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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Mrs. lines Feted
By Mrs. SukelI

Mrs. Hollis Lamar lines, new
president Of the District
Federation Of women's Clubs,
was honored at q tea yes
terday given by Mrs. Achilles
Sakell at her home on Wood
land terrace in Alexandria.
The hostess. who is chair
man OF the federation's Prof.
ects Committee. is the wife Of
DR.. Sakell, foreign affairs
information officer Of the De-
partment Of State.
Many Of the federation ON
GERS and presidents Of the %
affiliated clubs were among the
guests.
Others invited included Nine.
Melas, wife Of the Greek AM
bassador: Mrs. Frederick
Mitchell Gould. Mrs. Leonard
Scheele. Mrs. Maurice Kahn,
Mrs. James Paul. Mrs. Stephen
]. Nicholas. executive director
Of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Arthur
g. Davis. immediate past presi-
dent Of the District Fedora
ton: Mrs. Clifford Davis. wife
Of the Representative from
Tennessee. and several others
from congressional circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Ambassador
Danny Kaye

Ambassador at large"
Danny Kaye will receive q
special award from Washing
toms diplomatic corps tomor-
row.
The internationally re-
nowned entertainer has re-
Gently returned from q tour
Of the undeveloped lands Of
the Far East where he OBJ
served and cheered the work
Of the United Nations Inter-
national Children's Emergency
Fund.
For his work as a modern
Pied Piper. Mr.. Kaye will be
presented the award by Mica
raguan Ambassador Sevilla-
Sacasa, at a cocktail party and
reception at $3.50 pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Calm.
Show Thursday
Mr.. Kaye is in town prior to
the opening of his Inter
national Revue" at the Carter
Barron Amphitheater Thurs
day evening.
This first performance here
is to benefit the Partridge
Schools.
Patronesses include Lady
Makins. wife Of the British
Ambassador: Mrs. Abba Eban,
wife Of the Ambassador Of
Israel; Senhora Agmar Lobo.
wife Of the Brazilian Ambas-
Sador to the Organization of
American States; Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, Mrs. Richard
Wathen, president of the Junior
League; Mrs. Douglas j. Titus.
chairman Of the Junior League
Committee for Retarded Chill
dren's Clinic. Georgetown
Medical Center; Mrs. David
NJ. Burns. Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman II, Mrs. Frederick
Lee, Mrs. Margaret Booth,
Miss Janet Jackson, DR.. Doro-
thy v. Whipple and Mrs.
Ernestine Perry.
Mrs. Miriam Partridge
Speck, founder and director
of the Partridge Schools, will
be a special guest. The schools
provide the areas only re-
sidential non-profit center for
treatment and training Of
emotionally disturbed children.
Aid Farm
Funds are being sought to
purchase the 550-acre farm at
Gainesville, Va, being used for
the development Of a national
demonstration center where
handicapped children may
learn to become useful citizens.
Proceeds from the June 81
benefit will be used toward that
goal.
Members Of the Advisory
Board and patrons had q din
ner meeting Saturday at the
farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
BIZ DOLOREs PHILLRs


MIDDLEBURG, Va, June
18.-The Loudoun Pony and
Junior show, galloping along
almost too quickly upon the
heels of the Upperville Show.
opened Thursday morning for
a three-day run at Glenwood
Park. leaving parents of the
young riders hardly time to
shine the dust OF the boots Of
their offspring.
The h0rse-show routine in
the summer is almost as hectic
as the drive-to-school routine
in the winter for country
matrons but the rewards at
the end Of the day are a little
more stimulating.
There are parties at the
close Of each days session, to
which parents are invited.
Hank and Kitty Weaver
gave q dinner Thursday for
Mrs. Herbert w. Stuart, who
had come down from Mount
Holly. MI. to Judge the pony
and junior classes with Jim
Wiley. Friday night the George
Tenners had an exhibitors
tea and supper party at their
farm on zula road.
Brave Hostesses
With over a hundred young
sters showing. not including
lead-Iiners who are USUALLY
mounted at the last minute.
hostesses show almost as much
bravery as the riders.
Miss Mamie Fred and s. H.
Rogers Fred entertained ex-
hibitors. parents, and their
own guests after the show
Saturday. a party that was
originally planned at the
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Loudoun Pony Show
Was Hectic Fun

