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Evening star., 1952-09-28

COLORED-HOME WITH INCOME
Furnished throughout; Just on N.
corner red brick. arranged into
small apts.; 3 baths. bsnnt., gas
heat garage: good income; newly
papered. Listed at S23.O00. easy
terms. See and make offer today.
Ii. 3-9032. CHAPMAN REALTY
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HOUSES SALINE. tcons.

BEAUTIFUL d-rm. semidetach. brick.
3 bedrms., big bsmt., gas heat, beau
tiful big yard; low down payment.
u Anacostia rd. ne. PRINGLE
REALTY; office. Ii. 6-2525; Sun
and ewes. VI. Oils or SH 6326.
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1CG0 n. OWL III OS

SHEPHERD PARK-4 bedrooms.
baths and open deck porch on End
floor: lovely det. brick in .new-house
cond... on o beautifully HANDICAPPED
level lot: 2-car det. garage; 1st a.
firepl., guest size din. room. large
den Tor bedroom) powder room.
spacious kitchen, new refrigerator,
finished attic, cedar closet. gas
INV h.. awnings, storm windows.
McDEVITT. Realtor, RA. 4422.
II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
18th st. near Que st. n.w.-Row brick,
oil heat: newly redecorated; vacant
$4,000 first trust; asking $500
down. Phone Mr.. Wade. with
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LA SALE PARK

LA OALLE FARh
Beautiful detached brick home with
slate roof in this desirable commu-
nifty. Lge. liv. rm.- with fireplace,
bath, full basement, Law, outside
entr., gas e.-c. heat, screened porch,
det. garage. Shown by appointment.
Call Mr.. Sadler, MI. 1866. Priced
At $17,950.
SULLIVAN BROS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

LA SALE PARK. near 10Th and Var
NUN n:e.-Detached. center entrance
inside and out: modern s rms. and
bath, lovely kitchen. porch. oil heat.
Estate property reasonably priced.
GGAATEWOop s. BENNETT. Reaitor.
MA. 6a41. RE. 2323.
MICHIGAN PARK, $II,SOO. Lovely
3a,yr;; ;old semidet. brk.; 5 rms,
Anchor fence. OWNER, LA. 6-5O27.
MONROE ST. N.E.-s15.ooo; 7-room
detached home on large level cor
nscsnf nsc i1t; ..Zrss 2ocar r garage; gas heat;
Realtors. OR. 1000. till 8 pm.
WOODBRIDGE - Real bargain: de.
tached, s rms, ali modern, oil oil heat;
SS11r7.95os; 81 THACKER REALTY Co.
1912 11th ST. N.E.-open Sunday,
rn., full bsmt., 8 yrs. old. See to
aPEpres5ste. TPE sass d DAWN ys.d REAL ESTATE,
gill S. DAKOTA AvE.-Three bed
SEm RFk batss; ttfsmidfsfsh sfs5oo. lsf Excep ss
tionalS financing. approx. SI4, 600
savings to you. caii La. 6-7s7s7. %
DETACHED BRICK located on a level
lot in q convenient ne. section; this
2-story., 6-rm.. 2-bath. full bsmt.
screened-rear porch. large fireplace
home is offered by an owner who
must have q quick sale. A real buy.
Call NE. lab until PM. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
DUPLEX. 3 rms; tenants pay sep
crate heating and utilS. Not q con-
verted bldg. OF 4th and R. I.
ave. ne. Only S12,950. with $4,000
down. A. money-maker, or i've in
one, and let the other one pay for
REALTY. Ii. .7-9a77.
WE OFFER FOR YOUR APPROVAL
these. bargains: zoos 11th st. ne
3-bedrm. row. brick, with front bsmt.
entrance, oil .h:-w.h.. 2 porches;
$3.50 down. 140S 44th st. ne
This Kenilworth home is the last
word in luxurious living, afferding
baths, 2 liV. rms, large land
scaped garden areas: lot included
with home. GE. 171S, Sunday: DE.
S22S or HO. 1907. ewes. METROP-
Oils REALTY g. INVESTMENT CO..
1113 N. Capitol st. DE. 3142.
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THE SUNDAY STAR R-1
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

