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DR.. T. }. Heller, IS,
Retired Pharmacist

DR.. Theodore j. Heller, IS. who
for several years owned and OPP
Grated a pharmacy at North
Carolina avenue and Seventh
street Sc. died Monday in
Georgetown University Hospital
after a short illness.
Services were to be held at
/ pm. today at Hines fu-
neral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
DR.. Heller, a native Washing
tonian. was the son of the late
Frederick and Emma Heller Of
the District. He was graduated
from the George Washington
University School of Pharmacy
in 1917. and practiced here all of
his life.
In 1913. he bought the store
in Southeast. and seven years
later sold 1t and went into
commencement.
He and Mrs. Heller lived at
SIP Cathedral avenue NV.
Besides his wife. he is sur
vived by two brothers and a
sister. Frederick Heller of 1902
Beach drive. Bethesda, Md; Carl
Heller of 4427 Nebraska avenue
N w. and Miss Margaret Heller,
800 Hamilton street NE.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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covered part of the Hoover and
Roosevelt administrations.
A member OF the Chevy Chase
Club, the National Press Club
and the Tuxedo Club of New
York, Col. Smith was active in
the original Eisenhower for
President movement. He also
was active in the Presidents Cup
Regattas from their inception.
In 1899. he was married to
the former Mrs. Elizabeth Zolnay
Summerlin.
He is survived by his widow
Of 1887 Massachusetts avenue
NV; twin daughters, Melissa
and Lucinda. IL: a step-daugh-
ter. Mrs. Virginia Summerlin
Sullivan Of 241l California street
NV. and three step grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will held in
Arlington Cemetery at 2 pm.
Tuesday with the Rev. Malcolm
Marshall. rector, OF st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church offici-
ating.
Col. Smith willed his eyes to
the eye bank. His family re-
jquested that contributions be
made TO either the Army Relief
Society or the Heart Fund.
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Mrs. Pritchord,
.30-Yeur Resident

Mrs. George H. Pritchard. 40,
an area resident for more than
80 years. died Wednesday of a
heart attack en- route to Sibley
Hospital. She was stricken at
her home. 6l0 Upshur street NV.
A native of Virginia, Mrs.
Pritchard was the former Linnie
Isabelle Walker. She was a
member Of the American Legion
Auxiliary Post Al.
She is survived by her hus-
band: a son. William H. Small,
jr.. OF Los Angeles; one grand
daughter. and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. p. E. Walker of Arcola.
Va.
Also surviving are five sisters,
Mrs. Leah Montgomery of Falls
Church; Miss Ivy Walker and
Mrs. Grace Marshall of Wash
ington. Mrs. Villa Ward. Arcola:
Mrs. Vada Spence. Ashburn.
Va, and brother. Bonnie Ward
of Arcola.
Services were to be held today
in the Warner E. Humphrey flu
neral home in Silver Spring.
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mr.. Proctor,


Redfield Proctor. n. former
Governor of Vermont and one
time Washington resident, died
Tuesday at his home in Proctor.
VT. after a brief illness.
His father. the late Senator
Redfield Proctor, also a former
Governor, was Secretary of War
in President Harrison's cabinet.
He died in Washington in 1908.
The son attended Friends
School here and graduated from
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology as a mechanical engineer
in 1902. At his death, he was
chairman of the board of the
Vermont Marble Co.. one of the
biggest enterprises of its kind in
the world.
Mr.. Proctor was Governor
from 1923 to 1925. Earlier. he
served in both chambers of the
State Legislature.
He is survived by his widow.
two daughters, a son and nine
grandchildren.
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Aaron N. Truinin. "a;
1t. Gen. Soxetnikox

MOSCOW. Feb. 8 (P.-Tht
Soviet Union today announced
the deaths of a top legal figure
and a military leader.
Prof. Aaron N. Trainin. IA, one
of Russia's outstanding experts
on criminal law died yesterday
The army newspaper Red Star
reported the death of 1t. Gen
Ivan Gerasimovich Sovetnikov
A member of the Soviety Army
since 1918. he twice won the Or
der OF Lenin and four times re-
.ceived the Order of the RED
Banner.
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Wynn Murray, Appeared
In Nine Broadway Shows

