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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

"
ON INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY. n
miles. from d. c. line In Charles
County, Nd. Large brick rnmblrr;
: bedrms- fireplace. patio: no
basement; fully equipped Large.
beautiful wooded lot. board fence
< years old. Sl5,g5t,: approx. one
third down. BY OWNER, Riverside
GROOM HOUSE. heating p,snt .
baths. barn and hen house: acres,
valuable land: with tractor. hat
sna cupboard motor included: for
&l3 500. J. p. HAPFORD, Church.
ton, Nd. Call West River 347i.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN--sultspie
retirement home or private school,
centrally located In la Plata, Nd.
~ rooms. 2 large porches, bath,
town water, Electricity. gas stove.
refrigerator: recently painted, IN
excellent condition. beautiful trees.
enfunbery, Garden. EaraRe, utility
ouiidtnex; lst-aere lot. 2OO-ft
street ffontaee. SIS, 500, LEcNARD
sNIDER. Tel. 3:si1, Ia Plata. Nd.
COUNTRY ESTATE ON 2 ACRES
Marhury. near Indian Head--Fur-
meriY 4 doctors residence Of o lee.
rus, with al modern improve
meIits; suitable for doetor's practice
nov. Mr., Rees. Riverside 3-4R5i
LYMAN e DELE 4 CO. NC !.
1Asll-sgb ~. aDtrz r'
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vAcANT--KEsToRED
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL
Home, consisting OF Q rms. and 2
baths. This nat front white brick
home Is the best buy IN the area.
The plumbing. roof, mod. kit. and
arranged perfectly. Master bedrm
dressing rm. with water. 2 stone
NANTES downstairs. nice fenced in
garden painted cellar ard oil H.
VIII. are other desirable features,
Very reasonably priced with $4,000
down. Easy terms.
HERBERT 4 SONS. Realtors
516 z. CAPITOL st. u. 3-012e
COLORED -63s INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.---6 rooms, AMI. fuil
basement; newly decorated. LII A.
cSodLokED--FoRr DUPONT HILLS
AREA, HiS Hilltop ter. s.e.---2-year-
old brick rambler; new-house cond.
Full din. rm.. IN baths. rec. rrl.,
firepl. expans. attic, storm windows.
v block school. Close transp. 81
COL0RED-5114 HANNA PL. Sc
Newly decor. capt. brick, 8 yrs.
heat; $4,000. BY OWNER, IL.
C SoaI; - SALE By OWNER -
Semidet brick, very clean; liy. .ril..
din. rm.. kit. lat a.; bedrns.. bath
End H.: storm windows. full base
ment, outside entr.; nice fenced
ydsssS close TO schools. transp' 10
coIooiRaiiD-4a4s n ST. s.E.-LSvely
modern semidetached brick home:
has two lovely bedrooms and many
extras: full basement, eutonia TIC
MoYp Z. pHyis Co. :iHssa x &
coLoRED - sHIrLEY TERRACE.
SSs smt owner w nn d. Dr. l Si Gee ~
|COLORED--s1oS SAVANNAH ST.,
facing park--Attr. dec. 3-bedrm.
semidet.; new refsr.. dble. sink.
alum; storms for cheap heat: fenced
