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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

Vienas asmuo, kuris gy-
val seka Lietuvos bylos
gynymo eiga, atsiu n e
NUNS sias savo mintis apie
ministerio St. Lozoraicio
apsilankyma Amerikoje.
Lietuvos Diplomatijos sefui
St. Lozoraiciui Europon isvykus,
tinka jo vizita Amerikoje pa
analizuoti ir paziureti, koks yra
to vizito balansas.
Svecias atvyko Amerikon att
daryti Lietuviu Dailes Paroda
New Yorke, dalyvauti Visuoti-
niam Americas Lietuviu Kon-
grese, pasitarti SUI tvirciausiojo
Lietuvos posto kapitonu minis
teriu zadeikiu, patikrinti Lietu-
vos lstalgu padetl, pasikalbeti
SUI pasaulio delegacijomis UN
organizacijoje ir susipazinti ar
ciau SUI Americas politika ir
zmonemis.
Apie Dailes Paroda ir Kon-
gresa dabar kalbeti nebetenka.
Jie abu atliko savo paskirti
ir dave nemazai naudos Lietu-
vos laisvinimo bylai. Abiejuose
ivykiuose Lozoraitis dalyvavo
ir pasake kalbas. 10 kalbos bel
pareiskimai buvo cituoti anglis-
kos spaudos. Sta punkta tenka
skaityti teigiamu.
Pasitarimai SUI ministru ia
deikiu bel konsulais NUNS me-
zinomi. Taciau, pasiremiant
spauda, atrodo, kad ir jie buvo
teigiami. Visi pareigunai SUI Sc
fu konferavo, SUI juo kooperavo
ir apie jo vizitus informavo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12
4. 0|io ka|ba C|eve|ande
siSkai yiskas tvarkoj.

siSkai viSkas tvarkoJ.
stai, pavyzdziui, turejome Vi
suotini Kongresa. Jis, be abejo,
pasiseke, buvo labai naudingas
ir grazus. Bet nelaikau jo visis-
kai pasisekusiu. Finansu Lie
tuvos vadavimo reikalams sta
proga sudeta apie $4,000. Tie
sa, buvo mineta bene $4,000,
bet reikia pastebeti, kad apie
5000 tu pinigu buvo surinkta
daug anksciau, tik buvo laukta
iskilmingos progos juos iteikti.
Tuo tarpu kelionei ir vies-
buciams delegatai isleido apie
$4,000. Tai, jeigu tick kastuo-
ia $4,000 sudejimas, as negaliu
pasakyti, kad cia viskas tvarkoj.
Cia reikia pagalvoti apie tin
kamesnius metodus.
Yra ir daugiau dalyku, kurie
dar neina taip, kaip turetu bu-
ii. Jeigu negalvosime, nekalbe-
SINE, niekad ju nepataisysime.
Netobulumus, negerumus turf
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noh,,a F.;os,,I5, oud,r,,oa nroS
+,,,.;n,o s;not; bod Ll.;d;.., In
IL, ,o+ =, ,ord.n -;on,,h5s ,o
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0 kas gi tai yra Amerikos
Lietuviu Iautlne SaJunga, ku-
rios Clevelando skyrlus slandlen
cla sukvlete 81 grazq suslrln-
kima.
tormaliai tai yra dar labai
jauna organlzaclJa, susikurusi
vos prizes sepUynlus meneslus,
perel1o geguzes meneslo gaze,
anKsclau JOS vleuoJe velKe i
zymesnes tauUlnes sroves orga-
nlzaclJos: Lietuvai Vaduoti oa-
Junga, Americas Lietuviu Tau.
tininku Centras ir Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija. Oar anksciau
sios sroves jokios zymesnes Or
ganizacijos nebuvo. Bet tautinf
arba tautininku srove savo am.
ziumi Amerikos lietuviu visuo.
menej yra daug senesne uz ma.
ne patti, nors esu jau, ameriko.
nlskal tarlant, grandpa ... j
Jau buvo tada, kai -. mane
tevas Olsevskis leido lietuviskas
knygas ir laikrastl LIETUVA
ii Jau buvo, kai kuresi Susivie.
niJimas Lietuviu Amerikoje -.
Stu zmoniu - tautieciu, tauti.
ninku - ideia yisada buvo: is.
laikyti cia, Amerikoje, lietuvybe
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(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)

