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Evening star., 1951-09-07

Colored mailroom helpers for Satur-
day night work. Apply ready TO so
to work, to mailroom foreman. Mr..
Ferber. at $40 pm. Good pay
Positively no telephone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l10l Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN-Need alert and willing
file clerk. 1921; pleasant environ
s7s-houra. a' 5-dsy Week; : weeks
vacation. also bonus vacations. APP
ply Room 800. SIG 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN: good lyture. 71s l4th
YOUNG MAN for clerk in delicatessen
gEEN3aY ssRfs va r1RearEssEN 1Reeaitr smS s7as EAs
YOUNG MAN. white. in order depart
ment OF long-established ONCE sup
plies store; pleasant surroundinss'
lent opportunity for advancement;
draft exemption desirable; vacation
with pay plus sick leave; 5la-day
week. retirement. pension plan
sTocKETT-FIsKE CO.. 919 E st
YOUNG MAN, white, in printing de.
partment Of large once supplies
nent job; draft exemption desirable;
vacation with pay plus sick leave
plan. See Mr. Thompson. STOCK.
EFT -FIsKE CO, 919 E st, NV. -s
YOUNG MAN-Gsneral helper in ap-
portunity to learn the appliance
business; must have D. C. drivers
permit, NATIONAL ELECTRIC. sos
YotRG Our G. MAN. IAN eolored. IS to II; Ia all.
pFSund pS ID TSrk psason IN sFG1sSNy sF%SN Mar HsAPF AP
YoSutSSGr Man h to n,"' sell and servic,
sewing machines for department
store. Advancement guaranteed (
ambitious man with initiative. Sal
sion with additional bonus. Apply
or write SHIRLINGTON COOPER.
AT1VE DEPT. STORE, Arlington
YOUNG MAN. 1920. white, local ref.
Of mimeoEraph and addresSograpf
and other machines; excel. workinf
cond.; insurance and disqualification
AssoCIATIoN RADIO AND TV
BROADCASTERS, 177l N st. NV
YOUNG MAN for cigar counter, 9 7
Florida ave. ne. IS
YOUNG MAN. with car. motorcycl
or scooter. to make calls for iewelr
store. Joe Tash. NEW YORK JEW
ELRY CO: 7l9 9TH st. NV. 3
YOUNG MAN for packing and ship
ping work in mapufacturing plant
paid vacation and disqualification
5-day, 45-hr. week. Apply BOWEf
& CO: 4712 Bethesda ave-, Bethes
YOUNG SdutN MAN, white. for florist shop
delivery and inside floral work; ex
cellent starting salary. Phone AD
Yio511NSG MAN to work in walipape
WALL PAPER afD AND nj SSh; FAINT co. CO,
2S01 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. IS
YOUNG MAN, with mechanical abilit.
and some electronic BACKGROUND 70
position in service department o
| nationally known ONCE appliance
picTHPHosE PaeTiiSae5 co5kSp.. Tnsa,lO Conn conn
YoTNG YoSs; nm MAN to learn real estat,
business. rent dept. BOSS & PHELPS
INC. 1417 K st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN for helper in auto pain
shop No exper. necessary. Mr.. Den
nison. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 301I
r ave. ne. DE. $500. -
YOUNG MAN. to learn the real estat,
business. Apply AIKEN & AIKEN
YOUNG 81 & is MAN. Nv colored, dishwashin,
Mr. Mr. Fajfsr, sHoLL's COLONIAL
CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn. ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-07
PLATE CARRIER

position in our pressroom
Sta snanee ior sgs aGysncemsnt S;sb snsno
graduate. of heavy build and capable
of swing good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open S:3O-i
weekdays and 9-l on Saturday. Nc
phone calls
The EVENING STAR
Io1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
CLERK

