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Evening star., 1952-12-08
AElP-MEN

YOUNG MAN to work in an electrical
supply house. Apply after Q pm. C.
a: LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, c0lored; good pay, good
working cond.; netghhorhood gorcery
store. A. & L. MARKET, 20O7 1st
s.; NV co. 5-S454.
YOUNG Man, wanted as an assis-
tant window trimmer; no experience
necessary; splendid opportunity
good salary to start. Apply Mr..
Munaker. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
942 F st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN-Advertising agency
desires young man, 1922, as mes
senger and assistant to production
manager; good opportunity to learn
YOUNG YSSSSaSi'iia Man. van $3.50. 3 ssaS' Wiz some s
knowledge OF accounting for position
in accounting dept. in local once Of
national organization. Pleasant
TorkinE conds;. employee dement's.
YOUNG MAN about 20 yrs. old; excel.
lent opportunity to learn the real
estate business. BOSS & PHELPS.
vGIgSsl me- l4l7 x st. NV; Ill
news photography; permanent job,
6-day week; state age. Write Box
YOUNGi MAN. interested in position
with .. future. starting as clerk in
motor truck transportation business.
Call UN. 4-S9S9 MR. SCHWARTZ.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PRACTICAL NURSING
Train quickly at home. Excellent
pay. Many earn while learning.
Information free. WAYNE SCHOOL
OF PRACTICAL NURSING. Boz
12t-S, Star. 81
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN
CAR WASHERS WANTED - GEY
CAR WASH. o33 Florida ave. NV

CAR WASHERS WANTED - GEM
CAR WASH. 933 Florida ave. NV.
CoUNTERMEN AND WOMEN BY ma
tional restaurant chain; oppor-
tunity for advancement: experience
not necessary; meals and uniforms
furnished, paid vacation, free in
surance, Christmas bonus. Apply in
person. 5314 Georgia ave. NV.
HAT CHECK CONCESSION for rent
GUSTI, RE. 7-OS95. 10
PHOTOGRAPHERS, free lance mon
unionl, male and female. Must own
.4x5 Speedgraphic. On call "a hours
day; Paid by Job. Send sample
WLLiAMs. i4i7 Kanawaha St..
observation-disclosures. 4o-hr. wk.
Good salary; vacation with pay;
WALPOLE BROTHERS. INC, special
lists In linens, 1899 Conn. ave. NV,
experienced salesperson wanted. Call
for appointment NO. 7-2649. 10
SETTLED MARRIED CPLE.. white. to
be responsible for care Of an elderly
lady at night time. No housework
required; room and board furn.. in
addition to modest compensation.
BOX 104.6,. 6L9r. 10
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sslA,MtSTREss1Must \, tSIna IS. be able to do
laundry store: also experienced in
Slerking preferred. 20I0 p st. NV,
SECRETARY. dictation and typins,
young, personable. in q I-giri local
once Of Q national concern. Group
insurance dement's and retirement:
palq vacation. promotions. ideal
working conditions. In midtown
town air,,conditioned ONCE. Only
those applicants with initiative and
imagination need apply for this
position in Q new field. No expert
sECRETARS. v with 1A some onS' knowledess SsaTi Ms
Of bookkeeping. to work with secre-
sociation. Duties secretarial. pur-
Elk. .3-4659 after 8 am. Cony, ap-
pointments arranged at once. g
SECkETARY-6-mon project with
opportunity for additional work later
on; accurate typing ability required;
$40 per week. Write, giving back
ground and the name of last Q en-
ployers. Box 330-R. Star. --12
SECRETARY, legal experience neces-
sary. Excellent starting salary. Ap-
ply IN person with references, 5l4
Colorado Bldg. s.
Experienced stenographer; age 20
90. pleasant working conditions;
5-day wk; paid disqualification; !
salary $50 wk. AID. 4-84OO. --9
Secretary -Receptionist
Doctors once. DE. 2-325O. IS
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MAN
COLORED