(AChClUCt lS l-lllO DllSl.)
Lietuvos islaisvinimas yra rel
kalas, kuris musu tarpe nekelia
nuomoniu skirtumu. Todel ir
Tarybos uzdaviniai yra apribo-
ii siuo uzdaviniu. Jei j ta susi-
tarima noretumem itraukti svie-
timo, auklejimo, bendrai kultu-
ros reikalus, susitarimas butu
sunkesnis, neistvermingas -.
Todel tie kulturos ir kiti vi
suomeniski uzdaviniai, kurie
nera tiesiog suristi SUI Lietuvos
islaisvinimo bylos vedimu, yra
uz Tarybos programos, uz sro-
viu susitarimo ribQ, paliktas
kiekvienai skirtingu paziuru
grupei, tegul jos sau veikia to-
Sc srityse, kaip jos ta supran-
ia ir kaip isgali. Net ir Lietuvos
bylo reikaluose bendro veikimo
susitarimas apima tik tuos da-
lykus, kurie yra tokios rusies,
kuriuos butinai reikia atlikti
visuomenes vardu.
Ir tai kuri laika Amerikos
lietuviu tautine ar tautininku
srove tame bendrame veikime
.nedalyvavo, buvo is jo pasitrau-
kusi. Taip buvo ne del to, kad
toji srove butq buvusi priesin-
ga paciam tikslui, bet del to,
kad il >nesutiko SUI tue metu isl
galejusiais veikimo metodais.
il, tautine srove, arba jos
veikejai, buvo tos nuomones,
kad pirmoje eileje reikia galvoti
apie Lietuvos nepriklausomybes
atstatyma, ne apie tai, kokia
lietuviska partija tada Lietuvo-
je valdzia lures. Jie galvojo, kad
kovoie uz nepriklausomybe tu-
ri bi1ti panaudotos visos jegos,
nuosirdziai nepriklausomyb e S
siekiancios, nekreipiant demesio
j tu pajegu senas saskaitas. Ii
jie galvojo, kad Lietuvai mes
nedaug tepadesime, jeigu veik-
SINE tik savo tarpe, lietuviv
tarpe, jeigu nesistengsime lett
su Lietuvos reikalu j Amerikos
visuomene. jeigu nepritrauksi-
me prie Lietuvos reikalu gvni-
mo itakingu Americas politiku,
sitais pagrindais veikdama
tautine srove, tai Americas Lie
tuviu Misijos, tai Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos, tai Americas
Lietuviu Tautininku Centre var
du pramyne tam tikrus takus,
kurie pasirode Lietuvos bylai
reiksmingi ir svarbus.
Laikui begant mineti nuomo-
niu skirtumai del veikimo pa
grindu ir metodu sumazejo ir
stai prizes daugiau kaip metus
laiko Americas lietuviu tautine
srove vel istojo j Americas Lie
tuviu Taryba bendrai dirbti Lie
tuvos islaisvinimo darba.
Turiu pabrezti, kad tas SUI
grizimas j Americas Lietuviu
Taryba ivyko veikiant CANA di-
deliam spaudimui kaip tik is
Europos, kaip tik is Europoje
tada dar buvusiuju musu drau-
GU tarpo.
Nors mes dabar veikiame siuc
klausimu vienoje organizaciioje
esame Americas Lietuviu Tary.
bos nariai, as negaleciau pasa.
kyti, kad dabar tai jau joje vi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

Darbstus tremtiniai dirba ir
stengiasi savo bukle pagerinti
sunkiose stovyklu salygose. Ia
ciau yra tukstanciai seneliu, Ii
goniu, invalidu ir nasliu su ma
zails vaikais, kurie be jusQ pa
salpos negali pragyventi.
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JEI KAN REIkIA

blanku darbo-buto garantiioms,
ar paaiskinimu, kaip formalu-
mus atlikti, kreipkites siuo adj
resu: ULRFA
105 Grand st.
Brooklyn IL, N. Y.
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SESI0S DIENOS posouIio politikoje

