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Miss Leotu Coburn,
CHICAGO Operu Stur

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Aug
70 R).-Miss Leota Estelle Co.
burn. SO. known professionally
as Leota Cordati when she was
a star with the Chicago Civic
Opera Company. died yesterday
in a hosSital.
She was with the Chicago
Opera Company for II years
and sang with the Cincinnati
Summer Opera Company for
nine years. She lived in Day.
tona Beach, Fla, and had rep
resented her State at the New
York Worlds Fair. Cleveland
Exposition and the Chicago
Century Of Progress.
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Dr.. Raymond .Poty, so,
IVA Director, Dies

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8
R.-Dr. Raymond Patty, so.
last director Of the Tennessee
Valley Authority to be ap-
pointed by a Democratic Presi-
dent. suffered a heart attack
and died last night.
The death of DR.. Patty, q life
long educator before former
President Truman appointed
him June 81, 1852. left two
vacancies on the three-man
board. DR.. Paty's term would
have expired in 1860.
Only Brig. Gen. Herbert D.
Vogel. named by President
Eisenhower to the board in
August, 1854, remains. Just as
DR.. Patty was the last director
to be named by a Democrat,
Gen. Vogel is the first to be
appointed by a Republican.
DR.. Harry Curtis, with whom
DR.. Patty had formed a two
man majority against Gen. Vo-
gel on most issues. retired in
May when his nine-year term
expired. Arnold Jones. former
KanSan now serving as assist
ant budget director. was named
by President Eisenhower to
succeed DR.. Curtis, and that
nomination is pending before
the Senate. which must con-
firm it.
There was no immediate
speculation on how soon the
President might act to fill DR..
Paty's term or whom he might
DR.. Patty was stricken at his
home in fashionable West
He was taken by
ambulance to Fort Sanders
Presbyterian Hospital. where
he was pronounced dead on ar
rival. He had appeared in the
best Of health. and had testi-
fed at budget hearings con-
Quoted in Washington last
week by the Senate Appropri-
atoms Committee.
DR.. Patty and DR.. Curtis had
split with Gen. Vogel. among
other things, over what form
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ChicogoActs
In Violence

CHICAGO. Aug. 8 R.-A
police captain and a sergeant
have been suspended as a result
Of racial violence on Chicago's
Southeast Side.
Capt. Kenneth FoSsier, com
mander Of the South Park Dis
trict, was suspended for 80
days and Sergt. Eugene Shine
all for five days, George T.
Donoghue, park district gen.
eral superintendent, announced
yesterday.
Capt. Fossier was suspended
for failure to have enough
manpower at Calumet Park
July % on the specific order of
Police Chief George A. Otlewis.
Mr.. Donoghue said.
Chief Otlewis said a Negro
woman injured in a July q
incident tried to file q COM
plant in the district station
with Sergt. Shimeall, but the
policeman failed to enter it in
the records.
The chief said Capt. Fossier
gave no reason for failing Ito
beef up" police personnel at
the park July 20. The chief
said:
Il had ordered him to do so
and it was up to him. The
July 81 incident, which was
minor. was a tipof of possibly
more trouble the following Sun
day."
Several Negroes were beaten.
autos driven by Negroes were
stoned and police cars and
motorcycles we're damaged from
stones and burning rags tossed
by mobs on the July 20 week
end,
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks in
The StoT meets o need which con
hordly be solved in ony othe, woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who how sent
floFol tributes but also eourfeously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per.
sonol note Of thanks cannot ~ell Be
mailed or whose aomes and I'D.
dresses ore not known insertion OF
o cord Of thonks moy be 0rrunsed
BY telephone TO The Stor ST
$4,000
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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CEMETERY LOTS

CLDAR HILL sites, $3.50. excellent
D. location Section SOC Call VIII.
6-51j3.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. ., OtIHF Z bIt' INO
Expressive Floral iriDutes MODERATELY
priced Open daily Sun holidays
Phone orders also accepted $3.50 10 o
pm week nights 400 l4tb o. NV.
Ma S-OlOB
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oLLiNS' members nf Of The Blessed Viz.
~; ,.:: -: -; ji:;I
day August y, 1857 loI
reCl.ation Of the rosary for our late
men Der, MRS NELLIE NJ COLLINS
MRS CELESTE FERGUSON,
Project
FATHER PATRICK W. KEMP,
Spiritual DlreCttr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