For work in wholesale fish ware
MIND long hours, hard work; Vaca-
ton; sick leave. $3.50 to start.
Apply 1Ol1 E st. s.w. %
NES pis ts ssy Thss pss & ss ks16ss hand
HsG 2Sis aistriSators' aSs @w inside work
PsEss. Room $50 $50 EVsninsi star
MEN@openins for. 2. in circulation
Ssr SsP' ws s!efso Room H'Ek a. Can 14os earn
1iEN. under 40. for interesting work
in transportation field: must be
able to furnish good refs: good
starting salary. vacation with pay,
hour week. Apply GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. 111O N. Y. ave. NV.
10
MEN (2), white, car peces., preferably
married, to be trained for perm:
position td In our service dept good
mission. For interview, apply bet.
10 am. and 4 pm, 92S Eye st. NV.
MEN-Two full time and one part
men average S10O and up per Wk.
Repeat business plus regular GUS
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on q one or two-day
trial basis if you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. If you are
interested in q sure way to raise
your income, inquire at oil Ma
NV. or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI.
MEN FOR INSULATION WORK; per-
manent; experience not nee. but
must be able to drive truck. Report
Glehe I'd, Arlington. Va. "A
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81, 1dieDe lo.' Arlington ia. q z
LADIES'! After Xmas comes the de-
LUCE OF Xmas bills! AVON can
$25 W! Weekly e' year m' areund a1u can Parto sa1n
Ute shopping. RE 7-sio7. ~
hrs. to suit you; no exper. nee. !;
sS u ps. a. Tues. FL APRd WA. g1T Thurs. sm R%. or
WANTED, exper, snsa y; beaatician, guaran- S
gay week; h9urs 2 to 8. Call ov.
sEaa4 g K ,sstfeG sSa29 9sdy vbitaS to
care for elderly lady at nighttime;
practical nurse pref; no housework
required; room and board furn. in
addition to modest compensation.
A GoOD JOB for the Right Woman
A.. pleasing audIs personality ,, and - ocG car
ible working hours. You need to
add S45 to $75 every week to the
family income to start. You should
be 20 to 4S years old and will have
an opportunity for rapid advance
ment. You will be with national
organization In q permanent posi-
tied. You viii also receive complete
training at our expense. Write
today for. get acquainted inter-
EMP1kEg SaaF kagDllssilPH cRAPFs HScaHfs5ts
PART-TiME PIX WORK: pref. exper.
operator for Sat, Sun. and some
eve. work; conv. schedules ar
NEAR SHiKLET-DUKE APTS. in
Alex. Va. Want active lady to work
Kennel cE Tor q general vsa once work; a type TSs
keep books and card records. Perm
anent. Will pay $50 per wk.; 8
days, 8 to 8. .Plesse answer own
handwriting, giving qualifications,
age and references. Begin Jan. 9th
Box 21O-R. Star "a
Evening star., 1952-12-08

75c pair; experienced laundress. Call
Ii. 3-1S67. 10
WOMAN wishes days work or part
time evenings or mornings. Call AID.
GIRL wishes work full or part time.
Call DI. 7-2082.
COUPLES, R.h.w., live In or out. Day
workers, baby-sitters for DAMASCUS
CHuRCH EMPLOYMENT sERv. RE.
CHILD CARE-Colored woman wishes
work Monday thru Friday. Prefer
NV. section. HO. .2-SS70.
GIRL, colored. desires light house.
Gsrk Gs1I "a and a.Sssd ehild care; 5-das week.
COLORED GIRL desires days work,
Moni Tues. and We'd; refs. DE.
CoIoREp WOMAN wants work BY
COLORED WOMAN desires Job. g.h.w..
no children; 5-day wk., 10 to s pm.
Yrs, Refs: LU: 1915. IS
WOMAN wants part-time
or days work. Call Ii. 7-67s1.
GIRL. wants steady Job;
nursemaid for employed couple; good
city ref. HU. 3-3671, after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HElP-W0NAEN
CI,ERK-TYPTST

