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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29

gram as a fitting reward
for your attendance.
Brother A. F. Spraitz our
Secretary is on tour in Yugo-
slavia at this time and will
not be present at our meeting.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29
Post.Croatian Day Reunion Dance In
Rankin And Outdoor Picnic AT Croatian
Center To Climax Three Day Celebration

Skrblna TamburltZa UrCheStra To
Highlight Program At Music Plaza
BY Tony Brajdc, Member of the Publicity Committee
PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
Croatans sitting back contentedy this week awaiting
the ceremonies which will open the threeday gala ceebra
ton of Croaan Day in Pittsburgh sponsored annually by
Croatan Fraterna Union English Speaking Lodges of West
Pennsylvania.
They will join with thousands Of out-oftowners in max
ing the annual trek Kennywood the 25h renewal
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-29

25th "Croatian Day"
Saturday, September LIST
Kennywood Park, Pgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN HTS.--Custom- built. mod.
with old-fashioned elbow room 2
complete houses. in one. . bedrms.
A. VENT. AP. 7-09o0. iii q pm.
CAMP SPRINGS--5l17 63rd ave..
most beaut. 3-bedrm.. all-brick,
65-ft. rambler. You must see to
appreciate. S26.950. RE. 6-5656.
CHILLUM AREA. lust over D. c.
line-Lovely 2-bedrm. brick bunga-
low; large fenced rear yard. patio.
rec. rm., large Second-fir. room:
excel. financing. Only Sl3,950. Cali
VIII. 6-IS77.
COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. brick,
full bsmt. Assume CT loan, Reason
able down payt. ARTHUR CARR
AGENCY, AP. 1870 or JU. 81
floe.
LANGLEY PARK. $12.95O-Modern
3-bedrm: brick rambler in con-
Yenient location. Walking dist. to
new Lansburgh's Dept Store
Vacant. CT or FLA. HUGH T.
PECK, HE. 4-6400.
LANHAM-Charming Colonial lge.
liv. rm.: winding stairway, 3 lge
beorms.. beaut. grounds: cow. to
schools and transp. Sl7.500 will
AAAnANNs e DAD l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick CO.
lonial; lge. liv. rm., flrepl., hsmt.,
finished on with bath and kit. /;
VENT. AP. 10000.
TAKOMA PARK LANGLEY PARK
AREA--Detaehed brick, In beautiful
quiet setting with : rooms and
and bath: may be used as 4-bedrm
house; near Our Lady of Sorrows
School and all conveniences only
$l4. 800: low down payment to
responsible. purchaser; Gil approved
Call Mr.. CLARK. RIA. 3-90ll. MAR
st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
TEMPLE HILLS-3-bedrm. all-brlck:
sep din. rm., fnii bsmt., fenced
yard. Paved streets and sidewalks.
Sl3.95O. Small down payment. RE.
6-56b6. WEST g. DIXON REAL
TORS.
UNIVERSITY PARK--Charmin old
fashioned 4-bedrm. Dutch Colonial;
firepl., sunroom, bath on each 4.
Attr. yard. Very good financing.
JOHN A. WENTz, AP. 10000 TIL o
pm.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER slashes
price to $4,000 to insure a sale
this week end. Better-than-new,
5;-6edrm:. all-brick rambler. with
bsmt.; deep lot adj. Government
park, in the exclusive University
Hills section. near Northwestern
High School, Call It'll 9 pm, WA.
$500, ROBERT 8. DAVIS a.
co, INC.
WHY RENT? 1895 cash viii move
you into this coy 2-bedrm. cottage
on fenced A-acre lot. near Prince
Georges Country Club Your total
payments ssr mo inel pTies ss taxes only ray
It'll 8 pm, WA. 7-390O. ROBERT
S. DAVIS 4 CO., INC.
DE LUKE RAMBLER, custom built:
3 double bedrms.. lge. liv. RIM. with
fireplace; sep. din. rm., dream kit.
double stainless steel sinks and nat
ural wood cabinets. Full recreation
type bsnlt, with = rms finished: p
car garage; 81 $500. Terms. GRA-
CEN T. SCOTT. WA. 7-O46l IN q.
BRICK CAPE COD, 4 bedrms.. Ice.
lot. trees. side drive. ami; $500
to 81 900: will exchange. Also g
bsdrm. house. very lge. lot: mr.. Nd.
Univ; new cond.; $500 TO $1,000;
will exchange. OWNER, ia. 9-70lO.
LANsBURGH DEPT. STORE AREA
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO g.
Park. Nd. 2-story Colonial. Pow
der rm. and den. LIST floor. Ground
level basement. Lovely shade trees.
I block to bus and churches. Open
20 best ofier. Call Miss zaker. FE
3-36Ba.
Dill: Out New Hampshire ave. !,
left on Norwood drive IS blocks N
lof Ethan Allen, left on wildwood
to our open sign.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co.
1924 l4Lh st. NV. AID. i-2005
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
STOP

