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Evening star., 1949-06-29
Suit Shop-Third Floor

100-$49.75 to $65 Suits, $28
Gabardn crepe and sharkskn woolens suits with classic
Jackets soft dressmaker jackets and short jackets
mostly slim skirts Some two-tone SUITS Brown red navy
black grey toast skipperblue gold and green in
the group. Misses, 10 to 18 Few Juniors to Is.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
444-s4o.75 TO soS.75 Dresses, S35

For afternoon formal and informal evening wear Rayon
tissue faes rayon satns crepes rayon fae RIBBON
kns rayon sheers in both one and two-pece styles
Long sleeves highly plungng neckines Green
black powder blue red brown and aqua Sizes
10 to 90
Evening star., 1949-06-29

ts-ssss Hosiery Msndns with kry ring fiss
Ia-gs Genuine Leather compact and nfataex upa
ss-si of Chinese styles with bamboo sicss 7&
Mems ii Handkssshisss Hand eEuhrosfeo
eotons and linens linen intaasd and eosion sntssd
nandkeresefs womsns handkerehsss and Assa snn
eoon urtnts trom China ard nsaas
-ebrodered handksschsffs Broken sa@osirns 81
- - a.r.s ais
Broken assortment iss ~
rv.trA Italian Cnsu sssasrs k0
81 1ss ana Msneh SQUARES o pare sx
machine ard hand rolled Light ard dark wrpfsds Hss
81 ass v ssss Bsssees sneers hates ss faes ~
white and dark shades Not In svsy fanf ssssse0
To a sisa
ixss plastic ana Aleais shssiS hags In hrcvn s
islase siass Calf BAGS pouch md tasd sys no nas.x
.S-sis = stsss with handsss and bses Strap
sis&s
issss - G<nsss Asas~ nsss meal clasp and s1s hAfdss
In rust green ard cherry red -sxsss
se-sis gaA1e shsAsr Bses with adtnah~ sssp s
metal trim Esppwr top ss~
ss-sss = s1sn BssS vim mssAi frass
osners covered frames sn poan ane tsassss9 s1s
ss-uass Trsis Ca~ss usesa bat boz e ssnsssi ga
eosas. 10 stimulated ssik~T arc 80.
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fs-saI1 Fansss nrsaA Tsaiss water rsss as aM
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Evening star., 1949-06-29
Misses Coots-Third Floor

sMsses s2s75 Spring Coats Fl-length style in covert
Misses $5975 Toppers of Forsmann and Julard wool in
finger tip length black royal and Sizes IL to $38
Mes SIS TOppers of gabardne in box style and
length navy, red green Sizes S29
1Mses $3975 Covertsheen Wool Toppers Fngerp length
and double-breased model black beige, red gray toast
navy Sizes to $29,
-Msses $4975 and $55 Long gabardne and covert!
sheen in beige navy lighter blue, and red Sizes
Mes $45 Casual Goats by Cagleigh in tweed and check
mixtures beige green and blue mixtures Sizes TO- H.
IA and
1Mes $397 to $975 Long Dress and Casual Coats
gabardines and feeces Royal green red white
and Sizes to S24
miss $7975 Fullength Cape of Forstmann wool Black
Size
Miss s795 Dress Coat Of red Forstmann WOOL full length
3sses $6975 Long Dress Coats in fared beed
In wool broadcloth Emerald and Sizes IL and a. $3
5Misses $95 Long Dress Casual Coats In coveshen
and gabardne, red navy and royal Sizes IA and
10 $S4
$5s5 Toppers of Forstmann wool crepe blue
toast mixtures Sizes IL to $24
Msses sss75 Toppers in hngertp length Of
dine, white toast, black Sizes 10 to
1Msses $19S5 to $3975 Summer Toppers In cove broad
cloths and suedes Navy red and emerald blue. Sizes
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S8.95 Biouses, So

58-S5.o5 TO S895 Blouses, So
Rayon tissue fae in dressy and tailored styles
Long short and cap jewelry Peter Pan
necklnes some trim and open work yoke fronts
Black, brown green, gray sizes 80 TO A.
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to S98.75 Daytime, Dinner and
Exenino Dresses. SIS.

