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Chamber Booklet
Now In Mails

Harold Laubscher. manager of
the Chamber of Commerce, an
nounced today that the special
summer issue of Trends" mon
THY publication of the Key West
chamber of commerce, is being put
in the mails today.
Copies will reach local people
on Monday. it is expected.
One interesting feature of the
publication is the notice on Facts,
Figures and Facilities, the organi-
cations most important publica-
ton.
The seven page pamphlet tells
about the advantages of locating
in Key West as a growing COM
munity.
Topics presented include his
tory of Key West. its geography,
transportation, water supply,
housing, the naval base, natural
resources, government, employ
ment, commerce. utility rates,
schools, recreation and other ia
cilities.
Realtors. and all those who write
to the Chamber office asking for
information win be especially in
tereSted in the booklet.
M
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR ELVIRA PEREZ

Elvira Perez was seventeen
years old this week and there were
almost one hundred and fifty
guests at her birthday party at
the Elks Club Wednesday night.
The Coral Isle Serenaders play
ed for the guests, party decora-
tons were pink and white, and
sandwiches, punch and cake were
served.
Miss Perez is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perez of
900 Packer Street.
Among the guests attending the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gerez, Miss Camille Alvarez, Miss
Argelia Molina, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mando Mackin. Miss Marguerite
Smith, Miss Eloina Ortega, Mr..
Arturo Martinez. Mrs. Leland AL
bury, Miss Paulette Albury, Mrs.
Rose Walker, and Miss Frances
Walker.
Miss Shirley Weech, Miss DEL
ores Lesley, Miss Gloria Muniz,
Mr.. Sonny Harden, Mr.. Joe Rod
riguez, Mr.. Nesto MILAN, Mr.. Ed
ward Diaz, Mr.. Armando Macias,
Miss Migdalia Gardia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabriel Garcia, Mr.. Jan How
ard Garcia, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
j. Swain, Miss Angela Martinez,
and Miss Magnolia Martinez.
Mrs. Juan Martinez, Miss Car
men Lee Diaz, Miss Deanne Di
Presso, Mr.. Terry Lee Garcia, Jr.,
Miss Martha Garcia, Miss Dolores
Perez, Miss Gloria MILAN, Mr..
Jose Cisnero, Miss Christine Las
tres, Miss Armida Alfonso, Mrs.
Dulce Maria Alfonso, Mr.. Nildo
Garcia, and MIR. Jack Larsen.
Mr.. Exiquio Vidal, Mr.. Rafael
Palazon. Mr.. Lavier Oropeza, Mr.
Gabriel c. Garcia, Jr.. Miss Min
erva Palazori, Mr.. Armando Ram
irez, Mr.. Ralph Esterley, Miss Syl-
via Alvarez, Mr. Jesus Garcia,
Miss Coralia Molina, Miss Lena
Garcia, Miss Sylvia Fernandez,
Miss Carol Reeves, and Mr. Peter
Knight.
Mr.. Nestor Alvarez, Jr., Mr..
Ralph White, Miss Ann Ventress,
Miss Dolores Machin. Miss Martha
Perez, Miss Clara Machin, Mrs.
Joseph Machin, Miss jeanne
Machin, Miss Miriam Machin, Miss
Ophelia Machin, Miss Martica
Machin, Mrs. Joe Pineda, Mr.. Nor
man Aspinall Hicks, Mr.. Eugene
Garcia, and Mr.. George Lastres
Mr.. Ortelio Lopez, Mr.. Alfonso
Vega, MIR. Robert Dean, Miss Dom
ma Sawyer, Miss Nancy Sawyer,
Mr.. Edward Sheppard. Mr.. Char
les Taylor Mr.. Way Plowman. Mr..
Frank Veliz, Jr., Miss Martha Rod
riguez, Mr.. Anolan Ybaunea, Miss
Margarita pons. Miss Dora Val
dcz, Miss Alicia Pons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Giro Pons, Mr.. Joe pons, Miss
Dolores Ybarmca, and Mr.. Jesus
Rodriguez.
Miss Angelic Alayan, Mr.. Char
les r. PARA, Mr. Joseph r. Bal
tontin, Mr.. Celido Pons, Mr.. Ken
meth Kerr, Mr.. Vincent Catala,
Miss Freda Weech. Miss Joyce
founders, Miss Barbara Splaine
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Coming EUenfs
SATURDAY, JUNE ga

