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Hayden Kirby Smith, Herbert P
Hall. Warren Mollenhauer, Eu-
gene j. Roberts. Milton E. Scriv-
ener, James F. Williams. Dele
gates to Diocesan Convention
Mr.. Faro, Mr.. Mollenhauer: al
Iternate delegates. Mr.. Roberts
Mr.. Durham.
st. ThOmaS-Senior warden
William L. Beale; junior warden
James B. Clapp, jr.; registrar
Donald M. Merritt; treasurer
American Security and Trust
Co.; vestrymen, Dion S, Birney
DR.. Rufus M. Roll. Cedric H
Seager, John l.. C.. Sullivan
Douglas Whitlock. Charles Will
Wright. DR.. Frederic D. Chap
man, John D. Helm, William A
Ulman.
TRANSPORTATION - Senior war
den. John G. STACK; junior
warden, Robert A. Joyner: reg
iistrar, John G. STACK; treas
urer, Clinton M. Hisle, jr.; YES
ltrymen, Mrs. Lillian T. Biglow
Clinton M. Hisle, jr., Walter G
Hammond, Russell w. Merriam
Edwin S. Evans, Herndon L. Ma
Honey, Lloyd T. Cox, Ernest T
Walker, James L. Evans; Dele
gate to Diocesan Convention, MIR
STACK; alternate delegate, Ed
win S. Evans.
Trinity Senior warden
Holmes C. Turley; junior war
den, Ellery DeniSon; registrar
Charles H. Quimby; treasurer
National Savings and Trust Co.;
assistant treasurer, R. Perry
Yeatman; vestrymen. John F.
Firth Hand. Stanley F. Fraser,
Carl E. Fritts, John L. Lord
John A. Priest, Mr.. Turley, Mr.
IDenison, Mr.. Quimby. Delegates
to Diocesan Convention, Clar-
ence S. Barker, Richard K
Smith; alternate delegates. Mr.
Yeatman, Mr.. DeniSon.
Christ, Clinton, Md.-Senior
warden, James l.. Thomas; ju-
Inior warden. Elvert Wood; reg
Iistrar, Andres Van De Rec;
treasurer. j. Frank Dent: YES
trymen. Chester Jones, Walter
Lange. Irving Luskey, George
Callahan. Frank Ward, Mr..
Wood. Guy Schultz, Virgil
Hinchliffe. Delegate to Diocesan
Convention. James Bridger; al
ternate delegate, James Mac
Farlane.
Christ, KensingtOn, Md.-Sen-
ior warden. E. L. Stock, jr.;
Junior warden, John r. New
man; registrar, Edward A. Down
ing; treasurer, William Harper;
vestrymen, E. Logan Kimmel, w
j. McCausland, David Carleton,
DR.. Garth Fitzhugh. Lawrence
1de, Mrs. Norman Smith. Dele
gate to Diocesan Convention, T.
S. jackson; alternate delegate,
F. L. Weaver.
Church Of the Ascension, Sill
yer Spring, Md.-Senior warden
j. Donald Peed; junior warden
Edward L, Volland; registrar
A. Dan Gill; treasurer, James
Taliaferro; vestrymen. Robert A
Walker. Paul Darby. r. Ear
Taylor. sr., John NJ. Cooney
john Shelter, ST.. Mrs. Edna
Meininger. r. Roy Stevens.
Grace, Silver Spring, Md
Senior warden. Harold D. Rice
ST.; junior warden, Daniel P
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GudfIy Club to Meet

DR.. Wendell M. Campbell will
lead a discussion on Tocqueville's
Democracy in America" at a
meeting of the Gadfly Club at
7:45 o'clock tonight in the Pet
worth Branch Library, Georgia
avenue and Upshur street NV.
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Circus Queen
Leaves Trunk
Full of Jewels

