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Evening star., 1951-01-31

The Chapel of the Washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION was the
scene Of the wedding of Miss Mar
jorie L. Jaffe and Mr.. Oscar M.
Sklar Sunday afternoon. Rabbi
Hugo Schiff performed the cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mildred L. Jaffe and Mr..
Henry A. Jaffe, both of this city
The bridegroom is the son of the
late MI. and Mrs. Isaac Sklar of
Chicago, Ill.
Following a reception in the
Chinese Room of the Mayfower
Hotel, the couple left for a we'd
ding trip to Miami Beach. Fla
They will make their home at
1850 Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Mrs. Nelson
lis Married

| Mrs Virginia Lockman Nelson
assistant administrator of the Ma.
tional Council for Historic Sites
and Buildings. was married Janu.
ary 20 to Maj. John Barwicl
Strahan of Baton Rouge, La.
The ceremony took place al
the Universalist National Memo
rial Church here and was followed
by a reception for close friends
and members of the immediate
family.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Comdr
Bannie Lafont Stewart. and as
the traditional something blue
she wore a corsage of blue Or
chids flown here from Hawaii
She is a graduate of the UAiver-
sity of Georgia and before coming
to Washington was assistant di-
rector of the American Red Cross
in Hawaii.
Maj. Strahan, who is with the
Judge Advocate Corps of the
Army, was graduated from Lou
isiana State University, where he
was a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity. He also re-
ceived his law degree at that
university.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

Mrs. Mary Louise McNally an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Florence, to Sergt. Err
vim r. Lehnert, son of Mrs. r. G.
LehnerJ of Cameron, Texas.
Miss McNally, daughter of the
late Mr.. William E. McNally, is
employed by the Government.
Sergt. Lehnert is stationed at An
drews Air Force Base. A Spring
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Emily


A thoughtful mother writes:
I'm this community there is an
accepted custom which I don't
like. Young girls and boys go
steady'-meaning they see each
other exclusively, and as long as
this understanding exists it's
hands off by others. Maybe it's
true what my daughter says, that
being able to count on one boy
to take you to the school dances
and parties, etc., has it's advan-
tages. But to me it's an easy way
out for the girl who hasn't many
social or personal assets. What's
more this should be a training
period for young people to learn
to mingle with and know all kinds
OF boys and girls. I do wish you'd
discuss this. because I'm told it's
a rather general practice among
the young"
Personally, this situation is en-
tirely out of my experience, but I
have been told of it, and appar-
emily it is the custom in many
smaller communities. From a
worldly standpoint, it is unthink-
able! In fact, it could so segre-
gate boy and girl as to literally
prevent their making any wide
acquaintanceship and hence Grip
Pile their entire social life.
To Resolve a StoIemote
Dear Mrs. Post: After an en-
gagement announcement you have
advised the girls family to take
the initiative when the mans
family is slow to pay them a visit.
You say that the girls mother
may invite them. That makes good
sense. But how does her family
get his family to write letters when
they live at a distance and can't
visit?
Answer: The girl could tell her
f1ance that her family is expect
ing to hear from his family. If
this avails nothing, the best ad-
vice is for her mother to take the
initiative and write to his mother,
instead of the other way round,
and say how gladly they have well
coined John into their family and
Evening star., 1951-01-31
See
Film Show

The Italian Ambassador ano
Sonora Tarchiani were guests OF
honor last night at a buffet sup
per and private film showing given
by the Motion Picture Associa-
ton of America in appreciation
of the cooperation the Italian
Government has shown to Ameri-
can film producers working in
Italy.
The film-"September Affair."
starring Joan Fontaine and Jo-
seph Cotton and produced by Hal
Wallis for Paramount was made
in Italy.
Government and military Off
cials who received invitations to
the private showing held at the
Academia Theater included the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Ache
son. Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley
Gen. and Mrs. Lucius Clay, JUS
tice and Mrs. Tom Clark, interior
Secretary and Mrs. Chapman ano
| the Secretary of Agriculture ano
Mrs. Brannan.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Mrs. T runnun
T0Be Busy