"a; Bus at cor; rHA or CT. Call
oSS anssIoS: new condition New lev;
porch. eood size lot. Down pymt.
blk. Sc. DIXIE REALTY. co.
C SH; ssiksSSsoi SICK AZ sFRMffb IsEP7
rooms: 3 years old; S10.60O. Loy
down payment. LU. 4-4442 or LU
2.76S6.
COLORED--S2bo DOWN
ION Texas ave.--Spotless, mod. 5-rm
brick. rec. rm,, gas heat, Anchor
tx. S.74o0. AID. 5000.
OPEN 3-DARK
(Colored or White)
424S Southern Avenue, BE.
Darling housed Semidet brick >.
btedrms, 81 approved AL ALL, condi.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL--3-bedrm, brick.
MARX Twain's Fancy 142. D Sc.
All new, Q baths, gas auto h.-w,h.
disposal, 9 handmade brick Colo
\ NAL fireplaces. oak mosaic noorS.
= -brick-walled- patio-leyel emeiency
:, Brick barbecue, 3-car. park. save
$1,000 now, must saertnce l9.gbQ,
- Open 1875. OWNER. AID. 2-2s75'
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr., BOILING
.,Fieid--By owner. brick. Diet. Cape
,ssn or d PeaI rms Nv f am u WITH 'sq rep
kit. with breakfast nook. 2 full
baths, full bsmt.. Ice. fenced I'd:
tony. to churches, schools, shops
( .and bus: reas. 436 Newcomb st..
,k.sa 70; 2sI9ss; opsn en-. po- al.
by owner semidet. 8 rHi: brk; full
.bsmt., rec. rIn., alum. ser. and sim.
winds. fenced I'd. OIL, s12,950 or
= best OFFER: LII. 1886. p
FAIRLAwN--Open Sun. to dark
+ e-rm. row brick, Excel coad-
Esnesss ,yydesd i 9ssas is sis st. re- re-.
mr.. Anacostia High Sch. Mr., Mount.
or. 4-7ssl with PUFFENBERoER.
HhiIILcRE CREST, se47 Hishvood dr.. sc.
Lovely brick home center nal AL
.Trn., Kitchen. den and full tiled
bath On list floor; 4 bedrme. and
Bath on and floor: stairway TO I'm
ished attic: full bsrnt. with knotty
pine rec. rm:, with fireplace; built
In gar9ge: on sc; neat ~ ca t on
most liberal terms 3. O. DUNE,
HMILAIcRE ysfN sECTioN Custom
built rambler. year old; 9 large
looms. 2 baths. many extras. Owner
T s,aSt MI u soi 157 3 l.. s..-Tsr-
zinc value. New 3-bedrm.. ~.
B BSxis5 ,e1 slI-sisc, kit. and built -
garage, heated jalousy porch
e opsn. lIo ssaeS,Ai 'nH Nv anS RR2sI
HTItcREsT--Lofty brick rambler;
$1,000: attrac. lot, cow. parochial
school. shop. and trsnsp: terms
a Sts : frvsf s sia RFa g REX ssi
ESTATE. LU. $4,000 or He. A.
HffftHyScREsT SECTION. s74o Camden
TT. s.e.-Detaehed brick, rooms
and 2 baths; features include porch porch,
ssfitchen: 8 bedrooms; full basement
Automatic gas h.-w.h.: nice foliage
owner leaving city, must sell. Cal
FLOYD T.. DAVIS CO" 1879 * Mt
NV. Ma. s-0352i ewes. LU. 2-0o3T
MINI. AVE. AT PENNA. AVE. 81
WITH Q rms, kit, bath and scr
-porch each. Ist-f. apt. has full
.6smt. and anished rm;; oil Nv n
chaser Ts Have rented for s75 each
TIrasticaiiy reduced for fast sale
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COLORED-VETERAN
HOO 46th ST. Sc.
OPEN 2 TILL $50