Looking. and come to see a home
that you will buy. Charming, all
brick rambler, on q large fenced in
corner lot, close to school. bus and
recreation area. Three good-size
bedrooms, all electric family-size
kitchen with table space, living
full basement with partial recrea-
ton room; Assume 4iass loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
WOODSIDE

Surely at one time or another.
you've wanted q home in Woodside.
Probably YOU have seen one that
was too expensive or too small.
If so, please call us for an appoint-
ment to see this huge, 2-story,
custom-built home on a beautiful
wooded lot, in the heart Of Wood
side. Priced at a wonderfully low
inquire of $21 $50. this quality home
features four twin-sized bedrooms,
one and one-half baths, full base
ment. large walk-up attic. true
side hall entrance foyer leading to
spacious living room with fireplace.
diversified dining room overlooking
the grounds. and q huse family
room Kitchen, II you need more
Infringement, there are two screened
Iporches and a two-car garage. We
are not exaggerating the value in
this home: seeing is believing. Call
us now.
James C. Conley & Co.
952S Ga. Ave JU 9-4134 Til 9
\ Near Somerset School
Nearly new brick Cape Cod; Q
twin bedrms., bath on LIST Il. LRe.
living rm., dining rm., huge modern
kitchen, md a.: 2 lge. bedrms.. tiled
bath, Rec; rm. space in bsmt.. Under
$4,000. MRS. DUKE, OIL. 6-6SS3.
W, B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

Barnaby Woods, D. c.

Lovely detached corner property
spacious center hall plan, bedrms
z baths End floor 2 bedrms., bath
3rd floor; lge. kitchen, porch. rec
room In basement. Lovely secluded
lot. Valued at $4,000. Call til
@ pm, EN-. $4,000
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
w. c. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co. (REALTORSl
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EM.2-4464
COLORED-5iIS 18th ST. NV
Attractive 4-bedrm.. semidet brick;
INV H.: lee. lot; S1f,500 or best
offer Call FE 3-53o0 or v. T..
TOoMEY, Jr.. Rea1tor. RE. 7-5275.
COIORED - UPPER NV. - 6-rm
brick Ia baths, porches. bsrnt..
rec, nm. gas heat, yard; Sg95 down.
PA RR0fo TIA 0-aR-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

LA PLATA HEIGHTs-New 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with Westinghouse
kit. and l2-aere lot, Sl2,250.
SPARKS AGENCY, Realtors
DU. 1926 Ewes, NO. 7-s475
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

COLORED - CORNERS center en-
trance, specially built as 2-family
nat each apt. contains 2 large
rms kit; and bath: separate heat
decorated. floors refnished: mr.
Columbia College and .Galluadet;
live IN one and rent other; price,
S1I $50 Eve. Mr.. Woodwell, 10.
4-0l47. L. T. G2AVATTE, Agt..
Ma s-O753.
COLORED-THRIFTY PEOPLE
2 APARTMENT HOUSES, live In
one rent the other; Easy terms.
45l 18th ST. NE.
now neS sn. sly You cant have Se'h pOs spts
sion In 30 days. Price. $4,000, Call
Mr. O'Hazza, TIE. 6-2430.
MARSHALL j MAPLE CO.
1924 14th Street NV AID. 4-20O5
coLoRED-l643 L STREET NE.
VACANT-CORNER $50
New: spic :. and span condition.
Quick possession; $3.50 cash. Ss5
MARSHALL J wAPLE co.
1924 l4th Street NV. AID. 4-2005
cOLoRED-i843 L STREET NE.
VACAET--CORNER-S9.T50
New spie-and-span condition;
Quick possession: $3.50 cash, SS5
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1c24 l4th st. NV AID. 4-20O5
COLORED-THRIFTY PEOPLE
apartment houses--Live in one
rent the other. EASY terms.
f51 18th ST. NE.
Income, Sl32 month, both apart
mentS now rented. You can have
possession In 30 days. Price $4,000
Call Mr.. O'HaZza, TIE. 6-2430.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV AID. 4-2O05
colored--Frt. Pch.. Gas H.-wH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
BLESSED SACRAMENT

