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GOULD. LOGAN W. On Wednesday
- Aususs "a, le49; At Hallen.
HG- M member of the Columbia Typo.
Vi ESSS III graphical Union, No. 101, anc
KE1 the Secretary's Chapel. Fu'
neral services on Sunday, Au.
gust 2S, at Bone Gap, ILL.,
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ter. No. s. o. E. s.. will con
duct Eastern Star services fo
our late member. Sister ES
rELLA A. WEBB. on Satur
day. August "a, 1919. at
pm, at the 8. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st
order Of the worthy matron
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CARTER, MABEL, Entered into eternal
asilinser Hospital: MABEL MABEL GARTER GARTER 81 Of
Mrs Emma Carter. Other relatives and
man many friends also mourn her passing,
Relatives and friends may call on Sun
john T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 3rd
and Eye SITS. s.w. Funeral on MonaSy'
August 30, at 3 pm. 1nterment Hst-
mony Cemetery. Zo'
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eternal rest on Tuesday. August 23, d.s lg4g;
al Gallmger Hospital. CHARLOTIE
COATES Of 9O2 1st st. s.w... beloved wife
OF Richard Coates. devoted mother OF
Miss Mary Sterling. and Clarence Aenry
smith, daughter of Mrs. Irene Chfies.
She also is survived by three brothers;
James, Charles and William Chiles: ana
q host of other relatives ana lrlends:
Relatives and friends may call at the
John r Rhines & Co. Funeral Home.
ard and Eye SITS. s.w., on Friday, August
26, after 4 pm. Funeral and interment
Woodford, Va. ~
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CRAWFORD, COL. LAWRENCE C. On
Thursday. Ausust Is. 1949. at his resi-
denss; $500 Broad rnsh BEspeh r. Nv G9l Co.
Hnesl. Beloved husband of Doiey z.
crawford and father Of Mrs. Fredsrtek
r. Moss. Remains resting at at the cnevs
nntil 2:3O pm. Monday, August 20. Mil,
itary services and interment will be held
at $50 pm. Monday. August 29 AT
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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CASSIDY, EDWARD r. On Wednes.
lau Annnst q 1Q4Q ut Mount

DAY: AUGUST e. 1898 csHrsNfpiSr q MGpas Ate s9
Iii Oaiyood st. se.. beloved husband
OF Mary A. cheseldine and brother Of
william r. cheseldins OF River sprin5ws' g
Va and Mrs. Regena Dodd of Wash
ington, b. c. Services at the 8. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2eOl 14th ST. ~ nv,
ment Louisville, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Junior Leagues
To Meet TODAY

Mrs. Charles Runyon III of Wash
ington will attend the annual vim
ter board meeting of the Association
OF Junior Leagues of America which
opened today in New York at .the
associations headquarters at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
AS director of Region XI Of the
association, Mrs. Runyon represents
the IA Junior Leagues in Delaware.
Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia and the District. She will
report on the recent conference Of
Region XII which was held in Roa-
noke, Va.
Current problems, general trends
and development of the Junior
Leagues will be discussed at the
New York meeting. Plans for the
associations annual conference to
be held at Boca Ration, Fla, in
April, also will be discussed.
Arrangements have been made for
the board members to visit the
United Nations at Lake Success, dur
ing their New York stay.
Mrs. Runyon is former president
of the Junior League Of Washington
and also has served in various other
community undertakings.
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Sorority Ne1Vs