FORT MEADE, Md. Feb. 8 (P.
storybook life of Wynn
Murray is ended at the age of 35.
The successful musical comedy
performer who gave up her ca
reer after marrying a soldier,
suffered heart attack Wednes-
day night while watching tele-
vision at her home on this Army
post. She was the wife of Mai.
William A. Rau.
Born in Scranton, Pa, she
studied voice at the Scranton
Conservatory of Music. While
giving her first concert at the
age of Is, a talent scout heard
her and invited her to addition
for Babes in Arms" then in
the casting stage in New York.
She got the part of Baby Rose
and won acclaim for her sing
ing of Johnny One Note"
She was the featured singer
on the late Fred Aliens radio
show for three years. She had
parts in eight other Broadway
shows, including Olsen and
Johnson's "Hellzapoppin." and
THE Boys From Syracuse" and
appeared on television.
During World War II she
toured the European and Far
Eastern theaters with a capsule
version of "HellZapoppin." She
was wounded while on a tour
in the Pacific theater.
During a tour of the European
theater. she met Mai. Rau. They
were married in Germany Sep
TENDER S, 1916.
After the war, except for oc-
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Mclean Funeral Services
Twill Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Hector
Mclean. SO, District affairs re-
porter for The Evening Star,
will be held at II am. tomorrow
at St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church, 8501 New
Hampshire avenue, Adelpni, Md.
Burial will be private.
Mr.. Mclean died yesterday of
a heart attack in Doctors Hos
pital. He was hospitalized jan
uary IS after a mild heart attack.
He lived at 1908 Drexel street,
Lewisdale. Md.
Bearers at the services will be
Richard Lyons. John Stepp, Sam
Morris. Jerry Northern. William
Jackson and Herbert Foster.
The joint subcommittee of the
House and Senate District Com
mittees considering plans for a
cultural center here recessed its
hearings briefly today to pay a
tribute to the character and
work of Mr.. Mclean.
At the request Of Senator
Beall, Republican Of Maryland
the group directed a resolution
of deep regret and sympathy to
be sent to the Mclean family.
Senator Beall said, 1T is very
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MRS. WI .Gude, 81, Dies;
Widow of DC. Florist

Mrs. William F. Guide, 81,
widow of the co-founder Of
Guide Brothers Co., nationally
known florists. died early this
morning at the home Of a
daughter. Mrs. Wilhelmina Hus-
sey. 1854 Stuyvesant place NV.
Mrs. GUIDE had been in i'll health
for about six months.
She and her husband, who
died in 1910. were prominent in
the life of the community for
many years. The florist was one
of Washington'S best known
citizens. and was active in civic,
social and Masonic affairs. Mrs.
Guide was the oldest living past
grand matron of the Grand
Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star. District of Columbia. She
served in 1905, and laid the
cornerstone for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
She was the first president of
the American War Mothers of
World War I. and a past presi-
dent of the Ladies Society of
American Florists. She also be-
longed to the Inner Wheel of
the Rotary Club. Petworth Citi-
zcns Association and the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase. She
was a member OF st. Paul's
Episcopal Church.
Washington Native
Born at Ola Buzzards Point
in Washington on January /,
1875. Mrs. Guide was the former
Katharine Lotfler. She attended
the German-American Academy
and the Spencerian Business
College. and spoke German
huently. Mrs. Guides many
memories of an earlier Wash
ington included sleigh rides on
the Capitol grounds and across
the. Capitol Plaza, and being
able to ride all week on the horse
cars for rs cents.
When Jacob S. Coxey led his
army" of 10000 unemployed
into Washington in 1894, Mrs.
GUIDE helped feed them in a
soup kitchen in one Of her
fathers vacant business proper
ties on upper Seventh street
NV.
AT rs. her favorite pastime
still was baking a fresh loaf of
bread. or getting up at 6 o'clock
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R. G. Gerard,
In Como Since
1855 Crash

