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*: .I;s., ss;i.: NJ s1S SSsSiS
FRANK Of f56 Fleetwood terrace
s ssSs sp arms No Seloy ,:sh.l sus
Naso um Mr.. William A' (. i ss1sl.tt
Mrs. Otis Bartlett, Mrs. Earl Nc
Queen. Mrs. 0eorge Changuris ant
Mrs. Mario Seyerine; brother o
the warner Z Pumphrsy funera
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silve
Services on wednesday, April Io
at 2 pm. ct ct. eophia'S oreel
0rtnodox Church: 5505 1assaehu
Cemetery. In preferences Of flowers
sympathy may be expressed in TIL
form Of memorials 70 81. Sophia
Greek Orthodox Church.
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'A hIIII yEf Sss vrR 0p sa s9Pi
IIss stSS 0 &. s n.s' sSe i I ~:
s siysc By .o DEVOTED sS,. HUSBAND: OF;
Tyler and Dorothy jackson: one
brother, Leroy Tyler. one aunt,
other relatives and friends. Friends
n neral ca HOn e: the 7. y II s: e rS
on Tuesday, April is. after 5 pm.
Services and interment on Friday.
April Is, ct North, 8. c,
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sHIRwo0D, MINNIE wAPLE. o

EE1adiE S MN T Il les sl 4 5sSS
sherwood. mother Of Mrs. GLADYS
Downs, Mrs, Isabelle Campbell. John
2 Vernon T.. Alvin r.. George l..
Howard 2. and Walter L. Sherwood:
ester q Mrs LEILA Legge; Mrs.
dolph waple. Friends may cali at
The Everly Funeral Home. ia west
Main st., Fairfax. Va. where Serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday. April
10. at pm. with interment in
Fairfax Cemetery. is
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MCDONALD, CHARLES ERNEST. O

MCDONALD, CHARLES ERNEST. On
Monday, April Il. 1858. at his resi-
dence, - Madison ST. n, W., CHARLES
ERNnST MCDONALD, beloved father
Of Mrs Dorothy Z. Humphrey, He
also Is survived BY three grandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchildren
Friends may call NJ the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st..
NV parking opposltcl, where sery-
ices will be held on FNday. April is,
AZ pm. fnterment Rock Creek
Cemetery. IL
MURPHY. THOMAS n. on Sunday
April - 1893, THOMAS II. MUIR
PLY Of 2S06 Erie st. Sc. the be-
Murphy OF washington. d. c.: son
OF Mrs. Harry M. Murphy, brother
OF Mrs Bernice 9enour. Hubert and
Abe Murphy of Indianapolis, Ind:
Robert Murphy OF Danville, Ind. I:
Ebert Murphy. Of Anderson. Ind,
Wash. Friends may cali at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st.. and Mas
sachusetts ave ne, after pm,
Monday, where 'ervices VI be held
on Wednesday. April 16M ht i2:45
I'm lnteTmens Ariingto' national
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FH I'D l. $50 y. y %.: Ssfissss
NAN. beloved husband OF Mary 3.
Freeman, father Of 0eremy J.
Freeman and Leo chrlstofil. son
SsotSer ' Of Ms Mr.. Mary Es Tlaapa.r sAa
Home, 2221 Wisconsin ave. NV.
on Thursday. April II. 81 $50
en-: thence 70 81. AIMS Church.
where REQUIEM mass will be offered
nt 3 am. Friends and relatives
invited. Interment Ct. Joseph's
Cemetery, Boston, Mass. on satur-
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xpril =. i Isss. RosESSTnA ss''ssfEGHeNS
q Grimm SHAY and mother Of
MS RUBY Nash; Also surviving
Ivette Nash: two sisters, Nrs. Flossie
Gibson and Mrs, Annie Campbell:
three brothers, Elria. John n and
sladie spauidinR; other relatives
Tuesday. April is. friends are In.
vited 70 call ct the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Npme. 1870 9th ct. NV. Fu-
neral n ! pm. "wednesday, April
10. q Shiloh Baptist Church. 9th
and su. NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Is
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MADELLA, MAMIE KING. on Mon

MADELLA, MAMIE KING. on Nom
dsy,. April ~, 1858. Mamie KING
Madella. aunt Of DR.. Fred Smith Of
New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Mae Smith
Williams OF East ORANGE, N. j., and
John Ernest King Other relatives
and friends also survive. Notice OF
funeral later. Arransements BY
Frazier,
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HANsEN. CHRIsTINE. on Monday.