Miss Patricia McGerr, author OF
the recently published mystery
novel, Catch Me If You Can,
will discuss the books she has writ
ten and her recent travels before
members of the washington Alum
nae Chapter Of Phi Chi Theta to-
night at the home Of Miss Kay
Riser. This is one in a series OF
meetings devoted to talks by career
women.
Washington Alumnae of Theta
Upsilon will celebrate founders day
with a dinner on Friday at the
Tally-Ho Restaurant. The occasion
will also be commemorated through
out the Nation by some so other
groups, college chapters and alum
nae. Theta Epsilon was founded
at the University Of California in
1914.
A movie, milk for Goodness
Sake" will be shown before the
Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
Alpha XII Delta Sorority at 8 pm.
tomorrow at 1851 Columbia road
NV.
Refreshments will be served after
the meeting with Mrs. James w.
Evans as hostess. All Alpha XII
Deltas living in the Metropolitan
Area have been invited.
The District Intercollegiate Chap
ter of Kappa Phi will hold a dinner
meeting at $50 pm. Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Ruth lockwood,
Apartment 3O3, 1900 Twenty-eighth
place Sc. Mrs. Nora Irwin will be
in charge Of the program.
Jaime De Pinies, secretary at the
Spanish Embassy, will speak at a
meeting of the Delta Delta Delta
Sorority Alumnae at 7:30 pm. Tues
day at the home of Miss Ernestine
Vigil at the Westminster Apartments.
Miss Mary Fulton is taking reser-
vations.
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visions, clothing, household articles
and comfort in many different ways
to the sufferers IN France.
THE names of the women who
gave money and time are legion
and the year round the work went
on. Due to the generosity OF one
good friend, our rent has always
been paid. Overhead charges have
been at q minimum.
After France capitulated. the
name was changed to Relief for
French Refugees in England but
later went back to French Relief.
In the meantime, other organi-
cations were formed which also did
fine work, as those who are in
terested know. Thousands of dol
lars were raised for France, but the
Relief for France, the original So
ciety, continued to work and thou
sands of beautiful garments made
in our workroom were sents to
France. Mrs. Harry Hickey, the
director, and ardent worker, never
refused aid to anyone who asked
for it and medicine, instruments,
toys, clothing, household articles and
encouragement were given to every
French person who ever asked for
themselves or their friends IN
France.
I'm 1914, the Presidents Board
decided that the French societies
in Washington should come under
one head. Mrs. Charles Dewey and
Mrs. Charles Y. Worthington were
made .co-chairmen OF the American
Aid to France, Washington branch,
and Mrs. Hickey, director Of the
workroom.
Sharing with each other all bene-
fits and interests, we have kept our
separate accounts, numbers l and
2 and we are all still working for
France.
Many Of our ladies have been
decorated by the generous French
government and more should have
been, but as we all know many are
called but few are chosen. However,
the friendly spirit prevails and we,
who are among the fortunate, are
grateful and appreciative and feel
that the honor is for the society
quite as much as for any single
effort"
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ciety Is sponsoring a President
Party on Saturday night in the
Burgundy Room at Wardman Park
Hotel, from $50 to / o'clock.
Honor guests will be Governor
and Mrs. Val Peterson, the Gov
ernor's staff and other prominent
Nebraskans. The board of governors
is making all arrangements, assisted
by Mr.. Walter r. Johnson and Mr..
James L. McCrory. Nebraska bust
nessmen have contributed numer-
Gus souvenirs to be taken home.
Dress is optional. Persons holding
membership cards will be admitted
for 81 each; others for $3.50.
alabama
The Governor Of Alabama and
Mrs. James E. Folsom, along with
the Governors official party and
around 20 members of both the
University of Alabama and the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
bands, will arrive by special train
Wednesday to attend the inaugural
celebration. The entire party will
be guests of the Alabama State
Society at its pre-inaugural ball
Wednesday evening at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. Pauline v. Byrd is chairman
of the Reception Committee. The
ball will begin at 10 O'Clock, with
music by Jack Morton's Orchestra.
The receiving line will be made up
of members of the Alabama con-
gressional delegation and their
wives and Gov. and Mrs. Folsom.
Alabamans in Washington who
wish to secure tickets may do so by
contracting Miss Libby Anderson.
secretary to Representative Laurie
Battle, or at the door.
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Spring Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emery Galllher
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr.. John D.
Lane, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Lane of Norwalk, Conn.
The bride-elect is a graduate OF
immaculate Junior College and Mr..
Lane is a graduate of Georgetown
University and Of Georgetown
School of Law.
The wedding will take place in
the early spring.
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efforts of individual Americans.
other prominent workers in this or
sanization have been decorated IN
the past.
The recipients of the awards
this time are Mrs. George Barnett,
first president of the originally
named Urgent Relief for France
which moved into action three days
after France was invaded; Mrs
Wilbur Carr, Mrs. Barron DUBOIS,
Princess Margaret Boncompagnl.
Mrs. Charles Benoit, and Mrs. Don
aid Campbell.
Husbands, children and friends
will be invited by members to the
luncheon at which around Is are
expected to be present. Mrs. Du-