Washington, d. C K
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1859
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WANT TO MAKE A LITTLE MONEY?
We have a detached 10-rfn. home in
excellent shape including ? Kitchens
Within walking distance to schools
m t6c one q e nEsr aidr
mr. Langley; Jr. High, Requires a
down payment of 81 800, the in
come will furnish you with house
and at the same time pay on the
mortgage. This house Is In excel
Believe it or not. someone will Guy
this real bargain--tkis weekl
KAISER REALTY CO.
CO. 220o. o.0: sunday. IA. k962
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CTOSE ESTATE
ATTENTION DOCTORS

II I I EN I INJN DOC IONO!
Brightwood- -Takoma Area
Lge. corner brick residence with
complete Office layout in bsmt. for
physician, Including consultation
rooms. Main house consists of lge.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms..
3h baths. rec. rm. and finished
Intosh. Elk. 24S0: ewes. MI. 6565.
FRED a SMITH 90
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcont.)
TENLEY CIRCLE AREA

TENLEY ClhCLE AREA
Most appealing. semidet. brick home.
in convenient location. near all
facilities and best schools. First
floor contains a large liv. rm.. with
flrepl). din. rm.. sunrm., and good
kit. with nearly new GE stove
and refgr.). There are bedrms.,
rear incl. porch. and IA baths on
the second floor; full bsmt. with
paneled recr. rm. and bath: det.
garage, nice yards; needs some re-
decorating but is priced accord
ingly. Call Mr.. Murray. jr.. eyes,.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

coLoRED-BEAUTIFUL s-rm. tapes.
try brick home on Grant circle mr.
New Hampshire ave. NV; gas
hardwood frs. front and rear
porches. garage. For price and
terms call Mr.. Williford. MI. 2940.
Colored; mr.. Howard Univ. overlook
ing reservoir; 6 rms, Colonial front
porch. For price and terms cal
Mrs. Coffey, HO. 6610.
Colo-ed; TINS, tile bath. h.-w h.
porches: easy terms; mr. 18th and
Buchanan sts. NO. 1909.
Colored; 8 rms, 1st commercial
h.-w.h.. gas; 11th and U sts.; only
$12.950; terms. DE. 1160.
Colored; beautiful corner of brick and
stone: 3 stories, 8 rms, 2K baths;
h.-w.h.. oil; immaculate -cond.; 18th
st. mr.. Park rd. The price will
surprise you. Mrs. Hayes. NO. 1905
Colored: mr.. 9th and French St; 8
rms, 2 baths. h.-w.h., oil; garage
Call Mr.. Parks, jr., DE. 1852.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
ON YOUR LOT
FOR $10,5OO
WE WHILE BUILD

A 3-bedrm. house, size 24x40 #: For
info. METROPOLITAN HOMES.
SIS 9th st. NV, ME. 6407.
COLORED-I3th AND BUCHANAN
Six rms. 2 incl. porches, bsnnt., gar !;
terms. MR.. BROWNE, RA. 6058.
COLORED-UPPER N.W.-A fine 10.
cation for professional man, tapes
brick, semidetached house with con-
crete front porch. front and rear
yards, 2-car brick garage. First fl.
large living and dining room, mod
ern kitchen and library; End Il. mas
ter bedrm. with bath. hall bath and
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.. gas heat.
Priced to sell. $4,000 down. JAMES
C. CARR, SR., 414 9th ST. NV,
RE. 1884; RESIDENCE. LU. 4-55l2.
coLoREp - 1917 COLUMBIA RD.
N.W.-Vacant. IL rms. 4 baths. 5
apis. S19.5OO Only $4,000 down,
S1OO per mo. Open Sunday SO.
CoLoRED-NR. MERIDIAN PARK.
Lge. row brick. . rms. and bath.
Hot-water heat, nice lot Now
rented for $125 per mo. Price. Sl5,-
600. Lge. Cash down required. F..
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor, RE.
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Evening star., 1952-11-16

