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Evening star., 1950-04-06
Emily Post

The hurt feelings Of a wife are
explained to me as follows; My
husband was asked by an old
friend to be godfather to his
baby. I was not asked and un-
derstand a young unmarried friend
of the child's mother is to be the
godmother. I think they were
wrong not to ask me. since If my
husband should at any time be
called upon to assume any respon-
sibility for the child. wouldn't II
be to the child's advantage to have
me the godmother rather than an
friend whom We scarcely
know? Furthermore. isn't it i'm
proper to have my husband and
this girl godparents together?
There is no rule hampering the
parents choice Of godparents. The
reason why godparents who are
not related are preferred by many
is that it adds double security. 1t
is taken for granted that when
godparent Is married. the husband
or wife is also interested in the
child.
Birthday Porty Aheod Of Time
Dear Mrs. Post: My father Is
going to be IS and we'd like to
give him a party. This would have
to be the day before his actual
birthday. Some one tells me it's
not right before an event has taken
place. Is this so?
Answer: II people are overSuper-
Evening star., 1950-04-06

stitious, they may perhaps think
1t is tempting fate to celebrate an
event before it occurs. This Is the
only reason ! can imagine against
II.
Block at Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm told black
is not good taste at a wedding even
on q guest who's not related and
who ordinarily wears black for
best occasions. I'm wondering
who would notice any one guest.
and why it would matter.
Answer: The only objection to
black is when it is unrelieved. and
any one in solid lmourning) black
looks very sad at a wedding, In
fact. people who are in mourning
and going to a wedding are obvi-
ously members of one ot the FAM
lilies or very intimate friends.
and their wearing flowers or some
violet trimming on that day would
be understood by every one.
HON. should baby be dressed
for the chriStenino9 What 1
the obligation OF the oodparents,
These and other questions are
answered in Mrs. Posts leafet,
E-36. The Ne,p Baby" To
obtain copy. send S cents IN
coin aud stamped, self addressed
envelope to her. in care OF The
Evening Star, P. o. Bor 90, Sta
tion G, Ne,D York 10. N. Y. Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot anstpeY
personal mail.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
own and Country Folk

whose magnificent grounds have
been the setting for several hol Sc
shows, has been bought by like
able Col. and Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
baum.
Mrs. George Clarke will be
opening beautiful Belmont Plan
tation when she returns with her
two young daughters from Miami.
The Clarkes have been dividing
their time between Florida, their
Chevy Chase home, Kentucky and
Saratoga, where George likes to
60 steed shopping for his famous
stables, already filled with hunt
ers and race horses.
Mrs. Charles Hamel, wife of
Judge Hamel of Mclean, en-
tertained Tuesday at a tea and
linen shower in honor of Miss
Phyliss Richardson. One of Fair
fax's most popular girls, and de-
scended from an old Virginia fam
lily, she will become the bride of
George Barnes next month. Phyliss'
aunt and uncle-in-law, Ruth and
Bob Graham (the uncontested
Mayor of Fairfax) were part of the
parade that welcomed King Bing
Crosby to Front Royal Saturday.
Washington Architect Julian
Berla and Mrs. Berla were invited
to an Oriental feast by Chinese
friend and permitted to bring
along several delighted guests.
The dinner was pure poetry, from
the nasturtium soup, duck with
mushrooms and water chestnuts,
to the dessert of watermelon seeds
and fortune cakes. But what is
this delicious fsh?" one guest in
quired. Octopus" the host
proudly replied. They looked
again; sure enough, there were
the small suction cups, plainly
visible beneath the batter. But
the guests were happy they had
not known in advance what they
were eating. otherwise they would
have missed sampling one OF the
Orient's most delectable dishes!
Evening star., 1950-04-06
T0Be Patrons
For Benefit

