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ROOMS. APTS. 70 SHARE

L OR 2 GIRLS wanted to share newly
farm. 2-bedrm. apt. in new bldg.
2132 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-GenLle-
man, age 40, Govt. worker. desires
man to share 2-rm. apt, pvt. bath.
refsr. Call sun NO. s455' 1o-5 Pm.
LADY to share apt. with another
lady; pvt. bedrm. next bath; on
c.IVpsr hHsl4ps; ssS sSn mo; %,s oE Evt 5sSI w
Studio rm., private bath, phone.
kit: privil;; eony; transp.; suit. l or
APT. TO SHARE with young couple;
21; NO. S723. -3
LADY to share 2-rm., kitchen and
bath apt, in Georgetown; private
sg1 snsusa' e des. ssaF'GR; Nj S4le q D1'v!lssss
rm. apt. in Catholic U. with an
other girl; all utils.; $40. DU. s623
poXNT9wS1,S ss m share zm; xss ssdrm snotb.1 a.
cHRisG1AN III sG; ST 1oGse aasd. MAN to as .hsr.
Foem; E@ aass references 2oss H st. nv: NV
DESIRE Isl eco eonsenial, middle-aged lad,
all day. Sunday. 3
GIRL. 21-26, to share 6-rm. Bo,
hemian apt. goth st. NV, with
girls; small pvt. bedrm.; must be
congenial, neat and dog lover; $40.
BAeHEIok, A6i EaeGi gentle, $3.50. share s.
rm. apt. twin-bed rms: conv. Sc.
Sec; interested music, arts, pleasur-
ABLE ! Lying; ygn. must see to appreciate.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, s.E.-widox
will share lovely clean, warm, mod
ern apartment with 2 nice young
girls; private bedroom; home prtvi-
leges. AK. 6474. A
GIRL, under 35, share 1 bedroom,
Conn. ave. apt; $62.50. Call OR.
ARa Ronsn s3 shssf es Tsth RA siss white
man. man. $3.50: own wsn bedrm.; d.eh interssts' s
geG good mn musie; Sr, bright dgzaz company; $50
GIRL wanted to share conv:, NV.
apt, with other girl. Call RA.
conn: AvE.-sgle. bed-liv. rm., kit.
ing, drinking. OR. 1874. 3
CONGENlAL GIRL. to share efficiency
to shopping center; S0-min. express
bus downtown: all privils.; very reas.
NV Wv 04Afi At. HousE-professional
lisent.A successful woman share sfi-
1 eRes Or 2 YoUNG Sai BUSINESS lsi ses WOMEN.
25-A5, to, share new, very attrac-
tiyei 2.bedrm. apt; everything furn.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

RM. WITH TWIN BEDS, next te
bath; pvt. home; 3 men or empl
married CPL; good meals. MI. 1888
14O9 18th ST. N.w.-Pleas. rms, good
food; early bkft. opt; congenial
group: TV; dble. or share. MI. 2740.
1926 18th ST. N.W.-sgle. and dble.
rms. for refined young men and
women; excel. food. MRS. SNYDER.
THE DissIN's GUEST HOUSE has
a few vacancies for young women;
ton are the finest in the city. 2013
Mass. ave. DE. 979S. 3
FOR CHILDREN-Excel. care. pvt.
home. lge. fenced yard. delicious
meals. Seat Pleas, Md. 10. 9-9723.
IL GIRARD ST. N.E.-Empl lady:
excel. meals and laundry priyil.; nr.
bus and car lines. HO. 34S4. a
ATTENTION. civilian workers. Walter
eel. meals: dbls; triples. GE. O01l
CAN ACCOMMODATE Q empl. adults
are an assfS lsay eoVd D h2%e pRen. hs IT, nss 4ss5
1855 N ST. N.W.-Seyeral attrac
vacancies for refined young men anc
women: sgle. and dble.; delicious
food and ideal location. 3
ROOM AND BOARD where you max,
yourself at home: for retired gentle.
man; attention to diet. JU. 7-72SS
)
LARGE FRONT ROOM, next bath. 70,
elderly lady or convalescent, In grad
nurses home. HO. 4166. "a
ROOM for employed mother ant
child, day care for child; nea.
school; home privileges: reasonable
Ice. DOUBLE. with running water
suitable for two; also vacancy fol
one with board. Call CO. O26O. 2OOl
1905 18th sT. S.w.-An exception
for girls available. MI MI. b774 ~ oosOi' @s
1919 I6th ST. N.W.-sineie sne
do double room q with pvt. BATH
vacancies for, young men and youns
women; 1one excellent board: walkinR dis.
saAGGaTERs. an6e afTRsswn ieSS 81 iatb Sa5o st.
nr meas Dnp0nt Grsle) Gaya Double @se
maid service: phone in ali rms; large
liv. rm., social activities. Ho. 67s7
1904 QUE ST. N.w.-clean rm.;
home cooked meals; good transp.
Parking fac: NO. 4o96.
WENDELL TERRACE = Laxge. COM
Portable. warm rms. sgl,. dbl. triple;
liv. rm.; good food; excel. trans: S4S
MI. 9435
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice light
housekeeping room for couple, $35
per mo. Bsmt. rm. for one man,
S23 per mo-: refgr. and stove. g
1735 P ST. N.W.-Large Ink. room.
utilities furn.. $45. Also Ink. room
18th 8 IRVING SITS. N.w.-1 large
housekeeping room. LIST floor: $13
week. Call HO. $3.50. -2
LGE. ATTRAC. SGLE. RIM. semi
private bath; lgt hskpg.; share
refgr. with l other: nr. Conn. ave,
Uptown theater; $45. EN-. 3232.
LARGE, double, Ink. rm.; private
home; well furnished; linens and
laun. privils. $12 wk. 619 7th ne.
1400 U ST. S.E.-Light housekeeping
Tith Frigidaire; newly dec; 90 min.
From downtown; " block OF bus
line. Call EX. 1915 for appt. to see.
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED

COZ ORED-UNFURN. RIM. for rent;
will accept child. Ii. 6-96S0. -3
51OS 9th ST. N.W.-2 rooms, unfurn.,
kitchen privileges; ladies only; nice
warm house: S33 a month each.
2 CONNECTING ROOMS and bath,
for Office or living quarters; women
only. RE. 1870 between o and 6
pm. 1875 NJ st. NV g
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TO IHth ST. NV.
Share attractive dbl. rm. for refined
gentlemen: delicious food a
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in<remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu; S4S to $3.50. 1926
21st st. NV. HU 1924.
1855 PER MONTH"
1176 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Men or women, share lge redec. rms. ),
S15 wk.. S55 mo. UP; soc. priv,
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DE. $3.50.
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ROOMS FURkIsHEr-s.E.-s.w

NICE FRONT RIM. for lady: eonv. to
e. car and 5Tsi TR 81 sasG 80 wk. At 7o1 18th
Rf' Rfwiy Ii dea0s 90s6ai. Z baths on floor; s 50
1 500 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Bright, CHEEKY.
front dble. bedrm., excel. closet
181 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Large
transportation; S25 month each;
for men only; unlimited phone. Lin
FURNISHED RIM. for empl cple or
! person; all home privils. Call TW
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds.
next to bath; for couple: home
privileges. AK. 1864. 1852 S st. Sc.
e47 11th ST. s.E.-Large. cheerful
plenty Of hot water and heat; gent
only. TR.. 3731. 3
ROOMS. sgle. and dble. Conv. transp J..
ar. Navy Yard. 1104 D street Sc.
20 THIRD ST. s.E.-sleeping rm.,
twin beds, grill privilege; young
married couple preferred. %
NICELY FURN. RIM. for couple;
conv; transp: TW. 1447. "a
AT. 1852. '' ''A"'' '''' "A'
EAST CAPITOL STREET
Near United States Capitol, 2 very
nice lge; rooms; Sgle. So per wk.
dbl dDle. sSn $40 per PEI yk ys7LI, Il, s-o1as; ewes
COLORED-45O5 B ST. S.E., Apt
;7 2o3M;7Room; settled man; home
COLcRED-EMPL. CPLE. or persons.
AT. S598. Front room, $3.50; sim
gle. $3.50. )
| for couple, Govt. employed preferred
l22 E st. s.e., AT. 1923. 3
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HOTEL EMERY

701 10th st. NV. Near White House,
Newly decorated rooms, running
water, steam heat. Maid service
Reasonable weekly rates g
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THE MANCHESTER
APARTMENT HOTEL
1925 NJ ST. NV.