Mrs. Truman has added some
new dates to her well-fllled en-
sagement pad. On Friday she
will attend luncheon being given
for her by Mrs. Joseph E. Davies.
wife of our former Ambassador to
Russia. The party will take place
at o'clock at Tregaron, the beau
tiful Davies estate here.
On Monday the First Lady will
receive a group of South Dakota
ladies who are delegates of the
Farmers Union. On the 18th she
will accompany the President to
the Lincoln Memorial for the an
nual ceremonies commemorating
President Lincolns birthday. This
is scheduled for 1890 o'clock.
On the 14th she will not only
attend the Washington Heart AS
sociation's benefit luncheon at the
Mayfower but that evening she
will be present for the National
Symphony concert at Constitu-
ton Hall.
The following day Mrs. Truman
will go to the Turkish Embassy
for the Turkish-American So
ciety's benefit entitled An Hour
in Turkey" The 4 to $50 affair
is being given to aid Turkish
refugees evicted from Bulgaria.
Attention was called at Mrs.
Helms press conference yester-
day that Turkey. next to the
United States and Great Britain,
has contributed more men to the
Korean War than any other mem
ber nation of the U. N.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
By Katharine IA. Brooks

The Secretary of State, Mr..
Dean Acheson, gave reception
yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock,
entertaining in Prospect House in
honor of the Premier of France,
Mr.. Rene Pleven. The two men
received the go or 10 guests in
the drawing room. and the bar
was set up in the hall between
that and the dining room. Tea
and coffee and more substantial
foods were served in the dining
2 room.
Invited to meet the French Wis
itor were Vice President Barkley,
Speaker Rayburn, who hurried on
to the dinner he gave for his
sister, Miss Lucinda Rayburn,
at which President and Mrs. Tru-
man were present: other members
of the Cabinet and a number
from the Little Cabinet.
The Chief Justice was there,
and also included in the company
were leaders of the Senate and
House and chairmen of committees
having to do with foreign affairs,
armed forces and appropriations.
The Secretaries of the Army, Navy
and Air Force as we'll as the Chief
Of Staff of the Army and Air Force
and the Chief of Naval Opera
tions. and the Joint Chiefs of
Staff also were invited yesterday
Premier Pleven is expected to
remain in Washington through
today, partially for brief rest be-
fore going to Canada the end of
the week.
New Envoy Feted
The Indonesian Ambassador
and Nine. Sastroamidjojo enter
tanned at dinner last evening in
honor of the newly appointed
Egyptian Ambassador to Indo-
nesia. DR.. M. B. Chiati, who is
retiring as Egyptian Minister IN
Washington. Other guests last
evening were the Pakistan AM
bassador and Mrs. M. A. H. Ispa-
hani, the Egyptian Ambassador
and Nine. Abdul Rahim, who were
hosts to Dr.. Chiati Monday eve
ming; the Ceylonese Ambassador
and Mrs. c. G. S. Corea, the Jor-
dan Minister and Nine Haikel,
the Afghanistan Charge d'Affalres
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Exclusively Yours
Amusing Foreword on Price Freeze
Is Revealed at Woshinqton Party

