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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Overseas Radio
Store Ose,ed By
Ell itsH Sands

The Overseas Radio & Apph-
.ance Store at GIT Duval Street
is new under the sole ownership
of Elijah Sands.
/, Franklin Archer, who was for
merly a partner in the business,
sold his interest to Mr.. Sands and
has moved his residence to West
Palm Beach, where he will enter
a business along the same lines.
Mr.. Sands is still prepared to
give excellent radio repair ser
vice, and Miss Elizabeth Sands
and Alfred Jones will Be glad to
assist you in making purchases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Hiss Margaret Elisabeth PiHder
f"d samuel Harry RssseH Exchanged
Fows "a Me. Church Last Tnesday

n 3 tmesstliai dnuble-Flng &C.
a~aHH lasa Tuesday evening
Mm MaFNafet Ellxabeth pinder
tAsa@s - bride 81 Samuel Iiar-
~ hsssasit shs rlte taxing place
"a A. F4fm Methodist Church
wl&h 49, nv @ leon Wells off,
AiMtmN
H. eansisliahs, and a the altar
shsswsied wtth BASKETS Of white
#s1isls. sna the altar rail en-
tMimHo mlth srFn aud stephanotis.
#sw Flnaes and Ne. Russell ex-
se*a*ea vomn.
Ffsew a. fhe ceremony Mrs.
fts1at M@ila played Moonlight
+eAa Hew& and oh, Promise
~ And auFina ttsk ceremony Il
kww fsa Truly" Miss Marjorie
a'aefa sank AT Dawning" and
f4sAusN
Ml@ paader had as her matron
- huaut Mfs. Rosemary FELTON,.
Mi.le IRE Misses Virginia Whit
Ns~f&h. AGNES pinder and Betty
A4sN&t weTe her bridesmaids.
fissFe wRs also q Junior Brides
wtaid Mis- Evelyn Ann Pinder.
iieaFy Russell twin brother of
So afn@Na Was best man, and
N.R eftNpnkmen were Allen
FM2sy. Hotert Russell and
Nhae3ea Curry Tha hrida ,va,
n*h " marriage by her father,
Namtfel ~ Pinder.
Ml@ Finder chose as her we'd
ains eown = long -sleeved white
+ faAtsn with long train and q yoke
- Aee studded with rhinestones.
tlEf hesddfess was a lovely tiara
- rkod pearls, with fingertip
yea She carried q white Bible
wlsh loops OF ribbon entwined
Nlt' stnphaontis.
I'VE dresses Of the matron of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

60 to the fund. ANY desired In
formation can be Obtained BY
calling ll35-R.
II has been announced by
George Allen Warren, Chairman
of Arthur Sawyer. Post American
Legion that $1,000 has already
been raised toward. the 81, 900
goal.
The bridge party tomorrow
should result in a substantial sum
to be added to the fund. and it is
being held under the auspices Of
the civilian contractors Of the Ma
val Ordnance Unit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Coming EUeats

MONDAY, JUNE 10
Recital, students of Catherine
Logan and Efneline Bodler,
500 r. NJ at Woman's Club
on Dival Street.
TUESDAY, JUNE n
Musicale, advanced students of
Emeline Bodler, 8:15 P. NJ,
Woman's Club on Duval
Street.
Benefit Bridge Party, Let An
tofaia Live Fund 100 p. M,
Officers Club, Fort Taylor.
Open to public. Call 1135-R
for information.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Is
Regular meeting, La Concha
Navy Wives Club No. 88,
1000 Al. NJ in Clubrooms at
u. S. Naval Station.
THURSDAY, JUNE 49,
Hospital Party, sponsored by
VFW Auxiliary, Naval Hospi-
tai. Entertainment and re-
freshments.
Hospital Party, sponsored by
Ladies Auxiliary of v. F. w.
TOO P. M. at Naval Hos
pitai.
Monroe County Hospital Aux
iliary, Sewing Group, meets
at Hospital at 2:30 P. NJ. Call
Mrs. Rutt, 420-W for trans
tatiof.
FRIDAY, JUNE IT,
Amateur Stage Show, spon.
sored by Ladies Auxiliary OF
". F. w. 800 P. M. at High
/ School.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 p. M, Of
ficers Club at Ft. Taylor
Dances by Betty Simpson
and Gerald Pinder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Special Meeting
OF Legion Tonight

