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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
M;.. Hattie Winston
Hostess Century OF
Progress Club

FToBf~
The Century of Progress
cub had a fine meeting
with Miss Hattie Winston,
sIf Philadelphia. on Satur-
Jay afternoon, March 7. The
cInb is underway with the
Annual Project. The Inter
biyh School Oratorical Con-
lost which will be held in
May.
After the business trans
actions. the meeting was
urncd over to the hostess.
Who introduced her guests.
and her project for the even
inc was moving pictures,
with discussions first by Mr..
Iedford on Mental Heath
After the presentation. the
hostess served a delicious
full course dinner.
Included among the guests
were: Amy Cunningham,
KATE Prior, Mrs. Edna M.
Henderson, Mrs. Beatrice c.
Terrell, Mrs. Fannie Peck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laddy Led
ford.
Members present were
Nesdames Linnie NJ lies,
Mary Monroe, Beatrice
Goldsby. Elizabeth Jones,
BESSIE Morton. Helen Nc
knight. Grace Rayburn,
Edith Gilchrist, and your
truly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
Stewardess Board
Bethel AME Church

The StewardeSS Board Of
Bethel AME Church. will be
hostess to a House arming
given at the Parsonage. 81 !
Edison. Sunday. March 10
The hours will be 4 till Z.
Mrs. Matte Williams. and
Nellie Cannon. will be IN
charge. The new min
lister of Bethel is the Rev.
Joseph Laurence Roberts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
WestsiGle......
COMMENTATOR
By BETTE ELLINGTON

God is ALL and in all that finishes the question Of
rood and bad side of existence Truth is real error
the unreal You will gather the Importance of this
ing when seems to If you will look on the
hrght side; for endureth but for n;ght -
oy eometh with the light" = MARY Baker Eddy)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
Meet Your Neighbor
Block Club of Vinewood

The club is still holding
regular monthly meetings.
A the regular meeting
held at the home OF Mrs. w.
Jones on last Thursday, the
main topic was Rat Con-
mol" Some Of the members
were very concerned about
having to buy new tin gar
bags utinselS. Some of them
aid they had just recently
finished paving for the per-
nanent rubbage and gar
bsge holders. and now they
had received notice to buy
new one And the question
has arisen * it actually true
nat those who have the
complete cemented ones will
nave 10 Buy new tins. A COM
n.l'ee will find the right
nme 10 60 down to investi-
gate the matter. for the
benefit Of all concerned.
he members planned to
rave their Annual Spring
ga, and after the tea. one
more meeting before closing
1'Nn Tor the summer. When
ne committee reports were
completed the balance Of
ne evening was spent dis,
'S'lng current events. and
oehfhtful repast was SER
yea by the hostess.
~ sss ~
Niss Doris Woodruff was
s'''gd IN Holy wedlock on
sunday, March | TO a Mr..
ecu Henry. The bride wore
beautiful gown of white.
man hat and shoes to
n'''h The bridesmaids
,r yIe joyce Gatewood, and
"nl' Jean Cox. also beau
,uu'ly dressed in angle
.F'h gowns. The best man
9'' Jake Marley. The we'd
m'g was at 2737 Pingree
~, IDo the reception was at
~ same address. Some Of
~ ~. people at the reception
v ere Calvin Andrews.
m"rl9n Floyd. Earl Ham
l ""'lo, John Melton. Char
sn se hicks Charles Manley
'"o hetty Jean Ellington.
~, onc Of Wayne INV. pro-
d d,s'ns sororities gave a
r'i .ye at the Nacirema on
!. 'uay March 6. The mus
Iva was furnished by Barry
" ~ and his band. Some
.nc pcople that attended
.I, Ie CAROL Jean Howard.
l e,,. Willie (Todio), Eu-
-. =" nixon. Gilbert Will
don om'' Thaddeus Erby. Cor
Hn Lloyd. Melvin Greer.
d, usn Lawson. Ronald Jor-
en- rma DeWeever. Paul
"sTr,lners, O'Neal Warner.
,sr,, ney enjoyed themselves
very much.
80 49, 80
ch me Friendly Nine Social
=, 49,, 30 gave their Spring Tea
Ma, nome Of MIR. and Mrs.
Th.' Ball Of 56i3 23rd.
e... affair wa. quite a sue-
Tta u was well attended.
sani, e Friendly Nine was or.
neivh htu i've years ago as q
bee" "o group and ha,
very active every since.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
CHARM
BY LOU LuTouR

