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Evening star., 1948-06-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN tc,s,.)

YOUNG LApY wishes pe:it,on 3. M eompan-
Msshissssn VIZ acceptable eal sA. s ssss
YaoSiu5NG LADY. age 90 twhite, experienced
in teaching science and math.: desires sum-
mer work in laboratory or ONCE. Box 252-
YOGNG WOMAN wants position in ad-
vertising dept. OF large organization; b.. 5.
grad, 3 yrs. Corcoran Art School. also
esD in large CO. sssras.iys
beginning; excellent reference. HO 24.4.
ATTRACTIVE GIRL, colored. desires work
in doctors ONCE as waitress. Call NO.
COLLEGE, WOMAN. exper.. hotel hospital.
clubs. recreation director and once man.
sser; no typins; temp. or perm Box 40.
eeoIoREp WOMAN wants work as salad
ExfERT sTEN0G.. part tim. after S pm.
5000, Ext. 225. leave message; y
! s9%s; Ss will pick up and deliver. CAN fs va:
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, coiored. de-
sires Job as maid in beauty shop, doctors
SFW SSs YoRk S6 isors WoMN xfs sssS advertising .x
perience would like Job with washieston
do dtess; Script a 9rissr. s Box iss-E. star,
GRAD. STUDENT desires job reeeptionist
na ' sFspsa sept s2 s1rss s5 sss ssx
iTs jF c6fSHSt 6ffG1 eiss eSapuafE hf young lady.
single. desires position. as receptionist.
sss h: :s!s n:s svasSs 'aRs:
Tvs f,sss'' scHooL MS ,iGSA TEACHERS desir. sum.
mer employment as hostesses, reception.
lists. lists. tutors tutors sovernesses' ETC. Call s.er.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, exper.; books started, sery-
ices; tax returns, statements audits. Ho.
Accountant. Acc aisis Junior NJ: C. $; des5es, s.
acSCeoUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
ns9ss ssisS sfasHasSE1s1 2E s954 q yrs
BookKEEPER: general ledger. expsri- srt
enced. accounting knowledge; references
sookkPR BoS lsP1s .AccouNTANr scscsoouNTAN tso. thoroSsh.
" experienced, qualified ONCE manager
hsnss o %us pro ssa and 1no loss Tax and
clientele. No agencies need reply. Box
EGulhi BRidkLaYER stfF wants small eon.r.c. work.
W. v 3: LAyToN, TR $3.50, ,., Ia La
WORK. work screening, masonry. etc. Phone
cxRrET. cM aIs RUG, experienced selling, meas, 5
can you offer? BOX 161-E. Star:
CHAUFFEUR, colored. 20 years experience
private family; free to travel good rel.
ccHHAuPfiuR I'll uRfI AND HoUsEMAN and gar;
dsnsF' shite s1, uo age ssot 20 Trustworthy and
caAuFfEuR sSGsI a "9: or Waiter job; good refer.
ences; sober, with 20 years expsrience:
speak French. italian. Box 1s3-E. Star
en- ehEE jAeoBg 60 Esf rR so0sr s7s 1s''' manage
S.s ssfssS sad ssssias :Is
cHEF-sTEwARD. know all phases French
cookery menu planning dIsr.nre reed osn cost M for
sIHsesh r6ssiFrIoa BsF Ssa sssE age Il
SoIrSK SsaTf GRxb we vet s7eS eterins law
sssGat DosfsIon IN taaz: ess.S sssi constructive
COLLEGE SENIOR. an A science student.
vious sxDsTisnes Is cashier aa 80 for losal hos
1erth mer joS: drive car, ishs truck ansshins
SoLLIGT sI1DEST; y, esle5ea; SS sos5 wishes work
oSRkfs ts5 ies suR8iE sEeY tsp G r 70 Ens Ger r.
research: excel. ref. BOZ 35a.E, star. -.
time Ri Or 'a evenings: recent expsrienes and
eoIIsss training Bog 2s4.E staI ,c..i -. 81.
SRiyEf Ski fa Oh snS fSoaTfn fTf hs
oEd and No ns5@afs bcsksround cs m sf0o of
ton and personnel, looking for position
sa uh sssses nsas'stal 81 .2o.d but
able short notice. BOZ GAGE Star. IA
HANDYMAN. colored, desires part-umIee ~ IN
work, mornings, weekdays, am. 70 III
aiGH { S sc sSHooI o' GR2DU2TE s2fSt and approx
mately five years university study. with
and also formerly employed in Govt as
information specialist, 80 years age. single.
in good health. desires employment N OF
near Washington. Address BOX e.
se n ogao Ia
IsNIToR Iw,fe' child A. wishes part-time
lob with quarters; ref. Phone AT. 4gii.
I xSsrx, ennerience BOX 24I-E. Star. 13'
LEGAL CLERK-STENOGRAPHEk. law stu-
dent, wants summer Job With opportunity
iIirHoGRAfHiC PRESSMAN. exper.. hard
Working, nondrinker, Army vet. desires
