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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-29
Legion Auxiliary
Community Service
Program Tomorrow

The American Legion Auxil-
iary, Department of the District
of Columbia. will present q Com
munity Service program, under.
the direction of the department
chairman, Mrs. Rose Perkins, to-
morrow, at the American Legion
Club, 433 Third street NV. at
3 pm.
M. j. Svestka, from the
Speakers Bureau of the Crusade
for Freedom in New York, will
head the program. His wife will
also give an address. Miss Dor
othy Byrd from Maryland will
be the soloist and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Mary Harris. The
National Guard of Honor, under
the command of Mai. Gail T.
Judd, will advance the colors
Of the department and units.
Mrs. Frances Norton, depart
ment membership chairman, an
nounces the department has
reached its national quota and
is now in third place nationally.
Louisiana and Utah are ahead
Of it.
The colors Of the department
and the units will take part in
the Easter sunrise services be-
tween z and 8 am. on Easter
Sunday morning in the formal
gardens at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Unit color bearers should wear
white dresses, white shoes and
white gloves, with dark coats
and should report early to the
department sergeant at arms,
Mrs. Elizabeth Royston.
The official visitation of the
department president and her
staff will be held Jointly by the
following units on Tuesday at
the Legion Club at 8 pm: Lin
coin, Capital Transit, Woodbridge,
Army and Air Force and Polling.
The regular meeting of George
e. Killeen Unit has been adj
vanced to Tuesday at the club
rooms, 1904 M street NV, at
0p.m.
The unit will be hostess to a
program for the patients at
Mount Alto Hospital on April z.
The rehabilitation charms n,
Mrs. Marie Lince, asks members
to assist her.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold an
evening of games for the patients
at Mount Alto Hospital on Thurs
day at 1880 pm.
A meeting of the Juniors of
Fort Dupont Unit No. 40 will be
held Saturday at 2 pm.
The department president and
her staff will make their official
visitation to Vincent B. Costello
Unit on Thursday, at the Legion
Club, at 8 pm, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Gertrude Reichgut,
presiding.
Eight and Forty. ~
The annual Easter party,
sponsored by D. c. Salon Eight
and Forty, will be held at Glenn
Dale Sanatorium on Saturday
from 2::30 to 4 pm. The patients
will decorate the auditorium.
Miss Alice Jordon, magician,
and the Juniors of the American
Legion Auxiliary will entertain
with music, songs and dances.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1858
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12

of history at Potomac State Col
lcgc since l9lG and previous to
that was in the army for five
years, spending fourteen months in
Panama, He va released from the
army With the rank of Captain.
Mr., Rodgers brought ont the
fact chat the country was sub
ieetcd TO the twin dangers of Com
munism and -Fascism. The
country was Republican form Of
government, made up of the three
main branches with the president
having more power than the Prosi-
dent of the United States.
lie pointed out that the dcmocra-
cy functions ciratically and there
was some anti-American feeling
present there today, but he felt
that good relations could be brought
about by a mutual trust and mutual
understanding Of the problems Of
the two countries.
The program was under dircc-
ton of Robert Nichols, who has
charge Of the programs for the
month Of January.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12


cured. We hope ,hc Till win be
passed and bccome a model for
states ia solving narcotics prob
lens.
Two highlight< of the weeks
work; The first bin signed into law
by President Eisenhowel. created
the job Of Assistant Secretary of
State for administrations his task
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12
EVANSVILLE
Rotary Club Meets

1NOtdIN ' iHD NttttS
The Grantsville Rotary Club was
host to Harold X. MCCULLOUGH, gov
ernor of the 2G1th district Of Ro-
tary International. ut 4 meeting
Tuesday at the Arlington hotel.
McCulloch was making his annual
official visit to each of the II clubs
in the district, which comprises
parts Of Maryland, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. He conferred
with President Clyde McCurdy,
Secretary William Grimm and
McCulloch is assistant director
of the Pennsylvania Agricultural
Extension Service at the Pennsyl-
vania State College and is mem
Der Of the State College Rotary
Club.
SpOrtsmen's Group Meets
The Casselman Valley Sports
mems Association held its regular
meeting February 6 in the Legion
home, Grantsville. Clinton Irwin
presided in the absence Of Edgar
Bender Henry L. burst will secure
information on movies available for
spoltsmen's clubs and report to the
club. Proposed Legislation drawn
up by the Conservation Association
OF Garrett County was discussed
and will be decided upon at the
next meeting. The next regular
meeting will be February 10 in the
Grantsville Legion home. All mem
bels are urged to attend
Special Methodist Services
Special week of services will be
held in the Grantsville Methodist
church starting Sunday, February
10, at : 80 p. m. A missionary
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12
With Our Men
In The Service
Crellin Soldier Promoted

