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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-18
VOTE ON STRIKE CLAUSE

WASHINGTON.-Senator Scott
Lucas said today he expects a
test vote will be taken early next
week on what is considered the
best way for the government to
deal with strikers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-18

FIVE DIE IN CRASH

LOUISVILLE. KY. - Five
youths were killed and four i'm
jured today when a passenger
car in which they were riding
crashed info the rear of a truck
loaded with cattle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-18
ATOM BOMB INQUIRY

>WASHINGToN.-Senator Hic-
kenlooper said today that he will
conclude his Investigation Of the
Atomic Energy Commission next
week. He has charged David
Lilienthsl. the chairman. of I'm
credible Encouragement"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-18
Condition Of Antonia Mujica,
key Vests Blue Baby, Becomes
Verse; Earlier Operation Is Necessary

80 Afa#es Ns~8Ns Naaf Amsriran Legion
N& Assesses Ma&ea kny Vests Blue Body. is in q
m sANsm me loas yeaF old blue baby took decided
auFn a1o.
Hs ~ alo DnPoo. her Key West physician. q
Am N@aM Nv George Allen Warren. chairman Of
- tts teen roEafsiime heudnq the drive for funds for
# #NN ~ henn fonnziq. heart surgeon. at Johns
@ta. eIa*s4 asalnu ios enTleE appointment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-18

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Evening star., 1949-05-15
Fashion Show
Will Be Given
For Church

A complete display a. vacation
clothes viii be shown III ifss fash
ssn show benefit al the Seho~ttles
Circle Of the wosnans Socaesy az
Christian Service Of the Foundry
Methodist Church, The show vii
be given ut pm. on MAY u IN tsse
dramatic han OF the church
Proceeds from the show will Be-
used for church Improvements.
Mrs. Frederick Brown Harris
wife Of the chaplain Of the SEN
ate. win serve as q model. olhsy
models viii be Mrs. Harry / In
derwood. Mrs. Art Brown, Mrs.
Austin p. Gattis and Mrs, Don p
Mars.
Justin Lawrfe x.ll be master ot
ceremonies and Glen carow viii
give q piano recital Nine Zin-
aida NJ. Nicolina will sing and Lee
Potter will play the organ during
the show.
An additional feature OF the
program will be . spelling con-
test and awards viii be given for
the most attractive original hats
Reservations for the show may
be made with Mrs. r. l. Han.
chairman OF patrons: Mrs. William
Olin Burtner, benefit chairman or
George II. Ward. treasurer
Patrons and patronesses for the
show include the Ambassador OF
Australia and Mrs. Maxim. Or, and
Mrs, Cloyd Heck Marvin, DR.. and
Mrs. Harris. DR.. and Mrs. George
B. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs, Elwood
Seal. Miss Alice Hutchlns DRAKE
Miss Ruby Neyins. the Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph c, John. Harry L. Un-
derwood. Mrs. Thomas J. Gattis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin p. Gattis, Mr.
and Mrs. Burtner. Miss Louise un-
derwood, Miss Minnie L, Cornelius.
Miss Edith NJ. Andreas and DR.. anc
Mrs. Wesley X. Harris,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
IAAUW Juniors
To Hear Mrs. Real

Mrs. Fritz Real, wife of the
commercial counselor of the Swiss
Legation, will discuss womans
place in Switzerland at meeting
of the Junior Group of the Silver
Spring American Association OF
University Women TO be held at 8
pm. tomorrow.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. w. Rogers Hamel,
9503 st. Andrews way. Officers
will be elected. Guests include
the past and present presidents of
the Silver Spring branch, Mrs.
Frank c. Cross and Mrs. L. o.
Regeimbal, respectively. The re-
cent recipient OF an AAUW schoi-
arship TO the University of Mary
land, Miss Joyce Darby. senior
at the Montgomery Blair High
School. will attend.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Writer to Discuss
World Situation