CLERK-TYPIST for insurance once:
5-day wk permanent position; S45
RRsSG RRSG. wE; 7dG e sta start s. Apply Sos vissOr
dsy kk hppT cRsITo DqstS1 pRiSTN 8
INK CO. 500 Claiming pl. ne. -12
CLERK -TYPIsT, white; young girl
for real estate once, general once
work; moderately fast and accurate
typist; permanent position; 5,day
Ssst ssfns 'ssRss asssy s6 a5 1f a''e:iPtet es g.
CLERK-TYPIsT. familiar with zen.
sral once work; Apply treasurer.
sIHoREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert
CLEkK-TYpIsr. claims dept. large
stock casualty company; experience
not Necessary; Call ME. 1545. IS
CLERK-TYPIsT; 5-day week, paid
sss ssstnn NJ. hojiSsss hosp, aliza rH tion
Sc s1se Ga. asHs11s sV:. si7.+ MiA&0SaHs sprlns:
cnIRGkx-rYpIsr. Il order clerk and and in
ventory exper; helpful: must be ac-
ciFRk fgEsIs .T1P1sTs WIZ f1sures. Oh; 5?2s; s.
ant working conds.. salary commen-
surate with exper. and ability. Beth
eSda area. Apply IN person. CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. INC. 503
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CLERK - Permanent posi-.
ton with estab. printing company.
general ONCE work. 5-day wk.; good
salary. Phone DI. 1865. IS
CLERk,TYPIST Young woman
needed TO M permanent position in
ance and contracting Arm. Excel
lent pay and working conditions
with an opportunity for advence-
msnt Apply to MR.. EDWARDS.
cIGERk. fYPlsr. Fl T II Exeeli.n. pc.itio. s
open for young woman; need some
one permanent; tipping speed not
essential; pleasant environment,
with economical cafeteria. 3 wks.s
FHfea'iom; Hte Hnn,I pins oI many So company bene-
CLERK TYPIST, an alert yorns
woman for an excellent position;
salary to start $50 .wk.;- opport. for
psrG1 9uicH .ni adVsnSemsnt; nnseIIs 5-day yk:;
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO ce. CO.,
! I06 ?th St. NV. III
C.ooRk.TYnIST. permanent position.
fe.hogr fa,h u week Call DU. 1921. 1333S
cLEak"TyPisr, not over s5, as for
working conds. Apply KANE
TRANSFER Co. 21l6 5th St ne.
CLERK-TYPIsTS, no exper. nee
perm. positions. MARVIN's, f3i
| 9TH st. NV
CLERK-TYPISr-35-hr. wk.: pleas.
ant working conds., salary conlinen-
sSSrsse sSrsde with exper; and ability. Be-
| LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. INC, 503
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.
CLERK-TYPIST, interesting half time
1oo available in small health agency.
| TypinE required and good telephone
! personality. RE 0a1R E-1a
Evening star., 1951-09-07

ALAhhsOn. va. VIII. Dill Akt0. -
PLASTERERS, colored. must be Ist.
class mechanics for white coating;
also hod carriers. Apply on Job.
road
A j. BADINI d SON
PLUMBER; experienced in Jobbine
and repair work. Applicant must be
OF highest calibre. ambitious and re-
liable. Full time. year.'round EN-.
Hisnest age. Christmas bonus sane and
excellent working conditions are
offered Apply MI. Edward, JOHN @
WEBSTER d SONS. INC. 627 T
PLUMBERS AND HELpERs-Firs
class only need apply; steady work
7:30 am. rear S512 Ga. ave-, read,
PLUMBER, exper. electric drain serv-
ice. Good opportunity: steady work.
j.; SHAPIRO, 311s Ga. ave. NV
ri UMBEK-Must be 1st class; thor.
oughly understanding finishins
| work also gas, One helper with mi
| less than 4 yrs exper. H. c. DE.
| lERNE- Plumbing and Heading. OW
PLUMBERS. experienced In new work
and repairs; no others need apply;
good working cond. Cali WI 1856.
betw, 8 am. and pm. Ia
PLUMBERS l2l and helper, CHIL.
DRENS HOSPITAL, 18th and w sts
PIuTMBiEsRs'sm m HELPER. Eiisisi must have
drivers permit. white, VA training,
| some exp. Apply in person, 3Ol9
14th st. NV, No phones. IS
PORTER. experienced, for mems
store; permanent; Apply FRED
PORTER, coiored, for ewes. and Sat.
LIQUOR department; must be steady
GERS DRUG, 5o17 Conn. ave. III
PORTER, TER. general general. cleaning and oS,er car
hours optional. Cali 9 ANIL pm
Porter for retail liquor store;
drivers license and local refer
enes required; Apply in person only
REX LIQUOR STORE, o3ls Wis
PORTER; for drugstore work. Must
MACY. 25ls 1,4th st. NV. =
PORTER. colored permanent employ
5a-day work WIKI vacation with
| pay; disqualification dement's. Apply
s.5 '{SS' e. ssaS Sst
- atN.s AVhCbC ~ n 1Au.
store; reiiable, refs: drivers per
nit Seat Pleasant. Lu. 1890
PORTER. colored. steady. reliable
porter part-time evening work. Apply
49l5 s; 2sth st. Arlington. Call
PORTER; S35 per week; e-day week.
COMPANY QoS pennsvlvania ave
PORTER, with car. DAILEY's DRUG
STORE. 1924 Florida ave. ne. IS
PORTER. young; pleasant working
conditions. Apply Mr.. Bourne
STAR cLoTHILRs. TIA 7th st. NV
PORTER AND DIsHwAsHER. colored
sssay meals. PENN DRUe ie1a 1881 fSSf
P6RRTiHER-KIr. MAN. exper.: nights,
PRESSER--Woola ano silk, Good sal
Naylor I'd. Sc. LU. 1884: -
PRESSER; exper. on wool. Apply
PREssER%Reiiable. isESsf RroRiiabl experienced or
Eeo9olegn pressing. erss Ref. required. Boz
pay. steady JOB; sAFEWAY CLEAN
| ERS, rear 1925 Ga, ave.
PRESSER-Exper on wools: guar
yearly salary, plus car expenses
| Only gooc and steady workers need
| TO apply. Call JU. 7-9746. %
PRESSER--W Wool. must be expert.
| enced and reliable. steady Job, ex.
| cellent salary. DEBONAIR VALET
2612 Conn. ave, AID. 1000. $
PRESSER
| Experienced day work. good paw
some knowledge of tailoring. Apply
Evening star., 1951-09-07

