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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

sunday. June 70, 1855. At Annapolis,
Md, DR. j FREDERIC WENcHEL,
Of 303l sedgwick st. NV, beloved
Of Mrs. Catherine r. Walther and
Adam @ Wenchel Friends may call
at the s. II Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29O1 18th. st. NV (parking faclli-
tiesJ, until 10 pm. Monday, June
%, and at Christ Lutheran Church,
18th and Gallatin SITS. NV. on Tues
dav, June "a. after 10 am, where
services will be held at / pm In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. Please
omit doWerS
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DANDRIDGE. BATTLE c. On Frida,

. June 20. 1888. Al District General
a,OsPital HATTIE e DAND I'I,IT y
Claude o. and Richard C.. Dan
dridge. She also is survived by 1--WE
nieceS, four nephews, three cousins.
one Ster-in-law and other rela-
tives and friends The late Miss
e Dandridge will lie in state at Israel
. Baptist Church, 633 nth St ne,
after pm Wednesday, June -.
where services will be held on
, Thursday. June 20, at IL noon,
Services by Stewart Interment
Harmony Cemetery IS
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II, 1865, DORA L GLENN OF 45O9
wife Of William J. Glenn and
mother OF Robert O.. William C.,
Marguerite and Adeline Glenn. Also
surviving are six grandchildren,
Patricia T., Barbara j.. Doris Y,
Sandra l., William j., IT,. and OAR
lene Glenn. Alter 4 pm. Monday,
June 70, friends are invited to call
at the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870
gth st. NV. Funeral at the Salem
Baptist Church, Bl7 N st. NV, on
Tuesday, June -. at / pm. Inter-
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retired, OF $40 Admission Mil
dr., south Arlington. Va on June
10, 1858, husband OF Genevieve
zsli father otA Alan; 9ryan anS
Lottie Wattles and 0enevieve Cibor-
ski Remains at Chambers Funeral
Home. 3072 NJ st. NV. until $50
am, "Wednesday. June s5. Mass
Va. a. . am. interment AIRING.
ton National Cemetery. %
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LUDKE. WILLIAM A. On SUNDAY.

LUDkE, WILLIAM A. on Sunday,
June -. 1888, at his residence,
1910 Brothers pl. Sc, WILLIAM A
LUDKE, beloved husband OF Kath-
ryn NJ. Ludke, father OF William d
and Richard NJ. Ludke, brother OF
Albert Ludke Funeral from the
Simmons Bros Funeral Home. 1851
Good Hope I'd Sc, on Wednesday,
June %, at ! 30 pm Services at
Congress Heights Methodist Church,
At , pm. InteTment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. "a
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LORD ROSE; a On Saturday; June q,

1855 ROSE LORD Of ioi4 Ruatan
St. Silver Spring Nd. beloved wife
Of Jerome Lord. and devoted mother
She is also survived by her mother.
Mrs. Tillie Gold. two sisters, Mrs
Florence Schwartz, Mrs Rae Gems
Ter, and two brothers Harold Gold
and SIDNEY Gold of New York Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zanskv g. Sons Funeral Home. 35O1
14th st NV on Monday June %
ct II am. Memorial week 1Ol4
Ruatan st Silver Spring, Md
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TRAAIER. CMARLEs :. on sunday
CHORMLEY, VICE ADMIRAL ROB.
ERI LIE ISA lreiirrhl ON SD.