Mrs. Dudley Digges Morgan OF
Tulsa. Okla, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Mere
dith Abel, to Mr.. Percy Allen
Haythorne of Tulsa and Los An
geles. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy B. Haythorne of Los
Angeles.
The bride-elect is also the
daughter of the late Mr.. Morgan
and the niece of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Carroll Morgan of Wash
ington. She attended Ethel Wal
ker School in Sismbury, Conn.
and Briarcliff Junior College. Miss
Morgan is a member Of the Tulsa
Junior League and is head OF
sales promotion of the GlenWorth
Corp, of Providence. R. I.
Mr.. Haythorne attended Miami
University in Ohio. where he was
a member of Sigma Alpha Epislor
Evening star., 1952-11-16
To Be Honored

Mrs. j. LaWton Collins will be
the honor guest at the Army
Quartermaster General officers
Wives Club on Wednesday at 1890
at the Army Navy Country Club
Receiving with Mrs. Collins will
be Mrs. George A. Horkan. Mrs
Kester l.. Hastings is program
chairman and the guest speaker
is to be Mrs. Francis Kernohan OF
the State Department.. Her sub
ject will be THE UN and You
Mrs. Irwin l.. Luthi is chairman
of arrangements.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
By Katharine M. Brooks

Norwegian Ambassador and
Mrs. Munthe de Morgenstierne
entertained their Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Mr. Halvard
Lange for a day. The visitor, who
heads his country's delegation to
the United Nations, came early
Friday and was honor guest at
dinner at the Embassy that eve
ming.
| The Ambassador accompanied
him back to New York on the night
train so as to meet Crown Princess
Martha yesterday morning when
she arrived by plane frem Norway.
The Crown Princess is accom-
panied by her daughters. Princess
Ragnild and Princess Astrid, who
went with her later yesterday by
plane to Palm Beach. They will
be there for a month or more oc-
cupying the home of the United
States Ambassador to Norway and
Mrs. Charles Ulrich Bay.
Urueuoyon Visitors
Uruguayan Delegate to the
United Nations and Sonora de
Charlone will come down Thurs
day for a brief visit with the Am
baSSador and Sonora de Mora. A
small and informal dinner party
is planned by the Ambassador and
Sonora de Mora for Friday eve
ming. honoring their house guests.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Mora had small company dining
Informally with them last evening
for their house guests, Senor and
Sonora de Cuagliotti, of Uruguay,
who are in this country on a
pleasure trip. They have been
visiting in the Virginia hunt
country where there are stables
of Arabian horses which they raise
in their homeland.
Spenders Returning
Australian Ambassador and
Lady Spender will come down to-
day from New York where he is a
delegate to the U. N. The lunch
con which the Ambassador had
planned for tomorrow in honor of
his Foreign Minister, Mr.. Robert
G. Menzies, has been Cancelled.
The Foreign Minister has been de-
layed by illness and will not leave
Canberra for another few days.
He is coming here on his way to
London for conference of for
eign ministers Of nations in the
United Kingdom.
Lady Spender will remain in
Washington through the week but
the Ambassador will return to New
York tomorrow or Tuesday.
One of the very pleasant and
informal parties set this week will
be the dinner tomorrow evening
of the Bolivian Ambassador and
Sonora de Andrade. They will have
a group of close personal friends
dining with them to celebrate the
fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage.
Popular Berendsens Here
Sir Carl and Lady Berendser
were in Washington for part OF
day last week and promised
to be back for a longer stay be-
fore they start for their New
Zealand home. Serving as Am
bassador here from December
1948, until he retired in Febru-
ary of this year, Sir Carl ano
Lady Berendsen are among the
most popular hosts that have
been in diplomatic circles in this
capital. Sir Carl came to Wash
ington in July. 1914, as Minister
and when the Legation was raised
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Miss Morqun Is Bnde-EIect