Bots daughter, Mrs. Ellery Hunt
ington, is coming down from Con-
necticut for the occasion. The Tor
mer Kitty Dubois was a popular
member Of Washington society be-
fore she went overseas for the
OSS and subsequently married
and moved to New York. She and
her husband have recently moved
into a lovely old house in Darien
which they had completely done
over.
Because of the numerous changes
In the name of the French relief
group here and resultant confusion
in the minds of many, they have
asked that the following statement
by Mrs. Dubois be printed. 4
I'm December, 1889, Mrs. George
p. Becker asked q number Of Wash
ington women to come, together to
form q society to help France. The
first meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr and Mrs.
George Barnett consented to be-
come president, Mrs. Carr, vice
president. Mrs. Barron P. Dubois
was appointed treasurer. Other Of
ficers were appointed and there were
20 original members. It was called
The Urgent Relief for France
Moved from room to room IN
different parts of the city Cat one
time in Anderson House, the work
room was in constant motion. Many
women Joined as the years passed,
doing marvellous work in sewing
packing, asking for materials, sort
ing and sending materials, pro-
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The Kentucky State Society will
hold its own inaugural ball or
January 81 in honor of its distin-
guished son, Vice President Alben w
Barley. Among the ranking guests
will be three members of the Su-
preme Court from the Blue Grass
State, Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson,
Associate Justice Stanley Reed and
Associate Justice Wiley Rutledge.
Gov. and Mrs. Earle Clements
are coming to Washington for the
inauguration festivities and will be
present at the Kentucky ball and
reception which will be held at 10
O'Clock In the ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel.
Mrs. Max o. Truitt, daughter OF
the Vice President and his ofhcial
hostess, will lead the grand march
with her father. Mr.. Barkley's
other daughter, Mrs. Douglas Mac
Arthur II, and her husband are fly
ing from Brussels to be here Tor
the Inauguration and will be pres
ent, and his son and daughter-ln-
law. MIR. and Mrs. David Barley,
will come UP from Paducah.
Tennessee
The Tennessee State Society will
honor its Senators and Representa-
tives of the 81st Congress and their
wives on Saturday at a dinner TO
be held at 7:3O o'clock in the Ter
race Room Of the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Edward J. Mccormack,
president of the society, will intro
duce Tennessee's Judge FINS Gar.
rett of the United States Court OF
Arpeals. who will preside as toast
master. There will be door prizes.
Attendance will be restricted to
Tennesseans and their guests. Res
eryations may be made through Miss
Bessie Thrasher, secretary, Columbia
54S6.
Georgia
Plans for it's inaugural ball on
Wednesday are being completed by
the Georgia State Society. The
Governor of Georgia and Mrs. Her
man Talmadge will be guests OF
honor at the party which will be
given in the West Ballroom OF the
Shoreham Hotel at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Ramspeck, president
of the society; Senator and Mrs
Walter F. George, Senator r. B.
Russell and other members OF the
congressional delegation will receive
the guests.
The society's hospitality commit
tee will have its headquarters in
Parlor F, Willard Hotel from 8
until o'clock on Wednesday to
welcome the visiting Georgians and
present them with complimentary
tickets to the ball. Further infor-
nation may be obtained from Mrs.
j. w. Thurston at Randolph 1888.
Indiana
The Governor of Indiana and
Mrs. Henry T. Schricker will be
suests of honor at an inaugural ball
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will also include Mrs. o. Max Gard
ner, treasurer of the National
Democratic Committee, and Mrs.
Joe L. Blythe, chairman of the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee, and Mrs. Capus Waynick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Slear.
Idaho
The Idaho State Society will give
q dinner dance at the Burlington
Hotel on Thursday at 7:30 as part
Of the inaugural celebration.
The main address of the evening,
given by former Representative from
Illinois Calvin johnson, will follow
few words Of greeting from mem
bers of the congressional delega-
ton.
Reservations at 1925 per person
may be made by calling the office
of Representative John Sanborn,
National 1920, Branch 1863, or by
sending in a check to his office.
Vermont
A congressional reception IN
honor of Governor and Mrs. Ernest
w. Gibson and members of the Yer
mont congressional delegation will
be given by the Vermont State So
ciety on Inauguration Day. The
party will be held at 9 o'clock in
the Washington Club. Dancing will
follow the reception.
Mrs. Frank E. Hickey, moderator,
will welcome the guests and men,
bers, assisted by Tax Collector
Nathan r. Smith, Mr.. Hickey and
Mr.. Michael C. Sullivan.
Nebraska
AS a fitting climax to Inaugural
ton week, the Nebraska State So
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Mount Carmel Methodist Profess
tant Church in Brookville, Md. was
the scene of the wedding yesterday
of Miss Nellie Brooks Craver and
Mr.. Benjamin Victor West. The
Rev. Conrad Jordan oficiated at
the ceremony.
MIR. George Simon Craver, father
Of the bride, gave her in marriage
and Miss Hope Ward was her maid
of honor. Mrs. Leonard Waters
and Miss Betty Daley were the
other attendants.
Mr.. Leland West was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Wayne
West and Mr.. George Craver.
After trip through the South
the couple will live at Harbor Ter
race in Alexandria.
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Edlesberg to Talk
To B'nai Birth