-urday. June FL 1895, at the
National Naval Medical Center. Be
thcsds, Nd, VICE ADMIRAL ROB-
Err LEE GHORMLEY, USN ,re-
urea 9eioyeS husband OF L py.e
Ghormley MIS- W. r C RoOardS
and IL. Robert L. Ghormley, IT.,
USN Friends may call al Gawler's
Chapel, 1906 Pa. ave, NV, tCour-
teSy parking opposite. Services
Will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Wednesday June -, at 3 pm.
lnterment, with full military honors,
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LEES. DOUGLAS HARCoURT. On sat-

urday June 81. 1858. at his resi-
denee IN Warrenton, Va, DOUGLAS
HARcOURT LEES. beloved husband
Of Mary stone Lees; father of d.
Harcourt Lees. jr. Services will be
held on Tuesday, June "A, at 3 pm.
EST from the st. James Church,
Warrenton. Va. Interment. Warren
ton Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Sudduth-Moser Funeral Home, War
renton. Va
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HoFMANN. MARGARET R. tcnL.

LIN ..sli,. Of Isl5 chiilum rds ny
wife Of william Hofmann. mother yO Of
Richard NJ, William A. and Robert
3. Collins and Eileen G.. Brown.
Prayers At the Chambers Funeral
Home, 5i7 18th ST, Sc, on Wednes-
Mount Calvary Church. Forestvilie,
Md. at q am Ipterment George
Washington Memorial Park %
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HoLEMAN. CHARLES JOSEPH. CAP

nc. UsN. ret. on Saturday. June
tai. cHARIEs JOSEPH Ho 8
OF 45l3 goth st. N. Arlington. Va.
beloved husband Of Priscilla NJ
ella K JesiSn and John M HOE
man and brother Of Mrs Wayne
Wetheril One grandson also sur
wives Friends are invited 10 call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A Pumphrey, BE-
thesda Nd Services Wednesday,
June IS At the Fort Myer Chapel.
Fort Myer Va. at 10 am Interment,
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
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GINA MATTMoLYO HESDEsRsoNS,
OF Mecbaniesville. Nd. daughter. Of
the late William w Mattingly. She
Adams Mattingly. and 3 brothers,
William s OF Washington. D. c.,
Georze O., OF Oraville, Nd and John
T Of Mechanicsville. Nd. Friends
may cal at the Mattinsley Funeral
Home, Leonardtown, Nd where
June %. at : pm REQUIEM mass
will be SAID at Immaculate Concep-
ton Church, Mechanicsviiie. Tues
DAY. at 10 a m Interment St. Jo-
SephS Cemetery
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WHEY, NORA MAE. on Ann

pitsi, NORA NAE WILEY HhHS'0h Beloved owed
wife of the late Cecil Z. Wiley.
mother Of Granville Wiley and sister
Of Mrs. Emma NJ Money. She also
is survived by three grandchildren
Friends may call at the Money a.
King Funeral Home. III Maple ave
West. Vienna, Va, where services
will be held on Wednesday. June IS,
at , pm. Interment Andrew Chapel
Cemetery. Kenmore, Va "a
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noYLsION. ANNE .. on Friday.

June 90 1858 ANNE l. soYLsTolN
wife OF wyman W. Boylston, and
mother OF Mrs joyce Ryman. Mrs
Vera Jean Arnold Mrs Sarah Jane
Jones daughter OF John Davis and
Rose Norwood, and Clinton Davis
She Is also survived BY three grand
children Friends are invited TO call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey
be held Tuesday. June ~, at 10
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
tery. %
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KAGLE, MASTER sERGT. JOHN 10

