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Evening star., 1949-12-11
Civic and Study Clubs

SNtl ouu StuuJ SieSS
District League of Women votersNTomort.
Anne American University PARK Unit. with
MIs Thomas ,.oEa BarFows' 1ss ,,nif daesGag Hsth
pm. nns eensass congress H aeiahts Unit. with Ms
Hans S.yInT GsGrse sIgsas afssn uni Win Mrs.
louis L. Roehmes. Wsdnesdsy. 10 An Am;
Mount Pleasant Day y.d1e.d.y Init WITH p Mrs
q Sh'yS YoofnsT GhsTe we. Wsdn..aay xaia %
KeZss WssnssaayM .x. M:lrse. pn ,oodmsn 9e15ss
Wednesday, % pm, Tafoms Park Unit.
with Mrs. Melvin /. white. wednesday,
pm, Mount Pleasant Evening Unit.
with Mrs. Kenneth D. Fry.
w..h,nsten c,usvTomorr9x. ,.r..,n1 IL IN
book chat 3a G.fesT II HIS b.
% By Miss Anna Pearl Cooper. Tuesday
morning; speaker, Admiral William Res
EurISns s. .dr.sg.2 y. Lsgsls'i0n n You sfsS eisS
luncheon. Thursday Il am: speaker,
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. broadway
Twentieth Century Ciub-Tomorrow. II
am, YWcA, speech secslon; % speaker; speaker;
Elements Elem Mt Of Of Good Speech" tuesday.
2:3O pm. National Gallery OF Art, art
section tour.
Capitol Hill History CIub--Wednesday.
1880 pm. with Mrs. Morris r. Beving-
ton, 1929 Connecticut avenue.
American Association of University Women
washington Branch-Tuesday. pm,
Education Committee with Miss Jessie
La Sale. 1904 Hillcrest place Chevy
Chase.
AAUW, ArIinston Branch-Tomorrow; $50
am. drama workshop with Mrs. Cnarresi Sei
HsS5sTd With Tu'iday Mas wam n saSIdl
Tuesday, i:so pm, Buckingham, Com
munity Center international relations
day group, Tuesday: s pm. 1e3i l
with Mrs. clyde Lindley; wednesday.
Ia:45 pm. school-age education group
luncheon with Mrs. H, Clark. Wednes-
day 1 pm. book review and music ap-
probation group. with Mrs. HaIold Rove ROVE
Thursday, s pm. creative Wrftins group
with Mrs Gilbert Bro ks.
univer,ity Women's Club-Tomorrow. Z
pm, United Nations class: ,,on TomoTroT' orn'n
oq,ov pT, FRENCH e eonusr'soh sub s.s speafeP. eP
miemma" Pssnh $" remorrov, SanTao; :: 80 pm Board
Of Directors meeting. Tuesday. M
beginners' Spanish n'.p sroup. rp1n p0mofrTTp. To.
morrow. 1:3o pm" poetry poetry syn symposlu4mn !4n
p.m. beeinners' bridee group. Wednes-
day. 12 to 6 pm, open house; Wednes-
day. g. pm. circles dinner , meetlhs'
Thursday, II am. poetry group.
Political Study Club-saturday. 2:39
pm' tea: speaker. Mske'i Paul G. Daniels. United
states Ambassador to the ORGANIZATION
of American States.
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City Club Plans Bake Sale
With International Theme

