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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
Sew Just-S
Mrs. Robert Knedler.
Mrs. Daniel Eby and

Deanna Eby, news reporter
At the last meeting of the Sew
Just-So Club, members completed
plans for a trip which will be
July 81. A style revue was pre-
sented to the mothers. The club
members are having a meeting
July % to work on, Lets Care for
Children" notebooks. Refresh
ments and games were enjoyed
by all.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
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Sew Just-So Club


The SeW-Just- All Club of
Milford Center took its annual
trip Wednesday July 27. Advisers,
mothers, and guests accompanied
II club members to the Ohio
Caverns. After exploring the
Caverns a picnic and recreation
was enjoyed before going on to
Mac-A-Cheek Castle.
Those who enjoyed the trip
were Mary 10 Vollrath, Cecil
Howard, Miriam Bishop, Rose
mary Michel, Barbara While,
Deanna Eby, Margaret Jordan,
Eva Ridgeway, Mary Adds, Shir-
ley Gary, Betty Carter, Alice Lin
coin, Betty Lou Holycross, Una
Jean Eby, Belva May Knedler,
Kathleen Daum, Mrs. Robert
Knedler, Mrs. Daniel Eby, Mrs.
Philip Lincoln and son Charles,
Mrs. Cecil While and son Willie,
Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs. Robert
Jordan, Mrs. Orville Carter and
son Larry.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01

family, Ralph Simpson and fame
lily, and Mrs. Nellie Simpson, all
of Marysville.
Ada Shirk was a Tuesday eve
ming caller of Rev. and Mrs.
Claude Forsythe, of near Ma
rysville. Rev Forsythe is slow
ly improving from his recent i'll
ness.
George Hamilton and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jackson
attended camp meeting at New
Bloomington Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Shirk and
Francis Montgomery and family
daughter spent Sunday with
of Marion.
Roy Simpson and family, Joan
Hecker and daughter, Linda,
Mrs. Albert Saygrover and Sid
Longshore were Sunday callers
at the Howard Longshore home.
Sarah Keirns, of near West
Mansfield, was a Sunday visitor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mont
gomery.
Barbara, Alice and Sandra
Shirk spent Tuesday afternoon
with their grandmother, Mrs. Ell
mer Haymen, of Broadway.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
. Mink Street
BY MRS. NORA LuELLEN

Mrs. Bessie Bowersmith spent
Monday with her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller.
Mrs. Robert Miller and sons, of
Prospect, was a dinner guest
Thursday at the Minnie Bonner
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heavlin, son,
Billie, of Delaware, were Sunday
dinner guests of her sister, Mrs.
Nora Luellen at the l.. M. Hend-
rix home.
Mrs. Lee Heavlin, Mrs. Nora
Luellen visited at the James home
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Amerine
and family, of Marion, were Sun
day callers at the l.. M. Hendrix
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfleiderer
and family, of Prospect, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Nora Luellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heavlin, son,
Billie, of Delaware, spent Tues
day evening at the L. M. Hendrix
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H M. Williams
and family, of Columbus, spent
Saturday evening at the home of
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heav-
lin.
Callers at the Mr.. and Mrs.
George Retterer home Sunday,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01

Luke, author of a book in the
New Testament, was a physician.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01

were Misses Tillie and Callie
Retterer, Mrs. Georgia Miller and
son, of Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Retterer
and family, of West of Redwood;
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Evins, of Mar
ion, were dinner guests of Mrs.
Evans sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Leldley and family, of Ridgeway,
Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Miller, of Delaware,
called at the home of Miss Minnie
Bonner home Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Miller and sons, of
Prospect, were dinner guests of
Mrs. Minnie Pome, Thursday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
Merry Mixers
Mrs. LOree Cne. adviser

Mrs. Loree Coe, adviser
Karma Stillings, news reporter
The last two meetings of the
Merry Mixers have been well at
tende by the All Club members.
Helen DeVoss gave a demonstra-
ton of using correct measur-
ments. Elinor Coe and Mary Ad-
dis gave a demonstration on
dressed up sandwiches. Belva
Mae Knedler gave a demonstra-
ion on mixing sweet rolls. The
street dance which the club mem
bers sponsored turned out to be
very successful. The club mem
bers discussed going to the Mala
bar Farms and also other places.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
. Peoria
BY Mrs. Blanche Longshore