Hprii a iSss. al her en- rs MSeass
ssIs f Md e cHstsfRi hNHy HANSEN EsaS%s
Mrs. Martha Pike. Mrs. Cecilia
snowdy. Mrs. Naomi Andren, Mrs.
Ruth whiting. Miss Eleanor Hansen.
Andrew, Proc and Thomas Hansen.
Friends may call at the. rakoma
parking oppositel. after IL am.
Tuesday. April IS, where services
will be held on Wednesday. April l6.
at 2 D m Interment oeorge wash
ington Cemetery. ID
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BktLEk, LAWS. SuddenIy; On Mons 1
Nd, beloved father Of Helene Beller
and devoted brother Of Mrs. Nat
.Aaronson, Mrs. Sidney. Lotenberg
and Mrs. Sidney Mele Of Mountain
side. N: J. Funeral services at the
Home. 1901 18th st. NV on
Wednesday, April 10. at 10 am
1nterment Temple Sinai Cemetery.
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MATTHIAs THOMAS. Ths

y = %s . 4 !: p Ri IS s ESai
Knights Of Columbus.
Will meet at $40 O'Clock
tonight at 9314 Cedar
lane. Bethesda, Md TO
recite the rosary for our
Ier, MATTHIAS THOMAS
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DEATHS

AnnOuneements, %
Services - Chamber
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DORSEY, OLIVIA. on Friday. April
Hospitals Ii fsSs ot & Il p R5issss einsE cs
SH 1sd s. s ss nsc. a'G nephsSs
and other relatives and many friends
Family may be contacted At 20i7
After 5 pm. Tuesday. April Is.
friends may cali at the Robert O.
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. Sc. Funeral services on
Wednesday. April 10, at 1880 pm,
at Ebenezer Methodist Church. 4th
and d SITS. Sc, the Rev. r. L. john
son ofiiciating. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, 10
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LEO J. McLARNEY. O. X.

PETTIGREw. COL. MOSES w., UsA
Sss co. S "a aS3 " AREall ~
Sa.S ssa uias ss. f. f. p ETH SsV sS
atHe HusS Rf ss:ar.E r. DI rsssrs ~
Mrs. Louis Stleglits Of New York
the Rinaldi Funeral Home. $40 H
st. ne. Graveside services and
intefment Arlington National Gene
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TA spSl a. n ssss HH4Asra * w ssHsos
M mother SIi' of. ' Susie = Smith. Amelia
Evans, LOWE Hall and the Rev
She also is survived BY other Tela-
tives and friends. After 4 pm.
Friday, April 1S, friends are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st NV. Funeral and inter-
ment Great Falls, 8. c., on Sunday,
April 20.
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Hospital AN sfe s9s i5Iis Selo Ssae son
sot Jqanita and Lewis Byrd. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
other relatives and many friends.
EsSms n.. re ct =: the , John o6 T
50 st. s.w. where friends may call
after 3 pm. Tuesday, April IS,
and where prayers will be said at
am. Wednesday. April 16. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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DAY. April ID. 1855 fRvISo ED ED-
WIN sTROBEL Of 1872 Bradley
S nDd y sFe the beloved s,n nus,
OF Mrs. Mary c. Ashford and Miss
louise Z. Strobel Friends are in
vlted to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd. where
April II. at ii am. interment
Confessional Cemetery. i6
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BRAYToN. GLAZE TUCKER. on Mon.