Fraternity. He is now the chief
metallurgist at Douglas Aircraft
in Tulsa.
The wedding will take place on
December 10 in Tulsa.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Norwegian Minister
HOnOred at Embassy
Ambassador and Mr.. Longe Meet Crown
Princess; Other Diplomatic News

to an Embassy he became the
first Ambassador. During the
last years of his tour of duty
here he also represented New
Zealand at the United Nations.
The Berendsens are in this
country for Sir Carl's lecture tour
and will be back here for a visit
before the tour is completed.
NetherIonders in West
Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. van Roijen, who have been
travelling across the country, are
on the West Coast and will be
back in Washington the end OF
the week.
Pakistan Ambassador Moham-
med Ali is in Providence today
and will speak before the Eng
lish Speaking Union there. He
left Washington Friday night and
was there in time to attend the
football game yesterday between
Brown and Harvard Universities
His talk tomorrow is under the
auspices of the ESU and Brown
University. The Ambassador will
stop in New York to speak be-
fore the National Foreign Trade
Council before returning to Wash
ington the middle of the week.
Nine. Lambros, wife of the re-
tiring Greek Minister. has Joined
him in New York where he is a
delegate to the United Nations
Mr.. Lambros has been appointed
Greek Minister to Australia and
after the close of the present
sessions of the U. N. will leave
for his new post. Nine. Lambros
and their children will sail De-
cember for their homeland and
spend Christmas with her family
and join him later in Canberra.
Newcomers to Washington
Newly appointed Venezuelan
Ambassador Cesar Gonzalez spent
a day in Washington last week anc
returned to New York where he i;
a delegate to the United Nations
Extensive redecorating is being
done to the Embassy and planning
changes 10 days ago was Sonora de
Gonzalez, who came down for
day. The new hostess at the EN-
bassy is pretty, petite and brunette
The Ambassador designate is a g.
footer and very blond. Both speak
excellent English, Sonora de Con
zalez, a native of Mexico, having
received part of her education II
Texas. They probably will no
come to Washington to stay unit
the redecoration Of the Embassy
is completed.
! The new Minister Counselor o.
the Ecuador Embassy, Senor Ben
jamin Peralta with Sonora dt
Peralta and their three childrer
have arrived in Washington anc
are house hunting. Senor Peraltf
is career diplomat, his last pos
having been in the Dominican
Republic. The three children. Car
men. Gonzalo and Angela, are o.
school age.
Ecuador shortly will have an
other new member of it's Embassy
staff in Senor Gonzalo Bueno who
will be First Secretary. He, too, il
a career diplomat and is coming tt
Washington from Spain. He viii
be a welcome addition to the groul
of young bachelors in the corps
! Senor Francisco Barona, whit
Senor Bueno will succeed. ant
Sonora de Barona, have gone t
New York and will leave this Weel
to return to Ecuador where he will
enter private business.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Entertaining for Visitor

ita videla: Col. and Mrs. Charles
Cushman, Col. and Mrs. Marshall
Sanders. Col. and Mrs. Eduardo
Laborde and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
|Roderick O'Connor.
Gen. and Mrs. Walsh were hosts
to the visitor Tuesday afternoon
when they entertained at the
officers Club at Boiling Air Force
Base. The guests at the buffet
supper numbered about 80 and
also were drawn from the high
ranking officers of the Air Force.
Another Chilean visitor in the
Capital. Gen. Ramon Canas, for
mer Commander r-in-chief of the
Army. is here as a delegate to the
Geography conferences. He was
entertained at luncheon Tuesday
by Senor Francisco Hernandez of
the Pan American Union.
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|Mr. AppIeby
I axes Bride