Barbara Shirk returned home
Friday from a weeks visit at the
Dana Draper home in Dunkirk.
Jean Annette Piggett is spend
ing a few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
A stork shower honoring Mrs,
Pearl Shirk and Mrs. Gene Small
wood was given at the school
house, Tuesday afternoon.
Relatives and friends came
with well-filled baskets to the
home of Mrs. Jim Welch, Sun
day, reminding her she was an
other year older.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bob Simpson
entertained the following rela-
tives Sunday: Roy Simpson and
family, Emerson Simpson and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
Mary Alice Mullaney and
Helen Robb, advisers

AACACAA ANOgb3 etSN 4oNAo
Leslie Mullaney, news reporter
% members were present at the
All Club melting which was held
at the home of Juanita Titus.
Committees were appointed TO
take care of refreshments at the
skating rink. When the All Club
members complete their project
it was decided to take a trip to
Indian Lake for skating and to
Avondale park for swimming.
The club members decided TO
contribute S25 to the camp devel-
opment fund. The advisers then
checked the projects.
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fault. Clifton r. Caryl is the at
torney for the plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to Wed

David Flowers, Jr, l9, filling
station attendant, of Unionville
Center, son of David Flowers, ST.,
and Della Margaret Blevins, 10,
of Plain City, daughter of Calvin
BleVinS.
Marvin Dean Gamble, 81, farm
er, of Jerome Township, son of
Chester Gamble, and Ruth Dor
inc Andrews, 81, typist, of Je-
rome Township, daughter of
Vernon Andrews. Rev. j. S.
Vance was expected to solemnize
the marriage.
IIka oIItbo. pf a hook i'm the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
Union Good Heart
Bob Knedler, adviser

George Coe, news reporter
The sixth meeting of the Union
Good Heart met at the home OF
George Coe TO discuss a project
tour and a trip. The club members
enjoyed a softball game. Re
were served.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-01
Ginuham Gals

Mrs. John Parrott, adviser
Janet Laird, news reporter
IA members and 8 visitors were
present at the Gingham Gals All
Club meeting which was held at
the home of Wilma Clevenger
Nancy Handy gave a demonstra-
ton on baking cake. The next
meeting will be judging and
everyone is supposed to bring
a covered dish and sandwiches
for supper afterwards. This meet
ing will be held July q.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
SoIIyGreen
Gives Dance

Miss Sally Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Seymour
Green, entertained at a tea dance
Yesterday afternoon at the Carlton
Hotel. Guests of honor were this
years graduating class OF the
National Cathedral School for
Girls, OF which Miss Green Is q
member.
Young ladies present were the
Misses Frances Adams. Frances
Graves. Connie Bingham. Nancy
Brumbaugh, Ellen Fasset. Fanchon
Hinrichs, Margaret Kenestrick.
Mary Louise Lee. Harriet Lowry.
Yardley Minnix. Marjorie Morgen-
stierne, Arcadia Phillips. Betsy
silver. jeanette Stathopoulos Helen
Stewart, Helen Walker, Judy Wal
drop, Pat Warden. Anne Wilson.
Deirdre Winn. Mary Merchant.
Janet Hearne and Kathleen Nc
Queen.
The male contingent was made
mn of the Messrs. Mike Keane.
John O. Gunn. jr.: James G..
smith. Johnny Henseley. Milton
a Hunt, jr.: Pat oDonough. Bob
cattle. Skip Edmunds. Charlie
Mahaffy. Buddy Sexton. Bruce
Henderson, James G. Smith.
George Lamphere. Charlie Coons.
william Damon. George Ellis. Dave
wakefield. Donald Hand and Kirk
etadtlander.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

