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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
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JEYFIRsoS. IDA AAKrEs otKcRrM.
ANNA JEffERsoN- L .er.ns gs.sE5 q
wno departed thit lie on. ysa. aEo Jgss
/. Isss and ANNA sEYFERS0s OAK
CRUM, July IL, 1855
whs, happy days ~e onee satoysd
Wher ne we're al soEethsr.
Bat q. hcx change y al Is new
Since seE have gcne forever
God sac tie read vas getiIas roSGh
The kifis we're hard 70 eA--s,
He sently closed your ioFtns eyes
Her sisTras AND sRoTHEas
PARKER. LOUISA " In ssncsr. n.us-
ery q oar dssr EssssF aDd sraasnoea .H..
peaceful res; in ansssr to cer Hss5er-s
call sixteen yeArs age socAy. June 2. a3a
There's a. open gaze 81 me enc Of The
Tnroush which each mas, 60 alon.
And there In a AGht ws cannot see,
Our Father claims His own
Beyond that sste eur loved ones
Fipd happiness ase rest,
An fh she Io, foH' Geo NOW o Be-.
DEVOTED DAUoHTER. VIOLA STEWART
An . GRANDDAUGHTER LOUISE
PLUMMEk, WILLIAM MUkfEs In SAD
S.nd fn Mmfaa f a1Rvf {, p % sso
departed this lfe txenty-eight years ago
today, June .. 1871
when the sold and IN. blue for each
morning
Are hidden until tim. TO appear
I'm md you some day, Murven. dear
HIS LOVING WIFI, NJ A PLuMMER.
RICHARDSON. CAPT. HARRY d. Sacred
HARRY b RICHARDSON. VINO departed
this life six years ago today, June ,, le4J-
He. praying. fell asleep
And dreamed an aEssl came,
Whose voice was sweet and deep.
Who called him BY bis name
Within my hopeful heart
There still thy memories lnSer,
Nor Will they soon depart
LOVING WIFE. GRACE A RICHARDSON
Of my father. ANDREW STEELE. who died
three years sso today. June =, la46.
! stood beside your bedside
And watched your soul depart,
And when I saw you had left me.
II almost broke my heart.
Prom this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest
God has taken you. dear father,
yos wh. ov NC h sos fG sVsR si-pa Tss
Of my dear mother. Cola i. TALBERT,
who departed this life two years aso to-
day, June 9, l947.
What happy hours we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still:
Her passing has left loneliness
That only God can Ill.
LOVING DAUGHTER, RENA.
brance Of our dear mother. CORA !. tai
BERT. who passed away two years ago
today, June 2, 1e47.
II all the world were ours to give.
We'd give 1t, yes, and more.
To see the face Of our dear mother
Come smiling through the door
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, EVELYN
AND FLORENCE.
WHITE, WILLIAM n. In memory of
our beloved husband and father. WILLIAM
H WHITE. who departed this life four
years ago today, June 2. 1945.
Missing you.
BEULAH. JOSEPH AND EDWARD.
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Births Reported

Prom the .. C Bureau OF v!ta} siat4SGfc
Aedis ana iirsr}eits A;hsy, acy
Raymond and OlsR Bel slEs
RobeT and Mildred SStss SRI
Richard sna Allre Chester ssF
JghAn sna kAthrsn DlMeshe, s.rl
EdEAr and TaiHa EshelmAn. boy
Chester and Edna Flnsgin, KiFl
Charles ana polosrs HASTE gaFs
HcWaEc ans Mary Herbert ecs
William and GoiGie Herbert hey
Ralph and Jennie Jenkins, sin.
William ane Lillian Lynn, eey
Riley and DeFoths Mailare am
Osibsyl ana Barbara Minnsr, sri
Calvin anc jeanne Norris. Efi
Timothy and Jean o Donovan ee,
Michael and Katherine Pastis- boy
John and Muriti Rinehart stsi
Gilbert and Lsona Reasilloa, beg.
Dallas ana Syrti Steele, boy.
Marshall and Ovna sullivan gif,
Morris ana Frances Watson. beg.
william and Nancy Chin. boy
qeorgs and Lillian Harris. ssrl
Jessie and Mary Simons. boy,
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48 Units Of Quarters
Beino Built at Meade

Forty EIGHT units Of permanent
Army quarters are being built at
Fort Meade. Nd, TO alleviate q
critical housing shortage for Army
personnel. the post announced to-
day.
| The quarters. located near the
Fort Meade airstrip. are scheduled
for completion in February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