NEW YORK.-tGlobsD With
Easter lust around the corner
and every lady wanting to look
her best and make the finest
possible impression IN her new
Easter OUTFIT. let's take 4 little
time out to discuss thing that
can spoil the appea sncc OF any
beautiful outfit.
We refer. Of course. 10 those
ugly underarm stains caused by
perspiraiion.
II IS amazing 10 see the number
Of women-Nes, even mouci,
who, in spite oil all the new
preparations on the market iD-
Jay. still appear IN public with
their clothes actually ruined by
stains.
Years ago when ! had a cham
course IN school OUT ST. Louis
Nay, | picked up system that
has never Jailed me- no matter
now strenuous my OAK nor how
ong hours | spend on duty.
1t will eliminate perspiration
safely if followed relisiouslY.
Drop line 70 Lou LuTour
.ilobal News Syndicate, Hotel
Theresa. New York. enclose
oli-addresSed. stamped envelope
md I'll let you IN on the secret.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
By LOWELL LOCKE

Man governed by immortal Mind, is always besuti-
full and grand Each succeeding year unfolds wisdom,
beauty, and holiness" Mary Baker Eddy.
Did You Know?
Our dear Mrs. Bette Ellington, manager of the
Tribune, honored at surprise birthday party in her
home Tuesday evening (last). Her lovely little
daughter, Betty Jean did all the planning
When Mrs. Ellington walked into the house that
evening, tired and uneNpectingy she greeted by
host of friends and relatives singing Happy Birthday
To You. II lust TO prove that Love loses
sight Of loveiness Mrs. Ellington is such person. al
sweet and loving TO all that into her presence
Her many friends proved the beauties and wonders of
that they loved her. some sunny California
not able to be there in per- >" -" ~
son, gifts. phone calls The Wherefore Alum
and wires to wish her happi nj club in the home
IInl Lnal nf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
Movies and Talk on Africa

an VII africa
You and your friends are
cordially invited to attend
a Sunday Teachers Training
Class Movies and Talk on
Africa to be given Thurs
day. March 10 at 1880 pm.
at Second Baptist Church.
AL Monroe. Detroit. spon-
sored by Second Baptist
Church School.
Admission will he free
refreshments will be served
all persons interested in
missions are urged To attend
this interesting discussion.
80 49, 80
Yosemite. a color film de-
picting this unique national
park and its seven mile
gorge. will opcn the weekly
educational film program at
the Rackham Memorial on
Tuesday. March II. Other
films will be Pioneers of the
Plains. which pictures the
life of q pioneer family Of
the 1905 and Morning Star
film OF the annual spring
migration OF shee p in Ari-
zona from their winter pas
ture to summer pastures in
the mountains.
The programs. which are
sponsored by the University
of Michigan's Extension Ser
vice and Audio-Visual Edu-
cation Center. are shown at
3:45 and 5:i5 on Tuesdays.
There is no charge for adj
mission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14
Senator. Cora Bz.OsUxs
ZellI WOusun-OE Year.

senator Cora NJ. Brown, first senator of
Michigan was honored at reception by the Icta Phi Bate
sorority during its Finer Womanhood Week the "Zeta
Woman Of the Year Saturday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14

one out Of every ten girls in
nc United States between the
ages Of seven and seventeen is a
Glll Scout. on total Of $50. 900
mn members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14

A very interesting pro-
gram was rendered which
consisted of solos. readings.
and Mr.. Jerome Ball was the
guest speaker. who delivered
a wonderful speech on
Friendship"
The club colors were ear
RED out with very unique
center piece portravinp
friendship. clasp gloves rep
resented a hand shake. also
used as a flower bowl.
Mrs. Lee of the jolly -
Social Club acted as the mis-
'fess OF ceremonies doing an
excellent Job ORANGE
and pineapple frapee, cook
les, mlnts. nuts were served
winch were enjoyed by all.
After a delightful repast.
guest Joined in and PLAYED
games. All reported a
very ENJOYABLE evening.
Some of the guest in At
tendance were Mrs. X. Lee.
Mrs: L. Davis, Mrs. v. J..
Wrthers, Mrs. L. Duncan.
Mrs. d. Carter, Mrs. v. Yoe-
man, Mrs. p. Martin, Mrs.
r. Mitchell, Mr.. VIM. Floyd
Mrs. M. Peek, Mrs. Agnes
Lewis, Mrs. Abbie Small. Mr.
John B. kellam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14