A special meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post %, American Legi-
on, will be held this evening at
the Post Home, Commander Al
bert E., DiNegro announces. !
Further arrangements for the
Charity Festival will be compile
ted. Commander DiNegro urges
all Legionnaires to be present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

July at the First Methodist
Church..
Miss Stricken is graduate of
Key West High School, Class of
40, and at present is employed at
the Southern Bell Telephone
office.
Mr.. Scadlock has just recently
completed a course at the Santa
Barbara University in California.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

Tho National Catholic Com
nunisy Service program has been
sn Influential factor in contribu-
tinA 30 the religious and spiritual
welfare % men and women in
tlss Armed Forces in this area,
aevofdsng 10 a special report just
euMpilNd m connection with the
Observance ri the first annual
Hetb Natioaal Communion Sun
aas an june a.
Religious activities are q vital
peFs "a the total Noes program,
afid ihe Catholic aims and pur-
paees of the agency have influ-
vnrNd all activities. even those
&hleh are primarily social or
Negfe4siunal IN nature.
Under ne guidance of Father
Juueph Maring. Noes Moderator.
Rna IN cooperation with the
thapialns II the u. S. Naval Sta
tlan. Noes staff and volunteers
have sponsored numerous relig-
Assm activities. Com m un o n
kiseuhfasls have been held for
aefvsee naen and their families in
thi8 area. Choir singers have been
recruited to assist the chaplains
with Nlnciai religious exercises
u1heg activities have included
religious discussion groups. the
<huwlnR ~ religious films, study
anapx. and Catholic book re-
views
kAmm 90 the outstanding achieve
Mfnts AZ tise religious program
los been me distribution Of relig-
s~ss& ARTICLES and p a m h he I s
thbeKh the USO club located at
az navai Strees and the chaps
ialns ht TN Naval Station, Boca
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4ppIy To W ed

Applications for marriage hcen-
ses were filed Saturday in office
of County Judge Raymond Lord
by Norman E. Tickner, %, of the
u. S. Navy and Norma Chick, Is,
Of 725 Duval street, and by John
w. Pent, n of 81 l Poinciana
place and Viola Corrine Pent, II.
of 405 Ginne1 street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed Saturday in the office Of
Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams
by Harriet E. Pelzer against Har-
old D. Pelzer; by, Floyd Sands
against Conseuelo Sands and by
John Edward Frazier against
Faye Cole Frazier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
!Slricker-ScadIOck
Engagement
Announced

Mrs. Ethca Stricken. 5l3 Will
Ism street today announced the
fAa sNvmcni oi her daughter.
nath imoeene. 90 verl Joseph
ssaaiock. son II William J.. Scad-
asa. t.1.s Angeles. Calf.
a. srt q definite wedding date
nss ma lecn set bat the young
cHapit pian 0n being married in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

When planning a color scheme
for the exterior of your house,
remember that clashing colors in
the immediate surroundings can
detract greatly from the attrac-
tive effect you wish to achieve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCook,
of sos United street have left for
Charlottesville, Virginia, to at
tend the graduation exercises of
their son, Walter r. Mccook, who
graduates today from the Univer-
sity Of Virginia Medical school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
Daughter Born
To Mr.. And Mrs.
G.. 7. Skoko

A daughter was born yesterday
at 1925 p. m, in the Monroe
County Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Skoko of 6I3-A Green
street. The baby weighed seven
pounds, eight ounces, and has
been named Stephanie Georgette.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