An attractive white Colonial
within l block Of Blessed Sac
rAment School and church,
within walking distance of
Lafayette Elementary School.
Conn. ave. shops and trans
portation. Well-planted deep,
level lot; enclosed in rear.
Entrance hall, large living
room. dining room. spacious
kitchen, powder room and sep
arate breakfast room on first
floor. 4 bedrooms, . baths and
sitting room on second. Com
pletely finished third floor has
large paneled studio room, =
additional bedrooms and bath.
In excellent condition, Priced
In mid-30s. Ewes, call Mr..
KEHnndp EM RA01
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HOMES
DOREDT z Tnup

hObEhI u. LOfih
~ $4,000 az D nm pA. e-aen0
OUR 3gth ". Of DepencAble service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
VISIT
BRICK CAPE con

r.-llis sosy heme cosetaAo oor ~ siia "a
bedroom, living room, separate din
ing room and kitchen, bedrooml
and bath I'D plus fun basement and
aarage. on q wooded, deep lot. 81
approved a. S14.a5O. Only So cash
needed 70 buy. Located At New Hamp
shire ave area OF Takoma Park
Cal HI. $4,000 for details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NEAR 7th AND o SITS. NV
Small warehouse. 5000 So. 1t. Of
End commercial ground. viii build
add bldg. for purchaser. Call B.
NJ. ODUM, RE. 7-62i6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
GEORGETOWN

Wisconsin ave, location close TO
banks, pos. ONCE. RESTAURANTS; etc.
display windows. Reasonable.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. MA. s-55Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
LOHR
BE FREEI