OIBIlldJOl lulLl
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ttn 81 and Mass Ave NE III $4,000
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BLACKMAN. CAPT. HARRY c. o.

tuesday. xuEust 8, 1857. at Mount
Alto Hospital. CAPT. HARRY G.
BLACKMAN Of 3239 Rittenhouse
st NV. beloved husband Of Anne
Dom Blackman. brother Of Leon
and Mrs. Douglas Polk Services at
the S. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2aO1 Iith ST. NV, on Friday, Au-
gust Q. at ! pm. parking facilitiesl-
lnterment Arlington Nationai Gene
terry,
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ROBERT L. JENKINS. President.
RICHARD A BURTON. Secy.

BROOKS, JOHN. On Monday. August
cath st NV. beloved husband OF
worth, Charlie. Joseph. Harry. Percy.
Elijah Thomas ana Mildred BROOKS
Also surviving are fifteen grandchil-
dren, six great-grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends. After "
call at his late residence Funeral
services on Saturday. August 10, at
pm at the Mount Lebanon Bap-
tist Church S14 18th ST. NV the
Rev Edgar Newton. pastor: Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ArranRements BY Brooks q Allen.
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s wsdn.sS SIE'E ASss Y sH Ss9 q SIs
h Msnei south e Glen rd.' Rocsyiue. Nd !,
Beverly and lei emiah c. Beal brother
Of Bruce J. Eenl and grandson OF
and MI. and Mrs. Corwin B Beal
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Robert 4
Humphrey Rockville. Nd. Private
services at the Christ Episcopal
Church. Rockville. Nd. en- Thurs
Parklawn Cemetery.
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sust 5, 1857. ANDREW BAYLOR Of
1907 23rd st. NV, beloved husband
Evelyn Finkla, Alice and George
Baylor. brother Of George R. Bay
Tor. One brother-in-law and sister
in-law. eight grandchildren and other
relatives and mary frienos also sur
& Schey. Inc. Funeral Home. New
Jersey ave. and r ST NV, on sun
day August IL, after IL noon. where
services. will be held on Mondsy,
August IL, at 1880 a m. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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the Masonic burial services for our
i at brother j HOWARD KELLER
JosEPH J. SULLIVAN. Jr. Master.
LAMY. AHMAED S. OF Washington,
ID C. on August /, 1857. Remains
At Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 flth
s. Sc, until Friday, August q. al
l;4b am Funeral prayers IN n,
Massachusetts ave NV, at pm
terry.
LAwLER, THOMAS W. On wednes.
f acspi AYs4Ts asoMAisp NV n tHw ftlssfsn S
PAM PAM S 81 PbSrO 9G., schulz Lawler o.
Va. father Of Miss Phyllis 4 Lswier
OF San FRANCISCO, Calf and Mrs
eander Y Riba; b., OF Laredo,
Tex Tex . brother be-. q fvi Mrs Heroic Hey;
Monroeville, Ohio. Joseph A. Lawlef
Of Bellevue Ohio, and John Law
ler OF Detroit Mich Funeral serV-
ices on FRIDAY. August y, at I. pm
Church, %sS%n' Va F PTssSS.eTs1
call at the Wheatley Funeral Home
500 King ST., Alexandria. Va. on
10 pm interment Ivy Hill Gene.
LONG, BENNIE n. on Wednesday.
Hospital, BENNlE II LONG Of 5;lUs
kenllwOrth ave, East Riyefdale. Nd ,
husband Of the late Mrs. Fannie
Long ana father OF Mrs. Virginia
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave
ne where services will be held on
Friday. August y, at \ pm Inter-
ment Methodist Cemetery, Wolftown,
Va. on Saturday, August 10. at
. pm. q
MALCOLM, ROY L. Suddenly. on
TUESDAY, ,Augusl O. sa51, al the Alex:
OF 4Sl2 HutchinB pl NV, Wash
lnEton. d c, husband OF Janet B
Malcolm, son Of Or. and Mrs Roy
Malcolm, brotder Of Mrs Arthur I
Fefnald and Lanrin Malcolm. Friends
may call At the Domaine Funeral
Hone. 52t South Washington ~
Alexandra, Va Services will be hela
a, Fort Myer Chapel on Friday, Al.
gust 2, At 10 a.n with full military
honors.
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:. HARRY &. Members Of
the Association OF Retired
Policemen are hereby no.
tifed OF the sudden pass
ing OF our late brother.
HARRY c BLACKMAN, on
Tuesday, August b. 1867
Remains resting at the 3
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MARY oous sIESs Of iiS1 s6s 4 Nee
wood I'd. Bethesda. Nd. beloved wife
Of the late Harry 8. Gentleman
sister 81 lillian smith fTiends are
Invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert 4. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd
Services on Friday, August 9. at
ole Church. 970l Old oeoFgetown
I'd. Alta Vista. Nd. where requiem
mass Will be offered a. am Inter-
u1ent parKlaWn CamafaPv
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August Z, 1857 a. Waite: Reed
Army Hospital, MARY L. BROWN
Md wife Vie Of Edwin NJ Brown. dsugh-
ter OF Mrs LoU,a c. Lewis and sister
OF Mrs william NJ. Cruckshanks and
Mrs Francis Anderson. MIS-. Brown
FUNERAL Home, Sf3i Georgia ave.
silver Spring. Nd. where services
will be held On Friday August 81, at
am parking tacilitiesl Inter-
mani Arllnpfnn National Cemetery.
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yarns for spring fashions