The Capital has just finished
three weeks Of partying that
makes one wonder how the people
In town stand the pace. Beginning
with the day before Easter the
local gayety has borne a strong
resemblance TO the debutante de-
partment at Christmas time.
Mrs. Homer Ferguson Is in the
habit of writing her mother In
Detroit once q week. q nice long.
nevsy letter. Recently. due to
the pressure OF all the soings-cn.
she was forced TO cut down very
ostensibly on the length. Her
mother was quick TO notice 1t and
wanted TO know why.
still pressed for time practical
ly beyond recognition, Mrs. Fer
guson tore seven consecutive pages
out of her date book and sent
them back to Detroit without
comment. The response came
back Just as rapidly: When. :"
wrote her mother, do you have
time to think" That's good
question.
The Joseph Z. Davies are giying
q small dinner dance Thursday
ut Tregaron. -. Dutchman Baron
John Melville van Carnbee has
cards out for cocktails on the 7ist
at his home. Ballyclare. following
the Madeira Horse Show. 4. The
Wiley BuchanAns win gather
about 200 friends In their garden
on the afternoon Of the 22d.
The Drew peArsons are entertain
ing this afternoon.
The first big party for the nex
Undersecretary of Defense and
Mrs. Stephen r. Early win b
given ~ ths formers ssster, Nxs
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Cowgill-Shouse
Wedding Planned

OF interest TO social circles In
Washington is the announcement
from Mr.. and Mrs. Harold q,
Cowgirl Of Bethesda Of the en-
gagement Of their daughter Mary
EsteIle 30 Mr.. William Fflene
Shouse. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jouett Shouse. The wedding win
take place the latter part Of May.
Miss Cowgirl attended North
western University and George
Washington University Her
fiancs attended the University Of
North Carolina.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Letitio Knox,
Conndr. Cox
Are Married

Members Of Washington's Off
cial and social sets turned out
yesterday for the wedding in St.
Adams Church of Miss Letitia
Moore Knox and Comdr. William
Ruffin Cox. U. 8. NJ. son Of Gen.
and Mrs. Albert Lyman Cox of
Washington and North Carolina.
The Right Rev. Thomas Wright.
Bishop of the Diocese of East
Carolina, performed the ceremony.
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Francis
Cox of Pittsburgh, uncle Of the
bridegroom.
Escorting the bride. who is the
daughter of the late Comdr. and
Mrs. Lorney Moore Knox, was her
great-uncle, DR.. William Sinclair
Bowen. With her blush pink satin
gown cut on princess lines, she
wore o. seed pearl pendant and
chain, which belonged to- her
mother.
Miss Katherine B. Knox was
maid of honor for her sister and
Mrs. John c. Schutt of Jackson
vile, Fla, was the matron Of
honor. The other attendants were
the Misses Lucy Lee Knox, Fran
ces Cox, Anne B. Peterson. Lucin-
da Pye and Serena Briscoe. JAG
queline Lively, niece of the BRIDE
groom, was flower girl and the
swordbearers were Murray Bor-
den, jr.: Stephen Satterlee rPye
and Philander Bowen Briscoe.
1t. Col. Albert Lyman Cox, jr.,
q. S. A. F.. was best man for his
brother and the ushers were Mr..
Peter Brown Ruffin. Comdr. Sam
uel p. Moncure, U. S. NJ; MIR.
Richard w. Moncure, Comdr.
Charles M. Smith, U. s. NJ; Mai.
William U. Lively. U. s. A.: Capt.
Robert c. Peden. u. S. NJ; Mr..
@. Bowdoin Craighill, jr., and
Comdr. Walter D. Coleman, U.S.N.
The reception at the Chevy
Chase Club Immediately following
the ceremony was for the family
and close friends. The couple will
20 to Bermuda for q short honey
moon and then will return to
Washington for a brief stay before
leaving for Charleston, s. C..
where the bridegroom will be on
duty.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Exclusively Yours,
Apt Comment Points Up Capitals Biggest Problem
Mrs Truman to Enter Clustered Area of Convent