tAzijos krastui. Jis pridure, jog
galimas dalykas, kad Americas
vyriausybe irgi pripazins ko-
munistine Kinijos vyriausybe.
Philadelphia pakrauti lai-
vus 900 tanku ir sarvuociu, ku-
riuos Kinijos vyriausybe nupir-
ko is ligsioliniu pagalbos fondQ.
Tie tankai plauks j Formoza.
Americas vyriausybe A tar
nautojas moteris perkele is For
mozos kitas tarnybos vietas.
Diplomatu seimoms isakyta is
Formozos isvaziuoti.
Japonu komunistv partija
Maskva kritikuoja beveik pana-
siai, kaip jugoslavu. Bet japonu
komunistai, atrodo, nelinke tai
kritikai pasiduoti. Viena savo
partiios veterana. kuris palaike
Kominformo kritika, partijos
vadovybe pasalino is partijos.
Angliioje paskirti nauji rim
kimai. Jie ivyks vasario % d..
Parlamentas paleidziamas va
sario 8 d. Naujas turi susirink-
tt kovo 6 d.
Minister'S pirmininkas Attlee
tuo budu ryzosi nelaukti, kol
sueis pilni penkeri metal. ir pa
skyre rinkimus kick anksciau.
Mat, paskutiniu metu laikas
veikia darbiecin vyriausvbes ne
naudai. Juo ilgiau lauktu, iuo
daugiau galimybiu pralaimeti.
Ir tai reikia tik nedidelio balsu
pakrypimo konservatoriu pusen
kad i valdzia vel griztu Chur-
cbillis.
1r dabar yra abejojanciu, ar
darbieciai atsilaikys. bet ir kon-
servatoriu laimeiimo palimybes
tue tarpu nera 1abai dideles.
Todel vasario % dienos daug
kas pasaulyie lauks SUI. labai di-
deliu susidomejimu.
|. Numatoma, kad siomis dieno-
mis- atsistatydins .Italiios w.
riausybe. bet neabejoiama, kad
nauia vvriausyhe sudarys tas
pats. krikscioniu demokratu par
Fri inc vyoIoC Jn Gocyo,,,,s
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-12

(Atkelta is limo pusl.)
kad is Jungtiniu Tautu Organi-
zacijos butu isvarytas Ciankai-
seko vyriausybes delegates.
SAUSIO 9
Americas Senate ivyko as
trus gincai del Kinijos politikos.
Senatorius Connalli, demokratu
uzsieniu politikos vadas, kalti-
no Republicans, kad jie XII
MICS klausima nusviete isvirks-
ciai, tikslu tai panaudoti savo
vidaus politikos reikalams. Res
publikonu senatorius Knowland,
kuris neseniai grizo is Rytu ir
siule, kad Formoza butu gina
ma, kaltino demokratus, kad
jie kartoja "antraji Muenchena".
(Kaip zinoma, 1888 metals An
glijos minister's pirmininkas
Chamberlainas ir Prancuzijos
- Daladier susitiko Muenchene
SUI Hitleriu ir Mussolini ir nu-
sileido Hitherto politikai &C.
koslovakijoje, patikedami, kad
tai yra "paskutinis teritorinis
reikalavimas". Veliau pasirode,
kad tai buvo tik pradzia y
Sovietu delegaciia Jungtiniu
Tautu Organizacijoie dar du
kartus reikalavo pasalinti seno-
sios Kiniios vyriausvbes dele
qata. Kaip tik 81 menesi Kinijos
delegatui tenka- pirmininkauti
Saugumo Taryboje.
SAUSIO 10
SovietY atstovas Malik isejo
is Saugumo Tarybos posedzio,
kai Taryba nesutiko tue tuojau
svarstyti jo pasiulymo del XII
MICS delegate pasalinimo.
DR.. Ciang, Kinijos delegates,
pirmininkaudamas Saugumo Ia
ryboje, paskyre posedi kitai die
mai, kur j darby tvarka, salia
kitty klausimu, itrauke taip pat
ir sovietu delegate rezoliucijos
svarstyma.
iris valandas Valstybes Sc
kretorius Acheson diskutavo XII
MICS politikos klausimus Senate
Uzsieniu Komisijoj. Jis grieztai
laikosi nusistatymo neduoti tie
siogines karines paoalbos For
mozai ginti, nurodydamas, kad
pacifiko gynimosi linijoj For
1noza Amerikai esanti nereika-
linga. Jis taip pat nepripazista
reikalo duoti karines paramos
bet kokiat11 nekomunistiniam
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Numatoma, kad siomis dieno-
mis- atsistatydins Italiios W.
riausybe. bet neabejoiama, kad
nauia vvriausyhe sudarys tas
pats krikscioniu demokratu par
tiios vadas de Gasperri.
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(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)
kad is Jungtiniu Tautu Organi-
zacijos butu isvarytas Ciankai-
seko vyriausybes delegates.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Phoebe Kirk
Will Nurry
Next Week