The international theme being
stressed by the Women's City
Club in its programs this year will
be reflected In two Christmas
festivities to be given this week.
The diplomatic hostesses Of
several countries have promised
to send sweetmeats to a fund
raising bake sale to be held from
10 am. to pm. Thursday, at the
club, 1888 I street NV. Among
the countries to be represented
are Great Britain. Canada. Aus
tralia. Mexico, Finland, Venezuela,
Pakistan, the Dominican Republic.
Poland, Yugoslavia and Turkey.
Several bakeries in the District
also are sending contributions.
Members of the clubs December
committee will serve sandwiches
and coffee from II am. to 2 pm.
and blue metallic match folders
with the seal and doorway OF the
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District Dauxhters Of 1s12-Friday, -, 2
pm, 146l Rhode Island avenue NV.
board meeting followed BY Christmas
washington Highland Chapter at Wash
ington Highland Jewish Center.
Washington Chapter Of Hsdassah--Tues-
day. 1 to pm. jewish community
American Jewry."
inston section-Tuesday, 1880 pm,
Jewish Community Center. musical skit.
Hadsssah. Ariinsten-F F Ai.fax Chapte.Ez
S:sss.dEE S.ssss Eous 'R ay.A Ataf'1a .Hd a.nHStsR
iution-Today, Mary Bartlett Chapter
Dennis. TomorroE pm; sr, Deoo1ah Td
RosIo1 Roapp Fssnor wIson ehspter Christ
TomorIovc; pm. Capt: Molly s1.aE.I PITCHER aH.
join hsD'ff e. ceeHE eopfs.r seavsRas d Ny
Hsssts Hsays's comSuns n1m11s0ei ciuS SUSAN @
seop $50 o. apon n
pm. psII,'uEe Louisa IS Adams Chapter Chapter
House; speaker; Mrs; Gloyd Heck .sda Mar n
sso s:s p'm' ntlssass capt' wensei Wolfe ehap:
ter, the kenesaw; Christmas dinner
Tuesday. 1;3o PM ,u. Ruth wdass.ssy gEewstey
s GhaRte Potomsa ShsDef chaper with p
lyn Pincock. 1000 Sixteenth n, street;
Wednesday. $50 pm, Dolly Madison
CHAPTER buffet supper, CHARTER o1ssi HOUSE;
Gnae.er Goass rhuIsdas. els pms. p' Martha WASH
ington Chapter Christmas party. Chap
ter House; speaker Miss Alice Hutchlns
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club on the cover will be on sale.
A Christmas party for members
only will be held on Friday. with
the program centered around the
theme of Christmas in other
lands. Christmas customs in
Sweden, Finland. the Netherlands
and the British Isles will be de-
scribed. The Elliot Junior High
School Glee Club will sing and
wassail and cookies will be served.
Among those assisting Miss
Marguerite Griffin, the club presi-
dent, will be Mrs. George G.
Graham, Miss Pearl S. Jencks,
Mrs. Veda Richards, Miss Eliza
beth r. Groves. Miss Jessie Elting.
Mrs. Nelson P. Hoff. Mrs. Mabel
Speer. Mrs. Myrtle Gamble, Mrs.
L. F. Borland, Miss nellie W1thers.
Mrs. Randolph K. Forrest, DR..
Edith Coale and Mrs. Wallace w.
ChixweIl. ....a g-s. .,5
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Wonnen's Clubs
Church Women to Aid 200 Families
Throuoh Annual Christmas Project
By Frances lide
Wemon's Club Editor.

A lot of Santa Claus mail finds
its way each year to the North
Pole via headquarters Of the
Washington Council OF Church
Women.
And If Santa is planning L pre-
liminary checkup to see that all
is going we'll, he'll find his aides
in the council busy as usual col
lecting toys and cash--with the
emphasis ON cash-to look after
the needs of about 200 families IN
the District.
The church women have an ex-
tensive Christmas program. Varl-
Gus groups and individuals get up
holiday packages for the hospital
patients, both young and old, at
Gallinger and Freedmen's. Spe-
cial boxes are packed with suit
able presents for residents OF the
Home for the Aged at Blue Plains.
Even inmates of the reformatory
at Lorton are remembered, with
cash donations requested so that
each person there will receive an
identical gift.
But the council has a special
pride in it's family Christmas"
project. which reaches about 200
homes In which there are children
who. for one reason or another.
are under the supervision OF the
District Juvenile Court.
A letter to Santa which fell
into the hands of the church
women last week tells a typical
story.
II am II years old and am look
ing forward to your visiting my
house on Christmas eve night" :"
1t read. II have some sisters and
brothers who are also expecting
you.
My daddy left home about a
year ago and does not help my
mother very much. She has .
hard time trying to keep US In
food and clothes 30 We can at
tend school. My mother will not
have any money for toys or a
Christmas dinner unless you can
bring us these things and, Santa,
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Author to Discuss
PoIestineDiIen7n1o

