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Evening star., 1957-12-19

assistance check Of $l60.i9. A
week ago yesterday. Mrs.
Chandler took q bus downtown
to answer an advertisement In
The Star, which offered q Sec
ond-hand bicycle for sale. In q
change purse in her coat pocket.
she carried s4O--all that was
left of this months check.
Four-year-old Johnny was
hungry. so Mrs. Chandle
stopped at an F street soda
fountain and bought him .
sandwich and a soft drink. She
had q cup Of coffee and paid
the check with q S. bill. putting
the change in a different pocket
from the purse.
When she reached The Star.
she inquired about the bicycle
and was asked for the box
number Of the ad. She reached
into her pocket. The change
purse was gone.
Wednesday. the Salvation
Army heard Of Mrs. Chambers S
plight and agreed 10 feed the
family until she gets her Janu-
airy relief check.
But Christmas looks bleak.
with only Is cents in the
house. Monday Is the thir d
birthday Of the twins. Dinah
and Diane. but it's Sharon's
Evening star., 1957-12-19

The warrant was then
changed to a summons by one
Of the special justices in the
violations bureau and Mrs.
Armour was allowed 10 leave
with her assurance that she
would appear in court Monday.
Evening star., 1957-12-19
'Hydronics' New Term

cHIcAGO-The new term
adopted TO describe the practice
of heating and cooling with
water Is "hydronics."
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Loss of Purse Kills Hope
Of FomiIy's Christmas

This fourth Christmas syear-old Sharon CHASER
hoped bicycle but she have wait another
Until yesterday. there wasn't enough food the
refrigerator provide meal for Sharon her
brother and three little sisters
Sharons mother Lillian Chandler
Sc supports herself children monthly public
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Stiff Fight Brewing
On Maryland Toxes

stiff ngtt loomed today proposals for increases
Maryand's sales and income taxes
close to Gov McKedn yesterday reported that
ready recommend increases taxes TO the
1858 session Of the General Assembly.
been warning that the State faced the prospect
Evening star., 1957-12-19
Woman Irked at Arrest
Trip in Petrol Wagon

An Arlington has complained that she was humi
aed by arrest felony charge which she said she
innocent The charge brought by neighbor who
then declined TO prosecute
Mrs. Alice Amour, ST. arrested Saturday morning
at her apartment In the Dominion Plaza
Evening star., 1957-12-19
FOR CHRISTMAS. .CIRCA go

Styled with O beautiful simplicity OF design, Circo
80 furniture by Henredon derives extra beouty
from superby grained wonut and woInut veneers
ornomented with porquetV. slote and LOWERED
treatments In hand -podded oil finish this con-
temporary furniture is delight with old OF new
furnishings For the gift Of lifetime, see and
choose from our complete collection Of che "a 80
dinino and bedroom furniture
WGL-Furnture. 9th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1957-12-19

Shown from our extensive dining group:
Porquety-wormed breokfront 6oxl 5l1x7s"
5000
Buffet with porquetry doors, 68xl9" 5000
Arm choir with oroceful lines 43.OO
TobIe, 40" diometer %" high, extends to "a"
$4,000
Side choirs with gently curved beck, eoch $3.50
Buffet with slote top, 50xlSx33" $4,000
Pay just 1922 down, using our convenient Defer
red Payment Plan !. the balance in easy monthly
nstallments. Minimum down payment 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Pass Receivers
Led by Wilson