CT APPRAISED s13,ee0
corner brick. $3.50 down
Monthly payments Sa975 plus
taxes, To the man with wisdom
this Is your chance 10 buy q s.
room brick house with 2 bedrms
mod. kit, ceramic tile bath. Ice.
iiy. nm. din. rm.. sinpoTch, y bath
today. Call LII, 4-3342. Ma. s-9797
EvAx III 0.H0QG
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REALTY Inc,
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HIILcRRsT-33OO Alabama ave,
Open 20 9 pm; Det; prick;
bath. If q: fun bsmt.. 81 h 4: b..
rs 91IsI - ~ ~ l-1lsS; .,.h.n. -.
s5ss Austin St ~ yr. zspe ass. S1 asi
center hail. q rms, four h,r.. b.r.
and bath. LIST a.: Gas h.-w.h.. large
level lot. Open 2 "a. pm. Out Pc.
ave, right on Alabama ave, left
on 18Th Sc, 70 house. Lu. 2-40i0.
HILLCREST-234q 34th ct. Det.
brick; 9 rms. bungalow. 2 BIZ
maids rIn. and bath: sss h.aW.h..
lot. BY appt. only. La. a-Se76.
b LLCRE6T--Overlooking city. 1918
Highwood dr.. custom-h built. mas
terpiece: spacious, center hall. stone
and brick rambler; Q master rms.
.J baths .,,,s SCI; porch, &c kit. lover
dry rm., Gear built IN garage.
gsnser g. 4 bleek and left on
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. AND RIDGE
Rp.l2sS Chaplin St, New det.
gas heat, deep lot. 0E Kit: Si5..
$50. Out Pa. ave, left on Alabama
q; block. Open 2 to 8 pm.
H I'D iss 81 sEcrloN-on Pa. ave.
asSl.2 Nash g. Omen 2 TO 9 pm:
sSIleIa eq pnss sps ss.S.
isrSs siubrm.' WITH ssaiilt.ino a SaS.
garage. 1Q0x1o0, lot. other ex-
tras. Must be sold. Priced less than
cost; Out =, Pc aye ave LEFT On aa1 Car
CONGRESS HE1GHTS-3p52 I'd 81.
RRy, ysf xnas park PARK, and Potomac
must st. ). sia sod Ser si pp5ss 81 o ss
H III RESI- Y SECTION. s4s, n st
New det. brick. split level Plumbers,
with 4 b.r.. baths, level lot, S22.-
$50. OUT Pa. ave., left on Branch
ave, ays; 2 y blocks ci; right On y st, and
NEAR OUR LADY QUEEN OF
PEACE, 1920 Ely pi.-Vacant.
semidet. brick. q rms, s. b.r., fin
ished hsmt., gas heat, large fenced
10y, 81 or conv. &l3.ab0,
HILLCREST. 2327 Branch ave Diet.
prick. rms. 4 b.r, 2 baths, 2
Dr. nd.,s and bath; lst a. full bsnt.,
var constr, Must Be sold. shown
BY. apt. LII. 2-5976.
ANACOST1A. Overlooking city. 1857
MapleFtew pl.--Vacant, Newly re-
eond. det. brick, 2 apt. bldg. i with
BIZ. fun bsnt., oil h.-w.h,, porch,
Sl9,g50. Out TO Good Hope I'd
ritht on 18th st. Q blocks to house.
ANACQsTIA.. On Minnesota ave
apis. brick bldg. 3 rms, and bath,
each. Fun hsmt.. gas h.-w.h,.
ANAcosT1A.--Det. brick shinEle, g
rms, 3 b.r.. gas. h.-w.h., comb.
storm windows, porch, Scar Diet
metal garage. deep lot. $500.
NEAR Pa. AVE. Fairfax VILLAGE
s0-ft. front semidet brick, o rms,
large b.r. LIST a. powder rin.. fin-
SHED bsnlt., large fenced lot, priced
below va appraisal. LII. 2-ba76.
ANACOST1A. 1851 Good Hope I'd
Large def. asbestos shinsie. @ rms.
5nd bath LIST a., rms. and bath.
md a., gas a--c. heat. 2O0-ft, lot.
Shown ~ appt. Lu. 4-30S2.
OTHER GOOD LISTIN0s
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CoLoRED-DETACHED
2414 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
OPEN, 2 It'll $50
Professional or Ministerial