Don't overlook the vegetables
to be added when you are making
a stew; brown the meat first and
cook until tender, then add the
carrots, potato slices, celery, or
other vegetables at the last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital ctatistics. }
Rsrd and md c M1sm Ah hs boz 81,
William and Helen Appel. boy.
Wallace and Barbara Barlow. girl,
Charles and Theresa Boiey, boy.
RAYMOND and Ruth BoWles. BOY.
LOUIS s and fRslms sursess sir ff
Howard and Genevieve Burns, boy.
Jerome and Grace Cerkanowicz, sirl. .
James and Evelyn Colbert, girl.
John and Joyce Collier. boy.
James and Lorraine Couper. BOY.
Es ssIrnsHd and Ernestine curvin. boy.
ohn AND a SorR Rsh soy
Alphonse AND olive besehene, boy.
JUSTIN ana sno Marsafss pa1Ievy D0y boz,
George and Mary Dung, boy
Edward and Margaret Dryer. boy.
Edward and Julia Eckenrode, girl.
Sidney and Esther Teller. girl.
joseph ar, and I Eleanor Fernebok. boy.
Richard and BARBARA Fowler o1Fi, rrl.
M EdTsrd s ana Ann Anftv FFysr girl
S5sTnan ana ma beTo s hsH eeldpsrs S'{ boy
Barton and. veda Gordon. boy
MiIam AND AND f RSTa GoEmsn Boy
Harry and Elizabeth Grayson. girl. -
Jerome and Anne Harrigan, boy.
Fehaad AND snd A AIsne H aaTr 81. fT
cisfenee and Je s1H HeDh HibbI So' boy
yde and aao Louise Jo Saass' s sirl
Charles and Virginia Kendrock. girl.
Ralph and Angela Kennedy, boy.
John and Jean Ladino, boy.
lArthur and Rita Lamb, hoy
Jack and Barbara Leckie boy "a
Henry and Rachel LefeIare, gin. -
Gerald and Viola Lewis. boy.
George and Virginia Lowe, boy
sen,am hG ana op Marian asG Meeen cyl girl
Henry and June Meyer, girl:
R Penal al. and M Xirsinia Miller boy.
willard and Hazel Morris. boy.
Robert and Gloria Moseley. boy.
Joseph and Audrey Murray, boy.
Henry and Freda Nicol. boy.
Clyde and Mary Northrop; boy:
Edward and Mary Nuzback. boy,
Melvin and Rose Potosky. girl
Charles and Melvina Poulton. boy.
Arnold and Frances Reeves, girl.
Frank and Marion Rollins, boy.
Emile and Jeanette .schif, girl.
Ernest and Betty Schroeder, boy.
Leroy and Justine Scott, boy
Iclifford and Elizabeth Seese, girl.
Julius and Frances Shiskin. girl.
ESii0 a and E Ms1lHn s siGisns sr fF
Francis and Kathleen Smith, girl.
James and Margaret Sweeney, boy.
lGeorge and Emily Thayer. boy.
Burton and Rose Thorman, boy.
Chester and Lorraine Tinsman, girl.
Henry and Ann Trepanier, boy.
Ralph and Beverly Turner, girl
lSilas and Lucy UtZ, girl.
Ralph and Anna Warmer, boy.
Herbert and Priscilla Watson, girl.
|, Richard and Grace Weekly, girl.
John and Eugenia Winner, girl
julius and Dorothy Byrd, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28

| CHGST IL. =. G0lC, couples muSt'
apply for d marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Howard White; 25. s74s Military .d: NV,
and Nancy Ellwanser. 21. 722 Tucker
zoe Of s Alexandria an Va! Ais hAh' 40 00'n
IT, b Mee e. so e. ,a sPd 81. Valerie Cole
e Rnth Aastfn. a. ss sT e st. n WV AND
oe 1nn. W KnsSn a. ea "a st. NV and
Landry Clemmons. jr., %, 4235 Edson
pl ne. and Thelma johnson. 49, 4234
willie Rnrn m IS. 1902 18th st NV. and
sadie Sadly. SO, 2'1o Pennsylvania ave.
wit la'. E,sfns5s a. 2.17 .,, WsshinstSn
1925 18th st. NV.
Richard Winner. -21, 1918 18th pl. ne,
and Virginia Morris, 1s. COTTAGE City,
A3ssf s'ssi nj a.? 49, h $500 SEE sas
Jos AVE- Na n;h' a. 1914 De,sseld pl NV
'' and Mildred Moor S So. 1900 Long
Joha HUI, =; a. a. and Katherine william.
Ralph Feinbaum, "a, .442 Peabody st
NV. and Doris Kndlick. 90. 222 Gal
Charles washington. z; "a 7o5 18th st. s.;
William Mcchesney, 80. Blackstone Hotel.
jean and Ba Mdred 81 Ha 81 81 g.
Jane Willcoxon. 20. 1915 webster st.
Ivory Ross. 81, 44oo Falls ter. Sc. and
Samuel williams; q, s$$S 18th st; NV:
Franz ns H HmeS Ga Chess ss' ssss p Md
and 1anther Garrett 81. 1927 10th
heE E7es g:as5.. H. s g. ISIS WI
wills SsS Ss sss IT. A sss y.
James Elamon' Il. Fort Mysr, va: and
Hymen Alpert. Is, sSoi Warder It. NV.
Charles Hiilyard, s., 1918 Bunker Hill
I'd. ne. and Kathleene Raynor. SO. s69
Geranium st. NV.
'fss n: jones' rs ! e. sf ~ ss
Lowell Braasch. %, Patuxent River, Nd.
and Lillian Lee Davidson, 20. 1920 Co.
Donald Ship. Is; 1909 Hopkins st, NV
and villa Benton, 10. 1907 California
Eugene Byram, 81. Alexandria. Va. and
| Lorean Robinson. FL, 1917 Rhode Is
wiiiiam Mosby. SO. 1928 Swami st. NV
and Mary Hall, 20, 1882 8 st. NV.
John Brandt, 20, Canton, Ohio. and Dor
othy Earle, "A, 1924 Chesapeake st
Grant Hyde. rs, 1742 ct NV. snd
Mary Mara, 20, EMERGENCY Hospital
Patricia brandon. 90 ' 1855 Ma Esm sad
st. NV
Chester Roy. %, Silver Spring, Nd, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28