Ronald Clyde Gerard. IS, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Clyde
Gerard of 4l2 Penwood road,
Silver Spring, Md. died Wednes-
day in Mount Alto Hospital of
a brain injury, incurred on De-
cember "a, 1855. In a coma since
the accident, Mr.. Gerard was
injured when his automobile
turned over five times on Piney
Branch parkway at the Six
tenth street overpass in Wash
ington. He had swerved off the
road to avoid an approaching
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard lost
their other son earlier this year,
when Robert, 81, drowned on
May IL in a pond at Baskerville,
Va. He was attending the Wood
row Wilson Rehabilitation Gen.
ter at Baskerville to overcome
speech and hearing handicaps.
Their only daughter. jeanette.
Z, has been blind since birth.
Ronald who was unmarried,
had served with the Army in
Korea and was an employee of
the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. His father is a
Maryland Liquor Board employee.
Services will be held in St.
Stephens and the Incarnation
Episcopal Church, 1927 Newton
street NV, at II am. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Parklawn
Cemetery.
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sad to think of young man Of
38 dying of a heart attack. We
knew him as an able and capable
reporter whose work was marked
with fairness, accuracy and
truthfulness."
Senator Morse, Democrat Of
Oregon, chairman of the Joint
group, promptly responded:
Il have worked closely with
him on a great many issues.
do not know how a reporter
could be more competent in
writing about such very COM
plicated matters as were in
volved in the Capital Transit
issues. Mr.. Mclean worked hours
and hours beyond the call of
duty. I regarded him as a per-
sonal friend"
The Citizens Advisory Coun-
ell, meeting at the District
Building today, also passed a
resolution expressing regret.
The District Commissioners
yesterday ordered flags on the
District Building lowered to
half staff.
The family has asked that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent
to the Heart Fund.
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Funeral Rites Monday
For Moi. ]. n. Huys

Funeral services will he held
at IL am. Monday in Fort Myer
Chapel for Maj. James H. Hays.
so. Of Hyattsville, Md. who was
killed on January ~ in an auto
mobile accident IN Japan. Burial
will be In Arlington Cemetary.
Mai. Hays. whose home was
at 1915 Fifteenth avenue. had
been stationed in japan since
1855. He was due 10 retire In
November. He Joined the Army,
In l94l.
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lit Mrnnrtant

cox. HENRY n. In sad but loving
memoTy Of our dear father. HENRY
ago TO-DAY, February =. 1919.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
safe beyond all grief and care.
Our Father rests In heavenly peace
God grant some day we meet him
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ALICE. AND
SON-lN-LAW. PAT.
EDELIN,. CHARLES A. .fBUB). Fond
cHARIEs q ,BUB, of EDELIN, Hp'01 Who
passed away four years ago today,
think OF him today.
Resting. sleeping, lust away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace he awaits us all
DEVOTED WIFE. JULIA B. EDELIN,. .
FINNEY. LOUIS. In. loving memory Of
my WSo de S.nsS,.s tS, LOUIS
wears ago today. February 8. 1880.
1t has been twenty-seven years ago
But / seems as it was only yesterday.
L0 MHSolE % nEb pE BENZ p ffNNEY
GRAN ms no HsSE ANNIE d HyHs T %s%G p: q
away four years ago today. February
y. 1853
Although life's sun for each must set.
Those whom we love we ne'er forget.
son, RAYMOND.
Lane AsTER, JAMES A. In loving re-
A. LANCASTER. who passed away sew
enteen years ago today, February &.
1910.
Remembrance is the rose that blooms
Eternal, wear By year
Sweet memories clnging TO our hearts
Keep loved ones always near
HIS LOVING CHILDREN, ERNESTINE
MtLVIN AND JAMES.
PAINTER. EFFIE MAY. In loving mem
ory OF a dear wife and mother, EFFIE
MAY PAINTER who passed away
thirty years ago today February d.
1877
To think Of how you died.
To know you could not say good-by
Before YOU closed your eyes.
God gave us strength TO bear II
And courage to meet the blow;
What II means to lose you,
This world will never know.
Your memory is all we have now,
But 1V memory HSyu is 'G a. si III s Of God.
And God Knows what Is best.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND AND
DAUGHTERS, MADELINF, DoRo-
THY AND MARGARET
MILDRED .. In loving
! VAiENciH. Who DEPARTED this lie
fiye years aRo TODAY, February 3, 1862
We have only n memory dear Mother.
We cherish our whole life through.
pul the sweetness will live forever
~ We treasure the memory OF you
Done . tn face We loved 50 dea.
ssl.n,, Is The 'a,se ss loved to hsa
Rul not too far for thought 20 reaclN
CHILDREN ANT GRANDCHILDREN. q
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casional benefits. she gave up
show business. Her husband is
commanding officer of the I'd
Armored Cavalry Regiments I'd
battalion.
Mrs. Rau also leaves three
daughters. Alice Ann, 9; Kath-
leen Mary, 6. and Mary Louise,
2, and her father. Joseph F. Muir
ray of Great Neck, Long Island.
N. Y.
Mass will be said Monday
morning at the Fort Meade
chapel. Burial will be in Ar
.lington Cemetry.
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Inuriliru