day, April "a, 1858. at her resi-
TUCKER BRAYToN. wife Of the
late EdxsId Lacy Brsyton Of Oak
George ; Gregg Fuller 'Os o. the above s
address and Clarence Tucker Will
hams Of Piedmont. Calf. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home. SOB Wisconsin ave.
nv. where prayers win be said on
torment Oakland. Calf. Family sug-
gests that expressions Of sympathy
BE made in the form Of eontribu-
tons to the D. c. Cancer Society.
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'1 apF =. .h isSsl EkNESF = s. sE&tt
Of Louisiana small. lie also Is
survived By q host Of other relatives
and friends After 5 pm. Wednes-
day. April IS. friends are invited
70 call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
services 0 Viii b. b.Id T on Thu 1nsasi
April z ct pm. lnterment Wovd-
lawn Cemetery. 10
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HULS.NGLk,s CECH n. tPEIE). sud-
Sc. CECIL H. tPETE) HOLsiNdER,
the beloved husband Of Ruth 81.
Holsinger and brother Of Bonnie
Stravderman, Rita Warren and
pasco Jeh Holsinger. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1881 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on wednes-
day, April 10, at o am. Services
At Bells Methodist Church, Camp
SPRINGS. Nd at $3.50 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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sunda April a' Il. 1855. H q oeorSe1 81.
T !SEn TTRatcSs1; asy oH aSiHi b! M
husband II Elizabeth O'Malley lnee
Kilmain' brother OF William J.
9 9.Nn q :, MaTblshsad; Mass Mass
and Miss Marearet A. o'Malley Of
Dorchester. Mass. Friends may call
Lane. cethesda.. Md. REQUIEM mass
will be offered at Our Lady Of
Lourd-s Catholic Church, East-West
hwy at Pearl st., Bethesda, Nd, on
Wednesday, April 10, at 10 am.
lnterment Gate OF Heaven Gene
terry. Is
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~ 1nl1el sA f q I'M Ma w SS SpT
Mrs. Teisi Hantsoo, Mrs, MIrta
koppa and Mrs. Selma Kompus
Services At chspbers Funeral Home,
on Tuesday, April IS. at pm
additional services on Wednesday.
April 10. at 2:30 pm Intermert
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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tANNlE FORD. on Sun.
d gay; A I,,nr 10; 1898; a. her resi-:
FORD WARREN r o. 'l aais H F ~ II
NV. beloved wife OF DR.. George "
Warren. mother OF DR.. Evart Ford
warren, grandmother Of Robert and
James Warren. sister Of Howard and
A AuSs'p n,y% 0rd q H., Man. mi Fla Fred
PECK ali 81 saltimor Snd Md Mrs. s.r EGns
at the 9, H. Hines CO. Funeral
Home, .290i 18th ct. NV, on
parking faciiitlesl interment Cedar
HI .smetery.. The fafnily Assets
f nsds 70 x, dans ymPRSsny Se
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COOLIDGE, HELEN MooDY On Gun.

COOLIDGE, former teacher Of Cen.
Ta n Hia Hines sshoe Co s s1n.ss Aom sh'
2e0i 18th st. NV. on wednes.
day, April 10. at pm. tparkina
iacilitie). Interment Fort Lincoln
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HoLsNGER. CECIL H. omcers and

KeniiWort6, Nd. on April IS. 1855.
husSsnS benz. Of Louise ssr, Hor r. g,l ItHsnsr
Fla.. and brother Of Joseph A.
H6rnie. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, SIT 18th st. Sc. on
Thursday, April Il. et $50 an.
l4th and East Capitol ets.. ct 8
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 10
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Aprii j :. 1855. FRANZ K sH HISni
echumm. father Of Helen s. Douelass
and Marion 8. Handy. brother OF
Mar NJ. Thren. Notice OF funeral
later. Mattingly funeral service.
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s keH Home ig FRANK + ai z2Rk MsnS 81
Mrs. D c. Dellinger Of Arlington.
Va Mrs. Erman. z, Prince Of Co:
Urbana Ohio. He also is survived
By several nieees and nephevs.
Services ct the 8. II. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 1901 I4th st, NV. on
Wednesday, April 10, at 2 pm.
parking faeilitiesl. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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Dratha

