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GROSSBER0, YOCHELSON
4 BRILL, Atterneys,
1Sn0 N Sf n ~

DISTRICT coURT Of THE UNITED
Holdins Probate ,court.-No. sss59, Ad.
ministration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, OF the District OF Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Mary Gertrude
Scott. late Of the District Of Columbia. de-
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber: on Or
otherwise they may By law Be excluded
from all benent OF said estate. Given
under NV hand this lst day OF, March,
1910 Nsylor Road Sc. fseaIJ Attest
ELLA A. BROWN. Deputy Regist@r Of
wills tor the District eS Columbia, sCleYk
q The Probate Court. Mhe.16,2o.
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WINFIELD 9. WHITMAN, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

DISTRICT gFknsT couRT 81 RTNAfi II fAE 'Snsrf 1NffEn
States for the DISTRICT Of Columbia
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
court of the ' District t0 Of V Golumbia. @ I Let.
ters Of Collection on the estate OF Emerson
Mann, late o., the District Of Columbia
asainst the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
February, AID. 1949; otherwise they. may
by law. be excluded from all benefit, Of
b d s;tstt ass ot fsbra.ry yss yndss ds my W Riss sh5
5. WHITMAN. 1907, I7th St NV
lsesl) Attest;,, ELLA a. BROWN. Deputy
lumbis. Clerk Of the Probate Court
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AUCTION SALES.

C. G. CLOAN CO., INC, auctionsers-
Large sale once furniture and eauipment
nSSe tue sscSn tsImsF sGoHN GssRf fe iss .
Wednesday. March II, starting at 10 an,
na ssIs.
! two-door metal stationery cabinets:
c. q ssSR ss ipa rs zRswfass .as .na d;f; ,Dss sas
tionai bookcases, once benches, leather
%sse Sssk.t sar .nd
SS:ts5l,,sss SI9AN fssf 4 CO. INC" Anetionfsr' is
TMS ! SWdS F1S ss q was ts
able 5-story brick dwelling. being known
as premises No. 1908 New Jersey ave. NV.
TseoTsd BY yss S T s:Tt.n No. dssa $751; Of oo oHs sY
ct sea. Of the land records Of the District
Of columbia, and at the reauest Of the
a.. viii sci. h'rs' pubic ss anson
s:Sas ssad dsy e 'es RSsh a.sa.'t ssaa:
pm: the following described M land 1nd rn
100 in Corcoran's subdivision Of lots in
sos Plat 81 IN
Of the Surveyor for the District 1f foium.
prior nrst deed Of trust for $6,7b0 with
annum sur from August %, 1917. and . prior
second deed Of trust for approximately
SO, ,S03.6I, further particulars Of which
Will be announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
veyancing. recording. etc, at purcha aser's
cost. Terms to be complied with within
80 days. otherwise deposit forfeited. and
the property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
s. p. NICHOLS, r. o. WELD, trustees.
GEORGE A. PARKER, attorney for note
holder. 1922 18th 1T. NV.
mil 13,l6.1S,20.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VACANCY for . woman in . cheerful, well-
equipped convalescent home; reasonable.
Alex. 3434. al
WATCHEs-Nationally advertised: Is to
30eS disc; Buiova.s Benrus, Elgin, Lon
gines, Hamilton, Swiss makes. eAUN-
301, ST. 1897. -16
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n. RoZIER DULANY. Jr., Attorney,
AK IRfk NJ ~ w

DISTRICT COURT oF THE UNITED
Holding Probate W coIrt.MNo. MN y 7o'sis. Ad.
ministration:-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the State Of New
York has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District, Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Ellen Bryan,
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on OF
1885, they may bg aM i.
Given under my hand this goth day Of
February: l94s; =. dec; SULLIVAN, 100
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

