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Evening star., 1951-04-24

CoLoRED-VACANT
1700 BLOCK E ST. NE.
Attractive 6-rm. modern brick
Nicely arranged. Full bsmt., gas
term terms. Move rieht in. l'Se Can oRqo R2
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th st. NV. ST. 9316
Mr.. 9TH and Fla. Ave. NE.
VACANT, $595 DOWN
BSMT.-GAS H.W.H.
Large 6-rm. brick home, bath, Co.
lonial front porch; conv. location
REALTY co., AD. 053I til 8. -2s
ATTENTION, DOCTORS
18th and G SITS; ne, beautiful mod
inent corner; Ideally suited for doc
entrance and is ali set up for office.
Main house contains center hall. Z
rms, 2h baths garage and 8
porches. 2 ,refrigeratorS. new auto
matte washer, and ,ironer. Price
ss6G eves MI M 6565 Mf Tsan'pin Ext fin wit aH
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. lib 18th st. NV.
COLORED VACANT
CORNER HOUSE
New-bousal l7sS sondit,dgl N ST. 4 ne; Toom, ,n,,
bsmt:. h.-w.h., front porch. 2 rear
porches; nice yard.
1920 D ST. Sc.
vacant. rms. 2 inclosed heated
front porch: garage
FRED EHRLICH
so5 18TH st; NV. ST, o451-o43e
COLORED-OPEN S TO Z
708 F ST. NE.
well-built, brick converted to 3
sers apss with and fs4arsts Sat Nsr gas eect6c
bath to each apt. small down pay
ment: balance one trust. Payable,
profit. Hurry and see. ST. 3657. GE.
1904.
o1sG1 bfLMAN fIEALl ". 20
COLORED NE.
o-story red brick row house in ex-
cellent condition; 3 bedrms., mod
heat. Attractive terms. Cali John
Tommasi, Ma 93n0 Eyes. oV. 6257
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. -26
CoLoRED
200 Blk. Randolph Pl. NE.
This is a completely det. 2-family
possession; each unit contains 3
VIC D. ZEVE
Sol Southern Bldg.
MA. 1854. Ewes, co. 6146.
col loRED-VACANT.
HOME PLUS INCOME
For $1,000 down you can own this
416 10Th. st. ne. with Q complete
apis. each containing liv., bedrm.,
kas kit hR6 AND m0dsTn sn bath f ot full oSs esm II
with down payment
MITCHELL BIRON
ST. 3440; ewes, 81. 8976. --27
Colored, Heart of NE.
300 block of 11th street. 7-room
brick, incl. 4 bedrooms; hardvoo
trim Colonial front porch. full
bsmt gas h.-w.h., garage 10 wide
alley; reas. down payment. Mr..
Tolson, FIR. O390
O'Bannon Realty, FIR. 5119
col I,OREn-VACAMT
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RAMBLER

With q lge full bsmt., on a beautiful
level lot Owned by a party who is
leaving the citv. II is a little ways
out beyond Bethesda. brick and has
3 bedrms. A little over $4,000 will
buy it. Call us immed. WO. 1855
until 8 pm; Sunday 1890 until
; pm
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Glenmont BUNGALOWS

Three frame homes, year old; with
2 bedrooms, l with 4-bedroom pos
sibility. From $1,000 to 81. 500
down. monthly payments $50. Close
to school and stores.
EARL J. PRESTON
Evening star., 1951-04-24
442O CONN. AVE. 20
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
Rock Creek Forest
8207 ELLINGTON DRIVE

BZUT ELLINGION DRIVE
MODIFIED COLONIAL. CORNER
LOT, featuring complete electric
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal.
dining space; also Bendix washer;
reception hall, living room with fire.
front porch, three lovely bedrooms,
two colorful tiled bathrooms, full
usable basement, garage with breeze
way; schools and shopping center
one block away; priced to sell
quickly; exceptionally well ll-flnanced.
James L. Dixon & Co.
ST. 1900. 1929 18th st. NV.
Open evenings until Exclusive.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
HoUSES-sALE-MD. (cont.)