Edward ana Marea Smith, boy and cir
(twins).
Samuel and Pearl Smith, girl
IAlva and Jeanne Steele, girl.
Czechoslovakia's critical housing
shortage is impeding recruiting OF
workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28

George and Mildred carter, boy.
Leon and Louvinta Contee, boy.
Henry and Lena Zones, girl.
Jung and Heuy Coon, girl.
Charles and Eddie Hall, girl.
Francis and Roberta johnson. girl.
Aubrey and Ometta Kearney, boy.
Edgar and Gertrude MCGEE, boy.
Samuel and Lila Murray, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. latD, couples must.
apply for d marriage license on
one day. ,Ddit three tuu days and
receive the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Engagements

Announcement Is made hy Mr..
and Mira Roy c, johnson es The
engagemen, Of their daughter.
Florence ElAtns 10 Mr. William
l. Blackwell Of MaTyssAis. Utah.
No ler.ea 6slllett
Mi and Ms, Harry NasaFiAa
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Nan 10 MI John waiter
0ulllett. Son Of Nj and Mira.
Walter Oailles ei Bait,maEe.
Wright heyne
August Nill be the Weddlng
month Of Miss Vfgln!A Trayior
wfsehl and Ms Roaegt Lowell
Hayne. WHOSE engagement IL an
nouneed ny Miss WI ghtA parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Hol. wTishi o. Sll-
yer Sp:ius and Royal Oak Md.
The bridegroom elect u the soa
Of Mrs Marcus " Hayne and tfae
late Mr. Hayne
eoechlet. Welt
Announcement has been re-
eciyed from Mi and Mrs ] n,
Baechler Of ooderlch. Ontario. ef
the ensagement Of their aAugh-
ter. Marjorie Kathleen. 10 Enalsn
Donald de France Wet, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Welt Of lowA
City. Iowa.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Mrs. Truman
At Benefit

MFs Truman ssgsreSa ta< Esd -
CarsI&l sceaAttssa wssa EA1hxyv1 81
Ire Ssassss Hcsxl ysszsz1ay tes -
arsnaa! angsr elephant p&Fts
Tfs2a ywAg Tariff Sss0e tsssas ~
1ssaEaesn<5 gAy ssAEAAT . enagNgsw~
fsssaszYx es-sGal sAAsssgsss Khsw ssAEra
~ JalIs2s 0ATfsssskFs A o. Ard .
gaAsssczpSss musical gpxrsm II
sxxsk place In Ire ia fNgrsasrssGzAa
fVxsn add exsrnseSs eag .ats assa
sxs7 hSsses Mtaesw hoSssss Rad eseen
SCI Up by tlas "A Different ~vs!ass
oEEantEagasas that rrexiNe a3rsNgs
from Ter THarsts Saaop.
Aa1Gag cszsasaasE AaAe apark2s aaa
interest wslsa ifae.g asng asAx lt2Fv~aKh.
eaf tsse asaow wvFw Sae tlassozse.
Jane FTeAnGa and lAwyraes
Ignhxti
AensSts az tae Tariff se4pr
hoag1 sfao Esr~sea Ma Truman
ayssa aeF arrival wvss MTs y iAw~
renee 0rcneg. Atrs~ William Nxata
StuFtsSAnt and MFz Reeve lx~a
and MA John AilAa Deus ese4ts, /,
who Sas chairman Of tls esasaL.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Luciolli will be entertained at din
ner tomorrow evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman and
their daughter. Miss Laura Tuck
erman who will be maid of honor
for Miss Fritsch. The wedding
will take place at the Shrine of
the Most Blessed Sacrament on
Chevy Chase Circle and the Am
basador will escort the bride and
be one Of her witnesses.
Also in the future is the dinner
which the Colombian Ambassador
and Sonora de Restrepo-Jaramilo
have planned for May II.
The Second Secretary of the
Chilean embassy, Senior Carlos
Mardones, has been transferred to
Madrid where he win serve as
secretary. Senior and Sonora de
Mardones are the guests in whose
honor other members Of the
Chilean embassy staff and their
wives will entertain at dinner this
evening in the Palladian room of
the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

