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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

Beaches Pirate Jamboree, April
1923.
Hollywood. Fla. is pointing to-
ward its week-long madri gras,
which it calls Fiesta Tropicale.
Dates are March % through 80.
If you haven't seen enough of
parades, the fiesta will add an
other to your collection. It's a
March 80 nighttime event under
a mile-long arch of bright lights.
Features of the fiesta include
street dancing and costume par
ties.
r. Time for New York ~
New York City, one-time
United States capital where
Washington took the oath as the
first President, is suggesting that
the three-day George Washing
ton Birthday week end would
be am appropriate time for a
visit. Promoting the idea, the
New York Convention and visi-
tors Bureau has compiled a
special folder listing places asso-
ciated with Gen. Washington and
giving a resume of the city's di-
verse attractions. The folder
may be obtained, by writing the,
bureau. 80 East Forty-second
street. New York II. N Y.
4 4
The theater tent in. which the
Stratford Shakesperean Festi-
walls, plays have been presented
will be-replaced by a $1.5-million
theater for the 1857 season.
Canadas Governor General
Massey was to have laid the
foundation stone of the theater
at Stratford, Ontario, yesterday.
It has been abuilding since last
September. The festival will be
held this year from July / to
September T. the Stratfoid
Music Festival from July 81 to
September 4. Three dramatic
productions will be presented;
one, Hamlet"
| Pageant Of Light
!More than $4,000 persons a
year visit the Thomas A. Edison
domestic at Fort Myers, Fla,
which in l947 was decided to the
city as a shrine to the great in
vfntor. Last summer. the home
aid swimming pool were re-
stored. To quote: 1T was no
ordinary job of carpentry and
plumbing work but an exact re-
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Travel
San Andres Island
Becomes New Resort

CONGRATULATIONS Co.
lombia National Always has
started weekly Super Constel-
lation flights from Colombia
to the island Of San Andres. the
newest resort in the Caribbean
"a little over two hours from
Cartagena. the round trip fare is
$32. 1t is a Sunday fight.
A modern resort hotel, A.
nanced by the Colombian gov
eminent. will shortly be COM
pleted on San Andres. The is
land. which is located north and
west of the Panama Canal, is
in the path of the trade winds,
it pleasantly cool in the
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Edinburgh to Open
Festival AUG. Is

EDINBURGH.-This Scottish
city will rank among the top
European tourist attractions this
summer when the 18th annual
international Music and Arts
Festival is held from August 10
Through September Z.
AS in the past, the opening
ceremonies at st. Giles Cathe-
|dral, Edinburgh, will usher in a
three-week program filled with
concerts. operas. chamber music.
recitals, plays, art exhibitions
and many other special events.
Tickets go on sale (by mail
only for the first few weeks)
April l. Requests for living ac-'
commodations may be made
after February /.
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the $6 Omitted States) round
trip to Huancayo. The train
leaves Lima at 7 am. and an
hour later passes through
Chosica, Peru's Sunshine City. 1"
Then it begins to ascend the
cordillera Of the Andes.
Engineers will marvel over the
succession of bridges and tunnels
called "Inf1ernillo" little HELD
AS the train climbs to $4,000 feet,
a series of towns unfold. They
are Rio Blanco, Matucana, Viso.
San Mateo and Morococha.
For a time, the landscape be-
comes desolate as the train
traverses a high plateau where
only a grass named "ichu" grows.
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production of the original even
to the old-fashioned lefthanded
threads Of the water pipes" Each
year, in a period embracing Edi-
sons birthday. February IL. Fort
Myers stages the Edison Pageant
Of Light. Dates this year are
February 9 to II.
+ y 4
Largest river in Jamaica Is
the Black, navigable Is miles
from its mouth. But it bears two
other names farther UP. and
with good reason. As Hector's
River, it sinks into the ground
and flows four miles. When it
emerges. it becomes the One-Eye
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TRAVEL

BRIrAIN-sURoPE = the Five Capitals
III days. One of many tours-Lon-
don, Paris, Rome. Madrid. Lisbon.
BOAC tours ali-iHeiuSipe $7e7. Bud
get plan-10% down. up to 20 months
10 pay the balance
WORLD AIR CRUISES = Asia, Africa,
the Pacific. New round the world ar
tours, with European stopovers per-
mitted. As low a. $l7el. Africa$ls7s.
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THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
] Jottings on Vocation
Places and Events
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.
The stars Travel Editor