The marriage Of Miss Emma
Lou Strickler to Mr.. Robert Har-
rison Appleby took place August I
in st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. with the Rev. Malcolm
Marshall officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Florence Strickler Of Cham
bersburg. Pa. Mr.. Appleby is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. APP
pleby. formerly of Washington,
now of Pasadena, Calf.
Given in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Amos Strickler, the
bride wore a white embroidered
lace dress. ballerina length. White
carnations formed a halo-effect
head piece. She carried o white
family prayer book, covered with
orchids. Her maid Of honor was
Miss Ella Beck of York, Pa.
Best man was the bridegroom's
cousin, Mr.. James Scott Appleby
Of Washington.
Following the ceremony q re-
ception was held at Columbia
Country Club. After q months
honeymoon at Laguna Beach,
Calf, the couple will make their
home in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
CrcIing the Countryside:
Third Art Exhibit Opens;
bon Voyage Parties Given

land Mrs. Monroe Bush from
Waterford: Mrs. Clarence Snow
den of Alexandria: Mrs. Moncure
H. Lyon of Purcellville and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Scheetz of Pitts
burg.
Saturday afternoon at 4.o'clock,
Frederick Gasquet Crabitez was
married to James Wallis Gibson
at st. Johns Church in Leesburg
Frederica is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Crabitez of LOU
dovale Farm. Waterford. Hel
grandfather, the late Judge Pierre
Crabitez of New Orleans, was fo1
years in the International Court
in Cairo. Her maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gasquet di
Zerega. were also from New Or
leans. DR.. Gibson is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gibson OF
Aldie. Virginia.
After the wedding, performed by
Father John Conley. Mr.. and Mrs
Crabitez had a large reception al
Loudovale. Their guests from out
Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tannehill and Miss Joanne
Tannehill of Staunton. and Miss
Marie Therese Larue Of New Or
leans. ..
Over at Sudley, near Marshall,
the Edward Meades' guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Bragonier, are
being feted by the Orange County
Hunt crowd before they go on to
Nantucket. Mr.. Bragonier, first
secretary Of the Embassy in Peru,
is on his way to Hamburg where
he will be stationed. Last night,
the Meades gave q dinner party
for "a in honor of. the Bragoniers,
and tonight Col. and Mrs. j. w.
Carroll are having a cocktail party
for them in the Plains. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Mars are entertain
ing the Bragoniers and other
guests for dinner tomorrow night
at their place, Marland. near the
Plains.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Miss Estelle Clemence DuBose
daughter of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs
John Wesley DuBose, became the
bride on July 20 of 1t. Albert AS,
bury Thompson. jr. U. s. A., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. The
Navy Chapel was the scene Of the
ceremony with Chaplain E
Vaughan Lyone officiating. The
reception was held at the D. A. r.
Chapter House.
The bride was graduated from
Mount Vernon Junior College and
attended the University of Mary
land. 1t. Thompson is an alumnus
of the University Of Maryland and
was recently graduated from the
Officers Candidate School al
Fort Benning, Ga. :,
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Daniel Beckers
On Weddinq 7rip

Now on a wedding trip to the
Pocono mountains are Mr.. anC
Mrs. Daniel Becker. who were
married August 3 in the new
Waynesboro. Pa, Seventh-day
Adventist Church, Elder Franklin
Fowler officiating.
The bride Is the former Miss
Charlotte Hade. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hade Of Waynesboro
and the bridegroom. who resides
in Takoma Park, is the son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Becker Of Allentown,
Pa. The couple will be at home
in Takonna Park after August
Is.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
By Dolores Phillips

LeeSburg was the hub of the So
cial wheel this week. The opening
of Vinton Lidell Picken's exhibit
of paintings on Friday afternoon
and the Crabitez-G Gibson wedding
on Saturday filed the week end
for those who have not migrated
North and for those who have re-
turned to this part of the country
Mrs. Pickens. who's exhibit Is
being shown at the Loudoun Col.
lege through Auguset II, received
with her husband Mr.. Robert Pick
ems and his sister, Mrs. Stanton
w. Pickens of Charlotte, N. C. The
paintings, in oil and egg tempera
were hung in the main room OF
the college and are third in q
series of our exhibits being held
by local artist.
MIR. Eugene Weisz, who will have
the last show. and Mrs. Weisz
were at the Pickens opening. Mr.
Weisz. vice principal at the Cor
coran School. is having hard
time rounding up enough local
scenes to qualify him as an ex-
hibitor. and they must be local.
Like all artists. he says his solu-
ton will be to 60 out and do
them between now and the 22nd
Of August.
The library. where punch and
cake were served. and the exhibit
room were filled with apprecia-
tive Leesburg residents, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt,
Mrs. s. Murry Rust. Mrs. Stanley
N. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Colt Nc
Lean, Mrs. Burdette s. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. William &. Chisolm,
Col. and Mrs. Michael Grenata
and Mrs. B. Powell Harrison, jr.
Others who dropped by during
the opening were Mrs. Edwin G..
Rust, Mrs. william r. Rust, Miss
Mary Conrad. Miss Betty Straw
bridge, ex-president of the College
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Woggon1ons Silver
Anniversary Feted