Smart dressaker details crepe tissue fale
silk print Short long and bracelet sleeves round highly
necne Black blue and assorted prints Sizes 10 to TO-
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Teen Shop, Fourth Floor

$40 IS Weei Tweed and Gahasins sa nnSS
and fitted Jackets single and double breasted aim skrs
Bright red. beige blue and arosn tweed scs
10 I6 th
Evening star., 1949-06-29

5-sos5 Afternoon Bouses crepe and tissue
falIe Plain beaded trimmed jewelry neckines:
CAP long threequarter length sleeves White
pink, brown gray and black Sizes II 70 80 %
ssSs5 Skirts OF wool wool eabardne and
fronts and kick peated fronts some plain
brown yellow and blue Sizes IL TO l6 S5 -
I-so95 back peats and slim
royal and green Sizes 10 TO IL $'ss
Twopiece cotton corduroy three
quarter length sleeves with small collar, belted slim SKIRT
Black green and beige. Sizes 10 to IA, --------- S.
3sl995 gabardne and light
weight rayon styles with short sleeves neck
lines and with jewery necknes in navy beige ano
green sizes 10 tn IL $40
2s695 Bolero Suit Dress of crepe with short sleeves
polka skirt with red leather belt
plack and navv Sizes - tn 18 sic
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| l75-Juniors' S895 to Sl395 Dresses and Joeket
Dvaxxex TS and 81 Or

Rayon sahArdine faies tA1etAs
prints butcher and combinations Aefnooe
sports Two styles ard Jacket
eoeros Bright eolnT pasiess and dsrk eco
cnlors Sizes . TO Is In the
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Women's Dress Shop-Seeond Floor
6o-Women's sle.95 to SIS Dresses, $40

black crepes also printed rason
crepes navy grounds detailed with bracelet sleeves
gored tucked drape skirts and " keyhoe neck
lines. Sizes l63z 24i.. l8 TO ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
French Room-Second Floor
30-s35 to s5o75 Afternoon Dresses, $40

rayon crepes cool rayon tissue fales in Jacket
and boero draped styles Pungng scooped and
high necknes Navy blue black grey blue and assorted
prints Sizes 10 to 20.
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s297s to IS. Spring cooss. s'2

Wool broadcoths suedes and eover with
gored backs, with deep euIs Navy blue
Jade red beige and brown, Sizes 10 10 is.
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Gloves, Street Floor

Gloves, Street Floor
l,-sass suedes and capeskns Classic button
srons purple royal blue pink green. rose black sno
brown ~
to Novelty style Gieses IN eApesaih
picskin suede FINISHED khsepekin White. elark
"a n,n,,
Giev~~ short sbunn sneths suedt
doe sheepskn and eapeskn Daea black brown
ava white .-...
ss-siss 10 Gotten Gias-s Shorty 70 elbow
lengths Light blue brown black. beige. and copper sss
Evening star., 1949-06-29

a2-Teen TanrtA and Wesl skirta ssnf
straight assorted colors saSea 10 10 10 " AsA
Rieuse and classic styles IN cotton
pique silk print and White ard cosoft
Sizes 10 I6 tss.*% ~ ~ and W
SASS Sass Rayon ie jacket dresses
polka boiero Jacket weo dresses with sk
tops dressy e-peee aes and checked rAyon tai
fetas Navy blue solids eomnanaiun& ssea 10 10 10
gIe
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Junio, Deb Shop-Foarsh Floos
o-Jun,or' S22S5, SIS ssd S,Sss orssss.
and SuitdrSses. Sl2
-Jun,o.' Sles5. Slss5 and S22sS pres.e,
and Jocket Dresses. S.

Sos -&eevee nAyy ard hasa taes
nlcs4r sheess w3tn tA-ssA -A~~s~a
ergs eAtk slIdfrssss :A1e Sas
hoaeso sacssss plaid trimmed dseNS sssr So
Evening star., 1949-06-29
4e-Mis.es sIee5 to $685. Dresses, sl2

afternoon dinner and evening Rayon tissue
faies printed and iooTs soos Plenty
navy black brown aqua and coral IN the group
| Sizes each every style
s-MisSes SIS afternoon and
street Tailored falle and softly
styles with color contrasts and self
rayon crepes sheers Navy black brown
red green AQUA Many a costume dresses.
prints fitted tale coats Sizes 10 10
20 in the group 49, 49, ----.----.--.-
se-isse sesss Tailored Street styies
fales s7eer tadetacrep trims
Navy black brown, blue and green Sizes
10 20 the SIS
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Accessories, Street Floor