$500 DOWN. SIT PER Mo.-Nice p
bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt.;
g. a.-c. heat; / blk to elementary
YorJNc; 4 Al BoWEBs VI 20 Go
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

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Die 6unfen i,nter tpuhtigen Shl1gen,
nelbe Bifen bdrnmerten; $4,000 lol-
len innerbalb SO Stunoen geidmieoet
poroen iein. Sonit ltodte ser SanoeI
unb 8anbel. Im folgenoen Moreen
itiirmte man aue @affenldben, bonn
oie foniglibe 9fiiItfammer (8aroe.
neuble), peIde alte @affen uno Sro-
pbaen entbielt. I'm Sen Yobel in
Sdranfen 81 balten ser unter Dem
Gortpanb, nod @affen 5u iu6en.
pliinoerno in 8ribatbduier einorang,
biloete ii6 i'm 9eu aus oen 8eiben Ser
9iirser cine 8iirgertpebr, tpeIda
&ofaroen nit oen Sarben bon goris
trug uno ii6 Sen Stabtperoroneten
5ur Gerfiigung itelte. 5000 Mann
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&onig ab uno ltellten ii6 nit ibrem
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fiigung.
go bate itb in garis binnen 1peni=
gen Stunoen alles geGnoert, tpGbreno
man in Geriaines nod BON feiner @e=
fabr triumte.
slls i6 om onoeren Gage 5ur BE-
foblenen Stunbe i'm Dell be 8oeuf
erldien, muBte if nod manhe
StunOe marten, bis midi ser @rof
bon slrtois NIT elmer nibtsiagenben
antlport entlieB. Man botte Sen
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geItattete, energil6 gesen oie 9lufitGn=
oil6en por5ugeben; ltatt oelien NOR
bin uno ber gereoet porSen, 1pas
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ten iopiel als moglib obne 8lutper-
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poQte Ser &onig nift perb0ngen
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
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Spit abenos crit fam i6 init mel
ner Meloung nod ESeores. Maior
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logne geritten, UNI sic Yoltenfette al
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terna6t 5uriid. 8ei oem ni6tsiagen-
Sen sluftrag, Sen id ibm Don Mrtois
|meloete, 5udte er ungeouloig bie
Sdultern uno rief: nSaris brooelt
mie Elm Serenfeiiel, uno ba fonlnt
man nit Iol9en 8efeblen, sic 1peoer
sebauen nod geitoden iino! Ser @rof
Irtois fann iett ieinen Namen oui
ser Eroifriptionsliite Ieien, Die offert=
lib i'm Galats Gopal angei6lagen lit :;
8roglie, 8eienbal, 2ambesc unb an
oere iteben audi oarauf. Bieuei6t
babe i6 balo Sic gleihe gbre!"
gei Saeesanbru6 ididte er midi
nit Cen 9efeblen slrtois' on bas
Tegiment Salis-Samaoen, bas ned,
auf oem Glab 2uopis Ky. itanb, una
IAN oen SberIt pon 9eienpal, oeiien
Sruppen Oas Marsfelo beiett bieIten.
Sffi5iere mo Solooten tparen be-
greifli6erlpeiIe miBmutig; benn lie
|laben lid ge5iDungen, @etpebr BEL Sun
oa5uiteben l1nO ii6 bonn Bobel nit
Dem &uf ~Eotriiben" oerb0bnen 81,
laiien.
Calls, Sen i6 trof, tpar ouBer iih.
rGiele Sitf0pfe oeS 8olais GoDol,
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ter an5uboren. Sd fragte, pie ib onl
belten 81 9elenpal aufs Warsfelo ge=
lange, uno man gab mir cine Itarfe
Fatroullle 5ur geoedllng nit. 9tid1t
obne 8efabr fletterten mir iiber bie
nod i'm gau begriffene Bride 2uo=
migs XpI., nelhe bonn Glas 2uo-
migs Ky. iiber sic Seine fiibrt, an
oas anNere l1fer uno erreiGten auf
|llmmegen oas Worsfelo. Gor oen1
Sotel Ser Snpalioen ldrie uno tobtc
cine ungebeure Weni i6enmenge, sic
uon Wtinute 5u Winute anl6ipon. @i.
paren perloren gelpeien, bdtte Tie 1ns
bemerft. Iber Elm alter 'Sergeant aus
Dem Soggenburg fiibrte 1ns 10 ge-
lbidt our6 abgelegene @dB6en unb
5rpiIben @artenmauern, oab es uns
gelang, bas Sotel 81 rmgeben. @ie
i6 lpater borte, er5mang oie Menge,
Don oen SnoaliOen unterItiibt, gerabe
oomals oie Seffnl1ng ser Gore 1lno
erbel1tete $4,000 5linten, obne oaB
ein SduB 5ur Berteioigung oieier
8affenporrdte sefaaen 1pare. Mud sic
&ononen Ser Sroalioen idleppte ser
RObel i'm Srillnpb nit li6.
Baron bon 8elenpal, an Dem ih ae=
l6idt mar, elm geborener Solotburs
ner, bat in Ser Solge nod piel Don lih
reoen ge1na6t. @eil er als elm 8or-
fumpfer oes &onigs lnb als elm 5SeinD
Der neuen Soeen galt, tpar er bitter
gebaBt unb 1purOe lein Same inter
BEN erIten auf oie Brolfriptionsliite
gelett. gta6oem ib linn meine Mel=
oung eritattet, Iaete ser alte Serr:
r8ir iollen Die 0ffentli6en @ebduoe,
tuomoglid obne 8lutpergieBen, i6it-
5en. Sm, oas lit tpenigItens ettpcs.
I11no fann oob nur BEN Sinn baber1,
oaB mir, ungegriffen, @etpalt nit 8e,
lpalt 5uriifpeiien oiirfen. Sd bore TO-
eben, oaB man es allf bie 8a7tille OBJ
seieben bat - offenbar nur in Der
Innabme, man tper6e feline gerteibi-
gung tpagen. Denn 1penn bic 8e.
ldtung lire 4flidt tut, tpdre es
WaBniinn, cine Iolde Seitung an5u-
! 'greifen. Sd femme ben &onnanoan.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
By Betty BeoIe

