davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Furniture Reduced

! Two-seetion Loveseot, mod
ern styIe, green fIoroi cover :
I Lounge Choir, down cush-
ions, tufted back and orrns-
! Lounge cheir, groy cotton
i Drop-Ieof Toble, gate leg
STYLE, solid nchoeory
/ Drop-Ieof Extension Toblss
rnohcqony veneer
I Refeesogy Table, magnolia
Junior Dining Set, including o
plastic top toble, ! ufH, chair.
3 side choirs Of hardwood,
BEIGE ---------
I Buffet, oak veneer, Sohoru
sobIe finish, modern style
4 Side Chairs, modern style,
oak veneer, Sohoro soble fin
ish /.
Z Round Dining Tables, oak
veneer, modern style. Sahara
sobIe finish 80
8 Chino Cabinets, solid ma
hoonny, red finish -
I Flower Wall Rack. rcple-
I I-xy Susan. mohooony =
I Mirror, nohoacrty fronne :
I Lomp and Shade
I Stem TcbIe, modern style,
naturol ock :
Z End Tebles, modern style,
blonde n1chooony veneer :
z Cocktail Tchles. GLOSS tops,
modern style, block lacquer on
hardwood finish
l Step Tehie. n1nhooony ve-
neer. GOLD tooled leather top
I SmokodoE. bronze with
chrome top
I Ottoman, tufted top. chor-
tret.se cotton cover
/ Gard Table. plrstie top, rose
z MsfaI Card Tables, cord-
board tcns, rose
s Side chcirs, mohoaony fin
ish or hardwood, green mote
iosse scot
l Solid Mehosany Side Choir,
shield book, rose tapestry seat
! Side Choir, rnohooony ye-
neer, striped cotton scot
WGLFurniture. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Savings from the Nursery

10 Nelveteen Jumpers, sizes
z ond 8 in red and dark blue.
Button back style with sash in
back ck--..----------..-
20 ToddIers' Snowsuits in J.
piece style. Mode Of wind
resistont, ter-repelIent pop
Tia, some with wool Interim
inos. Green, blue and pink,
| to4---- to 4
~ Two-pieee Corduroy coot
Sass with smoking ot top and
notchino bonnets with brinns.
Some have Irish loee trim.
Pink and maize in sizes I. z
ard 3 ~-----
IS Baby Bonnets Of corduroy
and veIveteen. Some with toee
trim in pink, white and blue
I Pink Sotin Down Comforter
witil self corded edges and
l0o9o down filling. Pink satin
with blue bows -
30 Poirs lnfonts' Handmads
Mistsns, all wool. mode in
Belgium in pink, blue. white
I kosederrY kontwet Crib
Maisress, slightly domoeed.
DcubIe-seoled tuftina. inner
sorina construction, cotton felt
filling -
Is bnfonts' knit Suits, oil yir-
oin nylon. Apiece set inciud-
inn leeeinas, sweater cop and
mitfens. Smoll, medium ond
large in noize. white, mint :
Wtd-NurseY Corner. Fourth
Evening star., 1952-02-07
discontinued styles
Children's Shoes by s.
STRIDE-RITE

100 pairs OF these shoes so carefully
pIonned and so corefuIly mode to fit
your child's growing feet Dress and
school styles. Group includes: Bur-
oundy oxfords, with red rubber soles;
potent feathers; block suede; navy blue
Golf strap pumps.
'.@ Were NOW
sjzessH to Il 6.e5 and 7.o5 3.05
sizes 4 TO 9 8.o5 405
W6L-New Shoe Center,
Second Floor !. also
Bethesdo-C Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-02-07
knit gowns
bed jackets

regularly each .6o
40 to SOS
AlI cotton, and royon and cotton;
Brushed royon bed jockets. assorted
colors. Gown sizes: 81 to 80. Bed
iockets: smoII, medium and large.
W5L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor,
Main Store only
Weekend CANDY SPECIAL
chocolate covered
honeycomb chips
pound, IS
Creomy chocolate with q deliciously
cruncEy center. Wonderful sowing,
100. SpecioI for todoy. Friday and
Soturdoy only.
Wei confections. First Floor
Moin Store only
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Wool Caps, Hoods, 2.25