perm. position. Box 362-G. Star.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED for primary and
ApRS s9a DAMs sas sns
ExeeEpTioNAI OPENINGS = Secretary.
kn0wl b99skespinE dansta%p De5m ss5 p wa va
secretary (6l, TO $50 wk.' secy:. perm.
hrs daily ss Assoc sscy oxper $500
tae Dosens n Of Others. I Courteous service. ASK
!S MIS- g1Rd 'en l5;a lib mr. E'f RE ssss
a, SOC 1ss ..e, oDH.s sa e 81 ssin sF
tars; W auto mfg. days $500. M, Many ysTh 9TH
Nod" Srs H'utf fof select once OPENINGS. Est: IS
s5areS S0aiss8sy; ssI.ns is5Tss s
A. f. SIC 9sEEcRETnARY d. $4,000; prefer legal
d.p so Ts saas
secretary. exper. meet people s65 wk La
ssenos" ae1 ,s,''Sn si2s pr; il xts N.sd Ioo
TONS. ton See Miss Lee o. Miss White, tEst.
g, GO 1!'ss lsis .ns ssas5e doors bo7FDs' zoo
i2pc lgth IA NO ssss ss7.ooo. El.ctronic exper.
dhI dev. and DESIGNING sisc. eng. hish and low
ireausney hydro;slss ss.Es sti2'oo9} ss}..@s sSn
~ E asssD 5sss s. EMP sEsviez' sis 18Th nv:
cARD PUNcH oPR. female. %. expr,
y sn'is; HRB e EMP Emp. sERSIeE' ola issS NV.
SoNsfR. SUIT, $3.50 wk. FORD EMP.
sERyIcE: 9I3 18th q. nT;. nv. RE Re- 2s2s,
dictation.. under 80; bookpr.. some typins:
daily. top salaries. BOYDs. 700 l2th'
ssMMtAssSpoR ~ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
l4s4 St NV ss.te sos-s ssa5: 81 Has seese-
fsry mn, commercial, s218; steno-Isesp.
ZIONIST %. 500; steno o. ssgs. isfsl 80 49,
man tm:5; once eqqiPmss11ddo y s1do sTSe w have n,p
many openings for typists. bookkeepers,
machine operators and other posit,cns VIZ s.s
US ior shs selsss pos,siSnnSr snrS, II Won need
a competent stenographer or typist ior
half day. full day. OF longer, caH nlSo
BARRETT. DE. 694s. ID
CONTINUED on Next PassD
Evening star., 1948-06-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT general office
work, good salary and permanent posi-
son sSn HRRsoNs as5sd AJfo PAR AsD
cooKNJewish style; must know business
hf q sssed m essy ksnney sGyk St nS dn
COUPLE. white or colored: good living
good salary woman ,e expert 9rTt. ceof
and work on grounds. Must have years
CRr6f m.N c OK Eai WoGaN sgch to axe 3G
maintenance of all records in connection
tsESg;h fa i 44 sss st
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well paid work At ,ogr our
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
for adyaneemsnt vaSs!ion with cay Apply
piosmsent Sns once. ? st. ne. Mon, through
Fri. s am to 4:3o pm.
IRONER. experienced, man or woman, to
wash paints; don't call unless experienced
JANIToR ii Or AND WIFE. no children. expert
ensed for large apt n dsyelopment I r,oa apt;
MT pm, Monday and Tuesday. 442l
IHBoRAtToRY i o TEcHNrcr.N for doctors
once; exper.; sos per week Columbia
MAN AND WIFE, white or colored; woman
70 cook eight coosing) man w.sb to drive Iiye
in; $500 per mo. a4o1 Ga ave, sH.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, nondrinkers,
janitor and lawn, general housework' ref
erences; live in. Call Monday supeTin-
MEN ESf"ai AND ID WOMEN, eolored GOOD JOBS;
all types, With good salaries. SEABOARD
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, go w st. NV,
MDicAI TECHNIcIAN for medical clinic
Phone Ex. 2320 between am. and Pm
PIANIST OR ACCoRDIoNIsT, or bass who
sings. also guitariSt who sings popular and
hiilbilly: must rehearse with violinist;
musicians with car preferred for engage
msnt. Boy 32s.E; star;;s,rxsr,s star; 49,.
time, for eve. and sundays; exper Apply
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, 1880 list
TYPIsTs temporary Young men or
women. state age, educ. xexper. and tele-
phone number Box 232-D. Star: la
SELL MEMBERSHIPS in RADIO CLINIC,
INC. nonproft club seeking new talent Tor
CANDY FACTORY. new in washington.
needs experienced candymaker. chocolate
dppers, salesladies and packers Write.
giving fun details of experience and salary
expected, Replies treated confidential
Address Box 373-E, Star.
WANTED, cook, white. with restaurant
experience, az Chesapeake Beach: must
live in. Call operator, North Beach IA
Evening star., 1948-06-13
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEk.

