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Evening star., 1953-07-03
Marco
TOBeWed

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stephen
Mario of Port Washington, N. Y.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Cecile Coudert to
Mr.. Lester L. Van Glider, jr.,
son of Mrs. Van Glider of Fond
du Lac. Wis, and this city, and
the late Mr.. Van Glider.
Miss Mario, a graduate of
Manhattanville College of the
Sacred Heart, N. Y, is a grand
daughter of the late Chevalier
Eduardo Mario, composer, or
ganist and teacher; and on her
maternal side, the great-grand-
daughter of Louis Leonce Coud-
ert, a founder of Coudert Broth
ers, international lawyers.
Mr.. Van Glider is a graduate
Of Marquette University and
Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service. At Mar
quette he was elected to Alpha
Sigma Nu, National Jesuit Scho-
lastic Honor Society.
Mr.. Van Glider is joining Bell
Laboratories, after being associ-
ated with the National Security
Agency for several years.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
CrcIing the Countryside:
Safe and Sane Fourth
For the Hunt Country

planning a country auction early
in the autumn.
The de Butts clan, who were
in Europe for the coronation.
are returning to the Upperville
fold this week end in time for
the Guilds picnic. Somewhere
on the high seas they passed
the Edward Meades on their way
to Europe.
Mrs. Meade, whose daughter
Jane married Hunter de Butts.
jr., last February and whose son.
Henry Sprague. married Lucy
Ruffin of Durham, N. c.. q few
days ago. has closed Sudley. the
Meade estate near Marshall.
Gen. Boye Bock
Brig. Gen. Frederick Boye Is
back In Warrenton after attend
ing the two-day Eastern tryoutS
for the 1853 United States Eques-
trian Team held in Fairfield.
Conn. last Saturday and Sun
day. The winners in the trials
were Patricia Burke of New York
City. Marjorie Gill, q member Of
the team last year, and Ronnie
Mulch of Darien, Conn.
The next trials will be held at
the Saddle and Sirloin Club in
Kansas City. Mo-, on July II and
18, followed by the trials at
Pebble Beach, Calf. on August
l and 2, and the finals at Quen-
tin, Pa. on August Is and Is.
Nine members will be picked at
Quentin, the three winners to
represent the American jumping
team and six in reserve.
Freddie, executive vice presi-
dent of the United States team.
is an ex-cavalryman and has all
of the cavalryman's interest in
seeing the United States come
up with a team this year that
will make as good a showing as
last years team did in Germany,
| Finland and Ireland.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Australian Naval Officers
/ Here: MANY Parties Planned

Officers of Her MajeSty's Aus
tralian Ship Sydney came ashore
at Baltimore yesterday and were
entertained in Washington at a
reception given by their Ambas-
sador and Lady Spender.
The comfortably cooled En-
bassy on Cathedral avenue was
the scene of the party. The Am
bassador and Lady Spender had
with them to receive Capt. H. j.
Buchanan, commander of the
Sydney, and Group Capt. K. r.
j. Parsons, commander of the
Australian Air Force contingent
sent to attend the coronation.
The ship. its officers and crew,
with the Army and Air Force
contingents which took part in
the coronation festivities, are on
their way back to their home
land.
After greeting the hosts and
the honor guests, those who
called at the Embassy last eve
ming went out onto the terrace
where a bar and buffet were set
up with small tables on the lawn.
The long buffet table was laid
in the dining room.
New ZeoIond Porty
Earlier in the afternoon Of
ficers and the New Zealanders
in the contingents were enter
tained by New Zealand Ambas-
Sador and Mrs. Leslie Knox
Munro in the charming garden
of their Embassy. The hosts were
assisted by their daughter, Miss
Esme Munro.
Following their own garden
party the Ambassador and Mrs.
Munro and their daughter went
on to the 6-to-9-o'clock reception
at the Australian Embassy. Dep
uty Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. G. Freeman Matthews were
included in the invitations for
the reception last evening, and
others included Mrs. Walter
Robertson, Deputy Chief of
Protocol and Mrs. Raymond D.
Muir and Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
Reyner.
Senator Bourke B. Hicken-
looper, of the Foreign Relations
Committee and Mrs. Hicken-
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Penneys Mark
Golden WeddinQ