North Cardinals Outer Banks have new bridge $sm
project that gives ahghway loop and eliminates
the need Of etracng than 2a miles long replaces
old Harbor ferries already
for trac but dedication deferred until April The
connection with the third annual Dare
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Hotel
developments Henry Kaiser at Waikiki the famous Haekun Hotel
tourist at Waikiki
changed O00om syscrap hotel The Haanfs dining lanai boasts
dinners Hawaiian
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COLORED-I0O9 end ST. NE
Bsmt. apt. hedrm. $50 per mo
Includes heat and hot water. Cal
VIM; H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS. S.E.-Newiy
S Sss sS v rm SID Sed wo skI rs dinetts
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MANOR--New split
levels. all-brick, six spacious rooms,
Prs. ssssT gSS6 i, SEA BOD c SSfr m
4:Sf0o iii q pm. HUGH T. PECK
WHEATON,. conn. AVE. EsTATEs-,,.
rambler. Ice. wall cleo. kit, with
plenty Of table space. firepi.. full
bsmt.. fenced yd,; storm. windows,
s soU5' .DS only ,,, Srs Pa sc y
OIL loan. Sil3.B0 mo-. incl. taxes
NJ ell schools, bus. OWNER. VIII
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PTs.. 1901 Calvert st,
ltor: l.bedrm. Kitchen
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SSsSIm,;, baths ! picture s,. win yin
81 sS.7 p l9ts PHI :. ! All r., 0s VIA
Or withdrawn $12,7b0., ia. $3.50
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ARLINGTON--First floor. Q bed
I rms, bath. dining rm.. kitchen. lily.
ing room with fireplace. sereened-in
porch. garage and ward; Just re-
hs salr csil WPp'eIssZyi ANT. IA nf Il.
1911 or DE. g.I23n.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

LAKE BABCkOFT = Brand-neW,
beautifully finished custom built
contemporary home. on gorgeous
wooded lot. Drastically reduced to
S35, 500. Charm was built into
this house. Beautiful screened
porch, magnincent rec. room. 4
DREAM KITCHEN. Call at once to
inspect. METZLER. IA. 5-7575 till
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C ToaS1s - ba, 2 ST 1o,cb ~ =.
h ..W.h., $50 SO. ?. j. 'WHLsHE
INC, l115 Eye st. NV. Ma. S-846S.
COLORED-3322 9th ST. Me-
rm. apt, all utils.; $50 per mo.
LA. 0-605g.
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2 ROOMS. kit. and bath: utilities
Included. Cd floor. back entrance;
$50. Ii 3-1366.
2S04 l4th ST. N.W.-Eiev, bldg. !:
COW. neighborhood.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. sac. so.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $50.
For inspection call at Apt. IA.
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N. ARLINGTON - Cleaning white
brick Colonial. Attractive corner
baths, liv. rm With hrepl.. SEP. din.
rm. lee. screened porch. Best res
idential reishborhood: $4,000.
FLA appraised. 1n4pect now. Call
IA. 2-4s00. WRIGHT REALTY.
n. ARLINGTON RAMBLER; S1s.-
900-Immaculate brick home less
than year old, oceunied by
owner-builder. Lee. liV. rFn.
w/fireplace. dining room, kitchen
large enough for q table, 3 beds
rooms rooms tnlL; oris SIT Osm rsa. VIII Tn
inspect. call NEITHER. IA. 5-7575
till 2 pm, :.
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CHEVY CHASE D. c.
non nfiIcH ACTION

fOH QUICK ACIlON
1898 18th 81, NV; $4,000, S.
600 LIST trust. q rms. kit. 2 baths;
row brick; h.-h. coal. rent, Sl10
mo-: annual lease.
SIC Maryland ave. ne, clear
rents for $40; viii take back 1al
trust Of $4,000: price. $4,000.
.gf5 Il. Capitol st.: price. Si7,500
81 900 cash; clear. some furn.. 10
rms, 2 baths q. story and bsmt.
oil heat: row brick.
1909 Emerson Of. NV: price, S22,-
900. $4,000 lat trust; will sacri-
nee; brick det,;. lge. yard: knotty-
pine bsmt.: brick Rarage.
1888 Monroe ct. n,wi 7-unlt apts.,
fiTat MORTGAGE. $4,000, will con-
slider ofier; price, $4,000.
1895 18th ct. NV; price. S2b. 200;
$4,000 1st trust: 10 rms. 4 baths
total income from rent, Sb4l.b0 mo
Call Ma. s-ib0b or NO. 7.7el1
Open sunday
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$500 DOWN PAYMENT and Si0C
per nc. to qualified veteran-Nsv
with al. ea Gpe i ~ rm' With
firepl,, fully equip. kit: all city
utilities; paved streets, curbs and
H ;lsfTSlsi r0 Really So gH
R p2.vI, Sar n g 1900 WILSON
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HOUSES UNFURNIsNED