not able to be there in per-
son, sent gifts. phone calls
and wires to wish her happi-
ness. Her beautiful gifts
were numerous.
Among those present:
were our dear (owner and
publisher), MIR. Andrew r.
Freuhauf, Warren, Alfredo
and Terry Ellington; Helen
VIM. Jr. and VIM. III and
Helene Elizabeth Ellington;
Mary Lewis, Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Fred Ninness; Rev. &
Mrs. John Niles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Powell; Ceor-
ge Byrd; Luther Webb, and
Mrs. Blanche E. Thompson.
The Ellingtons dining
room table WAS beautiful
laden with center piece of
gorgeous Bird Of Paradise
flowers (gift Of Mrs. Cham
berlain,' sister Of Mr.. Frue-
hauf). and huge double
decked cake with the in
scription. "lIappy Birthday
mother dear written ON it.
We join in with the hosts
Of friends to wish you, Mrs.
Ellington, many, many hap
by returns Of the day.
- @aa
Did You Know?
Mrs. Cora Brown. Con-
gresham from Mich. was
honored AT a reception. "as
Woman Of the Year" by the
Zeta Phi Beta sorority. in
the palors Of the Womcn's
Federation Club.
aN4
Saturday AFTERNOON MIS-.
Holloway of w. Chicago:
Mrs. keencr of W. Boston.
Mrs. Preston of w Chicago
were trio hostess TO a iclc.
phone benefit bridge party
given by the Medical Wives
Auxiliary Club.
The affair proved to be
a huge success.
- $50
T he Wolverine Bridge
Club entertained Saturday
night AT the Detroit Civic
Center.
-. s.s ~
So sorry to hear Of tn e
passing OF a relative of Mar
garet Lucas. Margaret
school marin at George
Elem. school had to leave
quite suddenly to attend the
funeral service in Atlanta.
Ga.
We hear that old acquain-
tance club. honored their
friend and member. Nunies
High. at a baby shower. ~
welcome the little new com
en- to be.
The Great Lakes Muilal
Life Insurance Go. held its
Silver Anniversary Banquet
on Friday evening at Ncter-
ans Memorial Building.
The Invocation was given
by Rev. Horace White; IN
PRODUCTION of master of cere-
monies by Moses l.. Walker,
LIST Y. Pres. Treasurer; Wei
coming remarks and intro
duction Of honorcd guests
were given by Charles II.
Mahoney. Pres.
The presentation Of certi-
ficates to senior policy hold
ers, given by Louis c. Blount
v. Pres.,-Secy. The address
by p. L. Prattis, executive
editor of the Courier. The
bcnediction, given by DR..
Jesse Jai Mcneil.
rf NnN
We received greetings from
our friends Dorothy and
Richard Allen of Holcomb
Ave. that they are ENJOYING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14

WOncn'S Bar
A native Of Memphis. Tenn,
She is a life long Republican.
a-socisted with tho political party
before she became Of age.
She worked with the late Rev.
L. x Williams former head Of
VIC Negro National Republican
Committee Atty Sryker also was
'ptmcr secretary 10 tho Goth
Wards J. Horace Gardner and
a'h Ward Committeeman j. Leon
ard East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-14

Opera Company.
Also MIS-. Sadie Palmer. 400
Study Club, Mrs Pearl B. Har-
rIs Detroit Association OF Wo-
mems Clubs. Mrs Evelyn Mon
JOY. Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
Mrs June Watt. Delta Sigma
Theta sorority; ST Clair BillupS.
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe:
r. and h., clean throughout. Best
reas. offer. For appt., MR.. PENO.
s to $50, RE. 7-7525. -16
PLYMOUTH 50 4-dr. sedan; black,
fully equip; 81 .195. ARCADE pom
TIAC, 1887 Irving st. NV, AD
4-S500. Ii
BUICK 80 Riviera; hardtop $1.395
HORNER'S CORNER
6tn and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
FORD 40 club coupe ------ SS45
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AuroMos,Lrs FOR SALE