Crellin Soldier Promoted
2 Jack NJ. LOWS, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Vi. Lewis. Crellin,
was recently promoted to Corporal.
The Paratroopcl Corporal is the
Personnel Management Specialist
Clerk Of "B" Battery, 457th Air
borne Field Artillery Battalion,
Fort Campbell. Kentucky. Cpl.
Lewis recently returned from
Alaska where he participated in
Exercise Wmmwind" with the
5o@rd Airbouc Regimcntal Combat
Team. Cpl. Lewis is a graduate Of
Oakland High School with the class
of 1919. He was employed ut Ar
mour and Company, prior - his
entry in the Paratloopers in March
of 1851.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-02-12

son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Beckman, at Fair
sweep, last Sunday.
Floyd Miller, Grantsville, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Swartzentluber
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoder
and daughters, Owen SwartZen-
trubcr We're at Parsons Wooden
Mills ami Blackwatcr Falls on
Monday
Alvin Beachy, Noah Bpachy, of
Springs, spent Sunday here with
the formers brother, L. NJ.
Beachy.
Kilghy Digman, Of Montrose, W.
Va, who is with the Merchant
marine, spent Friday night with
his cousin, Cecil Snyder
Mrs. Frank Spocrlein, Accident,
visited Mrs. Ernest Spoerlein on
Monday.
A number of neighbors from
here attended the shower houoring
Mir. and Mrs. Wade Beeghly, new
ly-Wcds, at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bee@hly,
at Mt. Lake Park on Tuesday eve
ming
Miss Flinol Schlosnaele, Nj. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk spent Monday
evening with Nh and Mrs Lee
Moyno King at White Church.
The following spent Sunday eve
ming at the Cuppctt Home: Ralph
Ross and Miss Mary Lichty. Mr.
and MI. Jcn"~ Shcffel. Earl Mil
l.., Nf. ...I M. u C,,..,,.4.,,,,,
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Photo.

MRS. RONALD E. HANOCK
The former
Miss Marjorie E. Sander.
Miss Marjorie Elaine Sander.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Sander became the bride on
February % Of Mr.. Ronald Ed
mund Hancock. He is the son OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hymen Hancock Of
Hammond, Ind. Rabbi David H.
PanitZ and Cantor Jacob Barkin
performed the ceremony held in
the Chinese Room of the May
flower Hotel. A dinner and re-.
ception were given afterwards.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
New Cabinet Wife: Mrs. Sinclair Weeks

marriage (his first wife died in
1945), and the cabinet couples
combined children, grandchil-
dren and sons and daughters-in-
law now number &c.
At the farm the Weeks grow
vegetables and flowers and raise
cattle, with Mrs. Weeks concen-
trating mainly on the garden.
Mr.. Weeks likes to turn his hand
at being an amateur chef. Win
ters the couple usually spend a
few weeks at an Arizona dude
ranch, where they both love to
ride horses. But the new job will
preclude that this year.
In Washington the Weeks
have taken an apartment at the
Westchester. The last previous
tenant, Interestingly enough,
was the Democratic Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Charles E.
Sawyer.
The Weeks have rented out the
Beacon street apartment, which
they own. and will make this
their headquarters except for the
New Hampshire farm.
The apartment is furnished,
but Mrs Weeks has brought
along many family treasures
big framed pictures of all the
family and a handsome old sill
yer tea set which has long been
in the Weeks family-to give it
a touch of home.
The new cabinet wife says she
doesn't know where the time
has gone" since she got here.
ut doesn't seem like I've ac-
complished very much but I've
been busy all the time"
She has a head start on steer
ing her way through the shoals
that lie about for any new cab
met wife, because her husbands
sister. Mrs. John w. Davidge, is
an old Washington resident.
So far the only group activity
Mrs. Weeks has become engaged
in is once-a-week Bible class
conducted during Lent by the
Rev. C. Leslie Glenn. rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church.
She is looking forward to the
Georgetown house tours this
spring. and driving around the
Virginia countryside, which she
thinks is "the most beautiful
place in the world in the spring."
Evening star., 1953-02-26
By Dolores Phillips