George Holmes. Cards are already
out for next Sunday. 8 TO .. In
honor Of Brother and Helen" This
viii be q good party because all Of
Mary's are.
And the whole towns getting
into gear for the annual spring
Gridiron Club dinner for the
President on the 2Ist. Club Presi-
dent Richard Wilson and Mrs.
w. viii be hosts ut the big recep-
tion that follows Sunday after
noon. and on the 10Th they viii
be guests OF honor at the dinner
Marian and Ray Henle are Civ
ing at the Shoreham. Entertain
ment win high light al parties. Of
course.
Speaking Of the Davies. q friend
Of Mrs. D.. who Was invited by
the latter 10 take . trip On that
beautiful yacht. the Sea Cloud.
ID about TO show her apprecia-
ton Of the wonderful time she
had. Nov being made UP for
Mrs. Davies is q miniature Sen
Cloud pin In jewelry--the water
of sapphires. the white caps dia-
monds. etc. And speakins
Of little jewels. Berkeley Sim
mons. jr.. and his pretty blond
wife are being congratulated On
the addition Of one smali son
born "Wednesday morning.
The Vladimir Paiics are bach
In washington with news from
behind the iron curtain. Ths
former First Secretary cf the
Czechosiovakian Embassy and hiz
wife left here two years aso "a
return 10 CSechosiovakia but Ars
n0w In the Capital for good q
private citizens. And this h h0ma
10 Nine. Palic. who Vas ACTUALLY
born and bred In washington
though cf Czech descent.
Nina. Palie says that both IN
Evening star., 1949-05-08
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By Bstty Bsels

husband and Vladimir Hurban.
former Ambassador here. think
that Masaryk committed suicide
IA question that has continued
to bother many people on both
sides Of the ocean The Hurbans.
who were extremely popular here.
are still In Prague. but the ex-
ambassador ID not in the best Of
health.
On the 7oth and 7ist. for the
second time Ia its history, the
Georgetown Visitation Convent
win open tts doors 10 the pubic
The Visitation nuns are cloistered
never 10 beyond the walls. bui
have successfully conducted theis
Affairs, their farm land. etc. be-
hind those walls for the past Ist
years
Defcrs the school was started In
i7es the property was owned By
q gentleman named John TnreI-
keid. wiso at cae time received q
gift from Thomas Jefferson. Nsts
they we're. and from them wers
grown the three pecan trees no~
carefully nurfure6 near the
hockey feid and pointed 10 with
pride.
Mrs. Truman viii be the No.
/ visitor 10 cross the threshold
on the 10th 20 attend the
flower arTanxenens sisCw belns
sponsored by tfe convent alum
nae. she VIII also see the farm.
the NUMEROUS noEsr and ever-
green gardens. tfss old xiase
uuarterx. High point OF the tso-
day xiscw win b The presentation
BIZ Rcae Saul. president of the
washington aiusnnae. n Q heasy
silver 0cwsr bowl % tie winner
cf ths sxand prt1s for thu best
ncwer axranssment. Garden eluna
IN this whole vicinity win b wins
for hon0fk 4
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Mrs. Truman
Attend
Birthday Fete

Mrs. William North Sturtevant,
vice chairman Of the Thrift Shop
Board. will meet Mrs. Truman at
the door of the Statler Hotel to-
morrow afternoon ct 3:15 o'clock
when she arrives for the gala
party celebrating the 20th birth
day of the Thrift Shop.
Mrs. Alfred Hand. chairman Of
ushers, will escort the First Lady
to the section reserved for her and
the other guests of honor. Mrs.
Fred M. Vinson, Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson and ladies of the cabinet.
There she will be received by Mrs.
D. Lawrence Groner. chairman of
the Thrift Shop Board: Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty and Mrs. Reeve
Lewis. honorary chairmen.
Members of Mrs. Hands COM
mittee include Mrs. Godfrey
Kaufman. Mrs. George McGhee,
Miss Joan Gardner. Mrs. McCul-
Tough Darlington. Miss Jane Ran
dolph Cain, Mrs. Christopher Sar-
gent. Mrs. Frank Pace. jr.: Mrs.
william B. Kerkam. jr.: Mrs. J.
Lawn Thompson. jr.; Miss Olive
Watson. Mrs. william Howard.
Mrs. Travis Brown. Mrs. Samuel
Neel and Mrs. John Auchincloss.
The program Of entertainment
will go on following Mrs. Truman's
arrival. Lawrence Tibbett will
sing q group Of old favorites, the
LeSchin sisters, duo-pianists. viii
play several selections. and q bril-
liant fashion show, featuring
bridal gowns, trousseax and
bridesmaids gowns. win be pre-
Sented.
Because of their interest In the
Thrift Shop. whose proceeds are
divided between Washington's six
deserving children's charities each
year. local merchants have do
mated attractive door prizes to be
awarded following the entertain
ment. A large silver tray. basket
Of choice fruits. leather articles. q
specially designed hat. luncheon
for two ut the Raleigh. flowers and
. surprise package are among the
prizes.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door Of the Presidential Room and
donation bundles win be received
by Mrs. Barry Mohun and Mrs.
w. w. Rapley.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
By Katherine M. Brooks