DR.. and Mrs. A. Owen Penney
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at an informal re-
ception Tuesday at their High
land avenue residence. Some of
the guests had been present at
their wedding, which took place
at Calvery Baptist Church, to
which the Penneys still belong.
The Penneys two sons. Owen
Eugene and David Albert, five
grandchildren. and a niece. Mrs.
Bertha c. Galloway, were among
those present. DR.. Penney was
born in Ohio, but Mrs. Penney
is a fourth generation Washing
tonian, and the grandchildren
are the sixth generation of the
family born here.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Miss Georgine r. Mayer.

Miss Georgine Rose Mayer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lud-
wig Mayer of Schloss-Saudsee,
Bavaria, Germany, was married
July 2 to Mr.. Persio da Silva.
First Secretary of the Embassy
Of Paraguay.
The ceremony and nuptial
mass were performed in the
Apostolic Delegation Chapel,
with the Delegate, the Most Rev.
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, off,
ciating. Paraguayan AmbaSsa-
dor Boettner served as best man,
and was host at a breakfast and
reception at the Embassy follow
ing the ceremony.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr.. Fabio da Silva and Sonora
Mercedes Caballero da Silva of
Asuncion, Paraguay.
After a southern wedding trip
the couple will make their home
on Wilson Lane in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Society News
LeDervunches Feted
Bv Ell SuIvodoreons
Ambassador and Sonora de Castro
Entertain at Buffet Supper
BY Katherine M. Brooks

he became Ambassador in Au-
gust, 1945. His service at this
Capital would have been the
longest except for the brief in
terval during a change of Gov
ernment.
The party, set for 1880. was
given in the home Of the hosts
on Massachusetts avenue. The
guests include the dean of the
Latin American Ambassadors,
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa of Mic
aragua, still smiling and accept
ing congratulations on the birth
of a son last week; Honduran
Ambassador and Sonora de Vale
and Sonora de Caceres. widow
Of Ambassador de Valle's prede-
ceSSor.
Additional guests from the
diplomatic corps were Para
guayan Ambassador and Sonora
de Boettner, Bolivian Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Andrade, and
Venezuelan Ambassador and
Sonora de Gonzalez.
Colleagues Attend
Colleagues of the honor guest
and his host on the Council of
the OAS who attended the sup
per included Peruvian Ambassa-
dor Juan Bautista de Lavalle,
Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Vittone and the new
Brazilian Ambassador and Sen
hora de Lobo, who are renewing
ties made when he was sta
toned at the Embassy here seven
years ago.
Philippine Charge d'Af1aires
and Mrs. M. j. Gamboa were
in the company, and also Sonora
Amalia de Castillo Ledon, chair
man of the Inter-American
Commission of Women; and the
Ell Salvador member of that
Commission, Sonora Carmen
Vilanova de Alfaro. The Secre-
tary General of the OAS and
Sonora de Lleras and the As
siStant Secretary General and
Mrs. William Manger were there
and others included Mr.. Charles
r. Burrows and Mr.. John w.
Fisher of the Office of Middle
American Affairs in the State
department with Mrs. Burrows
and Mrs. Fisher.
Other Guests
The Venezuelan Military and
Assistant Military Attaches, 1t.
Col. Raul Castro Gomez and
Capt. Enrique Rena Briceno.
with their wives were present
last evening, and also Alternate
Delegates from Venezuela to the
OAS, DR.. Martin Ayala Aguerre-
we're and DR.. Antonio Urdaneta
Chuecos. accompanied by their
wives. Other officials of the Pan
American Union in the company
included Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben
Nevada, Mr.. and Mrs. Guillermo
Nannetti and Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Levers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Zaldivar
of Ell Salvador. son and daugh-
ter-in-law of the late former Ell
Salvador Minister in Washing
ton, who are spending several
months here, were guests last
evening, as was their daughter
Senorita Rosa Zaldivar. Also
among the guests was DR.. Cesar
Augusta Caceres, recently grad
uated from Georgetown Univer-
sity and son of Sonora de Cace-
res and the late former Ambas-
sador of Honduras. DR.. and Mrs
Fernando Sacasa, brother and
sister -in-law of the Nicaraguan
Ambassador, and DR.. and Mrs
Alex F. Castro, son and daugh-
ter-in-law of the hosts COM
pleted the company.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
Society News