Philip Connors.
Phil has flown to British
Colombia to promote the OPEN
ing Of a large game preserve
and Connie has started q new
wing on their Middleburg
manor home. They gave the
exhibitors party two years
ago and can rest on that.
The James Mills also had
a dinner Friday night for a
more adult group.
Their daughter. Phyllis. home
from school for the summer,
rode three horses at the
show. her above-reproach Ras-
cal and two newcomers, STAR
of-Virginia and Rockabit.
The Phyllis-age group have
started of the summer with
teen-age gusto, all Of them
meeting in large numbers at
last Saturday nights dance at
Buchanan Hall in Upperville
after the show at Grafton
when none of them saw the
sun come up over the Blue
Ridge. It doesn't. With apollo
gies, it goes down.
They met again at the Reed
Thomases' last Sunday night
at a party that included all
age groups, from teenagers on
up to the dowagers Of Upper
vile.
Guests came from Washing
ton. Leesburg, Warrentorl,
Middleburg, Berryville and all
the little in-between hamlets,
and divided their time between
the grill at the far end of the
extensive Ovoka grounds, the
buffet in the dining room and
two bars. one for the adults
and a nonalcoholic one for the
youngsters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Students Honored Here

About 80 senior students
from wellesley and Vassar, in
town to participate in the an
nual Government internship
program, were guests of honor
at a tea yesterday in the home
of Mrs, Bernard Bralove, who
is a Wellesley alumna.
The young women are SPEND
ing six weeks Of their summer
vacation working without pay
on Capitol Hill and in various
Federal departments to gain
practical experience in Gov
eminent operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Picnic Thursday

The fremont Woman's Club
win hold its annual family
picnic Thursday at 2 pm. at
Lubber Run Park.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-27
Two Eoys Top HIS Honor Roll

Two boys, Jim Eslinger and Tom Lee, topped the honor roll of inc Kodiak High Scho,l for the first six weeks. of attendance. They each received ra,irg of 40 in the Seniors standings.
 A list of the koaur roll for Sen iors, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshman follows
 Seniors, in additi ,n to the two above mentioneo, were: Nell Chase Wage, 36; Anna Mae Ben son, 3.5; Toni Lindgren, 3.4; Fran- ces Vickery, 3.4; Linda Rock 3-3; Frances Lindsley, 33; Marie Nelson, 3.2; Hazel Hartman, 3.2; Cecil Chabitnoy, 30 and Bob Eros. 30.
 Juniors: Lila Olsen, 3.9; Charles Johnson, 3.6; Virginia Lee, 3.4. Joyce Torgramson, 3.3; Gerald Clark, 3.2; Bill McIver, 3.3; Merle Snider, 3.2; Joan Metts, 3.1 and Metha Hansen, 80.
 Sophomorcs were listed as fol- lows: Janet Zieba, 40; Dick Frost, 3.7; Sharon Van Buren, 3.5; Jill Aeheson, 3.5; Pat Dykes, 3.3; Kath- syD Chichenoff, 3.3; Nancy Jen- kings, 80 and Sara Kessler. 30.
 The Freshmaa ratings were as fellows: Milton Souter, 3.8; Peter Zablackas, 3.7; Mary Bauer, 3.6;
Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-27

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Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-27
anna Stone, 30

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Kodiak mirror., 1956-10-27

The Alcan Highway is the road where trucks grow old before their time. The road where gravel end- lessly sledgehammers the life out of trucks. Where fog of superfne dust chokes engines, and vicious ruts subject chassis to months of wear in few hundred miles. a af4 sa e3 t@U
 Six new '57 Chevrolet trucks, heavily loaded with cargo, roared north from Dawson Creek, B.C., through 1,520 miles of mountains and mire, rain and hail to Fairbanks, Alaska Running around the clock. they made this tortuous trip-normally 72-hour Fan-in less than 45 hours As special test during the run, two of the trucks went the entire distance without once having their engines stoppedl Cone in and see. how well these new Alcan champs measure up to your job. ""
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Alpha Sorority
Learns OF G!amor