OWN your own home before price,
SET HIGHER This 3-bedroom brick
rambler ID clean ~ 4 hounds tooth
The rrice AZ sl6..On n OIL approved
ana IT. wortb every dollar, Shown
pavement. fenced. level iot and az
iractiyriy handicapped Dial HE 4.
1000 noE. Ask 10 see IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON, $4,000 - OWNER
OFFERS Immaculate 1861 brick
Colonial; LIST H.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
GIT lavatory, screened porch: End
closets; fun dry bsmt,: gas hot
air heat; fenced Iandscaped yard.
Schools. transp., shopping ideal.
OF .Arl. blvd. midway betw. Me-
mortal Bridge and Seven Corners.
With substantial cash. assume low
LIST trust. Occupancy about Dec.
1. ia. 5-74SS.
FALLS CHURCH AREA = SI9, 900.
CT. Culmore area-Brick rambler,
4 bedrms., 2 full baths. This ram
bier is beautifully decorated, has
AMI oT% s sss F aSsys wa ara to 81
Schools. Immediate posss LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
n ARLINGTON - Three-bedroom
brick, llz-bath rambler Recr.
rm.; l VI; old. For quick sale,
kE. b-9O9b.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Six-rm older
home. with Gear garage. ON COR
GEoUS, LEVEL 3 ACRES; huge
shade trees. 1890 liv. rm. with
fireplace, lS-ft. din. rm.. l3x2l
FAMILY Kitchen, basement; can be
sundivfded. REDUCED TO Sl5.-
700. CRoWELL & CO., 2160 N.
Glebe I'd. ia, 5-O707.
NEWCOMER TO WASHINGTONg--
of Metropolitan washington No
obligation JESSE JOHNSON. INC.
b050 Columbia pike, Arlington.
Va. IA. S-4010.
$II. $50 GI-Attractive. 2-bedrm,
homei expandable attic: lovely.
large kit, 75x150 fenced. wooded
lot. excellent Falls Church neigh
borhood. CAROLINE l.. CAMP
BELL, JE. 3-0173. JE. 3-9087.
DUPLEX-Rent Of one pays other:
brick, nearly new; excel. loc.; 9 bed
rms, etc. ia. S-1502, JE. 2-4265.
2"
1T sPARKLEs! NEW SPLIT LEVEL.
located in a beaut area near
Nlenna13 lge. bedrms., 2 full
s s5i s5n nee sesr 5m carpoEt; only
SMITH REALTY. XII. s-6652: ewes,
JE. Z-O454.
5O-FT. RAMBLER of unusual de-
sign with view Of Potomac River
Close in Alex; on 100x19l land
scaped lot; Dashboard h-wh: de-
nghtful kit, fully equip. with every
thing, Equip. ldry. (washer and
dryerD 3 bedrms.: 2 are MASTER
sized; dramatic liv. rm. and din.
$50 $50, with except. financing
ESTATE CORP. XII. $1,000. N
SQUEEZE YOUR sSss and buy this
sparkling, new ranch home in
North Arlington for only Sl6,9bO.
Expertly created Of brick and tim
Der. features completely different
liv. rm. with fireplace; large mod
ern dining ell, 3 fine big bedrms.
Full daylight" basement with ad-
ditional u bath and separate en-
"Once In a lifetime" ind. Call ia.
7-aO90 REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. 1922 N. Glebe (od Lee hwy
Open 9 tn Q.
BIRD LOVERS PARADISE = Com
pletely private y acre of woodland.
On the banks Of q babbling brook
tucked away in q quiet corner OF
FASHIONABLE MCLEAN. Country
solitude only 10 min. from Chain
Bridge. twin bedrms., served by
anundance Of huge closets and col
equipped kitchen: clean economical
porch. MOST UNUSUAL at only
$4,000. CT or non-GI. Call ia.
10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. 1909 N. Glebe I'd. (od Lee
hwy.l Open . to 0.
ALEXANDRIA
Only 2 yrs. old, this 'like-new"
brick home has. 1st-fioor powder
room, lge. kitchen with breakfast
nook, 3 lge. .bedrms. and bath: bsmt.
partitioned for recr. rm. Only S13,-
$50. Good terms Call US today
AL SMITH REALTY, XII. 5-6652;
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PRICE, $24,95O
1st TRIIST S2n nnn
MUST SELL

3-bedrm. brick rambler
with GE kitchen. Lovely lot.
Ideal for small family.
Priced to sell at S13,450.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
C. Robert Gray & Co.
916 Ellsworth DR.. ~. 5-6100
$3.50 DOWN

$3.50 is all you need, to assume
the large 40 loan on this three
bedroom Cape Cod and take. imme-
date possession; Gil appraised at
S14 $50 for veteran purchasers, this
newly redecorated home features
q spacious tree-shaded fenced
yard; 4th bedroom roughed in.
huge modern kitchen, patio-porch
In the rear; within three blocks
OF elementary school, large shopping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08
And You Get These Plus Benefits From j

AREA-WIDE SERVICE by WebSters own fac
tory trained servicemen. Over IS fully
equipped trucks.
FACTORY GRAINED SALES PERSONNEL
No obligation for their advice and service.
LOW COST CONVENIENT FINANCING-Up to
8 years to pay. No down payment to homeowners
only 1917 down If you rent.
ALL BRAND-NEW MERCHANDISE-Every
unit sold by John G. Webster is exactly as
These are Just fesv of the reaSO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
LB-92
Refrigerator
Regularly S290.05
$. 81. =; :::': 81: +; $685.