D1sFRIcF TGs4FH c6uK4 81 HAIdP1 rH A1Hs0F2iS TSrr
Heidns Probats @ ae co1rsMNo es Oh esssss sa,s a.
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Columbia, has obtained. from the Probate
Court. Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
oi William N. Trow. late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims aEainst The deeeased are hereby
vouchers thsrsof legally sathsnticstsd. 70 te
the sTbscriber. on or before shs goth day
may by law be excluded from al benefit
this $0th dsy Of ysSrqsry. Is4s. 3osEPH
Att.st; M 4HHop6sa ssSsa coaswH VIII g.sister gsias
et wills for the District Of colyn9sia.
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VERNON Z. WEST, RALPH d. QUNTER,
p,s1Ri u; HtsSsnsgs Ditr'et TIE Hqildinsi I9ssi1rxn

p,s1RisT XIX Hssssnsy Dar'et TIE ssildins I1ss1rxD
States for the District Of ceiumbia.
Holding Probate court.--No. -7o,21s. .Ad-
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice:
land. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Administrations on the. estate Of Frances
Mmbia, :. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit The same, With the
the subscriber. on or before the goth day
Of February. AID. 1910; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
Goth day Of February, 1913 STEPHEN c.
CROMWELL, -205 West MONTGOMERY Ave,
Rockville, Maryland. lseal) Attest;
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court mh2,9,16.
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LEeAL NorlcEs tcentinu.dl

pfsrTHIcEg THIcEgsEN ISS HSSNETT' s5, AZ 44,.sFnsEn nsEInr7,
fHoidins probate e. conrs.MNo. s = 7o$sS. al:
rinistration This Is to Give Notice: Thai
the subscrtber, OF the state Of MARYLAND
the District Of Columbia, Letters Of Ad.
s..;.d 's Fl ss 5st5s q
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tne same. With the vouchers thereof, legally
SSsfsnsntis.teG Ssfoss iS. 70 the susssriDsr on
from ali bsnent Of said estate. Given
sas lsasr ny REsRS hsRS thls lst day e Mars
NV. Seal Attest: ELLA 4. BROWN
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the r Probate BAL Court court
snf,cHssEs EEssss.ntSSo SoSk; s91:.. AsisRPs'' NV
hAAkAaAkfE SEaE sAhEs FN5MAs Asi,ns shi Z;
s4afEp 44z p pkopKrRss N45hs hHs Nc saA
revive a sudgment assinst the defendants,
yssn snes Calvin II ,n va f9g Hsrpg
Wsrdman. Thomas r. Bones. james b.
Hobbs Hobbs and Wardman Real Estate Prop
On sS sad os mo
ton Of the plaintifl. it Is this Ind day OF
January. 194S. ordered that the defend.
snts. James D, Hobbs and Wardman Real
man. an heir at law OF Harry Wardman,
deceased. cause their. respective appear
ay eaeisvs of snpssys as seiHIs sna
legal holidays. occurring after the day
q the first publication hereof; Otherwise
case Of default. And the unknown heirs
at law and next Of kin of Harry Ward
man, deceased, cause their appearance
first rule day occurring after the expira-
ti9n Of .shree months from this date.
with as in Ca case % Of default. proyidedo ideeaes