Your Home Away From Home
room and bath, from S65 pe,
month, including meals. pvt. tel.
daily maid service, switchboard ant
elevator "a hrs.
Room furnished as living room En-
Pertaining privileges. Reception
lounge with piano and radio.
ME- 513l or M dQ5n 81
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BEAUT. FURN. LGE. RM.
Dble. bed; empl. person; kit. privils
optional; semi-pvt bath, Jewish
home. S2S. RA. 1878. 3
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GEORGIAN HOTEL
GORDON HOTEI
GILBERT

18th st. NV. bet. K and Eye-Larg,
with bath. $a5;; Singles . S1a S1a AM. ant.
S14 with r. W. bath. SIS. MA. 1854
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2460 18th st. n.w-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr. PIX service co T381
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Lty. rm,, bedsmi dai, kit, sdioss dinstte e. and
0a'ni ie1s ff1saafaES HARVhkp fsfe'SFSSea ST. NV.
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HOTEI, 1440
EMBASSY APIS

One room, kitchenette and bath; "a
hour phone and elevator service;
S24 4.50-$31. so weekly. 1440 Rhode
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SI1GkoaI IGh1AG 1I1NASfaSS
2-bedrm. garden type apt: utils in
cluded; $120. Immediate occu-
pancy. 10. 2-9776. 10. 2-44S5.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
/ ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. S4.50 to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
l or 2; full hotel service; no time
limit 900 Goth st. NV. MA. 5426.
GALVESTON APIS. FURNISHED
Nichols ave. and Galveston pl.. near
Naval Air Station and NRL, Boiling
Field, conv. transp.. shopping. Liv.
rm., bedrm., kitchen. dinette. bath;
500 mo-, includ. util. Apply res.
mgr. 90 Galveston pl.. 10. 1896.
229 ONEIDA PL. NE.
OPEN UNTIL 5 PM.
Three bedrms., liv. rm., din. rIn.. kit,
2 baths, incl. stove, refgr.; suitable
4 or girls; $3.50 per mo. (K-4
Chillum bus to Oneida pl) FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV,
242O 16th-THE DIPLOMAT
Apt. 512; lge. efficiency. l rm.. kit.
dinette. dressing closet, bath; S110.
Apt 705; bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. dress
ing closet. bath; S110; apis. beau
tifully furn.. 24-hour switchboard
service; 6 mo. lease; inspection 1-5.
MRS. OPPERMAN. MI. 1885. 3
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double and single rooms. some Will
private bath: American plan; excel.
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 1866,
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sitting rm. and kit; private Diet.
home; newly dec. Call TU. s791. or
Three ROOMS; utils. furn.; good
transp.; semipvt. bath; S75; imme-
date possession. Phone RA. 1859.
Mr.. N. CAPITOL AND FARRAGUT-
Duplex liv. rm., bedrm:. comb. dim
ette-kit.. bath with shower. $50
mo. incl. utils. Adults. No pets.
cGEN sc 49S7; sNn aftsr 1RpIl. 19 am NOW, s
kit.. bath ooy ytlls.; Dec. IA; sio5
DUPLEX, APT. newly furn.: heat and
hot water incl; SS5 mo-; liv., rm:,
hedrm.. dEette, kit. and bath. GE.
PARK ARK RD.. 1000 BLocK-s-rm.,
nicely ~ furn;' m PVT. g, b bath o lge; bed
utiIsi incl; 500 mo; 10: saae;
trance; flrepl.; EMPLOYED adults; nr.
1888 M ST. S.E.-2 lge. rms. furn.
as bachelor apt. in home Of en-
ployeedd cple.; share bath; ext. phone.
ssii4 uSiv. PL. N.w.-Lge. d.-liv.
nm, kit. pvt. bath; very desirable;
$67 30; employed adults.
ARANGTON-Iiv. rn.. bedrm.. kit,
b3sn bSM; cSpv' en- sssot e otransD' and shop
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CALVERT ST. NV. 1904-Comb
includes utilities; $500. NO. 9607;
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Hunt
BOxhoIders

Judge Charles Hammond has
taken a box for the Fairfax Hunt
Horse Show tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. Other boxholders in
clude Col. and Mrs. Henry Eglin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith Bowman
jr., MIR. and Mrs. George Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickett, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mackall, MIR. and
Mrs. Gerald Leubben, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs
DeLong Bowman and Mrs. E. H
Hamon.
Also. Judge and Mrs. Paul z
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland S
Marshall. MIR. and Mrs. E. F
Hamm. jr.: Judge and Mrs. Charles
d. Hamel, Capt. and Mrs. Paul M
Curran, Comdr. and Mrs. Keith
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T
Mcknight, Mrs. Lucy Madeira
Wing. Mr.. and Mrs. George Roth
well Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
F. Howrey. Col. and Mrs. Xii.
bourne Johnston. Mr.. w. Carroll
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. James O
Pease, MIR. and Mrs. j. Wade Dor
sett. Mr.. and Mrs. Curt c. Mack
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace L. Lohnes
and MIR. and Mrs. j. Herbert
Bryant.
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Miss Weigester
To Wed June 3