= SLPH, u. 5. N. c. Cretired. On
Friday, June 20, 1855, at the
ss SiSSsfa JOHN JOHN H JosEPA EAdL Is
U. S M c. retired, Of 1873 E
st NV. beloved father of Mrs.
, Iottie Mullen. Funeral from the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home. BIZ
Pa ave. sc, on Tuesday, June
~, at am REQUIEM mass at
ST Aloysius Church at $3.50 m.
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Friends from Second and Z
SIS NV. please take note %
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day June 10. ioss at At Mount n th Alto
Hospital. CHARLES. A. CAMPBELL.
Of 2l40 L st. NV. beloved husband
Of Gladys R Campbell and father
Of Charles l., and George A. Camp
bell, and Gladys B Grimes He
also Is survived BY FIVE grandchil-
dren. Friends NAV call at Bovd's
Funeral Home. after 5 pm. Mon
day Funeral Tuesday, June "a at
1890 pm, from the above funeral
home, Interment in Arlington Ma
tfonal Cemetery 23s
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uTdsy. June juno; 81 i iSSs' iHiENSRsY J,
81. Arilngton, va, beloved husband
Of Adelaide b Houser; father Of
Nancy Ellen and Mary Jane Hauser
cali at the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901 n Fairfax drive Arlington,
Va. until 10 am. Tuesday, June
- Services at ST Andrews Episco-
pal Church, Lorcum lane and North
am Interment National Memorial
Park.
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day june ~. ioSs, Al her rssidsnss,
cALLIE HUGH IIAksTiN q ite5
North 33d 81. ArlipGton, Va. be-
loved wife Of the late Robert X.
y a'ri Mime. % S6Is M,1 & o Hfr''Ip
Harstin ef Aslinsta nh' y nush M ~
sarah Hamann Of washington.
p, G.: Mrs Roberta Prech OF Ar
llngion. Va, and Mis- Betty L.
Harstin OF Arlington, Va she also
9 survived BY i've GRANDCHILDREN.
neral Home. sSf5 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va Notice Of funeral
ARRANGEMENTS later.
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%
B0NERFIND, COMDR. FREDERICK
CHARLES. USN retiredl. on SAT-
urday. June IL 1858, At the Ma
thsssa T MS c nsNaSs f SsPssF tx
CHARLES BoWERFAND USN ire
tired. husband OF Frances Hem
men Caruthers Bowerfind, brother
OF Capt. Herman @. Bowerind, uSN
pe etrfSa 6 5qssT r so~sTnno s MTsi
Trip. Friends NAV call At Oawler's
Chapel, 1885 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
leourtesy parking opposite) Serve
ices will be held a. Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday, June "a, at 3
tionaI Cemeterv
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NC, JAMES W. A session Of sor-
~ row viii ilIn! be held on e. s..ur;
Rhode Island ave NV Elk
W services on Monday. June
%, at s pm. at the Frazier
- Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
land ave. NV. Funeral services
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JACOBS, JAMES r., Jr. OF 1851
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. on June ri,
1888, husband of Mary c. Jacobs,
father Of Barbara Ann and Virginia
Lee Jacobs. son OF James p. Jacobs.
brother Of Edwin R. Jacobs. Dorothy
Jarels. Thelma Rappelaya Laura
Smith and Mary A. MONTGOMERY.
Services at the Chambers Funeral
Home, 517 18th ST. Sc, on Wednes-
day, June -, at 2;3O pm. Inter-
ment Washington National Gene
terry. "A
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Sunday, June %, ia5s, at Arlington
Hospital. CLARENCE o BURNELL
Sr., OF 5I07 South S'h I'd, Airing
ton Va. beloyed husband Of Mary
Sonny, susanna Frances and Marv
Elizabeth Betty Burnell Of the
home address,: son Of Mrs Hettie
Burnell. Lvnchburg Va; brother Of
Mrs. Howard Bowles and Irwin
Burnell. Lynchburg Va: James =
Burnell, Chicago, III. and Harry d
Burnel, Townsville n c. Friends
may can at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 n Fairfax drive. where
services will be held on Tuesday
June -. a. nm Interment Co.
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JNWEN q. MNWDFTN OF WHHTI7
a ington Post al0i will as
Semblc at the Lee Funeral
Home, ith and Massacliu-
sets ave. ne, 10 take part
IN services BY the VF.W.
National Honor Guard for
n our late eomrade, JAMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