NASH '49 Super; r. and h.. overdrive;
ene-ewnsr; best offer; must sell.
Nash 1919 4-door sedan; green
frosters. Wv. tires. This car win
save you money on gas: gnarar1-
CHANDLER Err ees II st. ne Lincoln
6-4600; 18th and NJ sts. NV.
Executive 3-1430.
been in storage for Is months, looks
and runs like new. must sell. best
Nash lp i94s 2odoor Amba9sador;
eSff esffsfE eS sARERs peslsr noI9S Ss85
Nash ASH axH;' '46 500" 500 4-Srs; sGo: r. ind h.;
on gas and oii; good cond. Must
NAsH ssl 4s 7?; SUPER 9L SodS 76oS Cdr. ais sedan
Williams cHEvRoLET CO, NC,
1889 East-WeSt hwy. Silver Spring.
Md, ~. 2-so03; 1895 Ga. ave-,
NASH 81 Statesman cdr; r. and h..
seat covers, bed, L owner, -overdrive.
low mileage; Sat. and Mon. only;
perfect car at only S945. WIS
SINGER CHEVROLET Co, Seven
Corners. Falls Church. Va. JE. q
NASH so Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
2-tone paint; Hydra-Matic drive. r..
h. ard seat covers; only $S95, SAT-
FORD-CHANDLE LER: 629 H St. ne,
NV. Executive 3-1430.
OLDSMOBILE 1850 de luxe club
sedan; Hydra. + and h., one owner.
PAUL BROS. SUsED-CAR FAIR"
Wis Wis; an and Ellicott' KE. 7-13os.
oGDsMoB1kE GDsa 81 Il 1s4o 4.door aS sedan;
Hydra-Matic drive: $3.50 or best
OLDSMOBILE 81 "98" de luxe HoIi-
day sedan; Hydra Matte. radio.
heater, all-nylon interior, one
low milesse safsty say tsSted stf
BROS. ''USED-CAR FAIR" wis. and
Ellicott, KE. 7-130S. Open It'll 8.
oLDsMoB1LE .51 ss conv.; besut
red finish, r. and h., Prem. Wv.
tires, new white top; ] owner car; az;
1,795 or best offer WA. 7-5as4
oLDsMoBfhE dl6sE 9 2iMi 40 club coupe; SIS:
pvt. owner. Cali 30. 9-9047 any
oiLlDssMoBILE il1s as a-dr, sedanette;
out: $685.. 710 r. I. ave. ne. pu.
OLDSMOBILE '52 Super 'SS" 4-dr.;
| owner. kept like new; Hydra
Matte; radio and heater, etc;
Sl,975. Guar. 80 days. ID MINIS
Wash. BROAD STREET FORD in
Falls church,, 100l w. Broad ST..
OIITDIsMoBiLE III oiTIE 1885 6-cylinder coupe;
good cond:. throughout; $40. Gan
oLL4DisM0BiLE L4i a6SsSIs so "ss" 4-dr. sedan;
gray finish. radio, heater. Hydra.
Matte: in excel. cond.; S1,O9o. Sali
oRP55ssMTosIhE R5s ToSs21 .s1 "ss. club coupe;
r, +, and 11o III SLABS. Jo' S-S77I17 I7 OF
OE6sMoBiLE ,5a "ss'. Super Rocket
4-dr.; Hydra-Matic; fully equJ5p5pee09. J p5e0
Like ne% ars in sapPlhfiFs lftesn sreen; ins wash
BROAD STREET (Ford in Falls
Church., 1901 W. Broad ST.. JE-
oLD9ssMoBILE oLJD9ssMSVoBILE so "ss" 2-dr.; kept
ike new; Standard TRANSMISSION,
beautiful blue-gray finish; equipped;
S1,195. Guar. 80 days. Fifteen MINIS.
Wash. BROAD STREET Ford IN
Fails church,. 1901 W. Eroad ST.
oITE6sM5BpGE ~, I5fGG 1851 .ss" Holiday;
new tires; Si.695. so. 5-4S54.
1s4s 4-dr.: Hydra
EAST MOTOR CO. (Ford), 4400
o TfPping TfTgM0REdE Ed ne 81 sS Ig 4uper super
Hydra Matte; radio; excel. cona:;
low mileage Selling to settle estate.
Phone TIE. 6-5160 week ends. ---Ic
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook 4-dr.:
dark blue, heater, seat covers; a
Gar That shows the stamp Of quail
Sl,195. ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
tFordl, 1917 No. Moore St, Arl..
Va. ia. 7-S7S7. is
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 194S conv.; good cond. !;
asking S575. Call after 5 pm.
PACKARD so 4-dr.: T. and h.. SC.
excel. cond.. 1-owner car. Leaving
ia. S-5216. go
PACKARD I94S Super 4-dr.: r. and
h., overdrive; pvt. owner; $495. TU
2-590O or Poplar 2-4153. -21
PLYMOUTH 80 de luxe 4-dr.; !
owner; I and 81 very clean seat
PLYMOUTH 1852 Savoy station
wagon; r, h. and turn signals;
clean inside and out; 1,595
WILLYS MOTORS. INC. 1895 Wis
ave. cat Western ave., EN-. 2-S093.
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 1853 convertible; fully equip;
$500 actual miles; orig. owner;
preciate. Phone 10. 2-4674. lis
OLDS 81 Super 'SS" de luxe sedan:
fully equipped; low mileage; 1-owner
car perfect in every detail; 1885.
Low-cost GMAC terms; fully guar.
ALDER OLDS,. INC. 3720 Ga. ave.
cat New Hampshire.) TU. 2-5l 30,
PAckARD fVSi RI . so 4-dr; Ultramatic, . r.
and h., sig. lights, 10000 miles.
orig owner. LA. 6-529S. lis
PACKARD 194S convertible coupe;
fully equipped; clean; S495. LEO
ROCCA. INC, 430l Conn. ave.
EN-. $1,000. -17
PACKARD 1851 1900" series de luxe
4-dr.: TAM. excel. seat covers; radio
and heater: Ultramatic drive, pune
ture seal tubes all tires including
spare; / owner; Al condition; /;
immac. clean; 81 AS. XII. S-73S4
or 3416 S. Stafford St.. Arl. lis
Evening star., 1953-10-16