| President Getulio Vargas, which
takes place with the proper pomr
and ceremony today in Rio, drew
other Americans besides the official
United States delegation. Asked
to accompany the delegates was
good-looking Randolph Kidder. the
State Departments Brazilian AZ
fairs officer who was stationed
down there for several years. Both
he and his wife, Dottie. adored it;
have been eager to get back ever
since. The arrangements to fly
down included, of course, no wives,
but about 36 hours before he was
scheduled to leave. Randy discov-
cred that he would have to be
gone two and a half weeks. so he
told Dottie to get ready. she was
going too. via commercial plane.
A mad rush ensued and Dottie
got on a plane that put her in
Belem, Brazil. just before the Of
f1clal plane dropped from the sky.
There at the mouth of the Amazon
at 2 o'clock in the morning, they
had a cocktail together, then got
back on their respective planes
to meet in Rio with a week of car
nival time ahead of them. Sounds
easy to take.
Washington will never cease to
turn up interesting new people. A
couple in this category who lead
fairly quiet life but spend lot
OF time on the home scene are
the fabulous Belgian industrialist
Baron Rene Boel, and his wife
Tilda. Their children 60 to school
here so Baroness Boel settles down
in their Georgetown house on
Olive avenue every winter for a
few months. but her husband is in
and out of the Capital and all
over the globe. The baron has
large interests in the Solvay
chemical works, owns steel works
in Belgium and diamond mines in
South America. Their home here
is a modest affair compared to
their white marble show place op-
posite the American Embassy in
Brussels.
Now ensconced in the south
west wing of Friendship are
Georges West and his wife Patri-
cia with their newborn daugh-
ter. They leased it from its new
owner, Marguerite Higgins, who
no sooner bought it in November
than she whipped back to the bat
tlefelds of Korea. The Vests have
taken it for a short time because
as soon as Georges home leave is
over he and his family will return
to his foreign service post in Ger
many. Formerly at Frankfurt.
he'll oe stationed at Bonn this
time.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Miss Jackson
WED Yesterday

Miss Patricia Ann Jackson be-
came the bride of Mr.. John
Robert Fegan yesterday morning
at the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jackson
of Chevy Chase. Her sister, Miss
Martha Jackson, was maid OF
honor and Miss Marquette Claire
Fegan, the groom's sister, was
bridesmaid.
Mr.. Fegan is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Fegan. Mr.
James G. Fegan was his brothers
best man.
The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for a wedding
trip in New York.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
By Betty BeoIe

Paul Porter. in usual high fettle
at the big, gay congressional
party given by Judge and Mrs
Evan Howell on Sunday, was the
recipient. match, of some clipper
comments on the subject of the
price freeze. The comments led
the former OPA boss to tell of a
recent meeting that must have
been fraught with interest.
It seems that the old regime of
OPA men-Leon Henderson. Ches-
ter Bowles and Paul-met with
the current heads of the wartime
price problems-Charles Wilson,
Alan Valentine and Mike Di Sale
shortly before Alan Valentine S
resignation as economic stabilizer
They were discussing when the
price freeze should go into effect
and they decided that each should
express his opinion as to D-date.
Paul interposed that such
method would cause each man to
be Influenced by the opinion of
the others, so what they should
really do was write down on sep
arate slips of paper their individual
opinions, then compare them.
This they did and there was con-
siderable unanimity in the choice
of the six. All selected a date
somewhere between February l
and March /, and Mr.. Porter
chose-probably because his sense
of humor wouldn't let him
resist it-Valentine's Day, the
14th. But Valentines Day" F."
quipped Mr.. P. came earlier than
expected"
When Gen. Eisenhower arrives
in town today with his news OF
momentous import, he will step
off the plane with his wife Mamie
and her mother, Mrs. John Doud,
who will head for their suite at
the Statler Hotel. Because there
are three of them this time, this
is one of the rare occasions on
which Mamie and Ike have come
to Washington without stopping
with the George Aliens at their
Wardman Park Apartment. They
will undoubtedly get together with
their close friends sometime dur
ing their brief stay. however, but
nothing special in the way OF en-
tertainment has been lined up.
The general and his wife could
stage something of a family re-
union, too. what with the presence
of Mrs. Doud, who came East from
Denver a week ago, and Mamie's
brother-i -in-law and sister, Col. and
Mrs. Gordon Moore, who have
been stationed here since June.
X
The Inauguration of Brazilian
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Society News
Secretary of State Acheson Is Host;
Dinners and Luncheons at Embassies