Herman Edlesberg of B'nai Birth
will be guest speaker at member
ship tea and fashion show to be
given by Independence Chapter of
Bnai Birth Women on January Is
from l to 4 pm. at the Hotel 24O0.
Miss Inga Rundvold will act as COM
mentator.
Miss Shirley Markowitz is chair
man of the affair. She is being as
sisted by Miss Ruth Fisher. Miss
Natalie Cantor, Miss Ruth Frank,
Miss Trudy Rabin, Miss Sylvia
Swartz, Miss Mildred Shankman'
Miss Beverly Brager, Miss Sylvia
Friedman, Miss Shirley Rouff and
Miss Ruth Goldberg.
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armenian Union
To Hold Dance

A dance and entertainment will
be sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Armenian General Benev-
olent Union of Washington from
$50 pm. to midnight Saturday at
the Catholic Daughters of America
club house at 2 Scott Circle NV.
Entertainment will include solo
and group dances in costume by
students of Washington dance
school. The auXiliary's Executive
Committee, headed by Mrs. Helen
Mammalian Gabbert, is in charge of
ticket sales.
The Armenian General Benevo-
lent Union was founded in 1906 for
charitable, educational and relig-
ious purposes. The Washington
Chapter is one of 1876 in the United
States, South America and Canada.
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State Societies Festivities
Planned for Inaugural Week

given by the Indiana State Society
in the West Ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel tomorrow night. Tit
Purdue University Glee Club from
Lafayette, Ind, will serenade thu
executive during the dance inter.
mission.
The welcoming committee at the
ball include Selective Service Direc-
tor Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
president of the society; Rural
Identification Administrator Claude
r. Wickard. former Gov. Paul
v. McNutt, Federal Security Admin
fstrator Oscar D. Ewing, Federal
Communications Chairman Wayne
Coy District Commissioner Guy
Mason. President of the New York
Stock Exchange Emil Schram and
many others.
All Hoosiers are cordially invited.
Tickets are $3.50 per person.
North Carolina
Tar Heels In Washington will have
an opportunity to meet North Car
olina's new Governor, Kerr Scott,
and Mrs. Scott at the Governor s
inaugural ball and reception that
will be given in their honor by the
North Carolina State Society Thurs
day evening. 1t will be held at
$50 O'Clock until midnight in the
Hall of Nations ballroom in the
Washington Hotel.
Arrangements have been made so
that there will be no conflict of
the main features of this party and
the Presidents inaugural ball at
the Armory, and guests may attend
both.
Invitations will Of necessity be lin
tied to Tar Heels and their guests
and tickets will be available as
long as they last at Room 1905,
House Office Building, where Mr..
John K. Slear, president of the
society, will hold open house for
visitors form North Carolina. In
augural headquarters for North
Carolinians will be opened Tuesday
morning in the Hotel Carlyle, 500
North Capitol street.
The reception will begin promptly
at $50 with the Governor and his
wife heading the receiving line which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17

Miss Nancy Gertrude Barezofsky.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore O.
Barezofsky, was married yesterday
to Mr.. Allen Howard Fleitell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fleitell
of Takoma Park, the ceremony TAX
ing place in Adas Israel Synagogue
with Rabbi Solomon H. Metz off,
ciating.
Miss Frances Rose Barezofsky was
her sisters maid of honor and the
other attendants were Mrs. Mervin
Lewis and Miss Doris Greenberg.
Mr.. Leo Marx was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Lawrence Miller
and Mr.. Herbert Davidow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Colonial DANES
To Hold Election

Delegates to the 10Th conference
Of the National Society of the
Colonial Danes Of the Seventeenth
Century will be elected at q pm
Saturday at a meeting of the
Colonel William Branthwayte So
ciety to be held at the home OF the
president, Mrs. John M. Stafford,
2845 Twenty ninth street NV. The
conference will be held here on
April 16 and 10.
A tea will follow the meeting.
Assisting the hostess will be DR.
Frances Moon Butts, Mrs. Bertha
L. Hall. Miss Hope Howard Hart
Mrs. Adolphus w. Wells, Mrs
Avery B. Johnston, Miss Caro- Still
we'll and Mrs. Livingston Vann, jr
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Hadassab Lunches

