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also 3 guest.
Returns Home: Mrs. Lillian Hol-
ley, former resident of both st.
Paul and Minneapolis, after an
enjoyable six week vacation visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Helen Moore,
of 634 Rondo Av.. other relatives
and friends, left for her home in
Los Angeles on Thursday, Novem-
Der. 4. Among the many social
courtesies extended her were.
luncheon. Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. din
ner party, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn of Minneapolis; farewell
party given by Mrs. Blanche
Payne; guest of Mrs. Ethahne
Walker and Mr.. Joseph Kidd; al
so Mrs. Essie Arnold, Mrs. Opal
Westberry and gifts were given
her by her brother, Oliver Brown.
Mrs. E. G. Harris and Mrs. Essie
Arnold, all of Minneapolis.
To Dallas: Mr.. and Mrs. Atlas
Ferguson, 1923 Rondo Av., left
the city on Thursday, November 4
for Dallas, Tex, where they will
visit relatives and friends. They
will spend two weeks in the South
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Urban League Guild
President & Officers
Confer In Milwaukee

Mrs. Russell Balenger, national
president of the Urban League
Guilds and president of the st.
Paul Urban League Guild, Miss
Mary Herzog, vice president of the
st. Paul guild and Mrs. Urlin
Clark returned home on Sunday
evening, November 7, from Mil
waukee. Wis.
They report a very successful
trip. On Friday evening, Novem-
Der 5. the group attended a meet
ing of the Milwaukee Urban
League Guild at which time plans
were made for the national con-
ference which will be held in Mil
waukee in September 1855.
They were the guests while in
Milwaukee of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dorsey, who are well known in
the Twin Cities. Mr.. Dorsey Is a
Milwaukee attorney and civic
leader.
Among the many social cour-
tesies extended were dinner at the
home of Mrs. A. Ricardo on Fri
day evening: guests on Saturday
of Mrs. Ruby Young. president OF
the local branch guild at luncheon
and a sightseeing tour of the city;
guests on Saturday evening OF
Mrs. Rose Butler, National treas
urer of the Urban League Guilds.
They were also the honored guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey at an open
house held in their home on Sun
day.
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Betty Ann Anderson
WEEDS Lewis Ripper
In Home Weddino

IN ceremony OF sweet simple
ity and charm, petite Betty Ann
Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burie Carmichael ST., of S744
Fifth Av. s., became the bride of
Lewis Ripper Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Ripper ST., of Mason
City, Iowa.
The solemn ritual was perform
ed in the home of the brides par
ents by Rev. Martin l.. Simmons,
pastor of st. Peters AME church.
before the immediate families and
an intimate group of friends.
A prelude of nupual music was
played by Miss Julia Jones.
Entering on the arm Of her IA
Their, the bride was lovely in an
ankle length gown of blue nylon
tulle fashioned with shirred bo-
dice and full gathered skirt. She
wore a matching close fitting shell
hat, white lace gloves and a cor
sage Of pink roses and white car
nations. Rhinestone ear rings and
necklace completed her ensemble
Mrs. Howard Williams was her
only attendant and she chose a
street length dress of lilac taffeta
fashioned with fitted bodice and
full circular skirt, She wore a
matching small felt hat, white lace
gloves, rhinestone jewelry and a
corsage of red sweetheart roses
and white carnations.
Burie Carmichael Jr., brother of
the bride was best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held. The
serving table. covered with an
italian cut work cloth was center
ed with a three TERED wedding
cake with twin silver candlesticks
holding pink tapers on either side
and a silver coffee service at one
end.
The happy couple received a
varied assortment Of lovely and
useful gifts.
The bride and groom left i'm
mediately after the reception for
parts unknown. On their return
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ripper will be at
home" to their many friends at
1899 Second Av. S.
Hostesses assisting were the
Mines. Kenneth Wallace, Talmage
Carey Jr., Royal Crawford, How
ard Brown. Monistelle Majors and
the Misses Roberta and Marion
Jones.
Ost-of-town guests attending
were Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Ripper
Sr., and son Roger of Mason City,
Ia, parents and brother of the
groom.
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AN IDEA TO REvoLUTIoNIzE THE HoUs

