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Organized Bible Glasses

Glass will meet at 9:30 am. to-
morrow. The lesson period will
be given over to the election Of
officers and a good attendance is
requested. The Forum Bible Glass
will meet at S:45 am. tomorrow
with the Rev. William r.. Wright
continuing his discussions on
why ! Am a Protestant" The
Susanna Wesley Glass will meet
at 10 am. tomorrow and will be
taught by Mrs. Broadus B. Wright.
Members of this class will be
hoStesSes at the pm Sunday
coffee hour for visitors, which will
be held in the church parlor..
The Burial Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church meets at GAS am.
tomorrow when Representative
Bryson of South Carolina will
present the lesson. At the regu-
lar business meeting held at 8
pm. Tuesday, March IL, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for
the next fiscal year: Rhoda Nc
Carrell, president; Mary Ruth
Tindal, first vice president; Inez
Crater, second vice president;
Mrs. Nellie P. Acton, third vice
president: Kate Hammill, record
ing secretary; Edith Aldridge,
corresponding secretary; Edith z.
Miller, treasurer: Mrs. Nancy
Burkhardt. editor. Group cap
tains: Mrs. Frances jackson, Cap
itol; Mrs. Blanche Marshall.
Cathedral: Eula Adams, Lafay-
cite; Mrs. jeanette Hamet, Old
Dominion; Mrs. Nora G. Kohler,
Piney Branch: Jessie Blaine, Po-
tomac; Maude Darracott, Rock
Creek, and Mrs. Laura Inman,
Woodbridge. Mrs. Clarence w.
Crawford, wife of the pastor, will
conduct the installation service
for the newly elected officers on
Sunday morning, May 4.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Glass of the
Ninth Street Christian Church
will meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow
and will be taught by Mrs. Claire
Colsten who will speak on
Lydia" The monthly class
meeting will be held at 8 pm.
Friday at the home of Janet and
Ray Letner. 80 Fifteenth street
NE.
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Kersten to Be Speaker
AT Club Breakfast

Representative Kersten. Repub-
lican, Of Wisconsin. will be guest
speaker at an annual family
communion breakfast of the No
tire Dame Club Of Washington al
10 am. tomorrow in the Hotel
Hamilton. Fourteenth and K
streets NV.
A mass win be held for mem
bers and their families at Q am
in st. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tenth street between r and G
streets NV. The Rev. Vincent j
McCauley. superior OF the Holy
Cross Foreign Mission Seminary,
Catholic University, will be the
celebrant.
Guests at the breakfast will in
clude the Rev. Philip M. Hannah,
chancellor Of the Washington
Archdiocese. and the Rev. Ramon
Dinardo. assistant director of ed
ucation Of the archdiocese.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 22. lAH2
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Dr.. Tubor to Preach
On 'Expectunt Christ

DR.. I. Ralph Tabor, pastor of
Luther Place Memorial Church,
viii preach at both 9 and IL am.
tomorrow on "The Expectant
Christ" in the church. Fourteenth
and N streets NV.
Mrs. Wesley Sadler, a mission
ary of the United Lutheran
Church on furlough from Liberia,
will speak at 6 pm. to a meeting
OF the Young Adult Fellowship.
AT 8 pm. DR.. Tabor will preach
on God and the Souls Desire. o
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Greensboro Pustor to Preuch

The Rev. j. Glenn Flynt, pastor
OF Ranking Baptist Church,
Greensboro, N. c.. will preach at
evangelistic services tomorrow
through Friday in West Hyatts-
vile Baptist Chapel. Ager road
and Jamestown street. Mr.. Flynt
will speak at ii am. and 8 pm.
tomorrow and at 8 pm. each day.
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The Fellow Workers Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will hold its. regular
monthly business meeting and
social at 8 pm. Monday in the
church parlor. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Perry as host and hostess.
The Rustin Couples Class will
meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow when
Chaplain r. Wayne McLain of
the American University will speak
on the Book of Acts. The Graham
Couples Glass at 9:45 am. to-
morrow will have Rev. Milo
Farmer as it's speaker; his subject
will be, "St. Paul-Roman Citizen
and World Traveller" The 24-30
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tCarOl1na Con-
| ference W i'll
| present the les
son.
The Marietta
S m i tn Bible
Glass Of Geor-
g a Ave e n u e
B r a n ch of
Bethany Bap-
tiSt Church will
hold its month
ly business and
social meeting
at & nm M00-
day at the
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DR.. Mccartney Will speck