Dr. ana Mrs. Charles Smiley
IWeigester Of Coronado, Calf. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Nancy Jane, to Mr..
John Alder Dunaway, jr., son of
the Financial Adviser to Liberia
and Mrs. Dunaway of Maplewood
N. j., and Washington. The we'd
ding will take place June 3 in All
Souls Memorial Church in this
city.
Miss Weigester attended the
University of Arizona and received
her B. A. degree from the Univer-
sity Of, California at Los Angeles.
She is doing graduate work at
George Washington University
and is a member of Pi Beta Phi
sorority. She is the niece of Mr..
and Mrs. William Frederick Wei
gester of Washington.
Mr.. Dunaway attended schools
in Maplewood and in Switzerland
and received his B. A. degree at
Antioch College. During the war
he served for three years in the
Merchant Marine.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
By Betty BeoIe

"Washington's most exclusive
restauranteur," as Leslie Biff1e has
been called by his good friends OF
the press, entertained about &c
ladies in his famous lunchroom
yesterday and he shared their at
tention with only one other man
the Vice President of the United
States.
The inner sanctum of the Sec
retary of the Senate's Office, where
the President has frequently
lunched with his Capitol Hill COL
leagues, was graced with such a
superf1uity of femininity because
it was Glade Biff1e's birthday.
Biff's slow talking, dry witted
wife undoubtedly was acquainted
with that fact but she had no
idea until she walked into her
husbands Office what was await
ing her. AS soon as a warning
buzzer notified the company that
she was approaching the outer
Office, the Weep sang the scales
pitched the tune somewhere In
the basement for the ladies
voices. and all burst into the old
familiar. un-substitutable Happy
Birthday to You" as Glade walked
in.
Mr.. Barkley looked around and
remarked that women are getting
prettier and more numerous every
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TWenty-Fifth
Annual Show
To Be Held

The 25th Annual Howard
County Show win be held to-
morrow at Doughoregan Manor.
the estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
A. Carroll in Howard County. Md.
A cocktail party VAL follow at
the manor house. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll as hosts.
+ Some of the finest horses In
Maryland will be put through
their PAGES. The show is given
each year for the benefit of the
Howard County Public Health As
sociation. Mrs. p. Stairway Gault
Is president of the association.
Mrs. j. Carroll Jenkins and
Mrs. Charles Carroll. jr.. are
chairmen of the show.
Tomorrow evening will mark
the beginning Of the Vineyard
Cotillion Dances at the Vine
yard Road Pavilion. This will
be the first of the subscription
dances which will be held every
two weeks througout the summer
Included on the dance COM
mlttee are Mrs. L. G. Shreve,
Mrs. r. G. Harper Carroll. Mrs.
Pope Barrow. Mrs. T. Stairway
Gault. Mrs. Charles Carroll, jr.,
and Mrs. Asa Sharp, jr.
Among the young people who
VIII ride in the show are Celia
Butler. Mary Richardson Buck,
Anne Shovel, Grace Gardner,
Peggy Pfefferkorn, Anne Parker
Carroll. Jean Mathews and Judy
Brown.
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Society News
%ForeweJIs Being Said by Diplomats;
Parties Being Planned for Future

land. The Ambassador will re-
sumo his post as director of the
Bank Of Guayquil. One of the
fetes already planned for the
Ambassador and Sonora de Dill
Ion, is that Monday of Mr..
and Mrs. Carleton Holdredge. AS
yet no one has been appointed
to succeed Senor Dillon, and after
his departure next week the
Minister, DR.. Alfonso Moscoso, will
be Charge d'Affaires. Sonora de
Moscoso is the former Gloria
Plaza, sister of the President Of
Ecuador. Senor Gallo Plaza who
was ambassador in Washington
several years ago.
Another party in the future
where au revoirs will be said is
the cocktail fete which the Air
Attache of the Italian embassy
and Signora Unia will give
Wednesday. June 7 from 6 to 8
o'clock. They will entertain in
their home at 1926 Woodley road
and it will be a farewell enter
tainment for Signora Unia who
will sail later in the month to
spend the summer in her Italian
home. Col. Unia may join her
later in the season for a brief
vacation, though no definite plans
have been made.
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Exclusively Yours
Leslie Bffe Gives Surprise Birthday Party for His Wife
In Capitals Most Exclusive Lunchroon7 Weep Holds Forth