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7 P.-
End Billy Wilson of the San
Francisco Forty-Niners caught a
total of go forward passes for
889 yards in the past SEASON to
top all receivers in the Ma
tional Football League.
Billy Howton of Green Bay
received 5 less passes for second
place according &c the NIL S
officials statistics released today.
The feet Packer ends total
yardage was 1.188, highest in the
league.
Third was Frank Clifford, New
York Giant back. who caught 81
passes for a total of SOB. Harlon
Hill of the Chicago Bears was
fourth with Al. Jim Mutscheller
Of Baltimore was fifth with A
and Johnny Carson of the Wash
ington Redskins tied for sixth
with Bobby Walston of the
Philadelphia Eagles and Dave
Middleton of the Detroit Lions
at 80.
The leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Fairmont Hgts. SO; Sellers Point, AZ
Friends. o. ST. Stephens. 40
Gar Field, 50i George Mason. AZ.
Gonzaga. 500 Episcopal 81
Parker-Gray, 81. Manassas Resion-
> Phelps " 81; Roosevelt w. Al.
surrattsviiie. IS. Charlotte Hall. II
Surrattsville w. ~; Charlotte Hall
w. 40.
GAME TODAY
st. Adams at Coolidge. 800.
GAMES TOMORROW
Bulls Prep VS.. George Washington,
Walter Reed, $3.50.
cardozo vs. Western at Roosevelt
Bell at Wilson. $50.
COOLIDGE VS.. Roosevelt at Tech, $3.50
Anacostia at Spingarn. $3.50
Armstrong VS.. Phelps At Eastern. $3.50
CHAMBERLAIN vs. Tech A. Eastern 3
Mackin VS.. ST. Anthony At Carroll
1870
Prtory at st. Stephens. 8,
ST Mays AZ Charlotte Hall, 3.
Woodward Prep at Kendall, 4.
Moorestown IN. j.. Friends a
Columbia Prep AZ 0WD FIOsn' ~
Mount Vernon at Fairfax. z.
Wakefield at Washington Lee. $50.
Mclean at Falls Church. z.
Hammond at Grove0n,
Osborun al Loudoun Counts, z.
HerndOn at Garfield.
Nokesyille a. Warfenton, T.
Parker-Uray at Luther Jackson. z. 30
Manassas Regional at .WaIker-Grant
10
ecsburg pouglass 1T Taylor warren
.0af, f,3u
Montgomery Blair al wheaton, z.
HiRh Point at Bladensburg. =.
Northwestern at Suitland. \.
Walter johnson ct Oxon Hill. :.
Laplata At Great Nils, =,
Laurel az Surrattsyille, q
Gailhersburg a. Sherwood. :.
Iackey at Calvert County. z.
EorthNood AZ Poolesyill
JVynn Park al Frederick Sasseei, I,
Toward Coraty at Damascus. 2.
Am Apolit At Richard MontsomerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

who led the Eagles victory over
st. Johns last Friday in Cath
lolic League game, again was the
spark. Coleman hit for 10 points
and was credited with % re-
bounds. He played only three
quarters of the game. Saunders
Midyette with Is points was
high for Episcopal.
Parker-Gray won its Goth
game with a 67-31 rout of Ma
nassaS Regional.
William Thompson. 5-toot-ll
senior. scored 81 points for
IParker-Gray and grabbed is re-
bounds as did 6-foot-4 Walter
Griffin.
Ducie Smith continued his high
scoring to lead the areas scho-
lastic players when he connected
for A points in leading Fair
mont Heights to an 8e-43 victory
over Sellers Point of Baltimore
lat Fairmont Heights.
Dan Blain's Is points paced
Friends to a 62-46 victory over
st. Stephens at Friends. Frank
Murphy with 16 points was high
for st. Stephens.
SurrattSville ended a siX-game
losing streak with 48-4l de-
cision over Charlotte fall at
Surrattsville. Bob Schneider had
81 points and Tom Townsend Is
to pace the winners Bill Henry
had l8 and John Asher is for
Charlotte Hall.
Garfield snapped a four
game losing streak with a 50-43
victory over George Mason at
Gar Field which broke George
Mason's f1ve-game winnin 6
streak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
St. Johns Switch Paws Off
Aqoinin Defect Of Tech