COUPLE, colored, experienced. wants part-
time job or familiar with gardens. DU.
ct5SSGspLE, t5Ssp colored. experienced. wants part
time Job or janitor Job with quarters.
DU. 75Q8.
COUPLE, colored, as janitor. full or part
time, with quarters Call ME. s7s7 from
COUPLE, colored wants janitor lob In
small apartment in return for quarters.
REFINED NATURE COUPLE with
grown son, small daughter. to act as
resident manager. full or part time and
engineer part time in ex-
change for apartment from 8 to 5.
Alex 62O7 l.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
AGENTS.

BIG PROFITS for field distributors. Ambi-
Tor nifty premium deal Chenille bedspreads
for prizes Details free. White COLONIAL
TEXTILE MILLS. INC. Rome, Ga.
your own, Handle fast-seiling plastic table
cloths. aprons, rainwear. babies needs,
etc Make up to <S125 week. Write for free
BIG All So. clinton. Chicago.
ABE you INTERESTED in life insurance
as career? II you are married and be-
see us at 507 E st. NV. any day between
am and 3 pm or call National 1907
for an appointment. Our agents are
paid a straight salary plus commission
and your income should be in excess Of
81 900 your first year. Ask for supt. Of
agents CAPITAL CITY LIFE lNSUR-
ANCE co 20
Evening star., 1948-06-13
HELP WOMEN.

5s.day week; references. Cali Monday,
DIANA DEERfNG coSMETICS will train
2 housewives for disnif1ed permanent ca
reer positions: starting earnings. S25-S40
weekly. no investment. delivering or col
iecting. If you are $3.50. phone and car
available, call Greenbelt. COOS. -15
WHITE, middle aged. to keep house for
elderly woman. not an invalid. at attrac-
tive waterfront apt. North Beach. Md,
for summer co. 3525 ewes.
BUSINESS necessitates ex-
panding our educational service: genuine
for women over 25 qualified
to earn $500 a year: personality and
intelligence more important than expert
ence: teaching BACKGROUND or social serv-
ice work helpful; car essential. Write for
appointment, giving phone number. Box
5O-E, Star
Evening star., 1948-06-13
SALESMAN (cent.).

FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced. for
selling in store; large furniture house;
heavy ttafdc: guaranteed high earnings;
steady position. Write fully, Box 273-E
Star.
Statesmen. hardware ana building ma
terial. permanent position. HECHINGER
CO. IT. l40O. Call Mrs. Barbour for
appointment. Ia
HIGH COMMISSIONS paid on kitchen
remodeling, heating equipment, gas and
electric appliances, refrigerators, wash
ing machines. water coolers, etc; over
TOO other items to sell; experienced sales
men hard workers, interested in $4,000
yearly. J. L. BATEMAN & SON. Est. 1905.
2004 r. l. ave. ne. HO. 1900. Ia
Evening star., 1948-06-13

intelligent: experience
work. This Job pays
weeks training. EX-
J, 37O0 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