IOefe J.y5 to O.yS
IS pieees-severaI styles. colors: Red. dark
green. navy, block. white, gold, purple, brown,
Kelly. belize. Were Now
50 Faee Wells, Flowers, Feath- 90 to soc
evs. Choice Of styles es----3. BIS 8 100
IS Fur Felt Hots. Many styles
in the group. Coiors: Block,
navy, pink, beige, red, light 1925 to
blue, white, oroy ------..-- l2.o5 40
IS Millinery SsIen Hets. Ve-
lours, feIts. sotins, vetvets in
high foshon styles. Colors:
Red, white. pink, light blue, 800 to 4.7S
oroy, gold ---------- 5000 . 1000
W6L-Millinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Suits Reduced
Woven NyIon Ponties, las

SUefe 2.95
~ pairs pennies, woven nyIon with nyIon net
trim. Eostie woistbond. Pink. Smell. medium.
5 Reyon Sesin ShoFtie Gowns. Were Now
long-seeve sIip-over style, with
rnotehne scuffs. Flame. Small
Gowns, cotton botistes. cot
ton crepe, Ioce-trin. Bios-cut 395 to
skirt Pink, blue. Size 81 only 5.95 i.S5
Silk Crepe Gowns. VoI-type
lace trims the wee neckIine; bias
skirt. Pink, blue. Sizes 1924 l4.e5 7.S5
W6L-Lineerie, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Special Selling
disoontinusd ,D:,d pate patterns WOOL RUGS

roe opportunity purchase wenode quoH rug in Oriental
deson and reoze worthwhile sovng too Only because they
are discontinued poens mill trials offer them at such
low prices All from Of most important rug monoe-
turers
Evening star., 1952-02-07
manufacturers
discontinued styles
fine jewelry

Sterling gOId-fllled
made to
sell for NOW
l22 Bracelets, as
sorted silver and l6.5Oto
gold filled pieces $500 0yS
100 Bracelets, some
silver, some gold 6:5Oto
filled ------- l7.o0 Ais
IO3 Necklaces, some
sterling, and ~ .0Oto
some gold-filled- 1880 SIS
s. add Federal Tox
WGL-Fine JeweIry, First Floor
also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Knit Underwear

rs Winter Wsishf Vests end
Lightweight Union Suits.
large size only
100 NyIoR Trieot Panties In
assorted colors. Sizes s
and 6 ----------
3S NyIon Trleot Slips In navy
and white and navy for
wear with suits Sizes 81
and 34-------------
100 lrsauIoP Fomous rnoke
l. 6irdles and Ponfie Girdles.
S. M. and L In pink. white.
II perfect would be-
Wd-Knit Lingerie. Third Fl
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Girls Fashions At Sovinss

20 Sub-teen Cotton Dresses in
stripes and pioids. Many
colors to choose from. Sizes
10 to Ia
12 Sub-teen Jersey BIovses in
assorted eolors and styles.
Sizes 10 to l4---------
20 Girls Winter Hets in wool
felt. Size Il VI to 22h-.-
- Sub-teen Chubby Skirts in
cotton corduroy. Many COL
ors to choose from. Sizes
l0h to l4h --------
W6L-GirIs' Apparel. Fourth z
Evening star., 1952-02-07

Mems Broodcloth Shirts, 1.s5
We're 3.95 to $50

.oo ... n s. vjv d Win. and fan ln cola"
3 soo s.: ss sa ss ssnS % % .s % u IT,
Evening star., 1952-02-07
HONE NEEDS REDUCE.
NORTH ING
Electric Appliances

Were Now
I iotpoint Dishwsshsr with
9St 99t,eP1 teP; Floor somDle' Model 7e4 os z,..s
! phiIeo Home Frsexsr. IL
e. sssss: NJ; spRsi 5:1. .,....; ess's ,s'''
.omeIs Medsl fHRf:y aRzo roo. 1880 $3.50
Fridisaire Home Freezer,
9-eube-foot copocity, Model
f1M00 ----------------- 594.fo ZS4.S9
/ Phileo Electric Rssss, dou-
be-, be oven type. Floor sonDle' 200 oz 100 .,
I Norge Cos Ranses. Floor
samples. No installation.
l Bendix Automatic Wosher.
Floor sompIe, Model B212 249.e5 l6s.s5
z Monitor Prestomot Wash-
eFs.. Floor samples ------- 1885 1925
I Phileo Refrigerator. IL
eubic-foot copoeity. Floor
sompIe Model lIl6------ 55oo5 249.95
] PhiIeo Refrigerator, g
saD1 sample Model SIS 80. 1895 ,s4.ss
Floor sonapIe - l74.s5 1895
. AR so Tsbls Model Gsn-
eroI Electric isonsn g------- 1895 1928
Model ESQ so4-."--.-- ".. - 1926 1855
Model t t5o7-.--.----.--. "'. 1895 1898
Model eiss 4s4 "'.'. - 1895 1895
prer. a.'ss Floor sompie- 1880 1883
I Simplex Console lroneF,
don,ooed floor somple. Model
ScUS ItS.So b69sS9
Evening star., 1952-02-07