SATURDAY, JUNE 23
Luncheon, JayShees, 1873 O
pm, Raul's Restaurant.
SUNDAY. JUNE "a
Cocktail Hour, 4-6 p. M, Elks
Club.
Beach Party, 6 p. m, USO.
MODAY. JUNE 25-
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1872,
8p. m, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Sor-
ority, 8 p. M, Simonton meet
ing place.
Swimming Glass, Officers Wives
Club, 3:S0-4:30 p. m, Seaplane
Base Officers Pool.
Meeting, Mariner Sront Troop
No. 8, Flying Cloud, z p.
M, Sea Scout Headquarters.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Meeting, Kiwanis Club, Gas p.
M, First Methodist Church
Annex.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8
p. m, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling, Navy Wives Club, 8
a. M, Naval Station Alleys.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 3
p. M, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Tennis Class, Officers Wives
Club, 8 a. m, Tennis Court
Near Pool
Bowling. Officers Wives Club,
9 a. M, Naval Station Alleys,
Meeting. Order Of DeMolay
Boys, 7:90 p. m, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship of First Methodist
Church, 8 p. m, Church An
mex
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bckah Lodge, No. Il, p, M
Knights of Pytllias Hall.
Meeting. American Legion, Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. %. .
p. M. Post Home, Stock Is
land.
Dessert Bridge, Airship Devron
Officers Wives Club, p. MI
Aeropalns Seaplane Base,
Meeting, La Coneha Navy wives
Club No. 88, 1890 a. M
Building l7S. Naval Station.
Bowling, Officers Wives Ciuo'
1880 p. M, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Chamber o.
Commerce, 8 p. M, Iiup
House.
Luncheon Meeting. FAMlU-
liant Officers Wives CLUB
1880 p, m,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21-~
Meeting, American Legion AUX
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Impulse Obeyed
Spanked Child

OKLAHOMA CITY-lRl-An-
other impulse suddenly got obey
ed-ata cost of $40. The impulse
arose within the soul of Harley.
Duncan 16-year-old usher at a
movie-theatre. What did he do?
He grabbed a six-year-oid boy
who was running up and down
the aisles-and save him a
spanking.
The tenadoHars was the fine
Harley paid in police court, for
assault and battery. s
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iliary, .-..t:iuc Sawyer Post
No. %, 8 p. M, American Lee
gion Home. Stock Island.
Meeting, DIR. Felix Varela Lodge
No. 64. s p, M 9l9 Elizabeth
Street.
Rulnmage Sale begins, Catholic
Daughters of America, ST.
Joseph's Hall. Thomas and
Angela Streets.
Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:4S p.
M, Coral Room, Overseas
Hotel.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies, 3
p. M. Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, American Legion, Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. 90, s p.
M. Stock Island Home.
Meeting, Junior Debs. 1880 p. nl.,4
Woman's Club auditorium
Dessert Bridge, Airship Devron
Officers Wives Club. ] p. m,
AeropalmS Scaplane Base.
Meeting, La Coneha Navy Wives
Club No. IS, 1890 a, m, Build
Ing l7S, Naval Station.
Bowling, Officers Wives Club.
1880 p. m. Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. 8 p. IN, Club
House.
JUNE 2S
Swimming Glasses. Officers
Wives Club. 2:30 10 $50 p. m.
Seaplane Base Pool
Meeting. Monroe General Hes
pital Woman's Auxiliary Sew
ing Group, 2 p. M, Hospital.
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Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, v. F.
W., Post 3Sli, . p. m, at Post
Home.
FRIDAY, JUNE 29
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
nous, 8 p. m, First Prcsby-
terian Church Annex.
SUNDAY, JULY L.
Cocktail Hour. Elks Club, 40
D. M, Clubhouse.
Swimming Glass, Officers Wives
Club, s:30-4;30 p. m, Sea-
plane Base Officers Pool.
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No. 8 Flying Cloud, z P. m,
Sea Scout Headquarters.
Meeting, Key West Temple No.
20, Pythian Sisters, 8 p. m,
Knights of Pythias Hall.
wonen's Mission Union. First
Baptist Church, 1880 p. M, at
Church.
MONDAY, JULY r.
IldltQlNt dts Nek9iFss ~AA~~N >
Wives Club. 7:45 p. M Rec
reation Building, Naval Sta
ton
Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary,
ST. Panl's Episcopal Church,
g p. M, Parish Hall.
Meeting. Key West Ministerial
Association, 8 p. M First
Presbyterian Church.
Meeting. Circle Two, Women of
First Presbyterian Church, 3
p. M. Church Hall.
TUESDAY, JULY 81
A Dinner Meeting, kiwanis
Club. e.45 p. m. First Metho-
dist Church Annex,
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, .
,. M Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Tennis Glass, Officers Wives
Club, o D. M. Tennis Court
Near Pool
Bowling, Navy Wives. 9 a. m,
Naval Station Allcys
Meeting, Key West Assembly
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la CONCH1 WITEs
RECEIVE AN ARDS