The marriage of Miss Doris Lee
Parrish, daughter of Mrs. H. A
Bush of Charleston, w. Va, to
Mr.. Prince David Finlayson took
place May / in the Bethesda
Methodist Church, the Rev. bart
well F. Chandler officiating. The
bridegroom is the son of 1t
Comdr. and Mrs. Prince George
Finlayson Of Bethesda.
Riddle -MedIin
Miss Francis M. Medlin. daugl1-
ter of the late MIR. and Mrs. W. /
Medlin of Zebulon. N c., was
married April 16 to Mr. Lewis Ed
ward Riddle, son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Riddle of Charlotte Court
House, Va. The wedding took
place in the Petworth Baptist
Church. Chaplain Le Roy W.
Raley officiating.
O'Donneii- james
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Knott
announce the marriage OF Mrs
Knots daughter, Miss Helen
Marie James. to Mr.. Stanley
o, ,Donnell, son of MRS. Edith
ODonnell. The wedding took
place April II in st. Luke's Meth
odist Church, the Rev. DR.. d. JUS
tice officiating at the ceremony
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Rear Admiral and Mrs. I. <.
Bass were the guests Of honor at
a surprise farewell fete last eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis L.
lines. Admiral and Mrs. Bass
will leave shortly to spend two
months in the Bass family home
at Lumberton. Miss.
The dinner last evening was
given at the United Nations Club
and other guests included Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz. Navy Capt. and Mrs. c. B.
Platt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Selma
BILE, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Strauss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Holland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Allen and
Mr.. William Denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. lines will be hosts
at dinner again tomorrow evening
in the Palladian room at the
Shoreham and will take their
guests later to the recital Of Nine
Chautemps.
The Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde will entertain at tea to-
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Motor Manners
Rudeaess Con Moke You on Accident
Going Somewhere to Happen
.es smsls Pest

wll looE deeper He AL srx
courtesy and Reai hammered e<sn.
duet n practically every tra1S
rule.
Fer taese TrAsoas a gentleman
waa rao moge cheat q REQ l4gf, o.
step sagn than he would efaeAt
In = game Of eaFcsx A ee4ssrss
lady vii not "Scoaa others FA4.
eoaAly ~4th her Aaiusroa.ls horn
any more than sire wc2la act
like . ftSilwstr 81 q party.
Courtesy In an automobile Is
always ones eesi assurance c;
safety.
Motor vehicle manufacturers
have pared no expense In research
and IN enginecring design to build
safer cars. trucks and buses
Highway departments, ths pe-
lice. uaf.le engineers and many
others strive 10 improve the safety
Of streets and highways
w ilES2 AAs 0sEA . A8 1NAi tt&A+a " ~
show more courtesy and eonssc-
Grafton foy each other. the far
reaching ADVANTAGES Of highway
transportation will be advanced
to a point where driving and
walking can be a pleasant expert
enoe In a weli-mannered society
. Since horse and buggy etiquette
is too SLOW for toaay'S highway
transportation pace, The follow
ing questions and answers on
traffic oSaquette for the driving
and walking public are presented
to help reduce our woeful lack Of
motor manners. After all, court
esy can prevent property damage
injuries. suffering and death
Lack OF II Is unforgieahle
Released BY the Bel SYNDICATE ins }
Evening star., 1949-05-10