ES fs ,s sglf Eou g fssSEssz
Olivia Freeman. Irone Brooks.
Catherine Coates, Theresa Jamison.
Clara and Agnes Anderson. He also
Is survived by thirty-two grand-
children. other relatives and friends.
viewed at the stewart Funeral Home,
80 H st. ne, after 4 pm. Funeral
on Wednesday, April 16, at Bethesda
Baptist Church. 1916 Capital ave,
ms pm. Interment Wood!awn
Cemetery. 10
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KENT. FRANK 2. On Monday, April
husband Of Elizabeth Thomas Kent.
SERVICES a the Cathedral Church
snd university ykwy., Baltimore.
1880 an. Interment private. 10
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STUART. MARIAN c. OF 1919 Della
@ metz p Of Pm Robert Sa ARA RTsncs stuart Sss
and sister Of Francis D., Walter NJ,
and Roy NJ. Smith. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 1900
II. at ! pm. Interment Washing
ton National Cemetery
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Sa apri 10, 1873 HENRYp 4. s sE9SSsy
Of 1920. Brothers pl Sc, the beloved
NJ band Of the late Betty A. Brown.
Jessie H. and Archie H. Brown. Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. on Wednesday. April 10, at IL
noon. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment Brooks Cemetery, sumer.
duck Va, is
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
MACAPAGAL HELPS
SHARE ECONOMIC
POLICIES IN P. |.

MANILA, Feb. ID. = Vice-Pres.
Diosdado Macapagal, for the first
time since the election, came out
yesterday in opposition to the eco
nomic plans of the administration.
The Vice President is the first in
Philippine history to be elected
from a different party from that
of the President and most mem
bers of Congress).
Presiding over a policy meeting
Of Liberal Party legislators, Maca-
pagal succeeded in getting the eco
nomic committee of the party to
advocate that:
l. The nations basic APPROACH
to economic development should be
free or private enterprise, avoid
ing the control measures of the
Nacionalista administration.
2. To encourage the development
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
"SPUTNICK" CIRCLE
FETES MEMBER OFF
TO NEW ASSIGNMNT

An informal party was held last
January 81 at the home of Mr..
Tony Santos in Bremerton in honor
of Ben Esposo under the auspices
of the "Sputnik" Circle.
Mr.. Esposo, an active member
of the Sputnik Circle, was former
ly with the USS LEXINGTON and
has been assigned to PATROL
SQUADRON ONE.
The members of the organiza-
ton who attended the party were
Tony Santos, adviser; Chief Rafael
Adamos, president: Ben Esposo,
the honoree and outgoing secre-
tary; Glen Ladrilono, treasurer;
Pete Beza, Ben Bolival and Girls
Sanchez. Among the guests was
Mrs. Donna Rutledge.
The Sputnik Circle members and
their friends wish to extend their
best wishes thru the Forum to
their departing member and hope
that he will always remember his
colleagues in the organization.
Submitted by p F. Beza, DIX. 8
USN, USS LEXINGTON CVA-16l.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25

ATTY. DANIIANfreedom. Instead,
bit united the Filipinos to join hand
in hand in fighting the Spaniards.
Where Rial left, other Filipinos
continued . :"
"Rizal and the other martyrs
have proven that greatness does
not choose station but can come
to anyone who dares to answer
the cali of duty" Attorney Damian
said.
After reciting the demand of the
Filipino people for reform in the
Continued on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
ILWU LOCAL 81
ELECTS 3 FOR
NEGOTIATIONS

To negotiate the 1858 agreement
with the Alaska Salmon Industry
in behalf of its members, ILWU
Local 81 (Cannery Workers)
elected recently three men to work
under the Craftsmanship of the
Business Agent.
Those elected were Rudy Frias,
Ponce Torres and Johnny Lucero.
of better climate for investment,
there should be no new or in
creased tax burden.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25

is leaving soon
for Germany for
reassig-nment.
Vice Cons |
Irineo r. Cabatit,
also of the Phil
Up in e S, was
e | e c t e d secre-
tary treasurer
succeeding Vic e
Consul c. Yama-
da of Japan.
other consular
corps officers are
Gordon Wither-
idge, British con-
sui, Il st vic e
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
Publishers
Column
Victoria Acosta VelascO
Editor & Publisher