An ankle injury suffered BY
Bob Walior of St. Johns High ir
a basketball game against the
Georgetown Freshmen 10 day.
ago necessitated a change BY
Coach Joe Gallagher which i:
paying dividends.
Tom Fitzpatrick. 6-foot-3. was
added to the lineup. but Walior';
outside spot was taken over By
AL Camacho. Camacho, 6-foot-2
normally would work from inside
Bob Fletcher. 6-foot-l, took Ca
macho's position.
In addition. Gallagher has still
another big one working under
the basket in Owen Bradshaw
6-foot-4 sophomore.
The new setup defeated Mount
st. Joseph, 8l-73. Sunday in q
Baltimore Washington Catholic
League game and yesterday was
just as effective in handling Tech
q 1858 beating at Tech.
Tech three times came within
three points of a tie in the Sec
ond half. but on each occasion
the Cadets spurted to keep then
advantage.
The big boys did well, Ca
macho scoring Is points, Fitz-
patrick Is and Fletcher 10. but
Puddy Sheehan. 5-foot-3 dyna-
mo Of the Cadets. was tops with
81 points. Sheehan made five
successful foul shots to run his
string to 10 straight. Don Wade
of Tech was the games TOP
scorer, however, with 81 points
Gonzaga won its sixth straight
game and brought its record to
1872 with an 80-51 Shellacking
Of Episcopal yesterday at Epis-
copal.
Tom Coleman, 6-foot-4 senior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
IDOUBLE-HEADERO OFF:
|CARDOZO, WESTERN
WILL PLAY ALONE

The Interhigh League
basketball game between
Cardozo and Western to-
morrow, which has taken on
new interest since Westerns
upset of Dunbar two days
ago. will be a single attrac-
ton at Roosevelt instead Of
the firSt-half of a double
header.
The Bell-Wilson game,
which was to follow Cardozo-
Western. has been shifted to
Wilson at $3.50 pm.
Another change in the
schedule has DeMatha and
St. Johns playing at De-
Matha at 8 pm. Saturday
instead of tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Montgomery Girls Hold
Annual Sports Day

The second Sports Day fol
Montgomery County girls high
school basketball teams was held
yesterday at Wheaton High.
Wheaton defeated Poolesville
25-17; Sherwood defeated North
wood. 36-l. and Damascus took a
49-l victory over another
Wheaton team substituting fol
Walter Johnson, which could not
participate at the last minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
District Teachers
Swamp Salisbury

District Teachers College moved
over the 500 mark by over
whelming Salisbury Teachers.
.1l4-50, last night, but Montgom-
cry Junior College lost to visit
ing York j. c., 1903. Both games
were played here.
Bernie Braddock's 81 points
were tops as the starting team
for D. c. Teachers scored 102
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-17

20-30. At least high school edu
cation. For mortgage loan ciosinI
department. Must be gooo detai
man 5-day week. Excellent caree
opportunity. Substantial employee
benefits. Call MR.. ALLNUTr. d.
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GRAPHOTYPE
OPERATOR
HO. 2-2476
HOSTESSES

No expsrience necessary. Should be
able 10 work day or night hours
Age 22-4n. height 5-2, SIS Excel
lent starting salary, meals, uniforms
furnished, full company benefits.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY to senior partner IN
small law firm. aforementioned at
tractive ONCE in National Press
Bldg. 35-hour week. SALARY open.
Call ST. 3-4l15.
SECRETARY. experienced. Apply
NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES.
RIM 434. I'LL K 81 n NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-17
HELP-MEN
YOUNG MAN