DR.. Albert J. Mccartney. ao-
wiser on religion in the State
Department. viii be guest speaker
at II am. each Sunday beginning
tomorrow through April 81 in
Sixth Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV.
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Bishop Dun to Confirm Class

The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop Of Washington, will con-
firm a class and preach at IL am.
tomorrow in st. David's Episcopal
Church. Macornb and Klingle
|Streets NV.
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lOtue OI MIS-. !. w. CnlSnOlm, OIL
Quincy street.
The Calvary Mems Bible Glass
of Calvary Methodist Church will
meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow when
DR.. Hugh L. Dryden will present
the lesson.
The Brotherhood Glass of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church will
meet at 10 am. tomorrow in the
classroom with James o. Bruton
as teacher. The Friendly Glass
will meet at 10 am. tomorrow
when r. r. Groomes, a guest
teacher, will present the lesson.
The Young Adult Fellowship
Glass of the National City Baptist
Church meets at 9:45 am. tomor-
row and will be taught by Mrs. j..
Warren Hastings. .
The Dawson Bible Glass for
Women will meet at 9:45 am. to-
morrow. Mrs. Charles K. Dunn,
member of the teaching staff.
will bring the lesson.
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By Dr. Poae Etchison

Trinity Mems Glass Of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet at
$50 am. tomorrow when Rev.
Linwood F. Harris of the North
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THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, D. c. 80
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1852
Miss Vaughan
Is Married I

Miss Jeanne Lowry Vaughan,
daughter Of Mrs. Harry F.
Vaughan of Washington and the
late Mr.. Vaughan. became the
bride November 20 of Mr.. Ed
ward Lee Burch of Petersburg.
Va, at a ceremony in the par-
sonage of the Chevy Chase Metho-
dist Church. The Rev. Homer
Richmond, pastor, officiated.
The bride is graduate of the
Keystone Junior College, La
Plume. Pa, and the Strayer Busi-
ness College here.
Mr.. Burch. the son of Mr.. Ar
thur Nelson Burch of San Diego,
Calf, and the late Mrs. Burch.
is graduate of the Augusta Mill
tary Academy, Fort Defiance, Va.
and the University of Richmond.
The former Miss Vaughan is
employed in the Information and
Publications Office of the Library
of Congress. Mr.. Burch is a news
editor at WMAL.
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miss Edsu|I
NWiI| Marry
| This June

Capt. and Mrs. Warner r. Edsall
of Arlington announce the en-.
|gagement of their daughter. Mar.
garet Katharine, to Mr.. Hugh
Crichtion Edsall, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Preston w. Edsall of Raleigh
N. C.
Both are attending Swarthmore
College from where they will be
graduated in June. Next fall, Mr..
Edsall plans to study at the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary.
Capt. Edsall is the commanding
officer of the U. S. S. Missouri. His
wife is the former Miss Marjory
Hartman of this city. The pro-
spective bridegroom's father is
chairman of the Department of
History and Political Science at
the North Carolina State College
in Raleigh.
The marriage will take place in
June,
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NeWsWonnen
by
Mrs.. Helm

Mrs. James M. Helm was host
ess at luncheon Saturday, enter.
tanning the members of her press
conference. The party was given
in the Women's National Demo-
cratic Club where autographed
photographs of the wives of three
Democratic Presidents, Woodrow
Wilson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt
and Harry S. Truman, are prom
inently hung. Mrs. Helm has
served them all as social secretary
Place cards had photographs of
The Briars, home of the hostess
near Boyce, Va, where Mrs. Helm
spends her summers and the name
was written in the best penman-
ship of White House tradition.
Guests drew numbers and sat
at places bearing those numbers at
the U-shaped table.
Mrs. Helm greeted her guests
in the large drawing room at the
right of the entrance and lunch
con was served in the ballroom.
Before the serving of dessert Mrs.
Helm rose and announced that
II am now establishing The Order
of Baker Fern" Baker fern is used
to decorate the table at all lunch
cons and dinners at the White
House and because there has been
only one or two events in the past
20 years when any other fern
has been used. the women writer's
have been inclined to use it as
a symbol and jest about it. Mrs.
Helm had pretty and graceful
silver basket filed with sprays of
the hardy fern, which she distrib-
uted for keepsakes. Thus the
members of Mrs. Helms press con-
ference have become The Order
Of Baker Fern.
The company yesterday was
limited to those in the press con-
ference with the exception of Mrs.
Helms attractive and efficient
helpers, Miss Edith Rowley, Miss
ida Andrews and Miss Lucille
Killingsworth. who assisted the
hostess in the distribution of the
place cards and numbers.
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tion to the project, say Artini
and Consuelo. their teachers.
Hence. they get quick results.
Already proficient in the rumba,
they are now working on the
tango and will end up by learn
ing the baion which is danced
to "Delicado" and Is the new
rage in Brazil.
United States diplomats at
tending the National War Col
lege course are also invited
with their spouses to attend the
class. All the couples are mar
ried which makes it kind of con-
venient because they are sup
posed to practice S or 10 min
utes daily. On hand every Mon
day night to learn that snaky.
Latin American hip movement.
are Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. L.
Collins. Coils. Harold R. jackson.
w, B. Mann. G. H. Herhart,
D. B. Diehl, T.. c. Davis and
their wives and Capt. and Mrs.
L. E. Richardson. Navy Capt.
and Mrs. J. D. Dubuc, the C. L.
Coopers, the w. N. Adamsons
and so on for so more couples. .
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Dorooon-WiIson