ING situation the New Jackson
Heights Building Cooperative
dropped
NAACP prexy mentioned earlier
developments and details II
meeting at
wednesday November at library,
Pilgrim Baptist church Friday November 49,
thrilling fashions the entire family "sonney
affectionaey
and hoping somewhere
front row
YOUR SPOTLIGHT
EDITOR. or 7o71. 2i2 Newton Building
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Breakfast Guests; Mrs. Urlin
Clark. 779 st. Anthony Avu was
hostess at breakfast in honor OF
Mrs. Mildred Vernon OF Washing
ton, d. c. on Monday November
/. Mrs. George Brooks Jr., was al
so a guest.
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package viii reach soldier sailor by
pounds length
weight so inches length and grth combined Don't
avoid the deadine rush and insure timely deivery'
THE YOUTH CHOIR OF PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH recently
presented its Introductory Fellowship Hall 1t well
direction
performance well received by enthusiastic audience The
Montague Mary Kay Murray Black Woods
Martina Sparks Joyce Neal sherry siorby Sherry Mango
Harold
SPARKLING THE PROGRAM a piano by young Miss
Leslie Harris Minneapolis President group
Graham Other numbers rendered by
and Harold Knott Mrs Lue Thomas aeompsnst for the
MORE AND MORE our subscribers are making use Of our cas
sed columns either to find needed service buy home
etc, readers merchandise
apartment for rent Perhaps can help at some ime
THE INSULATED BOOTS on sale at sclnFF~s SHOES really
be the thing bitter cold We
are so reasonably priced and so light in weights
THERE A NEW LITTLE STRANGER the home
Mrs Floyd ITO St Anthony the
of Thomas Ree and weighed nine pounds at Midway hos
pital Thursday November He has been welcomed by his two
older brothers Floyd Ill and Ronne Mrs Romuus Hurley Wash
ngon d is the grandmother Patcrna
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Massey of Gasonia N C.
AMONG FEATURES OF the annual Armistcc day program
the Senior choir Pilgrim Nov th win the solos
Ermine Han Allen and Frances PEBBLES
DO CAREFUL! NJ Iarimer highway safety
reports pedestrians year,
Highway Department Safety
Council urges pedestrians to help the prevention Of accidents
THIS is AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Many schools in our
held opportunity
parents Tuesday
the PTA did wonderful
visitors.
CHURCH SCHOOL. a Philips
bugng under direction Mary
Stokes the youngsters there really have fine program
WE CoyET TWO TICKETS to the VS. Minnesota contest
cat,rd
latter learned
magazine
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Congratulations: Congratula-
lions TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith Of 26O Dupont Av ~. who
viii celebrate their fifth wedding
anniversary on Monday, November
Is.
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OUTSTANDING WOMAN OF THE YEAR a

Pilgrim Baptist church is Mrs. Estella Dorsey, who
recently named winner OF the annual Angelina
Howard award. Deaconess Dorsey who lives at 1855
Carroll Av., is a dressmaker measure Of her
skin with the needle is the beautiful work she did
on the robes Of the Young Womens Choral group
recently. She serves president OF the Social and
Literary Society, chairman OF the decoration com
mittee and a member OF the Board of Education,
Mrs. Dorsey. wife of Deacon J. r. Dorsey, also
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z

Mr. and Mrs Club Mrs, Martin Brooklns S6i " Central
Av will be hostess to he Mr. and Mrs Club ST. James AE
church on Friday, November u.
Brunch Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. Bell S92 Carroll Av were hosts
at brunch Tuesday November honoring Mrs Lillian Ho
ley of Los Angeles Calf Mrs Essie Arnold of Minneapolis was
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Hospitalized: Lorenzo Stubs. a
resident of the Crispus Attacks
home, 46s Collins, is a patient at
Miller hospital for surgery.
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Any hotel that makes you feel
at home should provide better ser
vice than that.
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ON HAND FOR THE USUAL SERVICE ar

a big welcome smile will be an ever familiar
face that Of Mrs. Betty Brown. Mrs. Brown has
worked al the Cut Price Market for the past
years and we were happy to learn that she win
remain the staff
NEW CASHIER at Cut Price Is Miss Shirley
sayles, who recently employed at the Empor-
ium She IL the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. William
sayIes. 6as Carroll and was graduated from John
Marshall high school in 1862. Miss Sayles plans TO
continue her business training at the Rasmussen
OUR BEST WISHES TO THE FALLEN
BROTHERS AND THEIR STAFF FOR sue
CESS
YOUR OLD CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS badly needed for the Maxfield PTA
Rummage sale TO be held November 20. Call
Mrs. Galloway. CA. 6-00s4
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work Womens Council OF the HOB and a bus
Community Chest during the recent campaign Also
Pilgrim the Thursday evening Yout
Act congratulations TO Mrs, Dorsey
TRIED o. hands a picture Of Gamers
Trustee A Boiling Mr.. Boiling has been
for 40 and 1t is wonder that
Pilgrim He receive
several Sundays Gu
sincere congratulations Boiling!
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THERE HAS BEEN MUCH AC

during the few weeks the fallen brothers Jac
remodeng refnng and Restocking the cut Prc
Super grew the neghborhood and ATTENDED
They establishing believe so
that will fill the OF community
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BY MILDRED JORDAN