oLDsMOBILE 1949 4-dr.; Hydra
EAST MOTOR co. (FordD, 440O
SfRnlng Gg nMogpEr Td ns, sS 5T 4npeF snper dr..
Hydra Matte; radio; excel cor c9nq:' q:
Phone TIE S-516O week ends. --1S
Evening star., 1953-10-16

| NASH '52 Rambler station wagon: T
( and h., SpotleSs sky blue finish; per
! feet for family or utility use; low
mileage. like new car; S1,395. tor
allowance for YOUR car. MCNEIL
! tStudebaker), 4O34 Wis ave. EN-
Evening star., 1953-10-16
JAGUAR new ]
PRY. It'd. L
our 31St wear

our 3lst year"
JEEPSTER 40, r. and n. Cd, new
tires. one owner. Price Sb45. SI2o
down, bal on easy payments. See
Cuf Day at JACK PRY'S. 14th ST
and Pa. ave. sc. -
KAISER so Traveller; rebuilt mtr, :,
excel. cond.: S690 Call JE. 1855
today, 10 to 4; weekdays after o.
Evening star., 1953-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 4-dr.: $500 miles,
guaranteed perfect cond., must sell,
have 2 cars. extras included. inspect
ssnsSr drive. 1896 Wis. ave. ,Wo.
PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook 41dr.
sed.; r. n, Sc. signal lights; low
mi; price. 1.495; an excel. buy.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Rslvedere sedan;
two-tone blue and cream finish
perfect motor: smart-looking and
economical. $1,245. WILLYS MO-
TORS. INC. 5335 Wis. ave, lat
Western aye), EN-. 2-S093. lie
DODGE 81 sedan 4-dr. SI,195
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
NASH .49 4-dr:; overdrive S645
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-05-08

Specials in our Down Stoirs Store Fountain Room
Saturday, Nay 9th
sliced ham on Hollywood breed, orange moyonnose,
reoulorIv 4Oe 32c
peppermint hot fudge ice sandwich,
regularly 35e e----------------------
Evening star., 1953-05-08
T. .95

Soy goodbye" to alterations enjoy
the luxury Of proportioned skirt at
tiny budget price. Gripper woistbond, twin
hip pockets. Black, navy, white, red, lug
eoee, beige, green. Toll, l2-20, medium,
l2-20; small, 1918:
Down stoirs Store, sportsweor, Main Building
oso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1953-05-08

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Evening star., 1953-11-01
Miriam S. Dodek
To Discuss Book