To work In our credit dept. Exper.
pref. but not necessary; 40-hr. wk
Excel. starting salary: See Mr.
1923 H st. NV. -I2
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CLERK-TYPISTS

We have openings for several clerk
typistS in our home ONCE. Typine
speed not important: Our employees
!" 0l 445 Gays pm Mon Nom thpu @ Fri 9i'o vaca. s
tion and sick leave benefits. Nom
profit cafeteria.
II you would like to work with con-
genial people in q pleasant atmos-
phere won't you come in and see
US? Apply personnel office. rm. 800.
Sl6 l4th st, NV IL
Evening star., 1952-12-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CURTAINS

BABY SITTER, experienced. 5 days
week or part time. co. 5-7712.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
SALESWOMEN
BECKER'S

Full time or 11-3 until Xmas. All
oepartments. Some permanent posi-
tons; Discount privils. You'll ike
Evening star., 1952-12-08

with gym exper.. for
lady's health club: good opport. for
person qualified. EMILE, 1921
Conn. ave. -S
MEDICAL laboratory technician,
white, physicians office. Call be-
tween snd weekdays. DE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
TYPISTS
TYPIST

TYPIsT-RECEPTIONIsT, some tele-
phone work; no exper. req; 4O-hr.
wk:; recent high school grad. pref
Call ST T3:3322 Monday. 8
supt; research laboratory, Kenil-
and Cheverly area: good tipping es-
sential; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
1912 Minnesota ave. ne. or call
MR.. WALKER. DE. 2-106O. -1S
Evening star., 1952-12-08
SALESGIRI,

Exper: in ladies' accessories, good
earnings. pleasant conds.. Apply to
Manager. KITTY KELLY SHOES,
I1O1 81. NV. IS
SALESLADY, for nurses uniform shop,
preferred. STEIN UNIFORM SHOP,
l704 L st. NV. Cat Conn. ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wear. 81
per hr. and commission. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, 1873 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HElP-WoAAEN
OFFICE HELP

Pricing clerk and general once; Ma
Perm. position; 5-day. 4O-hr. wk.:
salary $50 wk to start; pleasant
working conditions Apply Mr..
Bailey, AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE
CO.. 2241 Sth st. NV. -S
'RESSER. wool, exp. on fine ladies
WORK; good sal; Arl. plant; call
Mr.; BUTLER. Oy: 3-1700. IS
kOOM CLERK-CASH1ER, day or eve
ming work; energetic, reliable and
friendly manners essential; pleasant
working conditions. Box 479-S. Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
PART-TIME MEN

Work with supervisor contracting
home owners 5 ewes. per week,
$50 to $50; hourly salary, plus
comm. and bonus. Men with no
selling experience preferred We
train you. Age 22 to 40. Must
have car. Apply KEYSTONE Co,
1913 M st. NV. 5 to 6:30 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HELP MEN tcont.)

furniture firm desires services Of
experienced. sober and reliable man;
6-day week. many company bene.
fits. Call Mr.. 1vey, Elk. $4,000 for
annointment
Evening star., 1952-12-08
CLERK-TYPIST
MARKET RESERCH

Unusual opportunity to learn the
rapidly expanding field of advertis-
ing market research with q ma
tional weekly news magazine. You
will start out as q clerk-typist and
Words SnSSq per be aDf min to 5ypcan sype st esft Son
ENJOY working with figures. Pleas
ant working conditions; many COM
pany benefits.
A special representative from our or
ganization will be available for per-
ployment Service on Mon, Dec. 8,
between Q:30 and pm. Come to
the Old Post ONCE Building. 18th
and Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HouSehOld Finance COrD

viii employ several men rs branch
manager trainees. Applicants must
be high school graduates. 21-30 yrs,
OF age. Car helpful, but not es-
sential. This position offers Q secure
opportunities in the consumer a.
nance field. Men selected will be
paid o straight salary. Other bene-
fits include group life and hospitali-
nation insurance.; q liberal savings
and retirement plan. Apply 3159
r. I. ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. "a
Evening star., 1952-12-08
HOSTESS
MARKET RESEARCH