Frank c. Sakran. author Of
THE Palestine Dilemma" will
speak on the subject of his book
at tea to be given by the Uni-
versity Women's Club at S pm.
tomorrow at the clubhouse, 1915
New Hampshire avenue NV.
The program, to be sponsored
by the International Relations
Committee, will be preceded by
a tea at 4 pm, at which the
speaker and his wife will be honor
guests.
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Board to Sponsor
Hospital Benefit

Equipment for the National
Homeopathic Hospital will be pur-
chased with proceeds from din
ner dance to be given by the
Women's Board on December 19
at Hotel 2400.
The Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fred M. Vinson' head the list OF
patrons for the event. Other
patrons are the Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. Gordon Gray, the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. John T. Koehler. Gen.
and Mrs. Hoyt S. Vandenberg,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clark H.
Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Steelman. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Biffle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Freer, Group Capt. and Mrs. p. C.
Birchall and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dodge.
Members of the diplomatic corps
who are serving as patrons are
the Ambassador Of Mexico and
Sonora de la Colina, the Yugoslav
Ambassador, Sava N. Kosanovic;
the Ambassador Of the Dominican
Republic and Sonora de Thomen,
the Ambassador of Ceylon and
Mrs. Corea, the Minister Of Ice
land and Mrs. Thors. the Minister
Counselor of the Dominican EN-
bassy and Sonora de Contreras
and the Military Attache Of the
Dominican Embassy and Sonora
de Feliz.
Mrs. Stephen Verges, chairman,
and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, CO.
chairman, have planned an eve
ming of professional and amateur
entertainment.
Prizes will be awarded for dane
ing, the best dressed guests and
to contestants In various stunts.
Judges will be representatives of
the press and radio.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Chi Sigma to Give
Annual Rush Ted

The annual rush tea Of Alpha
Province Of Chi Sigma Sorority
will be given from 4 to 8 o'clock
this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Otis Yokum. 1920 Thirty
sixth street NV.
Guests will include Miss Marie
Refer, province president; Mrs.
Frank Price, national editor in
chief, and Mrs. Norman c. Good,
q founder of the sorority,
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Jonoo Meetinq

The Junior Army Navy Guild
Organization will meet at 1890
pm. Tuesday at the Fort McNair
Officers Club. Mrs. Fred Klingen-
hagen and the members Of her
Telephone Committee will be the
guests Of honor at the luncheon.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c: D--2l
II,
6. @. Unit to Hold Luncheon T tuesday,

A farewell party for Mrs.
Joseph F.. Farley will be given by
the Washington Unit Of the
Coast Guard Welfare at 1890
pm. Tuesday at the Army Navy
Country Club. Mrs. Farley is the
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Minister to Talk

DR.. c. Stanley Lowell. minister
of the Wesley Methodist Church,
will deliver a Christmas message
at a meeting Of the Opti-Mrs.
Club Of Washington tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Business, Professional Clubs

Business and Professional Division, cf
Hadassah, Kelitah Group-Today. 10
$50 pm. membership Tea Wltn Mi9
Henry Oxenburs. 1925 seventeenth
street NV.
District Business and Professional Won
ems CIub-Tomorrow. 80 p NJ. fWCA'
business meeting. Saturday, PM.
Christmas party at Industrisl Home
School
Insurance Women's Club Of Washington---
Tomorrow, $50 pm. Az lnvesLmSnt
building, business meeting and lnstais "a
ton of new officers. Saturday: 5:3O
pm, annual Christmas party with MIS-.
Margaret l.. Nagle, 40 Circle avenue
Takoma Park, Nd.
District Women's Accident and Health A.
sociation-Tuesday, pm. New Col
Miss Elizabeth Twohey.
Altrusa Club Wednesday. 8:15 pm.
Brookines Institution. dinner meeting
to be followed by white elephant SAFE.
Zonta Club - Wednesday. 1880 Pm,
Dodge Hotel, luncheon meeting; speaker
DR.. Augusta H. Clawson.
Women Underwriters Of the District Life
Underwriters Association - ThursdAy,
noon. University Women's Club. monthly
meeting; speaker, Mrs. Elsie Doyle.
Community Clubs
Weman's Club Of Chew Chase-Tomor-
row, pm, Clubhouse Committee. To-
morrow, pm. Membership Committee.
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wife Of Admiral Farley. Coast
Guard commandant, who will re-
tire on January !.
The buffet luncheon will in
clude a Christmas program and
members Of the unit will bring
gifts for needy children.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Party Honors
The RuhInnds