COPY of this order be published twice a
month for three months in the Washing
before said day. (S.) BOLITHIA J.
Test HARRY NJ HULL Clerk. By ELLA
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FOUNTAIN MAN; good salary: Q tin 9;
1919 n. alebe I'd, Arl., cH. 1922. 20
is FoGNTAIN MAN, white: must BE e1Sss
FURNiTuRE FrNIsHER twhite) to pre-
pare new furniture for delivery and for
repairs; excellent salary. permanent posi-
;sa for rhSas n eoosr 1862
4g44 Conn. ave. NV. lis
s10SzsvE SzvEs sns SiR Zsssfsss 4;s s;t '1.' e.
aeysfMAs sRs ssss :ns
sss e:!.,:.:s. os.fs;ssss sss isl'
qsssr ss:s car R'rs MR Or 5s 6s
JANITOR and handy man: for cleaning
and general work. lawn, etc; no furnace;
excellent place for competent person. Ho.
EXsT WS4 ssz e ss;n s4ss xas::ss.
fXs ssonfuM Hs " sHsSsHAs1os, sssSsH experienced: 1s
n!HaSsa p1sTRlcT sr'' Tile Ai AND IiNoGE6M e e..
is IieGoR s5a s. SALESMAN, preference. si7en to
1ess sa WI. ..1s saas as.isS 5si5
LifHoGRaPs1c ttTHoSER rs 19i'n dxMfkA "a MhEA srRTTFEH
nSst shoo s. Ss A work 'trS1fr Gs p asS oSss b
es1m sf1saros 2siasser ss' village R'if {Ne ssos
Iis%Ssi MxN WfrR Rts CAR, as.55 yrs; fast raises.
large large arm arm selling vSelss.is 70 rstsii
MHaTcSTThs. siHssi Sssm @ s.1er. sober
and Industrious, for meat dept. In prog
uPs ss;fSs sspss MspxFT ffff s4os APPLY na
aahaeSiixzfc aaeaxNfc. excellent epporsun,t, for s.-
psrienced - man; must have own . tools: q. 9.
i6RFHS s4s5 B's g. ':i sr. s'ssr sh
!. tss ns:E s.sst .s.f: sf:f
ESEs. s'ss1t'sR, sns so' sa1 Ri r s
MN MN 81 Il 10 eV9 20 = TO = WORK IN car houses and
garages. 5-day, 4O-hour week; starting
salary, S40.so: to begin as cleaners with
mechanic grades. Apply Monday through
Friday. $50 an, to 1880 pm. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., employment ONCE. 3132 N
st. NV. Take Route 10. Rosslyn; 20 Cabin
John; 80, Friendship HEIGHTS streetear to
MEMS FURNISHINGS SALESMAN, exper-
fenced in selling finer mems wear, for one
saasy and pos
tion, with q real opportunity for the fu-
ture Apply employment office. Bird floor.
RALEIGH HABERDAsHER. 1910 st.
MEN t2). 22-45, with good appear. and
personality. for perm. position; start about
$50 wk.; ability to meet public more i'm
DOrti.ns than tapsr Pn9ns NA; 4. 1sos o.
MEN, MEN, q so-se aB' W. r. I viii PEI personally tax:
you into the Held and show you how to
until you ten us you don't need help. Our
men don't DO any calling back, collecting
OF deliyering;, car asset, but not es:sntial.
mornings. before 10 an, IN tell you
about the best deal We, ever had. It's
HoIsh sss All niryns'tssas,ns; z Y. az t sldf7 slf7
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 an. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch omces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
3 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to z pm. :
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisement
appear on Page As.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-07
PROF. HERMAN