ELE( IhlC CO.' 44io conn. ave. NV
10
YARD MEN "a. good RELIABLE men
ditions and good salary. Apply III II
person. ask for Mr.. Desen at KAY
WOOD GARDENS. 2705 Upshur St.
Mt. Rainier, Md. -
BOY. over "A. Monday through Fri
9 am. to $40 am. for news.
stand work. Apply SERVICE NEWS
STAND, Concourse, PentaSon Bldg
BOYS with bicycles; over 16. for mes
senger work; S2l3c per hour. min
imum 4O-hour week. Apply WEST.
ERN UNION. 70s 14th st. NV. -g
MAN; IAN retiTsd req, who t wants to learn % rssi
good proposition. sTRoUP. RIA. 500
MAN wanted to keep records in con.
tractors ONCE; preferably. with
drivers permit, be able to MAKE
light deliveries when necessary
Salary, $50 wk. to start. Write
Box 307-R, Star. -
MAN. colored. for apt. house work
elevator operator with knowledse Of
MANAGER. 2115 P St. NV. IS
NAN. to learn nne food business
ing. to ability. 1431 F st. NV. --9
MAN-We nave permanent position
with varied work and good pay;
must be neat. reliable and capable
Of dealing with people. have truck
nbNsics, nElvsrs permit nnd9,,oa ana De Se In E9oc
conditions. OIL. 34O0.
MAN for bowling alley work; prefer
retired person: Apply Mr.. Burns
l!29 l4th st, NV. -
MAN to learn radio and TV repair
ing; good opportunity SLATTERY
RADIO CO., 4237 Wis. ave. WO
MAN WANTED, exper. in all depart.
ments in super market operation
Must have execrtive abilitr. Stare
particulars about your exper. Al
answers viii nos't'v"'v ~ kept con.
ndential. Box 467-R. Star. 3
MAN TO WORK with general con.
tractor. Must be sober and reliable
have experience in roofing anc
painting. Steady employment fol
| right man. Salary $50 week to start
Box 36S-R, Star. -
Evening star., 1951-09-07
Statesmen. Attention!

Statesmen, Attention!
A national oreanization has openings
trained for managers Jobs. Salary
and comm. over $500 year. Dur
ing the short but complete training
program your earnings will be over
S100 week. Men throughout the
country who have grown with our
company in the past three years
ter than $4,000 q year. Auto
mobile essential. Write or apply
between hours of IL ANIL pm.
w. J. HARRIS. 1850 Columbia I'd.
Evening star., 1951-09-07

