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at the United States Embassy in
Santiago, Chile.
MI. Suarez is a graduate Of
the University of Montevideo.
Until recently he has been con-
nected with Eastman-Kodak Co.,
in Montevideo and Buenos Aires
and with Bell g. Howell Co., in
Chile.
Dodson- Forward
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Neil Dod-
son of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Martha Neil to Mr.. Robert
Lull Forward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Torrey Forward,
also Of Silver Spring. The we'd
ding will take place in Sep
TENDER.
The bride-elect is a Sopho-
more at American University.
Her fiance is a senior at the
University of Maryland.
Bennett-MuIIer
Col. Elias j. Bennett, U. S. A. F.,
retired, and Mrs. Bennett of
Arlington announce the engage
ment of their daughter Barbara
Jean to Mr.. Burnhart Muller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N.
Muller, also of Arlington. The
wedding will take place in
August.
The bride-elect was graduated
in 1853 from the College Of Will
liam and Mary. The prospective
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Gordon BIeu'
Series Begins,
aids Symphony

Thursday is the day, ladies.
when you can not only contribute
to, the National Symphony
Orchestra, but in doing so can
also learn some of the secrets
Of French cooking.
Beginning this morning at
1920 am, the first in a series of
five demonstrations was given by
Mrs. Dione LUCAS Of the Gordon
Bleu Cooking School, at the
Macarthur Theater. On the four
succeeding Thursdays Mrs. Lucas
will demonstrate many more
tricks Of the kitchen.
Each demonstration will be a
complete meal from soup to
dessert and those who attend can
make notes on the recipes they
will receive as they enter the
theater.
Many prominent Washington
ladies and wives of embassy
officials are serving as patrones-
ses for this series. Tickets are
$14.50 for the five demonstrations
or 81 for single tickets. All pro-
ceeds go to the National SYM
phony,
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CHclinq the Countryside
Race Meets Are Scattered;
Sketch Club Holds Tea
By Dolores Phillips

pair class headed for one an
other and a drink in the middle
from opposite sides of the
course, and the winners and
loosers adjourned. with the entry
fees. to celebrate The cham
pionship at Warrenton's real
hunter trials, held on Tuesday,
was won by Sally Randolph on
her Frank Thomas, which quail
f1es her for the Championship
Hunter trial of Virginia which
will be held tomorrow down in
Keswick Va.
Without a horse between
them, the Loudoun Sketch Club
gave tea on Saturday after
noon at Don McAfees in Lees
burg. opening a weeks exhibit
with their paintings arranged
as the focal point in a rooms
decor. Jane Pohl, the clubs
president. poured during the
latter part of the afternoon. Liz
Beer. whose writing is as good
as her painting. Esther Thomas,
who showed at the Corcoran this
year, Ruth ChlSolm and Mary
< Willis were among the clubs
members who were there to en-
phasize their exhibits. Two of
the missing members, RATHER
Inc Slappey and Vinton Pickens
have joined one another in
India. The Pickens. who have
been spending the winter in
Ceylon. are about ready to return
to Janelia, their farm near Lees
burg, with enough paintings to
give a two-man show.
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Barnes Photo.

Barnes Photo.
MRS. T. r. KLOMPARENS
The former
Miss M. w. DiShner.
The marriage was held on
March Is at the Second Baptist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