Mrs. Nancy woodward Wilson,
daughter of the late Gen. and
Mrs. John E. Woodward of Wash
ington and Mendon, VT, was mar
ried on November 20 to Mr.. Alex
ander Daragan. son of Mr.. Dmitri
Daragan and the late Mrs. Dara-
gan of Helsingfors. Finland. The
ceremony took place at Briar-
cliff Manor, N. Y, in st. Theresa s
Church. The Rev. Albert Pinch
ney off1ciated.
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Exclusively Yours
New Appointments Predicted Over Capital Dinner Tables:
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Hill Becomes FuIIfedoed Pilot !

via her husbands Greyhound
Bus Line. Last summer while
Arthur was busily engaged as
Republican finance chairman
for West Virginia. Jerry was
frequently alone at their place
near White Sulphur Springs
and boredom threatened. She
had always wanted to learn how
to fly but knew that as long
as her husband was on the
scene his misgivings would rule
out the possibility. so she leapt
at the opportunity while he was
away.
Every good day she whipped
over to the Greenbrier Airport
to take lessons and over a month
ago she got her pilots license,
then she broke the news to Ar
thur. He not only was pleased
over her accomplishment, but
he was willing for his wife to
fly him to Charleston in that
mountainous section in a snow
storm to attend an important
meeting. AS soon as she has
soloed 100 hours he has promised
to present her with her own
Bonanza. Jerry's first official
passenger was Warren Pearson,
chairman Of TWA, who with his
wife Eleanor. spent the week
end of October % with the Hills.
Though there is slight diff
ference between a Piper Cruiser
and what Warren is used to fly
ing around in. he pronounced
Jerry an able flygirl.
The Hills moved back to town
last week but are going back to
White Sulphur for Thanksgiv-
ing.
MiIitory Gets
New Secret Weapon
If you wandered into Fort
Lesley McNair Officers Club to-
night or any Monday evening
and saw 100 people lined up
concentrating with fixed inter-
est on dark-haired man with
an Italian accent, you might
well think you had stumbled
onto something secret. And may
be you had. You might immedi-
ately spot an admiral or two,
a slew of colonels and several
Navy captains, the men totalling
go altogether with an equal
number of women.
If you watched for awhile
you would discover the secret
weapon into whose mysteries
they were being instructed-i.e.,
the rumba. If there is anything
more successful than a Dale
Carnegie course for getting one
into widespread friendly circles,
foreign or domestic in this mod
ern day world, it's probably an
Al rumba. Maybe that's what
Capt. S. w. Anime, who runs
the officers Club. had in mind
when he inaugurated this course
six weeks ago.
So the military decided to get
rhythm. And when the military
decide to do something they
are neither absent nor late like
the ordinary citizen and they
devoted their 100 per cent atten-
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IMr. johnson Coma
lon Florida Visit

Mr.. Jesse Johnson of Arlington
will be Florida bound on his yacht
"The Virginian." He plans to leave
on Saturday and will return tc
Washington for the Christmas
holidays. After the first of the
year, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will
return to Fort Lauderdale for an
indefinite stay.
On Friday. the Johnsons enter
tanned at a cocktail party and
buffet supper at the Washington
Golf and Country Club. Among
the 200 guests were Capt. Hunter
Norton, U. S. NJ, retired, and Mrs.
Norton; State Senator and Mrs.
Charles Fenwick. Representative
elect and Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Sutton. DR..
and Mrs. Theodore Coleman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Franklin Morrison,
Judge and Mrs. Walter T. Nc
Carthy, MIR. and Mrs. Ashton C..
Jones, jr., DR.. and Mrs. Stacy T.
holland and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Olmstead.
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By Betty Beole