among the distinguished pa
irons for the annual spring card
party and dance sponsored by the
Sanctuary Sodality of the Shrine
of the Blessed Sacrament, to be
held Tuesday at the Shoreham
Hotel, are Judge and Mrs. Edward
M. Curran, Judge and Mrs
Edward A. Tamm, Judge and
Mrs. Charles Fahy, Judge and
Mrs. Thomas D. Quinn, Admiral
and Mrs. William Callaghan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell.
Other patrons include Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Boggs, Comdr. and Mrs
Charles B. Lanman, Col. and
Mrs. Pardoe Martin, Capt. and
Mrs. G. N. Robillard, Maj. and
Mrs. James H. Burns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Altemus, DR.. and
Mrs. William F.. Cahill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel F. Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Costigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Danaher, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Deviny. DR.. and Mrs. Henry Grat-
ton Doyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Herve
LHeureux. DR.. and Mrs. Oscar B
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J.
Kolb, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stohlman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Van Doren and Mr.. and Mrs
Tighe Wood.
Funds from the benefit will
be used to build an addition tc
the school.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Capital Notes
OF Interest
To Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Cul-
bertson have issued invitations for
an at home Easter Monday in
honor of the Governor of the
Dominican Central Bank and
Sonora de Troncoso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Camalier and their daughter,
Lucille, have returned to their
Cleveland Park home after spend
ing six weeks in Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. While there. they were joined
for week by their son, Charles,
jr.
DR.. and Mrs. George c. Williams
of Miami arrived in Arlington
yesterday for a visit with their
son-in-law and daughter, Col. and
Mrs. Henry A. Schauffler, en- route
to Europe. Another guest at the
Schauffier home is Mrs. Shirley
deb. Carper of Cleveland, who
came week ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Williams will leave
Sunday to spend seven months on
a motor tour of Europe. and Mrs.
Carper also will leave Sunday for
her home.
Mrs. August Disque of Four
Corners, Silver Spring, was hostess
at a dinner, Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr.. Disque, who was
celebrating his sixty-ninth birth
day anniversary. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Disque,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Disque. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Disque and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Disque.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Society News
Seminary Hill VIgjnions to Stage
Fashioned German Easter Monday

and Mr.. Harold Hernly and Miss
Betsy Dunn.
The two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtland H. Smith will bow
at the german. Miss Camilla Smith
will be attended by Mr.. Richard
Pardee Williams and Miss Jacque-
line Smith by Mr.. Ernst Wiecking.
A number of small dinner
parties will precede the 9 to IL
dance.
CopitoI Porties
The Pakistan Ambassador and
Mrs. Ispahani entertained at a
buffet supper last evening in
honor of the Foreign Minister of
Pakistan, Sir Mohamed Zafrulla-
Kahn, who has been representing
his country's case before the
Security Council on the Pakistan-
Kashmir question.
Senator and Mrs. Walter
George, Senator and Mrs. Owen
Brewster, the Undersecretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Dan Kimball.
the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. George McGhee. Mr..
and Mrs. Harding F. Bancroft,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shepley, and
Mr.. Herbert Elliston were guests
at the supper.
Earlier yesterday Pakistan Min
lister M. o. A. Baig gave a small
cocktail party for the Edward
Dahls Of the State Department
who are leaving soon for Karachi.
Canadian Gen. and Mrs. A. G. L.
McNaughton were honor guests at
a dinner given at the Chevy
Chase Club last evening. The
visiting general, who is chairman
of the Canadian section of the
Permanent Joint Board on De-
fense for Canada and the United
States. was feted by the U. S.
section of the defense group
which is headed by Maj. Gen.
Guy v. Henry. Gen. and Mrs.
Henry acted as hosts to the COM
pany of 40 which included those
who are intimately connected with
the work of the defense board.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Richard
M. Cults, who are fresh from an
extended European tour and back
at Dondoric Farm, their home at
The Plains. Va, were the inspira-
tion for two parties yesterday.
Mrs. Celeste Crosby Miller invited
a few of their closest friends to
drop by her Wisconsin avenue
apartment for an aperitif with the
Cults before the Chinese dinner
given for them by Baron and
Baroness de Stackelberg.
Dropping by Mrs. Miller's after
6 o'clock were the Chilean Min
lister Counselor and Sonora de
Rodriguez, Nine. Augusta Rosso,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Delattre-
Seguy, Sonora de Echegaray, wife
of the Spanish Agricultural
Attache who is away from the
city on potato business; Mr..
Laurence Bungardeanu, Mr.. j. D.
De Cola, and others.
Some Of the young set gathered
at the home of Col. and Mrs.
Mckee Dunn at the hors d'oeuvres
hour yesterday for a small party
given by their daughters, the
Lanier and Frances Mckee
Dunn. Included in the group
were friends who are presently
home from college for their
spring vacations.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
By Nike Anderson