Sigrid Arne. Associated Pres:
columnist. will discuss "Interna
tional Affairs" at the ANAL meeting
Of the season of the Womans Club
OF woodside TO be held At IL 81
pm. Wednesday at the home oi
Mrs. Nathan r. Fuller. 1905 Dale
drive. Silver Spring.
A tea will follow the installation
of officers. They are: Mrs. George
Butler. president: Mrs. Henry
Mehserle. vice president. Mrs
Howard Dozier. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. George Blomouist
recording secretary; Mrs. w. A
Anderson. treasurer; Mrs. Eugene
Weeks, director. and Mrs. Fuller
auditor. Mrs. Howard Bailey IL
the outgoing president.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Won1en,s Clubs
Benefit Dance Of Hospital Auxiliary
Will Raise Funds for Needed Equipment

Also serving as patrons are MIR.
and Mrs. 8. Cooper Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Armistead L. Boothe, the
Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Conner Lille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l.. Ruffner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Auchin-
Gloss. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hoxton,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paige Marshall,
Mrs. Julian T. Burke. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. J. P. 3. Barrett.
Mrs. Andrew C. Pickens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Rollins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Welly X. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Book and Judge and
Mrs. Harry Kennedy.
Additional patrons are Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Burke. Judge and
Mrs. william T. Woolls, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van C. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Trapnell. DR.. and Mrs.
o. Anderson Engh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Hulfish. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Coakley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Warfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ferris White. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. S. Haddock, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles F. Holden. the Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Fraser. jr.; Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Burchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Dudley: Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingstone Lord Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester G.. Pierce and Mr..
and Mrs. w. Condit Whittlesley.
Members of the TWIG COM
mittee in charge of the dance are
Mrs. F.. Hamilton Seeley, chair
man: Mrs. Paul N. Crocker, CO.
chairman; Mrs. S. Cooper Daw-
son, Mrs. w. Perry Epes. Mrs.
Jack Howard. Mrs. Robert Collier
Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. Gerald
Horine, Mrs. L. Opie Chancellor
Mrs. Calvin Soriero and Mrs. Ben
jamin McIlhinney, the TWIG
president for the coming year.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Mrs. Frank p. Graham. wife OF Senator
v..sar .em s1s.h EsTn, through
10 am. to pm. ST. Johns. parish hail
s1s Sixteenth street; used book sale.
Miscellaneous Clubs
District Society-Wednesdav. pm,
sattsry Park c9mmHnity Club Io7 ens; Glen
District HON. Economics Association.
Wednesdsy; Pm, walsh u, House: so2o
teacher: Martha Gasella. dietitian. and
ss Paslie s.42se ssn's .d' nos %h, 'fPns esoss Nj
wsp woman's National Democratic Ciub-To-
morrow; 1890 pm: LUNCHEON; speake,
Entre Nous Ciab-Tomorrow. pm, with
Mrs: Charles p. Keyser. 1902 Kenyon
District Library Assoeiation-Thursda
$50. pm. Southwest. Branch. of thu
Public Library. Seventh and street,
c.1ssn ssss 'sfRsF Bsos sos'kif fr.de e0naf
optf.Mrs.e Club. National capitaI chapte,
gei.y' ssSs Forty-hfsh 'sas Street = cheV,
Hadassah. washinston Chapter-Tuesday
1890 pm, Mayfiower Hotel. 2sth an.
nual spring luncheon. installa tion oi
ofhcers: speaker. Mrs. Samuel Lubin'
president of seabosrd region. Thurs.
day. $50 pm. Indian Spring Countr,
Club. Northeast Rroup. dance,
District League Of Republican Women
street NV. political study sroup. suffsl
the Chinese. Minister: Mrs. wang, wifi,
Of the Chinese Counselor; and Mrs
Nelson. johnson. wife Of the secretar,
Eenersl of the Far Eastern Commission
Army Relief Society; District Branch
Heron, 1aII Fairfax road; Beth.saa
laws for ADOPTION and election Of of.
ncers: speaker, William r. Scott. Arm,
District League of American Pen Women
WEDNESDAY. s pm. award PARTY, Thurs.
day. 1880 am. fiction rroup: 1896
pm, ar GROUP, 340s livingston stree,
NV, Dutch treat picnic. Friday.
Woman's Christian Temperanee Unien-
| Place Methodist Church 900 Masss.
chusetts avenue NV, Executive Board
Evening star., 1949-05-15
On This Weeks Enqoqenent Pad