The Alpha Chapter of Gradale
Sorority met at the Players Clup
room with Mrs. Dortha Feddern,
Mrs. Faye Coe and Mrs. Jane
Cochran as hostesses.
Mrs. Ilo Jackson led in devot-
ions and she and Mrs. Eleanor
Porter were in charge of the pro-
gram. The program theme was
Good Grooming. Mrs. Porter
spoke on What is Glamor," also
of the latest styles for Spring.
Six of the members mode,e1 /
hats, summer bags and jewelry,
from the Vanity Shop
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Porter
gave comic skit on the proper? +? :?
way to apply makeup.
The thirty members present
were served a delicious lunch a:
small tables, having centerpieces
of jonquils and pussy willows and
a shamrock at each place, symbols
of the spring season.
The program closed with the
group singing, Easter Parade, y
accompanied by Mrs. Maxine San
foo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
West Jefferson
Honor Students

Students on the school honor
roll are as follows:
Third Grade Cheryl Baer,
Karen Edmiston, Susan Gillivan
Clara Roberts, Gregory Stewart,
Pamela Schart, Paul Cavinee,
Charles Dembski, Billy Kaufman.
Carolyn Handy, Robert Klise,
Marylyn Coffman, Helen Braith-
waite, James Arganbright, Ronnie
Cox, Billy Dunham, Linda Frey,
Michael Healy, Tommy Keel, Rob-
ert Lewis, jeanne McGath, Linda
Kay Deacon, Gloria Galloway,
Martha Ann Headley,, Linda Lee
Miller, Philip Newell, Michael
Quinn, Timothy Reuter-, Linda Kay
Rowland, Johnna Kay Santee, De
borah Shipley Joseph Timmons,
Alana Weber and Sandra Lee Will
son. Straight "A" students are:
Carolyn Handy and Robert Klise.
Fourth Grade Jerry Doran,
Judy Hardy, Timothy Killeen,
William Pearce, Krista Porter,
Eric Rohn, Mary 10 Cunningham
Carole Kutasy, Katherine Lewis,
Lynn Reuter-, Stephanie Potts,
Bonnie Saylor, Susan Sidner, Lar
ry Baker, Michael Dembski, Den
ME Morgan, David Peters, Glenn
Price, John Thomas, John Wise
Donald Cornwel. Ann Cunning
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13