CHRISMAN, HARRY z. In iovins mem
ory Of my dear husband, HARRY 3.
CHRISMAN. who passed away sixteen
years ago today, June Ig53.
FERBY, NELLIE. In sad but loving
memory OF my dear daughter. NELLIE
FERBY, who departed this life nine years
ago today, june .. 1910.
The sunshine from my life is gone.
The voice loved 8 still:
A place Is vacant In my home
The world can never NIL.
You had kind word and = sweet smile
for every one
And died beloved by all.
In my heart your memory iinsers,
Sveetly. tenderly. fond and true
There Is never q day. my dariinsr
That do not think OF you.
often sit and think Of you
When I am all alone,
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own
The angels came with silent tread
And bore you on their wings OF love
70 nat sseet hsavf nfyy5 5rns a sSorHEs
A L1yISa &. 4 No .SoiAD ~
YACCHINA, CHARLES A. In loving
memory Of our dear HUSBAND sno Iatner.
CHAhLES A.. RACCH1NA. who let US one
war ago today. June :, 1888
silent his voice and vacant his chair,
Sweet are the memories that hneer there.
We miss him and mourn him IN siienee
And live ID the memory q Joy. a.. ~, have
~ been. LOVING WIZ And SON.
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Anuriltnn

KAPPAPoRT, SAMUEL. The unwilling
Of q memorial stone in memory OF SAM
UEL RAPPAPORT, beloved husband Of
Jennie Rappaport and devoted father OF
Mrs. Anne Gimbel, Joseph Rappaport and
Harry Rappaport, will take place Sunday.
June 3, 1919. at 2 pm, at Ohes Sholom
Cemetery, Alabama ave sc. Relatives and
friends may assemble at 5lo5 Illinois ave.
NV at 1:15 pm.
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PhysieoI ironing Required

Physical education nov Is cop.
pQlsory for boys and Girls In the
primary and secondary Shccls q.
Bombay. India
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GARRY, CLIFFOkD. The ofacers and

Of Plumbers Local
Union, No. 8, are hereby mott
fed of the death of Brother
CLIFFORD GARRY. Remains
at the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave NV. where services will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

PURCHwrIZ of 7l12 hiehie I'd. sc, be-
loved husband Of the late Anna Selma
Helena rurenwitz tnee Raut. father OF
Herbert, FTeoerick. Georse. koEin. Gilbert
and Theodore Purchwltz; Mrs. Lille Hind
man, Mrs. Helen Boiler. Mrs Anita Den
bow and Nancy PuIehwitz. Friends may
call at VIM J. NalleyS Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne. where services will be held on Friday.
June 5, at . Pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Oak Cemetery,
Mitehellviile, Nd.
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~ bsothsrs q soiumei. s,! Godse r. No No
w death des h Of Brother PERCY HENRY
~ CHURCHILL member Of Delaware
Lodge, No. /. l. o. Q. r. Wnmlns
NJ ton, Del and are requested to meet
NY at the Takoma Funeral Home; 254
w Carroll St NV. for ODD Feliow
W services Friday, June 3, 194S' AZ 0
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Monday, May 80. 1913. at her home
NORA ATwELL DOWNS. wife Of the late
John Hamilton Downs and mother OF John
Edgar Downs, MIS-. Elsie Nora Radhe
Harry Albert Downs, Howard Thomas
Downs, Mrs. Oracle Ellen CLANCY, Ida
Mae Downs, Mozells Lillian Downs, Mrs.
Ruth Ellen Richardson. Mrs Rebeeca At
well Snapp and Charles Preston Downs.
Services on Thursday, June 2. at pm,
at st. Marks Episcopal Church. Fairiand
Nd. Interment Burtonsville Union Gene
tery
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WILLIAMS. MATTE: On Tuesday: May
I'd NV. devoted sister Of Mr.. Eustaee
Bailey, friends Of Mr.. Eddie Maxwell.
other relatives and friends also survive.
Co Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w..
where relatives and friends~may call on
Thursday, June Q. after pm, Funeral
Friday. June 3, at / pm. Rev. J. W.
Bundrant ofnciating. Interment Payne's
Cemetery.
1, i91a, NANCY WORTHY of 1858 ST,
Sc, beloved daughter Of Eddie and Lula
Worthy Also surviving are other rela-
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Mcguire. 3
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DrafhH