There is considerable excite
ment and much activity going on
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Kirk right now. It was only
a little over a week ago that they
announced the engagement of
their daughter. Phoebe. to Mr.
Clifford B. Beasley. jr., with plans
then for a late November wedding,
Now all is changed because Mr.
Kirk. who is assistant director OF
the international Trade Promo
ton Division, ECA, must leave
October II on an official trip
abroad. The wedding date has
been advanced to Saturday, Oc-
tober 7.
There will not be time to send
out engraved invitations to the
ceremony which will take place at
4:30 o'clock in the Chapel of St
Mary of the Washington Cathe-
dral, so Mrs. Kirk is asking friends
by informal notes and via the
phone. The small reception after
the ceremony will be limited to
members of the immediate fam
lilies.
Miss Kirk, who had planned to
have four of her close friends as
bridesmaids, will now only have
one attendant, Miss Nancy Beas-
ley, sister of the groom-elect, and
Mr.. Beasley will be his sons best
man
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Society News
New Zealand Day Observed at Embassy
By Ambassador ond Lody Berendsen

/ lizard room where there was q bar.
similar to those In the sunroom
and on the porch.
AS always seems to be the case
when Sir Carl and Lady Berend-
sen entertain, guests were most
reluctant to leave. And even after
the delicious food was gone. they
fingered on past 8.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson. the Austria
liam Ambassador and Mrs. Maxim,
the Chief Ceremonial Ofncer Of
the State Department and Mrs.
Raymond Muir, Mrs. Arthur Mac
Arthur, DR.. and Mrs. Stanley
Hornbeck. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Anthony c. McAulitfe. Mrs. Julian
Gillespie, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cor
don Young and the Secretary to
the President and Mrs. Charles
Ross.
The Norwegian Ambassador and
Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne
stopped by as did the 1ndonesiau
Ambassador and Mime. Sastro-
amidjojo, Rear Admiral Robert L.
Dennison, Naval Aide to the Pres
ident; Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, the
Secretary Of the Senate and Mrs.
Leslie Biffie. the Chinese Ambas-
sador and Nine. Wellington Koo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman,
Lady Crane, wife of the British
Minister: the Pakistan Minister.
Mr.. M. o. A. Baig; the Countess
de Castellane and Baron Constan-
tine Stackelberg.
Rather late arriving. but still
within the 6 to o'clock party
hours, were the. British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Franks. Others
dropping in were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamshed Sugar. Senator Theodore
Green, Gen. and Mrs. Wade II.
Haislip. Mrs. George Thorpe, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wilds. the Fin
nish Minister and Nine. Jutila,
the Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de la Colina, Brazilian Am
bassador Mauricio Nabuco, Mrs.
Ellen Woodward, Mrs. Nelson P.
Hoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris,
Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm, the Philippine Ambassador,
Mr.. Joaquin M. Elizalde; Capt.
and Mrs. Floyd Ferris, Col. Guy
Morrow, Miss Creel Durrance. 1t.
Bob Werlich and his mother, Mrs.
McCeney Werlich. and, of course,
members Of the New Zealand EN-
! bassy staff.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Sorrett-C0rr
Ceremony Held

Maj. and Mrs. Robert A. Carr
of Falls Church, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Jo-
anne, to Mr.. Robert L. Sarrett, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Sarrett
of Arlington.
The ceremony took place August
81 in the Rockville Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. Howard c
Cobbs officiating.
After Sunday the couple will be
at home at 6616 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1950-09-27