The week end out here will be
taken over by the Sprague-
deButts wedding party who are
beginning to arrive from all points
of the country by car and by
Greyhound (the only means of
transportation, except by horse
van, to this part of the country. i.
Jane Sprague, Mrs. Edward
Meade's daughter of Marshall,
and Hunter deButts, jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter
deButts of Upperville, will be
married Saturday afternoon in
the Grace Episcopal Church in
The Plains. James maid of
honor. Diana Douglas. and her
bridesmaids, who are in schools
spread far and wide over the
country, are making a last-min-
ute dash to be on hand for the
parties being given before the
wedding.
Hunters sister, Mary; Lucy
Ruffln OF Durham, N. c.; Gene
Milholland of Princeton, N. j.:
Sally Alexander of Washington,
Mrs. George Ohrstrom's daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Burroughs; Rose
Marie Pettibone of Middleburg
and Janice DeLashmutt of Aldie
will be here for the bridal
luncheon being given tomorrow
by Mrs. Thomas DeLashmutt.
Robert E. Lee deButtS of Lex
ington, who will be his brothers
best man, and Hunters grooms-
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Diplomats


Brazilian Ambassador Walther
Moreira Sales will be host at
luncheon March 4, entertaining
in honor of the Minister of War
of Brazil. Gen. Giro do Esdirito
Santa Cardoso. The Minister will
arrive in Washington Monday
and will be honor guest of the
Secretary Of the Army and Mrs.
Robert B. Stevens at a reception
March 3. The Army Secretary
and Mrs. Stevens will entertain
in the Officers Club at Fort
Lesley j. McNair.
The War Minister will be ac-
companied by several officers of
the Brazilian Army and his son,
Cadet Augusta Santo Cardoso.
Swedish Ambassador and
Nine. Bohemian were hosts to a
small company late yesterday
afternoon. The festivity followed
the presentation by the Ambas-
sador Of the Royal Order Of the
Sword to Col. Bernt Balchen.
The award Is commander first
class and Is the second highest
honor given by the Swedish
King.
Cuban Ambassador and Sc
nora de Concheso gave an after
the-concert party last evening
for their countryman, Jorge
Bolet, who earlier was the piano
soloist at the concert of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra. The
Ambassador and Sonora de Con-
cheso were hosts in their box at
the concert entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Burke, the latter a
gifted pianist. and Senorita Fer
nandeZ, siSter-in-law of Cuban
President Batista,. who Is the
house guest Of the Ambassador
and Sonora de Concheso.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
CHcIing the Countryside .--..-.
Wedding Guests Arriving;
Weekend Parties Planned