|
NURSERY GovERNEss, white, 2 children;
Ef III Fsts ~ saarY nM ss0g
in retail store office; little typins, no
Shorthand, 5is,day week Box S5a.E: star; y,
Preferred; PREFER no SUNDAYS Apply TALLY Ho
REsTAUFAaNNTx sI2 18th st. Nv Established
firm in ne washington, 81 per hr.; 40
hr week. State age, education and ex-
Perenss Bpz sd.G immsd,sts star on,Hins 3
GOOD salary. 5-day week. store discount
eonsenia WORKING e1ndI,ons Apply oce Ss
iSisn Fxsr-F1aE ana Clerk for payroll dept: or
DMEs dsBs Psr pzsk zfsk HoRH 5RRy ssoe
PERsoNNEL Pc sS ASSISTANT. college gradu-
are 40hour week m send complete resume
PfaoTooGRAPHERMcaller-ou for Wash
n2i e5fi offiGs Rs' AsssrhN a All
must type. State exper,, Box 229-D, Star.
PIX OPERATOR, exper., good pay and
oaes' ONCE, HOTEL Ro7Hi DMARTIN1ouE 1siI 10th
Fl PIX OPERATOR and clerical worker: So
day wk.: good salary. chance for advsnce-
nsRi TRpEs ARRy Nc II s ts &, 81 MAaoR no
sized office. for combined secretariai, Work
Sa heP ssfafGh n aaa
Monies or engineering desirable: interest
and aptitude in one Of these subjects NEG
ary expected and telephone number in
REAL REAL ESTATE sAIEswoMAN. experi-
sns business m ssho saa must
car: good earnings are possible FOR the
gsst rich Apply in II.sefn sro
ROOM CLERK for small hotel, daywork.
with pleasing perso1slity aK pet; x,e2 "a
ROOM AND MEALS for lady in exchange
for for lishs e. dasiss aess Il home during
RGcEfTioN1sT re tor photosraphic studio:
opportunity 70 learn and advance Apply
9HAH aEefsffnsp sSs SSRsE sSRs ave se4f
once; in Hyattsviile, $50; 6-day week
sATs szpeTi.nes: Loos 5: 5. kREsoE CO, 5s' ssoi
sGlsss ssIssciEf asf ior drug and cosmetic
Sun work; good hrs seod npI Psy; rsfs np1I9; AP;
sALEsGlRL TX for bakery. IS s. per day; Sig
person at SCHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542
Conn. ave. 10
LEsGn1I ssH SunnIsS SInn 90 ~ .
nv -i3
SALESLADY. coats. suits and dresses; s.
oas otSer Wfsa Ssnefs a0d EMILY EMILY aS saoFs isos
st. NV. -l9
SALESLADY for bakery; no SUNDAYS
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring, Md. --15
SALESLADY, exp. only. S35 and commits
sion. WASHINGTON SPECIALITY Co.
1914 st. NV. -l5
Evening star., 1948-06-13
r work in accounting
al office, WARDMAN

sTENOGRAPHER, for accounting and law
ofice: 5,day week: air-cond once; excel
expected. Box 3o2-E. Star. - . On
CORPORATION. We are looking for ca
pable young lady with good judgement, who
is willing to assume responsibility. TINS
interested in permanent employment with
good opportunity for advancement; 5.day.
start, % depending @ g upon quaiitications: short.
per- per minute. Write for interview, giving
sse seen eaadaGe' sVaiisble Box 4aSa staT A
sTENOG:-New pay scales, good hours.
Pheps i. Va pHs9 1850 Ext, Ext i,ns Emo y
once. HOTEL MARTINIQUE l2ll iSSth
ssTENoGRAPHER. exp. not necessary; ex-
cellent knowledge shorthand, typins re-
quired; law once. 1106 Vermont ave; NV.
NE n 1ls9 s;3e an m rsR e 5,sasant Im 10 WORK.
81 s-dss ~ssE sa
Mh SS1WE "a sIfs experienced g.
Apply in person. Suite 102, 1924 Eye St.
ssTENoGRAPHERs-our rapid expansion
This leading wholesale house. offers Q. s.
day, 4O-hr. week, paid vacation, accident
and health ins,' excel. working cond III, n
ability Apply between Q and 5 to SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, INC. 1919 L ST. q W
STENOGRAPHER, in office handling insur-
ance claims: permanent position; opport;
for advancement. Apply J. H. REFS. 340
MGasSs5s Iaf Ri sS9 sDeed
not essential: interesting. permanent posi-
ton: cool ONCE, 39-hour week. WALTER
Sunday. AID. 1895 or WI 5l34
sTENOGRAPHER-REC hne op-
port. for advancement, with present sal
airy open Apply IN person onlv. CHAL-
MERS CO., INC, 11o1 Vermont ave. NV
RIM 3G1. -13
TEACHER in elementary grade for coun-
selor in children's summer camp in Mary-
land. Box 34o-D. Star.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
NEW WOODWORKING
 INDUSTRY STARTIN
STARTING