FURMAN. BENJAMIN. There will be
an unveiling OF a monument in memory
OF the late BENJAMIN FURMAN on
Sunday. February 10, 1857. al IL
noon, at CONGREGATION Talmud Torah
Cemetery, Anacostia.
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services BY Chambers
stephenson,
SerGt. Edward
r., u. =. A. w. W. Chambers Go
Minis, WiIlouEh by W. W. Chambers Co.
Watson, Edward n. W. W. Chambers Co.
Frost, COmdr.
Thomas H.,
US.N tretD W W. Chambers Co
Wenk, Robert n. W Chamhers o
PeTkey, John W. VI. w. Chambers Go.
SaEar, John W. W. Chambers Co.
Sellers, GeorEe W. W. W. Chambers Co.
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FUNERAL DESIGN

Geo. c. SHAFFER, INC.
xxi essiye Flora Tributes Moderate
pr.& Open daily sun holidays phons,
aights 300 i4th 81. NV. IA. s.Oi06.
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DrathH

A M1Sdss F:OrS %AEA suddenly hen
fssiSsnce; lslS ,RRsnninS I'd ne:
Mas beES and Ernest %SnsT M
MIS- cornns ScpSSssrssSSsn Sso sa ho
yiyins are nine grandchildren, other
Friday, FEBRUARY s, friends may cali
Hunt nl. ne: Services on SATURDAY.
sqnon M Il Church Vest MV VIM
Ginia ave. and Mount Oiivet I'd. ne.
the Rev. ]; q, simpson ofiieiating
ruary 5, 1857. at the District General
Hospital. LENA ROSE ARTS of
l431 Fairmont St NV, wife OF
and many friends. Remains resting
al the John T, Rhines d Co, Funeral
mSme ea 9p r STa S. sT M WnsGe irf Fe6
ru uary IL t tRence y to S the Meridian Hi
Bantist CHURCH; l{@5 Kaloram,s, I'd ID
held at PM the Rev Roosevelt
Mcintyre cfhciating. lnterment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
BAKER. CARRIE FAIR. on wednes-
Va. = CARRIE EARR !, BAKER, wife
gmot t Of ARTHUR D Baker ms Mrs
Va, and Mrs. Doris Harrison OF .Napa,
Calf; sister Of Glen Farr, Mrs. Hattie
Beach and Mrs Pearl Robey. She. also
is survived BY seventeen sTandchlldren
and eight Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at the, Ives Funeral Home
Ss41 Wilson blvd Arlington T Ct n.,a Va a,
Interment National Memorial Park. s
BELL, CHARLES THOMAS. On Wednes-
f FAC s0T BR sheF 9S q pS ShAf sesi
VIOLA Riley, Robert and Leon Bel Fiye
grandchildren, one aunt. two uncies
and many other. relatives and friends
also surviye Nj ir Bel may nGrs be , sseh
South Seminary rd.... Arlington, Va
after & pm, Friday, February s. Fu-
neral services and interment at ! pm.
Me,hodist Church. 5000 Lee hwy. Ar.
lington. Va, the Rev. J. F. Monroe. in
charge.
BROWN. ROBERT \. On Wednesday
February q, 1857, ROBERT n. BROWN
q Veoia Brown and son Of r Y
Brown. brother OF George C Brown
yirgia BTGEn AZ. IL M Nds.rG Nellie oi Msf
relatives also survive. Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements by Malvan q
Schey, Inc
BURGER. RALPH E. on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 5. 1857. RALPH E. BURGER,
beloved brother OF Mrs. Eva May
Lindahi OF Beaver. Pa; Ms Eliza
beth McCreary OF Essex, MD. Mrs
Florence Courtney. Mrs. Ruth railey
and Carl H. Burger Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 9Th
st and Mass. ave ne, where services