hom, Sandra Heinrich, Kathy
Murry, Susan Murry, Kenneth
Rebel, Billy Siebold and Jackie
Streator. Straight "A" students
are: Carolee Kutasy, Katherine
Lewis, Glenn Price, John Thomas
fand Susan Murry.
Fifth Grade - Leanne Ballard,
Janet Hockenbery Virginia Kaho,
Susan Renick, Jane Rice, Sandra
Rowland, Gary Hardy, Larry o.
Harra, Gerald Peters, John Robin
son, Bill Robinson, Cheryl Baker,
Linda Brenstuhl, Richard Ellinger,
Gerald Holland Barbara Mere
dith, Brenda Morgan, John Over
turf, Gary Pelphrey, Dianne
Schellhaas and Donna Sidner.
Straight "a" student is Richard
Ellinger.
Sixth Grade Ronald
Blauser, Dick Johnson, Sue Reu-
ter, Joseph Tinker, Beverly 10
Baber, Larry Ball, Ilosue Blauser,
Dave Hockenbery, Linda Jean
Kennedy, Lynda King. Barbara
Lilly and Tommy Myers. Straight
"A students are: Larry Ball, Dave
Hockenbe'ry and Linda Jean Ken
nedy.
Seventh Grade - Royale Ann
Kennedy, William Thomas, Shir-
ley Collins, Linda Dietsch, Donna
Fisher, Sherry King, Linda Lank-
ford, Jim Timnons, Carolyn Willie
ford, Connie Compton and Janet
Olney Straight "A" student is
Connie Compton.
Eighth Grade - Janice Comp
ton, Dianna Bryant, Kaye Cunn-
ingham, Dolores Neal, Barbara
Sites, Hazel Forrest, Linda Herrn-
stein, Beverly kaufman, Linda
Rea, Janet Ruffing, Ron Snyder
and Geraldine Starcher.
Ninth Grade - Phyllis Bryant,
Barbara Christman, Patsy Diet
sch, Alice Hegedus, Michele Rem
ick, Jerry Blauser, Bill Pfiel, DON
aid Denton, Linda Hardy and
Gary Miller.
Tenth Grade - Richard Long
berry, Denny Stratton, Brenda
Rennick, Donna Compton, Shirley
Nelson, Rosanne Rowland, Bonnie
Strauss and Carman Walton.
Eleventh grade - Sue Bradley,
Charlotte Compton, Susie Harb-
age, Don Hay, Rosemary Kent,
Bill Mckinley and Shirley West.
Straight "A" student is Charlotte
Compton
Twelfth Grade - Connie Byer-
", Brendalu Feddern, Damon
Parsons, Lucille Shoemaker, Lin
da Chambers and Charlene Stein
metz. Straight "A" students are
Brendalu Feddern, Linda Chamb-
ers and Charlene SteinmetZ.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Harmony Club Has
Food Excursion

The Harmony Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Thom-
as Pierce, Thursday afternoon,
March 8.
Mrs. James Arganbright presid-
ed at a short business meeting.
Members responded to roll call by
naming a foreign country they
would like to visit, and SwitZer-
land was the favorite one named.
Mrs. Bessie Sidner gave a very
interesting talk on the topic, Eat
ing Abroad" She first told of how
the idea came to her to go to Scot
land and of interesting other West
jefferson folks to go with her,
Mrs. Helen Horn, Mrs. Fern Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Engle Al
so of their decision to join other
tourists who were going on spec
ial tour of eleven countries of
Europe. There were forty persons
included in the group.
Then, keeping to her topic, Mrs.
Sidner told of the food served on
the ships. its abundance and var
iety, and of food bought in other
countries. She showed many menu
cards from the ships and countries
visited, also pictures of the West
jefferson group taken when they
roarded the ship and while So ated
al a dining table,
Mrs. Sidner said the highlight of
the trip to ner, was their stay IN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13

Scotland, whafe they visited
friends and where she enjoyed the
food most. 1t was the custom of
the family there to serve tea and
light refreshments five times day
besides having the regular dinner
meal. She mentioned that many
kinds of cookie, and sconas, bis
cults and shortening bread were
served.
She told of the farewell party
given on the ship before they
landed bac k in the United States
and of the abundance and great
variety of food served at the par
ty.
Her talk was very much enjoy
ed by the group.
The other topic for the program
Historical Places Abroad to
have been given by Mrs. Horn,
was postponed because of her i'll
ness.
During the social hour Mrs.
Pierce, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Hutson, served lovely re-
freshments in keeping with St.
Patrick Day colors.
The next meeting of the Club
will be at the Coover Memorial
Club House in London. March %,
with Mrs. f. S. Eisele as hostess.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Fifty-Sixth
Year Marked

Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Shannon,
Chester St, quietly celebrated
their fifty sixth wedding anniver-
sary, at their home, Thursday,
March 8. They were married
March 8, 1900, in the Methodist
parsonage in Lafayette, by Rev.
Walters, pastor of the Lafayette
Charge at that time.
Mrs. Shannon's former home was
at Gillivan and Mr.. Shannon, in
his youth lived at Ashville, in
Pickaway County. They have liv-
ed in jefferson Township and
West jefferson, nearly all of their
married life.
The y have one daughter, Mrs.
George Decker of Columbus,
former resident of Londonc and
son, M/Sgt. Ray Shannon, station
ed in Lincoln Nebraska. He has
been with the u. S. Army sixteen
years.
The Shannons have five grand
children, Mary Esther and Jack
Decker of Columbus; Ronald,
Michael and Patricia Shannon of
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Guests, Sunday March A, of Mr.
and Mrs. William Campbell were
the formers twin brother. Mr.
Louis Campbell and Mrs. Camp
bell of New Carlisle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Farm-HoEne Week
March 20, Il, z