Mrs. Samuel Mayer Dodek,
professionally known as Miriam
Selker Dodek, will discuss her
book, "River of Wonders" at an
observance of Jewish Book
Month to be held by the Sister
hood of Congregation Beth Ell
of Montgomery County at $3.50
pm. Wednesday in the home of
Mrs. William Saunders of 6803
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Dodek recently returned
from a two-and-a-half month
trip to Europe and Israel. Her
book, a collection of original
Egyptian legends, was published
in Israel last year and is now
being translated into French.
At present she if engaged in
preparing a new book for which
she gathered material in Athens
and Rome, as well as Israel.
Hostesses for the Wednesdays
meeting will include: Mrs. Arm
old Gold, Mrs. Daniel Kweller,
Mrs. Ethel Deutch, Mrs. Milton
Alexander, Mrs. Ina Broida,
Mrs. Beryl Frank and Mrs. Ray
mond Kruger.
Prominent in club and or
ganization work, Mrs. Dodek
also is a lecturer as well as a
writer.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Debuts Fill
The Holiday
Calendar

Former United States Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Joseph c. Grew
will present their granddaughter,
Miss Ann English to Washing
ton society December % when
they will entertain for her at
dinner at the 1925 F Street Club,
Miss English is the daughter of
Mrs. Anita Grew English and will
accompany her mother from
their Boston home to spend
Christmas and the holidays with
the Crews.
The Crews dinner will pre-
cede the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Clammer will give in
the Sulgrave Club for Mrs. Clam
mer's daughter, Miss Kay Diana
Moore.
Former United States Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Myron M. Cowen
will give a tea dance Christmas
eve to present their daughter.
Miss Sandra Cowen. the party
being arranged in the 1925 F
Street Club.
DR.. and Mrs. William Calhoun
Stirling will be hosts at a tea
dance December 80 to present
his daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Stirling. The tea dance will be
given in Anderson House, head
quarters of the Society of the
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. deForest Grant,
of New York, will give a dinner
at the 1925 F Street Club for
her granddaughter, Miss Patricia
Smith, who also is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Gretchen Smith
of Washington.
Another dinner that evening
will be that of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Foote in the Sulgrave
Club for the, latter's daughter,
Miss Daphne Doeg.
Miss Joan Ault will be the deb
utante on New Year day when
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Foote will present her at a
tea dance at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Emily Post on Etiquette

A letter this morning asks me
a question that comes to me
frequently: 'I have a friend with
whom I have been exchanging
birthday and Christmas presents
for a long while. / have enough
presents to buy for members of
my own family sisters, brothers,
nieces, nephews, etc.-and I
would like TO discontinue ex-
changing presents with this
friend. Will you please tell me
how I can tactfully suggest
this?"
You can tell her frankly that
you have such a large family that
you have decided that you must
cut down your Christmas list
and ask her to help you by agree
ing not to continue exchanging
Christmas gifts with you.
Marking Silver
Dear Mrs. Post: Could it be
considered proper to have table
silver marked so that the initial
appears right side up to the
person who is to use it? This
seems to me a much more SEN
sible way of marking than the
usual one. The person seated
Evening star., 1953-11-01
PEG Luncheon

The monthly reciprocity lunch
con Of the District PEo Sister,
hood will be held at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the YWCA, Sew
enteenth and K streets NV.
The program will include piano
duets by Mrs. Frank w. Hubbard
and Mrs. w. r. Wettergreen of
Chapter j.
DR.. Glen Levin Swiggett will
read poems from his recently
published works.
Mrs. Martin Ekstrand of 1857
Forty-fourth street NV. is in
charge Of reservations which
close tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Cheese Cookery

It's usually best to CRATE, slice
or cube cheese before you add
it to the other ingredients in
a cooked dish. This way the
cheese is evenly distributed and
melts and blends with the other
ingredients quickly.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Should the tissue papers
coUering the engraving on ,Ded-
ding limitations be remoued
before mailing? This and
other Information regarding
aOedding limitations and an
nouncenentS are included in
Mrs. Posts leGfet <E-1O. To
obtain q copy, send 40 cents in
coin to Dept. EP, care of The
EUening Star, p. o. Boz 80,
Station G, New York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

across the table can hardly see
the marking. so why not have
it marked so that it is right side
up to the user when seated at
table? I am going to have some
silver marked soon and / would
like to know what you think
about this.
Answer-Mark your silver the
way you like it-there's no fixed
rule.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
For Scratched Skillet

If you've secured your cast
iron skillet too much and it has
lost its smooth finish, rub it
with vegetable shortening and
put the skillet over low heat
for 20 to 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

On Hunting Trip
Messrs. Chester Leishear, John
King and Upton Gladhill of
Damascus are in South Dakota
on pheasant-hunting trip.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY q, 1858
Quotations furnished by the Associated Press.