The retiring Health Ofiicer OF
the District Of Columbia and Mrs
George c. Ruhland will be the
guests of honor at tea this after
noon Of the Public Health en-
ployes Of Gallinger and Glenn
Dale Hospitals. DR.. and Mrs
Ruhland will receive at the 3:4s
o'clock fete which will be held
in the auditorium at Gallingel
Hospital.
Mrs. Daniel L. Seckinger, wife
Of tie assistant health officer. as
sisted by Mrs. Robert S. South
wick, wife of the deputy super
intendent of Gallinger Hospital
and Mrs. Robert A. E. Stebbing
wife of the assistant superin.
tendent, will act as hostesses.
Alternating at the tea table and
assisting through the afternoon
will be Mrs. Josephine P. Prescott
director Of the Bureau of Public
Health Nursing; Miss Beatrice z
Ritter. director of nursing at Gal
linger. and Miss Georgia Riley
director Of nursing at Glenn Dale
who were co-chairmen in arrang-
ing the party.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Party Given
AS Farewell

Sonora de Diax, wife Of the
Third Secretary Of the Dominican
Embassy, entertained at q fare
well tea yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Stephen r. Verges who is
going to Spain, her husbands
native country. for q several
weeks visit.
The party was the first Sonora
de Diaz has given since returning
from q seven-week visit in Tru-
jillo. Dominican Republic, and her
first party in her new apartment
at 1916 Sixteenth street. .
Assisting the hostess were
Sonora de Corominas. wife Of the
Argentine Ambassador to the
OAS: Sonora de Salazar, wife Of
the Dominican Ambassador to the
OAS: and her mother, Sonora
Rosa de Salazar: Sonora de Con-
treras. wife Of the newly-appointed
Minister Counselor Of the Domin-
lean Embassy; Sonora de Felix,
wife Of the Military Attache;
Sonora de Hoepelman; wife Of the
First Secretary. and her sister,
Senorita Mireya Herrera; Sonora
de Sanlley,. wife Of the Second
Secretary: Sonora de Cerecedo,
wife Of the former Dominican
Honorary Consul in Chicago; and
Sonora de Benitez. wife Of the
First Secretary Of the. Philippine
Embassy.
Still others assisting were Mrs.
Eugene Cox, Mrs. Manuel ]. Davis,
Miss Marguerite Grifnn, Mrs. Sey-
mour Jesselsohn. Mrs. Gardiner
Luce, Mrs. James E. Macpherson,
Mrs. Elmer ]. Pratt, Mrs. Felix I.
Shat7ner. Mrs. Morris Gewirz, Mrs.
Gordon Kinney. Mrs. Dale Ed
mond Collins. Miss Hazel Markell
and Mrs. Fanny Cervantes.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Virginia Barr
be Bride

From Sapporo, Japan, comes
the announcement by Maj. Gen
and Mrs. David Goodwin Barr OF
the engagement Of their daughter
Virginia Lane, to First Lieutenant
James Richard Cavanaugh, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Joseph
Cavanaugh Of McKeesport, Pa.
Miss Barr attended Holton
Arms School and Vassar College.
Her father is commanding gen
eral Of the 7th Infantry Division
on occupational duty in Japan. He
served in Washington from 1916
until 1s4s as G-1 Army Ground
Forces.
1t. Cavanaugh was graduated
from Mercersburg Academy and
from the United States Military
Academy in 1946. He Is a men,
ber Of the Division STAFF Of the
7th Infantry Division.
The wedding will take place in
Sapporo In November.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
By Betty Beole