and Nine. Zakia Aziz. the PAX
lstan Minister, Mr.. M. A. o. Baig;
the Counselor of the Iran Embassy
MI Gholam Abbas Aram; the
Indian Minister, Mr. M. K. Kir-
palani; Mr. and Mrs. William S. B
Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs.
Ellis Dunning and officials of the
Indonesian Embassy staff and
their wives.
The dinner was buffet and
guests were seated at small tables.
The dinner, itself, was completely
of IndoneSian foods.
The Yugoslav Ambassador and
Nine. Popovic were hosts at dinner
last evening when their ranking
guests were the British Ambas-
Sador and Lady Franks. Others in
the company were the Austrian
Minister and Mrs. Ludwig Klein
Waechter, the Deputy Undersec-
retary of State and Mrs. Carlisle
H. Humelsine, the Deputy Minister
of Foreign Trade of Yugoslavia,
~Mr. Vladimir Velebit; Military
Attache of the Pakistan Embassy
and Mrs. N. A. K. Raza and the
Military, Navy and Air Attache of
the Yugoslav Embassy and Nine.
Bulovic and the First Secretary
! T0r Mirro Rr,,,oor
lsroeFs Envoy Host
The newly appointed United
States Ambassador to Israel, Mr.
Monnet B. Davis, was the guest in
whose honor the Israeli Ambassa-
dor entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Mayf1ower. Mr..
Davis is here for a short stay from
his former post as Ambassador to
Panama and will leave shortly for
Israel.
Other guests at the luncheon
were the Israeli Minister of Agri-
culture, Mr.. Pinhas Labon, and
from the Embassy staff the Min
lster, Mr.. Theodore Kollek; the
Counselor, MI. Moshe Keren, the
Press Counselor, Mr.. Yehuda
Harry Levin, and the First Secre-
taries. Miss Esther Herlitz, and
Mr.. MAR Shalt.
One of the small parties this
week was that of the Ceylonese
Ambassador and Mrs Corea, who
entertained at dinner Monday eve
ming
Evening star., 1951-01-31

OF interest is the announcement
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Kermit Hiser of the engagement
of their daughter Phyllis Marian
to Ensign George Gordon Nelson,
U. S. N, son of Mrs. Rene Vernon
Card of Detroit. Mich, and the
late Mr.. Ben Nelson.
Miss Hiser is graduate of
Holton- Arms and now attends
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia. She is the
granddaughter of Mr.. Harry Will
bert McNamee of BerWyn, Nd,
Evening star., 1951-01-31

former Prince Georges County
Commissioner.
Ensign Nelson graduated from
the United States Naval Academy
in 1850. The wedding will take
place February IA at the Naval
Academy Chapel.
Lucas -Withers
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lucas OF
Philipsburg,, Pa, today announced
the engagement of their daughter
Katherine Elizabeth to Mr.. Johr
Lewis Withers, son of Mrs. James
Evening star., 1951-01-31

Rutledge Withers and the late Mr.,
Withers of Davidson, N. c. Miss
Lucas is Washington resident.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Jepsen-Meyers
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jepsen to-
day announced the engagement ot
their daughter. Betty, to Mr.. Ray
mond Charles Meyers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Meyers of Buffalo
N. Y. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

The marriage of Miss Frances
Kathryn Brown, daughter of Mrs.
Francis Kenneth Brown and the
late Mr.. Brown, to Mr.. George
ziegler Kunkel, son of Mrs. Dan
iel Kerr Kunkel and the late Mr..
Kunkel, took place January q in
the Church of the Pilgrims, the
Rev. DR.. Andrew Reid Bird Off
ciating. The reception was held
at the Admiral Club.
After a wedding trip to New
York, the couple will return here
to make their home.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Cohen-WeinberQ

The wedding of Miss Laure.
Helene Weinberg and Mr.. Abe
Cohen took place recently in The
New York City home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Barnet Cohen. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Weinberg of this city. The couple
will make their home in New
York
Evening star., 1951-01-31
that they are looking forward to
meeting his parents.
Be Chorv Of Corrvino Tales