DICKEY, WILLIAM, Suddenly. on sun
day. May %. 1919. AZ bis residence, 53os
husband of Zeala Diekey Also suryiyins
are four children. SIX brothers. other rela.
ttyes and friends. After 4 pm- June
friends may call At the Rollins Funeral
Home 1899 Hunt pl. ne, until m
June 3. Interment Sumter. @ c.
DERRICoTTE. OLIVER MeKINLEY. On
Wednesday. June ], 1919. a. his res!oenee
DERRIcorrE. Beloved ausssnd Of Laura
q. Derricotte and devoted father OF Mrs
Credella @. Minor, Alfred d. and Sterling
NJ DeTreotte Also surviving are three
sisters, three brothers. one oaughter-in-
law, one son-in-lsw. two grandchildren.
other relatives and many friends. After
noon Friday friends are invited 10 call at
his late residence. Services SATURDAY.
June 4, at pm. at Peace Baptie
Church. 1I2 18th st. ne. Rev. 8. A
Davenport ofncistins. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS oy
MCGUIRE.
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Wednesday. June l, 1919, at his residence,
Savage Nd, WILLIAM AUGUST EBER-
HARDT, beloved husband OF Hermine Eber-
hardt and father Of Mrs. Hertha Kohajda
and Donald william Eoerhardt. Friends
may call at the above residence. where
services will be held on Friday, June 3. at
] l am. Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Savage Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the J. Arthur walters Funeral
Home.
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Chi|dren's Theater Plans
Proqron0s for Youngsters

Falce, Hardie Meakin and DR..
Glenn Blough.
With the help of civic leaders
and clubwomen, the Childrens S
Theater of Washington has been
sponsored by the District Recrea-
ton Department in an effort to
afford entertainment for younger
boys and girls.
1t offers a carefully selected pro-
gram presented for children by
children and at moderate prices.
1t is supported entirely by ticket
sales, without gifts or fund drives.
Members of the Advisory Com
mittee represent parent-teacher
groups in Washington. the Junior
League, the District Federation OF
Women's Clubs. the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women and
other groups. The function OF the
committee Is to assist and advise
the Recreation Department in the
administration of the Children's
Theater.
A great source of talent Is avail
able to the theater in the nearly
100000 children of school age In
the District. It is the aim OF those
directing the theater to teach
tolerance, promote understanding
and instill self-conf1dence.
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Engagement Pad