Livestoclmen attending animal
science sessions of Farm and Home
Week will hear three discussions
en- performance testing of beef cat
tie Farm and Home Week is
scheduled for March 20, 81 and %
at Ohio State University, Column
bus.
The program for beef men will
be held March % in Plumb Hall.
Charles E. Bell, chief, animal in
dustry branch, federal extension
service, u. S. Department of Agri-
culture, will open the program
with a talk on the status of beef
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
FORGET-M E-NOT
GARDEN CLUB

The Forget-me-not Garden Club
will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Donald Elliott, Georges
vile Road, Thursday evening,
March Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS
Lenten Program
To Have Speaker

The Lenten supper held at the
Methodist church, Thursday eve-
ming was sponsored by the Build
ers Class. Instead of the usual
cover-dish supper. the members
served chill supper and free
will offering was taken for the
Class project f buying chairs for
the basement.
For the program, quartette of
young girls, part of the youth
choir, sang. They were Jean Ship
ley, Susan Reick, Cheryl Baker.
and Barbara Meredith. They were
accompanied OIL the piano by Mrs.
Meredith.
After group singing, Rev. Mere
dith showed colored films. The
first depicted the ideal horne and
family; the other shove Metho-
dist Mission work in Alaska and
plans being made for a college to
be built in anchorage, the largest
city in Alaska.
The Willing Workers Class of
the church will sponsor the next
Lenten supper and program,
Thursday evening, March Is.
After pot luck supper the pro-
gram will include a speaker, Mrs.
Lila Black, who is an assistant in
the Attorney Generals office in
Columbus.
The class hopes for a good at
tendance. Everyone is welcome.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13

There is an epidemic of meas
les among the children, creating a
large percent of absence IN tie
schools.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Beta Chapter
Mas Meeting

The newly organized Beta
Chapter of the West Jefferson
Gradale Sorority, had its first
meeting, Wednesday evenin G
March z, at the home of Mrs.
Grace Conner, Mary ST, with Mrs.
Betty Horton and Mrs. Marvene
Kutasy as assistant hostesses.
Participating in the induction
ceremony for Mrs. Wanda Irwin
were the following officers: Mrs.
Barbara Mowery, president, who
presided, assisted by Mrs. Ann
Timmons Council advisor; Mrs.
Eleanor Howard, vice president;
Mrs. Phyllis Litchfield, secretary;
Mrs. Marilyn Larie correspond
ing secretary; and Mrs. Grace
Conner treasurer.
The speaker for the evening
was Mrs. Charles A. Miller, IL
brarian of the West Jefferson
branch. Her topic, Libraries and
How They Are Supported" was
very interesting and informative
and members enjoyed hearing
facts about their local library.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
three hoStesses.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, March 81 at the home
of Mrs. Laura Elliott, LAP s. Cen
ter Street Mrs. Mary Thomas and
Mrs. Eleanor Howard will be as
sistent hostesses. Mrs. Betty Gar
yer was appointed program chair
man.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13

cattle performance testing in the
United States. Earle w. Kloster-
man, department of animal SCI
ence, Ohio Agricultural Exper1-
ment station, Will discuss Ohio re-
search on the same subject and
Robert Haigler. Bloomingburg, O.,
will consider performance testing
from an Ohio cattleman's view
point. c. c. Mast, extension animal
husbandman, Virginia A. and NJ.
College, will explain the beef cat
tie improvement program IN his
state.
The Ohio Sheep Improvement
association has planned a full pro-
Gram for sheepmen March 20.
These sessions also will be held in
Plumb Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Truitt and
Miss Flora 1rlltt were guests last
week of their sister, Mrs. Attrec
Smith and daughter Miss Doris, in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Mainly About
People


Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Bradfield
entertained at dinner Sunday eve-
ming, March 4 in honor of their
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wherrit of San Luis Obispo, Cali
fornia.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bradfield and daughter,
Pauline of Columbus.
Mrs. George Stephenson is i'm
proving from surgery in Mt. Car.
mel Hospital.
Mrs. Grace Truitt, Mrs. Carrie
Holway and Mrs. Alice Smith at
tended the inspection of the o E.
S. Chapter at Mechanicsburg, Mon
day evening, March 5.
Mrs. Glenn Post and sister had
as their guests recently Mrs. Har-
ry Alexander and twin daughters,
Norma and son Jimmy of Dayton
Mrs. Della Hoover accompanied
Mrs. Alexander horre for a weeks
visit and also spent several days
with her son Clayton Hoover and
family in Dayton.
There is an epidemic of meas
les among the children, creating a
large percent of absence IN tic
schools.
Miss Clara Johnson of 247 Cy-
press Avenue, Columbus is a pa
tient in Mt. Carmel Hospital,
where her room number is Ala,
fourth floor
Miss johnson was former tea
cher in West Jefferson school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truitt and
Miss Flora 1rdltt were guests last
week of their sister, Mrs. Attree
Smith and daughter Miss Doris, in
WeSterville.
Mrs. Doris Lovaugn Rice, Mill
st. is a surgical patient in Mt.
Carmel Hospital.
Mr.. James Stanley is quite i'll
in Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mrs. Raymond Deacon is recov-
ering at her home on Middle Pike,
from recent surgery in Mt. Car
mel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-03-13
Gel Club Has
Fashion Showing

The West Jefferson Mothers
Club held their monthly meeting,
Wednesday evening, March Z, in
the basement of the Methodist
Church. The members of the three
other Mothers Clubs were invit-
ed and each one asked to bring a
guest. There were 118 present.
Mrs. Rosemary Recob welcom-
ed the guests.
Two solos were given by Steve
Geyer. His selections were, He"
and Easter Parade. He was ac-
companied by Charlene Cristee.
The Club, with the help of the
West Jefferson Vanity Shop,
demonstrated a fashion show, be-
fore background of white, trim
med with green and yellow paper
flowers.
The models participating were:
Sue Roger, Nancy Smart, Mary
Schalip, Luree Lewis, Jane Ryan,
Lois Baer, Alice McGhee, Lois
Ewing, Marie White, Gertrude
Miller, Edna Love, Marjorie Rich
eson, and Jane Ann Gessner.
The narrator was Mrs. Helen
Allen of Columbus.
Mrs. Eleanor Baker was accom-
panist for the models.
The dresses modelled were of the
latest spring and summer fash
ions, made of washable and nom
wrinkle materials. Fashionable ac-
cessories such as, hats, purses,
gloves and jewelry were also mod
eled.
From an informal tea table, the
guests were served dainty refrsh-
ments. The unique center piece of
the table was a lovely cake in the
shape of lamb, in keeping with
the Lenten Season. It was made
by one of the members, Mrs
Dorothy Johnson.
ALI present thought it a very
entertaining evening.
FINESSE-A-BIT
BRIDGE CLUB
The Finesse-a-Bit Bridge Club
was entertained last Wednesday
evening at Ann and TOMS Res
taurant with Mrs. Walter Love-
less as hostess.
Guest swere seated at three ta-
bles and served a dessert course
before the playing of bridge.
Winners of prizes for highest
scores were Mrs. Byron Johnson,
Mrs. Robert Gibbs and Mrs. Guy
Blauser.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
The Domestic Science will meet
at the home of Mrs. r. A. Borland,
London Road, Thursday P. NJ.
March Is.
FORGET-ME-NOT
GARDEN CLUB
The Forget-me-not Garden Club
will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Donald Elliott, Georges
vile Road, Thursday evening,
March Is.