Sy W 'y"S soSS
Dear Mrs. Post: I've a friend
who is obviously being used by
certain people she works with. She
doesn't know it. Would it be
within the rights of a friend to
tell her?
Answer: It usually is best for the
friend to keep out.
X X
Is it good manners to break
crackers into soup? HoD should
baked potato be eaten? Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot ansWer
personal mail, but anSwers to
the above questions are included
in leatlet E-16, Table Rules of
Importance" To obtain a copy,
send 10 cents in coin to her,
care The EDening Star, P. o.
Bor 80. Station G, NeU York 19,
N. Y.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Quests Fur Thanksgiving DIn.
nCr; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Alexander,
SS2s Clinton Ave, So, had as their
Thanksgiving dinner guests Mr.
and Mrs, Hiawatha Tatum, Mrs,
Mary Hudson ana company
Misses PcarhC Davis, Lehore pav.
Is, MyTtts Jordan; MessrS Willie
James Davis Kenneth Mckinney,
Mrs, Dorothy Scott and son Noel,
and Mrs AlcNandcr's daughter
Young Mothers Club MEETS;
Mrs, Lcota Cleveland Of asia El.
hot Ave, was hostess 10 the Young
Mothers club OF ST Peters church
m Thursday. November 10. The
club Is planning a sleigh ride to be
held In the near nItur for the
purpose Of raising money for the
new church,
out of Town Thanksgiving Din
ncF GueAtAi Mr.. and Mrs Travis
4, Bailey Jr., 72S I.yndalc Place,
entertained Mr. Rallcy'W mother,
Mrs Travis Bailey Of Dos Molnea,
Iowa. and his sister, Miss Kathryn
Ann bailey, STAp Fourth Ave So.
for Thanksgiving Dinner.
EntcTtaiRs out of Town Quests
for ThAnksEiVIREi Mr. and Mrs
Thomas brown, il3p Firth Ave.
No. had a. their Thanksgiving
day dinner guest, Mr., Daniel
Robinson OF Racine, Wisconsin,
Relatives For Thanksgiving
Dinner; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lee
and family. 1928 Clinton Ave,
So, was the Thanksgiving dinner
guests Of Mira. Lees sister. Mrs.
{. c. Underwood, 30l2 clinton
Ave. 80,
Wedding AnRiVrTaNTyi Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert woTmlcy, 3p4O
Fourth Ave No. will celebrate
their second wedding anniversary
Monday Nov, %
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Bell, SS2 Carroll Ave. spent
Thanksgiving day with their
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Combs and
her daughters, Verlie and Jacque-
line. 1929 Clinton Ave. So. Min
neapolis.
Thanksgiving Day Guests: Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Lynn. 292 n. St.
Adams, were the dinner guests Of
Mrs. Mamie Uptegrove, 1913
Fourth Ave. So, in Minneapolis
Mrs. Uptegrove Is the sister of
Mrs. Lynn.
Celebrates seventh Birthday:
Little Miss Linda Griffin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Griffin, 5S7 Rondo Ave. celebra-
ted her seventh birthday. Tuesday
November Is. with a few friends
In her home.
Reported III at Home; Mr.. Ma
thaniel Galloway, 755 Rondo Ave.
Is reported III at his home. At
press time. II was not known II
Mr.. Galloway would be taken TO
the hospital or not
Correction for Birthdays: Mrs.
Della Holsomback. $50 Rondo
Ave. whose birthday was listed
in the paper as November II was
an error. Mrs. Holsomback's birth
day Is in April.
Dinner Guests ON Thanksgiving:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard. 954
w. Central will be the Thanks
giving Dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Lamey on Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barris. grand
mother of Mrs. Lamey will also be
a dinner guest.
Receives Honorable Discharge {:
Pvt. Donald Russell, 40 st An
thony received an Honorable
Medical Discharge from the Army
Friday, November 8 Pvt. Russell
had served in the United States
Army for one year
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Moves To New Address: Mrs
Louise Oliver, formerly OF $40
Rondo Ave. is now residing at 4sO
ST. Anthony.
Attends Funeral In Kansas
CITY: Mrs. Josephine Yates, S07
ST. Anthony, returned 10 the city
last week from Kansas City, Mo.
after attending the funeral Of her