Unusual opportunity to learn the
rapidly expanding field Of advertis-
ing market research with Q national
weekly news magazine. You will
start out as . clerk-typist and
words per min. Applicant should
ENJOY working with figures. Pleas
ant working conditions; many COM
pany benefits.
A special representative from our or
sonal interviews at the q. s. En-
ployment Service on Mon, Dec. s,
between 9:30 and 2 pm. Come to
the Old Post once Building, 18th
and Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Collection Woman

for retail installment
collection office: excellent salary,
steady position. opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO, FOB 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
INDEPENDENT
SALESMAN

10o-year-old national corporation will
establish you in q profitable easy
to-learn direct sales business. with
out financial investment on. your
part, in D. c. or adjacent Virginia
or Maryland suburban territory. Ex-
perience not required as systematic
training and guidance. plus willing
ness to work, assures immediate
earnings, and year around income;
For interview telephone nearest
manager: Ju. 9-5166, AP. 7-6554l
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
For young man age 1927 with min
imum high school educatton, to earn
while learning the loan and finance
business. A desirable. profession for
Phone MR.. GASAWAY. JU. 7-Sl10
for appointment. 3
PART TIME
Man, with car. to learn sales work, Ii
hrs. or more per week, ewes. and
week ends; earnings around $50. can
develop to full-time position after
training. Phone Ii. 3-1436, 10-2
DARING day for eve. appt. only. 3
COLORED MEN (5)
We are behind in our production; we
need at once 1ve neat appearing de-
pendable men for our service depart-
ment; earn $50 q wk. while learning;
rapid advancement. Apply 1929 18th
st. NV. 1st floor, S:30-10:00 am.
only. See MR.. TIMER, -S
Evening star., 1952-12-08

For work in wholesale fish ware
house, Must be sober, reliable, not
mind long hours, hard work; Vaca-
Apply 1011 E st, s.W. .
Evening star., 1952-12-08

for eld. lady with lge
sub. est; wh., ref. req.; able to cook;
rm.. bd., sal. Ma. S-9721 wkdys. 3
Evening star., 1952-07-28

and face powder. You
will discover your make
up is smoother, more even
will look more beouti-
full because your skin is
firm, lifted, tight.
This glorious effect
lasts all day or all evening
long. No one will ever
know your secret, because
this new "foce lift" is in
visible on the skin. Thot
is how it gets its name,
Invisible Beauty Strop.
FronkIy most "foce
lifts" give only temporary
results whereas Invisible
Beouty Strop, by faithful
use, helps to form and
tighten loose, flobby skin.
You con have the great
est confidence in Invisible
Beouty Strop, because it
is created by Frances
Denney an outstanding
corrective beouty expert.
You will find it at
Woodward 6 Lothrop,
Cosmetics. First Floor,
Moin Building olso
Bethesdo-C Chevy Chose.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
:


Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thor
valid Arthur Solberg again are in
their home on Twenty-ninth
street after a three-week visit in
Europe. Admiral and Mrs. Solberg
crossed the Atlantic by plane and
visited in London for a week be-
fore crossing to the continent.
where they spent a week in Paris
and another in Vienna.
Mrs. Jerome. wife of Marine
Brig. Gen. Clayton c. Jerome, has
returned to this country and is
opening their home at 200 Long
view drive. in Alexandria, which
they purchased several years ago.
Mrs. Jerome has been abroad
where she went when Gen. Jerome
was transferred to commanding
officer of the 1st Marine Aircraft
Wing In Korea.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
National Symphony Benefit

It will be surprising how many
Washingtonians are in town dur
ing this midsummer torrid season
when the curtain rises tomorrow
evening on the performance of
"Porgy and Bess" in the National
Theater. The opening perform
ance Tuesday evening is for the
benefit Of the 1852 sustaining fund
of the National Symphony Orches-
ira and Mr.. Carson Gray Frailey,
who is chairman for the 1852
Sustaining Fund Committee for
the orchestra, also is chairman for
this performance. He is assisted
by Mrs. Robert Sher and Mrs.
Philip G. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Evening star., 1952-07-28
ChevyChose
Girl toWed

Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson H
Thompson of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Elizabeth Anne to Mr.
George Bedford Westall Of Chi
|cago.
Miss Thompson received her
bachelor Of arts degree from
George Washington University
She is q member of Kappa Alpha
Theta fraternity and is now with
the operations research Office
of the Johns Hopkins University
Mr.. WeStall was graduated from
Bradley University with a degree
in engineering. He is affiliated
with the Lambda Chi Alpha fra
ternity and is presently an en-
ploye Of the Franklin Supply Co.
Of Chicago.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
'Munros Hosts
At Luncheon
For KelIoggs

New Zealand Ambassador and
Mrs. Leslie Munro were hosts at
luncheon today. entertaining In
honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Kellogg. The luncheon followed
the awarding Of q box made Of
carved marri wood from New
Zealand presented to DR.. Kellogg
by soil scientists Of New Zealand.
The presentation was made by the
Ambassador In behalf of the sci.
entists in recognition Of DR.. Kel-
logg's help and cooperation in
soil conservation.
Mrs. Kellogg was present for
the presentation which took place
IN the Chancery in the presence
Of a small group Of friends, in
cluding DR.. and Mrs. Robert Kel-
logg and Miss Mary Kellogg, son
and daughter-in-law Of DR.. and
Mrs. Kellogg.
Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture Knox T. Hutchison saw the
awarding Of the box and also AS
siStant Chief Of Bureau of Plant
Industry and Soils F. p. Culli-
nan, Deputy Administrator OF
Agriculture Research AdminiStra-
ton Byron T. Shaw and Mr.. ARM
istead Lee Of the New Zealand
desk in the State Department.
Counselor Of the New Zealand
Embassy G. p. Laking and the
Misses Munro, daughters Of the
Ambassador and Mrs. Munro COM
pleted the party.
Evening star., 1952-07-28

Glover. jr., have taken tickets for
the performance and others who
will be in the audience that eve
ming are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Maddox
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong and also Mr.
and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward r. Finken-
staedt, DR.. and Mrs. Milton Cobey
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Russell Bishop,
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bledsoe, Mr.,
and Mrs. David S. Karrick. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans A. Klagsbrunn and Mrs.
Ellhu Braverman.
Groups Of supporters for the
orchestra in nearby cities such as
Baltimore and Annapolis are COM
ing to Washington for this benefit.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Miss SponogIe
Engaged to Wed

MIR. and Mrs. Buel Whiting
Patch announce the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Lee Warren
Spanogle. to Mr.. Karl Waldo Ship
man, son of Mrs. Herman Nelson
of Worcester. Mass.
Miss Spanogle attended Hood
College and George Washington
University and studied architec-
ture at Catholic University. She
is a member of the Arts Club of
Washington. Her mother. Mrs.
Patch, Is Novelist Leila Warren.
Mr.. Shipman attended George
Washington University, where he
was a member of Alpha Kappa
Psi Fraternity. During the war
he served in the Pacific theater
with the 513th Anti-Aircraft Bat
talon.
Miss Spanogle and Mr.. Shipman
are both on the technical staff Of
the National Capital Planning
Commission.
The wedding will take place at
st. Clements Episcopal Church
In Alexandria early in September.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
amazing new Face Lift
helps to take years off your age
a New cosmetic

There's a new cosmetic
thot gives the foce a broc-
ing firmine, lifting feel
ing that tends to mold
the loose, fIobby skin of
the foce into the firm,
tout lines Of youth; to
bring q wonderful glow
to the complexion. You
can feel and see it work
against oge lines to help
hold back yeors from your
face. Wonder of won-
ders, iow-line puffiness,
nnouth-to-nose lines, and
that tired look seem to
disoPpeor.
Pour " teaspoon in
to the poln OF your hand,
and it takes only seconds
to apply this new flowing
cream onto the foceoc-
tion begins at once. Learn
how to Cup your chin
line and how to message
this "foce lift" ground
the eyes.
As soon as this beouty
liquid vonishes onto the
skin you ore reody to
apply your foundation
|si : + 3 z b y
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Emily Post Advises