80 orr 8. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
i foor. center ban. step-doWn Nv.
p Im. 17x20. with Wall-to-wan car
pefin9. Indirect iiShtins. picture
.. window; studio step-up din, fm.:
e mod. kit. with knotty-pine cabinets.
eied den; powder rm.: end door, 8
bedrms.. 4 master baths, winding
stairway and balcony; expandahle
- attic; finished bsmt. with recr. rm. |.
: gas. radiant heat: lge. yard: gar,
4 Coed buy: asking sac ;S, 600, s I, 70 9
once. Lu. 4-3342. Ma. s-e797;
ewes. II, 4-7242.
Capital View Realty Co.
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GUNOHEU---UI
$40 MONTH
$575 DOWN

Bring your check book and let's do
business on this ltke-new home.
improvements alone make IL worth
seeing. Fireplace In. liv. rm.. lots
Of iand.l fenced yard.
I'd, left TO Texas. right on Burns,
left on Chaplin, and right on Hill
top Terrace.
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CoLORED
OPEN
CCLORED
WOODBRIDGE

OPEN TODAY, 2 to 6
1903 Otis st, n.e.-semidet, brick;
Is rms. buiit-in garage, full hsmt.,
concrete front porch, Liberal terms
as owner wants house sold today
r. O. DUNNE, Ho. 2-0700: or RIA.
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EXCELLENT location

.5we have available Diet. brick. cen
50 ter-haIl-type home with. slate roof.
large Nv. fm. with frepl.. din. rm,.
the powder rm,. med. e. with
haust FAM, 2nd floor, 3 good-size
: bedrms., tile bath; full bsrnt., rec.
arm with hfepl, full bath, OUT
- side entrance; gas aa-e. heat; In
Al condition. Shown BY eppt.
Sullivan Bros.
1850 K 81. NV. NE. s-432S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-12

Hill Lodge, Peterborough where
at a breakfast church service Sum-
day there will be prayers for good
fishing. Monday evening the tradi-
tional inter-city club meeting be-
tween the visitors and the Peter
borough club will include an ad-
dress by the Rev. Earl Henderson
of Elyria, and formerly a local
Kiwanian. Jack Kressen will bring
the north of the border fans up to
date on the Cleveland Indians.
Sorting fishing tackle and pack
ing fishing togs are: DR.. Lou
Edwards, Richmond Rice, Rev.
Earl Henderson, Karl Brown, Chas
Lenz, Bob Dunning, Clarence
Rauch Bill Lohiser, Ken Vermil-
lion, Walter Koenig, Gene Douglas,
Herb Stoker, Rol Hendlesham,
Clyde Morgan. DR.. Marty" LOTUS,
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Eager Kiwanians Pack Tackle For
Annual Canadian Fishing Adventure

Undaunted by a combination of
Friday and the 18th, East Cleve-
land Kiwanians will be off bright
and early tomorrow morning for
their annual Spring date with
Canadian fish. This first-of the
season (it opens the 14th) fishing
trip was originated by Karl Brown
and Charles Lenz seven years ago,
growing in enrolment until this
year between 45 and so anglers
will motor northward.
This years party, rumor has it,
includes a few neophyes who do
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not know a rod from a reel, but
the experienced men with the line
will meet this situation, accepting
the responsibility to test their
skills.
Mr.. Brown is a past master in
the art of fishing, having hauled
in I'll" white Marlin weighing
90 pound while fishing off the
coast at Lake Worth, Florida this
winter. The mounted fish will soon
be on display at Browns Colonial
Inn.
Headquarters will be at Forest
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Chas. Hamilton, Adrian Nichols,
Jack Duncan, Clifford Messel,
Allan Gibson, DR.. James Connor,
James Bateman, DR.. Ray Erick-
son (president), Hugh Grote, Carl
Cron, Jack Kressen, Lou Novak,
John Arnett, Ed. Vadhm, Ellis
worth and Verne Hahn, Russ Can
dow, Art Royer, Bob Henderson,
DR.. Gene Weber, Victor Donatelli
of New York City, Ray Tate and
a number of South Euclid Kiwan-
ians.
The fish stories will be heard
after Thursday of next week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
S. Carnes, 14109 Mayfair, a girl,
Becky Lynn, April goth.
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Girl Scouts
NEW TROOP
is NO. 1908