/ 20-30. At least high school edu-
cation. For mortsage loan ciosins
man 5-day week Excellent career
opportunity. Substantial emplnyes
5eSssfn,ts. Call MR.. ALLNUTr. Di
WEAVER BROS, INC.
lREALTcRS: MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASHINGTON BUILDING
YOUNG MEN
tWh!tel
Wide Variety Of Good Jobs
COLUMBIA EMPt. 1341 @ NV
MAN WITH CAR: excel opening on
START i HSpy fSJH rEP 81 shus EisS co.
| 81 National Press Blds. l4th and
o. 81 81. a a.$iiS o. pA0n' D. f-taf'
MAN, white, part or full time; cat
necessary. Call RE. 5-5797, $3.50
pm. tosS pm. for appointment.
MAN, to answer phone in service de-
partment rf Ford dealer; prefer for
mer service manager Ur service
salesman. MR.. WHEATLEY, Decatur
] "-6300.
MEN WITH CARS for light delivery.
| tull or part time. Apply 1116 N.
M WIfson h g. c an5 a.o va
10i.
MEN. part time; ~ needed: collect
regular monthly accounts; Hyatts-
Vile area sood earngins; car lec-
essary; Write. stating time avail.
ana phone no. Box l03-E, star.
$500 MONTHLY starting salary for
TWO executiYe-type statesmen to
represent large eastern corporation.
NO travel, sales ability desired:
established resident, 25-40 years
old; mSETIad. capable o. s;:uping
personal history. All replies conf
dental. Box 376-R, Star.
NIGHT AUDITOR, must he expert.
enced on MGR 2000: hours. i PM
SARpENe: NJ HRD'S ve FNssi3 aTs and
Russell I'd. Alexandra, or phone
Mr.. Madden. TIE. U-zi00.
NATIONAL CONCERN has opportu-
nity lor .youne. men, 1925. tc
and California. Must be single and
free TO leave Immediately. Training
and transportation provided. Appl,
| Mr.. Pitts. HOTEL RITZ. 10th and
" SITS. NV. 10 a.m.-2 pm. 49,
A CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON wish
ms. success. who enjoys working
with the public Is needed by ma
tional consumer finance company
All company benefits along with
our desire to train you to success.
Visit our Office, -S407 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd.
ATTENTION Statesmen. colored
leads from TV; make S30-S50 per
day: immediate earnings national
advertised product, no car needed
who likes big money. Apply Room
B-l30. New Dunbar Hotel. 18th
and You SITS. NV.
OVER 60, restaurant background,
neat appearance bondable. light
duties, permanent day hours. meals
furnished. no SUNDAYS. Mr.. Wal
tiers CAFE BURGUNDY. 503i
NIGHT ATTENDANT for animal
hngnitAs Nld0F man y VNtHhfr- lfOht
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HOT SHoPPES, INC.
SECRETARY

In large downtown hotel; typing and
shorthand required. Apply personnel
once. Room $40. 1921 K st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-17

Wide Variety OF Good Jobs
COLUMBIA EMPt. 1341 @ NV
MAN WITH CAR: excel. opening on
established route; no exper. neces-
s sSry t ASDy SSI pFH AZ sRs Tse5 CO. e
q National Press Bldg. f4th and
or DI 1-aAQS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-17

CASHIER
Evening shift, hours 5.l. Must be
WOLFIE'S 1905 r st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST to learn policy
writing In Ice, general insurance
agency: 5-day wk, g-5. Paid va
cstlons and other company bene-
fits Exper. desired but not neceS-
sary. RAI4p W. LEE a. CO.. 1908 L
st. NV, RE T-4S4a.
CLERK .TYPIsT. so w.pm. age 90
30: must have previous exper. some
college training, knowledge OF pro.
Issu%s 70 Rs''oos Box SslOl sSes. Sf Be-
thesda Md
CLERK AND TYPIST in claim de-
partnent Of local liie insurance
company Must be good at figures
and know something about general
ONCE work This IS permanent
position Only local resident con-
sidered Apply in person to Mr.
KITCHEN. End floor. Beacon Build.
Ing, 1857 X street NV.
CLERKLTYPIsTs needed BY national
sFn sirecrd tm once eaiS mSd
benefits. Apply IN person TO Mr..
Grlmley, ENcYcLoPEDIA AMER
IcANA' 1905 Esst-west hwy, Be
thesda, Md.
CLERK -TYPIST - Accurate typist
for interesting, diversified position
small. congenial ONCE: b-day week,
paid vacation Fer appt,, phone DI.
7-b0O5
CLERK-TYPIsT. South Ari., TO SIS.
POTOMAC EMPL, oil King st..
Alex, XII. 0-5055.
C ssalsion sss SoyTRSM SEPq HMP e.
233i Wilson blvd, Ari., IA, s.
200O.
CLERK .TYPIsT, downtown hotel: s
days $3.50, meals.
ABBEY PERsoNNEL. 1898 EYE NV
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STENOGRApHER