Candid Shots of the Past Week
Secretary of Defense and Mrs
Marshall having one dance to-
gether at a private party before
taking their leave. It was a foxtrot
and they did it beautifully; the
general looks like good leader
Jerry Hill in a dream evening
gown, the only one of its exact
design in the world. Made by
Fontana in Rome, it is of white
organdy entirely covered with ruff
fles of embroidered organdy and
Of white lace centered
with tiny white sequins. When
Jerry got it in Rome, actress
Irene Dunno wanted one like it
but couldn't have an exact copy
of the original so settled for a
similar one and agreed not to
wear 1t in the East. Jerry has no
of taking hers out to the
West Coast so all is well. When
the two dresses were finished they
modelled them together at the
fashion house.
The lovely looking Lady Rowan
saying how sad she was at the
Of leaving Washington.
On loan by the British Treasury
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Exclusively Yours
Pictures OF People in the Capitals Passing Party Porode
Gen. Vaughan Finds the Ideal Hotel in Fort Louderdoe

Embassy on May for the benefit
of Holy Trinity School in George
town. Ambassador Mauricio Na-
buco, who returns from Brazil on
Thursday, will sponsor the color
full to-do and Nine. Danton
Coelho, wife of the Brazilian Sec
retary of Labor and Commerce
and chairman of the Labor Party
that put in President Vargas, will
supervise the sending up of all
kinds of Brazilian products to be
sold. American-born Josephine
Araujo, chairman of the bazaar,
is the connecting link between
Holy Trinity and the embassy. Her
husband, Guilherme Araujo, has
been here for Is years as Assistant
Commercial Counselor for Brazil.
Nine. Mello- Franco, wife of the
Brazilian Minister, is honorary
chairman.
Lord and Lady Tedder are back
from their visit south that took
them, among other places, to Ha-
vana where they stayed in the
Bill Pawleys' house. This house
was the chief regret Of Mrs. Paw
ley upon leaving Havana when the
Ambassador was made Special As
sistant to Secretary of State
AcheSon. They got 1t last year,
had it remodeled and gradually
furnished to their excellent taste,
Handicapped the garden with Mrs.
Pawley doing the planting herself
got it all done to perfection
and were in 1t only three weeks
in its complete state when they
had to leave it. Mrs. P. is not
sure she has the heart to go
through that whole routine again
up here.
Swedish Air Attache and yacht
owner, 1t. Col. Herbert de Schin-
kel. will give dance in his new
house at 4437 Cathedral avenue
on the 31st The former Girls
tina Michels and husband Jim
Tencher are cooling over their first
an 8 pound, 3 ounce boy, born
last Wednesday at George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-03-19