the time of our marriage to an.
nounce my engagement since
have my ring and yet it will very
likely be a year before we car
marry? Isn't~it all right to an.
nounce our intentions anyhow
now? Mother seems to think not
Answer: From every angle Il
is very much better to have peo.
pie know your status - many
awkwardnesses occur otherwise.
Is it good taste to use q
printed card for acknowledging
a personal kindness? Mrs. Post
Is sorry she cannot Gnswer per-
so1Gl mail, but her leatlet E-2f,
"Model Notes." tuiu help you.
To obtain a copy, send 10 cents
In coin to her. c/o The Epening
Star. P. o. Boz 80, Station G..
NetD York ~. N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Dinner Guests

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Gregory
Ketseas were. guests of honor at a
dinner given by Maj. Gen. A.
Argyropoulos, the military repre-
sentative of Greece to NATO and
Mrs. Argyropouios. The affair.
held last Friday at Normandy
Farm, was given in order to say
farewell to Gen. Ketseas, who is
resigning his post as military at
tache at the Greek Embassy.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
By Katherine M. Brooks

The newly appointed Bolivian
Ambassador, DR.. Victor de An
drade, will come from New York
today. He will take the post at
the embassy over which he pre-
sided from shortly before Christ
mas of 1914 until the late summer
of '46. The Andrades were very
popular here and added lively fes-
tivitieS to the diplomatic scene.
Sonora de Andrade and their
children are expected to join the
Ambassador shortly.
The former Ambassador and
Sonora de Martinez Vargas took
an apartment temporarily in
Washington after the change of
government in their homeland
and will spend some time at a
Georgia sea resort before going
home.
The Ambassador to the Organ
iZation of American States and
Sonora de Guachalla already had
left Washington when the change
came, leaving that delegation in
the hands of Senor Don Enrique
Kempff, interim representative to
the OAS and also First Secretary
of the embassy. Senor Kempf
also became Charge d,Afaires in
Washington but he left here
Wednesday for Bogota. leaving
Sonora de Kempff and their chill
dren in their home on Wisconsin
avenue.
Since the departure Of Senior
Kempf the embassy has been in
charge of Senor Don Juan j.
Ruiz Rada, first secretary. He
will leave this week to join his
family in Bolivia. The only other
member Of the embassy STAFF still
here is the Commercial Coun-
selor, Senor Don German Rovira,
who is expected to remain at his
post.
The delegation to the. OAS has
been left in the hands of its Sec
retary, Senor Arturo Ascarrunz.
Never Served Here
Another newly-named ambassa-
dor is Senor Guillermo Toriello
of Guatemala. He has been ap-
pointed to I'LL the post formerly
held by Senor Carlo H. Aldana-
Sandoval, who with his family re-
tunred to Guatemala month or
more ago. The newly appointed
envoy has not served in the
diplomatic corps in Washington,
although he has visited the Cap
1tal for pleasure.
Senor Toriello was Guatemalan
Ambassador to Mexico from 1914
IS and then was made Minister
of Foreign Affairs, a post he held
until 1916. He is a lawyer by pro-
fession. ..-
Sonora de Toriello is the former
Senorita Maria Mercedes Cas-
tillo, native Guatemalan whose
family is one of the richest and
most important in that country.
She is very attractive, smartly
groomed and very keenly inter-
ested in social affairs. She will be
a welcome addition to the chate-
LANES of Latin American en-
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Bridal Shower Held

Miss Beverly Mae Collins was
honor guest at a bridal shower
given by Miss Barbara Lee Swain
i'm the garden Of her home in
Green Acres, Md. Miss Collins
will be married next Saturday to
Mr.. James Adolph Karmmerer at
st. Anthony's Church. Miss Mer-
lene Gordon is to be the maid of
honor and Miss Swain and Miss
Mildred Matheny will be brides
maids.