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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
WOMAN'S WORLD
WOMANS World
Use Courage Choosing Rug Color
To Set Right Keynote to Rooms
Nv EYfiA HALEY
By ErttA Haley

THE BASIC FOUNDATION Of any
4 room IL the carpet or rug color
which IL used 70 set the color key.
note for the room. There are many
women who show . great deal Of
courage In choosing colorful wear.
ing apparel, and yet they are often
very timld shout using the same
courage In the selection Of . carpet
color.
There was q time when the solid
virtues Of taupe, gray or medium
green carpet were considered the
backbone Of any decorative scheme
These we're good, conservative col.
ors that went with everything
Somewhat later homemaksFs dis.
covered that good conservative col.
ors might be completely out Of step
with the rest Of the room In many
cases eonVeptional colors srs nsi.
Their fun 70 live with. nor do they do
anything for . room other eol0rs.
some Of the newer textures 80 we'll
- the general handling Of the rugs
now can be- the foundation for many
charming rooms which best express
the kind Of living tho family wants,
Gray. green and beige. along with
rose. are Etill popular. These are
basic eolorS but n their use Is used
10 emphasize . decorative scheme.
they are IDEAL.
Then. too. for rooms IN which the
basic eolors do not ~ there are
new ones. eolors that are crisp.
sharp and even some which are
downright bold, Occasionally an off.
color 10 just the thing which you
need 10 dFAmAtiEs the furnishings
and make them more interesting.
Astonishing combinations make
some Of the new rugs and carpets
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
LYNN SAYS:

Prst;ier than a picture IS hat
pineapple sliced lenEihWise fro,s
which the pineapple has been cut
and eubed, mixed with sliced
oranges and fresh strawberries De.
tore returning to the she'll
Fn canned peach halves Sr,n
fresh or frozen berries and serve
u watcrcreS nests You can whip
some raspberry Jelly into the may.
onnaiSs for the dressing tor tina,
special touch.
BRAID nuts added to mullins make
them rich and chevy Oue.half cup
" even slightly less Of the nuts.
chopped. can be added before the
liquid is mixed with the dry lngrsdr.
eutS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

OibsvJ SiirSsIirs EITb isNiS's ,sis'Ht
old reliable color. has been sup
planted to . great extent by these
other shades which have more char.
Actsr and appeal
Traditional Carpets
show Innovations
Another OF the basic rug coiorS.
gray. IL now seen SO much varied
a. 70 be an almost different color
A gray rug may be anything from
pale oyster 20 deep charcoal One Of
the most exciting innoya atoms In the
new color palette Is black and
white combination IN stripes, tweed
mixtures or Suppled or splatterdash
effects.
Equally high IN fashion Is
creamy white, black and tete de
neRrs combination TO give . very
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Georgia Gibbs has the best Of
them all. especially by a woman,
and Tony Martin, the best by a
male. They could be right. Here
are this columns opinions by those
in its record shop:
The best dancing version to the
tempo Of the tango is by Mr.. B.
(MGM. yes. Billy Eckstine! The
singing Is relaxed, but does not
show the feeling displayed in Miss
Gibbs version. Most passionate
il the one by Toni Ardon
CColumbia).
Probably the most unique treat
ment is the one by Louis Arm
strong CDeccaD. There are some
others, but those listed above are
the ones you are most likely to
remember when you think Of a
Kiss of Fire"
SPINNING A FEW
Often when you just sit and
listen while spinning a few discs,
you forget about the music until
an unusual sound arrests your
attention. One record that Is likely
to do that for any listener Is
Until The Real Thing Comes
Along" by Billy Bum and his
Buddios Cvictorl. Here is a singer
with an unusually high voice sing
ing an old standard in a somewhat
weird fashion. This arrangement
Is unlike any other version you
may have heard Of the tune. II IL
backed by That's When Your
Heartaches Begin"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
what 10 Consider
In Buying Carpets