Two OF the groups in the Wash
ington Chapter Of Hadassah will
have thrift luncheons tomorrow to
raise funds for the organizations
child welfare activities in Israel.
The luncheons will precede the
afternoon meetings of the groups.
The Upper Northwest group will
hold its luncheon from II to 1:30
pm. at Stansbury Hall. The
luncheon Of the Midtown group will
be held from IL to 100 pm. at the
Jewish Community Center.
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Manassas Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Marilu
Reese to Mr.. Paul Peter Bieber took
place Saturday at noon in the
Trinity Episcopal Church OF Ma
nassas, Va, the Rev. Gutherle
Brown officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Marvin Reese OF
Manassas: Mr.. Bieber is the son OF
the late Mrs. Robert E. Roesch and
Mr.. Oscar Peter Bieber OF Wash
ington.
Mrs. Norman MacLeon was
matron OF honor and Mr.. John c.
Davis was best man.
Following a Southern honeymooss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bieber will reside in
Manassas after February l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
PROGRAM ON Ha1Vaii

Joseph R. Harrington, delegate OF
Hawaii. and Mrs. Blake Clark, a
former Hawaiian resident, will talk
on Hawaii" at a luncheon Wednes-
day Of the Soroptimist Club OF
Washington at the Willard Hotel.
The club has Endorsed the bill for
statehood for Hawaii, which will
come up in this Congress. Mrs.
Elinor Lee will be in charge OF the
program and introduce the speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Meeting Cancelled

The book review group Of the
District Branch, National League of
American Pen Women, which was
to meet on Friday has cancelled its
meeting due to Inauguration festivi-
ties.
The group will resume its monthly
programs on February 10 at pm.
In the studio at 1851 Columbia road
NV, when Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake will speak on the subject,
Rejection Slips" Mrs. James Hunt
will preside.
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Agudatb Acbin1

Mrs. Louis Morganstein has been
elected president Of the Agudath
Achim Sisterhood following the
resignation of Mrs. Augustus Sells.
Mrs. Morganstein formerly was re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Sam Noyak
is the new recording secretary. :
A dessert luncheon and card party
will be held by the sisterhood at
l pm. January Is at Stansbury
Hall
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OAR Tea Planned

A silver tea will be given by the
President Monroe Chapter of the
District Daughters of the American
Revolution from 4 to 7 pm. Sunday
at the home of Mrs. j. A. Richards,
81 New Jersey avenue Sc, accord
ing to an announcements.
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Autb0r to Sbeak

Miss Ann Barley, author of pat
rick Calls Me Mother" will speak
at the annual founders day lunch
con of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Sorority at l pm. on January % at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas L. Eagan, 64O0 Maple
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md, is in
charge Of reservations.
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at McNaw

A bridge party will be held at
100 pm. Wednesday for members
OF the Ladies of the Army Ordnance
Department at the Fort McNair
Officers Club.
Receiving will be Mrs. Everett
S. Hughes, wife of the Chief Of
Army Ordnance and honorary presi-
dent of the club. HoStesses will be
Mrs. Ralph r. Wentz and Mrs.
Stanley M. Smolensky. Mrs. An
gelo R. Del Campo is taking reserva-
tions.
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Sacred Heart Guild

Monsignor John S. Spence, direc-
tor of education for Catholic schools
of the Archdiocese of washington,
will be guest speaker at a meeting
Of the Sacred Heart School Guild
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the school
auditorium.
Preceding Msgr. Spence's talk,
Mrs. Arthur S. Cranston, president
of the group, will conduct dis
cussion on Lenten activities of the
guild. Grade mothers will assist
Mrs. Waldo j. Tastet in serving re-
freshments following the meeting.
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Creatiue Arts Club

Mrs. Jessie Esmond Wright, poet
ess, will speak at a meeting of the
Creative Arts Club of Arlington
County at o'clock tonight at the
home of Mrs. Nat Hynes, 10l1 North
Lakewood street, Arlington.
Co-hostesses will be Mrs. S. G.
Hallett and Mrs. Mary Perkins
Snyder.
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Award Party at Sulgrave Club on 24th
Cabitalites to Be Decorated
By French at Large Luncheon
By Betty Beals

will honored at big luncheon at the
January which time all will be decorated by the
French government
American Aid France which would to be the most
active foreign group will stage the affair and French
occasion each OF
honor with Franchise The CT
ons point devoted Of each in the
O ,
Not Aid France group very active but the
equally q vive IN recognizing the