Mrs. George M. Humphrey. Mrs.
Herbert Brownell, Mrs. Arthur
Summerfield. Mrs. Douglas Nc
Kay, Mrs. Sinclair Weeks, and
many others.
Mrs. Thornton w. Owen Is
chairman of the affair, with
Mrs. Frank E. Weakly as vice
chairman. Mrs. Joseph c. Nc
Garraghy heads the distin-
guished guests subcommittee.
The fashion show will feature
California fashions. This is one
of the many events being
planned in connection with the
National Cherry Blossom Festi-
val which is climaxed by the
Cherry Blossom Pageant to be
held April 3 and 4 at the Tidal
Basin.
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Society News
The Vice President
AndMrs. Nixon Feted
Ambassador Munz and Wife Honored;
ChiIeons Plan Party for Visitors
Society News
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon were the guests in whose
honor the Belgian Ambassador
and Baroness Silvercruys enter
tanned a company of "a at dinner
last evening.
Brazilian Ambassador and
Mime. Muniz were honored by the
Commercial Counselor of the
Embassy and Nine. Araujo at a
buffet supper last evening. The
party was given in the attractive
home of Mr.. and Mime. Araujo on
StuyveSant street, and the guests
numbered under 100.
There was no formal receiving
line but the two ladies stood to-
gether. with their husbands not
far away. The guests were for
the most part from the Congress
with a number of those from
the Embassy staff and several
from out of town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lisle Richeson and Mr.. William
Lands came down from Pitts
burgh for the party.
Senator and Mrs. George
SmatherS, Senator and Mrs.
Thomas B. c. Hennings. jr.,
Senator and Mrs. Frank Carlson
and Senator and Mrs. Homer
Capehart planned to be there.
Others from the Upper House of
Congress accepting were Senator
and Mrs. Robert C. Hendrickson.
Senator and Mrs. J. Allen Frear,
jr.. and Senator Warren G. Mag
nuSon.
Lower House Members
Representative and Mrs. Fred
E. Busbey. Representative and
Mrs. Harold C. Hagen. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Carroll D.
KearnS and Representative Frank
c. Osmers, jr. attended the party.
Others included Representative
and Mrs. Thor c. Tollefson. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Leslie C..
Arends and Representative and
Mrs. Ralph Harvey.
The new Minister for Econom-
les at the Embassy and Nine.
Egidio Camara were there, max
ing many friends. Nine. Lobo.
wife of the Brazilian Ambassador
to the Organization of American
States was there with her son
and daughter-in-law. the new
Secretary of the Embassy and
Nine. Lobo, jr.
Secretary and Nine. Rio
Branco, and Assistant Air At
taches. 1t. Col Jacintho Pinto
de Moura and 1t. Col. Roberto
Faria Lima. were accompanied
to the party by Nine. Pinto de
Moura and Nine. Faria Lima.
Defense Boord Member
Gen. Jose Bina Machada. Bra
lillian member Of the Inter
American Defense Board and
Nine. Bina Machada were in the
company last evening and also
Second Secretary of the Embassy
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Copitolites :
To Attend
Fashion Show

A number of distinguished
CAPABILITIES have accepted invita-
tons to be present at the Ma
tional Cherry Blossom Festival
Luncheon-Fashion Show to be
held in the ballroom Of the May
flower Hotel on March 81.
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon is act
ing as honorary chairman for
the event, and Mrs. Earl Warren,
accompanied by her daughter
Virginia, will be among the
notable ladies present.
Also planning to attend are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

Point-to-points this weekend
will be strewn around like straws.
in a March wind. Piedmont's
hunter races are being run on
Paul Melons Rokeby Farm on
Saturday: the Green Spring VAL
ley Hunts Old Fashioned point
to-point will be held near Glyn-
don, Md: Mr.. Stewards Cheshire
Foxhounds are having their races
at Unionville. Pa. and. for those
in the mint-julip belt. the Iro-
quoiSe Hunt Clubs hunter races
will be run near Lexington. KY.
Piedmont. which ended its
hunting season two weeks ago.
has only two races listed for
Saturday, The Rokeby Challenge
Bowl and the Ladies Race. The
first one starts at $3.50, a nice.
comfortable time set to catch
the overflow of luncheon guests
that will be at most of the large
estates on 1.-THE gold coast" The
MELONS are entertaining at Oak
Spring. one of their two homes
on Rokeby Farm. after the races.
The Mellon party, which in the
past years has been a party of
such magnitude that the unin-
vited went away for the week.
end or took to their beds, has
been whitfield down this year
to officials of the race, owners
riders and select guest list.
The Potomac Hunt is holding
its hunter trials on Saturday at
the Potomac Hunt Kennels. a
criss-cross that will keep most of
the Maryland crowd from getting
down to Upperville to watch Joe
Rogers and Cyrus Manierre, the
only two riders who have two
legs on the Rokeby Bowl, fight
the race out against other for
midable entries. Their contem-
poraries include Mrs. Norman
Toerge's In-the- Clouds. which
won at Rappahannock, and
Kaiser's Rose, the Maryland
horse that won at Blue Ridge.
Potomac's point-to-point will
be run on Saturday. April 3, but.
as in past years, it's a family
affair without an open race on
the card sad news to the
Virginia hunts which would like
to have a try at Potomac's silver.
While the horsey aroma is a
constant one In the countryside,
it is broken occasionally by such
things as submarine and sketch
clubs. Clay Blair, jr., author of
the recent and widely acclaimed
THE Atomic Submarine and Ad-
miral Rickover"-a Virginian,
sub. who was born in Lexington
a few years ago-drove down
from Washington to the Hall
Jeschkes in Markham last week.
He left his wife, the former
Agnes Kemp Devereaux. who is
Margaret Jeschke's niece, at Gil
braltar, and went on to dinner
and to lecture at the Ruritan
Club.
Tony Walker, representing
the Phipps newspaper dynasty,
and Kenneth EdwarS, represent
ing the Warrenton Hunt. for
gathered at Gen. Jeschke's be-
fore going to the dinner-meeting
with Clay. Kenneth, still in
boots and breeches, dashed over
from Warrenton after riding in
the clubs Funter Trials.
The Funter Trials, according
to Kenneth, outdid the real
thing. A pint was the entry fee.
everybody represented some one
else in the hunt-some of the
men, including NTH Russell
Arundel rode side saddle-the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