concluded from page y
of YOU, and would make you
good husband.
J. L. Will l be able to get back
in school?
Ans. 1t seems that you were ex-
PEELED from school because you
talked back to your teacher. l feel
that some consideration would be
given you, if you talked to the
principle and also had your par
ents talk to this teacher. By all
means make every effort to be-
come re-instated, especially since
YOU are in the 18th grade.
M. c. What a l do to prove
l am honest and truthful to him?
Ans. sometimes pkeople are go
ing to believe what they want to
believe regardless to the facts.
However, it seems to me that your
sweetheart might be hiding behind
this excuse so that he might con-
tinue to drink as much as pleases
him. He knows you do not like
this habit, and tries to find some
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-02-07

reason For continuing. If you will
write in for a private reply, l shall
be glad to aid you further, as the
space in the column does not per-
NIT my doing so.
A. K. H. Will ever settle
down?
Ans. My Psycho-M entalist Crystal
reveals your desire to travel and
always be on the go. At your age,
you should be considering a per-
manent residence and home, as it
is becoming quite a task to keep
up. In your travels, l am sure one
Of these places mufst have i'm
pressed you as being a lovely
place to live. Concentrate upon
this location and cultivate it to
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Club Calendar

woman's National Democratic Ctub--To-
metIST spe,fsT Ms so Helen n eesy Moodis Hn'ne0n
American Association Of University Won
en-. Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch--To-
morE2w, pm. nnaI m, meeting pienic nl 4,
near m shassd MesdoR6fook Roass sadds Hk cub ek N
District Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club-Saturdav,. $50 to pm
reception and installation OF oficers
Hotel 2400.
pm, WASHINGTON Golf and .Country
Sa6 anPaa aovsad
nesday, Willard Hotel. monthly meet
1"s Bsas. Hotel .p:aasr b:as M
Helen steinbarFer. Virginia Gardens '
Pilot ClubEETuesday. s:l5 m, Burlins-
o.en Hill {Md} Womens cemmsnity
Ses%ednsfasKI Sles rosd siiesIs, Md Pm' s'oi River
'ir Mrs. joseph Wal Walker. ia3 Thirty sixth
sst Ta 9e. ea1fa hsm od.
Ladies. AusiIiary io Of Hebrew Home for the
spns s5f1r?@RFr0s Posd annual G spring nm festival
women's American ORT. washlnston
eh1s Shspterdoaay n,chI hons"ooo school 'o
women's oeni' Christian Temperance Union
Tomorrow nisht North Capitol Union, J1Ion
Wsdns:dss, pm. r. coIambis a5 IT Uniene,
S Th aHene MS Bsfsy GoG unceon and
installation OF officers
Virginia Daughters of the American Revo-
day, . p m, with Mrs, James A; Dowie'
3 West Monroe avenue, Alexandria. Va.
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OAR Cbairmen
Are announced

The appointment of State Com
mittee chairmen to serve in her
administration has been announced
by Mrs. David L. Wells, State re-
gent of the District Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
The new chairmen include Mrs. j.
Emmett Sebree, advancement Of
American music; Miss May v. Har-
ris, Americanism; Mrs. Eugene Fu-
gift, American Indians; Mrs. Marie
G. Hooker, approved schools; Mrs.
Joseph ALFRED Richards, auditing:
Mrs. Wayne Birdsell, calendar Of
events; Mrs. Harold c. Marsh, con-
servation; Mrs. Frank c. Morrison,
correct use of the flag; Mrs. Gilbert
Nash, OAR good citizenship pill
grimage; Miss Helen Bliss. OAR
magazine; Miss Minnie Hunt, OAR
manuel for citizenship; Mrs. Sidney
j. Lockner, OAR museum; Mrs. Al
Ian M. Thomas, OAR student loan
fund; Miss Helen L. White, District
room; Mrs. Carlos Campbell, Ellis
Island; Mrs. Thomas B. Dimmick,
entertainment; Mrs. j. Edwin Law
ton, filing and lending bureau, and
Mrs. Writ A. Gill, genealogical rec
ords.
Still others are Mrs. George d.
Nolan, historians; Mrs. John J..
Tamborelle, junior American citi-
zens: Mrs. Francis Lo Bianco, Junior
membership; Mrs. Robert Van Den
bergh, librarians; Mrs. Allen r..
Wrenn, membership; Mrs. c. A.
Belts. motion pictures; Mrs. S. Do
Ian Donohoe, national defense; Miss
Ruth H. Bennett, press relations;
Mrs. Joseph l.. Anderson, printing;
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, radio;
Miss Isabel Myrth, registrars; Mrs.
Wilfred J. Chairman, resolutions;
Mrs. Roy C. Bowker, revision of by
laws; Mrs. Henry j. Walther, trans
portation, and Mrs. Clara Mae Wal
ther, pages.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
University Women
TO Hold Picnic

The final meeting of the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase Branch of the
American Association of University
Women will be a picnic at pm
tomorrow at the Shelter House In
Rock Greek Park, located near the
Meadowbrook Saddle Club.
Members Of the group have been
asked to bring box lunches, while
dessert and beverages will be served
by the branch. Mrs. Morris II. Mills
is chairman and Mrs. L. r. Awtrey
is in charge Of hospitality, assisted
by Mrs. A. G. Bakhtiar, Mrs. r.
j. Boyd and Mrs. g. w. Garwood.
Mrs. Robert C. Gilmore has been
elected president of the branch.
Other new officers are Mrs. Awtrey,
vice president: Mrs. Mills, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Carl
Christensen, recording secretary;
Mrs. Samuel McClurd, treasurer,
and Miss Katherine Greaney, his
t0rian
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B. G. p. CMb Plans
Installation Fete