Large real estate and MORTGAGE
loan finn. Must be under IS. -accu-
rate typist. 5-day week. plus liberal
employe benefits. Call Mr., ALLNUT.
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MAID

Immed. opening; must nave hotel ex.
per. and furn. refs. Apply personnel
once, RIM. $40, 1424 X ST. NV
CAFRITZ CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

Young Democratic Club Of
the District: II would say yes.
I think Democrats would
certainly vote for a woman
candidate on her individual
qualifications rather than the
fact she's a woman. OF course.
1t would vary throughout the
country according to section.
You don't have any career
women farmers, for example.
But ] think most career wom-
en- would look at the qualifl-
cations first. And / certainly
do think a woman is especi-
ally suited for the job of Vice
President because she could
better fulfill its role as hostess
to the Nation and goodwill
ambassador"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

not at present. just don't
think they're ready for it yet.
Women in general in the
field of politics just haven't
had sufficient experience to
gain the confidence of the
career girl to vote for them.
But I think women are
proving themselves and per-
haps In the next 10 to IS
years the possibility of a
woman for Vice President
would be favorably con-
sidered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

but I think the executive Of
flee is too much for a wom-
an. I've always felt that a
woman is inclined to let her
emotions rule her judgment"
Do you hove o question on your
mind' II you'd like TO see whot
other career girls think about it.
address your question to Both Sides
Of the Fence. Womon's Department.
The Evening Stor, Washington 4.
D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
YES

SENATOR MARGARET
CHASE SMITH, Republican,
Of Maine endorsed as vice
presidential a ndidate by
1856 Maine Republican State
convention. and selected in
1852 by National Federation
of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs as its candi-
date for the Vice President
post: Eyes. I believe career
women would vote for a
woman candidate for Vice
President II she was quail
fed to serve in such a posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
NO

MRS. LOUISE WATTS,
secretary in Office of Dean
B. D. Evera, George Washing
ton University: mo. I have
never thought a woman in
politics should go as high as
the Office of President and
Vice President. We have some
pretty fine State Senators,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
BOTH-SIDES
OF THE FENCE
Question: Would career girls vote for
q woman for Vice President?

ton. Career women with
their usual efficiency and
understanding would vote for
a person who is capable of
serving rather than a woman
just because she is a woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Whut's II Neon?

PUFFED LOOK: Rounded
fullness for late day is seen
throughout the European
collections, pointing a FASH
ion trend. AS a relief from
the slim line of past years,
we're seeing not only the
now-familiar harem skirt.
but enormous draped hip
line puffs that are found
from waist to knee, pump
kin : shaped ankle : length
skirts falling from a raised
waiStline. and a pumpkins
shaped shorter skirt with
fullness from the waist at
back. and draped from a
igh-bodice bow in front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
YES

MRS. INDIA EDWARDS.
director, Washington ONCE
of the New York State De-
partment Of Commerce (for-
mer vice chairman of Demo-
cratic National Committee,
whose name was placed in
nomination at the 1852
Democratic National Con-
vention for the Office OF
Vice PRESIDENT: Eyes, ]
would. / don't see any rea-
son why not. l think that
career women would be more
in favor of voting for a wom-
an vice presidential candi-
date than housewives because
they have seen women in ac-
ton and they know whether
or not It's possible for a wom-
an candidate to handle a sit
uation with sound judgment
and objectivity. OF course in
voting for Vice President,
you always have to keep in
mind that you may be voting
for q President. You can't
vote for a woman Vice Presi-
dent unless you're willing to
have her as President. / see
no reason why sex is an as
set or liability when 1t comes
to the highest office in the
land. I wouldn't like to see
a woman Vice President and
a woman President, because
l like the idea of partnership.
A man and a woman working
together can accomplish
more than two men or two
women because I think that's
the natural team"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
NO

MISS BETTY JANE RO-
LAND, secretary for concern
which manufactures vibra-
ton control systems: I'm
a bad one to ask that be-
cause I'm a native Washing
tonian and I've never voted.
But my answer would be no,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
Forehead Too High?