All the famous GE Deluxe
Features. Adjustable, remov-
able door shelves, big full
width freezer, chiller tray,
new color and interior, butter
compartment, egg shelf, bottle
and jar racks and many other
features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
By RUTH DEAN

Saturday will be a big day
for the United States Marine
Corps. 1t will celebrate its 181st
birthday.
For the tradition conscious
Corps, the piece de resistance
of the day will be THE
BIRTHDAY CAKE.
This year, as in the last
three decades since 1921 when
the Marine Corps began OBJ
serving formal recognition of
its birth in IT'S, birthday cake
will be eaten wherever there
are marines.
The day will begin with the
reading of the birthday pro-
clamation first issued by Mai.
Gen. John A. Lejeune. who was
Commandant of the Marine
Corps in 1921. and since heard
round the world on every
Marine Corps birthday:
ION November 10, IT'S a
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Corps activities. such as guard
mount and the Marine Band.
For the Marine Corps Re-
serves ball at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, a similarly huge
cake is planned. 1t will weigh
as many pounds as the age
Of the Marine Corps. and will
be provided by a local baking
concern.
Ingredients Staggering
The average housewife, to
whom even a ten-pound cake
would be a stupendous under
taking. not to mention what
it would do to her budget,
would be staggered at the
quantity Of ingredients which
will go into the Marine Re-
serves birthday cake. 1t will
contain so pounds of flour, so
pounds Of butter and shorten
ing, so pounds of sugar, 10
quarts Of milk and $50 eggs!
Price of the cake if you bought
1t retail. would be $225.
Decorating the cake will be
ANAL day job for baker Vir-
gilio Flora and his two assist
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SERVICE SCENE
Marines Will Eut
Cake by the Ton

Corps of Marines was created
by a Resolution of Continental
Congress. Since that date,
many men have borne the
name of Marine. In memory of
them it is fitting that we who
are Marines should COM
memorate the birthday of our
Corps by calling to mind the
glories Of it's long and illu-
strious history"
Highlight of Day
Whether the day is cele-
brated with reviews, parades,
open houses, dedication cere-
monies, supper parties, dances
or balls, the high light of each
will be the cutting of the
birthday cake.
Marine bakers all over the
world give high priority to
birthday cakes for their posts.
There will be cakes weighing
from hundreds Of pounds for
large Marine Corps installa-
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tons to average-size cakes
where only q few Marines are
on duty. From Hawaii to
Cherry Point. from Korea to
Paris Island. from Camp PEN
dleton to embassies in Rome,
Madrid and Tokyo, or where
ever the globe and anchor are
worn, Marine birthday cakes
will be eaten.
For the annual ball in the
Naval Gun Factory Sail Loft,
which Marine Corps Com
mandant and Mrs. Randolph
Nice. Pate will attend, a
Seven-foot high cake weigh
ing $50 pounds will be baked.
M/Sergt. Frank o. Tarbox, a
Marine veteran with nearly
20 years service and now on
duty at the Marine Barracks,
will mastermind this concoc-
ton, which will be topped by
a sugar replica of the United
States Capitol, 1lanked by
miniature Marine figures de-
plotting traditional Marine
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ants. Philip Harich and Ray
Mallette. The cake presented
by the same bakery to the
Marine Reserves last year was
a five-tiered one whose motif
was the Two lima statue.
Astonishing as Sergt. Tar
box's 350-pound cake and the
almost-as-huge connection the
Marine Reserves will eat, they
are by no means the largest
ever cut at a Marine birthday
ball.
Biggest of Them All
On the 10th anniversary a
compound cake was presented
by a Chicago bakery. The fol-
lowing year a Cleveland bakery
donated another 600-pounder
to the marines of that city.
At Tsingtao. China. in l948 a
450-pound cake was made by
Marine bakers for the l73d
anniversary ball. The follow
ing year the Post bakery at
Paris Island baked nine BIRTH
day cakes. the aggregate weight
Continued on Page D-25, Col. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

Whatever your winter destination,
our Fashion Consultant, Dorothy
Shepherd, will help you plan the
perfect wardrobe. Phone for an
appointment today.
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, , Main valley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-25
Four DebutQntes Add
To Holiday Spirit