We were interviewing the other
dow Mr.. Sidney Gerber, chairman
If the washington State Board
oainst Discrimination, and we
have promised him our complete
cooperation in seeing to it that the
state law against discrimination
no observed and complied with.
From our corner, we can DO
these: to report all kinds of dis
elimination lin employment, pub
Tc accommodation and housing,
atc.) to the office of the Washing
ton state Board Against Discrim-
nation; and to tell Others about
the Law, so that they become
aware of their rights and the pro-
tection that the law provides.
To remain silent or to shut our
ewes when we see forms Of dis
elimination would be helping de-
feat the ends for which the law
has been enacted.
On page 2 of this issue, appear
a brief but adequate explanation
of this law. We urge all our read
ers to give it their full attention
and to take advantage of the bene-
fits which accrue from such law.
Democracy is where we practice
it.
Over steaming chop suey, Mr..
Gerber assured us that his office
Is eager to welcome any reports
Of discrimination. In fact, Mr.. Ger
Der sincerely urges every one to
keep their eyes open to any mani
festation of discrimination and to
make report of such to his office
at a minimum delay.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
RizaI'S HeroisEn
Praised in A+fy.
Domion's Speech

Speaking at a Rizal Day ban
quet in juneau, Alaska last Dec.
80, Attorney Ernesto A. Damian
administrative assistant at Philip
pine Consulate in Seattle, paid
tribute to the courage and high
principles of DR.. Jose Rial, who
faced the firing squad of Spanish
tyranny rather than yield his
devotion to a principle.
DIR. Rial was
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25

At the recent convention of the
Caballeros de Dimas-Alang here
last month, the SO degree was con-
fefrred upon Mariana Ii. Della, Ted
A. Ranjo and Marcelino II. Dfvina,
all members of Burgess Lodge No.
10.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25

dean; and Jose Aredondo, Mexican
consul, End vice dean.
Honoring the consular corps,
Consul Umayam gave a re-
ception at his residence, 1902 E.
Lynn St, on Thursday, Feb. 20,
from 5 to Z pm.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25
Consul Umayam Is
Elected Dean Of
Consular Corps

Philippines Consul Bartolome A.
Umayam was elected January 81
dean of the Seattle consular corps,
succeeding DR.. Werner Opel who
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-02-25