Use darker foundation to
de-emphasize prominence Of
forehead.
Bangs are usually most
becoming. Can be worn
softly curled or waved. also
soft side bangs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

. lie Welfare Conference: mo,
because l feel that any adj
ministrative work such as
the presidency and vice
presidency as we'll as other
groups of Government is def
initely mans work. It's
mans nature to be a leader,
whereas woman's whole ma
ture tends toward mother
hood. either physical or spir-
itual A mans approach is
impersonal. He's interested
in things and theory. Wom-
en- on the other hand are
personal in their approach to
problems. AS a leader of a
country you definitely need
a person who can look over
the whole situation. A wom-
an thinks in details and
sometimes forgets the whole
picture. Then too. I feel that
many women. although there
are a few exceptions. tend to
lose their femininity when
they get into a job that
really belongs in the mans
work sphere.
YES
MISS BETTY HODGES,
secretary to Representative
Hagen, Democrat of Cali
fornia. and president of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
NO

MISS JOCELYN MAR
CANTEL. secretary, Family
Life Bureau. National Catho-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

These balanced rackets
have full maple overlay
and 5-ply laminatcd frame
with fibre reinforcement.
Grips Of genuine leather.
Street Floor, 8 Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Golf Balls, 79c list price,
imported, liquid center for
distance. soc
Volley Balls, 3.9S list price,
rugged, with channelcd sur.
face. 100
Street Floor, ) Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

nj sizes and cOIOrS to
select from. Because Of
changing styles, you Get the
benefits Of a reduced price.
Sizes 30 10 A. From one of
Americas top names.
Street Floor, 3 Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27

lzo7E 7thSK BIB 18th '44ss CONN.
ALEXANDRIA, VA Open $50 to 9 Thurs. Fri
CLARENDON, VA. Open $50 to Mon, Thurs, Fri
SEVEN CORNERS, VA. Open $50 to $50 Mon, Thurs, FL
~ FOR ALL STORES, PHI W. d. 7S3S8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27
'Brides-Elect
Are Feted

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Valentine H. Schaefer were
hosts at a reception Satur-
day honoring two brides
elect.
Miss Melissa Ann Hide
brand. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis E. Hildebrand
who win marry Ensign Lloyd
Dallas Follmer. ir., USN, on
September Z.
The other bride is Miss
Carolyn Lamar Sample,
daughter Of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. George r. Anderson
who will marry former
Army oficer. David Menken
Abshire. also on September Z.
The Schaeffers' Welsey
Heights home on Cathedral
avenue was the scene of the
reception which included
residential. service and diplo-
matte society. Admiral and
Mrs. Schaeffer have just re-
turned from q Eve months
trip to California where they
spent most of their time in
their Coronado home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-27

A prominent Washington
hostess, Mrs. Merriweather
Post. has been listed as being
among Americas 10 wealth.
lest women.
The Post Toasties heiress,
whose sharp business acumen
enabled her to- roll up an in
heritance Of several million
dollars into a fortune now
estimated at around $3.50 mil
lion. is mentioned third on
the list of this country's rich
est women in an article in
the September Ladies Home
journal.
Although not rated in the
top 10. another Washington
hostess. Mrs. Perle MeSta. is
also mentioned as being
worth SIS million.
The hostess with the
if1ostest" our former envoy in
Luxembourg. inherited oil
money from her father and q
machine-tool fortune from
her husband.
PhilanthrOpist
Thrice-married Mrs. Post.
whose philanthropies have
been as generous as her fab
ulous parties (some costing,