-L0rStan Photo.
MRS. HUGH M. SMITH
The former
Miss Mary Teresa Clark.
Her marriage to Navy 1t.
Comdr. Smith took place March
20 at st. Francis Xavier Church.
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7 ed Dance
To Be Held

The associate members Of the
Congressional Club will give the
second in a series of tea dances
on Saturday from 4 to Z o'clock
at the clubhouse, 2001 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
The guests Of honor will be
the Cherry Blossom Princesses
and members of the Duke Glee
Club. Other guests will be the
White House aides and local
college men.
Mrs. Richard Sebastian, chair
man of the associate members.
and Mrs. Lawrence Smith. preSi-
dent of the Congressional Club,
will receive the guests.
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bridegroom attended Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and Abilene
Christian College in Texas.
Morgan omkin
Mrs. Jesse Daniel Saunders
Morgan of Bedford, Va, an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Ann Green to Mr..
Lewis Donald Tamkin. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon Walter
Tamkin of Strasburg, Va. Miss
Morgan is the daughter of the
late Mr.. Morgan. The wedding
will take place in June.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia in Fred
ericksburg. Mr.. Tamkin is an
alumnus of Randolph Macon
College In Ashland, Va.
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William Lawson
Takes Bride

Miss Marjory Ann Poston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Luther Poston of Arlington, was
married recently to Mr.. William
Barnes Lawson, son of Mrs. Will
liam Barnes Lawson, ST., also of
Arlington.
The ceremony was performed
at the Community Methodist
Church of Arlington by the Rev.
Hampden H. Smith. Since their
return from a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple are making
their home in Arlington:
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Mrs. Ritter Home
From California

Mr.. Benjamin H. Ritter has
been joined in his home in Be
thesda by Mrs. Ritter, who went
to California for the marriage
of their daughter, Mary Phyllis
to Mr.. Rome c. Stair. Mrs. Rit-
ter stayed in California to visit
her brother, Mr.. Paul A. Hast
ings of Los Angeles, who gave his
niece in marriage. Chaplain
Faber H. Wickham officiated at
the wedding. Mr.. Stair is the
son of Capt. and Mrs. Guy Earl
Stair of Camp Pendleton, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