Homespun and Beor- Brond knitting
worsted. 80 coIors, a ounce skeins.
Regularly 40. 1.l9
Bernot Nylo knitting worsted 5o9o'
wool, 500 nylon. IS colors. Reg
ulorly ! 40. l.lo
CoIumbio-Minervo Feather weight
yarn, l0Ooo wool. z ounce skeIns.
IS colors. Regularly 8oc. 20
Lees Tapestry yarn, l0o9o wool. 40
yard skeins; "a eoIors. Regularly
45c. 500
Stamped linen luncheon cloths,
cross-stitch design. Regularly $50
to ll.e5. 40 to $50
Napkins. Regularly soc. 39c
Needlepoint picture kits. Regularly
300 and $50. 239 and 2.7o
Stomped cotton pilIowcoses. Regu-
lorIy LBS poir. Pair 1888
Stamped cotton applique quilts.
Regularly 9.o5. 1.55
W5l-Art Needlework, 5th Floor
=. olso Chevy Chose. Corners, Alexandra
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new fashion accessories

LOO spring flowers. assorted eoIors,
types. 67c
] $1,000 women's hondkerchiefs,
loce, embroidery. &c
500 Docron crepe bIouses, white,
pink, blue, beige; 1898. All
$4,000 fashion umbrellas, inn
ported and domestic ocetote or n.y.
Ion covers; many colors. 4.97
LIS set Of a quilted Plastic hangers,
assorted fobric and coIors. 89c
500 handbags, plastic patents and
royon foiIIe, assorted. 3.97"
'PIeose odd 1929 Federol tox.
WGl-Foshion Accessories, LIST Floor
:. olso Chevy Chose, Corners, Alexandria
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save on fine jewelry

imperial Cultured Boroque pearl
necklaces, white and blue, single
stronds. $3.50 and $500
Scorob bracelets, set in l/20 Tx
eold-filled, 7-stone, regularly 100
and 400. $50 and 1000
8-stone, regularly 1850. 1000
PIeose add 1923 Federal tox.
WGl-Fine JeweIry, lst Floor
=. also Chevy Chose, Corners
and Alexandra
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beauty aids, stationery

l.95 Tek-Huehes hair brushes, Iu-
cite. nylon bristIes, assorted. l.47
l.o5 Woodward g Lothrop Lother
Plus Soop. l.57, z boxes 3.O7
LIS cleor pIostic apple filled with
colorfuI cotton dobs. o7c
LBS box "Pinline" stationery, white
with colors, 80 sheets, "A envelopes.
LOO
500 and $50 picture fromes, gold
and silver eIectropIoted in plain and
etched designs. 3.o5
WGL-Cosmetics ond Stationery. Isl Floor
>. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners,
and Alexandria
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sweet savings on candy