HAVE you MAILED THAT CHRISTMAS package boy
overseas making your
package will reach soldier
pounds
combined
weight so inches in grth combined
deadline n timely delivery,
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Paul Rollers
Are Hosts

DR.. and Mrs. Paul s. Roller
entertained at a cocktail party
Saturday afternoon at their
home.
Among those invited were
Korean Ambassador and Nine.
Yang. Supreme Court Justice
and Mrs. Harold Burton. At
torney General and Mrs. Herbert
Brownell, Senator and Mrs.
Charles Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steelman, DR. Hazel Stieb.
ling. Gen. Graves B. Erskine.
Col. and Mrs. j. Carroll Cone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King SAL
yers.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. AN
drew Biemiller, former Treasurer
of the United States Georgia
Neese Clark and her husband.
Mr.. Andrew Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix de Weldon and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lawyer.
In addition to the many other
guests, the Rollers two daughters.
Mrs. Jan Loube of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Wolff
of Bronxville, with their hus-
bands were present.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
SchiffeIers
Entertuin
Mr.. Wilder

Thornton Wilder. author Of
many well-known books and
plays. is in Washington until to-
morrow. He is en- route to his
home in New Haven, Conn,
which he calls "The House That
San Luis Rey Built" from Key
West. Fla. He has been in
Florida since November working
on his new play, Emporium. y
which will be ready next fall.
Yesterday he was the guest
Of. friends Of many years. Col.
and Mrs. c. c. Schiffeler. They
entertained for him at dinner at
their Maryland home. Apple Hill.
Others present were Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone and DR.. Leslie Glenn
and his daughter Margaret.
Mr.. Wilder's play. Merchant
of Yonkers." has been chosen by
the State Department as the
American play Of the year to be
given this summer at the Edin-
burgh festival in Scotland. It
will also be given in London and
in the American section of Ber-
lin, as well as throughout Europe.
The Schiffelers, incidentally,
will no longer be at the Raleigh
Hotel. Col. Schiffeler has sew
cred his connections with the
hotel. He is now negotiating a
new hotel property in Washing
ton and until arrangements are
worked out, he and Mrs Shiffeler
will live at Apple Hill.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
(Mr. Kaufman
Tukes Bride

The wedding of Miss Elsa
Raichelson. daughter of Mrs.
Israel Raichelson OF Springfield.
Mass, to MIR. Malcolm Albert
Kaufman, son of Mrs. Estelle C.
Kaufman Of Washington, took
place January 3.
The ceremony was held at the
home of the brides uncle, Mr.,
Benjamin Robinson in Rye, N. Y,
with Rabbi Herman Snyder OF
Springfield officiating.
Following the ceremony din
ner was held for members OF
the immediate families.
The bride is a graduate OF
Wellesley College. The groom
was graduated from Borden
town Military Institute and at
tended George Washington Uni
versity. He is now manager OF
Marx jewelers. in Washington.
After q wedding trip to Ber-
muda the couple will make their
home at 2800 Quebec street
NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
StokoWskis


The Turkish Ambassador en-
tertained at a dinner last eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leopold Stokowski. Miss Ayda
Fettah, niece of the Ambassa-
dor, served as the hostess as
Nine. Erkin is still unable to be
up and around although her
health is much improved.
At the last report. Mrs. Sto-
kowski would not be able to at
tend the party, also due to ILL
ness.
Among the guests were the
British Ambassador and Lady
Makins, the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Summerfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tiff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curt Schiffeler.
Others we're Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Wells March, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius BretSch, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clifford Folger, Nine. Var
konyi, Mr.. George Livingston
Williams and First Secretary of
the Embassy and Nine Acct.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Society News
Members ofCongress
Returning to City
TinseI and Decorations Are Put Away
As Legislators Get Ready for Work
By Doisy CIeIond