Easter Saturday, Col. and Mrs.
Milton Lockwood will entertain 80
guests for dinner at the first of a
series of spring parties they have
planned at Lockwoods, their Mount
Vernon home. One of the George
Washington river farms, Lock-
woods overlooks the Potomac at a
point where the presidential yacht
is often parked for a session Of
poker. and where one may in sum-
mer see river boats on their way
to Marshall Hall.
Florence is famous for her food,
which ranges from her native New
England dishes to entire Mexican
meals, and Milton is equally re-
noWned for his champagne punch,
floating with fresh strawberries.
Paul Mellon, fine sportsman that
he is, was a bit embarrassed at
winning his own cup at the recent
Piedmont point-to-point. Having
been pressed to enter the field to
fill up the race, he had done so as
sporting gesture. No one, how
ever. minded losing to such a
horseman-or horse, name of
Snuffy Smith-for Mr.. Mellon also
came in second in the Blue Ridge
point t-to-point.
The Piedmont race took place at
Rokeby. the Mellon home near
Upperville, which is considered by
horsemen one of the most beauti-
full in the world. Five to six miles
long, it crosses his 5000 acres of
bright green, White-fenced turf.
Afterward, a cocktail party for
some 200, given by the genial host,
and a dinner party given by Reed
Thomas, climaxed the day.
Ballantrae, the "house that
Skippy built" for his cartoonist
creator, Percy Crosby, passed
from him to financier Harry Neu-
man, who, believe it or not, par
layed herd Of reindeer north of
the Arctic Circle into an RFC loan
and paid off! Now Ballantrae,
Evening star., 1950-04-06
HHc~ Cl-~~A -

Mrs. Edward Chambers Belts
announces the engagement and
approaching marriage Of her
daughter. Matilda. to Mr.. William
Franklin Radclif1. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel p. Radcliff'of Fred
ericksburg. Ind. The marriage
will take place during the summer.
The bride-elect is the daughter
Of the late Brig. Gen. Belts. who
was professor Of law at the United
States Military Academy and dur
ing the last war was Judge Advo-
cate of the European Theater Of
Operations for more than four
years. He died in Germany In
1916.
Miss Belts was graduated from
Holton- Arms School and Vassar
College and is now. executive sec
retary of JANGO.
Mr.. Radcliff served five years in
the Army during the war and was
released from the service as a
major. He was graduated from
Yale University in l948 and Is
now a student at the University of
Indiana School of Law. He is
member OF Sigma Delta Kappa
legal fraternity and the Yale Club
Of Indianapolis.
observation-disclosures
Announcement is made by MFR.
and Mrs. William Doddridge Nc
Farlane Of Washington and Ora
ham. Tex. Of the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter. Betty Ann. to Mr.. Herb
ert Edgar Morris. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Carey Morris of In
dian Lake. Denville, N. j. The
wedding will take place June 1e
in Washington at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church; Or. John
w. Rustin officiating.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Loretta Ann Kurz
To Marry July II

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kurz
OF Takoma Park, Md, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Loretta Ann, to Mr.. James w. Gil
more. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Douglas Gilmore. The wedding
date has been set for July II.
Miss Kurz will be graduated
from the University Of Maryland
this June. She is majoring in bio
logical sciences and is a member
OF Delta Gamma fraternity.
Mr.. Gilmore, who served three
years with the Army Air Forces,
is in his junior year at the same
university. in the college Of Physi-
cal Education. He is q member Of
Sigma Nu fraternity.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Enqoqennents Announced

Mr.. McFarlane is a former mem
Der Of Congress from Texas and
now is Special Assistant TO the
Attorney General.
Miss McFarlane is attending
Texas State College for Women.
Denton, Tex. where she is serving
as counselor and dormitory as
sistant at Sayers Hall. An English
major. she Is . member of Sigma
Tau Delta. Honorary English Fra
ternity.
Mr.. Morris attended Rutgers
University. During the war he
was a member Of the Special
Service Force. which fought in
Europe and the Mediterranean
area. He holds a commission A.
Colonel on the Governors staff Of
Louisiana.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