Crystollized Jelly wofers, assorted
fovors. Regularly Toe. lb. SIC
Milk chocolate nut clusters. Reou-
lorIy so. ID. 97c
Crispy coshew crunch. Regularly
98c. ID. TO
Blum's olmondettes, 8 ounce tin.
Regularly LBS ID. 147
WGL-Condy, lst Floor
also Chevy Chose, Corners, Alexandria
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dry cleaning specials

This is your opportunity to toke 3D.
vantage Of our quality service :.
careful dry cleaning in our own
modern plant.
Mems suits. Regularly ZOO. l.60
Women's suits. Regularly us. LIS
WSL-Dy cleonino, 5rd Floor
North Building :. also Chevy Chose
and 7 Corners
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sew for spring
at big savings
FABRIC
SPECIALS

WooIens, o glorious selection
from famous domestic and
foreign mills. Cootinos, suit
ines and dress weights, includ-
ing much-in-demond tweeds,
and worsted fIonnels. Some
blends Of wool with cashmere,
fur or silk Iobeled for content.
54". II in regular stock, would
be 6.95 to much more q yord.
SpecioI. ward 400
Imported Linens from q TO-
nous Irish maker. Woven de-
signs and cIeor colors, crease
resistont. 36". Regularly 2.e8
and more, yord. 1.39
Everfost Print Sotinio, an
"everoIoze" cotton, So. Reg
uIorIy 80 yard. Special, yord.
S9c
Cohopo Silk Prints, including
4o'' hond-woshobIe Prone
node, regularly 2.e8; 40" it's
sue shontune toffetos, reoulor-
Iy3.50; and Sc" hond-screened
4
prints, reeulorly $50. All, yord
1873
cohomo Spun Royon, and Row
Silk, 45", reeulorly 1873 yord.
l.4o
l.Qp stoffel Cotton chombroy.
l.le Dumori Lovely Lody Wolfe.
CSC
soc Fruit Of the Loom Fashion
Prints in cotton pereoIe. yard,
3oc
WGL-Fobrie Floor, 9th Floor
-. seIsetion OF Chevy Chose and
! Corners
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Santa Claus played piano.
and Mrs. Claus was q former
Miss Washington.
Both greeted guests g. The
annual Christmas party given
by Mr.. end Mrs. Eoy st.
Lewis at their French arsrs-
ment-which has one Of the
most beautiful visws CT the
Cspital--on Crescent place.
NV.
ChriJtmas Ca-cls
Santa Claus greeted each
guest at the door with a green
scroll containing words to
some OF the more familiar
Christmas carols. and later
he played the accomHaini-
ment for them. A very fetch
ing Mrs. Claus. whom many
of the mcn said thev would
like to find under their
Christmas tree. turned out to
be Jody Miller. a former Miss
Washington.
Blond Mrs. st. Lewis re-
ceived her guests in a low-cut
deep wine satin dress with
two enormous clips on each
shoulder and disrlend ear
rings. Former Assistant At
torney General Roy st. Lewis
greeted his guests in q dark
suit with a pearl grey vest.
One other guest wore q grey
vest - Peruvian Ambassador
Berckemeyer.
Conversing under q holiday
Evening star., 1957-12-23
AT CHRISTMAS PARTY
A Versatile Santa
PlQyed the Piano