Whereupon Ambassador Alberto
Tarchiani. former newspaperman
said that Is the only way he knew
how to deal-frankly. that Is
ITALY has an open-air policy" ths
envoy concluded, putting it,
thought, very snappily.
y \ 4 4
The George Winefield, jr.'s art
here for q week en- route from
New Hampshire to their home ir
Reno. New. The former Jessie
Kaufman and husband are
paying their first Washington
visit since their marriage three
years ago. Since then there have
been two new additions to the
family, Polly. age 2, and Miriam
II months.
Capt. and Mrs. John Creighton
who left China this summer only
when they had to, are currently In
town and stopping at the Fair
fax. The retired naval officer
and his wife had been living in
Marking since he ended his Navy
career three years ago. Before
that they were stationed in WASH
ington and still have a house in
Georgetown. They don't think
they will settle here though. Life
seems a little difficult after Nam
king where they could have nine
servants for practically a song!
In search of another comfortable
spot, they will take of for Europe
on the 14th.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Navy Daughter
To Be Married

Capt. Charles Linnell Austin,
Supply Corps, U. s. NJ, and Mrs.
Austin Of Short Hills. N. j., an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Mrs. Anna L. Nedland-
Petersen, to Mr.. Clarence Edwin
Williams. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Stuart Alexander VIII
liams Of South Orange, N. j.
Mrs. Nedland-Pedersen is the
widow Of Mr.. Olaf Nedland-
Pedersen. jr., of New Orleans.
Mr.. Williams is a graduate of
South Kent School and Williams
College. class of 1914. and is a
member Of Alpha Delta Phi frat
ernity. He served as a lieutenant
Gunior grade) in the Naval
Reserve during the war.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Benefit Tea At Mt. Airv

A benefit tea from 2 to 6 O'Clock
will be given Sunday at Mt. Airy
formerly the Dover House, in
Upper Marlboro. which was owned
by the late Mrs. Eleanor Patter-
son and at her death left to Mrs.
Edward ]. Smith. Mrs. Smith,
a former Georgetown Visitation
Convent student, is opening her
historic showplace for the benefit
Of the Convent Sesquicentennial
Building Fund. Invitations to the
tea, with enclosed tickets and g
road map, are in the mail.
Members Of the Alumnae As
sociation working to- make the
affair a huge success are Mrs.
Robert Lee Hall, Sr., Mrs. Robert
Lee Hall. III, Miss Suzanne Hall,
Mrs. Richard Hereford, Miss Helen
Hereford. Mrs. Oliver Hill, Mrs.
Harry Davies, Miss Eileen Davies,
Mrs. r. Irving Bowie, Miss Effie
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Sisters Become Engaged

Mercersburg Academy, is at
tending George Washington Uni
versity Law School where he is a
member of Sigma Nu Fraternity
During the war he served with the
5th and End Marine Divisions on
Two Jima and Saipan.
Miss Suzanne Magee was grad
uated from st. Mary's Academy
in Leonardtown, Md, and at
tended Chestnut Hill College in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Maddox Is graduate
Of Dewitt Preparatory School
and is attending the University
Of Maryland where he is a men,
Der Of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.
During the war he served with
the Marine Air Wing on Guam.
No dates have been set for the
weddings,
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Announcements
Of Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wachter oi
Branchville. Md, announce thu
engagement Of their daughter
Betty Josephine. to Mr.. William
c. Maske, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Maske Of Riverdale.
Miss Wachter is a graduate o1
Hyattsville High School and ar
employe Of General Accounting
Office. Mr.. Maske served for two
years in the Navy.
The wedding will take place
this winter.
Announcement is made by Mrs
Daisy c: Fulton of Birmingham
Ala. of the engagement Of her
daughter. Grace Evelyn, to Pfc
Raymond William O'Hare. son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D. O'Hare
Of Clementon, N. j.
Pfc. O'Hare is In the Marines
and stationed at Quantico.
The wedding is planned for
some time in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Klein o1
Brooklyn announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Lydia, to
Mr.. Daniel Gordon, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gordon.
The wedding is planned for De-
cember Is.
Evening star., 1949-09-21