400 pes-Sl JewelY, for 81
piy. 7o% Tsr .. ..
wonderful assortment Of ueekiaees hrsosseb earrings ane
pins Gold and silver plated e-ses. simulated crystal
beads Few Of q kind.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
9l-slo.e5, sl2.s5 and sl3s5 BoIero Suits, S.

wool flannel with long sleeves Sizes II TO b Navy red
kelly and gray Boero Suits have button-up
necne collars three length sleevs Brown tweed
and gray tweed. Sizes IL to 49,
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Hosiery. Street Floor

233-Sl65 to $3.50 Cotton Gloves and evening
mittens SOC
| Street and evening lengths. white. black maroon
Ies 50 Ia IS Raven Nyion Handsewn and
styles pink navy brown. black, Hight blue
ise-xs 70 ss Gotten Evening Militia White elaea
green blue and gold siss anA nss
Accessories Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-29

Misses Dresses-Second Floor
Sass and Atsrneon Dresses IN
erepesend print SUIT dresses rayon tissue
crepe Black brown. green. sses 10 10 10 within
the group -
ssss Piece Street and After
Dresses Tailored SrectAtnrsports and sfteT-ase
styles Some prints, mostly Of kind IN black navy
aqua Sares 10 10 % SIC
Evening star., 1949-06-29

1asss5 ss5 Raincoas Ekskn with hreeway belt and
detachable button front and long sleeves Rust and
blue In sizes IL to Se
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Corset Shop, Second Floor
51--sl0.s5, SlS.50 and sIs.ss Foundat
Pink. blue and white. Sizes 50 to SO.

large figures Discontinued styles by Franco Sara Drew
Twinfiex and Francette all hgh-grade foundations.
boned bonele Not every style In sizes s 70 81 Many
one Of 4 kind -. xsss. 1885 and xI2A5
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Tomonow-June Clearance brings forth startling nur
HALF AND CLOSE-TO-HALF PRICE IT

Mony speeioIs in summer merchandise elons with
these morkdowns tomorrow.
Pieano credits refunds srehsHfe rsfar"s 30 LoD
telephone oder Please emsfsy 2e isr pin hsfss
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Program to Mark
ParaguayanD Day

DR.. Don Juan Felix Morales.
Ambassador of Paraguay, will
speak at the All-American pro-
gram celebrating Paraguayan day
to be given by the Pan American
Club of the YMCA at 3 pm.
Sunday.
Ambassador Morales will discuss
the Life, Customs and Habits Of
the Paraguayan People" at the
reception to be held In the Central
YMCA auditorium.
Col. H. w. Miller, head Of the
United States Military Mission to
Paraguay, will give an illustrated
lecture of his travels through
South America. Mrs. Miller will
display her collection Of antique
artifacts.
Sonora de Velilla. wife of the
Paraguayan Military Attache, will
present a program Of classical and
native melodies in Spanish and
the Indian Guarini language.
Ramon Ramos, club president,
is head of the Executive Commit.
tee. Mrs. Harry s. Truman 10
honorary president Of the club.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Fraternity to Honor
Utab Legislator

Representative Reva Beck Bo-
some, Democrat. of Utah will be
honored from 5 to pm. tomorrow
at a reception given by the Phi
Delta Delta legal fraternity at the
Washington Club.
Guests will be greeted by Mrs
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, hon
orary president, and the heads of
Washington chapters: Miss Cath
rine Edmondson, Alumnae; Miss
Shirley Harris. Zeta: Miss Selma
C. Anderson. Beta; Miss Doris G.
Wilkins, Alpha Lambda. and Miss
Frances E. Lavender, Beta Epsilon.
Named to alternate at the tea
and coffee urns are Judge Nadine
Gallagher, Col. Mary-Agnes Brown.
Mrs. Helen Claggett, Mrs. Lucy
Howorth. DR.. Margaret Sebree,
Miss Louisa Wilson, Judge Anna
bel Matthews and Mrs. Julia
HOPKINS.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Program Planned