A buffet-cocktail party was held
yesterday to celebrate the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Waggaman. The
party was held in the Waggamans
Silver Spring home. with more
than so of their friends present to
help them mark the event.
Those attending included Mr.
and Mrs. Frank P. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Nuber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mr.. Gra-
ham Leftewitch, Mr.. and Mrs
Karl Vele. Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clip
per, Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert
Mr.. Jack Keys, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Haynes. and Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Herbert. jr.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Canham Of Arlington.
Miss Willoughby attended Bes-
sic Tiff College and received her
bachelor of arts degree from Mer-
Ger University. She is now a
student nurse at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital in Baltimore. Her
fiance Is an alumnus Of the Col
lege Of William and Mary and did
graduate work at the University
Of Virginia. He plans to complete
work for his doctorate at Johns
Hopkins University.
The wedding will take place
August % in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1952-08-07

Miss Grace Mary Keliher was
married on July 10 to Corpl. Rob-
'ert T. Shanahan of Fort Lee, Va
The ceremony was performed in
st. Anthony's Catholic Church, the
Rev. Louis Cheatham officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. James Keliher.
Maid of honor was Miss Betty
Ann Keliher and bridesmaids were
the Misses Mary Ann Clark. Mary
Claire johnson, Lorna Lee Steele
and Mary Ann OLeary. Mr.. Ray
Barrett was best man and ushers
were Messrs. Eugene Connor, Will
liam Rapp. Carl Mullens and Will
liam Borowski.
The former Miss Keliher was
graduated from Notre Dame Acad-
emy and attended the Massa-
chusettS Institute of Technology.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
Society News:
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Secretary of State and Mrs
Dean Acheson are expected tc
return to their farm at Sandy
Spring over the week end. The
Secretary went to Honolulu for
the meetings with officials OF
Australia and New Zealand on the
Pacific treaty. Accompanying him
for the conferences were Assistant
Secretary George w. Perkins and
Assistant Secretary John M. Alli-
son. who will return with them.
Mrs. Perkins, during the Assist
ant Secretary's absence, is at their
farm in New York State and prob
ably will be back in time to greet
them on their return. Mrs. ALI
son remained in Washington.
Travelling in foreign lands but
Eastward are Deputy Undersec-
retary and Mrs. Carlisle H. Humel-
sine. who are not expected back
from Europe until the middle of
September.
On Cope Cod
Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Willard L. Thorp did not go so
far afield but are rusticating on
Cape Cod. They plan to return
Immediately after Labor Day.
Mrs. Henry A. Byroade, wife of
the new Assistant Secretary for
Near Eastern, South Asian and
African Affairs, will leave this eve
ming for the middle west. She
will be accompanied by their two
younger sons, Alan and John and
will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Richard in their home
near Fort Wayne. Ind. The By
roades' eldest son, Gene has been
with his grandparents since earlier
in the summer.
Mr.. Byroade will be joined by
his family in ten days.
Assistant Secretary Edward G.
Miller, ir., will leave the latter
part Of the week to motor to Sara
nae Lake. N. Y. where he will join
Mrs. Miller. The latter has been
at Saranac for a fortnight and
already is beginning to show i'm
provement in her health.
Other Travellers
Navy Capt. and Mrs. Smith
Hempstone are visiting the latter's
Son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and