TILE SETTER HELPERS. Exper. nee.
Call JU. S-S53S p
TREE SURGEON'S HELPEk-Strong
helpful; full-time Job. KE. 3-4S00.
--9
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. expert
enced. for light delivery; must know
Washington and surrounding SUBJ
urbs. Permanent position; do not
phone. SMALL'S FLORIST, 1901
TFTGK THnei aE1 aDRrHHEMRs HM ta). for markets s
in NV. Washington; good work
ing cond. Call OR. 800, ask for
TRGtckR' Driver. white. a5; chSuf-
feur's permit required: time and
one half after 40 hours. 4704 r.
I. ave. WA. 6161 10
TRUCK DRIVER, for new-car dealer.
Must know the city Vacation and
holidays with payys POTOMAC MO-
MA 7077 p
Evening star., 1951-09-07
SHOE SALESMAN

Experience helpful but we will train
those interested. Liberal draw
against commission. 40-hour. 5-day
ply personnel ONCE.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
Oil Bladensburg Rd. N. E.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
PART TIME
COLLEGE MAN

Preferably law student or
recent la W graduate
aged $3.50, interested in
association with one OF
Americas leading auto
mobile insurance com :
panies. Our claims de-
partment has an open
in G wit h assurance of
advancement for prom
ising young man. Ex-
cellent opportunity.
Please write, giving age,
marital status, educa-
ton, experience, if any,
and telephone number,
Box 469-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-07

STEWARD-Thoroughly honest, ex.
perienced and dependable. for out.
standing country club In Washing.
ton suburbs. Top salary to tor
man. Replies treated in confidence
Must be complete as to experienc,
and references. Box SCR. Star
STOCK CLERK and occasional deliv-
cry man, knowledge OF electrical
materials helpful but not necessary.
See Mr.. Marsh, WESCO ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO., 1873 Columbia rd
Evening star., 1951-09-07

SODA -COUNTERMAN. part time, ex-
perienced; to II or q to IL pm;
$24 week. meals and very good
tips Apply 1907 nth st. n.w. -
Evening star., 1951-09-07
CLERK-TYPIST

The Star has available a permanent
position in the accounting depart
ment for q young woman, 1880
years Of age, who can type opprox-
imately 35 words per min. is will
ing to give good attendance and can
sonnel, Room 5O6. Open Weekdays.
S:30-S, and Sat, 9-l. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-09-07
HELP MEN

IPLASTERERs, Sa5 a day. Apply
Westmore Gardens. N. Toronto st.,
Arlington, Va. MR.. BrLYARD. %
colored. must be Ist.
class mechanics for white coating:
also hod carriers. Apply on job.
7th and Madison sts. ne. OF Riggs
road.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
TRUCK DRIVER

nv REPAIRMEN, part time, with a
full time future; salary $50 on
total bill. offered only to top grade
technicians who have the. public's
interest in mind: Bench space
TV SERViCEMAN-Outs with car.
Exper. only. No night work. 51a-
day Wk. Excel. pay and working
conds. See Mr. Minogue. NATION
AL RADIO AND. TELEVISION CO..
1902 4th st. n h., IA. O75l, Ia.
0793. Ill
Evening star., 1951-09-07
Bakery Shop Managers

BANK BOOKKEEPER
Young lady to train as bank book.
keeping machine operator; perma-
nent position. pleasant working con.
ditions; 5-day. 40-hour week Give
age, education. experience If any ano
references. Box 220-R, Star. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper.. to work
In Walter Reed salon. Call GE. 1000
Ext. sos: after S pm, HO. 1894 IS
BEAUTICIAN for nice neighborhood
shop; salary and commission; 5-day
week. 439 Kennedy st. GE. 9675
BEAUTICIAN. for busy shop; salary
and commission. HAYWOOD SHOP
PING CENTER. 1907 Varnunl st.
ne, WA. 4056. %
BEAUTIC1AN, with managers IL
cense; guarantee plus commission.
Apply 6 Dupont circle, CO. $500.
BEAUTICIAN. exper.. all around; Ap.
ply LaPORTON BEAUTY SALON
1923 9th ST. NV. IA. 1896. .
BEAUTICIAN. top salary and com.
mission. or partnership considered
Man or woman. Box 3S0-R. Star.
BEAUTIClAN wanted, guaranteed
salary and sos commission: ful
or part time 51a-day wk.; vacation!
with pay. Call the FAIRLINGTON
BEAUTY SALON. I52l Center Plaza
Alex. Va, OV. 1134, and ask fol
MANAGER. q
Evening star., 1951-09-07

CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, matur,
woman under 40. to manage small
private cafeteria, prepare salads
ferred but not necessary; hrs, 9:it
to 2:l5; 5-day week; paid vacations
sick leave, hospitalization. EOUI.
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co. sif
18th st. NV. Apply Room 400 be.
cHNnT ctSse9 aND I'm FoI1ST.In,r snS ; D,rq qf.nv
Georgia ave. NV. Uniforms anc
lunc Included Cal I0RDAN'S
GIG 18th st. NV. RE. 1872. ~
CASHIER = Pleasant working condi-
tons. RICKY TIES. 71S l4th st.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
CLERK-TYPIST

1S4A = = ~
Age 20-30 The Evening Star has On
fns Epeninn den. r,ntI - the CLASSIFIED adyert's
an accurate typist. with = good
telephone voice. who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service 10
customers by telephone The hours
are days a week, TO e:3O nm,
and Sat. II am. to nm n in
terested. apply personnel of'ce,
Rm h06. Open Mon. through Fri,
$40 am tc p.m. and sat. 3 am.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Co-eds to Model
In Fashion Show

Costumes with colors suggestive
of the plumage of American birds
will be shown at a fashion show to
be sponsored by the Home Eco
nomics Club Of the George WASH
ington University from 4:30 to
$50 pm. tomorrow in the lower
lounge Of Lisner Auditorium,
Twenty first and H streets NV.
Miss Olive Berry, college fashion
advisor for pattern company,
will act as commentator for the
show which is being given in OBJ
servance of the centennial anni-
versary of John James Audubon,
American ornithologist. Grackle
purple. golden pheasant and NAL
lard green are the names of some
OF the colors to be featured in the
fashions which George Washing
ton University co-eds will model.
University students and mem
bers of the Home Economics Asso-
citation of the Washington area
have been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Harms a Ewing Photo.

appeared on a TV show after
dinner where she spoke again and
delivered a citation from her
father, Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder. to the contributor of
the most free air time for the de-
Ifense bond program. The Snyders'
only daughter is an asset to a
lot more than just her family.
X y
The Patrick Foster wedding re-
ception at the Army Navy Country
Club turned into a brief Al dance.
Having done much of their court
ing to Sande Williams music in
the Palladian Room, Meade and
Glare had him play at the recep-
ton and everyone Immediately got
into the rhythm groove. Glare gave
her attendants delicate little gold
chain necklaces spaced with cul-
tured pearls. Some of the hoop
skirts worn by the bridesmaids
were the collapsible kind. Cam
Watson got them for them in his
home state of California. Made of
plastic. they fold like an accordion,
making it easier to twirl on a
crowded floor.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
--Gloea,i Photo.

The engagement of Miss Sonia
Macy to Mr.. James Marshall Nc
Hugh, jr., was announced by he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ridgway Macy, at a party Friday
night at the Macy home. Mr.
McHugh is the son. of Col. James
Marshall McHugh, U. S. NJ. c..
retired.
Miss Macy was graduated from
the Convent of the Sacred Heart
and attended Georgetown Univer-
sity's School Of Foreign Service
She made her debut in Decem-
Der of 1947. She is the grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Macy of New York.
Her flance attended the United
States Naval Academy and was
graduated from George Washing
ton University in l949. He now
Is serving in the Army at Fori
Meade. His father was former
Naval Attache and also Naval At
tache for Air in China. His grand.
father, the late Mr.. Jacob Goulc
Schurman, was president of Cor.
nell University from 1892 to 1920
He served as United States Min.
|ister to China, Minister to Greece
and Ambassador to Germany.
No date '1as been set for tn,
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
By Dr.. Poul Popenoe

The j. family has moved next
door TO . family with a mentally
defective child.
I'VE have two bright boys of
our own, ages and g." Mr.. j.
reports. How should they be-
have toward this little fellow next
door? What can we do to help
them understand and act appro-
priately?"
From his account, it is evident
that the neighbor is a so-called
Mongoloid imbecile. Such a child
is often born into an intelligent
family Inheritance plays at least
a small part. but usually produces
an effect only when the mother
is beyond the normal age of
childbearing. The Mongoloid is
often the last child in a fairly
large family; or born years after
the others; or perhaps the first
and Oily child in a marriage late
in life.
Such a child rarely gets beyond
the first few grades in school.
Almost bevond exception he Cor
sne) Is sterile because of defects
of the glands. But these Mongo-
loids are likely to be docile and
affectionate children and many of
them nave to be kept at home
because there are not enough in
stitut,ons tc care for them. You're
quite right Mr.. j.; it is a real
problem to f1t them into the play
and associations Of normal chill
dren.
Let's break your question down
into two sections. First, how
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PunheIIenic Fund
iILAid Student