| day. He's probably right on both
counts. The appearance of his
wife at the party along with such
women as Roberta Regan and
Maria Blake would testify to the
first contention; the newest CEN
sus figures to the second.
First arrivals had a chance to
look around Mr.. Biff1es Office be-
fore the party got under way.
Over his desk hangs a large por-
trait of Harry Truman, on the
mantel are just what one would
Iexpect-numerous china donkeys,
on the opposite wall the framed
certificate of his appointment. In
the adjoining room-the lunch
room-was refectory table and
chairs for about IL plus a buffet
table ladened with cold ham, tur-
key. hot broccoli with hollandaise
sauce. fruit mold salad, corn
bread and rolls and an enormous
artistically trimmed two-decker
birthday cake that was later
served with ice cream. One can
see that Mr.. Biff1e's guests have
been well fed all these years.
Guests sat in both rooms to
partake and converse and in the
course Of the conversation, Jane
Barkley exploded a wrong impress
sion that people must have re-
ceived when she was misquoted at
the time of her wedding. She
never said Of the people outside
waiting to see here and her hus-
band after the ceremony that she
hated to go out into that mess.
What she said was, as she nerv-
ously buttoned her coat, IT hate
to go out and meet the press y
And more experienced world fig
ures than Mrs. B. have frequently
been as reluctant to do just that
What the Vice President said In
reply was, "It's not only the press
out there, it's the American peo-
pie and they're waiting to see
you"
Before the party broke up, the
Weep paid a compliment to his
hosts, whom, he said, have more
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the ceremony in church. Before
these could be mailed my fiancee q
father became III and is gravely
SO. We will not send the invita-
tons after all. Just have immedi-
ate families and a few dearest
friends. But we'd like the people
who receive announcements 70
know why. Is there any way?
Answer: BY word Of mouth and
also with the help Of the editor Of
the social column Of your local
paper who will probably be glad 70
explain in his column. the Why for
the change in your plans.
Mrs. Post is sorry she caNnot
dnst0er personal mail, II yoI are
planning TO oipe a dinner party
icithout help. her booklet. No.
sos. tells ho,p to prepare the
dinner and serve il in an easy
simple manner. To obtain q
copy send 10 cents fcoin pre-
terred) and a Scent stamp to
her. care OF The Erenino Star.
P. o. Bor 80. Station G, Neto
York ~, ~. Y.
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Emily Post

A mistaken belief held by many
frequently brings me q letter ask
ing: What is the difference be-
tween the clothes worn for q
formal dance and those worn for
a semi-formal one2 We've had
quite an argument about this and
would like to settle it."
Semi-formal does not. as so
many people seem to think, mean
that women dress in evening
clothes and the men with them
wear ordinary business suits. In
stead. 1t means tuxedo for men
and simple evening dress for
women. However. in communities
where the tail coat is never worn
and the tuxedo is the only eve
ming suit ever worn. semi-formal
would probably mean plain dark
sack suits for the men and after
noon or semi-evening dresses for
women.
Chonee in Wedding Plons
Dear Mrs. Post: A large we'd
ding reception had been planned.
invitations engraved for that and
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Boiling, wife of Repre-
sentative Richard w. Boiling, en-
tertained at the fashion luncheon
yesterday in the Crown Room OF
the Dupont-Plaza when her guests
were wives of other members of
the Congress. In the company
were Mrs. Harry Darby and Mrs.
Hubert H. Humphrey, whose hus-
bands are in the Upper House;
Mrs. Richard M. Simpson, Mrs.
Charles R. Howell, Mrs. Clinton
D. McKinnon. Mrs. James E.
Noland, Mrs. Eugene j. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Foster Furcolo and
Mrs. James Loeb.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
By Katherine M. Brooks