20 Cotton Print Quilt busters.
with potent belts. Red, gold,
oreen print, with black piping
Broken misses sizes -
IL Block Cotton Corduroy
busters. Sizes 10 to Is -
20 Wool Knit Bed Joekefs.
White, liioc. Small or medium
size ---
4 Two-pieee Hostess Paicmes.
Satin blouse with block foille
trousers. Toffeto blouse
check trimmed, with trousers
of check toffeta. All royon
Misses sizes --------
~ pieces 0ne-pieee Florol
print royon poiomos. sizes {
and IL; royon crinkIe brunch
coots. housecoots. red or gold
in broken misses, women:
sizes ------------------
Z Bluek Velvet loUnsins
Sleeks, royon. Sizes 10, H.
WGL-Neelioees. Third Flool
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Eorthenwore, zoe to 800
Bedroom Furniture

Modern Bedroom Suite, IN Were now
eludino 9hest. double dresser a.. -
and twin beds .---s-------- 5o5.oo Z9V.VV
I Solid Mohosany Roneh
Style Bedroom Suite, nclud-
inc chest, double dresser and
mirror and double bed ----- $500 zeS.VV
I MohosonY Bedroom Suite.
including single dresser ond
mirror, chest and twin bed 3O5.5o zz9.OO
] Dresses and Mirror in
wedoewood finished nohoa-
any i0I'1S VS'"S
| Doubie-size Solid Mehos-
any Bed --- ----- lOo.oo es.sV
Bed J S'o1's-1-s .O'"" V"""'' -. 5000 $3.50
so.e J M'''s0n.-''".".' 1'"."@. 1855 75.oo $500
Simmons Full-sixe Hide-a-
bed, red cover -----s- 5oS.oV AZs.9V
! Simmons Soto Bed, Beuuty-
rest construction, red cover 1880 S9.5O
WGL-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Junior Miss Dresses,
3.95 to l4.95
We're 1925 to $500

Were 1925 to $500
zoo dresses. Wool, rayon taffet
etepes. New styles. Spring co
OF soft efterMoon end cocktail
8 10 Is.
60 Junior Miss coots and Suits.
Totlored wool tweeds and
checks. ficnneIs. eobordines.
Chiefly block, red. brown.
green. Sizes 9 to l5------
40 Twe-piees Dresses In royon
taffetos, royon oobordines---
90 Junie3 Skirts, tweeds, fion-
nels, cotton eorduroys. Slim
or fiored styles. Sizes 9 TO IS
so Juniov BIouses. Wool ier-
seys, erepes. cotton veIveteens.
ossortsd eottons. Also strop-
less bodlees, q group Of tailored
1t8uNS -
Evening star., 1952-02-07
mems ski
mems ski
togs reduced
10 Wool Ski Pants,
705, o05, 14.95

were 12.95, 1495, 2295
All are sturdy wool construction and
in either eroy or block eolors:- Broken
sizes ronoe from 2o to SO.
S. ski caps, Csc and los
were 1.5O and 2.95
Groy, red and navy coIors, 67s TO 7ss.
II ski jackets, 8.95 and 11.95
were 1895 and 17.o5
With hoods. Grny only. Sizes 36 TO A..
WGL-The Mems Store. Second Floor
Main Store only
Evening star., 1952-02-07

s Electric Showers. Rotary oc-
tion with s self : sharpening
biodes. Fine leather ripper case
case for storage or trovel -
IS Mems Billfolds. Convertible
type of moroceo-eroin oootskin.
other styles included -------
500 Mems Anklet Hose. Group
includes fancy links, ruyon ver-
ticcls and cotton ribs. Sizes
loIa to 10 ----------
10 Long Sleeve Cotton Flannel
Sports Shirts in pioid and plain
coIors. Small, medium and large
so Royon Teceo ond 6obcrdins
Sports Shirts with long sleeves.
Medium large and large only
IS Mems Wool Scorfs IN col
orfuI patterns
IS Mems Pojonos. Fine cottcns
in neat and striped potterns,
coot and MILDLY styles. Broken
sizes
500 Mems Shorts including
white, fancy stripes, cut In bias
STYLE: sizes 81 to 44------
40 poirs Mems Gloves inelud-
ing mocha. copeskin and pig
skin; sizes 8 to l0-----
80 Mems Union Suits, inciud-
ino cottons, wooIs and port
woods; broken sizes
400 Mems Royon Neekties in
bold patterns -------------
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Useful Storage Pieces