Not a creature was stirring
in several houses here last
evening-that is If old st. Nick
came before the wee hours Of
the morning.
The debutantes and their
beaux kept up a merry pace
hopping from party to party
from the late afternoon on.
Starting things off was a
tea dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Swift Martin for their
daughter Mary. This debut
took place at the Anderson
House.
Forming the receiving line
were Mrs. Martin and the
debutante who is better known
as Mimi. Mr.. Martin joined
them off and on.
The relocated McWilliams'
orchestra played for dancing.
Isn't this wonderful. I'm
SO lucky" commented the gay,
vivacious debutante.
Mimi wore a honey beige
peau de sole afternoon dress
fashioned with an off-the-
shoulder neckline. She car
ried an old-fashioned nosegay
of red and white flowers sent
to her by her grandmother.
Mrs. w. Swift Martin of New
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York who was unable to come
to the party.
The hostess wore a brown
peau de soir dress which was
also afternoon length and was
embroidered all over. Her
flowers were camelias.
Mimi. who is a tall brunette
with blue eyes, is a graduate Of
Holton Arms School and is
now attending Pine Manor
Junior College in Wellesley,
Mass.
Her main interest is art and
eventually she hopes to study
abroad. The debutante has al
ready exhibited some of her
work.
Presented at Dinner
The dinner hour found Miss
Marian Schravesande being
presented to society.
The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Schravesande
made her debut at a dinner at
the Sheraton Carlton which
was given by her parents.
Greeting the almost 70
guests were the hosts and
Marian. Sidney and his or
chestra played for dancing
during dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
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Photo

eve party, but the first time
they've held it in their newly
acquired home-the old Alex
ander Graham Bell house at
1927 35th street.
Three Fetes
They actually had three
parties going at once-a small
children's party on the top
floor, a teen-age party in the
library and the adults in the
drawing room.
Among the Powell's friends
asked to stop by we're the
Leslie Biffles, the Randolph
Bishops. Col. and Mrs. Rob-
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ert Guggenheim. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Souby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbold Walmsley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Moore
OF Hot Springs, who are the
former owners Of the house.
Carol Singing
At the Drums party-also a
Christmas eve radition-
there was eggnog and carol
singing.
Diplomats Attend
Among those invited were
Deputy Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. 10y Hender-
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Traditional Parties
Held Christmas Eve

There's nothing nicer than
having friends drop by for
Christmas eve and entering
into the holiday spirit. Last
night two couples held open
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C.
Drum Hunt we're at home
between 6 and 9 o'clock To
some 300 or more friends.
Later in the evening-from
8 O'Clock until time for mid
night Mass-Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Powell had their tradi-
tional open house.
It's the 22d year the Powells
have given their Christmas
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Schravesande wore a floor.
length ball gown fashioned Of
tiers of white lace and she
carried garnet roses.
Her only jewelry was a lava
liere of pink sapphires and
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Schravesande had q table of
IL of their close friends and
the rest were debutantes and
their escorts.
The decor was red and
white carnations.
For the occasion Miss
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son, the Australian Ambassa-
dor and Lady Spender, the
Peruvian Ambassador and Sc
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-11
DiIIwyn

Robert Andrick. of w b S e 7
Springs. v Va, spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rainey and
carriei Ned and Andy McClung
back with him to spend two weeks
with their grandmother in West Viz
gina
Miss Marcaret McElroy has re
turned to her school in Colonial
Heights after spending the summer
at her home in Dillwyn, She was
ACCOMPANIED by her niece. Mrs. N.
M. NcCiuns who will spend few
days in Petersburg
Mrs. 6 c. Hatcher, OF Ashland
Mrs. M s. Clarke, of South Bos-
ton. Miss Paulett Johnson, of Ash
land. w r. Johnson. of Charleston
w Va, and Mrs. E. A. Charlton
were week end guests of their sis
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here by the Rev. G. c. Looney.
Miss Nancy Lee Ravens left Sun
day for Richmond where whe will
attend Richmond Professional In
stitute for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Williams and
MIR. and Mrs. R. E. williams. Jr..
and children. of Victoria, came
Thursday night with a big cake to
celebrate the birthday Of c. T.
Redd. father Of Mrs. Williams. Jr
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship held its regular monthly meet
ing at the church Friday morning
Mrs G.. W. Palmer and Mrs, l.
A Love were Friday shoppers at
Richmond
Hugh jenkins spent several days
at Richmond last week.
Mr.. end Mrs. c.. B. Arnold, Of
Lynchbure were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Looney week end before
last
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Owen were
week end visitors Of relatives Al
/ Richmond.