ST. LOUIS, April 3 (P.-Dolly
Warden, one-time circus queen.
who died apparently penniless
last December. actually left a
trunk full of jewels.
The aerialiSt and equestrienne,
once called the Goddess of the
'Tanbark Trail, died of cancer at
the age of "a. s.
w. w. Sleater III, attorney for
the estate. said today the jewels
diamonds, rubies. emeraldS,
gold and silver-possibly could
be worth as much as 100000,
but we won't know the amount
until an appraisal is made" IN
He said an appraisal will bH
started today or tomorrow.
Dolly Warden, known to her
neighbors as Mrs. Raymond
O'Dell, later was active in well
fare and religious work. Before,
going to City Hospital last fall,
she left the unlocked trunk with
a friend, Andrew Schrick of st.
Louis.
Mr.. Schrick said he didn't
bother to open that trunk or
another one which contained old
circus costumes, before turning
them over to Mr.. Sleater.
Noble Edward Dyer, a cousin
of Mrs. O'Dell, is administrator
of the estate and will receive the
jewels unless another relative is
found. No will has been found.
Miss Warden retired about As
years ago and came to St. Louis.
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One responsibility of good
citizens is to vote. In order
to vote. you must register.
Show Congressman the Ma
tiOn-that WashingtOnianS are
good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May /.
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Picture you. filled with pride and
happiness in winning a glorious new
1856 Oldsmobile Super "S8" Holiday!
The magnificent styling the surging
power-of this beautiful car may be
yours for Skylark Bread is giving
away lS OldsmobileS as prizes. three
cars given away epevy week for six
weeks from April through May Y.
Or-you may win one OF the 200 hand
some Westinghouse Appliance prizes
select your choice from any one illus.
trated here.
You may enter each week-and every
week for 6 weeks-for one OF the three
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
JACK AND JILL MOTHERS PLAN
XMAS PARTY

Mothers of Jacks and JillS of
age group 8 to IL years, met last
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events of five years ago, when:
The beautiful rumpus room
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Jones on East Violet Drive
was the setting for a dinner
party honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Orindorf of Denver, Colorado.
Members of Interdenomina-
tional Ministerial Alliance are
dinner guests Of the Rev. J. w.
Ford, pastor of Tanner Chapel
during Presiding Elders annual
Council meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Tannehill is elect
ed and installed as president of
Republican Women's Club Unit
No. 2.
Mrs. Loretta Alfred of San
Pablo, California, former Phoe-
nician, is houSe-gueSt of Mrs.
Earthelyne StarkS.
Cpl. Robert Essex home on 30
day furlough, arrives here fol-
lowing IL months in Korea with
medical corps. He enlisted while
a junior at Carver High School.
Kermit eagle was named to
head the William H. Patterson
Lodge of Elks in annual election
meeting. He was reelected for
third time.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
DOING THE TOWN
Desert Mashie
BY Jane Washington

The annual Desert Mashie
Golf club tournament will ter
inmate Wednesday, December
19, at which time trophy awards
will be made at the Elks Home.
On the same night, the Club is
sponsoring it's annual Christmas
Charity Ball, at the Elks Home.
This affair is to benefit the
needy families and underpri-
viledge children regardless Of
race, creed or color. The public
is invited. Admission will be by
donations of canned goods or
any item of food. Music will be
donated by Dave McClammy'S
Orchestra. Two special attrac-
tions will be the potato dance
andf orange jamboree.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
MARY ELLEN SMITH QUEEN
OF SCHOOL FIESTA

Mary Ellen Smith, 13, I'm
maculate Heart School student,
has been crowned queen of the
school fiesta, Guadalupanas. The
Most Rev. Francis j. Green,
Auxiliary Bishop of Tucson per
formed the ceremony.
Mary Ellen, daughter OF Mrs.
Josephine Smith, North 18th
Street, was selected by the stu
dent body and is the first one
of her race to hold such an
honor. The honor was given her
in recognition of her outStand-
ing scholarly qualifications and
fine ideals as a Catholic student.
sThe eighth grader is vice
president of the student body's
Civic Club, and chairman OF the
local teenage Jack and Jill Club.
Music and dramatics are her
favorite studies.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13