Venezuelan Ambassador to the
Organization of American States
Rene Lepervanche. who also is
chairman of the Council Of the
OAS, and Sonora de Lepervanche
were honor guests at buffet
supper last evening. They are
going home next week for two
months vacation.
Their hosts were Ell Salvado-
rian Ambassador and Sonora de
Castro. who have been so long
in Washington as to seem per-
manent residents. The AmbasSa-
dor first came here as secretary
of the legation and has worked
upwards through the years until
Evening star., 1953-07-03

Ambassador designate to
Cuba and Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner will leave for Havana on
July 20. having been PARTED
at farewell to-dos until they
don't know whether they're
coming or going. AS soon as
they get settled in the Ameri-
can Embassy they will begin
taking Spanish lessons. Nei-
ther Of them now speak the
language but We're going to
work on it," says Susie.
They like Havana, made lots
of friends on their three or
four previous visits there and
think "a lot can be done" at
this important listening post"
Above all it's close to the
United States, which means
it's close to their three chill
dren and three grandchildren,
all now in Washington.
It's also close to their Palm
Beach home which they will
maintain in a Semi-open state
in case they want to go over
for a night or two. Their 30
foot cruisers the Moana II, is
kept there, but If they never
cruise on it again Susie won't
mind. She hates boats, takes
to the nearest bridge table
while the rest of the family
rides the seas.
She's one of the best bridge
players in Washington if not
the best woman player. She
plays with such experts as
Chief Justice Fred Vinson, Air
Force Secretary Harold Tai
bott (both partners of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's), Senator
Clinton Anderson and Nine.
Bonnet.
That house in Palm Beach,
incidentally, will be described
and pictured in House and
Garden sometime in the future
months.
The Gardners' Washington
house will remain as it is with
a caretaker to look after it.
Mrs. Gardner says she wouldn't
rent it for a million dollars and
she's one of the few women in
Washington in a position to
turn down such an offer.
Their summer residence at
fashionable Watch Hill, r. I.
will be enjoyed by the children
and grandchildren. Probably
the only time they will set foot
in it this summer is this week
Evening star., 1953-07-03
To Enter Parade

A float depicting a Madonna
Of the Trail" will be entered
by the Erasmus Perry Chapter,
OAR, in the Progress Under
Freedom" parade tomorrow in
Takoma Park, Md. The float
was inspired by Madonna of
the Trail" monuments erected
some years ago by the National
OAR Society.
Mrs. Franklin r. Bruins and
Mrs. George F. Kuch are CO.
chairmen of the groups partici-
patton in the Independence Day
parade.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

handy too. You can swim all
year around in Havana and
swimming Is the sport Susie
enjoys.
Clubs are rampant in Ha-
vana but Mrs. Gardner doesn't
care for club life. She only likes
to entertain in her own home
and she prefers any kind Of
party that has music. After her
recent fantastic debut dance
for her daughter Suzanne, heI
Evening star., 1953-07-03

Miss Frances ]. Stevens.
Miss Frances Jeanne Stevens,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jackson Stevens of Bethesda. be-
came the bride on June q, of
Mr.. George William Butz, III,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Butz,
jr., of Rehoboth Beach, Del. The
ceremony took place at the Be-
thesda Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. James S. Albertson officiat-
ing. A reception at the Wom-
ans Club of Bethesda followed
the service.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

MRS. WILLIAM p. SMITH, Jr.
The former
Miss Abbie HI. Oliver.
The marriage of Miss Abbie
Hanahan Oliver, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Shep-
pard Oliver of Washington, for
merly of Dillon and Winnsboro,
S. c., to Mr.. William Parkhurst
Smith, jr., took place July 2
at All Saints Episcopal Church
in Chevy Chase, Md.
The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Charles A. Lowrey, as
sisted by the Rev. Edward M.
Spruill of Plymouth, N. c. A
reception followed at the home
of the bride.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. Smith of Washington, for
merly of Charlotte, Mich, and
the late Mrs. Smith.
Following a honeymoon in
Miami the couple will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

end which they will prolong
into a week. They do not seem
too concerned, however, over
spending the hottest season
of the year in tropical Cuba.
They think it's no hotter, may
be not as hot, as Washington,
the Embassy has q swimming
pool, Is partially air-condi-
toned and they will take more
air conditioners with them. The
Atlantic Ocean will be kind Of
Evening star., 1953-07-03
-Rrooka Photo

