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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
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BOX 2O4-T, STAR

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR who
mas good tipping speed and pleas
ant personality; insurance agency
needs an ambitious. above-aver-
ase Fiji II you qualify. call DI.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, cler-
ical experience: steady position,
sood salary. company dement's,
etc. Apply MARvINs, 734 eth
TEACHERS, schools and colleges,
S4,OOO. ~ 900 or more. BALTIC.
IcH ssito AEMsS5ey gsS PIC n Charles
TEACHERS, white-If you are a
trained and qualified teacher or a
very recent college graduate, we
have desirable openings in: l..
College and high sch. ply. ed. 2,
Librarian; I. Latin: 4 Registered
purse; 3 Music: 8, Biology q.
DANCE; s. Dean Of women: q.
Math; 10. House mother: II. Bot
any; y. oenl. science. IL. Kim
iish: ie Asst. head mistress,
charge Of lower school: ~. 0eoe /.
raphy: Is. Primary and elem.
merelal. These positions carry
top salaries and are In fine looa-
lions ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 605 l4th st. NV.
OPERATOR: starting
salary S05-S70 weekly: must have
previous experience and good ref
erenees. Height requirement a
minimum OF 5 IT,, 3 inches to-
reach high-position board. good
health. Apply In person. USES.
bth moor, l724 p st. NV. Bring
this adj.
OPERATOR, relief.
but permanent: experience neces-
sary. Apply. see Mrs. Grace Hoi-
loran, Chief Operator, from z to
: pm. SIBLEY MEMORIAL HOS
pITAL, 1l4O N. Capitol ST.
switchboard and Gus
toner service work: voice, per-
sonality and dependability most
important. Call for appointment.
DUPONT LAUNDRY. co. $4,000.
SOLICITORs-No ex-
perience nee. Immediate OPEN
ings. interviews sun, Aug. 10 from
10 am. to y pm only at RAJ
LEIGH HOTEL. ask for Mr.. Null
roy. no phone calls.
TEL. SOLICITOR. exper.. home
work, age 40, part time. make
appts.. fabulous whirlpool bathing
At home for arthritis, overWeight
Sl.25 br., salary. big bonus. RA.
3-slS1 leave name.
time. 4 hrs, daily,
5-day week, Must type 75 wpm
or better. Others need not apply.
EN- s-32l6 Sunday and tx. g.
32a7 on Monday.
TYPlsT. general once work. / or
: days q week ase IS to IS
years old; responsible. accurate
and neat. DUNLOP PHOTO
GRAPHIC STUDIOS e32 D st.
NV, can Ex. 3-47s7.
II you are recent high
school graduate desiring 2 10 81
days working exper. each wk. and
living upper Conn. ave. call III
3-5411 Mon. 2 TO IL am
TYPIsT. at least 2 yrs experienced:
STEADY position, GOOD salary. COM
PAW dement's. etc. Apply MAR
WINS. T34 Tth st. nv.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONTH

Prefer girl with some coIleEe back
ground. ase eS-35, proficient in
shorthand ana typinE fer Con.
gresSionsl once state experience.
Box e40-T, star.
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LADIES