Although you do not expect 10
have the floor covering OF your
rooms 10 set the character. II must
agree with your other furnishings
so that q handsome background 10
created Rugs or eArpeting awe .
room . certain expreASiVencss and
this must not conflict with the effect
that furnishings give,
One OF the main problems 10 settle
first II whether the room should be
covered completely with carpeting
or whether smaller rugs are best,
Small rooms can always be given
q spacious treatment n the rooms
have wall 10 wall carpctlnK In this
case the same carpetinR Is used In
all the rooms except bathroom and
Kitchen. OF course. 50 that a unity
Ia carried out.
Naturally. one would not put In
wall.to-wall cArpeting unless the
home Il ones own. az rs too ex.
pcnSive an Investment However. II
the home IL not owned, similar
rugs can be used In all the rooms.
wall'to-wan cArpeting permits O
good covering for floors which are
not In good condition II can be made
to III irregularities In rooms, such
az bay windows. and thus help hold
! the room together by not separating
| them from H.
A very pleasing. slightly formal
effect, Just the opposite OF scatter
rugs. can be created with the use u
wallto,wan carpcttng, and even with
similar carprttnR though Il doesn't
come quite TO the wall
Any rugs bought should be Of tho
regulation sizes 50 they will ~
In any room 10 which you may
move.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

haN@s bNNPatN1s
Nodded salads for either salad or
main course can be made In I'D.
vance. FIN these In with ready pre-.
pared meats. cheese, relishes, and
your sntree IL complete.
Here's q rich and spicy ham
mousse which 10 appealing and
nourishing when served with slices
Of canned eorncd beef and chilled
Vienna SauSAEeS:
DeVIlsd Ham Mousse
tBeFVes o.
! envelope uhflAVOred gelatin
y cup cold water
u cup mAyOnnAlae
Z J-OunCe cans deVIled ham
~ teaspoons grated onion
y cup chopped celery
y cup chopped green pepper
y cup chopped sweet pickles
Soften gelatin In cold water: dis
solve over hot water Blend mayor
nalse with deviled ham. onion, cell
cry, green pepper and pickles, Stir
In dissolved gelatin. Pour mixture
into pint mold; chill until firm. Tn
mold and Rarnlsh with salad greens.
Surround with chilled Vienna Sau.
saEeS and slices Of canned corned
beef.
Even though you're serving q cold
entree. rs nice 10 have . hearty
cream soup aS beginning for the
meal Canned varieties will make
this very simple matter. Serve
crusty rolls along with II and pass q
ig tray Of rclishcs with II. incIud.
ing olives. pickles. radishes. celery,
green onions and carrot sticks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

lightly onto crisp. shredded greens
Top with salad dressing. GarnlSh
with sliced picked beetS. radiShes
or tomatoes.
Here's Q novel way to prepare
salmon steaks which are delightful
when served with Q tart mayonnaiSs
or egg sauce:
Cold salmon Steaks
Put about V inch water In the
bottom Of 9 large frying pan or
kettle, Sprinkle salmon steaks with
salt and pepper, Wrap each steak
in q sheet Of aluminium foil and
place In pan with water. Bring 70
a boil then turn heat down so waite,
SINNERS. Cover and let simmer foI
about 10 minutes Remove wrapped
steaks and dry on paper towel Chill
in foil in refrigerator. Serve vita
an egg slice and mayonnaiss or
egg sauce.
A seaiood salad makes Q salts.
tying luncheon especially u accom-.
panied by an exciting dressing.
Why not try some cooked shrimp
which has been placed on q bed OF
endive or lettuce Top the shrim;
with sliced, hRrd.cooked egg. Serve
with the following sauce which Is
very pretty served In lemon halves
which have been scooped out. CSavs
the juice from the pulp for otEs
uses such a. lemonada)
Curry Dressing
For SeAfOOdl
Y cup chill sauce
. tablespoons lemon Juice
Y teaspoon curry powder
y cup mAyonnAlse
Combine all ingredients. blcrGr:
well. Serve In lemon boats.
Tomato Hspic Is q refreshing 80"
for many hearty salads and naH,I
pretty platter, too, Best Of al.
however, Is the fact that It car "
prepared ahead:
Tomato Juice ASpIo
I tablespoon HRfIAyOred geIA.."
y cup cold tomato juice
~ cup boiling tomato juice
I teaspoon grated onion
I teaspoon salt
Soften gelatin In cold tor
juice. To boiling tomato Juice =
onion and salt. then the softer ed
gelatin. Stir until gelatin Is dis
solved. Pour into q ring mold o.
individual molds and chill until ARM
Serve with:
'CSleslAW.RAcon Dressing
tServeS S-0
Z slices bacon
I onlen, finely chopped
I teaspoon salt
! teaspoon sugar
l teaspoon celery seed
. tablespoons vinegar
Y cup mAySnnAiSe
I small head cabbage, shredded
l green pepper. chopped
~ cups corRed beef. diced
Cut bacon into IL inch pieces
Cook with onion In . heavy skill
about 2 minutes Add salt suga.
celery seed, vinegar and mayor.
naise and stir together Pour tn,
mixture over cabbage ard Rrc,
pepper. Serve with tomato aSplc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
RATIN 9 tn Z
r z c O r DS