bell in one CT the rooms tthe
bell dripped mistletoel were
Admiral and Mrs. Robert
Carney. She wore a brilliant
red chiffon less With bright
red shoes and a red end pink
fe1ttered ha.. Ms. Carney
was full Of tales Of VIP, the
C7"lc.-'s french pooGle.
Early arrivals included
Ir' nian Amsss aSor Amin
v.lo said tset chic Mime.
A-1ini wss In -a-i-:: sir. John
Schsniro and f;r. snd Mrs.
Jc-epi C,scer:lls o. Lelrel.
The retirinr Desn C. he
Diplomatic Corps. Will i'm
Munthe de Morpens.i --ne ~
planned that Nine. de Nor
gensderne was home with a
bad cold: Nine. Tran Van
Chuone. wife OF the Wet
Namese Amhe ssador. said her
husbsnd was home with "the
American fiu."
The White House was re-
presented by the Max Rabbs
and Bob Gray. Diplomatic
row representatives included
the Greek Ambassador and
Nine. Melas; the Italian Am
bassador and Nine. Signora
Brosio: Chinese, Ambassador
Hollington Tong; retiring
Leb q nese Am b bassa d or
Khouri: the Chilean Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Puga:
New Zealand's Sir Leslie
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Miss Smith received with
her mother and grandmother.
She wore a gown Of pink lace
over pink taffeta with a
matching jacket. The dress
was fashioned along princess
lines and was ballerina
length. She carried an old
fashioned bouquet Of sweet
heart roses.
Mrs. Smith wore green
slipper satin and Mrs. Bryant
chose beige lace.
The debutante studied at
Potomac School and Mount
Vernon Seminary.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Rite Fit olds the ly-tokes the royon crepe dropped
bose thot led the foil best seller lists and deeorotes
Christmos with royon tofeto ounee-resuIt: dynamite!
Porty fore exciting Of the price Navy block in sizes
l2-2o 4h-22h. Order by ro or phone MA. $500
any time
5rd Floor Messdnne, Washington, 2nd Floor,
Silver Spring and PARKinoton
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Miss Gott
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cis-
sci Gott. IT,. of this city an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Carolyn Glenn
to Mr.. William Hubert du
Pont, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor du Pont Of Middle
burg. Va.
Miss Gott is the grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Cissel Gott Of
Washington and Of Judge
Robert Bibb Hardison and
the late Mrs. Hardjson Of
Washington and Louisville.
KY.
Her fiance Is the grand
son Of Mrs. Victor du Pont.
sr.. and the late Mr.. du Pont
Of Wilmington. Del. He also
is the grandson Of Mr.. VIII
liam Hubert Of Middleburg
and Mrs. Bruce Gyaden Of
Cincinnati. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Gott Is a graduate Of
Holton Arms School and is
now a student at Cornell Uni
versity.
Mr. du Pont attended the
Pomfort and Bulls Schools
and Is now attending the
Georgetown University For
eign Service School.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
BY BETTY BEALE

II yesterdays spring
weather failed TO get you in
the Christmas mood, the
caroling that waited on the
breeze in the vicinity Of
Georgetown last night may
have succeeded.
AS sure as the calendar
date that rolls around an
nually. a particular group
sailed forth on the snowless
eve and lifted their voices
high. They had no trouble
lifting them having first
gathered at the Sherman
Trowbridges for q dip in the
old wassail.
Amongst the gathering
were Joan and Robert Day,
Lisette and Pierre Beaure-
gard, the George Holmeses.
the Harrison Brands, Jack
and Polly Nevius. the Law
renee Dalleys. Pat and Tony
Hass, the Dick Williamses.
Judy Louchheim and Frank
Colcord.
Only three Of this silver
throated tribe live In George
town. but they chose the old
est section Of Washington to
receive their melodious notes
because Georgetown is a ma
tural for carolers. All the
houses are so close together
they can blanket ten with one
note.
Whose particular houses
were serenaded l wouldn't
know. except that Dean
Acheson's was not one Of
them. For the past two years
he hasn't appeared when
serenaded so 1t wasn't thought
likely he'd get another chance.
EGGNOG AND APPRO-
PIRATE TRIMMINGS made
their seasonal appearance
earlier yesterday at Wanda
and Steve Halsey's house in
Westmoreland Hills. The IL
to 2 party abounded with
cheer. charm, chums and
chicken a la king. not to
mention ham. pastry and
other midday edibles.
The hostess even added
fuel to the Yule by wearing
a white felt skirt with a
three-dimensional green felt
Christmas tree on 1t and
miniature Christmas gifts tied
with ribbon along the hem
line.
The Ruiz Morales Of the
Spanish Embassy were there,
making what they swear is
their last appearance at a
Washington party. They re-
turn to Spain this week. i.
Others were Skee and Marry
Arnold. Art and Joan Gard
ner. Dick Speidel and Lucy
Hoffman,. Anne eard.
Franco Lucioli Ottieri Of the
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Miss Carole Lo1eY
Bows in Arlington

Miss Carole Ann Loney,
daugher Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stanley Loney Of
North Glebe road, Arlington,
yesterday made her debut at
a festive reception given by
her parents.
The titian-haired, green
eyed debutante. who received
with her parents. wore a
gold-colored satin brocade
gown with matching slippers.
Mrs. Loney chose for this
flve-to-Seven reception a
spruce green satin dress and
wore a corsage of shaded
green orchids.
Alternating at the two
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Mrs. Nixon Will
ChriSten Ship

