.
dress the monthly luncheon meet.
ing of the District League of Wom.
en- Voters at 1915 pm. Tuesday al
the YWcA.
Mr.. Stone, who has just returned
from Europe, will speak on the sub.
ject, Report on ECA: Progress ane
Prospects"
Preceding the luncheon, league
members will meet at 1915 am
for the first session of a regular
league feature, entitled Oral Brief!
for Action" The new feature i.
designed to inform the membership
on important developments in tn,
various fields in which the leagu
is interested and to point the wa,
to possible action.
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CAR Pilgrimage
Slated SATURDAY

Five societies of the Maryland
Children of the American Revolu-
ton will take part in a pilgrimage
to Fredericksburg, Va. on Saturday.
Headed by the junior State presi-
dent, Leslie Chittenden of Balti-
more, and the senior State presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert j. Boyd of Chevy
Chase, the pilgrimage party will in
clude representative from CAR So
cieties in Chevy Chase, Bethesda,
st. Mary,s City. Hyattsville and
Greenbelt.
The group will visit Ferry Farm.
Washington's boyhood home across
the Rappahannock from Fredericks-
burg; the old James Monroe law
office, and Kenmore, home of George
Washington's sister, Betty Wash
lngton Lewis, in Fredericksburg.
At Kenmore, the young people will
be Joined by members of the Sur
geon Lawrence Brooks Society of
Fredericksburg, for a tour under the
direction of Mrs. H. H. Smith, presi-
dent of the Kenmore Association.
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Medical
Plans Annual Tea
For N,e1V Members

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
District Medical Society will hold
| its annual tea for new members
from $3.50 to $50 pm. Wednesday
in the library of the Medical Society
Building, 1718 M street NV
Guests of honor will include Mrs.
Leonard A. Scheele, wife of the sur
geon general of the United States
Public Health Service; Mrs. clifford
A. Swanson. wife of the surgeon
general of the Navy, Mrs. Malcolm
C.. Grow, wife of the air surgeon
of the Air Force, and Mrs. WAL
lace Graham, wife of the Presidents
personal physician.
Honorary members of the auxil-
iary who will assist in pouring are
Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland, Mrs, Theo-
dore Wiprud, Mrs. Edward r. Stitt
and Mrs. Albert w. Kenner.
Past presidents who will alternate
| at the tea table are Mrs. Daniel l..
Borden, Mrs Caryl Burbank, Mrs.
A. Magruder Macdonald, Mrs. Fred
r. Sanderson, Mrs. William Earl
Clark, Mrs. William p. Herbst and
Mrs. Robert E. Moran.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Edgar E. Quayle, auxiliary president,
will be Mrs. Leon A. Martel, Mrs.
j. Chester Brady, Mrs. Albert z.
Marlen. Mrs. G. Louis Weller, jr,
and Mrs. George H. Crofton.
Music for the occasion will be
provided by Mrs. Oliver E. Thomp-
son, harpist. Mrs. Ernest E. Had
ley is in charge of the House Com
mittee and Mrs. Richard E. Dunkley
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THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington. D. C.
|
01Vn CMb to Hold
Anniversary Party

The 10th anniversary OF the Town
Club, originally known as the Junior
Alliance, will be celebrated tomor-
row at a luncheon meeting at the
home of Mrs. Clinton Raynor, re.
cording secretary. Charter mem
bers will be honor guests.
Mrs. William H. Hessick, jr., hon
orary president and founder of the
club, will cut the birthday cake
and open the program with briei
history of the groups early days
Mrs. Carlton c. Duffus, past pres
ident, will discuss welfare projects
The presentation of a respirator
and bronchoscope to Childrens Hos.
pital will be a part of the clubs vel.
fare program this year. Funds for
the project will be raised at a care
and game party to be held Novem-
ber II at the home OF Mrs. Halbert
Poole in Gaithersburg. Articles to
be used as prizes will be brought
to tomorrow's meeting.
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from to Z pm. and the program
will include movie cartoons and
games. Dinner tickets are on sale
at the church Office.
Alexandria Fefe
Special arrangements are being
made to entertain the young folk
while their mothers shop at the
annual bazaar to be held on No.
vember Is by the Parish Guild of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church in
Alexandria. Two movies will be
shown during the afternoon-one
at $3.50 and the other at 4::30-in
the parish house, AIT Duke street.
And nursery for the very young
will be carefully supervised.
Christmas gifts suitable for chill
dren will include various types of
clothing and an array of dolls which
will be on exhibit in the doll house.
house.
In the culinary department, spe-
cial interest will center in the jellies,
pickles, preserves and other deli
cacies prepared from recipes which
have been used for generations in
Alexandria families.
The bazaar will be held in Nor
ton Memorial Hall
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.Stndentto Speak
On SOutb america

The social and domestic life of
the South sAmerican woman will be
discussed by J. Manual Velasco. a
Venezuelan student at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, before the Prog
ress Club of College Park at pm
Wednesday in the st. Andrews
Parish House.
The clubs Committee. on Interna-
tional Relations, headed by Mrs
Karl P. Wirth, will be in charge of
the program. Mrs. o. S. Langford,
president, will open the meeting and
tea will be served after Senor We
laSco's talk.
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On the Engagement Pad This Week