brother in-law.
Guild of ST. Monica: The Guild
Of St Monica of St Philips
church met at the home of Mrs,
Lorcna Suthern. sSS Rondo Ave.
Monday. November 10.
Receiving Congratulations: Mr.,
and Mrs. James Oliver Mann 93S
Carroll Ave, are receiving con
yratulations on the birth of a Sil
pound baby boy. born Tuesday
November Is at Ausbury hospital
Pilgrim Church Fellowship Din
ner: over $50 members and
friends attended the Pilgrim
church Fellowship dinner which
was held last week. A $7OO check
was presented TO Rev Floyd Mas
sey Jr.. for his services TO the
church Rev Massey announced he
would apply this amount on n new
car Mrs. Massey was the re-
ciplent Of huge bouquet Of
American beauty roses. The
church also elevated Deacon
Frank Simpson 10 ne position Of
Deacon emeritus and presented
Deacon WIN Howard with a
travellers shaving KIT upon his r..
tirement Of so years ~ active
Sunday School teaching
Appears on TrIeVisIOn; Little
Miss Muriel ROsenblo0m. dnugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Jack Rosen-
bloom, 24Sls Rondo. appeared on
telcviSon, channel I. at two p m.
Tuesday. November - Murel
may appear on televsion every
week
Out Of Town Visitors! MIR and
Mrs Willie MCCane. Of Winston
Salem. North Carolina. have been
in the city several months visiting
their brother and sistcr-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenbloom.
24Sig Rnndo. Mr. and Mrs Nc
Gang have a baby daughter born
in the city September 20 at st
Joseph hospital The baby girl
Linda Ann, weighed six pounds
eleven and u half ounces at birth
Mr. MCCAnr is the brother Of Mr.
Rusenbloom. This In the first time
they have seen each other In
nineteen years The McCane's Will
leave for their home In North
Carolina around Christmas time.
Thanksgiving Guests From Chi.
caRO: Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook.
633 Iglehart. will have as their
guests for Thanksgiving Dinner,
Mrs. Eta Greenfield. mother Of
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Flora Dixon,
aunt Of Mrs Cook Of Chicago.
BSCP Auxiliary Meets! The St
Paul Ladies' Auxiliary TO the
Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers held its regular meeting
Thursday. Nov. IS at the home Of
the secretAry-treasurer, Mrs.
Leila jackson. 100 Rondo Ave, Mr..
Bailey Morris won a turkey.
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MRS MONTE IRWIN (seeond from rightly, wife Of the NJ Y
Giants left fielder who the Of the world Series
buys the first sheet Of NAACP Xmas seals for 1851 from M
Dorothy DeLSSer (ght) secretary the national Office Also
admiing the attractive red and white StckerS eit) Mrs
Larry Dolby wife Of CeveandS fielder, and Mrs Ee
Marley Of the Newark Eagles who sold the contracts Of
both players the major leagues NAACP seals available
per loo the national Office 20 West 4oth Street. New York
City, through the branche&
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RTRTIIDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Nov. rs Governor Cook. 27Oa
S0th Ave. So; Mrs. Rcbccca
Harirman. $40 Tenth Ave, So,
Joe h, Oliver, 40 Y. 2Sth 81
Shirley Mills, 6OS Eighth Ave
No. J l. Nellie. seas Third Ave
So: Hilary Haricman, $40 Tenth
Ave So: Era Walls, TOa
Girard Ave No. Elma GrouL
1891 Bryant Ave No.
Nov 70 Sarah Vaughn. S72O
Fourth Ave. So. Kathryn Elliott.
400 E. seth ST. r. Russell Wright
300 Bryant Ave No Marian Lor-
eta Williams. 1910 : Eighth 81, !:
Donald Dillon, qlA Bryant Ave
No
Nov - Timothy EAson, sal
Eleventh Ave. No. Edward John
Nov - Travis Wilson. $50
son, $40 Fremont Ave. No.
Fremont AVr. No; Melvin Steele
zoos Eighth Ave, No
Nov. - Edward /. Boyd, 1888
Fourth Ave So. Mrs, John u,
Atkins, iilS Lyndalc Ave. Mrs
CecohR Patterson, 9A0 Bryant
Ave. No.
Nov. 20 Elizabeth Drake. 22O9
Elliot Ave So. A, J wilkcrsnn
pl2 Fremont Ave No
Dec / Clifford Smith. 4O2S
Fourth Ave. So. James Moppins
SPl6 Firth Ave. So, John Robert
Allen, g7S Bryant Ave. No,
Out OF Town BlFthdayS-
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