The real wonder Of Christmas the belongs
from starryeyed youngsters grandparents It's family
e when friends and relatives gather wish each other WE'LL
when the fortunate remember those who well
find it is truly blessed to give
The story of the Wise Men, Star
reality there WHILE peace in this
troubled world.
Yes Christmas is enchantmen-but it's busy time,
gifts be bought (and well hdden)so
ndecoratons to put up-cards maa this addition
to three meals day. business usual
Because want make Christmas meals especially
and delicious you'll the of
two pieces enough Candy tastes good it's pretty
the table and ready moments notice. This
nutritious lunch is easy to prepare
MENU
Tomato Soup Roast Beef Sandwiches
Milk Candy from a dish of assorted
kinds
Vary sandwich with meat casserole green salad
refill candy BOWL and you have dinner family
enjoy.
Candy your best friend during this busy holiday
perfect for g ideal for dessert party and time
you'll welcome
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
MRS. CRISP ENTERTAINS IL
AT Dinner

The residence of Mrs. Mollie
Crisp, 1114 South 5th Avenue
was the scene of festive, pre-
Christmas dinner, where gayety
and spirit of the yuletide made
an early debut.
The holiday decorations set
the mood for a merry evening
and the delectable menu was
congruent with the yuletide' ira
dition.
Guests were: MeSSrS and Mes
DANES Clyde Webb, Eldridge
Gonoway Sr., Walter Pagan, and
Leon Robinson; Mrs. Eva Smith,
Mrs. Cecil j. Hewitt, Miss Daisy
Durham and Fred Miller.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
]. D. HOLMES HEADS LOCAL ELKS
FOR SECOND Term

For his fine and effective
leadership during his first term
in office, Exalted Ruler, J. D.
Holmes was returned to his Of
flee. last Tuesday night, at the
ORGANIZATIONS annual election
of officers.
Most all other officers were
returned by unanimous consent.
Arthur Blackshear and Emmett
Burton were added to the trus-
tee board.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
N 0 7 | c { |!

The st. Joseph Grand Lodge
A.F. and AM, Mt. Olive Grand
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
will hold it's 9Th annual semi
formal Banquet at Assembly
Hall, 1888 West Van Buren, on
Saturday, Dec. Is at 800 pm.
An entertaining program will
be presented. Admission $1.00.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
ELVIRA SWINDALL HEADS M0SLEM
COURT 116

Mrs. Elvira Swindall was NAM
ed to head the Moslem Court
116 at a meeting of the court
last week. Other officers elected
to serve the new year are:
Yvonne Ward, 1st. 1t. Comm;
Lena Risby, End. 1t. Comm;
Lille Nash, High PrieStresS;
Lizzie Barber, Oriental Guide;
Matte Boyer, Recorder;
Blanche Christopher, Treas
urer; and
Lillian G.. White, Assistant
Recorder.
Appointed were:
Georgia Johnston, 1st. Cere-
monial Daughter;
Susie Gray, End. Ceremonial
Daughter;
Florence Jewell, Inside Spy;
Mary Albert, Outside Spy; and
Clara Jackson, Marshall.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13

Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Emily Williams, 1922 E.
Washington where plans for a
Xmas party was completed.
Monthly activities for the ensu-
ing year were also discussed.
Making the arrangements for
the holiday party which has
been set for Sunday afternoon,
December 80, at the home of
Mrs. w. c. Drum, 1910 South
First Avenue, were: Mesdames
Charlotte Flipper, Thelma Shaw,
Elizabeth 'Currence, Ethel War
rem, Louise Phillips, Drum and
Williams.
During the meeting, little
Nancy Arnold, niece of Mrs. Will
liams, played hostess to Gret-
chen Jackson, Carolyn an d
Gwendolyn Laster and Carla
Flipper.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13

A woman'S tongue is her sword
and she never let's it rust.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
VoGUET7E XMAS PARTY SET