The meeting was called at
the elimination of q two-day
council conference held here
to plan q crash program"
for 1858. Eighteen Of the ~
Council afiliates and Nation
wide representatives of its
executive board met and de-
cided to unite in program
and projects around the cen
trail theme. Strengthening
Family Life"
Mrs. Height said special
emphasis will be placed on
youth problems and their
core.
Another council project
this year win be housing. she
reported.
She said q kind Of pilot
housing center" viii be set up
in New York to help Negroes
get acquainted with q new
law In that city outlawing
discrimination in private
housing.
She said the council and
It's affiliates will work to help
Negroes apply for housing
and make them aware Of
what benefits they can ex-
pect from the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

The judges were Mrs.
Robert Guggenheim. Mr.. Al
fred Lilienthal, well-knOwn
author and Miss Betty Cook.
Movies Shown
throughout the evening
color trayelogue movies we're
flashed on the walls and 2
ham radio operators sent
messages to friends OF the
guests in the Mediterranean.
Mrs. Webster even called
Mrs. Joseph Connolly. last
years Bal chairman, who Is
now In Paris.
Sidney's orchestra played
and entertainment was pro-
vided by Dave Rosenbery's
Washington Folk Dance
Group. 81
Patrons for the event in
eluded many Ambassadors Of
Mediterranean countries and
their wives. Mrs. Dwight d.
Eisenhower was honorary
patronesS.
Proceeds from the Bal win
be used for the preservation
and restoration Of Monroe
House. the headquarters Of
the Arts Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
Negro WOmen's Council
Plans Crash Program

Miss Dorothy I. Height,
president Of the National
Council Of Negro Women,
said last night that tests
used in schools test cultural
background rather than in
telligence. giving Negro stu
dents less than an even
break.
She pointed out that, be-
cause these tests are used
as an intelligence criterion,
Negroes are thrown into the
"slow learning. hopeless
group" and are steered away
from entering many fields of
learning.
Because q child scores low
on these tests doesn't mean
he's dull" she went on.
Maybe the correct means
for picking out q gifted child
hasn't been discovered
She said a child put into
a low intelligence" niche Is
discouraged and feels hope
less.
Mrs. Height. speaking ut
a small council dinner for
the press. said the testing
problem is one Of those the
council means TO tackle as
an organized group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
Virginia Society
Holds Dunce

The Society Of Virginia
celebrated the anniversary Of
Robert Z. Lees birthday with
q gala dinner dance and in
stallation Of ofiicers In the
Arlington Towers Terrace
Room last night.
In attendance we're mem
bers Of q number Of State
societies including Alabama.
Connecticut. Illinois. Ken
lucky. North Carolina. Ohio
and West Virginia as well as
the Washington Lee Alumnus
Chapter Of Washington.
Mr.. H. c. John Russell of
Falls Church and Louisa. Va,
was installed as president Of
the Society Of Virginia. sue
seeding Mr.. Arthur Claren-
don Smith. ST.. who was
elected chairman Of the So
ciety's executive council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
NIXoNS FETED
BY BUCHANANS

For the second consecu-
tive evening. Vice President
and Mrs. Nixon were guests
Of honor at q dinner last
night.
On Thursday evening
they were guests OF honor
Of the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower at the FIRST Of
six White House dinners.
Last night they were
guests Of honor at the first
Of three dinners which the
Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan are giving
at their home on Nebraska
avenue In honor Of mem
bers Of the diplomatic
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
UDC Reception
Puys Tribute to
Jackson

Representative Armistead
Selden Of Alabama was guest
speaker last evening at q pro-
gram and tea given by the
General Stonewall jackson
Chapter Of the United
Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy. celebrating the I34th
birthday anniversary Of the
renowned general.
Mrs. Mccall lines. presi-
dent Of the chapter. headed
the receiving Lie to greet
guests at UDC headquarters.
1922 Vermont avenue NV.
Receiving with her were
honor guests. MRS. Selden.
wife Of the speaker. and Mrs.
John Pryor Cowan. first vice
president general. UDc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
Big Top
Comes
To Town