men, Jim Plaskitt, jr., of Upper
vile: Hanson Ely of New York
City; Dulany deButts of Easton,
Md; James brother, Henry
Sprague; Jack Runyon of Darien,
Conn; Lloyd Craighill and Fair
fax Conquest of Richmond, and
Frank and Robert Rogers of
Roanoke, will all converge at the
Harry deButts in Upperville for
the rehearsal party tomorrow
night. On Saturday, Gen. and
Mrs. Richard Cults are having
luncheon for the wedding party
and few friends at their
Dondoric Farm. After the we'd
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade are
giving a reception for the bride
and bridegroom at Sudley, the
Meade'S estate near Marshall,
where the wedding cake, report
edly, will be cut by Jane with
sword owned by Gen. Robert E.
Lee.
Another party on Saturday
night will be small dinner at
the Howell JackSonS' Okendale
Farm outside of Middleburg.
Among the Jacksons' guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaltenbach
OF Warrenton and the James Nc
Cormicks of Dover. The Kalten-
bachs hunt regularly with the
Warrenton pack but have gone
out during the past season with
Orange and Middleburg. The
McCormicks have had Maj. Keith
Robinson, attache at the British
Embassy, down for hunting dur
ing the past week. While here,
Maj. Robinson went out with
Orange County on Saturday, with
Warrenton on Wednesday and
expects to hunt with Piedmont
tomorrow.
During the absence Of Pied
mont's joint-masters - Dulany
and Sally Randolph went down
to Southern Pines for a little
extra-curricular hunting and
DR.. Archie Randolph is South
for the Shooting-Mrs. Archie
Randolph is acting M. F. H. of
Piedmont. Orange County, which
has had the same master since
1920, expects to have to replace
the irreplacable with the resigna-
ton of Fletcher Harper. No one,
so far, has taken the maSterShip,
but Sally Roszell will continue
as field master for the rest of the
season.
And, still another party on
Saturday night will be one Of the
last of the benefits out here for
the Polio Fund. Waterford is hav-
ing a dance at the Waterford
School, following several dinner
parties. Among the Waterford
group who will entertain at their
homes before the dance are
the Wellman Chamberlains, the
Terry McCrackens, and the
c. A. r. Lindquists who returned
last week from a Today vacation
at Montego Bay, Jamaica, B. w. I.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Society News
Gen. and Mrs. Walsh
F:ete Gen., Mrs, Craig
Reception Given at Headquarters
Of Inter-Americun Defense Board

The Chairman of the Council
Of the OAS, DR.. Rene Leper-
vanche, who is Venezuela's repre-
sentative to the OAS, was ac-
companied by Sonora de Leper-
vanche. Other OAS ambassa-
dors there were the Argen-
tine and Sonora de Vittone,
the Mexican and Sonora de
Quintanilla. the Peruvian and
Sonora de Lavalle and the popu-
lar Cuban with equally popular
Sonora de Baron.
Armed Forces Predominnte
Officers of the armed forces
of the United States were much
in evidence and among those
present were Gen. and Mrs. Carl
A. Spaatz, 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Thomas D. White, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs William Mckee, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert w. Burns,
Nal Gen and Mrs. Henry G.
Armstrong and Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Hovey.
Deputy Chief of Staff of the
Army and Mrs. Lyman L. Lem
nitzer were among those from
Army circles at the party and
others included Assistant Chief
of Staff and Mrs. Anthony C.
McAuliffe 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Sam Sturges, Maj. Gen. r. C.
Partridge and Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Andrew Tychsen.
Making the party completely
Pan American were officers from
the Canadian Joint Staff. In
this group were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. H. B. de Wolf and Air
Commodore and Mrs. Bennett.
From the State department
circle there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy r. Rubottom, jr.,. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Tapley Bennett, jr, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Simmons.
Members of Boord Attend
Col. Jaime Polania Puyo, who
commanded the Colombian Ex-
peditionary Battalion in Korea
and Sonora de Polania Puyo
called yesterday to greet the new
chairman. Col. Polania Puyo
recently came here from Korea
and took his place on the board
representing Colombia. Others
from the board at the party
were Col. and Sonora de Bobeda
OF Paraguay; Brig. Gen. and
Sonora de Mendoza, Peru; Air
Comdr. and Sonora de Gonzalez,
Argentina; Brig. Gen. and Sem
nora de Ayoroa, Bolivia, recently
arrived Brig. Gen. and Senhora
de Mello, Brazil; Rear Admiral
and Sonora de Larenas, Chile;
Col. and Sonora de Cordova, Ell
Salvador; Col. and Sonora de
Weymann, Guatemala; Col. and
Sonora de Morales, Nicaragua;
1t. Col. and Sonora de Macchi
and Gen. Carlos Iribar, who is
former Inspector General of the
Uruguayan Army, a post which
is equivalent to Chief of Staff
OF the United States Army.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
MARYLAND Homes Tour

The sixteenth annual Mary
land House and Garden Pilgrim
age will be held between April
"a and May S with the Free
State of Maryland as the host.
Around 200 of Maryland's finest
homes, show places and gardens
will be open to the public.
Individual daily tours Of the
various counties and towns are
being planned and interested
viewers will have the opportunity
to see the formal and informal
gardens at their peak Of lowell
ness.
Evening star., 1953-02-26