shire avenue NV, club luncheon: speak
e.. Clark CLIFFORD. special counsel to the
President. THE Fair Deal"
District LeaEue Of Republican women-To.
monthly meetins; speaker. Sir Sydney
Caine, head OF United Kingdom Treasury
and Supply delegation.
Tswn Club-Tomorrow. 1890 pm. tx
ecutive Board meeting, with Mrs. Halbert
Poole. Travilah road. Gaithersburg.
PEO Observation-Disclosures. 8 pm, Chap
ter J, with Mrs. T. z. schoonover. S207
1s$S ~ SIe1 r.
ard Elstad. president of Gallaudet
sunshin. and Cemmunity seeisty-Tomor-
row. row. I.ss1 l:S0 p.m' Hotel 24oo. monthly
wemans Council Of National City Chris
tan Chureh-Tussday. II am. 1905
D.ssS.srs y the nsraGai s1itlsh EnDirs-Tu.sday
wamoI: Dm' asI. as5l co,uTsia o. road NV
Sae'Gu1, cSsse club. luncheon and md business sasss
sDeeisi Libr.rie. A..oei.tion-Tuesd.y
pm. Library Of Congress. Geography
and Map Map Group; speaker; Raine Ben
r, nett isisnGrs' n;n' Ise New STUDY. d;
TUESDAY. 8 pm, United Nations Club;
speaker, speaker, ld1s Mls W. Ridsely chapline'
sssiii. 1I Isnsn coIsn,ITussdsy. ss 1u "saj $50
pm. Battery Park Community Club,
Bethesda, luncheon msesin.: speaker,
Nome. a R8Ss5 a e. aS s- e aessns
lnd.strlss-Tuesday noon. Alfreds s.
1724 connecticut avenue NV, sd-
Weman's Christian Tempsranee Onion.
s:pissI SsIfa nsmoTi.i Seventh @ .s.s SdSsns5ss #
sps.fsl aalsa M1s Guy sha NV"
VS. sn i isSi z ss1sssi: ga S%.
st. s1s m.rn pm is1a MS:ss,s NORTH csptoi
Current Topics Clss Of Riyerdsis1 Thurs
day. 8 pm. with Mrs. Robert Pearson,
.4ts 40 5e:a n.a
Club. luncheon; speaker. Edward Tom
District Dauthters Of Fsunders and Pa
triets Of America-Friday, l pm. With
MS: Charles Y. stiefl' strawberry HILL
I30 pm. membership tea with Mrs.
Nat H; Levy, 1883 whittier place NV.
W.shinEten Chapter Of Haasss.dh, ..d Prinss sc
Samuel sugar. 4so2 Queens Chapel
road; speaker, Mrs; joseph is. freedman.
Fl0ueeF W0mcn-" y-A,
73s Thirteenth street NV. Colds
Meyerson Club, installation and
luneheon; g.. .,,.,,.,, r.v..
l'iatiss iatienGTomorrow. 1sa $50 pm, rairfss
Tuesd.y. pm; Abig.il ls.H Hsrtnan 9.r,'in Ris.
fs'essE e o:El.na riiA read aai
T. Pc. CARROLL Sapse PHILIPS, Hhp 5Sis Thirtietf
National PARK service. Tuesday. IAN.
ces Scott CHAPTER luncheon with MIS-
Fred Barnes. Occoauan, Va; speaker
Miss Juliet Nutter. Tuesday. pm.
1850 Thirty-sixth street NV, Con
tinental Danes Chapter; speaker Mrs s
s. Dolan Donohoe. wednesday, I:3l
pm, Manor House Chapter with Mrs
Barton Stone Embry,. 2311 Ccnnecttcu
avenue NV; speaker: Mrs. MARIE
Hooker. Thursday, 1890 pm. Littl'
John Boyden Chapter luncheon, .Chaptel
House; speaker, Mrs. David T. Gale.
well. Thursday. IL am, Ellis 1slaEf
Committee, Chapter House. Friday. II
am. National Defense Committee
Chapter House; speaker. Shane Mac
Carty. Saturday, 2:30 pm, Col. Johr
Washington Chapter, 1902 Massachu
setts avenue NV; speaker; Mrs
Hooker. Saturday, 2 Pm, Col Jchr
Donelson Chapter. Chapter House
virginia DAR-Tuesday, II an: openini
Of Antique Show Of Alexandria. spon
sored BY John Alexander Chapter. 2
Recreation Center. 1905 Cameron street
Tuesday through Saturday from IL am
tn IL nm.
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Washington boys and girls will
be entertained by members Of their
own generation this winter.
Drama. ballet, music and mari
onette shows will be presented by
the small fry of the Children's
Theater of Washington as it goes
into its fourth year of activity.
The season will open with the
production of Tom Sawyer. I"
scheduled for the first week in
December. 1t will be directed by
Mrs. Rose Robson Cowen.
At a. meeting Of the Advisory
Committee of the Children's The
ater last week, Mrs. Cowen was
reelected to the Craftsmanship for
her fourth term. Miss Mildred
Clum was reelected secretary.
Other members. Of the committee
include Mrs. Lorton Sims, Mrs.
Newbold Noyes. jr.; Mrs. Seymour
Jeselsohn, Mrs. John r. Murdock.
Mrs. Edward c. Magdeburger, Miss
Sibyl Baker, Mrs. Katherine Caul.
Mrs. June Blair. Miss Marian
White. Miss Sally Adams. Miss
Bess Davis Schreiner, Mrs. Edwin
c. Brown. Harry c. English. Carter
Barron. Donald Baruch. Frank La
Evening star., 1949-10-02
10Th Century Club
To Meet Thursday

The Twentieth Century Club will
have its first fall meeting on
Thursday at the .YWCA. Mr.. Rus
sell E. Singer, executive vice presi-
dent Of the American Automobile
Association will be the guest
speaker. Luncheon will follow the
meeting.
The Civics- Education Section Of
the club will make o chartered
bus trip to Baltimore on October
l3 to see the operations Of the
Bureau Of Sanitation and to visit
one of the schools which has par
ticipated in the summer Clean
Community Campaign. Reserva-
tions for the trip can be made with
Mrs. L. H. Macomber, the section s
secretary.
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Archer to Discuss
Education Bills

Federal aid to education will
be discussed by Glenn Leroy
Archer at the meeting Of the
Takoma Park Women's Club to
Be held Tuesday at the Takoma
Park Presbyterian, Church. A
noon luncheon will proceed the
meeting.
Mr.. Archer is q former dean OF
the law school at Washburn Uni
versity, Topeka. Kans. In his
talk he will explain the education
bills that have been presented to
Congress recently.
Mrs. Ira N. Gullickson, newly
elected president. will be in charge
of the meeting.
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Envoy's Wife
T0Be Feted
ByConodions