Excelsior Literary Cluk--Tuesdsy, 1880
gm lunchseonno,o enoo with ~ Mrs; Henry Fem. rsnno
f6q5gSdaF $50 o.RREa,,. RHE Am;s,ssn sass1
sew ssoTr.s gd sh. sff ass eeph.nt saSn' .ae h'0O
shss.sT J: With .. Mrs. Y: {. rinn. iii
Adss israel si:tsrbeoaS 1:so
ss,iIibi AiSemarie street NV. millinery
women.s American OFT. Northwest Char
ter-Tomorrow, 1890 pm" Jewish Com
c.sSoe Sat' SsassnT see'n District
ss9ts Circle NV ..,,;s ,ss dance ,n;,.s,,n,
day, ! pm, Albsn Towers, annual en-
B'hai Birth Women Of AIexansri.-;wssd,-
,HlsSsnsdris; aHlsSss; o iPs.sllation isnehssn.
president Of the women's Supreme
women's City ciub-Tuesday, presents-
ton OF honorary memberships TO Mrs,
Truman and ten other outstanding
Canadian cifub-saturday. Hotel 24oo.
Victoria Day luncheon
Creative Arts Club Of Arlington County
Heaoar0V Hedses isso North o w inslesood WOOD Street
Arlington. spring review program and
election OF cffcers; guest artist, MRS. Ce-
celia Mahoney, concert master and drst
vtolinist of the Arlington County Sym
phony Orchestra.
Columbia Heights Art Ciub-Tomorrow,'
pm, Hotel 2400, anBual luncheon.
Board Of Managers Of Catholic Home for
Ased Ladies-Tuesday, SIS pm, Ward
man Park Hotel. benefit card party.
United DAUGHTERS Of the Cenfederaey-,
Friday. 8 pm, Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
Chapter, with Dr. and Mrs. A: Z: Mar
land speaker, Col. Robert Self Henry.
District Daughters Of the American Reye.
lution-Tuesdsy, Capitol Chapter. with
Mrs. Catharine Nagle, 70s Dorset ave
rue Kenwood, Chevy Chase, Nd. Wednes-
day. . pm. Sarah Franklin ChapteI.
with Mrs. Charles Tayenner. Eeechvood
road, College Heights tea. THURSDAY,
$50 pm. Col. James Mccall tnapter
buffet supper, with Mrs. Wayne Birdsell,
1910 Moves drive, Silver Spring. election
and installation Of officers. SATURDAY
1880 pm, Old Club, Alexandris, Dolly
Madison Chapter. luncheon. book re-
view. Saturday Keystone Chapter, with
Mrs Wayne H Smith. 39is East.West
highway; speaker. Mrs. s. Dolan Dono-
hoe, State chairman OF national defense.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Economists Plan Proqron1s

Mrs. Charles A. Brannan. wife
Of the Secretary of Agriculture,
and Mrs. Marjorie Child Hustled.
Minneapolis, widely known home
economist. will be honored by the
District Home Economics Women
in Business with a tea from to
6 pm. Tuesday at the University
Women's Club.
Members of the American Die
tetics Association and the Ameri-
can Home Economics Association
have been invited. In the receiv-
ing line with the special guests
will be Mrs. r. D. Hatcher. local
chairman of the hostess group;
Dr.. Hazel Stiebling. chief of the
bureau of human nutrition and
home economies; Miss Rua Van
Horn. president of the District
American Home Economics group,
Miss Mildred Horton. eXecu-
tive secretary, and Mrs. Ann Stew
art Miller. president of the Dis
trict Dietetics Association.
"Why I Chose My Profession
will be the topic discussed by three
speakers at meeting of the Dis
trict Home Economics Association
to be held at 8 pm. Wednesday in
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Women to Honor
Bosses Wednesday