Voguettes completed arrange
mentS for their Christmas party
to be held December % at the
Valley Velvet Clubhouse, in
their regular meeting, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Nettie Warner and Mrs.
Emma Gene Jefferson were ap-
pointed chairmen of food COM
mitteeS. President Mae McCar-
they will be in charge of Christ
mas tree decorations.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
CL U B N { W S
Loyal Buddies

Loyal BuddieS
Loyal Buddies met at home of
Buddy Flander Crowley on East
Jefferson. The business session
included old and new business
with special emphasis on the
annual Christmas party. Host
Crowley served a delicious chick
en- dinner with trimmings. All
members are urged to be present
Sunday night, at 9 pm. at the
home of Buddy Johnny Brooks,
on South 18th Avenue, for the
election of officers.
Merry Mixers
The Merry Mixers met
Wednesday night at home of
Mrs. ESSie Pruitt on East Monroe
where plans for the annual
holiday dance got underway.
Mrs. Pruitt served a delectable
menu. Next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Arvella Bled-
soc, 1924 w. Madison.
Grand Canyon Temple 437
Election of officers was con-
ducked last Friday night by
grand officers, Deputies, Lillian
81. Patterson and Susie Oby.
Elected: daughter ruler, Jane
Washington; vice dtr. ruler, Es-
ther J. McElroy; asst. DIR. ruler,
Illar Hicks; financial secretary,
Midge McClammy; asst. fin.
sec'y., Ruth Curry; rec. sec'y.
Lille Hall; treasurer, Alice
Wheeler; chaplain, Katherine
Bass; escort, Ruby Blackshear;
doorkeeper, Sybil Otis; Trustees,
Rosa DiShroom, chairman, Helen
Tate, Christine Jackson, Essie
Jones and Bennie Hunter. Grand
Temple commissions were read
as follows: grand daughter
Susie Oby, travelling deputy;
gr. dtr. Lillian Patterson, state
and special deputy; and Jane
Washington, gr. asst. director
of ways and means.
P.D.R. Council
Past Daughter Rulers Council
met Monday night at ElkS home
to hold election of officers. Dep
utieS Lillian B. Patterson and
Susie Oby directed the election
with the outcome as follows:
Maple L. Pratt, Loyal daughter
ruler; Leola Dykes, vice DIR.
ruler; Doris Dennis, asst. dtr.
ruler; Jane Washington, fin.
sec'y.; Ruby Blackshear, rec.
sec'y.; Lillian eagle, chaplain;
Emma Murray, escort; Madge
Copeland, doorkeeper; Lille
fall, gatekeeper; Trustees: Susie
Oby and Erma Williams; and
Helen Ellis, treasurer.
Installation services will be
held January Z.
N.A.A.C.P.
The NAACP will award a $100
war bond to a deserving indi-
vidual, next Tuesday night, at
might of Fun" to be held at
the Elks Home. The public is
invited.
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
= PERSONAL MENTION
Party Honors Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Session
honored their daughter, Anna
Harris at a birthday party at
the ElkS Home, last Wednesday
night. A table was centered by
a beautifully decorated cake and
surrounded by delectableS. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Teen
ager Band. Over 1875 teenagers
attended to greet Miss Harris
on her 18th birthday. Mrs. Jane
Washington assisted with the
festivities.
Family Increase
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Jones Of
338 West Watkins Road an
nounce an addition to their
family twins, in the persons Of
Mack and Mike.
Surprise Party
Mrs. Sybil Otis of East Wash
ington was hostess to a surprise
birthday dinner party in honor
of her husband William, last
Saturday night. The table was
centered with an artistic ar
rangement of winter flowers. A
Turkey dinner was served to
25 guests.
Attends Friends Funeral
T. j. Pratt of 1716 w. Mohave
attended the funeral in San
Diego of a very personal friend.
Russell Allen. The deceased was
the brother-in-law of Charles II.
Morris.
Completes Training
My son, James R. Tucker has
completed basic training at
Lakeland AFB and came out
second highest in the electronic
course. He will continue at an
advanced engineering school.
Mothers Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ferrel
of Globe, Arizona were the week
end guests of his mother, Mrs.
Lucy Ford.
Kappa's Affair
The Kappas had a ''ball" Sat-
urday night. The floor show was
supreme. A huge crowd was
present and danced till l a.
m. Kappas do it again!
Arizona sun., 1956-12-13
Social and Club Affairs