Anniversaries Of Importance in
other countries fall in We merrie
month Of May. The first Of these
this week is the Rumanian inde-
pendence day tomorrow. The
Minister, Mr.. Mihai Ralea. and his
family have been absent since
early December and the charge
d'affaires. Mr.. Vlad G. Marda-
reacu, has planned no celebration.
The Paraguayan Ambassador,
DR.. Don Juan Felix Morales. will
have an added reason to celebrate
his country's independence day
Saturday as the present govern
ment of the South American
country was recognized last week
by the Government of the United
States. The Ambassador has been
in his home land for some weeks
but will be back. in Washington
within few days. Already plans
are under way for a reception
Saturday for Paraguayan resi-
dents in Washington. =
The dean of the corps. the Nor
wegian Ambassador. and Nine.
Munthe de Morgenstierne. will is
sue invitations this week for q
party to mark the Norwegian
constitution day. May II. Only
Norwegians In this area will be
included among the guests.
BroxiI Fete on cubon Doy
The new Cuban Ambassador
and Sonora de Cans have set no
large and elaborate fete on their
independence day, May 20. That
Is the evening that the Brazilian
Ambassador. MIR. Mauricio Ma
buco, will be host at dinner fol-
lowed by a large and formal re-
|ception In honor of his President.
Gen. Enrico Caspar Dutfa. Invi-
tations for q reception were In the
mails last week for the afternoon
reception which the Brazilian Am
bassador to the Organization Of
American States and Mrs. Accioly
will give May 10 In honor Of
President Dutra.
The Afghanistan Ambassador
His Royal Highness Sardar Mo-
fammad Naim, will give q large
reception from s to 8 o'clock May
|27 to celebrate the independence
of his country,
Other Notionol Doys
Two other anniversaries this
month were observed last week
Mexico's defeat of the French.
May s, and the birthday OF the
King Of Iraq. May 2. For the
former. the flag flying above the
Embassy door was the only indi-
cation OF the day. as the Ambas-
sador and Sonora de la Colina
were In New York, the diplomat
having gone TO Ill speaking en-
|gagement.
The Iraq anniversary was cele-
brated at the formal opening Of
an exhibit of paintings by Mime.
Madiha Umar, wife OF the Finan-
cial Secretary Of the Embassy.
Mr.. Yassin Umar. The exhibit Is
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Gen. Foster
Is Honored
By kostens
by Betsy Murphy