Miss Lora Mattare. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke A. Mattare
of Chevy Chase. Md. became the
bride on June 81 of Mr.. George
Brent Mickum III, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mickum II of this city.
The ceremony took place at
st. AIMS Catholic Church, the
Rev. Henry D. Collins officiating.
A reception at the Kenwood
Country Club followed the we'd
ding.
Alter a wedding trip to the
Poconos the couple will live in
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

Miss Nancy Claire Agnew,
daughter Of Mrs. Leona Mabie
Agnew Of this city, became. the
bride on June q of MIR Paul
Edward Thoman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Thoman Of York.
Pa. The ceremony took place
at the Minnesota Avenue Chris
tian Church. the Rev. T. T. Rob-
erts offlciating. A reception at
the church followed the wedding. i.
Evening star., 1953-07-03
In New York

Mrs. William L. Ritchie and
Mrs. H. Conger Pratt are guests
at the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

Miss Olive M. Gibson.
Miss Olive May Gibson,
daughter of Mrs. Ruth Baker
Gibson and Mr.. Percy D. Gibson
Of this city, became the bride
recently Of Mr.. Eric Jean Lor-
Signol, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andre
Lorsignol of Paris. France. The
ceremony took place at All Souls
Unitarian Church, DR.. A. Powell
ApavieS officiating.
Evening star., 1953-07-03

N11SS 4NO11Aass % O0H ISUkAs
The Reformation Lutheran
Church here was the scene of the
recent marriage of Miss Norma
Jean Carlson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar E. Carlson, to
Pfc. Wilhelmus J. Ruifrok, jr.
DR.. Oscar r. Blackwelder was
the oficiating clergyman. 4
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

What more need be said about
Our new organization' Do YOU
think it necessary for such a
group? I'm sure after considering
the potentialitieS Of social
gatherings for the benefit OF
keeping the Saxons together that
YOU will be one OF the new mem
bers on our roster.
If YOU can't make the meeting
January Q try to attend the next
meeting Friday January 2S at the
Sachsenheim. 500 p. m. Don't
forget the reunion dance coming
up January ,Slst that's on the last
SATURDAY. OF this month. Put a RED
ring around that date on your ca
lender and bring old and new
members with you. Stevens or
chestra will play Q to 1890 and
the price Of admission is only I:
cents per person. Lets see lot OF
old faces. If you've given up dane
ing YOU can still chat with ole
friends and reminisce. and make
the walls shake with song.
Our deepest sympathies are Of
fered to the Kraus family for the
loss Of their father and husband
Bill. Bill was called to his eternal
resting place January 4 following
sudden illness at the age OF Al
He was very active member in
the Jugendbund for years and one
of our former basketball players
His Younger brother Donald On
gerth following in his footsteps
kept Bill an ardent follower OF
our games. Not many of the past
members showed the enthusiasm
that Bill did and he will be missed
greatly.
NJ, Dickson
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with the new administration. Pro-
posals to be enacted py the in
coming Congress will be as econom-
ical as possible considering our
great needs. Every department re-
quirement will be carefully reviewed
for extravagances. and these will be
eliminated as quickly as possible.
Reckless spending must be made a
thing of the past. A balanced bud
get IS the primary objective. Al
though waste must go. this should
not be attained at sacrifice OF
national security needs, nor of our
welfare obligations.
That Congress will enjoy a con-
structive relationship with the in
coming President I am completely
confident. In my past association
with General Eisenhower. both here
and abroad, nave found MIN an
unusually attentive listener. with
sound ideas and rare judgment.
keenly anticipate working with him.
AS one of the top-ranking MEM
bers of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs I share with the
other members Of this committee
an er-increasing responsibility IN
this important field. We are faced
with q great challenge. but l an,
confident we shall meet it. The
incoming Secretary Of State. John
Foster Dulles. mas worked witlf the
committee and won the confidence
OF many of its members. This
shoulG mean a greatly increased
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particular, who are great fans
Just ask around.
There is bowling as usual at
80 p. m. every Sunday at Play
or Lanes. Anyone not having
anything to do i'll the afternoon
come on down and bowl a few
games.
Keep January II i'll mind
That's the date when East and
West take Il bus trop down tc
Salem. All information as to the
time and place to meet will be
given next week.
Don't forget the next meeting
will be held "Wednesday. January
IA at ! 80 p. IN. at the East Side
Sachsenheim. Come on down and
find out what the Junior sare
planning for future vents.
If anyone wants to know how
to open frozen lock, ask Bill
Foisel for information. Pick the
right car next time. Bill.
That's it for this week.
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ELlWooD CITY. PA.
BRANCH As