Call your news into the office before
Wednesday, l pm. = Phone Alpine 336S2
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tributions realistically observed
with q chuckle. "A parking
place Is the greatest gift we
can give you in America"
Superb Silver Soiree
The champagne flowed. Cy
Delman's 12-piece orchestra
played almost without ceasing,
silver bells hung from the walls
against a background Of smilax
and the Sulgrave Club rafters
rang until 2 this morning as
the w. John Kenneys cele-
brated their 18th wedding an
niversary last night.
At least 400 friends turned
out for this white tie occasion.
There were lots Of Democrats
John was Undersecretary Of
the Treasury under Truman
some Republicans and lots of
real 'Washingtonians, plus a
few from out of town at this
gay to-do.
There were former Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson-she wearing a beau
tiful green and gold Indian
necklace; Senator and Mrs.
Mike Monroney--Mary Ellen
in ivory satin; former Secre-
tary Of the Navy John Sulli-
van. the Benjamin Thorons,
Kay and Ed Graves, former
Undersecretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Ed Foley, for
mer Deputy Secretary Of De-
Tense and Mrs. Bill Foster
and the former treasurer Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee Stanley Woodward, who
looks especially handsome In
white tie and tails.
Busy Ballroom
In the ballroom Senator Bill
Fulbright twirled Lady Har-
court. Herman Phleger did
some expert footwork with
; his wife who was wearing a
beautiful French print tur-
quoise and gray satin. -. The
Randolph Burgesses were a
stately couple. "Spotty""
White Of New York danced
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TO-DAY M Society
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Finleys' Luncheon
Precedes Exhibit

mons and DR.. and Mrs.
Leonard Carmichael. And be-
lieve me that $33 million ear
marked from the new budget
for the Smithsonian has DR..
Carmichael wearing the widest
grin in Washington.
The Ambassadors Of China,
Thailand. Syria, Egypt, Iraq.
Indonesia, Japan, Viet-Nam
and Burma were there with
their spouses. most Of them in
native garb.
All went on to the gallery
afterwards when Secretary of
State Dulles, standing before
q backdrop Of their flags, on
cially opened the exhibit. The
effort and cooperation that
went into this exhibition. he
said meaningfully, showed
what effort and cooperation
could produce. The great thing
about 1t, he pointed out, was
"the richness Of diversity"
The best remark Of the day,
however, must be attributed to
Mr.. Finley. Just before toast
ing the visiting men respon-
sible for the exhibit, he called
the attention Of his guests to
the printed cards at everyone's
place officially permittin g
parking by the gallery.
The keeper Of Americas
greatest gallery Of cultural con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-18
BY BETTY BEALE