Mrs. Richard Nixon. wife
Of the Vice President. will
christen Grace Lines new
Santa Paula" at a launching
January Q in the yards OF the
builder. Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Co.,
Newport News. Va. 1t was an
nounced today.
Acting as maids Of honor"
viii be the sponsors two
daughters, Tricia and Julie
Nixon.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
-oiossu Photo.

punch bowls were Mrs. Hor-
ace ]. Reid, Mrs. Wallace N.
Flint. Mrs. william H. Du-
vail. Mrs. Frederick l.. Moore,
Mrs. Harcourt Sontag. Mrs.
Frederick N. Windridge and
Mrs. Clarence DeSales Sass
Ger.
The debutante is a fresh
man at American University
and has pledged Delta
Gamma. Her ambition is to
be an art teacher and her
hobbies include the violin
and art. Her father. q native
Washingtonian. is a member
of the Metropolitan Chapter
of the American Institute Of
Architects.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Carols and Parties
Add Cheer to Yule

Italian Embassy with his wife
and sister. and Claude van
Muyden Of the Swiss Embassy
who said he win shortly re-
turn TO Switzerland for a
vacation and the windup Of
his divorce.
NED AUSTEN. one Of
Washington's attractive eligi-
BILE men. is also about to head
for Switzerland, deserting
Washington lock, stock and
barrel. Back from Paris
10 days ago. he will return
to Europe in another week
to become European repre-
sentative Of the Kaiser Alu-
minum Co. He can live
wherever he chooses over
there but thinks it will be
Switzerland because it's cen
trally located and incidentally
he Is fond Of skiing.
CARLOS ROMULO, THE
PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR,
who presided over the United
Nations Security Council this
month, received a newspaper
clipping about himself. the
U, MS diplomatic sputnik",
from q former OI who was
with him In Leyte. At
tached to the clipping was
this comment: General,
thank God we have at least
one sputnik!"
Still In mourning over the
tragic loss of their son, the
Romulos divide their time
between Washington and the
Waldorf Towers in New York.
SEVENTEEN AAFBASSA-
DORIS WILL ATTEND Brazil
ian Ambassador and Mime.
Peixoto's gay dinner dance
on Friday. Although the
invitations say dinner. in true
Latino style the party doesn't
begin until $3.50. Hors
d'oeuvres gatherings are be-
ing planned beforehand.
TO HELP THE POST
MAN, THE POST OFFICE
and Mr.. Summerfeld's whole
budget. besides eliminating
the irritating quantities Of
unwanted mail that over
now their mailbox. Barbara
and Ed Russell have given a
unique gift to scores of
friends. It's a rubber
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Evening star., 1957-12-23
Thomas Clagetts, Jr.
Present Miss Hoeber

the strapless bodice. From
the aqua cummerbund ex-
tended rows Of small ruffies
which ended in separate Sc
quined bows.
She carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet Of small white
orchids.
Following the dinner for
some so young people. guests
were entertained with music
and dancing.
Miss Hoeber Is q freshman
at the college Of william and
Mary where she Is q pledge
of Delta Delta Delta social
sorority. Her interest include
creative writing. dancing and
figure skating
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Thomas
Clagett. ir.. presented their
niece. Miss Gray Travers
Hoeber, to the debutante-age
group last evening at a din
ner given in their Chevy
Chase home.
Miss Hoeber Is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Robert Bentley
Hoeber and the late Mr..
Hoeber.
Greeting the guests along
with the hostess were the
debutante and her mother.
Miss Hoeber. a lovely blond.
wore a white ballerina length
nylon organdy dress with
bows Of iridescent seQuinS on
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Miss Penelope Smith
Makes. Bow at Tea

Mrs. Arthur Herbert Bry-
ant OF Alexandria enter
tanned yesterday at q tea at
her home in honor Of her
debutante granddaughter.
Miss Penelope Earle Smith.
The debutante is the
daughter OF Mrs. Bryant
Smith Of Washington and
Mr.. George p. Smith. jr.. Of
Convent. N. J.
Some $50 persons called
at the Bryant home yester-
day between 5 and Z and
guests included both the
debutant's young friends and
her family's friends.