Washington Party Talk Indi-
cates:-QD That Winthrop AID
rich may be President Eisen-
hower's special representative to
the coronation of Queen Eliza
beth with the rank. Of course.
of ambassador. This, says cur
rent rumor in officialdom, is
what the head of Chase Nation
al Bank in New York. who is
credited with raising $4,000
daily during the campaign.
wants.
ca That the likely choice for
Ed Miller's successor to the
post of Assistant Secretary of
State for Latin American At
fairs will also live in the house
that Ed currently leases from
Nelson Rockefeller - i. e. the
owner of the house himself.
Off1cials of the Organization Of
American States and the State
Department are saying over the
dinner table that Nelson would
seem to be a. natural, having
headed the Office of Inter-
American Affairs under F. D. r.
and having been up to his ears
since in the development of
South Americas industrial po-
tential. Or maybe, they add,
he would prefer the more i'm
portant job Of Assistant Secre-
tary of State for Economic AZ
fairs which would encompass
Latin American economy as
well as the rest of the world. :.
Washington Society is Pre-
dieting That Jerry Hill will
soon be besieged with requests
to transport her friends from
city to city-and I don't mean
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Miss Ana S. German.
Mrs. Thomas A. German an
nounces the recent marriage OF
her daughter Ana s. to Mr.. VIII
lard Gober of Como, Tex. The
ceremony took place in Graham
Tex.
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The Dancing Class
Will Cause Goyety
Guggenheims' Houseguests in Party
WhirI; Fernondez-DoviIos Visit Here

asked about 30 to drop by for {
drink.
Col. and Mrs. Guggenheim viii
leave tomorrow for their planta.
ton in South Carolina, POGO Sabo
The great interest there is shoot.
ing and on Thanksgiving Day tn.
quail season opens. Vivacious Mrs
Guggenheim has another bee il
her bonnet when thoughts turn tt
the plantation and is becoming
quite interested in beef cattle.
Formerly Here
A party Of reminiscence wa.
given yesterday by Peruvian Sec.
ond Secretary Carlos Alzamora
It was in honor of the former
Peruvian Minister Counselor here
and Sonora de Fernandez-D -Davila
and took place from 5 to z al
the hosts residence.
The Fernandez-Davilas were
very popular when they were here
and their many Washington
friends were sad to flnd that they
were only really passing through
this nations Capital on their way
to new post in the Netherlands.
Following his tour of duty here,
Senor Fernandez-Davila became
his country's Envoy to Paraguay.
At this time the friendship came
about between yesterdays host and
the honorees since Senor Alzamora
served in the Embassy at Asuncion.
Leove Today
This popular diplomatic pair
will leave today for Canada for
another short visit, then on to
the Netherlands where Mr.. Fer
nandez-Davila will head Peru's
mission.
Among those expected were the
Peruvian Ambassador and Sonora
de Berckemeyer, the Ambassador
of Paraguay and Sonora de Boett-
ner, the Ambassador of Uruguay
and Sonora de Mora and the new
Ambassador from Peru to Panama
and Sonora de Aramburu. Senior
Aramburu has been Counselor at
the Embassy here.
Stoff Invites
Others invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert j. Dorr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alben Baker and Senor Casaer
Odria, who is the President Of
Peru's son. He is in this country
studying at Georgetown Univer-
sity.
Fellow countrymen of the hest
who accepted with pleasure were
First Secretary of the Embassy
and Sonora de Nicholson, the
Second Secretary Jose Hernandez
de Aguero. Second Secretary and
Sonora de Gibson, Third Secretary
Ricardo Leguia and Cultural At
tache Espinosa.
Two other late afternoon par
ties yesterday were one given by
Col. and Mrs. Jess Bryan Bennett
and another by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Guy Marcouyeux. Both took
place at the hosts residences. Mr..
and Mrs. Marcouyeux had a spe-
cial reason for theirs since it fol-
lowed the baptism of their son,
Jean Guy, Jr.
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Miss Elaine C. McDOnOugh.
st. Ambrose Catholic Church in
Cheverly was the scene on Novem-
ber Is of the wedding of Miss
Elaine Clare McDonough. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph
McDonough, ST., of Cheverly and
Mr.. George A. Fleishell. jr. He is
the son of Mr.. Fleishell and the
late Mrs. FleiShell.
The Rev. Remigus Fleishell,
uncle of the bridegroom and the
Rev. Ronald j. Fannon officiated
at the ceremony. Following a
reception at the Prince Georges
Country Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleish-
ell left on a wedding trip to Flor
ida. They will reside in Cheverly.
The former Miss McDonough
was graduated from the Notre
Dame Academy here and attended
Maryland University. The BRIDE
groom attended st. Johns College
and st. Bonaventure College. He
served in the armed forces during
the last war.
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Invitations Out