Members are reminded that the
years most important meeting
will be held on Sunday afternoon
at ? 90 p. IN. The annual finan.
cial report will be rendered il
which we see Just how we'll OUT
club stands financially.
This is also the meeting we
expect all members to get their
past assessments paid up to date
new membership cards will be
available at this time. Another
most important part of this meet
ing will be the election of board
of directors for the ensuing year
and also applications for the po-
sition of club steward must be
turned in at this meeting: appli-
cations must be written only
copy OF the steward contract is
available from the secretary at
any time before the meeting.
Fred Meier, Sec.
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SAXON VETERANS
By FRED

On Dec. y, 1852 we held our
last dance of the year and the
committee of that dance racked
mp neat attendance figure. The
following week. Jan ;. 1888.
another near equal figure made
possible a sizable amount of
money to be donated to Grille
Veterans. Marine and Brccksville
Hospitals. \ donation to the
American Cancer Society will
also be made. Next Saturday we
are again featuring Eddie lladam
and his band at the West Side
Sachsenheim Ballroom. 7OOl De-
nison Ave. II YOU enjoy fine dance
music. stop in and visit us.
Monday January -. we will
have our first meeting of the new
wear. All members are urged to
attend. Anyone interested i'll at
tending a Cleveland Barons
hockey game. make Your reser-
vation at the next meeting.
A pressure cooker accident sent
Mrs. Al .Aber to Lakewood Hosp.
last Friday with severe steam
burns. We wish YOU speedy re-
coverv from Your misfortune.
Bill Weith is up and about again
after an eve infection confined
him to the hospital.
Still waiting for the stork to
arrive Cat this writing) are the
the Paul Weirs.
To Canton, Ohio. Will inform
members OF our club about your
coming Reunion Dance on ia
nuarv 81. 1888.
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7. S. J. A. NEWS

At this time the basketball
season is a little more than half
over. I've had the privilege to
going to few OF these games
and they were very thrilling.
When we drew up the basket
ball schedule last October in
Salem. Ohio. we decided on hay
ing all teams playing in the same
city in one night. The reason for
this was to attract more former
members Of the I. S. J. y. and
lodge members to attend these
games | went too. The next two
in the attendance at the two
games I went to. The next twoo
weeks the games will be played
in Salem and the last games at
Monaco. Come out to the games
and support your Juniors. Games
usually start at ! 100 p. III.
Bus Trip
Saturday. January II. 1888 at
5 90 p. m. the bus will leave from
the East Side Sachscnheim to at
tend the BIB game at Salem
Anyone from East or West who
has not put in his reservation
please do so. Only few left. Call
John Schneider - Ii l-70l7 as
soon as possible.
John r. Schneider,
lst Vice Pres.
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SALEM, OHIO

The schedule of December 6tl,
will be followed this Saturday
with Canton and Salem playing
the first game and New Castle &
Monaco the second. Games will
be played at the Memorial Build
ing on East State Street. After
the game there will be a dinner
and dancing at the club. A good
time is in store TO revervone Sc
NAV all roads lead to Salem.
Congratulations to Dorothy
Ramsey and Dick Gottschlins
who recently became engaged.
The next meeting will be held
January l4th.
Freda Hermann, Sec