IAN Evening in Mexico" is to
be presented by the Mexican En-
bassy for the Alice Deal Home and
School Association on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock in the school
auditorium.
Through the courtesy of the
Ambassador. Senor Rafael de la
Colina, and with the assistance of
the Chancellor of the Embassy,
Senor Luis Aveleyra, the program
under the direction of Rose Baka-
lar Berman includes Jorge Zam-
orano and Hortensia Perez de
Leon, who are to do the dance
of the Central Plateau called
Jarabe Tapatio.
Also appearing will be Aurora
Marcia, Alfonso, Cecilia, Herman
and Mauricio Cortina, Carlota AL
arcon and Hector Martinez
D'MeZa.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Dances arranged
1t Service Bases

Servicemen from Quantico, An
drews Air Force Base and the
Navy Barracks with their dates
have been invited to the dance at
the Fort Myer south post this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. and to-
morrow evening District junior
hostesses and members of the
Women's Army Corps from the
south post will be guests at the
dance at 8 O'Clock at the Andrews
Air Force Base.
Saturday evening Government
girls and students will be guests
at the dance which will be given
in the new recreation club at
Quantico at 7 o'clock and Sunday
afternoon No. l Service Club at
Fort McNair will be host to George
Washington University students
and woman members of the naval
reserves at a tea dance at 3
o'clock.
Those desiring transportation
to these events are requested to
call Columbia 0735.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Micband- -Gufftbs

DR.. and Mrs. John L. Perry, jr.
of Washington announce the mar
riage of Mrs. Perry's cousin, Miss
Esther Lois Griffiths, to DR.. J. Ell
lery Michaud. The ceremony took
place yesterday in the chapel at
Fort Myer.
The bride was given in marriage
by DR.. Perry and attended by Mrs.
Perry. After the wedding break
fast at the Fort Myer officers
Club, the couple left for their
wedding trip.
DR.. Michaud, who now is serv-
ing in the Medical Corps of the
Army of the United States, will
leave soon with his bride for Eu-
rope, where he will be on duty for
year.
Mrs. Michaud, formerly of Eu-
gene. Greg, has been making her
home with the Perrys since resid-
| ipO in Uochinofor
Evening star., 1949-03-11

and Sonora de Thomen gave an
other in their series of dinner
parties last evening. Their honor
guests were the United States
Ambassador to the Dominican
Republic and Mrs. Ralph w. Ack-
erman. Others in the company
were the United States Ambassa-
dor to Venezuela, Mr.. Walter J.
Donnelly: the Director General
of the United States Foreign
Service and Mrs. Christian M.
Ravndal: the United States Minis
ter to Ethiopia. Mr.. George r..
Merrell; the United States Consul
General in Zurich, Mr.. Austin r..
Preston; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John
N. Greely. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
w. o. Spears. former United
States Ambassador to Chile and
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, Dr.
and Mrs. William A. Morgan. the
chairman of the Inter American
Commission of Women, Senorita
Minerva Bernardino, who return
ed the end of last week from
visit in her native Ciudad Trujillo;
and from the Dominican Embassy
the new Counselor. Senor Cesar
de Pima -Barinas, and the new
Second Secretary, Senator Frank
Guerrero.
The Ambassador and Sonora
de Thomen also were hosts at din
ner Tuesday evening when their
guests were the Spanish Ambassa-
dor -at-Large ana Sonora de Lu-
guerica, Representative and Mrs.
Harold c. Hagen, Representative
and Mrs. Abraham Ribicof, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Donald L.
Jackson. Representative Daniel j.
Flood. the Rev. Joseph S. Phorn-
ing of Frederick, Md, who is an
authority on international affairs;
the Counselor of the Colombian
Embassy, Senor Don Jose Cana
cho-Lorenzana: and from the
Dominican Embassy, the Counsel
or. Senor Don Hans Cohn, the
First Secretary, Senor Anibal
Diaz and the Second Secretary,
Senor Don Jose Villanueva. jr.,
and Senorita Francia Ginevra,
visitor from the Dominican Re-
public.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
TenCongressmen
.H0nOred at Fete