1 ~ ave- AOOO
A new Brownie Troop No. zoos
has been invested at Rozelle Ele
mentary School. Mrs. Robert Nc
Neal invested two new leaders
Mrs. Ralph Weiss and Mrs. Georg'
Goldscher. The new Brownies are
Mary Amato, Elaine Baker, Linda
Baker, Cynthia Deitch, IrmgarC
Febel, Ruth Goldscher, Jane
Hornke, Darlene Krull, Louise Min,
kovic, Diana Patton, Linda Rusnak
Hyla Rubenstein, Georgia Svokos
Cherl Svec, Claire Thomas, Betsy
Weiss and Louise Zolznik. After
receiving their pins the girls had
a program for the guests. Their
first project was making gifts for
Mothers Day.
CONSERVATION PLANTING
st. Philomena Girl Scout Troops
Nos. 752, 251, 538, $40, AIT and
418, in cooperation with the Cleve-
land Metropolitan Park Board
Conservation Planting Program,
planted 917 trees at the North
Chagrin Reservation, oppos t e
Squire Castle.
163 Red Pines, SO Jack Pines,
225 Pitch Pines, 225 White Pine,
So Northern Red Oak and 1875
Tulip Poplar will help to rebuild
the forests.
A cookout was in order after
the tree planting.
st. Philomena Girl Scout Troops
Nos. 752, 251, All, 962 and Ais,
together with leaders and parents
are taking an educational train
tour to. Greenfield Village, Detroit,
Saturday, May 14th. They will
tour the Village and Edison In
stitute.
Brownie Troop No. SIS or
Rozelle Elementary School enter
tanned their mothers at an advance
celebration of Mothers Day at
their regular meeting on Thursday,
May 5th. After a brief business
meeting, a film of the troop year
activities was shown. A program
followed of the girls own talents.
Marcia CHESTER and Rochelle
Crystal sang "Heart of My
Heart; Dolores Chillemi, Judith
Passan, Linda Passan and Marilyn
sang MOTHER; Mar
cia Fenyves sang "The Brownie
Smile Song; Judith Pata, Dorothy
and Peggy Honroth sang
Count Your Blessings; Arlynn
Bogar did Ballet Dance; Kathryn
Keefer recited a poem; Linda Bert |
played Yakima" on the piano;
Bonnie Muntain recited "Not In
Vain" by Emily Dickinson; Gay
lynn Reiter and Linda Beam
played blue Bells of Scotland" on
heir flutes. Refreshments were
served and earrings made of shells
~ each Brownie at an earlier |
Meeting were presented to her
mother.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
BY RUTH DEAN

The beautiful chandeliered
and tapestried rooms of the
Cambodian Embassy were the
scene last night Of the color
full reception given by Ambas-
sador and Nine. Nong Kimny
inecelebration Of their couf1-
try's second anniversary of
independence.
More than. 200 guests. In
cluding representatives Of
Southeast Asian countries.
toasted the occasion with
champagne.
Mime. Kimny wore q lovely
gold and purple silk brocade
sarabap, the e-length
sheath that is her country's
native costume.
Invites Classmates
Although she didn't stand
in the receiving line with her
parents, the Kimnys' pretty
15-year-old daughter Sophia,
was also there with three Of
her classmates from National
cathedraf School.
First arrivals at the party
were the Ambassador of the
Union Of South Africa, DR..
J. E. Holloway: Mr.. Edgar
Morris, the Ambassador Of
Laos. and Nine. Ourot Sou
vannayong and the Spanish
Ambassador.
The French Ambassador.
Maurice Couve de Murville,
came in a little later. with
French Minister Pierre MiIlet
and French Counselor Jean de
la Grandville.
The Chinese Ambassador.
DR.. ". K. wellington Koo, also
was there. along with the dean
of the diplomatic Corps. Nor
wegian Ambassador Wilhelm
Munthe de Morgenstierne and
the Norwegian First Secretary.
EIoyius Mangor:
Couple Of ~. N. Widows
Mrs. harrington. wife Of the
Burmese Ambassador. and
Nine. Notowidigdo, wife of the
Indonesian Ambassador. came
without their husbands, who
are In New York representing
their countries at the U. N.
They Joined. a group that in
cluded Mrs. Han. wife Of the
Korean Minister. and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lee.
Also soloing 1t was Nine.
Tran Van chuong. wife of the
Wet Nam Ambassador, whose
husband was en- route home
from a speaking engagement
In Portland, Greg.
Associate Justice and Mrs.
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''s4' r SOCIETY,"
CQnbodiQns Toast
Independence Day