The circus came TO town
last evening in the form Of
goodwill and q dance.
The Junior Guild Of the
Davis Memorial Goodwill
Industries gave d benefit
Circus Ball.
The event. which took place
at the Roosevelt Hotel. was
to raise funds for furnishing
the recreation room In the
soon-to-be-built Goodwill In
dustries Building. Mrs. Theo-
dore p. Noyes, ir.. was chair
man of the dance.
About 500 guests gathered
at tables for eight or ten
around the gayly decorated
ballroom. Costumes or black
tie was the dress Of the eve
ming.
A Tiger. Too
The ballroom took on a
true look OF the big top"
There was a huge stuffed
elephant looking on as the
guests danced to the lifting
tunes of Chauncey Brown
and his orchestra, and out In
the hall was an almost-too-
real tiger.
Another colorful note was
a booth with a red and white
striped awning where the
guest list was checked.
Around the room there
! were color pictures OF freaks
and in place Of the heads
were head shots of members
Of the guild,
Among them was Mrs.
Clayton Norris. who was
chairman OF publicity. and
her figure" showed of the
feat Of sitting on nails.
Add TO all this many real
Barnum and Bailey posters
which had been lent TO the
committee by Mr.. Melvin d.
Hildreth. and the tables dec
GRATED with helium ballons.
It was the picture Of a perfect
circus party.
President Of the Junior
Guild is Mrs. Edgar Shelton
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Spenders
HonOred


The Australian Counselor
and Mrs. Malcolm Booker
were hosts last evening AZ q
farewell cocktail party in
honor Of Australian Ambas-
sador and Lady Spender.
The 6 to 8 pm. party took
place at the Bookers' resi-
denee with the hosts and the
guests of honor forming the
receiving line.
The Spenders will leave
Washington on the goth right
otter giving q party marking
australian Day. They will go
10 The Hague. where Sir
Percy will become q repre-
sentative TO the Interna-
tional Court.
The newly named Australian
Ambassador and Mrs. How
ard Beale will not arrive in
Washington until the middle
OF March. During the in
term Mr.. Booker will be
Charge d'Affaires.
Among the guests expected
at the party yesterday we're
the Ambassador of Cey-
Ion and Mrs. Gunewardene,
Ambassador Mehta of India,
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Walter Robertson,
Indian Minister and Mrs.
Dayal and the Robert Amorys.
Others were British Am
bassador and Lady Caccia,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall,
British Minister and Mrs.
Guy Thorold. South African
Ambassador and Mrs. du
PlesSis and Canadian First
Secretary and Mrs. J. r.
Maybee.
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Among members are Mrs.
William Bennett. jr.. who was
assistant chairman of the
party: Mrs. Huntington
Turner Block. Mrs. r. Ed
ward Gavin, Mrs. Ralph Lacy
Davies. Mrs. Richard Eng
land and Mrs. Willard Ferris.
Others are Mrs. David du
Bose Gaillard. II, Mrs. John
Hechinger. Miss Mccall
Henderson, Miss Jean CAL
vert Hildreth. Mrs. Richard
Htldreth Mrs. Ernest Simp-
son Johnston. jr.. Mrs.
william Pendleton Mcclure,
Mrs. Theodore Moves Nc
Dowell. Mrs. John Agnus
Manfuso. jr. and Mrs. Louis
Allwine Miller.
. Completing the list are
Mrs. John Wilson Marin, Mrs.
Norris. Mrs. Noyes. Mrs.
Prescott Harmon Pardoe and
Mrs, J. Gibson Semmes.
Dinners Held
There were several dinners
given before the dance.
Among the hosts were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Boorman.
Mr.. Bob Simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dudley. the j.
Gibson Semmes. the David
Gaillards and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manfuso and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pardoe who entertained
jointly.
Another Joint party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes,
the William Bennetts and the
William McClures.
A member Of the commit
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TODAY IN THE
WOMEN,S WORLD
Mood Mediterranean
Sets Theme for Ball