Mrs. Hume Wrong, wife Of the
Canadian Ambassador, heads the
list of diplomatic wives who will
assist at the reception to be given
this afternoon at the Canadian
Club of Washington.
Sonora de Pocaterra, Canadian
born wife of the Venezuelan Am
bassador,, will be the guest of
honor at the tea.
Also assisting will be Sonora de
la Colina, wife of the Mexican
Ambassador; Sonora de Thomen,
wife of the Dominican Ambassa-
dor; Sonora de Cans. wife of the
Cuban Ambassador; Sonora de
Dillon, wife of the Ecuadorean
Ambassador: Sonora de Vale. wife
of the Honduran Ambassador; Sc
nora de Vallerlno, wife of the
Panamanian Ambassador; Sonora
de Mora, wife of the Uruguayan
Ambassador; Sonora de Coromi-
mas. wife of the retiring chairman
of the Council of the Organiza-
ton of American States; Mrs. N. j.
o. Maxim, wife of the Australian
Ambassador; Mrs. Malik. wife of
the Minister of Lebanon; Mrs.
Leslie Bif11e and Mrs. Vladimir
Rybar.
Taking turns at the tea table
will be Mrs. David A. A. Olson, Sc
nora de Cerecedo. Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Mrs. Harold Mosier, Mrs.
Robert Freer, Mrs. Richard Eaton,
Nine. Camille Chautemps. Mrs.
Irene Caldwell, Mrs. Alva Brewer
and Mrs. Edward Bartlett.
. Others who will serve tea are
Mrs. Morton Mendels, Mrs. Dennis
Chavez, Mrs. G. M. Fawcett, Mrs.
Auguste Boas. Mrs. Louis H. Rem
frow, Miss Grace McGerr. Miss
Emma P. Lincoln and Miss Pa
tricia Simmons.
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas is the gen.
eral chairman.
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rinity Almunae
TOHave Luncheon

Members of the 1949 class Of
Trinity College will be honored at
a luncheon and fashion show to
be given by the Trinity College
Washington Alumnae on Saturday
at Hotel 2400.
Miss Margaret Pallansch, chair
man of the event, entertained
committee members yesterday at
tea for a discussion of the plans.
Attending were Mrs. Paul Wilson,
in charge of reservations; Mrs.
Hubert j. Treacy who will serve
as toastmistress and Miss Adelaide
Hummer, in charge of the fashion
show.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Briton to Address
League

Sir Sydney Caine. head of the
United Kingdom Treasury and
Supply Delegation. will address
the District League of Republican
Women at its opening meeting OF
the season at II am. tomorrow at
the Mayflower Hotel. Sir Sydney
will discuss What Devaluation
Really Means"
The speaker will be introduced
by Mrs. Robert Low Bacon. Mrs
Patrick j. Hurley is chairman OF
hospitality for the luncheon which
will follow the meeting. Lady Caine
is expected to be a guest.
The new league president. Mrs
Carroll Kearns. will announce her
committee appointments at the
session.
The list includes Mrs. Frederick
j. Cullen. membership; Mrs. E. s.
Kochersperger. finance: Mrs. James
A. Councillor, auditing; Mrs. Bacon,
program; Mrs. Edward Springer,
house maintenance; Mrs. Pierpont
M. Hamilton. entertainment; Mrs,
Hurley. hospitality: Mrs. j. H
Branson. national federation: Mrs
Leroy Hall. campaign activities
and Mrs. John Morrison Kerr,
staff assistants.
Others are Mrs. A. Burks Sum-
mers, public relations; Mrs.
Charles w. 0. Bunker and Mrs
Henry Knight. publicity: Mrs. Will
liam S. Covell, historical records;
Mrs. William S. Culbertson. build
ing fund: Mrs. Elmer O.. Leather
wood. constitution and bylaws:
Mrs. Daniel A. Reed. Virginia
White Speel memorial: Mrs. Ed
ward Rohrbough. study groups
and Mrs. Howard Coffin. State
liaison. Miss Dorothy Jennings
Smith Is parliamentarian.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Meeting

New officers will be installed at
q luncheon meeting Of the Ex-
celsior Literary Club to be held
at 1890 pm. Tuesday with Mrs.
Arthur Hayford at the Kennedy
Warren. Mrs. Claude M. Morris
will take ONCE as president.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Helen Rogers Of the American
Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Kappas to Honor
National President