Seminary Hill VirgInians will
revert to the charm of the old days
when they participate in a Ger
man on Easter Monday. The ball
will take place IN the Seminary
Hill Parish House which will
benefit from proceeds of the
affair.
Miss Josephine Black, popular
daughter of the Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs. Hugo Black. will
lead the figure with DR.. Robert
BurWell Nelson, jr., of Washington
nephew of the late Thomas Kin
loch Nelson for whom the Parish
House is named.
ladies will promenade in the ger
man figure with a corresponding
number of Hill" gentlemen, all
Of whom are vestrymen or former
veStrymen of the historic chapel,
Immanuel- the-Hill.
Mr.. Bruce c. Gunnell, senior
warden Of the parish. will have as
his partner, Miss Gary Cunning
ham. daughter of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Julian Cunningham of Belle
Haven; Mr.. Charles Vawter
Tompkins. junior warden. will
escort Miss Karen LOCKER, and
Mr.. A. r. Hoston, jr.. registrar of
the parish. will squire Miss Nancy
Hawkins.
Mr.. John Willis will be with
Miss Beverley Kennard. Brig. Gen.
William Taylor Thurman will
promenade with Miss Louisa Fon-
taine Washington Dawson, Mr..
Stanley Shaw with Miss Peggy
Jean Wells. Mr.. Karl Kawk with
Miss Lima Lisa Nolan. Mr.. Vernon
T. Sherwood with Miss Jean
Lippy, Mr.. j. Ray Pugh with Miss
Jane Beasley. Mr.. Charles Plum
mer with Miss Athlynn Williams,
Maj. Dubois Brookings with Miss
Lucille Shaw. Mr.. r. Archer Hob
son with Miss Aurilla Sweeley and
Mr.. Albert Miller with Miss Keat-
ing Karig. daughter of novelist
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Karig.
Miss Wathen Tyler, granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Conrad Strong of
Clarens. will come from Annap-
oils for the party and will be es-
corted by Mr.. Cornelius D. Scully.
Other couples dancing the ger
man include Mr.. Charles Rapley
Hooff and Miss Jean Morris, Capt.
Karig and Miss Margaret Willing
TompkinS, Mr.. Robert Latham
and Miss Constance Pugh, Mr..
Frederick Ballard and Miss Jean
Pugh, Capt. Leslie Richardson
and Miss Peggy Fink, Mr.. Samuel
Cooper Dawson, jr.. and Miss Bar
bara Chase, Mr.. Benton T. Boog-
her and Miss Nancy Thomas, Mr..
r. Stanley Sweeley and Miss
Emily Boatner, Comdr. Kenneth
Romber and Miss Elizabeth Grab,
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Farewell Party
Rear Admiral ondN

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clarence
j. Brown entertained at a farewell
dinner Tuesday night at the West
chester in honor of Capt. and Mrs.
Winfred P. Dana who left Wash
ington this morning.
Capt. and Mrs. Dana will visit
in Ohio, New York, Boston and
Atlanta, before going to Pensacola
where the former will report for
duty on May l on the staff of Vice
Admiral John Dale Price who left
Washington ut the end Of March.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Kennedy

'''''SEFS0S
Prof. and Mrs. Ralph D. Ken
nedy OF Arlington announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Jeanne, to Mr.. Clyde w. Amonett,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Amo-
nett. The wedding will take
place April 20.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Easter Vacation

Representative and Mrs. Roy O.
Woodruff will spend the congress
sional recess at the Greenbrier at
White Sulphur Springs.
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Evening star., 1950-11-09
Ennis Rates With Finest Ever
On Grid for Gu, Coach Says

Bucky Ennis, handspring of
Catholic University's football
team. who winds up his collegiate
career Saturday against Washing
ton College at Chestertown, Md,
would have a special niche
in Catholic University's hall of
fame-if the school had a hall of
fame-and If Coach Jan Jankow-
ski had his way.
The coach puts the hard-hitting
81 year = old Annapolis (Md.)
youngster on a pedestal all by
himself.
"Bucky could play on any team
in the country using a split-T for
nation" Jankowski said. Hes
not real fast-not a 10-second
man by any stretch of the imag-
ination-but he's in high gear
when he takes his first step. He's
got a lot of power, too.
We've had some good backs at
GU" continued Jankowski. Irish
Carroll. Bob Makofske, Pete Sa-
chon. Charley Moutenot. all good
runners. Before them we had
Tom Whelan, the best we ever had
at Gu. and I'd put Ennis in Whel-
ans class.
Tommy wasn't FAST" Jan
Evening star., 1950-11-09

pointed out, "But put a football
IN his hands and try and catch
him. Bucky'S the same type
smart. shifty-and he loves the
game. He is something like Tuffy
Leemans when Tuffy was at
George Washington, one of the
most rugged players we've ever
had around here"
Both Whelan and Leemans were
on the All-America honor roll.
Ennis gets special accolade
from his coach because all of his
predecessors played behind bigger
and better lines and Bucky also is
a f1rst-rate defensive man. It
seemed to Jankowski that every
time he took Ennis out of the
Mount st. Mary's game for a
breathing spell the Mountaineers
pulled off long. touchdown run.
Bucky made half the tackles while
he was in there.
Ennis has averaged better than
100 yards in five games this sea-
son, his first try with the split-T.
Gu is plugging him for the Little
All-America eleven, but Jankowski
thinks that on a major eleven
Bucky would be doing just as well
on the football field and would
need no boosting for recognition
Of his talent.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Daily Double Pays S2,005
To 6 Bay Meadows BeHors
BY the Assoeioted Press