Representative Reva Beck Bo-
some, Democrat, from Utah. Will
speak at the annual bosses break
fast to be given by the Credit
Womens Breakfast Club in honor
of members employers at 7:45
am. Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel.
The speakers subject will be
Are Stores Open Markets." Gen
eral arrangements are under the
direction Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rus
sell and Miss Erma Calvert will
be in charge of the musical pro-
gram. Miss Ena Shepherd is pres
ident of the club.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Weekly Newspaper Column
KEEPS Constituents Happy

aosrs--C~-xfats srs Esrgs-
larsn
TIE asea tNAI Exrs~~ntagss
xcs4sa a&as Ire sssns 20 r~rsccalsy
reach n~F scvgs "a args~xatNa ~
yo~ s&sasars sltzsrna A Asssss -
snsnrsrssesiAcn fvera q s-aa~*sa<r
recently wKa Fas,.sAsc ca rasv e1s
as . p~snerTsGse pspes IN nss cen
essrty II vmrssaasss8 tnas .
aaxn .soa rsstaos ~ esn3ass.
aax constituents iaFosxa Ma
Hascrn. ~as s~plAearx Ias nae
eraN F,sltane a. hass ktsNag
aaa asek xlarr4aS
Same es ,sss mates sela=ana sFs
gsl4ase feei4ns a. itss ere eants ia
arc SG egcst&assS s~ekgak es,sasass
aa legislative G4eAectA taesastFsx
compulsory hsAltA insurance ~
peal ef tse Tstt. Hartley iaw FeA-
sral Asa 10 edaessaaa and universal
military training Ffea ta1A
Nrs Harsten xald I received lss-
,srs from folks had ~ stes wefs
particularly interested
Although o elArk statement ~
ec~ one Volrs IS usually matter
gog elusive phrases of terrosss
SecrrcN Mrs HArdsns henestw
has brought asit ene NtEsT taxing
cat ne cut gaey4s
T-l2r pas election brought Mra
Harden into her fvN raelst -
ncs SNs ha~~V~t has nesn .
rnat~oa in the Ofpey al the EAsi.
rfn S1sT a mrmeey al tts DA4Eh-
'efs et Ihe American RFvelullea
and e cslerats 20 the Continental
Ccnsress president ci Alpha
Gamma Chapter AZ kapPa kspcA
Kappa pSrsdeNi et the Bccs-
lovers Club . member ~ ths
Postwar Planning Committee nf
the Indiana Federation 81 Clubs
and charter memoeY Al ;hs
Business and Professional wasn~
ems Club
Mrs. Hafoen. ~ho received her
unusual rrI name through ths
whim Of an aunt after heing
pleased With a novels heroine ~
TIE ssms given sppendage has
had q long background os ssrfies
In the Republican Party She 70
married has q son and three
grandchildren
THE Representative tells q tale
about how her name has proved q
good sounding board AftsF her
opponent ws& defeated, shs sx-
plainS. her once VAS flooded with
appiicAtions far secretaries The
ones Who started er Dear Sir
she laughed really save them
selves away"
Evening star., 1949-05-15
., Jeesss seesn

Representative ceca MszFTax
Harcen. Republican. from iEse2-
ans has 9 .nSrf on ire eearsa
al her stn distract constituents
without the asa et back aas-
PING cs a rubber sGaran signature
Ms. Harasn. sho registers
amusement 81 The rece4ps q. vAssSf
blades and mems we&f advertise
mentx. tells fellow HooS4eys ho~
and why sas votes og naAiat leafs
lAtAon through a weekly column
available 70 - newspapers IN
the district
"Iisa o lot q: extra RuFk TIE
Ss-yeAT -old woman rsmscf a
coagreSs agrees oat /! want to
know The sentiments al TIE
people And the sentiments Of
cross section o. the AEfieai-
turally lneliped IndlAnIans sAs
gets throush the daily mall
Reason behind the informative
service Is not ons Of pure public
relations. The AREA from whseh
Mrs. Harden ~As elected = out
o, 10 precincts Is inaccessible
through iarge papers Realtgins
This. the Representative since heI
taking over Of once. has supplied
editors Of the 9Th district ~th
a condensed version ci houss ne-
,ion-paSt present and future
One-haH Of The papers are
USING The material Titled In
WASHINGTON With Ceel Harden
But Mrs, Harden suhScrie>es, and
paws. for the more than three
and half dozen publications
These. she and her Secretary
peruSr and put 10 primary Use
A new mother receives a baby
book put out hy the Federal
Security Agency. A new bride re-
ceives a cook book And any one
known 10 Mrs, Harden. whose
name hits the printed page Is
congratulated or oonsoled. IS the
case might be-
The current project Of the Of
Ace is 10 send a red. white and
blue copy Of the American s
Greed 10 every prospective grad-
uate of the district Although
this has been done before by mem /"
bers of Congress. Mrs. Harden Is
tirelessly filling in the graduate s
name and repeating her own
signature. A form letter Of ap-
proval Is inelosed In each manila
envelope.
This. Of course the Repre-
sentative explains, goes into every
Evening star., 1949-05-15
.Mr. BorkIey to Be Honored