The Sheraton Park ball
room was turned into a sea
Of tropical splendor and
exotic colors last night for
the Arts Clubs 25th annual
Bal Boheme.
Mood Mediterranean" set
the theme for the Bal and
the decorations put the ac-
cent on travel.
The FIRST lobby into the
ballroom resembled an air.
port. with arrival and de-
parture bulletins and luggage
scales.
There was even q booth
where the guests could get
passport pictures made to
carry in their programs. a
special loudspeaker played q
tape recording announcing
plane take-offs and landings.
In the second lobby the EN-
bassies of Mediterranean
countries had set up trading
booths and market places dis
playing native crafts. cos
TUNES. liquor. iewelry and
other objects dart.
There were embassy repre-
sentatives In each booth
showing the prizes each coun-
try would award for the cos
tune competition.
Sidewalk Cafe
There was also q sidewalk
cafe and an Italian wine cart.
The main ballroom was
ablaze with colorful travel
posters sent here especially
for the occasion and on the
walls hung fish nets and
driftwood.
The tables. which were set
for ten each. were decorated
with foreign cigarettes. SOU
venirs. travel folders and
hurricane lamps.
Two Of the most elaborate
costumes Of the evening we're
worn by the chairman Of the
event. Mrs. George c. Web
ster and Mr.. Webster.
Mrs. Webster designed their
3 feet tall blue and green
headdresses made Of nylon
tulle and cellophane to give
a shimmery and sparkling
water effect.
She said. My husband who
Is an engineer was quite con-
cerned with the balance,
stresses and strains to keep
them on. but IL took a mil
liner 70 do It." They were tied
under the chin and came
down over the shoulders.
The floor committee were
dressed in cruise captain
costumes Of stark military
white TO contrast with the
gala colors Of the other guests
who came as everything from
Greek legendary characters
to dancing girls. One en-
tourage came rs q sailboat.
The lavish first prize was
. round trip. for two to
Morocco with stop obs in
Paris and casablanca and
other cities.
Other prizes included an
Italian typewriter. mother Of
pearl bowls from Italy. cop
per from Turkey. jewelry
from Israel and Yugoslavia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18
Mrs. Tucker McEvoy
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Tucker McEvoy enter
tanned at a tea yesterday at
her residence in honor of
Miss Friedelind wagner.
granddaughter Of the famed
composer. Richard Wagner.
Miss Wagner was in town
from her residence In New
York to give q lecture on
Thursday evening at Dun
barton Oaks before the Opera
Society Of Washington. Mrs.
McEvoy is a member Of the
society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

tee was laughing at the
struggles they had had with
the helium balloons. Wher
they attached them TO the
tables. the balloons plus table
cloths took OF for the cell
ing. A lot Of thumb tacks
saved the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
NFL EXHIBITIONS
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

Bobby Mitchell, ex-Illinois
halfback, is proving that he
likes to run against the pros.
Last night the running ace of
the College All-Stars gained ia
yards in nine first-half carries
alone as the Cleveland Browns
defeated the Los Angeles Rams.
1910.
However, the victory came on
Lou Groza's 50-yard field goal
with Is seconds left in the
game. played before 1887 in
Los Angeles. 1t was Groza's
second field goal of the final
period. He had kicked a Is
yarder earlier to pull the
Browns into a 1910 tie.
Lions Defense Stars
The Detroit defensive crew,
who failed to halt Mitchells
running two weeks ago in the
All-Star game. frightened last
night against the New York
Giants and grabbed of all the
glory in the Lions 26-7 victory
before $1,000 in Detroit.
A Appoint burst settled
Washington's 27-7 victory over
the Colts before 1871 in Bal
timore in another exhibition
game last night. Two exhibit
tons are on tap over the week
end, with the Chicago Bears al
Pittsburgh today and Chicago