Quite a stack Of recordings have
piled up on AMP record shelves
since the last Rating the Records"
column was written a couple Of
months ago. J. Henry Randall,
most recent proprietor Of the AMP
record shop. has found the pres
sure Of other activities too great
for him to carry on. for the pre-
sent you have a new reviewer.
In the next few columns, some
old records will be included with
the new. This week. the latest by
Duke Ellington will be introduced
along with this spinners ideas
about various recordings OF the
fervent song. Kiss Of Fro"
LIsTENIN' TO THE DUKE
Duke Ellington has two exciting
new discs that will either
leave you gAsping for more 30
that you may study more fully or
leave you absolutely cold.
For the person who likes some
thing OF a melody in his music,
Strange Feeling" (victor) coupl-
ed with Balcony Serenade" Is
the better disc. For those who en-
Joy the more abstract, "Colora-
tura" and Dancers in Love"
(Cictor) Is the dish.
All four sides came from the
Billy Strayhorn- Ellington compo-
sition. The Perfume Suite" Pos
sibly the enjoyment Of them would
be enhanced II a listener knew
in just what order they should be
played.
Strange Feeling" features the
voice Of Al Hibber. Al Hibber fans
and Duke fans viii be delighted
with the results. Hibber's voice
blends perfectly with the music of
the band almost to the extent
that even those who do not like
vocals would enjoy II. Balcony
Seronade" Is a band number in the
Duke tradition.
William (Cat) Anderson Is spot
lighted In an unusal trumpet solo
in "Coloratura" with a band back
ing that demands penSive listing
and concentration for anyone TO
enjoy II. There is Jazz that de-
mands more than patting Of the
feet To BE- enjoyed.
Even more demanding Is Dan
GERS in Love" This Is a duet with
Duke at the piano and Alvin Rag
lin Jr. on bass After listen to
this number several times this
reviewer Is not sure what he
should say about IL. II may be pos
sible that only two lovers dancing
can capture the true meaning OF
this piece.
Neither OF these two Ellington
records viii b. best sellers any
where except among Dukes fans
They probably viii spend hours
Just chatting about and listening
TO these discs, The time will be
well spent because they probably
viii get at least one new idea with
every new hearing. .
MISS or FIRE
To the worlds many devotees Of
passion secret and otherwise
the current rage, Kiss OF Fire"
ev Lester Allen and Robert Hin,
Is truly . boon, words Of, shall we
say. lust, and even q pretty and
SingAble tune.
You probably have already
heard several versions Of this hit
with those by Georgia Gibbs
Mercury and Tony Martin
Victor played most often.
To most lovers Of pop tunes,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
Week-End PIuns include
Shelves and Pontry
Filled with Quick MeoIs