.t
A scrapbook award and two
other prizes we're won by the
La concha Navy, WiveS Club No.
S8 at the district convention in
Jacksonville.
At the national convention IN
Great Lakes, Illinois, scheduled
for mid October. the following
nominations will, be presented:
Mrs. Daniel Braxton for national
president, Mrs. James Shelling-
law for national treasurer and
Mrs. j. l.. Aiken for national Sec
Rotary.
A new name is also being con-
sidered for the group.
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no. 10, Order q Rainbow
Girls. 7.30 p. m, Scottish Rite
Temple,
Meeting, Minoca Council, De-
gree Of Pocahontas, 73o p. M,
tedmen's Hall
Meeting, Key West Players, ]
p. m, Barn Theatre
Meeting. Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club, 7So P, m,
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
Hall.
Meeting. Sea Finigee Cootiette
Club 371, s p. m. WV Home
Meenng, Catholic Daughters 81
America, Court Mary Star ct
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4pply ToWeI

The following persons applied
to wed In the offices of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord:
Angel Mack Wander, SO, FL
Rancho Motel; and Grace Louise
Cole. ie, Of f5o7. Whitehead Street.
wiltred Wfddoes, 81, Of Mara
thon. and Sypil l. Tapb. 20, Of
Pahokee. 4, , ss
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MISTAKES IDENTITY

PENANG Dr. Shiekh Tahir
Jalaludin won acquittal on
charge Of ttespassihg into q Mos
lem mosque by producing GER
tificate to show ne was "hblut.
A 'kiblut" is an expert special
ling in determining the facing Of
mosques towards Mecca. The mos
que cafetaker then withdrew the
charge against the Malay defend
ant.
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Photo By National studio

the Sea No. GA, . y, Ia, st.
AIMS Hall.
Meeting, Key West Woman's
Club. $50 p. ~, Woman
Club Auditorium.
Meeting, Key West Chapter No.
283. National Sojouners, z p.
M. First Presbyterian
Church
Meeting Circle Number One,
Women Of the First Presby~
terrain Church, 8 p. m, at
Church.
Meeting, Junior Woman's Club.
8 D. M, Woman's Club Audi
forum.
Meeting JayShees. 80 p. M,
JayCee Clubhouse.
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John Tyler of Virginia. the 10th
President. was the FIRST Vice Pres
ident TO. succeed when President
William Henry Harrison died in
l84f.
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Edna Bremen, Josephine Saw
yer, Irene Taylor and sAbdnlia
Garcia, members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of tie v. F. w. Post
1911, will send a box to Korea
during June.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith of
Jacksonville announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Aulon
Marie, to Robert A. Dion, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Dion of 5l2
Simonton Street. The wedding
will take place at 6 p. M. july
End at st. Mary Star of the Sea
Church All friends and relatives
are entitled to attend.
The Ladies Auxiliary and the
v. F. w. Post 1911, gave a party
Monday at the Naval Hospital.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
Red Cross chairInen attending
were Mrs. Edith Moffitt and Mrs.
Marie Landden. Mrs, Charline
Tibbs and Mrs. Charles Machin
were the Auxiliary chairmen and
Mrs. Ida Smith, Mrs. yanesss
Saunders, Mrs. Josephine Sawyer,
Mrs. Mary Cruz. Mrs. Edna Bren-
nor, Mrs Nan Villareal, Mrs. Carl
Cruz, and Mrs. Nat Bremen were
also there.
Mr.. Philip Henson, 81, who has
known Key West way back
when. and has operated in these
parts as best known blacksmith
and as assistant fire chief, blsw
into town last night and is blow
ing out again this afternoon. lie
lieft Key West twenty eight
years ago but has been back to
visit as many times. Pop" Hen
son makes his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Lucia Ingram, al
the Coconut Grove in Miami.
Somebody want to do some
thing for the Cerebral Palsy
| Fund? Mrs. Violet Woodhouse i
showing pictures at Q pm, Mon
| day, at the Community Church
in Marathon. She badly needs
somebody with a sixteen mill
meter protector there on Monday
to run the pictures, Call SAB KIN,
The Pythian Sisters h "a v.o
thought Of new one. sock
! social. 1t seems each one of the
! sisters brings little filled sock
and they put them all together
into a big sock and then on the
night of the party everybody
| draws a little sock, Eight pm,
| Mondav night is the time and
the Knights Of Pythias Hall the
place. They promise no seeking
lin the slang sense of the word.
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'VVyVNySW
n e 40 Arr Is
Daughter TO Rssses