Ito the British diplomatic service,
Sir Leslie Rowan was sent here 16
months ago to become Economic
Minister at the British Embassy.
Now his job is done and it looks
as though they will be saying
goodbye to this city, that adopted
them with such alacrity and dis
patch, about the end of May. They
have been awfully popular with
Capital society that found them
freshly charming, interested and
intelligent. Sir Leslie's successor
has not been named.
The Hugh NicolsonS staging q
big cocktail party at the Chevy
Chase Club Friday afternoon to
say goodbye to all their Washing
ton friends at one gay to-do. They
are moving to Wilmington to live.
Helen Macondray checking into
town in clipper mood after two
months absence. She had two
weeks in San Francisco and six
glorious weeks with her daughters,
Tucky and Carter Randolph, two
Dillingham; sons in law and
grandchildren in Honolulu.
4
Mrs. Randall Hagner left today
in an adventuresome mood for a
trip out west and said she didn't
know when she'd get back. She
took off at 1890 by plane - her
very first trip in the air - to fly
to Tucson, AriZ., where she'll visit
her daughter Bella and son-in law
Eugene Martin. From there she'll
60 to La Jolla and Santa Barbara
for a while and stop again at Tue
son on her way back. Outside of
being scared to death about her
first venture into the air, all was
well when she left.
The Fort Lauderdale Publicity
Bureau has sent us a card that
reeks. methinks with charm. It
states that Maj. Gen. Harry
Vaughan has been registered there
at Escape Hotel.
A Good Neighbor Tea and Ea-
zaar will be held at the Brazilian
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Noted Britons To See PIov

The opening performance OF
Christopher Fry's THE Lady's Not
for Burning" tonight will find a
goodly contingent of British no
tables in the audience when the
Theater Guild presents John Giel-
gud and Pamela Brown, we'll
known British artists.
The British Minister and Mrs
Christopher Steel will give an aft
er-theater party with the princi-
pals as honor guests.
Others who will attend the
opening will be Air Marshal Sil
George and Lady Pirie, Sir Leslie
and Lady Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Gore-Booth. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. B. Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Greenhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smith, Mr.. Charles H
Campbell and Miss Shelia Camp
bell.
Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley
will be there as will Gen. and
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Society News
Irish Minister of External Affairs
Honor Guest; Mr.. Gutt to Be Feted

The Irish Ambassador and Mrs
Hearne entertained at a highly
successful party yesterday at the
embassy in honor of their coun.
try's Minister of External Affairs
Mr.. Sean MacBride.
Guests were invited from 5:3(
to 7:30 o'clock, but guests re-
manned much after the closing
hour to enjoy the gracious hospi-
tality for which the HearneS are
noted.
1t was a farewell to the Wash
ington scene for Mr.. MacBride
for he left shortly after the func-
ton for New York. Soon he will
be vending his way toward the
Emerald Isle.
The reception was the first large
party the Hearnes have given
since they took possession OF
Westover, the estate of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover at
Massachusetts, and Nebraska ave-
nueS. The place was original J
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover whose winter home was at
1703 K street. The house in the
past few years has been occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Glover's son-in-
law and daughter, former Neither
lands Minister and the late Nine
van Swinderen. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Carroll Glover, jr., re-
main in their home Orchard Hill
adjoining Westover.
Many of the guests were
awearin' of the green. Members OF
the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick,
the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and the Douglas Hyde Society
were included on the invitation
list. The conversation frequently
was reminiscent of the ST. Pat
rick's Day festivity of the Society
of Sons of Ireland'S Patron Saint
The program will be repeated this
Evening star., 1951-03-19
THE EVENING STAR BIB
Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1851
Emily