An informal cocktail party and
buffet supper was given last eve
ming in honor of the members OF
Congress who served in the Marine
Corps, and their wives. The Ma
rine Corps Reserve Officers Asso-
cations National Council and the
Otho L. Rogers Washington Chap
ter of the association were the
joint hosts.
The 10 congressman, some OF
whom were accompanied by their
wives, attending the party included
Representative and Mrs. Francis
Case, Representative Paul Dague,
Representative and Mrs. James c.
Davis, Representative and Mrs
Donald L. jackson. Representative
and Mrs. Michael j. Mansfield
Representative James T. Patter-
son, Representative and Mrs
George A. Smathers. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Clark w. Thompson
and Mrs. Paul H. Douglas.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Maurice
Sheehy and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sherrod also were among the
guests. In the receiving line were
Col. Melvin j. Mas. national
president of the association, and
the joint committee of Majs. Ed
ward M. English. c. A. Wharton,
president of the Ohio L. Rogers
Chapter: Helen G. O'Neill and
Helen Cream.
The cocktail party, which was
held in the officers Club, Naval
Gun Factory, began at Z O'Clock
and the buffet. supper was served
later in the Blue room Of the club.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. =" B-a
IL.
Exhibit ofPainting
Set at Arts Club Tea

Paintings by Theodore Kane
and Janice Holland will be pre-
viewed at a tea Sunday at the
Arts Club, 2O17 street NV.
Miss Holland has illustrated
more than 20 children's books in
color and in black and white. The
water colors which she IS showing
were painted around Deer Lake,
Me-, last summer.
Mrs. Kane's paintings have been
exhibited both here and abroad.
Her present exhibit includes about
20 oils and water colors completed
during the last 18 months. Por-
traits of Mrs. Sidney Alderman,
Miss Dorothy johnson and John
Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Kelly, are also in the group.
Miss Katherine Sunny and
Mrs. Kane will receive the guests.
Those assisting at the tea table
will include Mrs. Frederick
Denniston and Mrs. S. Burtus
Baker,
Evening star., 1949-03-11
W00d1Vards Give
Birthday Party

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clark H
Woodward gave a dinner party
last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club which celebrated the birth
day anniversary of three Of their
guests, Mrs. H. Conger Pratt, Mrs
George R. Holmes and Miss Grace
Tully. Those who assisted in the
celebration and enjoyed Admiral
and Mrs. Woodward's hospitality
were Maj. Gen. Pratt, Mrs. Holmes
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen T. Early, Brig. Gen
and Mrs. Richard Jordan. Gen
Thomas Wilson of New York. Col
and Mrs. Robert Guggenheim
Comdr. William H. Higgins. Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Graves. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert A. Montgomery. Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Dixon, Mrs. Randolph
Huntington Miner. Mrs. George
Mesta, Mr.. Fred Roy, Mr.. George
Livingston Williams and MIR. Drew
Dudley,
Evening star., 1949-03-11
In the Meas

Mrs. Naomi Simon and her two
daughters, Miss Ruth Simon ano
Miss Jane Simon, have returned
from a visit of two weeks in
Toledo.
Mrs. jeff Kornicker of New York
is here for visit with her mother
Mrs. Nathan Kahn.
Mrs. Samuel Revness Of West
port. Conn.,, is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Morris Gusdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hahn have
returned from a months stay in
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Laura Heidingsfeld is back
from a visit with relatives in Jack
sonville, Fla.
Mr.. Emanuel Schloss of Bir-
mingham, Ala, spent the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss, who live
at Alban Towers.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Bethesda Meeting

Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will be
the guest speaker at meeting OF
the literary section of the Wom-
ans Club of Bethesda to be held
Tuesday at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Grosvenor, who is known
as a national and international
traveller, will show her own
colored slides of Norway. She Is
honorary president of the club.
Mrs. Thomas Probey will act as
hostess chairman.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Rntberford-Hall

Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ruther-
ford of Franklin, Ala, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Sarah Leah. to Mr.. Arthur James
Hall, son of Mrs Andrew Arthur
Hall of Canoe, Ala, and the late
Mr.. Hall.
Miss Rutherford attended Bren-
an College and was graduated
from the University of Maryland
Mr.. Hall attended David Lips
comb College and is a graduate
of the University of Virginia.
The wedding will take place
March 26 in Franklin.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
Girl Scouts Birthday
To Be Celebrated at
|PauAmerican Union