New officers of the District Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club
will be installed at reception from
$3.50 to pm. Saturday at the
Hotel 240O.
Mrs. Thelma Davenport, last
years president of the group, will
preside in the absence of DR.. Irma
Gene Nevins, retiring president.
Another former president, Mrs. Mary
Anderson, will conduct the installa-
ton ceremony.
Miss Genevieve Rogers heads the
new group of officers who include
Miss Mary Ahern, vice president;
Mrs. Marion K Day, recording sec
retary; Miss Julia L. Mcfarland
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Doris
s. Hayden, treasurer, and Mrs. Lu-
cille Boyd and Mrs. Lucy Johnston
Rumley, directors.
A musical program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Dorothy Ann Coon
and refreshments will be served.
DR.. Elizabeth Conrad, chairman
Of the International Relations Com
mittee, is handling arrangements for
the reception, assisted by Mrs. Myrtle
Dee and Miss Antoinette Hart.
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"and have a wonderful time at
Christmas selecting books for my
young nieces."
The Brannans have no children,
and she says that is one reason she
is able to do SO much volunteer
work. She used to serve two days
a week at the AWVS child care cen-
ter at Mclean Gardens before it
closed.
The new secretary's nostalgia for
the beautiful lawn he developed at
their home in Denver and his pride
In the fine tomatoes he grew there
already have been widely reported.
Mrs. Brannan shared his interest,
of course. HE grew the tomatoes
and canned them," she said. And
I used to help sprinkle the lawn.
We have to do that a lot in Denver,
because it's so dry"
Both the Brannans like music
and she plays the piano-one of
her hobbies. Studying Spanish is
another.
I'VE have some linguaphone rec
ords and used to study together be-
fore he got so busy" she declared.
Secretary Honored
Frankly proud of her husbands
appointment to the cabinet, Mrs.
Brannan is also proud of two other
honors that have come to him re-
Gently. The University of Denver
conferred an honorary doctor OF
laws degree on him June IL and two
days ago he received a doctorate
of science from Colorado A. and M.
College at Fort Collins, where he
was invited to make the commence
ment address. He few out to COL
orado for both occasions and his
wife laughingly agrees that she is
becoming degree widow"
If Mrs. Brannan finds it difficult
not to talk about her husband. he
also has a way of paying her very
nice compliments. Referring to
their university days, he maintains
that she was my total social
career"
He surprised his wife by paying
tribute to her during the cere-
mony in which he was sworn into
the cabinet. AS he pledged his best
efforts to those who had had part
in shaping his career, he made
point of including my wife, who
has encouraged me to believe that
I can do something worthwhile in
this job"
Mrs Brannan treasures record
ings made at the ceremony. which
are also being sent to his mother,
Mrs. John Brannan of Denver, who
couldn't come here for the occasion.
The latter is "a and Is still living in
the home in which her son was born.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Attend Convention

Gertrude Dyre Parsons. president
of the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter Of Mu Phi Epsilon Is one of
two delegates representing the local
alumnae at the national convention
of the musical sorority being held
this week In Cleveland, Ohio.
The other delegate is Susannah
Coleman, pianist and composer, who
will play a group of her own compo-
sitions on the convention program.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Sorority Begins
Convention TODAY

Mrs. j. NJ Stark is the official
delegate from the Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Beta Sigma
Omicron to the sorority's twenty
seventh biennial convention opening
today in Roanoke, Va.
Among others attending will be
Miss Elizabeth Mann, who will act
as toastmistress at the closing BAN
quet which is being arranged by the
Washington alumnae chapter. The
delegation also will include Miss
Matte Richards Tyler, poet laure-
ate Of the sorority. who will be the
banquet speaker; Mrs. Carl H. Gi-
roux and Mrs. Robert M. De Shazo.
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Delegates Named
To Quota Meeting