NV; spesker, Miss Mabel Nc Newcomer e sa!eei Of
| Vassar College faculty.
New Jersey College for Women AIumnae-
| Tomorrow, pm, with Miss Margaret
+ McCany; 322 Second street NE. Apart
Miscellaneous Clubs
Wcman's National Democratic Club-To-
| morrow, 1870 pm. luncheon; speaker,
Shakespeare Library, Historical Parallel
in Colonial America"
Women's City Club-Today, to 6 pm.
clubhouse, 1913 l street NV. Art Com
| mittee, tea and exhibit; guest artist,
| Mrs. Edith Mccartney.
District Branch, National League Of Amer
| lean Pen Women-Tomorrow, pm.
features group, with Miss Irene NJ:
D5U Eroup, With MISS Roberta Wax Wakefeld, ps
Adams Mill road NV. Wednesday, 10
am. to > pm. book and art fair at
led $ue studio; / 80 TO 30 pm, lunch
con. "Wednesday; s pm. poetry group,
with Peggy LawShe: Thursday. pm,
radio group, with Miss Cecilia Lee Fine,
l1"4 Vermont avenue NV.
W: with Miss Helen Esgate and Miss
Edith ESgate. 1900 Sixteenth StreeSN w.
Tuesday, < p,m,: Chapter E.. 1851 CO.
lumbia road NV. speaker Mrs. Helen
Tnrley, The HERITAGE of the Cathedral"
Women's Christian Temperance Union
vita, Mrs. E. s. Henry, 4G.7 Butter
worth place NV. dessert luncheon;
speaker, Mrs. Edith Bridge. christian
Citizenship"
1a:45 pm, chevy Chase Florence Crit
tenton Circle. with Mrs. Henry swanson,
luncheon meeting Tomorrow, / pm,
Wesley Heights Circle, luncheon and
business meeting, Florence Crittenton
day, IL am, Board of Managers, month
ly meeting, at home.
Pioneer Women-Tomorrow $50 pm,
Club No !, membersnip tea: 1910 M
Goldie Myersos Club, membership tea
with MRS Morris ,Pollin; 4sSI Goiorado
Wednesday, $50 p;m:, Medina Club,
mem bership tea, Beth Israel synagogue,
zoos Minne&ota, avenue NE; speaker
Mrs Lean Weinberg.
B'nai Birth Women, Argo-Tomorrow
night, Shoreham Hotel. Joint dance with
Bnai Birth Men. Algo.
National Council of Jewish Women, Dis
tFiet seG.onMTgesday' 20 pm Jew
speaker. Con5tantine Brown. toreigp af-
fairs columnist OF The Star.
Catholic Daughters of America. Court No;
SOFT eirele NV WV behet IT. card G0noTse paTty
Women's Alliance of All Souls Unita risn
Churcb--Friday, noon. Pierce. Hall;
luncheon; / pm. business meeting; :"
PIN. pTogr2m; speaker, DR.. A. Powell
Air Force Officers Wives CIub-Wesnes,
day. l:31 pm. Boiling Field Ofhcers'
Club. fashion show and tea.
Pro BOnata Club-Tomorrow. = pm, with
Mrs. Ennis A Almond. 3l14 Varnum
street. Mount Rainier. Md.
Town Club--Tomorrow. 1890 pm, with
Mrs. Clinton Raynor, ) Duvall drive
Westmorcland Hills, 10th anniversary
program.
HugLenOt Society Of Washington-Satur-
day. / pm. Kennedy-Warren Hotel. an
nual fall luncheon meeting: speaker,
Gen. Thomas Holcomb, U. S. M c.,
retired.
Inner Wheel Club Of Washington-Friday,
1915 pm. Mayfiower Hotel, monthly
luncheon meeting; speaker. Miss Mabel
Cook, executive director of YWCA.
Progress Club of College Park-Wednesday
> pm, st. Andrews Parish House,
Evening star., 1948-11-07
COMMITTEE Named
To Help in Sale
|Of SaUings Bonds

Mrs. Lindsey P. Rawley, chair.
man Of the Women's Committee oil
the District of Columbia Savings
Bonds Division of the Treasury
will meet with her newly appointed
committee at a luncheon at 12:1s
pm. Tuesday at the Mayfiowei
Hotel.
Speakers will include Daniel w
Bell, former Undersecretary of the
Treasury, and Thomas }. Groom
chairman of the District Savings
Bonds Division. A special program
feature will be the showing OF
Power Behind the Nation" a new
Treasury Department film in Tech
nicolor.
Mrs. Rawley's Executive Cons
mittee, which was completed yes
terday, includes number of women
who have been cited for outstand-
ing service as Savings Bonds vol
,1nteers.
The committee members and
their fields of activity are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Harold H. BurtdAa, Con-
gressional Club; Mrs. Raymond
Clapper, public relations; Mrs. Jo-
seph Egan. Sodality Union; Mrs.
c. F. Creighton, OAR; Mrs. Jess S.
Hupman, Order of the Eastern Star;
Mrs. Thelma N. Dawson, labor; Mrs
Vera Rhine, banking; Mrs. William
c. PachsQ personal solicitation;
MEs. Nathan Simkowitz, B'nai Birth
Women; Mrs. Pearl Heagerty
American Legion Auxiliary: MIS-
Roger L. Lewis, miscellaneous
clubs; Mrs. Edgar E.. Quayle, Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the District Medi-
cal Society; Mrs. Margaret Sast-
wells beverage industry, and Miss
Genevieve Rogers. Business and
Professional Women's Club.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Founders Dav Fete

A founders day luncheon will be
held by the Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon Music
Sorority at 1890 pm. Saturday at
the Washington Cub.
The program will be presented
by Margaret Tolson, pianist; Dorth-
lyn Smith, violinist, and Gilderoy
Scott, contralto, with Quinta Frey
as accompanist.
Mrs. Knute's Anderson is ham
ding reservations, which close We'd
neSday.