Daughter TO Rssses
Mr.. and .. Mrs ] oh n Julius
Reese, Tia William street, an
nounce the birth Of a daughter
at.li pm, June 20 in the Mon
roe. General Hospital.
The baby Weigh ed eight
pounds tand will be called Julian
Ann
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Women and girls make up about
2Oeo Of the total membership of
the country's CAP Civil Air Pa
troll.
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SociaINotg
AeeeAeaeaseaeseeee9eeeel

Edna Bremen, Josephine Saw
yer. Irene Taylor and sAbdnlia
Garcia, members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of tie v. F. w. Post
1911. will send a box to Korea
during June.
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Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, v. F.
w, Post 3Sll, 3 p. m, at Post
Hafne.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

GETTING IN A FRENCH MOOD on the balcony of the
French Embassy Mrs. Francis C. Amiro corresponding
secretary for the Thrift Shop and Mrs. Mlod F. West,
president of the Junior League, the mood is in oncpo-
ton of the French fashion show ond luncheon to benefit
the Thrift Shop which will be held October at the Moy
flower Hotel Proceeds from the show will go to the six
ehdrens charities which the Thrift Shop sponsors Many
tempting door prizes will be offered.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
1t. T.R. Glass Takes Bride

The marriage of Air Force 1t.
Thomas Reakirt Glass. grandson
of the late Senator Carter Glass,
to Miss Julia Marguerite Thoma-
son took place yesterday after
noon. The ceremony was arranged
in the garden of the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
James Hendon Thomason in
Huntsville, Tex, the Rev. Ernest
SAMSON, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church Of Huntsville,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Glass. jr.. parents of the bride
groom, assisted in receiving at the
reception following the ceremony
and Mr.. Glass was best man fol
his son in the ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attended by hei
sister, Mrs. Jake Barnes Clegg
|jr., and Miss Frances Worthingtor
was maid of honor. Mrs. Nyal L
Cline, sister of 1t. Glass, was an
other bridal attendant serving
with the brides sisters-in-law
Mrs. r. B. Thomason and Mrs
Braxton H. Thomason and tht
Misses Libby Higgins. Margare1
Lewis and Beverly Barclay al
bridesmaids.
Martha and Jean Thomasor
were flower girls and r. B. Thorn.
Iason. jr., was the ring bearer.
Groomsmen were the Messrs
INyal L. Cline, Charles Murrell
iBraxton II. and r. B. Thomasor
Evening star., 1951-09-30