The Quota Club of. Washington
has selected delegates and alternates
to attend the annual Quota. Inter-
Convention to be held June
T-30 in Atlantic City, N. j.
Miss Bess Glenn, president of the
local group, will head the delegation
which will include Mrs. Josephine
Noyes, Miss Margaret Ellis, Miss
Minnie Byers, Miss Agnes Gau-
treaux, Miss Irrna Schoeneman,
Miss Lillian Keathley, Mrs. Blanche
De Witt, Miss Bernice Jay and 1t.
Chula johnson.
One OF the convention speakers
will be Miss Betty Wright Of the
American Hearing Society OF Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Set

The Goldie Myerson Club Of the
Pioneer Women's Organization will
hold its annual installation of ON
GERS at noon Tuesday at Hotel 2400.
Mrs. Elias Gelman will install the
new officers, who are headed by Mrs.
Pauline Schneider. Others to take
Office are Mrs. Hedda Iowens. frst
vice president: Mrs. Freda Hallef,
second vice president; Mrs. Jennie
Evening star., 1948-06-20

OW ing LAlc Uu-
ing year include
Mrs. Arthur E.
Young. first vice
president; Mrs.
D. w. Persons,
second vice pres
ident;; Mrs. C. B.
Fowler, secre-
t a r y; M r S.
C h q r ] e s v.
Strain. treasu-
rer;; Mrs. A. w.
Tenney, publi-
cations e d / t or,
and Mrs. John
Cady, director.
Mrs CadN who
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Smith to Speak

Representative Howard w. Smith
of Virginia will be guest speaker at
the installation banquet to be held
by the Arlington Soroptimist Club
at 7 pm. Thursday at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club. A
number of civic and political lead
ers have been invited as guests.
Mrs. Lorena Ellin will be installed
as president of the club, succeeding
Mrs. Katharine Winston.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
Book Revie1VG Gr0ub

The morning book review group
of the Washington branch, Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en-, will meet at II am. Thursday
at the clubhouse. Mrs. Ray S. Bass
Ter will review Elizabeth Goudge's
Pilgrims Inn" and q luncheon will
be served after the program.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

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Evening star., 1948-06-20

Floam, recording secretary; Mrs.
Sonia Levine. financial secretary;
Mrs. Eta Stern, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. Ada Benson, assistant
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Anna D. Singman, treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

1t is typical of Mrs. Brannan that
she has not sought the so-called
glamour jobs, but has been willing
to put her shoulder to the wheel
when tedious work has to be done.
In the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club, she recently was elected
corresponding secretary and hasn't
managed to relinquish her previous
post as education chairman. AS
for her league work, she has COM
pleted the first year of two-year
term as treasurer. incidentally,
her telephone calls these days are
q mixture of congratulatory mes
sages on her husbands new post
and inquiries about payment OF
league dues.
A good party worker, Mrs. Bran
nan has done some speaking for
the Women's Division of the Demo-
cratic National Committee and it's
pretty safe to predict the division
will have a Job for her when she
attends the Democratic National
Convention next month.
A slim brunette with dark eyes,
the youthful cabinet hostess has
changed her mode of living very
little since her husband was sworn
In as Agriculture Secretary on
June 2.
The Brannans have an apartment
In Mclean Gardens and the help
of a maid one day week. Like
most couples in official circles, they
dine out frequently but make a
point Of having Sunday dinner at
home.
Enjoys Cookine
Mrs. Brannan likes to cook and Is
finding many practical suggestions
for menus from a publication on
Money Saving Main Dishes" put
out by the Agriculture Departments
Off1ce for Food and Feed Conserva-
ton.
Mr.. Brannan sometimes helps her
IN the kitchen. Charlie likes new
things and he's good at seasoning
and tasting" she said. He especially
likes her lemon chiffon pies, and
he's also partial to blueberry pie.
In an interview with Mrs. Bran
nan, the conversation is apt to turn
pretty persistently toward her hus-
band. Both are natives of Denver,
met at the University of Denver
when she, as Eda Seltzer, was
Junior and he was beginning his
law course.
They were married in 1882, four
years after her graduation, and she
continued her job as library teacher
In the Denver elementary schools
while her husband was getting
started in his law practice. It love
children's books" she remarked,
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