We would be delighted to have you
m ars s :sysTa q so our ladies .soOy WIG
NEVER SiSni s sAPN EMp MaS HAZE Az:
FORE, ladies with no experience.
housewives. widows. single women,
etc. II this seems incredible 10
you. you must call for an inter-
view and be shown the proof.
We train you thoroughly and pay
you $40 o week salary plus COM
mission and bonus, II you have
car for local calls, are white,
call Mr.. Lee, FORT LINCOLN,
La $4,000 any day between 10
an. and . pm, for . personal
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TYPIsT-Psrt time. 4 hrs daily,
5-day week, Must type 75 wpm
or better Others need not apply.
EN- s-32l6 Sunday and Elk. g.
32a7 on Monday.
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TEL. SOLICITOR. eKper.. home
work, age 2l-49, part time. make
appts.. fabulous whirlpool bathing
At home for arthritis, overweight
Sl.25 br., salary. big bonus. RA.
3-slSI leave name.
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interview.
WOMAN TO measure and give eSti.
mates to builders on Venetisn
blinds and associated products:
must be experienced In CLOSING
sales and should be familiar WITH
building industry; excel. opport
for woman who has worked IN an
architects or contractors once
must have late car; Va. residence
preferred. Phone for appt., XII.
s-3sO0. CUSTOM SHADE 4 AVN
ING. 500 North West st., Alex
andria, Va.
WOMEN, white. carry -out dictates
SEN. 40-hr. wk.. paid vacation
must have references. Apply Nh.
NORWOOD 1905 Maple ave, Ia
koma Park, JU. 9-2145.
WOMEN. part time, white, for sur
vey work: salary. Apply. 200
MINI. ave. Sc. Monday through
WOMEN. white, between ages
Of rs and 50. for restaurant
work to carry dishes Of the floor.
counter work, .salad-making, etc;
q $50 per VIZ. lob. meals and
nightwork. sHoLLs COLONIAL
CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn. ave.
SENSATIONAL TOY and GIFT line
for home party demonstrators
over ZOO new, exciting, nationally
advertised items. Big profits.
Easy pleasant. full or spare time
opportunity. Experience unneces-
sary start now. big Christmas
season ahead. HOP HOME
PARTIES, Dept N, Avon. Conn. :
HOUSEWORKERs NEEDED-Jobs
available in New York area, $50
$40 per week with free room and
board Tickets sent. DOMESTIC
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, i53
East 10th st, New York City. :
PIT. Time EYES, phone sales work
In our air-cond. once Hrs. $50
. pm. white. For Apt. AD. 2
1900 or after 5. AID. 4-4e33,
RUN A sPARE-TIAE greeting card
and SIT shop at home. Show
friends samples Of our new 1858
Christmas and all-oecasion greet
Ing cards and gifts. Take their
orders and earn to 1907 profit.
No experience necessary. Costs
nothing to try. Write today for
Eamples on approval REGAL
GREETINGS. Dept. l41. Ferndale.
MiehiEan.
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OFFICE CLERK

Nationally known news masazins
aeeks sood typist for executive
once Excellent opportunity 10
learn correspondence. Good basic
knovledGe Of correct English.
Some eollese preferred. Duties will
consist Of typins. fling and main
tenanee Of statistical records.
Air-eondltionsd buIlding.
CALL ". $4,000, EXT. ESQ
BETWEEN 0 AN. AND 5 PM.
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HLLP WuMEn

sra wnnKLy fer vearins lsvely
dresser supplied 10 Ynu bT vi
Just ahow Fashion Frocka ID
friends. No Investment, can.
xMaAlng o. snnerienca necessary
s, ssh,los re g2Ia DEBT A-iese,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR who
mas good tipping speed and pleas
needs an ambitious, above aver.
age girl; II you qualify. cali DI.
5-1IO0 -
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, eier-
icaI experience: steady position,
good salary. company benefits,
etc. Apply MARVINS, 734 9TH
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INTERvrEWERs