Mrs. Edward F. Ege. national
president Of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, will be the guest of honor at
the 10th founders day celebra-
ton to be observed by the Wash
ington Alumnae Association on
Tuesday at the Shoreham Hotel.
"A buffet supper will be served at
1880 pm.
Members Of the Northern Vir-
ginia Association, the College Park
Association, and active members
from George Washington and
Maryland Universities will join
in the celebration. The province
vice president. Mrs. Gerald s..
Wise Of Baltimore, also will be
a guest.
Miss Ruth Hooker, head Of the
Evening star., 1949-10-02

DR.. Leonard M. Elstad, presi-
dent Of Gallaudet College, will be
the guest speaker at the District
PEG reciprocity luncheon to be
given at 1890 pm. Wednesday at
the YWCA. Chapter H will be
the hostess chapter.
Reservations for. the luncheon
may be made with Mrs. Bertha
Nelson and Mrs. Marie Brigham.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

the DAR, We can use tnat COWInlC-
tee right here!" exclaims Com
missioner John Russell Young.
When the cartoon attracted wide
interest, the artist gave the orig
inal drawing to Mrs. v. Eugene
Holcombe, National Building Pro-
motion Committee chairman.
Now the society is calling for
suggestions on how it can be sold
to raise the largest amount of
money for the fund. The OAR
Press Digest has invited its read
ers to send in their ideas.
The cartoon was the second
contributed by MIR. Bergman to
OAR projects this year. He also
donated the cover drawing on a
OAR cookbook which is being sold
to raise funds for the society's
memorial bell tower at Valley
Forge. Pa. The cover depicts Mr..
Berryman's famous Teddy Bear
saying: Look inside and see what
the Daughters have cooked up"
This work was a contribution by
the artist in honor of his wife's
50-year membership in the OAR.
Foshion Show Luncheon
An outstanding social event for
the OAR building fund will be
benefit luncheon and fashion
show to be held here. october 13.
under auspices of the Virginia
OAR delegation. The entertain
ment, to take place at the Shore
ham Hotel. will honor the Vir-
ginia State regent. Mrs. Everett L.
Repass of Salem.
Mrs. Roscoe c. O'Byrne, presi-
dent general, and members Of her
cabinet, as well as a number Of
State regents, will be among
those attending. The party follows
by one day the annual fall meet
ing of the OAR Board of Manage
ment which will bring many of the
officials to Washington.
Adding interest to the guest
list will be the presence OF two
candidates for the Office Of presi-
dent general. Mrs. James B. Pat
ton of Columbus. Ohio. and Mrs.
Edwin Stanton hammers Of Dallas,
Tex. Both are cabinet officers,
Mrs. Patton being first vice presi-
dent general and Mrs. hammers,
recording secretary general. The
associate candidates on both
states also are being invited.
Mrs William A. Disque and Mrs.
Edward L. Morrison. both Of 1901
Connecticut avenue NV, are CO.
chairmen Of the party. Working
With them is Mrs. Thomas B.
ugate. wife of the Representative
Evening star., 1949-10-02
B'nai Birth Women

B'nai Birth Women, Argo, will
have a membership tea at 1870
pm. Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Nat H. Levy, 1853 Whittier
place NV.
Harry Breger, B'nai Birth ma
tional director of membership,
will be the honor guest at the tea.
The afternoons program will also
include display of the doll col
lection of Mrs. Laura Waters.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Kensington Club

The Woman's Club Of Kensing-
ton will begin its 5ist year with q
meeting on Friday at the home
of its president, Mrs. John D.
Fitch. Invited guests will be the
officers Of the Maryland Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. Hugh D.
Price, dean Of the Montgomery
County Junior College. viii be
suest speaker.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c.

Washington group, will preside at
the meeting. Mrs. Ege and Mrs.
Wise will speak. Mrs. Thomas
Stokes is in charge of the dinner
and Mrs. Walter Calhoun is in
charge of reservations.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Sorority to Meet

The Virginia Province Board of
Tau Beta Phi Sorority will meet
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow at the Will
lard Hotel. Mrs. Sarah L. Kollar,
head of the province, will preside
at the meeting.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
WQnnen's Clubs
Berymun Cartoon Will Aid OAR Fund;
Virginia Daughters to Sponsor Benefit
By Frances Lide
Womon's Club Editor

cartoon by Clifford K Bergman destined to provide
building
Revolution.
Published April Society
Continental Congress the cartoon linked the
OAR building fund campaign with the Districts efforts at that time
to obtain additional revenue.
Bergman depicted Daughter reporting
Raising