and Max c.. Feinman, DR.. John
German and 1t. Lynn Lane.
1t. Glass has been assigned to
Fort Slocum, N. Y, where he and
his bride will live after their
southern wedding trip. 1t. Glass
was reporter on the Lynchburg
Daily Advance, one of the papers
owned and directed by his father
and grandfather, following his
graduation from the School Of
journalism at Washington and
Lee University. Prior to his en-
Ilistment in the Air Force he was
on the staff of the Houston (Tex0
Chronicle.
(See Picture, Page D-4.)
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Exclusively Yours
Woshnqtonons to Turn Out for Stephen 7. Eorly Day.
Comments on Wisecrocks Weddings and What Have You

mund, on loan from Westinghouse
to the United States Government,
has the title of assistant admins
traitor for electronics. They met
this summer.
The day after their marriage
they will sail on the lie de France
for a months honeymoon abroad,
not returning to the Capital scene
until January l. when Eds job
here will be finished. He'll then
take his bride to his house in
Baltimore.
And in the mail comes the fol-
lowing: LIT. Gen. and Mrs. Rich
ard K. Sutherland have the hon.
our of announcing the marriage
of their sister. Mrs. Katherine
Sutherland Mayo to Mr.. Gerald
Severn on Monday, the goth
of August. 1851, London, Eng
land" The enclosed card reveals
that Tasha and her attractive
husband will be living at any one
of three places-375 Park avenue
in New York, 1906 Tracy place
here or Chexbres. Switzerland.
The Bill Rodenbergs (he's Bob's
Ibrother) have bought the hand
some $69,500 Twenty fourth street
house that Don McAfee has just
Iremodeled and furnished. They
took it almost exactly like it was
including, most of the furniture.
| too, so they can move right ir
and entertain the first day if they
like. The temptation to whip ur
| a cake or a casserole in this abode
will be terrific. GayeSt room ir
the place is the kitchen with its
black floor, black and white avn.
ing striped ceiling and tomato
walls with white trim. There's 8
black bedroom in this house, too
and an occasional plaid ceiling.
/ Wonder if Washington will evel
il go in for the modern houses tha'
Iare springing UP in Mexico City;
Nancy Oakes (of Nassau-de Ma
lrigny fame) has the last word il
la shelter down there with swim
ming pool, no less. in her livinl
Groom! The pool is entirely indoor
with a 2-story ceiling so she cal
,Idive from her bedroom window
right into the water. Must be /;
better way to wake UP than thl
chair of the dog that bit you tn
i night before" Mexican laWye,
] Francisco Lopez -Figueroa has al
tabsolutely modern dwelling insid
Land out with q garden growing in
: side his living room right besid
1.-THE carpet. It's extraordinarily ef
/. .lfective.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

washington again win be host
10 an heir apparent to the Brit
ish throne. Her Royal Highness
Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of
Edinburgh and the Duke OF Edin-
burgh will be guests of President
and Mrs. Truman from Wednes-
day afternoon, October 81 to mid
day Friday. November 2. and
the official schedule leaves no time
for unofficial festivities.
The President and Mrs. Truman
will be at the National Airport
to meet their royal visitors at 4
o'clock October 81 and escort
them to Blair House where they
will be guests during their stay.
From $50 to s O'Clock the Duke
and Duchess will greet represen-
tattves Of the press and radio In
the Statler Hotel and that evening
the President and Mrs Truman
will be hosts at dinner in their
honor. There will be only 18 in
the company as the party will be
given at Blair House.
The morning of November l
will be filled with a trip to Mount
Vernon, and to Arlington National
Cemetery. When they return they
will go to the Canadian Embassy
where heads of missions of the
British Commonwealth nations
will be received. The Princess and
Duke will lunch with President
and Mrs. Truman at Blair House
The largest of the parties dur
ing their 48-hour stay will be the
reception which the British Am
bassador and Lady Franks will
give Thursday afternoon, Novem-
ber /, when they will entertain
persons connected with official
life of the Capital" This is set
from $3.50 to $50 and will be held
In the British Embassy.
Her royal Highness, Princess
Elizabeth, and the Duke of Edin-
burgh will be hosts at dinner No
vember / entertaining in honor
of the President and Mrs. Tru-
man. Their party will be giver
in the residence of the Canadian
Ambassador and Mrs. Hume
Wrong. The following day the
Princess and the Duke will be
winging their way back to Mont
real by midday.
There is considerable similarity
in this program to that arranged
for the Princess uncle, the Duke
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Thrift Shop
Benefit Set
October II