T IKE TO TAKE II easy on . warm
~ Wsek-end1 us possible TO have
meals almost completely ready In
the refrigerator with some smart
planning WhiSk them out just 9
short time before serving time. add
Q few last minute touches and the
meals reSdyi
To have q weekend that's care
free. simply stock your shelves In
pantry and refrigerator with easy
to.prepars foods such a. meats,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Buffet SAlad
lSeFVea 81
tablespoons 70 enVelOpesJ IN
Favored gelatin
Y cup cold water
cup hot water
v cup lemon Juice
y teaspoon salt
S-Ounce can tomato sauce
y cup mAyOnnAIse OF salad
dressing
v cup chopped celery
. tablespoons chopped green
pepper
Y cup HIeVed cottage cheeae
Soften gelatin In cold water. DIS.
solve In hot water Add lemon juice.
salt. tomato sauce and mRyonnAise.
blend Chill until partially Sc, Pour
Into an oiled ring mold or Individual
molds Chill until firm.
Here's . salad that's improved by
letting Il stand In the refrigerator
for two hours before serving:
MeAEVeGetAble salad
tSeFVes u
cups thin strips cOoked meat
or poultry
v cup cooked peas
Y cup shredded crisp carrot
Y cup diced celery
y cup chopped tart pICkls
y cup FreRCh dressing
y teaspoon curry powder. u
desired
salt
Salad greens
Salad dressing
Pitched beets. TadlShes,
tomatoes
With . fork. combine meat peas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

sauaaReS, fruits.
vegetables. as
sorted bread
and rolls, and
perhaps som .
Fslish eS for
spice. DO Q BIT Of
baking Friday or
early Saturday.
and yOu'n viz
tuaily have your
N "A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

This attractive meat platter tor
bHSy Week-eRds h easily pre-
pared In AdVARCe. aud can leave
time Tor leisure, 4 spicy deViled
ham mousse II In the ccateT Of
the platter. and around u are
plump vienna SaHSaEes and
slices q cOFRcd beef.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Venetian bars In the rug pic
tHFed h . striking example %
what's being done In eaTpetlnE.
Highly decorative, II combines
. ThythmIcAI arrangement %
bars reminiscent sf . cattle
brS nd, In olive. avocado and
P0meETahAite against . Bubby
twist ground. FiIckeFs 81 lighter
gray give depth and perspective
10 the design. Made Oi Q blend
Of wOOI and maR-made fiber. II
IL an excellent chOfce for . for
NAL modern dining EOOm OF
living room.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
New Treatments
Give Fresh L0ak

WV NaAuth NNN eNVlNNNh W NNIh'
blning certain coiorB which have not
been used together. There II. Of
course. infinite variation In this
and II makes possible fascinating
schemes.
All Of the new eolOrs are bold or
high shades, Take. for example, the
nut coloFs. These may vary any
where from black walnut to q just
otf.whits Brazil nut meat tone Sun
and earth tones are used often TO
give q new look 10 stald beige rugs.
There are two distinct schools %
thought IN the matter Of beige col.
orInEs; cool, light and clear tones
are used IN some. while In others
warm. sunny pink 10 the FREEDOM.
Inant eoloFinG. This latter 10 some.
times dsspened 90 that In the end
the result 10 . true terra Gotta
shade.
Sometimes combinations Of both
the very DARK nut colorS and the
light airy shades ere combined TO
give the carpet . fresh, new look.
Cocoa. mocha. fur and coffee
browns, all Of them luxurious and
rich. are important carpet colora,
Greens are both varied and pop
ular this year. A lovely blue spruce
green Ia one Of tho leaders In this
group Of eolorinEs Yellow green's
which include both the pale and
deep olive tones, avocado and .
Light spring green are 10 be found
IN the solid color carpctings Al
well as IN accent Colors
For those who find that the deep.
dark shades are most appropriate
for their decorative scheme. the
DARK forest and pasture land green's
are excellent Medium green. the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

that makes q
good item TO
prepare In ad.
vance Plan TO
serve along with
II some shrimp
or crab me at
ahlaA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Chilled salmon steaks Tor the
weekend car be prepared 10
advance simply by seasoning
them and wrapping In aluminium
fell, then SImmerinE for 10 mIu-
sites. Rs-WrHpped. they can then
Be- chilled until serving time.
Egg slices and WeII-seasOned
mayOnnaIss are excellent 40
compartments.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Urban Leagues industrial rela-
tons department, serves the Coun-
ell as field secretary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06
carrot, celery. pickle, French dress.