NEAR ASHTON--Five bedrms., bath
h.-w, heat garden; MINED, POSS'
.Ju. h.7i1s. Realtors. W
7-ROOM HOUsE-Neariy new; ex-
eellent condition, consisting Of liy
room. dining room. elec. kit. lst-
d. bedrm. or den. lst-h. lavatory
ana screened porch: End A.. 3
bedrms.. 2 baths: bsmt. layatory
and attached garage; $500 pei
o%ner restricted sc's eomm nss PSio T 81
APPOINTMENT. cal OIL i.ssaa. =
A suIG sv5 6lEL .1,c ESSR. T SisS.
washer. 20 Schultz I'd, Clinton,
Hospital. VII. S-s5s4. Wv O
OAKTON, vA.-s-rm. house, AZ.
ranged TO be used as 2 apts.: lRe
garden. DU. 5-7e0S.
262y X ST. NV, in Foegy Bottom
% bedrms., living dining room
per mo. HENRY J. ROBE, INC.
1924 Vermont ave. NV, DI. 7-Sl4l
ALEXANDRIA AREA - Attractive
brick rambler, In good residential
area. on MI. Vernon blvd. Tire,
bedrooms. 2 baths, liv. rm.-din
I'm combination, fireplace, beautl.
ful kitchep: house completely az
basement large fenced ward; avail
SiS5 per mo. cHAuNCEY REALTY
|. CORP. TIE. 6-4S2S; ewes, SO
SILVER sPRING-6-rm. and bath
2-story brick Colonial, newly dec.
all-elec. kit, .$l35 mo. u. 9-340Oi
ewes, 10. $4,000.
D; e NV and y.. and 9, ID. c SlS
rooms. Ia 70 2 baths. $3.50 Y
ELY tM e. ARM. AsMod u JH co 9:7i YEA
COLORADO AVE. NV, b20I, nr
sgs6. 's 81. s esS5T' F&. ess.tseSSss. gar
Mr.. COLLAGE PIX 80 bedrms.. iiv
WI blinds ina Oi vs. u' 10 rn s.S stsic ''0r
ROCKVILLE. bedrm. house: liyini
Im.. hrsplaeS. din. rrn,, dlshwasher
e eonS' ioe sisS 0'% mo- Po. s4SsS
n. ARLIN0TON--3- bedrm. brk. CO
icnial h Ss%t o extras . S0ay ics
avail. cAR6LINE l. cAMPBEII
JE. 3-oIi3. %, 3-6Oe7.
ARLINGTON--First floor: 2 bed
rms. bath. dining rm.. kitchen. hY
ing room with fireplace. sereened-iI
porch. garage and yard: Just re
decorated completely: Sl25,. incl
heat, Call Mr., GALLANT. IA, b
1911 or DE. 2-l223.
FAIRFAx-3 bedrms.. Iiv. rm., dir
HoMk.AcRfEs f REHLiTiYo. cRi s.o5st
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
Ta WITH IiRu'fH rspi. diaet Ssat ana III
stairway 10 unfin. .bedrms, an
bath. Part Of rent 70 be applied !
On payment VACANT. sii6 an
y Alexandria. va bsdrms.. lly
T Tea t dn HcA M e 81. Os q seS wy
Part q rent 70 g Applied 70 n
payment, CIR. 3-i202 and CIR. o
lsas until . pm. JE. 4-4lii afts
" ~ 80 =.
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D APARTMENT for
iwly redecorated. Call
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TRY $3.50 DOWN and SOS per mo
and patio. on beautifully iandscaped
st-aere lot; close TO bus and school
Vacant, RORSCHACH REALTY
10Y W Broad sto Falls Church
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL., 1904 N. Pierce st.--Beaut
dec 2-bedrm. apt: 500. incl. utiis
Lge; and clean. Mgr. Apt. Q. IA
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MISSIONER HILLS