polntsd Mrs. Ektsrlene Bell a.
program chairman Mrs. Bell Sth
have Mrs. Helen Kelly Rand a.
her eo-ehalrmAn. Other commit =
tee ehairmen are Mira. FLOYD L.
Cook. tickets. and Mrs woodrow
Orim. hospitality.
HostssseS will b< Mrs William
Boyle. jr Mrs Arthur CLARENDON
Smith. Mrs. Cleo Nickles Spencer.
Mrs. Perry Houas, Mrs. stuart v.
Worneldorph. Mrs Florence Know .
Ian. Mrs. Jessie OFT. Or. NJ Vir-
slnla ONeil. Dr Minerva Martin.
Mrs Helen McNulta. Mrs, Bryan
Scott and Mrs Ruth Adair Dyer
Evening star., 1949-05-15
5th Annual Bazaar
Scheduled Tonight

The fifth annual bazaar of st.
Sophia Greek Orthodox Church
will be held from 5 to midnight
tonight at Uline Arena.
Proceeds from the affair will
60 toward the building fund of
the church for the erection of a
new building at 1868 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. The activities
will include dancing, games. enter
tainment and an exposition show
given by leading merchants of
the city.
Groups planning the bazaar in
clude the Philoptohos Society and
junior league of the church and
other women's and youth groups.
A buffet supper will deserved.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Continuing It's efforts to raise
funds for the X-ray department
of the Alexandria Hospital, the
TwIG, junior auxiliary of the
hospital. will give q benefit dance
on Friday at the Alexandria Roller
Skating Rink.
Guy Lombardo and His Royal
Canadians vial play for the dane
ing from 10 pm. to am.
Through their benefit dances,
members of TWIG have been able
to supply the hospital with equip
ment needed in the X-ray depart
ment.
In addition to purchasing hos
pital equipment, the TWIG sets
aside a fund each year to provide
private nurses for charity patients.
Last year the group also estab-
lished an annual scholarship to
put a student through nursing
school.
Another fund-raising activity OF
The TWIG is its Thrift Shop at
213 South Columbus street In
Alexandria.
1ttorney General and Mrs. Tom
Clark will be among the patrons
of the dance. Other patrons are
Justice and Mrs. Hugo Black
Representative and Mrs. Howard
w. Smith. Representative and
Mrs. Gerald l.. Ford, Justice and
Mrs. Thurman Arnold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph C. Grew. Mr.. .and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Godfrey.
Other patrons are Air Com
modore and Mrs. Frank r. Miller
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Elwood r
Quesada, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Julian w. Cunningham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Matheson, Lieut.
Gen, and Mrs. Julian c. Smith
Capt. and Mrs. Atherton Macon
dray and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Du Boise Brookings..
Evening star., 1949-05-15