- 49, -
i FoEsee Well Cabinet.
scrotched Model 1880 - 1926 S.95
I FoFsee WoI Cabinet,
scrotched Model 1880 - 1926 9.95
Fossee Bose Cabinet,
scrotched Model 5-2l32 - 1926 1925
FoEsee Base cabinss,
scrotched Model 253x---- 30.95 s14.95
WGL-New Housewares Center,
Second Floor, North Building
Housewares Reduced
Were Now
I2o Packages Mososfammed
Guest Towels. most inifiols
included 69c ZSe
so rolls Enemeled Shelf Pepper,
choice Of coiors and sizes .--- I.3o z5e
1850 7Se 10
rs Hat Boxes. ivory. rose. lime 1928 LIS
8 Blanket Boxes. ereen----- 3.o5 I.15
z Chests, flame -. ------ so 5.93
s Chests. green. lime and CO.
penhooen blue --- 1850 4S3
Z Chests, Copenhagen blue 5.S5 z.5O
Wet -iousewores Center.
Second Floor. North Building
Evening star., 1952-02-07
T q
Print Corduroy busters,
500 We're 1925

20 print cotton corduroy busters. Green OF
,sd S;th white pr;nt. Broken misses sizes.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Budget Dresses, Z

s. #.
Budget Dresses, It's
Were 1925 to 21.95 -
400 Misses Dresses ot exeaptionol saw
iRss. Smart current ssyles-failoVed,
softly easuol, efterNoon types. FabFies
include: Plaid Lonova t50% wool, 50%
> eotton|, rayon velvet, rdyon foille, Fayon
crepe, Foyon ostoinon foilIes, and others.
Skies 10 10 20.
W6L-Budoet Dresses, Third Floor
Suits Reduced
Suits for immediate wear. All-wool
fabries: GaboFdines, worsfed checks,
HenneIs, novelty wsaves. One style in
royon-fifted brief ioeket and fldFed
skirt. Broken size ranges.
Were Now
- 3E m fS m
Evening star., 1952-02-07

W6L-GirIs' Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07
Walnut Room Fashions
| 900 FieIderest Towels
Women's S NyIon Hosiery

5L--Linens, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-07

WGL-Floorcoverinos,
Sixth Floor. Main Store Only
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15

MACHINE HIRE is becoming
more common in Montana. Farm OPP
orators are hiring the use Of many
specialized machines such as weed
sprayers, hay balers, land Jewelers.,
and beet harvesters. They are also
hiring plowing, combining, feed
chopping and moving done on a
custom basis.
The following list of custom rates
on machine hire for Montana has
been prepared in response to nu-
merous requests. Two specific re-
quests read about like this.
From County Agent: Every
year number of people call and ask
what the going rate is for combining,
blowing, drilling. etc. am wonder
ing if annually you could figure out
schedule of average going rates
for these items for county agents"
From County Rural Progress
Committee: I'VE recommend that
machine costs may be reduced by
more use of custom work. A list of
custom rates for common machines
would help operators work out salts
factory custom operation deals"
Encourage Custom Work
Custom work should be encour-
aged. If machines were available for
hire. many operators could save the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Yo0r Help Is Needed to Set Up.
Custom Work Rates
n u D STT1cEy1 E..s..;o. Eoono...,t
By H. z. STUcKY, Extension Economist

excessive cost of owning an expen-
sive machine such as hay baler or
combine for small acreage.
1t can also supply outside income
for small operators or a job for some
local person who may go into this
business.
Your Help Needed
In order to build up better set
of custom rates for 1858 we need
your help, will you please:
l. Look over the liSt below for
needed changes.
2. Report changes for 1853 to your
county agent, or to the Extension
Economist, Bozeman, Mont.
8. Send in rates for any custom
jobs not included in the list below.
A. Report rate for summerfallow.
Information is needed on the rate
paid Tor sulnmerfallow. Many ten
ants and owners of wheat land ask
for this information for use In MAX
ing settlement at the end of lease
agreement.
We know there is a wide difference
in this rate being used. This varies
from one county to another because
of (l the type of implements used
and the number of operations and (2)
rates in some communities not being
changed much in recent years.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
BaLFoUR GUTHRIE { CO. LIMITED