,ui f-ss: :. s s:s.S cY |ss SiO , a..
i' D' etr., bus elem. sSd 81. s.
schools; ti06. IA. 6-7OlS.
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ALL-lEAsONRY 3-bedrm. home on
lot 100 It. deep In College PARK
area: cheerful living rm., dining,
6is.; low down payment. subj. 70
LEY q CO., AP. 7-62e2.
REAL GEORGE - The cutest little
house with biggest garden apacs IN
with fireplace. separate dining
room. oversize bedrooms, full
basement with rec. room and "
bath: garage; screened porch: fruit
trees; grape arhor: brick; $4,000.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hig.
way. KE. 6-535n.
ARE you A DOLLAR-WISE Man or
woman who would Like to own q
home? Live in / apt. on lower level
Of. this stone rambler and rent out
2-bedrm. apt. in upper level. to live
rent Tree, Close-in Arl.. very handy
,9c;; asking 81 zg90. IA. 2-4S00.
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LUXURY HOME With 25-it,, Twins
rms huge dining fm. and Kit. with
sll mod; EQUIP, ICE; bedrnis: eno
Handicapped A-acre lot IN an ares
q distinctive homes; Price; sal
500. JAMES .ldS c. coNLEY q CO.
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Macarthur Blvd, Md.

IA oAAA-ANCW AROos
6S03 MACARTHUR BLVD. --LoveI,
lge, 1-bedrm. apts:. Modern, com
pletely. equipped kitchens. laundr.
Ideal location. Just y mile beyond
d. c. line. mr.. Army Map Service
$94 so mo. All utilities incl. excep
electricity. Resident mgr. Apt. i, o.
call DI. 7-1eb5 weekdays.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corn.
10l2 18th St. NV. Dl. 7-l66i
NEAR FLOWER AVE.
1-BEDRM. APIS. uTILs.. SIS
MGR, APT. 2. 400 BROWNiNG AVE.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700
APIS. UNfURNISHED--yA.
ARL., 1904 N. Pierce st.--Beaut
Lge and clean. Mgr. Apt. Q. IA
AVAIL. MARCH mod. 2-bedrm
apt; walk dist. parkineton shop
ctr. bus stops, public and Catho.
lie schools: $3.50. ia. S-s36S.
AbbLIHGToN: VA saa, mrive minutes a. 4
Ii. 4-sS0u. OIL. 2.s24S.
ALEX - bedrms., ist ar, cleo. kit
raj Hsne iecas das''f 70 cS.p 5m; cen
Ov 3-3520. Ov. 3-O77S.
ARLINGTON NoRTH-Two-b edrra
extra-nlce duplex apt,
BURNERS REALTY co
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500 Ist ST. N.W.-Lsrge I-bedrm.
, apt; convenient location for trans
portation and shopping; available
immediately. Bldg. wired for air.
cond.; heat and gas furnished;
,renting for S67 so. See ianitor on
Premises. or call SHANNON q
I 4uCHS co. 724 l4th st. NV.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
$l4,950A BEDRMS.
Charming home. unusual ~
turs window oI.o oGHfNT eauip.. P pit'
llxll. stunning oft. Welsh dresser
in birch. LIFT. refgr., 2 bedrms.
bath: End a.. 9 delightful bedrms.
lone 22xll. parauet floors. many
butlt.in; fenced yard. brick patio.
l blk. bus, elementary school.
LUCILLE COOK
IJE. 2-3272 JE. 2-466l
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list ST. AND HAWAII AVE. Ne
Of LIST or md A.: !, rms. Kit. and
bath; lge. 7-ft. refer; locker and
ldry. in osmt. Only S54 so incl.
I heat and hot water STEUART
BROS, INC, DI. 7-S695, DI. q
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NEAR 18th ST. N.W.--2 rms. kit.
and bath: $500. HORACE L,
STEPHENSON. MA. S-36So: ewes.
oil. 4-3167.
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CoLoRED-l0e R. l. AVE. NV
NEAR EvERYTfING: only SSs I'D
mo. MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-2321
COLORED - 1880 VERMONT RID,
N.W.--Bsmt.; rm.. kit, semi
bath; pvt. entr.; Sill VIZ, RIA. g.
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THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNFuRN.. o. c. tcons.D