William o. Douglas, she wear
ing a beautiful white and gold
gown made from an Indian
sari. stopped in briefly on their
way to the Sulgraye Club to
attend a dinner in honor of
Associate Justice and Mrs.
John M. Harlan.
Ambassador Likes Roses
The dining room was one Of
the more popular spots last
night. The beautiful center.
piece Of deep orange tea roses
the Ambassadors favorite
fioWer-came in for much ad-
iniration as the buffet, which
offered q variety Of delectables
from ham and turkey to mocha
ice cream.
In one corner Of the room
Japan's Ambassador 8 q 40
Iguchi was chatting with Vice
President Of the Export I'm
port Bank and Mrs. w. D.
Whittemore.
There from the State De-
partinent we're Deputy Assist
ant Secretary Of State William
j. Sebald. Mr.. Robert Hoey
and Mr.. Joseph Montllor. for
mer United States Charge
d,AfIaires in iCambodia.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

luncheon yesterday at Water
Gate Inn for Rear Admiral
H. g. De Wolf, chairman Of
the Canadian joint staff: Rear
Admiral Spend Ranlau-Han-
sen. chief Of the Danish Mill
tary Mission, and Rear ADJ
miral s. Storheill. chief Of the
Norwegian Military Mission.
Tea for Mrs. harrington
Mrs. harrington. wife Of the
departing Burmese Ambassa-
dor, was honored at q tea
yesterday, given by Mrs.
Nathan Hurwitz. Among those
who were TO attend were Lady
Makins, wife Of the British
Ambassador; Nine. Eban.
wife of the Israeli Ambassa-
dor: Sonora de Izaquirre. wife
Of the Ambassador from Hon
Curas: Mrs. Yang. wife Of the
Korean Ambassador; Lady
Spender, wife Of the Australian
Ambassador, and Nine. Noto-
Wigdo, wife Of the Indonesian
Ambassador.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Women S Lunch
Before Matinee

Mrs. George Humphrey and
Mrs. Lawrence Robbins enter
tanned. jointly yesterday at q
luncheon at the 1925 r Street
Club before attending the mat
inee OF Janus" at the Ma
tional Theater starring Mar
garet sullivan.
Their guests included Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, jr.; Mrs.
Chapman Rose, Mrs. Sinclair
Weeks, Mrs. Charles Mills and
her daughter Mrs. Rudolph
Schilling. visiting from San
Francisco. and Mrs. John Hol-
lister,
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Nine. Von Roijen
To Fete Club

Members Of the Smith Club
will be entertained at tea from
i to 5 o'clock Monday, No
vember 81. at the Netherlands
Embassy. Mime. van Roijen.
wife Of the Ambassador will
receive the guests.
The club Is currently hold
ing 4 series Of informal teas
and get-topethers for members
and their guests.
Mrs. James C. Hirsch, Mrs.
Arthur w. viner. Mrs. Craig
Colgate. jr.. and Mrs. Thomas
jerks win entertain today and
Mrs. Joseph H. Freeman will
entertain tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ALONG PARTY ROW
Wilson Gives Lunch
For His Counterpart

Among those attending were
Senorita Mercedes de Areilza,
daughter Of the Spanish AM
bassador and the Countess Of
Motrico: Miss Monica Bohe-
man. daughter Of the Swedish,
Ambassador and Mrs. Bohe-
man: Miss Lisa de Kaufman,
daughter Of the Danish AM
bassador and Mrs. de Kauff-
mann: the Misses Mary and
Cynthia Makins, daughters Of
the British Ambassador and
Lady Makins; Senorita Maria
Teresa de Castro, daughter Of
the Ambassador of El Salvador
and Sonora de Castro: Senori-
taS Ines and Ximene Sepul-
yeda, daughters Of the Chilean
Ambassador to the OAS: Mile.
Claire Rufiin, daughter Of the
Counselor Of the French EN-
bassy and Nine. Rufiin; Miss
Ulla Beskow. daughter Of the
Naval Attache Of the Swedish
Embassy and Senoritae Mari
sol Bolin. daughter Of the In
formation Counselor Of the
Spanish Embassy.
Others were the Misses Eu-
genie Thayer, Mariana Moran.
Louise Cahill, Stephanie Sills.
Mel McCracken and Count
Carl Hielke Senior Ramon
Juan Parellada, Senior Don
Angel Sagaz. Mr.. Kevin
Flanagan, Mr.. Jean Max
Bouchaud, Mr.. Claude Van
Muyden, Mr.. All Reza Heravi,
Sonora Jose Barras. Mr.. Troeis
Munk. Mr.. Uberto Bozzini and
1t. Franco Chianura.
Harians Honored
Supreme Court Justice and
Mrs. Harlan were guests Of
honor at q dinner last night
given by the Sulgrave Club.
Admiral John e. Jacobsen.
Norwegian chief Of naval OPP
erations, who Is visiting here
for q few days. entertained at
Evening star., 1955-11-10
+Debutantes