A new woodworking industry is in the making in Wrangeu utiIiz- ing native birch, cedar and noun tain ash.
 Promoters are F. c. Hanford and Charles Bates. At present beau tifully-grained lamps, ash trays, serving trays, coaster are being turned out, using the three woods in tastful combination. Samples of the products can be seen at the of flee of F. c. Hanford.
 Possibilities for te ewhn industry are endless, MT. Hanford said, if marketing is not too difficult. The items are not yet put on sale but Hanford is working on making them available to the public.
 Stems of ash trays and table and floor lamps are hand-turned and trimmed by burning of fine, decor atiye lines.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25

paag werel c, 5. Clear, E, Totty, Hazel Hunter, Beverly Hunter Graham Hunter.
 Up-riYer on the same vessel on it's June 22 trip were: R. H. S. Sampson, R. F. Davey, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hodgins, Harold Hod- gins, Mildred Tilson. Hugo Fred erickson.
 Down the river this week from Telegraph Creek to WrangelI was E. Totty.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
WEATHER REPORT

Weather forecast, as given by the U. S. Weather Bureau for SE Alaska for the period from Friday morning to tomorrow night is as follows:
 Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and the outside waters Dix on Entrance to Yakutat, variable winds, mostly southwesterly to southeasterly under 20 miels per hour. Considerable cloudiness with light rain showers over the south portion today and over most of southern Alaska tonight
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
INSURANCE MAN HERE

Herman Wick, representative of the Frank Burns, Inc, Insurance Company, with offices in Seattle, is in Wrangell this week in a busi- ness trip.
 While in Wrangell MT. Wick visited Campbell Mrothers, general insurance agents, who handle the Burns Company business.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
ARRESTED IN JUNEAU

George Collins is being held in Juneau by Juneau authorities on warrant issued here charging Collins with family desertion His hearing is pending.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
WAVES HEARING

Lloyd Rnehart was arraigned this week in U. S. Commissioner s court on charges of burglary and grand larceny. He waived prelimin- ary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. He was released on $500 bond
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
cRAsH VIcTM WAs FRIENp

UT " hhWUELL IUUILL
 Roy Dieringer, who was killed in an airplane crash near Valdez last week was a close friend of MT. and Mrs. H. W. McDermott of Wrangell. The McDefmotts came to Wrangell last fall, moving here from Valdez where Dieringer and MT. McDermott were partners fin a garage and gasoline business. 4 letter received this week by Mir McDermott from a Valdez friend, gave details of the crash and told of the death of the pilots wife, Mrs. Petty Francis, a few hours af- ter the accident. She was severe1y burned.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
SOUTH ON LOUISE

Passengers southbound on the Princess Louise last Friday even ing from Wrangell were Lewis Grande, Alice Thorman, Florence Wilson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-25
TIP THE RIVER

Passengers to Telegraph Creek last Saturday aboard the Hazel B of the Ritchie Transportation Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
FOREIGNERS Feted

The Indian Ambassador and Lady
Rama Rau and their daughter Miss
Santha Rau will be back Monday
from a short visit in New York and
nearby resorts. Yesterday they were
guests of honor at luncheon IN
New York. given by Sirdar j. j.
singh, president of the Indian
League of America. who entertained
on the St. Regis roof.
The newly appointed Italian Am
hassador to Canada. Signor Mario
di Stefano, who at present is Italian
Charge d'Afaires in Washington,
was host at luncheon yesterday en-
Pertaining in his home on Tracy
place. The party honored the Sec
retary General of the Food ana
Agriculture Organization Committee
in italy. Signor G.. Ugo Papl. other
guests included the Deputy Director
General of the FAC, Sir Robert
Broadlev: the Counselor OF the
Chinese Embassy, Mr.. c. M. Chen;
Sir Ralph Enfield of England, MI,
A P. jacobsen of Denmark. Mr.. A.
July of France. Signor Paolo Rogers
of italy. Mr.. Edward G. Gale ana
Mr. Wendell L. Hayes Of the State
Department and the Second Secre-
tarv of the Embassy, Signor Fellce
Catalano, and Signor Cesldlo
Gauzzori.
Sienor di Stefano will remain at
his post here until the return OF the
Ambassador. Signor Alberto Tar
chiani from Italy, for which no date
has been set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25