Washington, D. c.
G MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1887
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new ~ w srEhRstayEs is HSssssd e0S Ss
bsdrms,: bsmt.. recr. rm.: liv. im,
tfireplaceD: din. rm.: equip. KIT,
IL baths; garage, All city util-
tiles. paved streets; curbs and side.
sRGfsSToN Really HEFYYE co ISan.
sIISvIb, eeREHLroR,' ZSOo WILSON
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1920 Que ST NV: Dupont circle
erea--Elev, bldg: carpeted corridors
bedrms,. liv. rm., bath: overlooking
PARK: 500 per mo. See ianitor for
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COLORED--2IO4 D ST. N.E.-Mod
rms, tile bath; Venetian blinds
refsr: gas heat. Key at 2l0O b st.
Apt. .. W. L. SIMPLIFY, 927 18th
ef ', NJ MA GIOEa
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COLORED-IiOe 18th ST. N.W-l
rm., kit. and bath; SOS per mo-,
incl. utils.; Just painted, See janitor
| or call agent, RE. 7-1lH1
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C0L0RED-IvY CITY--Most desir-
able apis. Just redecorated; 1883.
ls42 Providence g. ne; S55 per
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COUNTRY LYING II the eIty.BiV
lot 70 u, vide, fun ssmt., located
near Balt.-Wash. expresswAy, only
$4,000. JAMES c. cONLEY a
CO., APP. 7-62po.
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100 18th st. n.w.--2 rooms
Kitchen and bath. $500.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7.gl4]
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1920 10th st. n.w.-Desirabls
apts. in .elev. bldg. secretarial.
switchboard service.
80 bedrms.. liV. rm. dinette,
kitchen. bath, porch: $3.50 per mo
1 bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kitchen,
bath: 500 so.
Enc, / room. kitchen. DRESSING
closet. bath; So. SO.
See switchboard operator for In
apection.
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MILLANDALE = Brick Colonial, 8
bedrooms. Ia baths. full dinina
room, side porch. attached garage,
full bsmt., slate roof. quality con-
struction; 2 large lots with treeI
CHARD. Realtor. Ju. S-GRnn
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LOOKING!
everything. Well-built Cape Cod.
Large living room with fireplace:
large kitchen. full bath and den or
bedroom on first floor. Nice lot. Be-
tween Silver Spring and Wheaton
area. Price. SLIGO.
LOOK, ONLY $22,95O
This beautiful three bedroom brick
rambler IS situated In one OF the
finest residential areas IN Montgom-
cry County. This is q eustom-built
home with the following outstanding
features: Large living room with
fireplace, attached garage, modern
kitchen with eating space. an un-
usual dining area and q beautifully
handicapped lot large enough for Q
garden.
James c. Conley & Co.
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CHANCE OF YOUR LIFETIME.--s.
nicely handicapped u acre. Com.
Portable Nv, rm. din: rm. EQUIP aIs
RE REA no. ERs sEs A. SEWER s 7'f me.
ss2s N oisbs Ion Lee hWyJ
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Summer pounces on spring. Heat filters
through the enormous hours Of the after
noon. A hammock is a pleasant thing =
Dip and sway, lift and swing" Not a
worry about dinner - il waits in the freezer
for last-minute cooking. And chilling in
the refrigerator is this strawberry charlotte
pie, whipped up in the pleasant hours Of
early day.
This is a dawn-pink pie showing peek-a-
boo cuts Of the red fruit. The filling piles
high. spooned into smooth pillows. It's pie
pretty as picture in the scalloped frame Of
pale gold ladyfneers. A dessert made with
out cooking, yet it tastes and it looks like
an elaborate affair.
The recipe doesn't suggest the use Of ber-
ries for top decoration as the dessert is
lovely just as it is. The filling possesses that
velvet smoothness one can achieve so
easily with whipped chilled evaporated
milk. With wooden spoon. lift the filling
into little peaks or twirl il around in a
cooled or a rippled effect. But berry-trim
if you like. Save out few Of the larger
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La8t-Minut0
Company Make
This Quick Dessert