Celso BarboSa Cavalcanti. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lee Parsons. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Keats and, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. DAILY.
Nine. Araujo. as usual. ar
ranged a very detachable supper
for her guests including among
other delicacies veal in aspic and
lobster a la Newberg. In addition
there were a number Of dishes
for which the hostess has made
an enviable reputation through
her parties.
Chileon Bonker Expected
The President of the Chilean
State Bank Jorge Prat and
Sonora de Pratt are expected to
arrive in Washington Sunday by
plane and will be guests of the
Ambassador and Sonora de lara.
Invitations were in the mail
yesterday from Ambassador and
Sonora de lara for a buffet sup
per Thursday evening. April / in
honor of the visitors.
Greek Ambassador Athanase
Pclitls will receive Greek resi-
dents of Washington this after
noon from to Z o'clock in cele-
bration of Greek independence
day. The chancery is closed and
members of the staff are having
holiday.
Colombian Festivity
Chief surgeon at Walter Reed
Hospital Edwin Pulaski, and
Mrs. Pulaski, were entertained
at dinner last evening by Col.
jamie Polania, military attache
of the Colombian Embassy and
. Colombian delegate to the Inter-
American Defense Board and
Sonora de Polania.
Sonora de Polania recently was
a patient at the Army Medical
Center and members of the staff
at Walter Reed were included in
the invitations as slight token
of the appreciation Of Col. and
Sonora de Polania for the care
and courtesy shown her while a
patient there.
Others at the dinner included
members of the Colombian En-
baSSy and their wives and the
company numbered about 40.
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Dance Is Given
For Glee Club

The Dartmouth College Club
OF Washington entertained the
Dartmouth Glee Club with a
dance following their concert
last night at the Washington
Hotel.
Among those present at the
dance were 20 young ladies from
Mount Vernon Junior College.
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mahogany end tables. All in excel.
lent condition. HO.. 2-1393... .-.26
FURNITURE-COmp 3-bedroon
suite. very good condition. Sacri.
fee price. RA.. 3-4454.
top table. chairs, dinette set, lamps
drapes, blankets, other items. Co
FURNITURE. in excellent condition
modern studio couch, rust anC
gold tweed. S75; birch. and nubiar
steel dinstte set, Ss5.. Can co
IA
FURNITURE, unclaimed--Sofa bed
S35; oak dinette set. S35; washer,
E-Z, $40; child's bicycle, small. $40;
etc. RIGHT-WAY MOVERS. 1872
5th st. NV, RE. 7-4434. ---25
FURNITURE, contour type; lounge
hogany dropleaf console table, was
S99.50 for $3.50. Excellent condi-
ton OIL, 4-05S6 "a
Evening star., 1954-11-23
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.e.
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

GOOD BUY. Only S3s.5O or S37. so
per mo. Lge. room, everything
needed. PERI loc. 1722 P st. NV.
17i0 P ST. NV, THE churchiiT'-
Clean double. room, running water
elec. refgr. and grill, linens, next
shower; S1625 wk. NO. 7-986S.
2 CLEAN ROOMS, must see to ap-
preciate; perfect for l or 2 en-
ployed sirls or Or couple. LA You
IVA MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
cle-Nicely furn. effic., elec. kit;
500 mo. AID. 4-5939.
2I47 F N.W.-Front studio rm., 4
airfoam. Slo-S15. Elk. 3-6633:
FAIRMONT NV, 131e-Lge. rm and
kit: cple. and baby. Also rm., /
or 2 persons. CO. 5-9S36. -27
DOWNTOWN, 21O E st. n.w.-Lge.,
newly decorated; stove. refgr., water.
etc.; $3.50; 2 quiet people. -25
I4I9 MASS. AVE. N.W.-For Q. 3 or
4, at S12, SIS. or SIS wk. No
drinkers. DE. 2-S283. I'd
1889 18th ST. N.W.--Lge.. light front
rm : din alcove; stove. refgr.; utils.
furn.; S11 wk. DE. 2-1675,
21O8 18th ST. N.W.-One lge.. warm
rm., turn... refgr.. gas stove, $40
mo-; 1 bedrm., kit. gas stove and
refer., hot and cold water. S52 mo.
REALLY WALK TO woRK-14GS l.
st. NV. Light housekeeping, large /
rm. and bath in newly remodeled
and decorated bldg. New 6-cu.-it.
Frigidaire. S55 mo-, incl. all utilities.
See janitor on premises or call ME.
COIoRED-CoMFoRTABLE Ink,
lge. master bedrm. with pvt. bath,
connecting room, share bath, ali
privileges 5202 Kansas ave. NV.
TU. 2-2935, -28