AWARD FOR 20 YEARS SERVICE-NIr and Mrs. San
tagO Betran 531 10th Ave. among the many foster
parents in Seattle who hOnOred at banquet at the
Olympic Hotel Feb A. The banquet sponsored by the
Catholic Chirens Services and the Assembly Club. The
Betrans also had the distinction of receiving the 20year
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Harold J. Field (she Is an
other sister Of Mrs, Part
RIDGE and their son Richard
from Providence. r. l.. and
Mr.. Robert stevenson.
brother OF the debutante.
Bette Wagstaff
Proof that Anderson House
is a gay place during the
debut season was another
party which took place there
Monday. This was a tea
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Perry Wagstaff for their
daughter Bette.
Receiving In the gold room.
the hostess was gowned in
sea green lace over taffeta
and the debutante wore a
dress Of peach silk organza.
The latter carried a minia-
ture bouquet OF sweetheart
roses.
Miss Wagstatf Is attending
the University Of Alabama.
She was presented at the
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sweeping In the back. She
carried gardenias which were
tied with red ribbons.
Mrs. Hume's dress was
black tulle designed with a
draped bodice and a full
rufiied skirt.
Flowers for this party.
which took place at the Sher-
aton-Carlton Hotel. where all
in red and white. Devron and
his orchestra played for
dancing.
Miss Stevenson attended
the Potomac School and
MADEIRA and is now studying
art at the University Of Viz
ginia. Miss Ramsden Is a
graduate Of st. Anne's School
in Charlottesville and is now
attending Bennett College.
Among those here for the
party were Mrs. A. Cassinerio
tstster Of Mrs. Partridge and
her daughter Tina from Lake
Forest. nj: Mr.. and Mrs.
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Holly Ball. Among those as
sisting her yesterday was her
older sister Nancy who was
presented at the Holly Ball
two years ago.
Out-of town guests yester-
day were Mrs. Pope Pool and
her two daughters May and
Susan from Carlsbad. N. Mex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wagstah
Of Columbia. Tenn. and Mr..
and Mrs. Morehead Foard of
Richmond. Va.
Lila McCutchen
A New Years Eve tea was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Malcolm McCutchen to in
troduce their daughter Lila
Dunovant to their friends
The event took place at the
McCutchen residence in Arl-
ington from 5 TO 7 pm.
Receiving with her parents.
Lila wore a pale aqua taffeta
dress and carried a nosegay
Of tiny yellow roses.
She also wore q brooch once
owner by her great-great-
grandmother. Amelia DeWait
Johnston Of South Carolina.
The hostess wore a red
taffeta dress and a corsage
Of red carnations. Mrs. W.T.
liam Loundes Dunovant.
grandmother Of the debutante
from Edgefield. s. c. was on
hand for the party.
Assisting the debutante
were her older sister. Emily
who was presented TO So
ciety in 1855: her younger
sister Charlotte and the
Misses Carolyn Leanard.
Barbara Sherer. Peggy O'Neill
and Flora Moselle Thomp-
son.
Among those pouring were
Mrs. Robert B. Craig. Mrs.
Harold Clarke. Mrs. Robert
Partridge. Mrs. Rov Zook
Mrs. John Perry Wagstan
and Mrs. John Thorpe Law
renee Richards.
Mrs. Richards gave q din
ner for Miss McCutchen last
Friday before the Holly Ball
where she was also presented.
Another party in her honor
was given on Sunday by Mrs.
Donald Wigglesworth and
Mr. David Parker.
The debutante will be pre-
sented at the Assembly Ball
IN Columbia. S. c. and both
she and her sister. Emily
have received invitations TO
be presented ct the ST. Co.
celia Ball In Charleston. s.
e. this month.
Miss McCutchen is at
tending the University OF
South Carolina and was
graduated last June from
Wakefield. She was state
chairman Of two committees
OF the Children Of the Amer
lean Revolution.
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CONTINUED From Page b

Continued Prom Page B-l
return to Spain shortly and
their daughter will 90 back
to her studies at Connecticut
College for Women.
Miss Hawkins. a graduate
Of Madeira. Is the third gen.
Grafton on her mothers side
to make her debut here. Her
mother Is the former Chris
tina Ekengren. daughter Of
the late Swedish Minister.
and her grandmother was
Miss Laura w. jackson.
The debutante was also
presented earlier at a recep-
ton given by her parents at
the Washington Debutante
Ball and the Bachelors Co.
tillion in Baltimore.
Virginia Stevenson
Earlier in the evening there
was a joint debut dinner
dance given by Mrs. Doering
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On New Year s Eve

Partridge Of Charlottesville
Va. for her daughter. Miss
Virginia Stevenson. and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hume Of
Charlottesville for her daugh-
ter, Miss Garcia Ramsden.
Miss Stevenson is also the
daughter Of Mr.. r. Martin
Stevenson OF Herndon. Va.
who with Mrs. Stevenson pre-
sented her at the Bachelors
cotillion in Baltimore earlier
In the season.
Mrs Partridge wore a Dior
blue satin dress for the party
and her daughter was in
white satin fashioned along
simple lines with q bouffant
skirt.
Garcia Ramsden
Miss RamSden wore a
white tulle dress fashioned
with rosebuds around the
neckline and a skirt that was
short in front and long and
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Chopluins' Wives

A luncheon meeting Of
members OF the Chaplains
Wives Club Of Washington
will be held at noon. January
Z. in the National Gallery Of
Art cafeteria. to be followed
BY a tour OF the gallery.
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