the ballroom OF Walsh House, 2020
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The speakers will be Jeannette
Giovannoni, home economics
teacher; Martha Gazella, dietician,
and Doris Clements. home econ
omist in the field of public service
A group of recent graduates will
present a skit. Opportunities in
Home Economics"
Home economics seniors of
George Washington University,
Howard University and the Wash
ington Missionary College will be
taken into the association. Recog-
milton will be paid to senior honor
students in home economics from
the District high schools.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Takoms Park women's !oIub--Tomorrow
1890 am, sarden department, With
riet Converse, ,9l2 Aspen street; speak
er Mrs; Floyd Smith. Tuesday, 1915
pr pm sgp,Blair Community Center, Center,
mart and white elephant auction.
I3:3o nm, with Mrs. Nathan r Fuller,
sSS Das ssfd ddvf Srns sss res
coiumnist, international Affairs
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
row, 2 pm: speaker, Naomi Rabh Wins
annual @ pr report 'n q president, insiallation %
OF ofhcers
woman's Club Of Lyen viIIaxe-Tomorrow
1:15. pm, literature and international
Gn' Gessp s6s Rerth Nan Hsrv.Td M' street
Silver Spring Woman's Club-wednesda
'0 ter ItepatSre Rmii up depsr,ment uRs iunsheon,
Beverley Hills Women. club-Thursasy
Henry N, w. brown. 7os Grand view drive.
Alexandra, talent night:
Ashton Heights Women's Club Of Arlins-
ton-Tuesday, noon, luncheon.
Soronties
morrow pm. with Mrs. Frank Hayes
1882 Biltmore street NV, Apt. 33:
Pi Beta Phi-Tuesday, 8 pm, junior
Alumnse, with Mrs. Graham Clark, 3712
Morrison street NV, flower arrange
ment demonstration. Friday, pm,
Washington Golf and Country Club,
Arlington-Alexandria Alumnae, benefit
AIShs DhaaSf Delta Iat'i iri-ruesday. 8 pm, 1903
College avenue, College Park. College
Park hlumnae Association, party for
seniors OF MARYLAND University chapter.
Thursday, pm, North Arlington ells
Church Alumnae Association: with Mrs.
Robert 9: Atkins, 70s Villa Ridge road
Alpha chi omesa-Today. 10 am. Bur-
lington Hotel May breakfast.
Chi Omega-Friday, $3.50 pm. with Mrs.
W, J. Hardy, Ravenwood, Va. dinner.
Phi Delta Gamma, Alpha Chapter-Satur-
day, ! 80 pm, Mrs KS Toll House.
q201 Colesville road, luncheon. tnstalla-
tion of oficers at home of Miss Eleanor
Gessford, 1917 Mckinley street NV.
Alumnoe Clubs
Bryn Mawr Club-Tuesday. 6 pm. with
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Straus. Linnean
Hill, Klingie road and Porter street
NV; dinnsr; speaker MI straus'
womans College Of University Of North
Carolina Aiumnae-Saturdss, 1890
pm, Woman's National Democratic
Club, luncheon; speaker, Senator Graham
81. MAYS sehoai and Junior CelIex,
Alumnae-Thursday. woman's National
Democratic Club. luncheon honoring
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Vice President Aloen w, Bark
lev will be the guest of honor at
the 20th anniversary dinner Of the
Democratic Womens National
Council to be held at Q pm, May
"a. at the Mayfioser Hotel,
Other guests at the dinner will
be the cabinet members and their
wives, Senator J, Howard Nc
Grath. chairman OF the Democra-
tic National Committee, and Mrs.
India Edwards. chairman Of the
women's Division OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee,
Mrs. Walter H Msloney. general
chairman for the dinner. has sp"
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Election Planned

Officers will be elected at a
meeting of the Creative Arts Club
of Arlington to be held at 8 pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. O
E. Hedges, 1920 North Inglewood
street, Arlington.
A musical program will be pre-
sented. Co-hostesses are Mrs
w. D. Martin and Mrs. Clara
Reed Tisdale
Evening star., 1949-05-15
ANWC to Honor
Judith Anderson

Miss Judith Anderson will be
guest Of honor at . tea to be
given by the American Newspaper
Women's Club at I pm. Wednes-
day at the clubhouse. 1904 Twen-
ttieth street MN
Miss Anderson win Be In Wash
ington for the performance oi
"Medea" that night In the Sylvan
Theater,