San Fsmeisco .- Portland Seattle
Los angeles Spokane
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Manufactured by

The Consolidated Mining and Smelling
Company Of Canada Limited
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Lady Berendsen
Honor Guest

Lady Berendsen. wife of the re-
firing New Zealand Ambassador,
will be the guest Of honor Friday
afternoon Of the Spanish-Portu-
|gese study group. The party will
be given from 4 to 6 o'clock in the
Mexican Embassy, which has been
loaned for the occasion by the
Ambassador and Sonora de la
|Colina.
Sonora de la Colina will receive
the guests assisted by Lady Ber-
|endsen, Mrs. Thor Thors, Mrs.
John c. Dreier. wife Of the United
States Ambassador to the Organi-
Ization of American States; Mrs.
w. D.. Matthews and Mrs. Clar-
|ence Norton Goodwin. founder of
the group.
Sonora de Castro and Mrs. Rol-
lin Atwood will have charge Of
the coffee table and Sonora de
Boettner and Mrs. Ralph Hilton
viii have charge Of the tea.
Mrs. Thomas Mann and Mrs.
Michael Calvin will preside at the
champagne bowl and will be as
sisted. by Sonora de Restrepo,
Sonora de Lleras and Sonora de
Baron.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Miss horon,
Capt lole
To Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Warder
|Thoron announce the engagement
LOT their daughter, Ann Ashton. to
Air Force Capt. George N. Hale.
|jr. son OF DR.. and Mrs. Hale Of
Westwood Village at Los Angeles,
Calf. The wedding win take
place in the spring.
Miss Thoron was graduated
from Chatham Hall, Chatham,
Va; attended Bennington College
land was graduated from the
Child Education Foundation Of
Adelphi College on Gong Island.
IShe was presented to society in
Washington, January 8. 1948, and
lis teaching at the Barrie School
lin Washington.
Miss Thoron Is q granddaughter
LOT MIR. Henry Benning Spencer
and the late Mrs. Spencer and Of
Mrs. Henry Leonard and the late
Mr.. Ward Thoron Of Boston.
Capt. Hale attended California
Institute Of Technology, was
graduated from the University OF
Chicago and holds a master OF
arts degree from Yale University
He is stationed in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Miss Berthier
Will Mury
In Spring

Mrs. Ulysses Henry Berthier of
Monterrey. Mexico. announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Katherine Elizabeth Berthier. to
Mr.. John MacGregor McKelway.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin M.
McKelway Of Washington.
Miss Berthier is the daughter Of
the late Mr.. Berthier and a grand
daughter Of the late Right Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Damerel AYES of
Texas and Mexico. She is grad
uate Of st. Mary's Hall In San
Antonio. Tex. and Sweet Briar
College in Virginia.
Mr.. McKelway attended WASH
ington and Lee University in Lex
ington, Va. and Is now a reporter
on the El PaSo Herald Post. Dur
ing World War II. he served with
the Air Force.
The wedding win take place in
San Antonio In the spring.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Party Planned for Composer

Signor Gian-Carlo Menotti
famous Italian composer. will be
the guest of honor at luncheon
Tuesday of the Counselor of the
Italian Embassy and Signora Lu-
ciolli. Later that day the Ambas-
sador and Signora Tarchiani will
give a cocktail party for him and
Tuesday evening he will be pre-
sent, with the Tarchianis and the
Luciollis, at the premiere of the
motion picture reproduction Of his
opera 1.-THE Medium"
Invitations for the premiere
were issued in Signor Menotti's
name in honor of DR.. Howard
Mitchell, conductor of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra.
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell will share
honors with Signor Menotti at q
tea tomorrow afternoon to be
given by the American Newspaper
Women's Club. The tea is set from
$50 to 7:30 and will be given in
the clubhouse at 1904 Goth street
The Bolivian Ambassador and
Sonora de Martinez Vargas, the
Chilean Ambassador and Sonora
de Nieto del Rio, the Ceylonese
Ambassador and Mrs. G. S. c.
Corea, the Saudi Arabian Ambas-
sador. Sheikh Asad Al-Faqi1s the
Austrian Ambassador and MRS,
Ludwig Kleinwaechter, the Ice
landic Minister and Mrs. Thor
Thors and the Finnish Minister
Evening star., 1952-01-13
NieIson-Jones
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude N. Nielsen
of Hyattsville. Md. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Shirley Dolores to MIR. James
Robert Jones of this city.
Mr.. Jones is the son of Mrs
Mary D. Jones of Wilkes Barre
Pa.
Miss Nielsen is a graduate OF
St. Patrick's Academy and Is nov
employed by the Department Of
Defense.
Mr.. Jones attended Wilkes Col
lege and is now student al
George Washington University. A
veteran of three years with the
United States Coast Guard, he il
employed by the Government.
The wedding is planned fol
May.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
lMore Patrons
for
bal Bohenne