The Maryland House and Gar
den Pilgrimage is sponsored by
the Federated Garden Clubs Of
Maryland and the proceeds are.
used to maintain the Hammond
Harwood House in Annapolis
and for other restoration prof..
ects in the various counties on
the tours.
Other information, including
an illustrated tour book, may be
obtained without cost by writing
Pilgrimage Headquarters, Room
217. Sheraton Belvedere Hotel,
Baltimore 2.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Mrs. Shugrue
Hostess

Mrs. John j. Shugrue was
hostess at luncheon yesterday,
entertaining in her home for her
daughter, Mrs. Murdock, wife Of
Navy 1t. j. Edgar Murdoch, jr.
Guests included Mrs. John w.
Davidge. jr., Mrs. Henry Allen.
Mrs. Robert Henry Boorman,
Mrs. George Holmes, Mrs. Rich
ard West, Mrs. Lawrence Jacob
sen. Mrs. Charles Ashmead
Fuller, jr., Mrs. Ritter and Miss
Elizabeth Murdock, sister-in-law
of the honor guest.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Society News
By Katharine M. Brooks

1t was a gay party yesterday
at the Inter-American Defense
Board, for the retiring Chairman
and Mrs. Robert L. Walsh, who
were hosts, will continue to live
in Washington. They honored
the new Chairman and Mrs.
Howard A. Craig. The former
has been commandant Of the
Industrial College and with Mrs.
Craig. already has a host of
friends in Washington, and
especially among those from the
Republics to the South of us.
The headquarters of the board
at $500 Sixteenth street, where
the late Mrs. Marshall Field of
Chicago was hostess at many a
brilliant fete, was bright yeSter-
day with many early spring
blossoms. Gen. and Mrs. Walsh
and Gen. and Mrs. Craig received
in the library on the second
floor adjoining the reception
room. Mrs. Walsh wore a royal
blue gown and Mrs. Craig was
in black lace, the amethyStS
in her necklace and earrings
harmonizing with the shoulder
bouquet of purple orchids. Mrs.
Walsh also wore purple orchids.
Delicious Buffet
The long buffet table was laid
in what now is the Plenary Con-
ference room but was used by
the late Mrs. Field for her
musicaleS, dances and cotillions.
Spring flowers were in the center
of the table f1anked with cold
meats. salads, dainty sandwiches
and cakes with other delicacies
usually found at the cocktail
hour. There were three bars set
up on the second floor for the
convenience of the guests who
numbered between 800 and 400.
Chiefs of the diplomatic mis-
sions from the 20 Latin Ameri-
can Republics were invited
and among those accepting
the invitation were Paraguayan
Ambassador and Sonora de
Boettner. Costa Rican Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Oreamuno,
Panama Ambassador and Sonora
de Heurtematte, Haitian Ambas-
sador Jacques Leger, and also
Haitian Ambassador to the Or
ganization of American States
Jacques Francois, who recently
arrived and in the company yes
terday stood almost a head taller
than the others.
Brazilian Ambassador Walther
Moriera SALES was there talking
of the visit next week of his
Minister of War, Gen. Giro do
Esdirito Santo Cardosa. Bolivian
Ambassador and Sonora de An
drade also were there and others
of the Latin American Ambassa-
dors to Washington included
Ecuador Ambassador Jose r.
Chiriboga, and the new Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de lara.
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Mrs. Durkin
Gives 7 ca

Mrs. Richard M. Nixon, wife of
the Vice President, was the rank
ing guest at the tea which Mrs.
Martin P. Durkin gave Tuesday
afternoon in her home on Kirk
side drive in Chevy Chase. Other
guests were wives of the new
cabinet officers and also the
wives of one or more of the new
officials of the Presidents staff.
Evening star., 1953-02-26

merce Department job become a
little more clear.
In any case, family reunion
of the Weeks clan is tentatively
scheduled at the farm for the
Labor Day week end. Mr.. Weeks
had six children by his first
Evening star., 1953-02-26
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Farrar an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Elizabeth F., to Mr..
Gerald G. Sonnenberg, son of
Mrs. Lloyd H. Fitzgerald.
The brides grandparents are
Mrs. Henry w. Scherger Of Sill
yer Spring and Mrs. Mary D.
Farrar Of Washington.