The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks got back a few days
ago from their West Coast trip
and already are planning a vaca-
ton at Nantucket. They will
leave the end of June with their
two daughters for the New Eng
land Island and there Lady
Franks and the girls will be until
September, coming back only in
time for the younger members of
the family to return to school.
The Ambassador will be with
them as much as possible. In the
meantime the Ambassador and
Lady Franks have isused cards for
their annual garden party in
honor of the Kings birthday
They will entertain at the en-
bassy June 8 from 4:30 to $50
o'clock in the charming garden
and the invitations must be pre-
sented at the door.
The Ceylonese Ambassador and
Mrs. G. c. S. Corea were hosts
at dinner last evening entertain
ing at the Shoreham for the Min
lister of Transport, Sir John
Kotelawala, who left this morning
for several days in New York en-
route to Montreal to attend the
air conference. The dinner fol-
lowed the cocktail party which
the Counselor of the embassy
and Mrs. w. D. Gunaratna gave
for the visitor in their home in
Bethesda. Plans were made for
an al freSco fete but because of
the weather the party was given
indoors.
Adieux Offered
Farewells were said yesterday at
the luncheon which the Assistant
Secretary of State, Mr.. George
c. McGhee gave at Prospect House
for the retiring Israeli Ambassa-
dor, Mr.. Eliau Elath. The AM
bassador and Mrs. Elath went to
New York today for a weeks
stay before sailing for England
where he will be his Presidents
representative at the Court of
st. James's.
The British Ambassador, Sir
Oliver Franks, was the ranking
guest at the luncheon and others
IN the company included the
First Secretary of the embassy,
Mr.. Denis Greenhill and members
of the Israeli embassy staff,
Counselor Moshe Keren, Economic
Counselor Moshe Witkon and
First Secretaries Moshe Yuval and
Arthur Liverhant.
MIR. McGhee also had a number
OF fellow-officials from the State
Department including the newly
appointed United States Ambas-
sador to Canada, Mr.. Stanley
Woodward, who is retiring as
Chief of Protocol; the Assistant
Secretary for United Nations Mr..
John D. Hickerson; Mr.. Fraser
Wilkins, Mr.. Stuart w. Rockwell
MIR. John A. Waldo, Mr.. Arthur
r. Day. Mr.. John Halderman and
Mr.. Arthur E. Gardner.
The newly appointed Ambas-
sador, Mr.. Aubrey E. Eban, who
is 1sraeli's delegate to the United
Nations, is not expected to come
to Washington to assume his new
duties in this capital until the
end OF June or early July. He will
continue as delegate to the U. N.
but with Mrs. Eban will make
his home in Washington.
To Entertoin billions
Farewells also are being said
to the very popular Ecuador Am
bassador and Sonora de Dillon.
who will leave the end of the
week to return to their home
Evening star., 1950-05-26

The marriage Of Miss Ruth
Marie Spencer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Breeze Spencer of
Silver Spring, to MIR. Homer Ralph
Miller, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller of Takoma Park, took place
Wednesday in the Grace Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Francis M.
Hamilton ofticiated. A reception
followed at Hotel 2400,
Evening star., 1950-05-26

sincere friends than anyone he
knows. He told Mrs. Biffle that he
didn't know how old she was and
it didn't make any difference but
she didn't look a moment older
than when he first met her and
that was q tribute to the man she
was married to.
He said he supposed the occa-
sion called for story on the SUBJ
ject of age and he was reminded
of Mr.. Knight he used to know
who was hale and hearty at the
age of 80. Someone asked Mr..
knight for the secret of his Ion
gevity and vigor and he explained
that when he was married he and
his wife made an agreement. 1--WE
decided that every time I fused
at her. she would take her knitting
and 60 into the kitchen and every
time she nagged me I would put
on my hat and go outdoors. And" +"
he said, II have spent most of my
life in the open air."
The gales of feminine laughter
encouraged the Weep to tell an
other, but he said he knew that
the business women present had
to get back to their respective
jobs. He used to carry a big watch
he explained, that the people in
Paducah gave him when he first
came to Washington and which
was very handy for timing his
speeches. He would simply place
1t on the speakers stand anc
when his time was up he woulc
close his speech-he would, tha'
Is, If he could remember wha
time it was when he started. Tha
happened when he was speakins
to a group Of farmers once, h,
said. and he kept on talking Will,
picking up his watch from tim,
to .time trying to remember wher
he started. Finally a man in tn,
audience spoke up and said. II
your watch has stopped, look ii
back of you Senator, there's ,
calendar on the WALL" TIL;
luncheon was over.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Librarians to Meet

The Special Libraries Associa-
ton, which is headed by Mrs
Ruth Hooker, librarian at the
Naval Research Laboratory, will
hold its 41st annual convention in
Atlantic City, June 1915,