Mrs. James M. Minifie. chair
man of the Valentines Day Ba.
Boheme, has released q list of ad-
ditional patrons and patronesses
who are serving with Mrs. Harry
S. Truman. backing the annual
Arts Club charity.
They are the Ambassador of
the Union of South Africa and
Mime. G. P. Jooste, the Ambassa-
dor Of Spain and Sonora de Le-
querica. Yugoslav Ambassador and
Nine. Popovic and the Ambassa-
dor Of Uruguay and Sonora de
Mora.
Others are the Secretary Of the
Army and Mrs. Frank Pace, Vice
Admiral and Mrs. John H. Cas-
sadly, Mrs. Fred M. Vinson, Mr..
and Mrs. David s. Finley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mrs. Raymond
Wire, Mr.. Paul Galloway and Col.
Lyle Brookover.
Artists, under the direction of
Mr.. Charles Lownsbery, have
begun work on decorations for
the Presidential and Congress
sional bathrooms of the Statler
Hotel. They will carry out the
Famous Lovers of History and
Fiction" theme. Sidney's Or
chestra has been announced for
the affair. which will last from
10 until 2.
In addition to costume prizes
there will be awards for ladies
born on st. Valentines Day, as
well as for the lady with the TIM
est foot.
Table and ticket reservations
may be made by calling ME. 4285
between 2 and 4 daily.
Evening star., 1952-01-13

and Nine. NykoppaWill be among
others from the Diplomatic corps
who will attend the nreview Tues
day. z
Also to be in the audience are
Associate Justice and Mrs. Stan
ley F. Reed, Associate Justice
William o. Douglas, Senator and
Mrs. Herbert H. Lehman, the
Librarian of Congress and Mrs.
Luther Evans and Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs,
John S. Graham.
The National Symphony Or
|chestra Association will be repre-
|sented in the audience by thn
Chairman of the Administrati
Committee for the Board of Di-
rectorS and Mrs. Frank r. Jelleff
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Warder
Thoron, Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Father, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tap
ley Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. David s.
lKarrick.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Invitations Out

Mr.. Floyd Ernest Dotson has
issued invitations for the mar
riage Of his daughter Gloria Lu-
cille to Mr.. Joseph Schap Thurs
day evening. January 81, at Z
o'clock in the Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church. Mr.. Scfap is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schap Of Washington and Throop,
Pa.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
bor-Shepherd


Miss Mae Louise Tabor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Tabor Of this city, is engaged to
be married to Mr.. Clayton AL
bright Shepherd. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Shepherd of College
Park, Md. her parents announce.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Stetson University. De Land, Fla.
Her fiance will receive his assign
ment for active duty in the United
States Air Force upon his gradu-
alton from the University of
Maryland in February.
No date has yet been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Miss Abel Plans
To Wed in Nay

MIR. and Mrs. J. Aubrey Abel
|of this city and Leonardtown. Md.
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Linnie Slye, to Mr..
Thomas J. Leonard. jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Of this city.
The bride-elect attended I'm
maculate .conception Academy
and strayer College. Mr.. Leonard
attended Gonzaga High School
and is q graduate Of Georgetown
University. NJ.
"A May wedding Is being
planned. a.~ -
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Coust Guard Wives
To Meet Tuesdoy

The Coast Guard Wives Club
win meet for the first time In the
new year Tuesday at the Four
Hundred Club.
After . program-planning ses-
sion Mrs. Harry Y. Faint win
review q current book. ''Martha's
Husband" by Blair Niles. Lunch.
con will be served at /.
Club members plan to benefit
|servicemen's clubs and welfars
agencies with their 1852 program.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Mrs. Meehun Awov

Mrs. John w. Meehan left Fri
day for Florida to spend the month
of January.
She will be the guest of Col.
and Mrs. Harold w. Jones in Or
lando and Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Brown in st. Peters,
burg.
Evening star., 1952-01-13
Announcement
bradford Raehr.cb phota.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel r. Whet-
stone announce the engagement
OF the latter's daughter. Miss
Shirley May Nicholson. to Pvt.
Robert Frederick Clark, U. s. A.,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Clark.
NO date has been set for the
wedding.