No art exhibit ever had q
more chic or suspicious send
of than the National Gallery's
Asian Artists in Crystal.
Gallery Director and Mrs.
David Finley invited over so
guests to q luncheon at the
Sulgrave Club to properly in
augurate this unique hands
around the world" project ex-
ecuted by Steuben Glass, Inc.
The party was loaded with
culture, diplomacy and glass.
In addition to some Of the
cream of the Capital, from
New York came the President
of Steuben and Mrs. Arthur
Houghton, jr., the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. John M. Gates.
the Chairman Of the Board Of
Corning Glass (Which owns
Steuben) and Mrs. Amory
Houghton, and Karl Kup, cur
ato- Of prints Of the New York
Library who secured the draw
ings Of foreign artists to be
engraved on the glass.
Amory Houghton and his
sister Elizabeth Houghton Of
Washington, you will remem-
Der. are the children Of the
late American Ambassador to
Great Britain Alanson B.
Houghton whose former resi-
dence on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. is now the Embassy of
Iran. Elizabeth was also at the
luncheon.
"Twixt greeting the ambas-
sailors, whose countries are
represented In the exhibit, and
the socialites, ! endeavored to
md out why presidents Of the
United States suddenly started
giving only Steuben glass as
wedding gifts. The only answer
I came up with is that it Is
not only very beautiful. 1t Is
strictly American made.
In fact. said Arthur Hough.
ton in answer to David Fin
ley's toast at the end Of lunch,
Glass making Is an old tradi-
ton In the United States. The
first factory was at James,
town. Va"
Capital Cream Present
Mrs. John Foster Dulles and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss were there-Mrs. Bliss
wearing the most beautiful
diamond pin. white diamonds
surrounding a huge canary
diamond; Helen Burgess, ac-
centing her mustard yellow
suit with the gold and multi
colored jewel pin she won at
the French Embassy ball a
couple Of years ago; Alice
Longworth. who was seated
next to Harold Stassen at
lunch; Assistant Secretaries
of State Walter Robertson and
George Allen and their wives:
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon. ubi-
quitous Senator Theodore
Francis Green. the Jack Sim.
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Mrs. Pinchot
EntertuinS
Legislators

N Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. widow
Of the former governor Of
Pennsylvania and noted con-
servationist. gave stag" din
ner last night at her home.
r The stag guest list included
Congressman and others inter-
ested in the committee being
formed in Congress for a Ma
tional Conservation Memorial
Commission.
Mrs. Pinchot, as head Of the
National Conservation Asso-
citation, discussed with her
guests the problems involved
I'm the formation of the Com
mission.
Among those present were
Senators James Murray. SPECS
sard Holland, Richard Neuber-
ger and Francis Case; Repre-
sentatives Frank Thompson,
Wayne Asplnall, Harris B. Nc
Dowell. ir.. John Saylor and
Harrison Williams.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT
HER PRINCE BUT VIRGINIA

DALLAS. JAM IS lF9.-Virgnia Warren, ~, daughter
OF Chief Justice and Mrs Earl Warren yesterday discamed
acquaintance of Prince Napoleon Mura marriage
prospects.
Party gver and former Minister to Luxembourg, Mrs.
Pere Mesta said Monday in New York she asking
them to one OF her parties but later said she kind Of
talked out Of turn in suggesting Virginia the Princes
bride.
Who is he anyway" was Miss Warren's comment TO
reporter through closed door in at the Staer
Hilton Hotel where she is attending opening festivities this
week
She said she had heard his name but that all. She
said she told friend who first told her the rumos think
it's hysterical"
When asked If she will attend the party she said,
when Is it?"
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with Kay Scott. -. Freddy Lee
twirled his blue-gowned host
ess and forget about the
Juror his firing from the CAA
has caused.
Chappie Rose had one Of his
last Washington filings before
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McHenry-Grecory

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Gregory announce the mar
rage OF their daughter Rose
Imogene to Mr.. Robert John
McHenry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. McHenry. The we'd
ding took place recently in
st. Anthony's Church here.
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Sunday Buffet Supper

The Women's City Club viii
hold another in Its series Of
Twilight Buffet Suppers on
Sunday at $50 pm. at the
clubhouse, 1888 Eye street
NV. Reservations are being
taken at the club by Miss
Alice A. Benedict, general
chairman.
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WEDDINGS
Fuvo-Duley

Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Foley
Daley announce the marriage
Of their daughter Maureen to
1t. Frederick Ralph Favo,
USAF, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Favo of Oakmont. Pa.
The wedding took place Satur-
day in st. AIMS Roman Catho-
lie Church. The couple will
live in Wichita Falls, Tex.
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he leaves the end Of this month
for two weeks In Palm Beach
and Nassau. then to Cleveland
for good. Kay win be here TIL
April. :. Louise and Harry
Bodman. who came from De-
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