The 37th anniversary OF the
Girl Scouts of America will be
celebrated in a ceremony to be
held at pm. tomorrow at the
Pan American Union.
With international friendship
the theme of the program, wives
of diplomats from IA countries
have been invited to attend as
special guests. All are members
of the World Association of Girl
Scouts and Girl Guides.
A feature will be the presenta-
ton Of contributions to the World
Fellowship Fund, permanent
memorial to Juliette Low who
founded the Girl Scout movement.
Mrs. Nelson johnson, Washing
ton chairman Of the fund, will
accept the donations from repre-
sentatives of the Girl Scout
troops. Members of the Interna-
tional Patrol, made up of Scouts
from other countries now living
in Washington, will present
musical selections.
Mrs. E. Swift Newton of An
selmo, Pa, chairman Of the World
Association of Girl Scouts, will at
tend the ceremony and explain
the meaning of the international
group. Mrs. Charles Fenwick will
discuss the world conference Of
the association, held last August,
and a moving picture made at the
conference will be shown follow
ing her talk.
DR.. Alberto Lleras, director gen.
eral Of the Pan American Union,
will welcome the group. Mrs.
Marcy Sperry, chairman Of the
observance and vice president of
the District Scout Board, will
preside.
Members of the honorary Girl
Scout Committee invited include
Nine. de Mello-F Franco. wife Of
the Brazilian Minister; Nine. Koo,
wife of the Ambassador of China;
Dona Maria del Carmen de
Esquivel. wife Of the Ambassador
of Costa Rica: Nine. de Kauff-
mann, wife of the Ambassador of
Denmark; Nine. Jutila, wife OF
the Minister of Finland; Nine
Bonnet. wife of the French AM
basSador; Lady Franks, wife of
the British Ambassador; Nine.
Dendramis. wife of the Greek Am
bassador; Sonora de la Colina,
wife of the Mexican Ambassador; !;
Nine. van Kleffens, wife of the
Netherlands Ambassador: Mrs.
Abello, wife of the Philippine
Minister; Nine. Bohemian, wife of
the Swedish Ambassador; Nine.
Bruggmann. wife of the Swiss
Minister, and Sonora de Mora,
wife Of the Minister of Uruguay.
Members of the District Board
of Directors who will assist Mrs.
Sperry are Mrs. Norman Gersten-
field, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke,
Mrs. William w. Mackall. Mrs.
Blaise de Sibour, Mrs. John w.
Stenhouse. Mrs. Hobart M. Corn
ing Mrs. Edward Sturdevant and
Miss Elisabeth Houghton.
Evening star., 1949-03-11
CAPITAL Socialaes
attend Premiere


Top Capital society turned out
last evening for the Washington
premiere of "Saraband," j. Arthur
Ranks new technicolor production
at the Playhouse. Nearly every
body in the audience knew every
one else and there was much
chatting between rows.
Scheduled to begin at 9 O'Clock,
there was some delay while people
found their seats, photographers
snapped pictures and finally
glamorous singing star Hildegarde
swept in in a gorgeous green satin
dress and introduced the film.
Seated not far away in front
of her was Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
with her brother, Mr.. John Ran
dolph Boiling, and nearby were
Mrs. Buchanan Merryman, Mrs.
George Barnett and Mrs. Newbold
Noyes. Nine. wellington Koo was
stunning in evening dress. white
ermine coat and beautiful jade
earrings.
The Ambassador of Ecuador &C
companied his wife, Sonora de
Dillon, who is one of the very chic
women in the diplomatic corps,
and the Ambassador Of Turkey,
Mr.. Feridun Genial Erkin, escorted
his lovely looking wife. The Bel
gian Ambassador. Baron Silver
cruys, was seated in the orchestra
as were the Ambassador of Costa
Rica and Sonora de Esquivel, Mrs.
Gilbert Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dewey. who were in a
party with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dewey, and Associate Justice OF
the United States Court of Appeals
and Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark,
while up in the balcony in the
front row were the Italian Am
bassador and Signora Tarchiani
with a group of friends.
Others spotted were Mrs. Stan
ley Woodward. Mrs. Sidney Kent
Legare with Spanish Counselor
Senor Don Pablo Merry del Val,
Mrs. Eric Johnston with her
daughter. Miss Harriet Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Auchin-
Gloss, the Honorable and Mrs. Ed
ward Russell, Mrs. Frank Pace,
jr., wife of the director Of the
Budget, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman.
Evening star., 1949-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin M. Kay o1
Arlington announce the engage.
ment of their daughter. Barbara
Mae, to Mr.. Maynard Miller Han
son, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son of Washington. No date Il
set for the wedding.
Miss Kay attended the Wash.
ington Musical Institute and the
Peabody Conservatory of Music.
Mr.. Hanson has resumed hi!
studies at the University Of Mary.
land after serving with the Armed
Forces for two years, 18 months Of
which was overseas duty.