A Christian Dior original will
60 to one lucky woman and the
assurance that they are helping
six children's charities will go
to all the women who attend the
annual Thrift Shop benefit this
year.
The Dior creation will be one
of the door prizes at the Thrift
Shops French Fashion Show and
luncheon to be held Thursday.
October IL, at the Mayfower
Hotel. And the six charities to
benefit from the ticket sale for
the show are Children's Hospital.
Child Welfare Society, Columbia
Hospital Prenatal Clinic. Chill
dren's Country Home. st. Johns
Orphanage and the Junior League
project, the Department of Psy-
|chiatry at Children's Hospital.
Mrs. Truman heads the list of
distinguished guests who will be
present at the fashion show. Mrs.
IAlben Barley, Mrs. Woodrow Will
son and Mime. Henri Bonnet. wife
of the French Ambassador, will
also be there to lend their sup
port to the cause.
The Thrift Shop. since its found
ing "a years ago. has raised about
$4O0, 900 for Washingtons sick anc
needy children. This has been
accomplished by the sale of arti-
cles donated to the shop, located
at 300 Ninth street NV.
Items-ranging from furniture
to costume jewery-are donated
to the shop by the participating
boards and well-wishers in the
community. and then are resold al
reasonable prices.
Since the shop Is stated large.
ly by volunteers almost all Jht
money raised goes directly to thu
ICQarlCleS sponsored.
Members of the committee To-
the fashion show are Mrs. Law
renee Groner, president of th'
Thrift Shop Board; MRS. William
A. Morgan, chairman of the affair
Mrs. William North Sturtevant
vice president of the Thrift Shol
Board; Mrs. j. William Fulbrigh
|and Mrs. John +. Sweeney. ticke
sales; Mrs. George w. Petticord
program, and Mrs. John Anthon!
Day.
u A limited number of tickets onl.
will be sold. Information may b.
obtained from Mrs. Sweeney, EN-
lerSon 1866.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Miss Crawford
To Be Married

Announcement was made today
of the engagement of Miss Susan
Lally Crawford. daughter of Mrs.
Charles B. Crawford and the late
DR.. Crawford Of this city. to Mr..
Frederik Van BasSen Jongbloet.
son of Mrs. Ernst F. Van BaSsen
Jongbloet and the late Mr.. Van
Bassen Jongbloet of HARLEM, the
Netherlands.
The wedding, which will be very
small, will take place October 90
in the chapel of Bishop Strachan
School, Toronto. Canada. A re-
ception for members of the family
will follow at the home of Mrs.
James Ince. Miss Crawford's
grandmother.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Miss SOPHIE Finkenstoedt and Mr. Murray Donforth Wed

nephew Of the groom, as train
bearer.
Mr.. Russell P. Place, jr., of To-
ledo, Ohio. was best man for Mr..
Danforth. Ushers included Mr..
Frederick B. Finkenstaedt, brother
of the bride: Mr.. Charles w. Price,
brother-in-l of the bride, both
of this city; Mr.. Timothy Stone OF
Fairfield. Conn.,; Mr.. Malcolm
Wallace of Stranraer, Scotland.
Also included were the Messrs.
ISevryn Dana, Arnold Dana, Breck-
Ienridge Marshall. William R. Pot
tier, John C. A. Watkins, brother
in-law of the groom, all of Provi-
dence; 1t. Carl G. Torrey and
IMr. George M. Coburn of Philadel-
Iphia and Mr.. E. Sheldon Potter
Belle Haven, Va.
Following the ceremony, we'd
ding guests were received at the
Sulgrave Club.
The newlyweds will go to Eu'
Irope on their wedding trip. sailing
early in October.
i The bride is a graduate o.
Potomac School, Washington
/ Milton Academy, Milton, Mass.
lBriarcliff Junior College, and Bar
nard College, where she completed
Iher work this year. She is mem
her of the Sulgrave Club and
provisional member OF the Juniol
] League.
| She made her debut at the Sui
grave Club in December, 1916
IShe is the randdaughter of tn
.I1ate Mr.. Frederick c. Finken
slstaedt and Mrs. Finkenstaedt o
fgaa xxyuToT1TNH paoa nay