SAN MATEO, Calf. Nov. g.
Six lucky daily double ticket hold.
erS pocketed $2.005.30 apiece yes.
terday in one of the highest re.
turns ever recorded for Bay Mead
ows race track and the highest
this season.
Sea Son, a 40-to-1 shot. was
booted home by Jockey Kermit
Fields in the 6-furlong second
race for a straight return Of $83. 30
Sweep ahead hit the wire first In
the third for the same distance
]. D. Porter up. to complete the
pay off. Sweep Ahead hackers
got $44.80 to win.
Tuesdays double on War Cut
and Desert Pal returned l,277 60
Porter also rode Be Fearless to
victory in the featured 6-furlong
handicap for 3-year-olds In
1:10A. The winner paid $20.70
$9.40 and $50. National Debt
came in second, Santa Reigh
third.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
KudeIko's Fiery Play Big Help
In Pinch as Caps Top Bullets

future. He agreed to salary
terms, all right. Besides, we got
him a job in the of-season with
an ice cream company"
Hoffman's contract calls for
approximately $500 and his off,
season job lifts his earning to the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
Baltimore suspended Hoffman
when he failed to show up for
practice Monday and admitted
he had been working out with
the Lancaster (Pa.) club of the
Eastern League. However, Balti-
more officials expect him back.
Tommy OKeefe was kneed in
the groin and carried from the
floor in the fourth quarter. How
ever, the injury was not serious.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
Maryland, Georgia, Kentucky,
SMU and CIV Picked to Win

are healed and John Karras still
is limping at Illinois. But the
Hawkeyes appear too thin. IL
loinois.
Texas at Baylor-Each club de-
feated Texas Tech by IA points
but Fullback Byron Townsend
gives the Longhorns the edge.
Texas.
Washington State at STAN
ford-That new year contract for
Coach Marchie Schwartz should
eliminate all rumors of friction
in the Stanford coaching staff.
That should help the team, too.
Stanford.
LSU at Vanderbilt-Who has a
better passer than Billy Wade?
Vanderbilt.
Here are the rest of the games:
Friday Night.
John Carroll.
Saturday.
East-Boston University over New York
Clemson over, Boston College. Colby over
IOTueIl over COl82te, dartmouth
over Columbia. Fordham over GEORGETOWN
Franklin and Marshall over Washington
and Jefferson, Lehigh over Carnegie Tech
Maine over Bowdoin. New Hampshire over
Tufts, Penn State over West Virginia,
Penn over Brown. RPI over Coast Guard
Rutgers over Lafayette. st. Bonaventure
Scranton over Muhlenberg, Springfield over
Massachusetts,, Temple over Bucknell, Tu-
lar lane over Navy, Trinity over Amherst;
Lee over Delaware. Williams over Wes-
leyan.
Midwest-Iowa State over Drake. Miami
(Ohio) over Dayton, Michigan State over
Minnesota. Marquette over Holy Cross,
Michigan over Indiana, Missouri over
Colorado. Nebraska over Kansas State,
Northwestern over Purdue, Wayne over
Bradley Wichita over Oklahoma A. and M.
| South--Alabama over Mississippi South
ern. Duke over Wake Forest. George
| Washington over Furman, Georgia Tech
over VMI. Mississippi over Chattanooga,
Maryland over North Carolina. North
Carolina State over Davidson, Richmond
over Virginia Tech. South Carolina over
The Citadel. Tennessee over Tennessee
Tech, Virginia over William and Mary
| Southwest-Hardin Simmons over Texas
Western. Houston over North Texas State,
Rice over Arkansas, Texas Tech over
Far west-colorado A. and M. over
Utah, Denver over Utah State, Loyola
over Fresno State, Montana State ovr
Idaho state. Montana over Nevada
Oregon State over Idaho. Washington ocel
oregon, wyoming over Brigham Young