Melchor, Mrs. Paul Summers
Mrs. Hampton Magruder, Miss
Florence Magruder, Mrs. J. vii.
liam Roberts and Miss Annette
Roberts. Mrs. Smith also Is doing
her share and is being assisted by
her four daughters, Leslie Ann
Madge, Frances and Stuart.
Washington ladies assisting are
Mrs. Frank Allen, president of the
association: Mrs. William Foote
Miss Christabel Hill, chairman o1
the Sesquicentennial Committee;
Mrs. Edward Keating. Mrs. J
Edgar Murdock. Miss Rose Saul
Mrs. Frederick Sterling. Mrs
James S. Ruby, Mrs. James
Leahigh, Mrs. John Beatty, Mrs
Donald Buckingham. Miss Edith
Heiskell and Miss Helen Shea;
and from nearby chapters. Mrs
Robert Brashear, Mrs. John Cas-
par and Miss Madeline Shriver,
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Emily Post

The following letter brings up
a subject that is Of concern to us
all: when I 60 into the city 7
wear stockings, hat and gloves.
Ordinarily I don't wear any Of
these here in our small suburb.
But this summer noticed that
in the city many women went
without stockings, and some have
been wearing sun-backed dresses
and carrying their accompanying
jackets. Though the weather has
been hot enough to force people
to extremes, do you think it decent
on city streets?"
To this my answer is that I do
not! In fact, the whole situation
of undress is the subversive prob
lem of this present day.
Good-by at Reception
Dear Mrs. Post: When a guest
at a wedding reception is ready
to leave, should she seek out any
of the principals to say good-by
and thank you? Or does she Just
leave?
Answer: It is not necessary to
look for any one to say good by
at general reception. If you do
see a member of the family, you
naturally say good-by.
Christmas PIonnine
Dear Mrs. Post: A little early
perhaps, but nevertheless my sis
ter and I wonder how to get
across to a distant friend that
we don't want her to buy presents
for her child to send us at
Christmas. We've always sent
him presents from the time he
was born, as his mother was q
dear childhood friend. Ever
since he's older he has been
sending each Of us . present.
We'd rather he wouldn't, mainly
because we know II must be q
burden on his mother.
Answer: Explain to his mother
seriously that Christmas presents
must stop at some time and please
let that time be this Christmas.
What should you put in your
hope chest? This question is
asked by so many girls. Mrs.
Posts leatlet, E-5, gipes list
OF linens and personal clothes.
To obtain q copy, send S cents
tn coin and stamped, SELF
addressed envelope to her, in
care of The Euening Star, p. o.
Boz 80. Station G, New York
10, NY. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot anstrer personal nauil.)
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Society News
Copitol Society Witnesses Wedding
Of Miss Maddox and Mr.. Horkon

Members Of old Washington 50.
ciety and high-ranking officials
attended the wedding yesterday Of
Miss Evelyn Hull Maddox and Mr.
George Anthony Horkan, jr. The
lovely young bride is the daughter
Of Capt. Charles Hamilton Mad
dox. q. 8. N, retired, and Mrs.
Maddox. and Mr.. Horkan is the
son Of Mai. Gen. Horkan. who is
stationed in Heidelberg. Germany,
and Mrs. Horkan. Mrs. Horkan
came from abroad for the wedding,
but her husband was detained by
maneuvers.
The Rev. John w. Suter, dean
OF the Washington Cathedral, OH
ciated at the ceremony at 4:30
o'clock IN st. Mary's Chapel Of the
Cathedral. which was decorated
with yellow and white chrysan-
themums, and q large reception
followed at the Chevy Chase Club.
Gen. Of the Army Dwight d.
Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower
came down from Columbia Uni
versity for this wedding, in which
their son, Capt. John 8. D. Eisen-
hover. served ss best man.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore an
exquisite gown Of ivory satin with
an illusion veil held at each side
by orange blossoms. She carried
a bouquet Of butterfly orchids and
tuberoses with q white orchid in
the center.
Miss Sophie Finkenstaedt was
maid Of honor in place Of the
brides sister, Miss Muriel Maddox,
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