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Presbee
have issued invitations for a
plantation" party Friday eve
ming, November %, when their SO
guests will be mostly close friends
from out of town. The party will
be a costume fete in the period OF
Gone With the Wind" and the
breakfast at midnight will follow
the custom of that period.
Mrs. William Pope Anderson
III, has invitations in the mail
for a buffet supper November 80
in honor of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Monroe Maccloskey. The Mac
closkeys recently came back from
Paris where he has been Air At
tache at the United States En-
basSy.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
By Doisy Sheridan

The first week end in December
will be a gay one for many OF
Washington's first residential
families. The initial session this
season of The Dancing Class will
take place on Saturday the 9Th.
Out-of-towners will arrive and
parties will crop up galore. Down
from New York will come Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Cushing and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas. The
Cushings will stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clagett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas will find a roof over
their heads at Mrs. Sidney Kent
Legare's lovely Connecticut ave-
nue. apartment. Also arriving is
Col. Serge Obolensky.
Dinners Before Donce
Two dinners coming up before
the gala will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander B. Hagner and Mr..
Clarence B. Hewes. The following
evening will find Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dewey entertaining at a
Sunday night supper. Mrs. Dewey
is probably one of the towns best
hostesses and has become well
known for these parties. Food and
conversation always hit peak
close to perfection.
Arriving in town over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Letter, who will undoubtedly be
here for the dance. These parties
have a special meaning to Mr..
Letter and his sister. Mrs. Clagett.
who is the former Nancy Letter.
They were started during the first
World War by a group which in
cluded Mr.. Letter and Mrs.
Clagett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter.
The gatherings took place at
the Letter mansion on Dupont
Circle then and now have travelled
toward the downtown side Of the
circle and are given at the Sui
grave Club.
More Festivities
Other parties coming up are a
luncheon on Wednesday to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j.
Gallagher in honor Of Mrs.
Frances Parkingson Keyes at the
Metropolitan Club, and a cocktail
party by the Roy st. Lewises on
Friday.
A week from today, Mrs. Brad
ley Nash will give a dinner in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Joseph R.
Rollins from Philadelphia way,
and on December S Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney will have q
luncheon.
Lody's Two Titols |
Parties yesterday seemed to
spotlight the houseguests of Col.
and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gotten che is of movie fame) and
a lady with not one but two
titles. She is the Viscountess
BrldpOrt ana the DucneSS OF |
Bronte.
We will call her the Duchess of
Bronte since she and her husband
are now living in Sicily and that
is where the title came from.
They hail from England and the
Sicilian title was passed down to
the Duke of Bronte through Lord
Nelson.
The Duchess of Bronte has been
in this country visiting the Cot
tens and they all came on to-
gether. They leave today and Fri
day the Duchess will sail from
New York to return to Sicily
where the Duke is.
Mr.. Hewes Entertoins
Mr.. Clarence B. Hewes gave a
luncheon yesterday for IL and
the guests included the five from
the Guggenheim household. Later
in the afternoon the GuggenheimS
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Visitinq Abroad

Sailing aboard the French line,
IS. S. Liberte. which left New
York on Friday are Senator ELECT
Mike Mansfield of Montana and
Representative Henderson Lam
ham of Georgia. Also on the ship
are 1t. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler,
U. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Wheeler
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Returns Here

Mr. and Mrs. j. Donald Halsted
have returned to Washington
after spending two and a half
years in East Hampton. Long
Island. They have taken an apart
ment at the Kennedy Warren.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
White Photo,

MISS UIUFId n. WHICt.
The marriage of Miss Gloria
Helen White, daughter of Mrs. Vic.
toria B. White and Mr.. Marshall
E. White, to Sergt. Edward L
King. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
King of Greenwood, S. c.. took
place on November % at st
Georges Syrian Orthodox Church
A reception followed at the Ode
Fellows Hall.
After a wedding trip to Green
wood, S. c.. the couple will live ir
Paris, France.