will be held on Friday. February :,
at S pm Interment New Brighton,
Pa Mr. Burger was member OF
Carpenters Local. No 1872
BURGER. RALPH Z. washington Lodge,
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I'll u z. " ooAlilIb WI LOA -,
No. Il. B. p. o. Eiks, will
assemble at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST. and Mass
ave. NV, on Friday. Febru-
ary 5 1897, at 1880 pm,
10 exemplify the funeral r1t-
ual OF the order over the
our late hrnfher. RALPH
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HELEN L. On Thursday. Feb
ruary :, 1887, as Kensington Gardens
Nursing Home, HELEN L. CLARK OF
1901 18th ST. Silver Spring, Nd. be.
loved wife OF the late DR. Egbert
CLARK and mother Of T. Kent Clark
sister OF Mrs Willard S West she
also Is survived by TWO granddaughters.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A Humphrey. Bethesda.
Md. where services Will be held on
Saturday, February ., az 1880 m
Interment GlenN nni CemeterY
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remalhs oI OUT Iate DF0theI' HALFh
E BURGER BY order OF
JOSEPH P. GAMBLE. Exalted Ruler.
R T. PlCKREL, Secretary.
CARTER, LULA {. On Wednesday. Feb
, ruary .. 1857. az her home. Derwood.
Nd LULA c. CARTER, beloved wife
OF the late Alexander Carter, mother
OF Mrs Ruby C Beane and S. Earl
mick, Carter. sister of Mrs. Bessie
Beavers and Lillian Roach. She also
is survived by five grandchildren ana
SIX Observation-Disclosures Friends are
invited to call at the Colonial Flu
neral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey.
Rockville. Nd. where services will be
he,d on Saturday. February .. at 2,30
. m Inferrnrnf Enrest Oak Cene;erv.
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HENRY ". A special COM
munication OF Trinity Lodge.
No. 81. F A. A. NJ, viii be
held on Saturday. FEBRUARY
u. 1857. at 10 am. in Lodge
Room No. 5, Masonic Tenn
pie. 18th st and New YORK
ave-. nv. for the purpose OF
? Masonic funeral services for
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arr :. 1857. LULA B FORD Of l05
South summit ave Gsithersburg:. Md
formerly OF 32S nth ST ne. Wash
ington, D. C., mother Of Samuel s
Ford ana Mrs Merle Van Metre, sister
OF Samuel Pottinger Brown and aunt
o! Mrs Robert P Richardson There
also are three grandchildren and four
at the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, sI3i Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd. where services will be held on
Saturday, February Q. at 1870 . N
parking facilities. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery.
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wedhesdsy, February o 1877; az Mount g
RARD, beloved son Of Phillip G. and
Gertrude O. Gerard, brother o.
Md, Mr.. Gerard rests at the w x
Huntemann a. Son Funeral Home. 613.!
Georgia ave NV, until 10 NJ
Saturday. February o; Services az 81
copal Church, 1877 Newton ST., NV,
al IL am. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Interment PARK
lawn Cemetery.
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BY EVELYN M. DENT