A group Of debutantes we're
among those attending the
Modern Jazz Concert Of 1855
last evening in Sheraton Hall,
the new ballroom Of the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel.
Miss Ethna Brennan. debu-
tante daughter Of the Irish
Counselor and Mrs. Joseph D.
Brennan. was chairman Of the
debutante committee for the
concert.
She was assisted by a COM
nittee Of Miss Jessica GrieSs.
Miss Nancy Hollingsworth,
Miss Elizabeth Ann McInnis.
Miss Dolores Anne Verges and
Miss Elizabeth Mills.
The subdeb committee in
cluded Miss Judith Collins,
Miss Beverly Carter. Miss Starr
Bulls, Miss Sallye Ann Cur
tain. Miss Nancy Edwards and
Miss Sarah Foret.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Mrs. Eisenhower
Supports Tea

Mrs. Eisenhower is sending
good wishes from Denver and
flowers from the White House
to the Aged Woman's Home
Of Georgetown. for the silver
tea it is giving from 3 to 8
pm. tomorrow at the home.
1855 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Mrs. j. Louis Freeman.
president of the board of man
ayers, win receive the guests.
Assisting her Will be the fol-
lowing board members: Mrs.
j. w. Freeman. Mrs. Meyer
Scfoenthal and Miss Margaret
Weaver.
The home, which has re-
manned at the same address
since 1868, was founded by the
Female Benevolent Society Of
Georgetown to care for women
left stranded by the Civil War.
It is nonsectarian and entirely
dependent for support on
churches. clubs and private
donations. It now provides
for INDECENT women.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Secretary Of Defense Charles
Wilson gave q stag luncheon
yesterday in honor Of the visit
ing South African Minister Of
Defense Francois Erasmus.
Here on the invitation Of the
United States Government,
Minister Erasmus is accompa-
MED by 1t. Gen. C. L. du Tot.
South African Chief Of Statf,
and Secretary Of the South
African Defense Department
J. p. de Villiers, both Of whom
were at the luncteons
Also invited were Ambassa-
dor Holloway of South Africa.
Secretary of the Army Bruck-
er. Secretary of the Air Force
Donald Quarles. Admiral Ar
thur Radford, Gen. Maxwell
Taylor, Assistant Commandant
of the Marine Corps, 1t. Gen.
Randolph Pate; Admiral D.
b. Duncan, vice chief Of Ma
val Operations: Assistant Sec
retaries of Defense Mcneil,
Floete. Newbury. Berry. Bur-
CESS and Ross: the general
counsel for the Defense De-
partment, Mr.. Mansfield d.
Sprag1e: Acting Assistant Sec
retary Of Defense ]. B. Macau-
ley: Charles A. Coolidge. spe-
cial assistant to the Secretary
Of Defense, and Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of Defense E.
Perkins Mcclure.
Farewell for Elena de Proper
A group of young bachelors
from embassy row gave q 6-8
cocktail party yesterday to
say goodby to Senorita Elena
de Proper de CaIleion, daueh.
ter of the departing Spanish
Minister, and Sonora de Prop
per, who leave soon for Cam
ada, where her father viii be
Ambassador.
The IA hosts gave the party
at the apartment Of Mr.. Elio
Bondi Of the Italian Embassy.