I thought they received in church
only when many of the guest!
were not going to reception, but
Several weeks ago I found thai
there was no bridal receiving lint
at the reception.
Answer: AS a rule the reception
guests do not join the queue al
the church. The full receiving
line greets them at the reception
Is your question, about the
formal procedure of tDedding
at church or in the home? Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot arstDer
personal mail. However. her
leafet E-2 includes Dedding
procedure, the receiuing line and
other information. To obtain
a copy, send 10 cents in coli, to
her, care The Eventng Star, Bor
SO, Station G, New York, 19.
/ N, Y,
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Exclusively Yours
FoIeys Hosts at Party in New House;
Mrs. John Cabot Here for Brief Stoy

+, Amphibious Forces, he and his
good looking brunette wife, Phyl-
lis. were returning to Virginia
Beach the next day.
AIS parents, United States Am
bassador to Burma and Mrs. David
Key, were at the Ambassador S
distant post, but they had sent
from Burma the star sapphire
Judy was wearing on her engage
ment finger. An unusually deep
blue one, AL had it set in baguette
diamonds. Their wedding, Incl
dentally, will not take place till
Mr.. and Mrs. Key return to this
country. which may not be for a
year.
Out in the garden were the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Snyder, the italian Ambassador
and Signora Tarchiani, the former
Helen BoWdoin and husband Isl"
Spaulding. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg
minus Gladys who was in New
YORK, the Bill HerfonS, George
Hamiltons and Clark Cliffords;
Jerry Wadsworth and Gene Carusi
giving voice over in a corner to
Erwin Devron's accordion: Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel H. Kaufman,
and former Undersecretary of the
Navy John Kenney whom a D. C..
taxi driver told me the other day
is the finest man in the world and
the symbol of democracy.
Mrs. John Cabot. in town for
only a week, made a brief appear
ance. Washington hadn't seen
her since last spring when she
accompanied her husband. new
United States Minister to Fin
land, to Helsinki.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
By Ann Cline

The New Zealanders celebrated
New Zealand Day in big way
yesterday. And helping them to
observe the occasion were top
diplomats and United States OFF,
cials.
The very popular Ambassador
and Lady Berendsen greeted their
guests in the green and grey
decorated drawing room. Lady
BerendSen was most attractive in
a black lace gown over blush net.
styled with an Elizabethan ruff.
With it she wore a double lavender
orchid corsage.
Many of the early arriving
guests ventured out onto the porch
off of the drawing room that over
looks the garden. But even
though the. view was appealing,
and a bar had been set up there.
the cool air drove most Of them in
side.
They had a choice inside of the
dining room, sun room or billiard
room. In the dining room there
was a very elaborate buffet
consisting Of turkey, ham, savory
eggs, potato salad, tossed salad,
pavlova-a meringue covered with
whipped cream. nuts and raisins
soaked in brandy: fruit salad COW
cred with whipped cream, triff1e,
which is brandy soaked cake
mixed with custard, whipped
cream and nuts; finger rolls, olives
and pickles.
Food was also served in the bill
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Emily Post

A young man asks: "Will you
explain why it is important for q
man to keep a lady on his right
when walking on the sidewalk
with her? I understand you have
said this is more important rule
than his staying on the curb side
True. of course, that on his right
is the side of honor on all formal
occasions. but walking down a
city street hardly can be termed
exactly formal, can it?"
This is very important in many
cities in Europe, but not i'm
portant in this country. However,
If you ask for extreme courtesy, a
man does place lady on his right
on most occasions. The curb side
has no meaning since horses are
no longer prancing on our public
streets.
Son Substituting for Father
Dear Mrs. Post: My husband
and I were invited to a wedding
reception and as I have already
accepted for both of us and now
he is called away on business, may
I take my 19-year-old son in his
place? The boy could drive me
and also would be company.
Answer: On any such general
occasion your boy certainly would
be welcome.
Bridal Pair Receive at Church
Dear Mrs. Post: When invited
to a wedding reception, isn't il
the thing to do for the reception
guests to leave church without
going up to the bride and groom
who are receiving in the vestibule?
Evening star., 1950-09-27
$50 Donotors
To Be on TV.