ing, curry pow.
der and salt. Use
q light touch
Cover and keep
In the refriE-
orator about two
hours. for chill
Ing and blending
navors. s o o n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-06

Here's another main dish salad
Evening star., 1952-11-24
SATURDAY

Turkey TurnoDerS Crazy
Cider Apple Salad Date Pudding
Evening star., 1952-11-24

Fillet OF Sole Broccoli
Acorn Squash Carolina Spoon Bread
Ernif Cun
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Leftover Turkey
Makes Entrees

You probably feel that you car
never eat turkey again-in any
form. But. to hold down the foot
budget to reasonable proportions
you'll have to. So the best thing
to do is make the most of it.
Here's o suggestion from the
Chinese:
Saute u cup of sliced green
onions in a couple Of tablespoons
of butter. When the onions wilt
add u cup Of canned water chest
nuts, sliced; tablespoon OF
chopped crystallized ginger: and
2 cups Of cooked turkey meat, cut
into cubes. Fold in / cup of sour
cream. season with salt and pep
lper, and just heat through.
A new twist on Turkey Tetraz-
rini" is this one:
First make a sauce with "a cup
each of flour and butter, cup OF
turkey stock. l cup of cream and
u cup of white wine. Add 2 cups
of diced cooked turkey. 2 cups OF
cooked elbow macaroni and IL cup
Of sliced ripe olives. Put all into
a buttered baking dish. top with
buttered crumbs and grated Par
mesan cheese. Bake in a mod
crate oven until the top is nicely
Drowned.
Another idea-Turkey pancakes
Fill thin pancakes with minced
cooked turkey that has been mixed
with thick cream sauce or SOUL
cream. Roll up and place on 6
baking dish. Top with a mixture
of cup of mayonnaise and 2 egs
whites, beaten stiff. Brown in the
oven.
Then there is cooked turkey
minced fine. and mixed with heavy
cream. Heat through. pour ovel
slices of toast, and top each serv.
ing with a poached egg-just a!
you would on corned beef hash
Simple, but delicious.
Fried eggplant slices may be
used as a base for slices of turkey
topped with slices of sauteec
sweetbreads. Hollandaise sauce i.
best with this one.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Tri DeItus Set
Party Tomorrow

The Washington Alliance Of
Delta Delta Delta Sorority will
celebrate Tri Delta founders day
with q banquet at Z pm. tomor-
row at the Walter Reed Officers'
Club.
The Alliance has invited men,
.bers and pledges of the Alpha Pi
Chapter at the University Of Mary
land.
Miss Upton Stringer Of the
Maryland University Chapter, will
be the guest speaker. She will
discuss her recent trip to Europe
with the USO.
Members Of the banquet COM
Imittee include Mrs. Robert e. Ca.
hill. chairman. Mrs. Robert r.
Cutting and Mrs. Norman Brown.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

They're so good you have to have "just one more."
WEDNESDAY
Veal Outlets Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Corn Cole Sl1U
Prune Riches Coffee
Prune Riches.
cup pltted cooked prunes "a brown packed
"a cup granulated q cup sifted a-purpose -four
teaspoon grated lemon "a teaspoon salt
tablespoon lemon juice "a cup shortening (pat buter)
112 rolled oats
Chop prunes combine with lemon rind juice
cook and stir low heat until thick Cool
sugar -four salt and shortening until crumby Put half of mix
ture bottom OF creased 8inch firmly
Spread with pune mixture and with remaining
ture Pat lightly into filling Bake in moderate
IS to 40 minutes. until lightly Drowned
THURSDAY.
Pork Roast SiDeet Potatoes
Glazed Onions Waldorf Salad
Lemon Sherbet
Glazed Onions.
l2 small onions peeled Few grains salt
u teaspoon accent tablespoons butter
a cranberry jelly
Put onions in boiling sated add accent Cook
until firmly tender
place in jelly with pour
onions add salt and butter Cover Bake moderately
375' F) about turning
quenty they glaze evenly will thcken onions win
be fully tender. Makes to servings. BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Knives Group
Slate Dinner