Mrs. James H. Duff have spent
most of the fall here. They go
back and forth between Wash
ington. their farm in southern
Maryland and their home in
Pittsburgh. With them over the
week end was the Senator's
sister, Mrs. Herbert r. De BevoiSe
of South Orange. N. j.
Join Daughters
Senator and Mrs. j. William
Fulbright also got to town be-
fore the holidays and this was
ruled by their daughters. Both
girls are in boarding schools
nearby and are home for their
vacations. Elizabeth goes to
Garrison Forest and "Bosey" to
st. Timothy's.
Others back are Senator and
Mrs. Paul H. Douglas, Senator
and Mrs. John j. Williams. Sem
ator and Mrs. Glenn Beall. Sen
ator and Mrs. Walter George,
Senator Richard Russell and
Senator and Mrs. John Bricker.
If you see Mrs. Joseph r. Nc
Carthy, senatorial bride, going
around with her arm in a sling
it has nothing to do with an
accident or her husbands we'll
known disposition. During the
past few months she has written
almost a thousand thank you"
notes for wedding presents-all
personally.
There are however, six very
deserving people who have not
gotten one of these notes and
much to the distress of Mrs.
Mccarthy. These gifts arrived
with no cards and even the
stores they came from cannot
trace the senderS.
The post holiday lull may try
to creep into town but with the
Senators, Representatives and
their families here again, there
won't be a chance.
Evening star., 1954-01-04

and MY Three Angels" to this
country. Noted producer Dick
Aldrich. who's in town for to-
nights opening. is also ex-
pected to be in the after S
gathering at the Riggses'
lovely country place out on
River road
The Riggses have been
friends of the attractive star
of Dear Charles" and his bril-
liant wife ever since they met
in New York 10 years ago.
Ninon Talon had started the
organization known as Treas
ure Chest" and Kathryn was
working for it 1t was the plan.
which still continues today,
whereby children of all coun-
tries exchange letters. books,
games, etc. in the belief that
such an exchange will pro-
mote peace among future gen.
erations.
Word comes from Madrid
dating back to Christmas Day
that Horace Smith and Betty
Miller Keyes of Florida were
planning to be married in
Tangier on the afternoon of
December 81. The Navy chap
lain from Port Lyautey was to
perform the ceremony in the
grand salon of the United
States Legation in Tangier. Ned
Williams. chief of the United
States Operations Mission in
Madrid-Horace is deputy chief
was going to give the bride
away. Horace and his bride met
on the boat when he crossed
fairly recently to take over his
new post. She was headed for a
visit in Casablanca but stopped
in Madrid on her way back
and has now made the pause
permanent.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Capital Girl
Is Engaged

The Rev. and Mrs. Keith T.
Postlethwaite of Bladensburg,
Md, announce the engagement
of their daughter Frances to Mr..
Lawrence w. McMaster, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. McMaster of
CatonSville, Md.
The bride-elect was graduated
: from Maryville College in 1850
and is due to receive her masters
. degree in Christian education
from Princeton Theological Sem
mary in the spring.
Mr.. McMaster is a graduate
of Muskingum College and will
: receive his B.. D. degree from
: Princeton Theological Seminary
: in the spring, after which he will
f.: take up his work as assistant
/: pastor in the Pine Street Pres
I: byterian Church of Harrisburg,
Pa.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Miss Zendt
BetrOthed

Mrs. Florence Beard Zendt of
Milford. Conn. and Mr.. James
Edward Zendt of New York City
announce the engagement of
their daughter Marcia Jane to
Mr.. Kenneth Charles Field, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth r.
Field of Devon, Mass.
Miss Zendt, an alumna of the
American University, is on the
public relations staff of the Uni
versity of Bridgeport.
Mr.. Field was graduated from
Milford Preparatory School and
attended the University Of Con-
necticut. He is student at the
Massachusetts, College of OPP
tometry, where he is a member
of Omega Epsilon Pho Fra
ternitY.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Exclusively Yours---'s77 BETTY 't~-s
Some Reflections on Long and Memorable Week End;
Word of Horace Smiths Marriage Comes From Europe