The Commanding General.
Military District Of WASH
ington. Maj. Gen. John G.
Van Houten. and Mrs. Van
Houten have issued invita-
tions to- a reception from 6
to 8 o'clock on Tuesday, De-
cember 3 at the Officers'
Club, Fort Lesley J. McNair
They are entertaining in
honor of the Army COM
manders who arrive on Mon
day, December 2, for a three
day conference.
Mrs. Roy A. Hill of San
Antonio, Tex, arrives today
for a three months visit with
her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Gen. and Mrs. Van
Houten. 1t is expected that
Mrs. Hill will arrive in time
to attend the review at Fort
Myer today. which will honor
the members of the Soldiers
Home.
Philippine Officer Coming
The Chief of Staff, Philip
pine Armed Forces, 1t. Gen.
Alfonso Arellano, arrives in
San Francisco. Calf, on
Thursday, November 81, and
with his travelling compan-
ions will come to Washing
ton on Monday, November IS,
to stay for a week. They
will be the guests of the
Army while here.
Coming with Gen. Arellano
will be Brig Gen. Leoncio S.
Tan, commanding general of
the Philippine Army, and
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'PrevieW' to Feature !.
Artistic Arrangements
Thanksgiving is already in

Thanksgiving is already in
the air in Georgetown.
Members of the George
town Garden Club are en-
Enthusiastically getting ready
to stage their "Preview of
Thanksgiving in George
town." The event will take
place on November % from
! to 5 pm.
In each of the eight in
teresting old Georgetown
houses to be shown, visitors
will be given ideas Of artistic
flower and fruit arrange
ments to correspond with
each course of the Thanks
giving dinner. ranging from
the soup course to dessert.
Settings for Each Course
In Mrs. Neill Phillips
house 1858 P street, the table
setting will show the dessert
course. Built in 1850. this
charming house is an excel
lent example of the artistic
accomplishments Of the early
builders. The drawing room
mantel is of the eighteenth
century and the brown ma
hogany paneling in the
library was imported from
Central America. Mrs. John
Blake Gordon will act as hos
tess at Mrs. Phillips home.
At the interesting home Of
Mrs. w. Graham Clayton, jr.,
1912 N street, the soup course
will be featured and Mrs.
Walter Peter, jr., will be the
hostess.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Hill, jr.,
will be hostess at Mrs. Julian
L. Schley's home at 2815
Dumbarton avenue, where the
fish course will be displayed.
Other hostesses will include
Mrs. G.. Bowdoin Craighill at
the home of Mrs. William F.
Newton. 2800 P street; Mrs.
Francis G. Addison, jr., at
Mrs. BENJAMIN w. Thoron's
home at 3019 P street; Mrs.
Sidney F. Taliaferro at Mrs.
Charles E. Boles, 1924 @
street; Mrs. Edwin P. Parker
at Mrs. Ernest I. Lewis, 3099
@ street, and Miss Kathe-
rine R. Poole at the home of
Mrs. Frank r. Mccoy, 1888
Thirty first street.
At Washington's Oldest
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Presbyterian Church. 31i5 p
street. wl1ere tea viii be
served. Judge Fay L. Bentley
will act as hostess and will
have assisting her Mrs. Arch
ibald King, Miss Bertha
LOCKER and Mrs. Thomas A.
PARROT.
Mrs. Charles Sturtevant is
chairman Of the Preview and
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attending special courses for
the past two months.
Other guests were the Navy
Surgeon General. Rear Adj
miral Bartholomew w. Ho-
gan. and Mrs. Hogan: the
commanding officer, Naval
Medical School, Capt. Calvin
B. Galloway. and Mrs. Gal
loway. and other members OF
the school staff. The Chief of
the Army Dental Division,
Maj. Gen. James M. Epperly,
and Mrs. Epperly were hosts
at a buffet supper on Friday,
entertaining some rs guests
at the Columbia Country
Club.
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aser co-chairman is Miss Mar
garet Sawyer. Miss Helen
Clifford is president of the
Georgetown Garden Club and
Mrs. Douglas r. Phillips is
chairman of tickets.
Tickets at $3.50, which in
clude admission to the eight
houses and tea at the church,
are on sale at the Francis
Scott Key Bookshop, Miriam
Crocker's in Georgetown or
can be purchased at any of
the houses the day of the
tour,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

THE SUNDAY STARD-53
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1887