Plans for raising a scholarship
fund to assist a high school grad
uate of the metropolitan area will
be presented at the opening fall
meeting of the Washington Pam
hellenic Association at 8 pm.
Wednesday in Mary Graydon Hall
on the American University cam
puS.
Mrs. James G. McManaway. OF
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. new Pan
hellenic president. will lead the
discussion.
Other new officers of the asso-
citation, which is composed of 20
college sorority groups and 10 as
sociate groups, are Mrs. Charles
Knox. Delta Zeta, vice president;
Mrs. Richard Blackwelder, Phi Mu
recording secretary; Mrs. Walter
Cronkite, Delta Gamma, treasurer
and Mrs. Carey K. Quinn, Alpha
Chi Omega, historian.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Exclusively Yours
County Fairs Will Draw Texans to Home State This Week.
LocoI Couple to Move to Riviera for Years Vocation

ing flown over by Air France for
the opening fashion luncheon,
Washington Party, at the Shore
ham this Thursday. They'll be
modelled against French sets and
under the eye of an honest-to-
goodness French gendarme, though
heaven knows where he will come
from. Probably left here by La
fayette. Commentators Helene
Williams and Drucie Snyder Hor-
ton are not at all sure.
Drucie made quite a name. for
herself a couple of weeks ago in
New Jersey by conducting a one
man bond drive through the
whole State in one day. Starting
at $3.50 in the morning and con-
tinuing straight through until IL
at night she visited plants all
over the State; met with the heads
and also talked to the workers;
attended a luncheon in Elizabeth
where she made a speech to the
industrial people of that area to
boost the payroll savings plan:
went to a dinner in Newark where
she made another address, and
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Miss Church
Is Engaged
To Mr.. Wood
Representative Marguerite Stitt

Representative Marguerite Stitt
Church last evening announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Marjory Williams Church, to
Mr.. James Orville Wood, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Orville
Wood Of Chicago and Eastford,
Conn. The announcement was
made at buffet supper given for
Miss Joan Cavanaugh of Concord,
N. H.. at the Evanston home of
Representative Church. Republic
can Of Illinois.
The bride-elect also is the
daughter OF the late Representa-
tive Ralph Edwin Church. She
made her debut in Chicago in
1916. She attended Roycemore
School in Evanston and the Po-
tonlac School in this city, and was
graduated from the Madeira
School in Greenway, Va. In 1850
she was graduated from Wellesley
College after spending her Junior
year abroad at the University of
Geneva and the Institute des
Hautes Etudes Internationales in
Geneva. She now is doing gradu-
ate work in political science at
Northwestern University.
Mr. Wood, who served three
years with the Navy during World
War II. was graduated from the
Chicago Latin School and from
Yale University with the class of
l949. He now is in his senior year
at Northwestern University Law
School.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

include DR.. G. D. w. Cameron,
Deputy Minister of National Health
in Canada, a speaker at the public
meeting; DR.. Winfred Overholser,
another speaker. and Mrs. Over
holser; DR.. Frank D. Costenbader,
President of the d. C. Medical
Society. sponsors of the meeting,
and Mrs. CoStenbader: DR.. Leon
ard T. Peterson, chairman of the
22nd Annual Scientific Assembly
which opened here yesterday, and
Mrs. Peterson.
Also invited are Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wiprud, DR.. and Mrs. w.
Palmer bearing. DR.. Nacianceno
Romero of Chile, DR.. Hugo Pena
of Paraguay and M&. Pena, DR..
and Mrs. Leonardo Somarriba of
Nicaragua, DR.. Marcelino Candau
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Siegel.
Grodys to Be Honored
Invitations have been issued TO
a reception this evening honoring
the retiring United States Am
bassador to Iran Henry F, Grady
and Mrs. Grady.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. George C. McGhee will
be host and hostess, entertaining
at their home on Kalorama road.
The invitations read 6 to 8 o'clock.
Other invitations in the mail
this week are from the Ambassa-
dor of Thailand and Princess Wan
Waithayakon. who will entertain
October 10 in honor of the Air
Inspector General of the Royal
Thai Air Force and the Thai Air
Force Mission. A reception will
be held at the Royal Thai En-
bassy. which is just down Kalo-
rama road from the McGhee
home. The Thailand party will
be a 6-to-8 affair also.