A golden wedding anniversary
couple ask this question: We'll
soon be married so years but as
we have no children we wondered
whether we could have a regular
celebration. If not, could we at
least announce this special ami
versary on a gold-lettered card
and send this to friends and rela-
tives?"
OF course you can celebrate
your golden wedding in any way
that your hearts dictate. The fact
that you have no children need
not be any barrier. The party for
this occasion would be an after
noon tea or evening at home. You
can also send out announcements
printed in gold to friends and
relatives who live too far away to
come to your party.
Dress "OptionoI"
Dear Mrs. Post: What kind Of
dress should be worn to q spring
dance to be held in the grand ball
room of a large New York hotel?
The tickets state that dress is
optional.
Answer: Correctly, at this sea-
son of the year the man will wear
tuxedo. A few will come in tail
coats. And I am sorry to say that
many men will come in business
suits. The lady may wear eve
ming dress or afternoon dress. One
definite rule, however, exactS that
she shall not wear evening dress
when accompanied by a man in a
business suit.
Orgondy in April
Dear Mrs. Post: Would April
be too early for the bride and
her attendants to wear organdy
dresses, and the men in the we'd
ding white dinner jackets?
Answer: In a. northern climate.
April would be too early for white
dinner jackets. But the organdy
dresses are possible since the gen.
C1OuO du1Ou4lI VI u1dGCI1dl uScQ III
the typical bride and bridesmaids
dresses would prevent their SEEM
ing unseasonally flimsy.
Cont Afford Block
Dear Mrs. Post: What is the
family to do about wearing black
at the funeral when they can't
afford to get black clothes?
Answer: They choose the least
conspicuous ones they have. The
men at least should wear black
ties.
Are you in doubt about the
appropriate gift for a fourth
1Oedding anniversary? Mrs. Post
is sorry she cannot dnst1er per-
Sonal mail, but le1fet E-7,
"Wedding Anniversaries" in
cludeS list of anniversary gifts
and suggestions for parties. To
obtain copy, send 10 cents in
coin to her, care of The Euening
Stqr, Post Office Boz SO, Station
G, NeD York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Engagements
Announced
.ilIioms-Hepner

lVHsIomS-HSP
Col. and Mrs. Virgil Henry VIII
liams, jr., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Jacqueline
Amy to Mr.. William Sanford Hep
Iner, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hepner. Both families live in
Bethesda.
Miss Williams has been q mem
ber of the New York City Ballet
for three seasons.
Mr.. Hepner attended the Uni
versity of Maryland and received
his B.A. degree last June. He is
now associated with Trans World
Airlines.
The wedding is planned for
early April.
| Keelon- Keone
The engagement of Miss Honore
Charles Keelan to Mr.. Thomas r.
Keane II, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keane of this city, has been an
Inounced by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Keelan.
The bride-elect graduated from
Holy Name Academy and Mr..
Keane is a graduate of George
town University, and is now serv-
ing with the United States Coast
Guard.
The wedding will take place this
spring.
FinIey-MoIoeo -AIbo
The engagement of Mrs. Maria
Somerford Finley to DR.. Aurelio
Malaga-Alba of Lima, Peru, was
announced Friday at the reception
held at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Finley is employed at the
Department of State. and DR..
Malaga-Alba is with the Pan
American Sanitary Bureau of the
World Health Organization.
The wedding will take place In
the near future.
Towes -Reighord
Miss Jane Tawes' engagement
to Mr.. Dean Houston Reighard is
announced by her mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Tawes of Arlington, Va.
Mr.. Reighard is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Reighard.
Miss Tawes is a student nurse
at Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Reighard attended Shepherd
College, Shepherdstown. w. Va.
The wedding will take place
upon Miss Tawes' graduation.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Milk Fund Benefit

The annual benefit for the milk
fund of the City Wide Group
of the Ladies of Charity will be
given this evening in the May
flower Hotel. The players of the
Society of the Friendly Sons Of
st. Patrick will give their
eighteenth annual musical play,
written by Mr.. Thomas w.
Brahany and accompanied by
Sidney's Mayflower Orchestra. The
entire proceeds will be used for
the milk fund for undernourished
children irrespective of race or
creed and Mrs. James E. Coli
flower has charge of tickets.
The long list of boXholders in
Evening star., 1951-03-19