An exhibition OF 80 period
rooms in miniature" will be open
to the public on Tuesday, May "a,
for the benefit of the st. Lo Com
mittee of American Aid to France,
and will continue for a month at
the Washington World Center.
1712 H street.
Created by Mrs. James Ward
Thorne OF Chicago, the collection,
portraying decorative styles OF
many periods, is fashioned in the
scale of an inch to foot. They
are being shown here through the
courtesy Of Mr.. Thomas j. Wat
son, president of international
Business Machines who acquired
them for the company's depart
ment of fine arts.
Entire proceeds from the ex-
hibition will go toward complet-
ing the American hospital at st.
Lo, the scene of one of the great
battles Of the last war. Amer
ican Aid to France, Inc, wnlcn
took over the project, has already
raised part of the necessary funds.
and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon.
chairman of the st. Lo Commit
tee for American Aid to France.
and members of her committee.
hope to complete the local quota
through the forthcoming exhibit
ton. It Is to be open every week
day from 10 to $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, hon
orary president of American Aid
to France. is giving a luncheon on
May % prior to the preview for
committee members and sponsors.
There also will be a luncheon in
honor of the Chief Of Staff Of the
Army and Mrs. Omar Bradley,
with Mrs. r. Erwin Gilpin as
hostess.
In the earliest room, the Jaco-
bean Hall, may be seen a Crom-
we'll wall clock that exactly dupi-
Gates in miniature one at the Vic
toria and Albert Museum in Lon
don. There is an Early American
Evening star., 1949-05-10

The engagement OF Miss lsa'
belle Mae Weston 70 Mr.. Carl
Henry Mills is announced by Miss
Weston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Burt Horton Weston OF Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Mills Is the son Of Mrs,
Charles Joseph Wedde OF Bath,
Pa. and the late Mr., Franklin
Samuel Mills. He is q student at
Columbia Technical Institute,
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Marriages

Miss Olivita Thomas. daughter
OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Henry Thomas of Fauquier Coun-
ty, Va. was married recently to
Mr.. Allen Clarke Adams. son OF
the late MIR. and Mrs. H. II. Adams
of Savedge. Va. the wedding TAX
ing place In Richmond.
Estep- Robertson
The Church of the Holy Name
was the scene Of the wedding re-
Gently of Miss Marjorie Juanita
Robertson and Mr.. James w
Estep. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. William Bernard Robert
son and the late Mr.. Robertson.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Period Rooms In Miniature To Be Shown

Nine. de BekeSsy. Mrs. Wayne
Chatfield- Taylor. Mrs. Raymond
E. Cox, Mrs. Oscar Cox, Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Dunlop. Mrs. r. Gilpin
Erwin. Mrs. ]. William Fulbright,
Mrs. Curt Schiffeler Mrs. J Borden
Hartman. Mrs. Christian Herter.
Mrs. Andre de Limur. Mrs. Walter
Lippmann, Mrs. A. S. Monroney.
Mrs. George Maurice Morris. Mrs.
Bradley Nash. Mrs. Chaucey
Parker, jr.; Mrs. Stanley Reed.
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins,
Mrs. Philip Strong. Mrs. Sigour-
ney Thayer and Mrs. Stanley
Woodward,
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Room, an Adams Room, Federal
Room with a carpet which came
from Persia, mirrors and orna-
ments in the Spanish Foyer came
from Madrid, the tea set, mirrors
and console tables in the Louis
XVI drawing room came from
Paris. Artisans copied an origi-
nal table and chairs by Hepple-
white after designs by Robert
Adam.
Members Of Mrs. Bacon's COM
mittee include Mrs. Bliss. Mrs.
Charles 8. Dewey, Mrs Harry K.
Hickey, Mrs. George Y. WORTH
ington. ir.:: Mrs. Paul Bartlett,
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Entertained In Capital

morrow afternoon in honor Of his
brother and sister-in-law. DR..
John M. MacBryde of Tulane
University and Mrs. MacBryde.
The party will be given in the
apartment of the host at the
ChaStieton.
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Driving Rules

Primitive, irresponsible. dis
courteous and impatient behavior
behind the wheel Of an automo-
bile has no place in society. Our
legislators have attempted to es-
tablish safe driving rules In the
motor vehicle laws. Upon close
analysis of almost all our traffic
laws one realizes that they are
simply safe driving rules. OF
course. this is reason enough for
every person. TO comply with
them. But the well-bred person