IN 4 EnNlEl w Emo
White men and women. II
TO S. years. with car
Weekly salary, SIS plus
commission and bonus. No
experience necessary. Call
uN. 4-240o any day, 10
am. TO 3 pm, for ap-
pointment.
INVENTORY RECORDS CLERK,
experienced. steady lonf.Tangs
program; agf, 10 %; STEADY. 10.
hsN5, Ma. keelsr
JANIron-coupls wanted 10 aei
a. lanitor IN ANAL hidel IN ret
for services We givs ant, sas,
cleo, and phone: man mag work
elaeNhere. tn. 2-iat4.
PIANO PLAYER-whits. 1000 sai.
ION T e,o arr n, egt q each hr
~? JoHssYs. ASBS si .s 4. On N
REAL sv Es *; g 8 s|lA, Y.
kNperieneed preferred, but not e.
sentlal; opportunity 70 make con-
nectlon With growinR orrani1A-
ton, full once cooperation, An
applications confdenfiai
ORBIT REAL ESTATE co
Call XII. e-AiOo for Appointment
RIAL ESTATE Statesmen. full or
part time, with car and phone
SoomPlse irsi sngE pregram CAL
.REcREATION INSTRUCTOR
NJ.0O.t4;OQ an. hour ION part
TINE basisl Upholstering, French
enc flaysehool teachers, Apply
partment. sO4a 18TH street, North
Arlington, Virglnla. or cail JAek.
son 1-fSO0, ext. sol.
RESEARCH CHEMISTS. white. rs.
~ q PhD days. salary open
Y WOOD PERSONNEL. suite 2ae.
5 5w ~ sldgss 10Th ana n ats.
RESEARCH STATISTICS, white,
must have MA. Prefer some EXP
. $1,000. 5 days. v. WOOD PER-
sONNEL, Suite. 212 Southern
hiaE 10Th and X sts, NV. pI
STATISTICAL TYPISTS, white
TEMPORARY; exec. tBM electromat-
ie 3 weeks up. 81 10 Sc so Der
hr. Immediate. v. WOOD PER-
SONNET. Suite 232, Southern
Bldg 18th and II sta. NV. DI.
WHITE COUPLE, middle aged no
children, A. caretakers Of SIAM
Nv apts. In Congress agts. Oh
neat. husband may maintain his
regular employment. WIN give
modern bsmt. apt. as major por-
ton OF rent IN exchange for SER
vices. Box JOLT, Star.
WANTED. colored man. woman or
couple 70 operate q general store
IN nearby Maryland; home and
salary: excel. opportunity for
right person. Call after 4 pm
Mon. through Thurs. ia. g-s42I
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Reservations 0lrl-S22b

Reservations 0lrl-$225
rsI,snahIl iIisnaly ~ shs lgPa.
vel needed ~ onte Tor ialAftalinn
public enntact dutieI N 4 toun-
town reservations ol1ce, Halp a..
fhnee retefvntlena street tlatelgla
hnn tieIlofH, etc NMN NANCY
Lkk 1f1 Wanhlnfton blde, MM
h.ifAt ltmp eeltlCel, Nhlta
nksfDENr MANAuNn = ons Of
Washlnsion'a finest luxury apart
mentT desires the services Of a
top hlght Tfaldenl manalar. Nunt
BE- capable Of handllna All phases
Of apt house operations ana eon-
tact with tenants on . hiah level.
fop aalafr and pleasant at. M
pliss eonAdsniIai. Boz IN n. star
nEsIDKNr mANAoEn, for nav air
cone cone tt ese.sa Yps got e'se'ep-
peusnes REQUIRED. Apply m, 5lp.
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ons-sifl ofAcsi experienced N sea-
o. hookk kefuinTi h-dsy vi falaFy
asle o. ave OIL sps- 10.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

Smith, of Lewes and Mrs. Samuel N.
Tammany, of Newport
Graveside services only we're held
on Thursday, at p. m, IN the old
churchyard of ST. Peters Church,
with burial IN the family plot. Offici-
ating was the rector, the Rev.
Frank L. Moon.
Benjamin o. Wilson, 72, a native
of Lewes, died Sunday night in Bur-
lington County Hospital. in Mt.
Holly. N. ]. Since the death of his
wife, Mrs. Ella Wilson. last Novem-
ber, he had been living with his
daughter, Mrs. Freda McCogg, in
Mapleshade. N. ].
He was retired employee of
the Lewes Street Department. In
addition to Mrs. McCogg, he leaves
three other daughters, Mrs. Sara
Wyatt, Lewes; Mrs. Anna Long.
Millsboro; Mrs. Ethel Jones, Mil
ford, and four sons, Thomas of Sea-
ford; Lester of Mt. Holly; Harry of
Mapleshade and Burton of Milton.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at p. m, in the Nelson
Funeral Home, here, conducted by
the Rev. A. Edward Dougherty,
former pastor of Bethel Methodist
Church. Burial was made i'm Lewes
Methodist Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