This past week end dispelled
any remaining doubts as to
the time of the year when
people are most apt to let
their hair down: If there was
any ice left unbroken between
Thursday evening and yester-
day morning, it was the ice in
your glass.
Everybody was singing solos
or just plain singing at Emma
and Connie Bretsches' New
Years eve party that was the
gayest and best they have
ever given. Both Luba and
Dimitri Wolkonsky sang sep
arately and together. Marian
Waggaman sang, Jim Mann
sang, Prince Sanseverino sang
of in a corner on the second
floor, he says, and even yours
truly responded, with touch
ing modesty to the great pop
ular demand. and gave voice.
There were others too who
were forgetting selves and ris-
ing on the wings of song but
who could hear them? The
party lasted until six in the
morning when the last guests.
Frank and Tawhida Rediker.
left.
There was more singing at
the Clark Cliffords' superb do
New Years Day. Scratch the
surface and vocaliZing is OBJ
viously Washington's weak
ness. Clark, his two daughters,
Gerry and Joyce. and his fu-
ture son-in-law, Dick Bar
rett. put on an entertainment
show that probably few, if any
other families in town. could
duplicate for talent, person.
ality, appearance and sheer
joie de vivre.
Tall, blond. silphlike Gerry
flanagan, who has really
beautiful, trained voice, sang
Just My Bill" to her Marine
officer husband Bill who is
of in Korea, and also Cant
Help Lovin' That Man" and
"Ebbtide." Pretty piquant
Joyce brought the house down
with Mama! He's Kissing
Me Now" some calypso songs
and one or two special num-
bers she picked up in Vassar.
according to her father who
was an amusing emcee for the
whole affair. He also sang a
Evening star., 1954-01-04

couple of charmers including
the "Tattooed Lady" Dick
sang calypso songs in the true
calypso accent accompanying
himself on the guitar, and all
four of them sang as a quartet
Sweet and Low" and one or
two others.
Democratic Senators Mo-
roney, Symington and Full
bright and their wives were
among the 100 or more who
stayed for supper and sat on
the floor. the sofas. the steps
or any other place where there
was room so they could hear
the concert The Robert Woods
Blisses, Mrs. Dwight Davis.
her son, Jim Smith. Bob Gar
ner, the Ed Foleys, the Jim
Barneses, and just about ev-
erybody else in town it seemed,
including both Democrats and
Republicans, were there and
stayed nigh onto midnight
though this was the evening
after the big night.
Biggest contrast in the vi
cinity was Tom Blake's attire
versus Bill Higgins. The latter
kept pointing out that he was
in proper morning coat and
striped trousers. whereas Tom
had on a loud checked tweed
coat, a Christmas red vest. a
pink shirt, a purple tie and a
purple handkerchief. AS Maria
Blake says. Nobody can ever
call Tom a sheep"
There was politiking that
night and again the next day
at Helene and Gladstone Will
liamses' hot rum punch gath
cring. Senator Dick Russell
and Oscar Chapman were deep
in conversation but swore they
hadn't mentioned a Republic
can. The Charles Brannans,
fresh in from Denver where
they now spend about two
thirds Of their time. were chat
ting with the Les Biffles and
they weren't talking about the
weather. From now on we're
going to be up to our ears in
politics.
Ralph and Kathryn Riggs
will inject a glamorous artis-
tic note to all this politicking
when they entertain tomorrow
for Oscar Karlweiss, star of
Dear Charles" and his famous
wife Ninon Talon. She is the
one who brought "The Mad
Woman of Chaillot." "Gigi"
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Announcement

: Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
: Bacheller Of Short Hills, N. j.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Babette to Mr..
William Lehr, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Franklin Lehr Of Chevy
Chase, Md.
Miss Bachelor and Mr.. Lehr
: are both seniors at Gettysburg
!: College.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
CI0rito Perry
ToBe Wed

Mrs. Roland Perry announces
the engagement of her daughter
Clarita Evelyn to 1t. George
Tkach, U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Tkach of Chicago,
Ill.
The bride-elect, the daughter
of the late Mr.. Perry, is a gradu-
ate of American University. 1t.
Tkach attended the University
of South Carolina, Newberry,
S. c., and the University of
Georgia.
The wedding will take place in
February.
Evening star., 1954-01-04
Miss Ruffner
Becomes Bride

- Miss Sue Rebecca Ruffner,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
! D. Ruffner Of Luray, Va, was
married December 26 to Mr..
. Louis Wayne Housden, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd Housden of
. Stanley, Va.
The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Harry K. Swami in the
Luray Methodist Church. Mr..
and Mrs. HouSden left for a
. brief wedding trip following a
reception at the brides home,
after which Seaman Housden will
return to Portsmouth. where he
! is stationed until he finishes
school in. March.