Mrs. Elizabeth Draper, assistant
principal of Hine Junior High
School, will be the guest speaker
at a dinner meeting of the XII
Wives. Eastern Branch. to be held
at $50 pm. tomorrow in Allison's
Little Tea House. Arlington.
Mrs. Allie C. Thompson, presi-
dent, will preside. Mrs. David
Crouch is in charge Of dinner
arrangements.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Leprosy Relief Organization
ToHeur Medical Missionary

The Washington Auxiliary OF
the American Leprosy Missions
will hold its semiannual ingath-
ering of funds for leprosy relief
tomorrow from 1890 am. to $3.50
pm. in the Mount Vernon Place
methodist Church.
A highlight of the all-day meet
ing will be an address at 11:10
am. by DR.. George w. Harley,
medical missionary of the Meth
odist Church in Liberia, Africa,
who is in this country on furlough.
DIR. and Mrs. Harley went to
Liberia in 1925 to become pioneer
missionaries in a village far in the
interior.
DR.. Harley opened his medical
practice on the screened porch of
IA mud hut by asking each of his
patients to provide one chicken
in payment of services, which
would entitle the patient to medi-
cal care for two years. Today. at
least $4,000 natives in a 100-mile
radius of his clinic have this type
Iof paid-up health insurance.
In addition to his medical work
DR.. Harley has developed a tile
and brick factory, and a sawmill
and has taught African boys how
to use them.
For outstanding service to the
people of Liberia" DR.. Harley has
been decorated by the Liberiar
government. He is an associate ir
anthropology at the Peabody Mu-
scum at Harvard University.
Following DR.. Harley's address
the, Rev. Willard G. Purdy. minis.
ter of the First and Central Pres
byterian Church of Wilmington
Del. will conduct noon-day de-
votions. Mrs. Margaret BarnwelI
will be soloist.
Another missionary to Africa
Mrs. Margaret Nealy, will ad-
dress the group after the ingather-
ing Of Leper Relief funds. Mrs
Evening star., 1952-11-24

Carolina Spoon Bread.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Luncheon Tomorrow

Mrs. w. Meade Fletcher, Mrs
Irving Brotman, Mrs. Stephen p
Burke. Mrs. John p. Floyd, Mrs
Russell B. Long and Mrs. John
M. Lynham will entertain men,
bers of the Charles N. Crittenton
Circle Of the Florence Crittenton
Home at luncheon tomorrow at
the home Of Mrs. Fletcher at 1915
31st street NV.
Mrs. James A. Murray, presi-
dent of the Circle, will preside at
"a business meeting after the
luncheon.
Among members expected tc
attend are: Mrs. w. F. Weigester
Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman, Sonora
de Mora, Mrs. Tom Clarke, Mrs
Marion Boyer. Mrs. Jack o. Cor
rie, Mrs. Hugh Fullerton, Mrs
Jesse M. Donaldson. Mrs. George
E. Muth. Mrs. Jackson c. Davis
Mrs. James A. Murray, Mrs. Rob-
ert Guggenheim, Mrs. Morris w
Bush, Mrs. Gerard Smith, Mrs
Joseph E. Casey. Mrs. Edward
Falck, Mrs. Leslie Biffle. Mrs
Robert La Baron. Mrs. Albert Y
woodward and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis
Evening star., 1952-11-24

|Nealy has served at the Metet
Leprosy Colonies, Metet. West
Africa.
At the luncheon following the
noon-day devotions, Miss Jear
Black, recently returned missionary
from India. will be guest speaker
The morning session will in
clude a memorial service for Mrs
Paul Armentrout, conducted by
Mrs. Carl B. Seeds. During the
service the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church will make a gift Of money
in Mrs. Armentrout's memory.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Arch Hall Open

Mrs. Everett Lommasson. owner
of Arch Hall. the historic home
of Nellie Custis, was to open her
famous home to the Delta Gamma
Alumnae of northern Virginia to-
day.
Arch Hall was moved from its
former Alexandria site to a loca-
tion near Gunston Hall.