FlcLuJeu
The best time to buy, of course, Is
when you can get the best buy. In furs
think that means right now! Why
delay? A small deposit will reserve the
coat of your choice.
Dyed Skunk Coat, $98
Mink Dyed Marn1ot Coat, Se8
Mouton Dyed Lamb CoatsSs8
Mink Dyed Marnaot Coat, SLAB
Siluer For Jacket, $148
Natural Grey Kidskin Coat, Sl4s
Dyed Persian PAU Coat, $14s
Beaver Striped Mouton Dyed Lamb Goats, $l4s
Silverblue Dyed Muskrat Coat, $lsS
Mink Dyed Muskrat Coat, $1ss
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat $zoS
Northern Back Mink Dyed MusAerat Coat, 1928
Dyed Squirrel Coat, S29s
Natural Squirrel Coat, $z98
Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat Coat, S29S
Grey Persian Lamb Coat, S348
Sheared Raccoon Coat, $348
Dyed China Mink Coat, 1898
Sheared Beaver Coat, S44s
Ranch Mink Cape, S5o8
Ranch Mink Coat, $l49s
Partial list Hundreds Of other furs and price groups
Convenient terms may arranged All prices subject
TO tax.
AIR CONDITIONED
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
ISorobtinaist Unit
fCbairnzen Named

Miss Crienna Mahoney has been
named chairman of the newly
formed Fellowship Committee of the
Soroptimist Club of Washington
according to an announcement by
the new president, Mrs. Edith C
Jarvis. The committee will discuss
its plans for the coming season at
a dinner meeting to be held tonight
at Miss Mahoney's apartment at
1914 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Other standing committee chair
men appointed for 1889 include
Mrs. Alma Cunningham, auditing
Mrs. Gladys Middlemiss, bylaws;
Miss Mary Agnes Sweeney, civics;
Mrs. Betty Jones, extension; Mrs
Margaret McKenna, finance; Mrs
Eva Turner. guest tickets; Mis-.
Mary Elizabeth Mersheimer, lunch.
con and arrangements; Miss Edna
Connolly, membership and classic.
cation; Mrs. Jewell Downs, music,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Miss Cvbert to We'd

| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Boyd Cypert
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Betty Lou, to Mr.. Porter
Wisner Van Zandt. jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Van zandt, who reside
in Rochester, N. Y.
The bride-elect attended National
Park College in Forest Glen and
the University of Arkansas, where
she was a member of Pi Beta Phi
Sorority. She is a graduate of the
University of North Carolina, where
she was a member of Valkyries
Honor Society, Who's Who, Pan
Hellenic Council and Phi Beta
Kappa.
Mr.. Van Zandt was graduated
from the University of North Caro-
lima, where he was member of
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He
served as lieutenant d. g. in the
Navy in the Pacific theater for
three years.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Enu0v's Wife Feted

Mrs. Emmett O'Neal, wife of the
United States Ambassador to the
Philippines, shared honors yester-
day with Mrs. r. J. Taylor, wife
of the chief examiner for the Philip
pine War Damage Commission The
occasion was a luncheon given al
the Shoreham by Mrs. Vernon E
Moore, wife of the director of tbs
Washington Office Of the Philippine
War Damage Commission.
Other guests included Mrs. Mar
ciso Ramos, Mrs. Richard r. Ely
Mis-. A. L. Valencia, Mrs. U. A
Zafra, Mrs, George Landrith, Mrs
Wilson Taylor, Mrs. Donald Creasey
Mrs. George Schoolcraft, Mrs. 10.
seph Healey, Miss Conchita Delgadc
and Miss Trophy O'Campo.
Mrs. Taylor is leaving today fol-
San Francisco from where she will
sail Tuesday to join Mr.. Taylo,
in Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25

Miss Mary Bourke, public affairs;
Miss Emma Buechele, publicity:
Miss Estelle Philibert, radio; Miss
Edna Schreiner, social, and Miss
Nelia Turner, Venture Club.
Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis has
been appointed historian.
The following have been named
group captains: Mrs. Audrey War
rem, Mrs. Lorraine Good. Mrs. Flea.
nor Austin. Miss Helen Newman
Miss Lily Tyser, Mrs. Estelle Whit.
ing, Mrs. Edna Hinkel and Mrs
Blanche Moves.
After a recess of two months. the
club will resume its sessions with 8
meeting September at the Wash.
ington Club. The program will b.
devoted to reports on the recent
biennial convention held in Toronto
Canada.