1859 are as follows: President, Joan
Knapp; vice president, Mrs. John
Souder; secretary, Barbara Orton
and treasurer, Vera Maull.
The association was organized
in 1914 and is a non-profit organi-
zation operated by the mothers of
the kindergarten children.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Nell Kilgore Posey
of Lancaster, Pa, and the Rev. DIR.
William Leishman, of Lewes, Stated
Clerk of the New Castle Presbytery,
which took place in Lancaster, Sat-
urday, May "a.
The bride is a retired teacher
having taught 80 years in Column
bia, Pa, schools.
DIR. Leishman was retired last
October as pastor of the Lewes
Presbyterian Church, which he had
served for thirty-four years. A ma
tive of Edinburgh, Scotland, he
came to this country as a young
man and was graduated from the
Princeton Theological Seminary in
1915.
The wedding was in the First
Presbyterian Church of Lancaster.
The nuptials was performed by the
pastor, the Rev. John NJ. Gordon,
assisted by DIR. Leishman's son, the
Rev. II. Kenyon Leishman, pastor
of the Ebensburg, Pa, First Pres
byterian Church. Other members of
his family attending the ceremony
was another son, Mr.. Walter Leish-
man and his family of Jenkintown,
Pa, and his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Massey
Jr., of 500 Sflverside Rd., Whining
ton, Del.
DIR. Leishman, who has been re-
siding az The Stan-Moore Arms
since his retirement, has taken an
apartment at Lewes in the Car
penter House on Pilot Town Road,
where he and his wife are now
making their home.
Mrs. Evadne Knapp of Lewes,
newly elected president of the Sus-
sex County Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, was recent
ly inducted into Office at installa-
ton ceremonies in the Seaford Inn,
by Mrs. LA Boyden, of Wilmington,
state president of the BPWC.
Mrs. Kemper is the owner of
the Evadne Dress in Lewes and
Rehoboth Beach, and this season
will operate the Evadne Surf Shop
on the boardwalk.
other new officers installed were
Miss Rosalind Rawlings, of Reho-
both Beach, vice president; DR..
Elizabeth Phillips, of Georgetown,
Corresponding Secretary; Miss Myr-
tie jefferson of Georgetown, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. Kathryn
Wall, of Rehoboth, Treasurer.
The next meeting of the Sussex
County Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held June 21,
at the presidents residence at lis
Savannah Road, Leweg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ackerman
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30

and Mr.. and Mrs Walter Glesner,
all of Washington, d. c., will arrive
in Lewes today, Thursday, to spend
the Memorial Day weekend as
guests of Miss Sally Carter at her
cottage on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FutcheF,
Jr., and family of New York, are
spending the holiday weekend here
with Mr.. Futcher's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Custis at their resi-
dence on Fourth Street.
Mrs. Samuel West has returned
home after spending few days in
Wilmington, with friends and rela-
tives
Mrs. James P. Prettyman, is MAX
ing visit in Wilmington, at this
writing with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah West Conwell, of
Lewes, member of one of this towns
best known families who was ia
miliarly known as Aunt Sallie-
Del". died on her ninety-fifth birth
day, Monday, MAY 25th, in the Reebe
Hospital, where she had been
patient the past 10 days.
recently S0e 0dQ Dee0 living at
the Kitchens Nursing Home at Mas
sau, outside Lewes. She was the
widow of Capt. Lewes Delaware
Conwell, Delaware River pilot,
who was named for his home town.
Until her recent Illness she had
lived most of her married life in
the historic Conwell homestead on
Mulberry st. Born and raised in
Lewes, she was the daughter the
late James Marshall and Eleanor
Kitchens Marshall.
Educated in the Lewes Union
School that was erected on the site
of the present Beebe Hospital, in
1875, she was member of the
second graduating class iE 1881.
She belonged to ST. Peters Episco-
pal Church, and for many years
sang in the church choir.
Her only Immediate survivors
are several nephews and nieces
including Mrs. Marian Barnes
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
LEWES