evening for the benefit Of the
Ladies of Charity Milk Fund.
There were a large number of
diplomats and officials of the
State Department including those
having to do with the affairs of
Ireland. And the clergy also was
well represented, the group in
cluding the Rev. William ]. Nc
Donald and the Rev. Joseph F.
Thorning and the Apostolic Dele
gate, the Most Rev. Amelto Gio-
vanni Cicognani, who earlier had
been host at luncheon honoring
the Irish official.
Invited to the Apostolic Dele
cation for the luncheon were the
Secretary of External Affairs, Mr..
Sean Nunan, former Minister to
Washington; Senator Joseph c.
O'Mahoney, Senator Herbert r.
O'Conor, Judge Matthew F. Nc
Guire, Judge Edward M. Curran,
the Counselors of the Irish En-
bassy, Mr.. Hugh c. McCann and
Mr.. Joseph D. Brennan; former
Secretary of the Navy James F.
Sullivan and former Presidential
Secretary Joseph Tumulty. Msgr.
Howard Carroll and members of
the delegation staff completed the
company.
ForeweIl Porty
Mr.. Camille Quit, who is retir-
ing as managing director and
chairman of the board of execu-
tive directors of the International
Monetary Fund, will be given a
farewell party this evening at the
Carlton Hotel from 4::30 to $50
o'clock.
Mr.. Quit will receive members
of the board and staff individually
and then will say a few words of
farewell. A sterling silver water
pitcher and a tray, inscribed with
a facsimile of Mr.. Quits sigma
ture and an inscription, will be
presented to the honor guest.
Evening star., 1951-03-19

Mrs. Everett S. Hughes, Gen. and
Mrs. Stanley L. Scott, Gen. and
Mrs. John N. Greeley, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lawrence Houghtel-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Fin
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Belin.
1t. o. N. A. Cecil will also en-
tertain a box party, his guests to
include Hon. Ardyn Knollys, Miss
Mary Emma Steel, Capt. and Mrs.
H. c. Lyddon and Mr.. Kenneth
Pridham.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
MissLonerqun
IS Bride-Elect

OF much interest is the an
nouncement made by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Alexander Gilchrist of the
engagement of their niece, Miss
Mary Lee Lonergan, to Mr.. Duane
Strawbridge. son Of Mrs. Myrtle
Knox Strawbridge of Washington,
and Mr. William j. Strawbridge
of Oklahoma City.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of the late Senator from Connecti-
cut and Mrs. Augustine Lonergan
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Nancy De Mowby Weds r. c. Lee

Miss Nancy De Mawby, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De
Mawby of Belle Meade, Va, be-
came the bride Saturday of Mr..
Robert Carl Lee. son of Mr.. A. w.
Lee of Westmorland Hills, in the
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church.
Evening star., 1951-03-19

cludes Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Becke, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Collif1ower
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Diamond, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Forbes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Kane, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Maloney, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard j. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Remon, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Salkeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stohl-
man, Mrs. Walter Distler, Mrs
George H. O'Connor, Mrs. Lewis
A. Payne, Mrs. Robert Quirk. Mrs.
Louis Stricter, Mr.. Michael Cal
nan, Mr.. Edward H. Johnson. Mr..
Leo May, and Mr.. Joseph Tumulty
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Miss Burkey Bride

Miss Joyce Thelma Burkey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
E. Burkey, became the bride yes
terday afternoon Of Mr.. James
Gordon Wilmington, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington of Kan
napolis, N. c.
The ceremony was performed in
the chapel of Mt. Vernon Place
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The Rev. Edward G. Latch Off
ciated and the bride was given in
marriage by her father. Mrs.
Charles J. Burns, sister Of the
groom, was matron Of honor, and
Mr.. Harry De Mawby, brother Of
the bride, was best man.
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EoebeI-Jones Ceremony Held

Mr.. and Mrs Norman Edwin
Foebel will make their home in
Sherman, Tex. after a honey
moon trip. Mrs. Foebel is the
former Miss Roberta Champion
Jones, daughter of Mrs. Samuel
Miletus Jones of Falls Church.
The National City Christian
Church was the scene of their
wedding on March II, DR.. J.
Warren Hastings officiating. The
bride was given in marriage by her
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uncle, Mr.. Harry Patton Jones
Mrs. Victor Callahan was the
brides attendant and Mr.. Leo
Goodwin was best man.
Mrs. Foebel graduated from
Austin College. Tex, and Mr..
Foebel. son of Mrs. James C.
Heck of Pittsf1eld, ILL.,, is a gradu-
ate of Indiana University.
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of Hartford and Washington. Her
maternal grandparents were the
late DR.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Waters of this city. She attended
George Washington University.
Mr.. Strawbridge, formerly OF
Dallas, attended the University of
Texas and was graduated from the
Merchant Marine Academy at
Kings Point, Long Island. During
World War II he served as an
officer in the Merchant Marine
He now is associated with the
United States Chamber of Com
merce.
The wedding will take place May