The Armys neN Chief OF n"
nance and Mira. Eugene NJ. Fos-
ter were honored ct the cocktail
party the former finance chief
and his wife. Maj. Gen, and Mira.
w. II. Hasten. gave yesterday In
the attractive clubhouse ut Port
Leslie ]. MeNair. Gen. HASTEN.
since his retirement. has become
secretary and treasurer Of the
Armed Forces Mutual Benefit A.
sociation. but prominent In yesteF-
days gathering were many Of
those who served with him In his
former Job.
Mai. Gen. II. X. Louatry. wfao
was finance chief before 0en.
hasten and nov In superiniand-
ent of Soldiers Home. with Mrs.
Loughry vas In the gay throns.
Other general officers ard their
wives included Maj. Gen and Mira.
Everett 8. Hughes. MAJ, Gen ard
Mrs. Spencer u. Akin. Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Edmond n. Leavcy. Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Lewis A. Pick. Nal.
Gen. and Mrs. Prank A. Helm fa.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Edward r.
Witscll. MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. Her
man Feidman. Mai. Gen. and Mfs.
Alden II. Watt, MAJ. Gen. ana
Mrs. Harry II. Vaughan and Bfis.
Gen. and Mrs. Jack Wood.
cockfoiI Buffet
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Ray Mad
docks have invitations out for o
large party Thuraday. cocktail
buffet IN the ofnoers' Club at Fort
McNair In honor Of military rep
re~ntAtives Of the American ma
tiona.
Rear Admiral and Mfk. Edwin
.. Poster vii act - hosts for
osficers In the Supply Corps who
will entertain al cocktails Thurs
day at the Army Mary Country
Club In honor of TIRE Chsef Of
BtafI Of the Turkish Army. Gen.
Saiih Omartak
Col. and Mira. Richard r. coinsr.
Itr. q. cocktail party Friday honored
the coionel's mother. Mra. Cntnsr.
sr.. Who 10 hefe fruEaa Tfae pAiles.
Greg, for several WEEKS. Ard JOINT
hosts at q buffet supper fer 80
guests that same fsaxf1t IA the
| Ofscers' Club at the Array Asdacai
Center we're Ia, Col. and Mira
Oscar J. Ogren ard L. Col. and
Mrs. II. D. Dser6orT.
| Maj. Gen. and Mrn. Lpwefl w.
Rooks are expeetsng thssr dangh-
TER and her hnshand. Il. and hrs.
Robert %. Tirdail. bouss fruEs
Germany ON the 2iss. The tn
dails who were married IN Ger
many isaf summer wtIl be here
| fer O month before goang 10 rugs
Bragg for duty.
/ Debutante Betty D4xon 10 visit
| tng her uncle and aunt. akAi.
Gen. and Mrn. Henry y. Haya~T.
from Savannah.
Tns isorne of Rear Admiral an6
Mrs. c. W. Fux was the seifEns
wednesday for taae kprsns meet
tng az the Mary tsuppay Corps
wives. Tne annual eAeeston nf o.
nrers waa followed ~ q henefss
| tsa nc which tse gsaesss eesasFshsi-
/ ted sioe fur ssse Mary Hslssf eo-
Icsety.
Taklnx turns p0asxxn3 wese Mira
Edwin =. Fosfer. MTs J. y. Boris.
Mxr. r. c. Dunhana. Ira q. W.
Dauernsenmsdt ard Axfa o. -
iE6sun-
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Foreign Fete Days
CeIebrotedHere
Afghanistan Envoy to Entertain;
Paraguay Embassy Party Saturday

open to the public In the library
of Georgetown University and Il
causing considerable comment
Nine. Umar has developed q new
form Of art in oils. her canvases
including portraits and land
scapes. She studied in Iraq, Tur-
key and England and more re-
Gently at the Corcoran School OF
Art.
Other parties planned among
the diplomats is the dinner which
the Turkish Ambassador and Nine
Erkin will give tomorrow eve
ming and q luncheon Thursday at
which the Finnish Minister and
Mime. Jutila will be hosts in their
attractive Embassy on Woodland
drive.
Mrs. Pondit Coming
The newly appointed Indian
Ambassador, Mrs. Vijayalakshmi
EPandit, will arrive in New York
early tomorrow and will be met
there by the Charge d'Affaires
MIR. B. r. Sen. who will accompany
her to Washington later In the
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Sen. who have
been occupying the Embassy on
Macomb street, moved last week
to Chevy Chase where they have
taken q house.
Other newcomers in the diplo-
matte circle are two bachelors al
the Venezuelan Embassy, the First
Secretary. Senior Luis Jose Cue
vara, and 1t. Juan Marques, AS
sistant Military Attache.
The Peruvian Embassy has q
new Second Secretary. Senor jose
Ernandez. who came here from
London where he has been serv.
ing as Third Secretary. Also at
the Peruvian Embassy. the popu-
lar Senior Don Carlos Gibson. L.
has been promoted from Thirt
to Second Secretary.
lvocotionins Diplomats
The Ecuador Ambassador anc
Sonora de Dillon win leave Sat.
lurday by plane for o months stay
| in Paris. 1t viii be the first vaca-
ton the Ambassador has had 70,
several years.
| Mr.. Alvin Bentley. Consul Gen.
| leral and Second Secretary Of tht
United States Embassy In Buda.
pest, will arrive the end of thu
week from his post. He viii joir
Mrs. Bentley and their three chill.
ldren Alvin ~, Helen Arville anc
Michael, at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Bentley has as her guests
lher parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Peterson Of Coronado Beach
Calf, who win remain through
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley win leave
the middle Of July for Hawaii and
the younger members Of then
family viii join their grandpar-
tents In Maine. After their vaca-
ton In Hawaii. Mr.. and Mrs
Bentley and the children win
leave In the late summer for his
Ipost - Second Secretary Of the
United States Embassy In Rome.