Mrs. Frank Shapiro, chairman OF
the recently formed Lewes Mental
Health Comittee, has announced the
next meeting will be open to the
public and all those interested are
invited. 1t will be held Wednesday
evening, June 4, In the Bethel Eel
-lowship Hall, Lewes. at D. m.
The guest speaker will be Shell
don Schwiedel, psychiatric social
worker and associate director, Men
tai Health Association of Delaware
Mrs. Schwiedel will show a spe-
cial film on mental health. He will
speak on the film,y which will deal
with mental health problems in the
community. A discussion composed
of a question and answer period
will follow.
A special meeting of the Lewes
Mental Health Committee was re-
Gently held in the lounge of the new
Methodist Fellowship Hall This
meeting was held for further prep
aration in the forming of a Lewes
Mental Health Chapter. The meet
ing was opened by the Lords Pray
er. led by Stanley Miller, Sr. Mrs.
Frank Shapiro, chairman, presided
and gave resume of the previous
meeting.
Merton Berger, executive direc-
tor of the Mental Health Association
of Delaware, cited some facts of
the history of the association in
this state. He also reviewed the
purposes of a mental Health Chap
ter. One service being programs to
At any particular groups need.
Educational programs and volun-
teer services were the main areas
stressed.
In a general discussion following,
on proposed aims and functions of
b the committee, various local needs
and possible action were examined.
Evergreen Forest No. 40, Tall
Cedars, of Lebanon, will hold their
Annual Harding Night" Cere-
monial in the Lewes, Fire Hall,
Wednesday evening, June 4th.
The June meeting is traditionally
held in Lewes each year to COM
memorate the making Tall Cedar
at Sight" the late President Warren
G.. Harding, in June 1928.
A street parade will precede the
meeting, as usual.
Complete arrangements for this
big affair are in the hands of the
Lewes Tall Cedars, headed by DR..
G.. w. Wiltbank and Mr.. Irving
Gillis; and big time is assured to
all who attend.
The Professional show will be
high class, and the refreshments
will be bountiful.
A large attendance Is expected.
The Officers and Ranger Units
and the "GreenHats" who attended
the National Convention of Tall
Cedars OF Lebanon, in Philadelphia
recently, reported having a grand
time. They participated in the man.
moth parade and made very
creditable showing.
Next May the National Conven-
tion will be held in Atlantic City,
N. j.
The Lewes Kindergarten Asso-
citation presented its eighth Com
mencement Exercises on Sunday,
May 25th in the Tewes School Audi
torium at 200 p. m.
The new officers for the year OF
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
USE T-4-L BECAUSE

II sloushs off infected skin. Exposes
more germs TO IFS killing action. IN
HOUR. II nor pIeosed with STRONG, in
sfons drying T-4-L liquid. your 4se back
of uny drug store. Use T-4-l FOOT
POWDER foo-gives q film of ontisepfie
protection. Now of Ruguins Phormaey.
5-l6-3f
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
SoIdier-Furmer
Role Urged For
Israel Girls

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
Premier David Ben Gurion
has called on young women
to join Nahal, the army's
soldier-farmer corps.
Addressing the fourth
Nahal national rally, the
Premier said that only half
as many girls as young
men joined tn e corps,
which is stationed in Is
raeIs border areas in new
settlements. He called this
an "untenable" situation.
The corps commander,
Col. Itamar Ben Barak,
told the rally that a num-
Der of foreign nations are
studying NahaPs structure
with an eye to introducing
similar units. These coun-
tries, he said, include Bur-
ma, Ghana, Liberia, and the
Philippines.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

Mrs. ISakoff came to Tue
son with her family 5 and p
years ago from Baltimore.
SHE Is A first vice-presi-
dent of Congregation Anshei
Israel SiSterhood and current
ly is chairman for the groups
paid up membership lun-
cheon which will be held Nov.
10 at Cong. Anshei Israel
auditorium.
Mrs. ISakoff also is a mem
Der of Midbar Hadassah and
the H a d a S a h Bowling
League.
Here is Mrs. Isakoff's fav-
orite recipe:
Red Devil Nut Cake
2 cups sifted flour
1 Il teaspoons soda
l teaspoon salt
11/3 cups sugar
2 teaspoons Instant Coffee
p cup shortening
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 a cups milk
2 eggs, unbeaten
q cup chopped nuts
3 squares unSWeetened
chocolate, melted
Measure into sitter flour,
soda, salt, sugar and instant
coffee. Place shortening in
mixing bowl; stir to soften.
Sift in dry ingredients. Add
vanilla and a4 cup milk; mix
until flour is dampened. Beat
2 minutes in mixer at a low
speed or 300 vigorous strokes
by hand. Add rest of milk,
eggs, nuts, melted chocolate.
Beat l minute more. Pour
into two round creased 9-inch
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Tau Delta Club