But you will stay for dinner?" And Of
course they do. Heavens to Betsy! Thoughts
60 a hubbub = what for dessert?
Keep this sauce tip handy. the makines
ever ready. just three things. It's done in a
twinkling "a sauce to dress up wedge Of
bakery angel food cake, or a square Of
sponge. Or take ice cream from the freezer
and serve hot-fudee sundae. Or make a
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non-cook instant vanilla pudding and Spoon
the sauce through - a rich ribbon OF gooo-
ness.
The Sauce: Melt one 6-ounce package
semi-sweet chocolate morselS over hot
water. Add n cup (small CAM undiluted
evaporated milk to guarantee smoothness;
add " cup marshmallow whip, and stir
until we'll blended. Serve warm or chilled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

frozen strawberry pieces, or large fresh
Strawberries would be handsome, split,
then arranged cut side up as border.
Strawberry Charlotte Pie
dozen kadyiHeevS
u cup boiling wafer
Ipackaee strawberry. favored gelatin
package 90 OHHces) frozen sliced
strawberries, h1wed
cup epapOr0fed milk. chilled
tablespoon lemon juice
Split ladyfneers and cut of one end, so
remaining pieces are IN inches long. Stand
these pieces around inside edge Of 9-inch
pie plate, so they extend inch above rim.
Taper bottom Of about 4 Of the pieces and
insert to fiji gaps so that inside edge is COM
pletely covered. Fit smaller pieces over
bottom Of pie plate to cover completely.
Add boiling water to gelatin and stir until
dissolved: cool slightly. Stir in strawber-
Ties. Chill until mixture is consistency Of
unbeaten egg white. Whip chilled milk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

TINS WEEK MoseIine/JV"e 10. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
This Week Food Editor

delight served cold Q" hot day. And there's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-08

Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church, Four Corners, was re-
Gently the scene of the wedding
of Miss Joyce Ann Carson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix +. Car.
son, 1918 Roswell Drive, Silver
Spring, to Mr.. Gordon S. Powers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley T..
Powers, 806 Hudson Avenue, Ia
koma Park. Baskets of mixed
white flowers and palms banked
the altar before which the Rev
Edwin A. Ross performed the 4
p. m. double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a gown of
white nylon and net A crown
of pearls held her fingertip
length veil in place, and she car
ried bouquet of white gladioli
and gardenias.
The brides sister, Mrs. Lucille
Woodland of Washington, d. c.,
was matron Of honor in a bale
rina.length gown of yellow chif-
fon. She carried a bouquet Of
pink and yellow gladioli.
Also attending the bride were
the Misses Marilyn Carson and
Jane Johnston of Silver Spring,
and Iris Brown of Herald Har-
Dor, Md, in gowns Of blue chif.
fon. All of the attendants wore
headbands Of roses to match their
gowns.
Linda Powers of Takoma Park
was junior bridesmaid in a blue
nylon gown with matching floral
headband and carrying a NINA
ture Of the bridesmaids bouquets.
The bridegroom's best man was
Mr. James Reid, Jr., Of Takoma
Park, and the ushers were Mr..
William Haut, Mr.. Ronald Shep.
Ter and Mr.. Eugene Reedy, all of
Takoma Park.
During the reception which fol.
lowed in Hamilton Hall at the
church, the mother Of the bride
received in blue lace over taffeta
with a corsage Of pink gardenias,
and the bridegroom's mother
wore mauve lace over taffeta
with corsage of mixed flowers.
Following a wedding trip to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-08
Local Women
Help Arrange
Poodle Show

Two local women are assisting
with plans for the second annual
speciality show and obedience
trial sponsored by the Washing
ton Poodle Club. They are Mrs.
Charles w. Bunker of Bethesda,
chairman of the show; and Mrs.
Nelson Bortz of Rockville, who is
assisting her.
Many Montgomery County
poodle owners are expected to
send entries to the event, set for
October IL in the ball room of the
old City Club, now the Presiden-
tial Arms, 1920 G Street, Wash
ington, d. c.
Silver trophies will go to top
dogs in the toy miniature and
standard classes with a special
prize "a Sheffield tea service and
tray donated by Mrs, George Ty-
son, president of the Washington
Poodle Club, for the best in
breed.
Judging will start at 4 p. m.
and continue until 10 p. m. A
portion of the proceeds will go
to the Tail Waggers Club.
The show is under the manage.
ment of the Foley Dog Show Or
ganization, 2009 Ranstead Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.