Generous contributors of $50 OF
more to the Sister Kenny Founda-
tion benefit to be staged in the
Shoreham Hotel Saturday night
will be introduced along with
Capital notables who will attend.
The introductions of who's who
will be a part Of the one-hour
show that will be televised from
coast to coast before a large
Washington audience. Proceeds
from the show, that also includes
Leave It to the Girls" will go
toward establishing another Sister
Kenny treatment center in the
East. Tickets may be obtained by
calling the Sister Kenny Founda-
tion Benefit, Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
By Betty BeoIe

Capital socialites got their first
look, since its renovation, at the
interior of one Of Washington's S
historic houses the other after
noon. The Undersecretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Edward H.
Foley. jr. staged one of the knock
out parties of the new season in
their recently-acquired, handsome
home on the corner of Twenty
fourth and Wyoming-the former
residence of the late Chief Justice
Of the United States Harlan Fiske
Stone. A bronze plaque by the
side door Of the house testif1es to
its former ownership.
The party was not only a house.
warming but it followed the an
nouncement of the engagement of
Emily Foley's daughter, Judy Bow
doin, to Albert Key, so it was a
double barrelled occasion. Guests
went through the house to the
big inclosed garden to find the
engaged couple and congratulate
the prospective husband. Nova
days, it seems, people frequently
congratulate both. Probably feel
that with the diminishing male
population, a bride-to-be deserves
as much credit as her fiance.
After that, a tour of the Won
derful looking. high-ceilinged
rooms on the first floor was in
order. On the left Of the wide
entrance hall is the dining room
with walls of pale yellow and
hangings that cover its huge win
dows Of rich red damask. On the
right is the living room with walls
of pale gray green and draperies
to match and beyond that run
ming along one side Of the garden
is the two-storied library with its
big. comfortable fireplace and
paneled walls lined with books.
This room, which was the JUS
tees study, used to have a bal
cony, but it was walled up to form
q dressing room upstairs. This
is also where Ed Foley's desk is,
a desk so ample in its proportions
that across from his side faced
by a man-sized armchair there is
loom for another complete desk
in front of a small, feminine chair.
Up from Norfolk for the occa-
sion was AL Keys uncle. Vice Ad-
miral Jerauld Wright, who left
the Rear behind and took on the
Vice only three weeks ago. Still
commander of the Atlantic Fleet
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Dutch Singers


Nine. van Royen, wife Of the
new Netherlands Ambassador, and
the Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Philipse attended the con-
cert of a group of Netherlands
musicians last evening. The pro-
gram was presented at Interna-
tional Student House at 1925 r
street and those who gave the
program are Erwin van Asbeck
and Micke de Jong, violins; Mrs.
Marrten Smit- -Sibinga. viola, Joost
Smit- -Sibinga, cello and Miss Cor
Berkelback van der Sprenkel,
prima donna.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Miss Bicke|huupt Bride-EIect
-GIogGu Photo.

ton College. Her flance served IN
the Air Forces during the recent
war and is a former White House
aide.
The wedding will take place
Tuesday afternoon, October 10. at
5 o'clock in All Souls Memorial
Church and small reception will
follow at the home Of the brides
parents.
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Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. VIII
hanson entertained Saturday eve
ming in celebration Of their 25th
wedding anniversary. Mrs. Will
hanson formerly was Miss Agnes
Stinchcomb, daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sellman
Stinchcomb of Annapolis. They
were married in Washington.
Miss Mildred r. Williamson
only daughter Of the hosts, as
sisted her parents. There were
about 80 guests and during the
evening there was music. Re-
freshments were served later.
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ChristeninQ

DR.. and Mrs. John William
Ridenour. jr., entertained Sunday
following the christening Of their
son. John William III. at st.
'Dominic's Church.
The Rev. Andres M. Whelan
officiated. The baby's aunt, Miss
Olga Mazza, was his godmother
and DR.. Allan King was godfather.
About 100 guests attended the
party.
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Capt. and Mrs. Ivan A. Bickel-
haupt announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Nancy Jean, to
Maj. Louis Paul d'Autremont,
USAF Reserve, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelbert d'Autremont of Los
Angeles.
Miss Bickelhaupt is a graduate
of Madeira School and Benning-