The Parents and Wives
Club of Tau Delta Phi will
hold its first evening meeting
Nov. 9 at 7:30 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Paul FEEDER, 4O2
Downing Lane.
Husbands are invited and
a social hour will follow the
business meeting. A success
full brunch with over Is pres
ent was held Oct. II under
the direction of Mrs. Samuel
Bernstein. Discussed at the
brunch was the possibility of
organizing a chapter in the
Phoenix area.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Servicemen's SocioI

The Junior Hostess Com
mitee of the armed forces
committee has planned a
sports social for Nov. 2 at the
Center. The affair begins at
3 pm. with a buffet supper
at 6 pm. and dancing follow
ing.
All single girls 18 and over
and servicemen are invited to
attend.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
PUppef Show Given

A puppet Show will be pre-
sented today by Chapter GLIB
of B'nai Birth w om e n.
Shows will be presented at 10
am, 11:45 am. and 1:30 pm.
at Mansfield Junior High.
Harold Friedly will present
the Hansel and Gretel puppet
show.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Bus Mifzvuh
Observation-Disclosures

IIIIIlnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Hyalie LipSon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lipson,
will be Bas Mitzvah Nov. IA
at 8 pm. at Cong. Anshei IS
rael.
Hyalie is an eighth grade
student at Doolen Jun o r
High. She is a member of
GAA, and a school cheer-lead-
er. She studies the piano and
is a member of the Al. junior
high group.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Maybe She'll Be A Betsy Nevmon

MILWAUKEE, (JTA)-Twelve year-old Susie Neuman
may qualify modern Betsy Ross of these days
She designed an American flag incorporating 49th
star Alaska a handsewn replica to President
Eisenhower To her delight, she received reply from
White House. assuring her that her design would get
thoughtful consideration.
Susie prepared the flag design for contest sponsored
by the Milwaukee Jewish Community Center Day Camp.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Ny Fovorife Recipe
For Company Treat Try
A Red Devil Nut Cake

The is intriguing enough, but the taste of this
cake is more sensational.
It's Red Devil Nut Cake-the favore recipe of Mrs.
Sol Isakof hobbies bowling baking and raising
her children Billy II p and Rose 61a.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

MRS. SOL ISAKOFF
pans. Bake in moderate oven.
$3.50 degrees F. 25 to 30
minutes. Cool.
Ice with your favorite
chocolate or vanilla icing.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Come Rain, Come Shine
HillWood Is Beautiful

said she thought that she
had. Then she asked Nine.
Menshikov n she had ever
seen the famous collection Of
czarist gold art In the Herm-
itage In Leningrad. Mrs.
Menshikov replied that she
had not. but that she ex-
pected 10 see them when she
returned 10 Russia.
Spanish Greeted
Being greeted from all sides
was the Spanish Ambassador.
who asked Mrs. Post 10 be
one OF the hostesses TO enter
tain In honor OF Prince Juan
Carlos OF Spain. Mrs. Post Is
giving a dinner at Hillwood
In his honor on Friday eve-
ming. Also from the Spanish
Embassy were the Jaime
Albas, dashing young Santi-
ago de Churruca. one Of
Washington's 10 most eligi-
BILE bachelors" and the Luis
de Pedrosos.
Washington dowagers chose
the high French chairs In the
dining room hall from which
TO watch the party: among
them was Mrs. Lesley j. Nc
Nair.
Mrs. d. Buchanan Aunt
Bessie" Merryman came in
early. and Mrs. j. Hamilton
Lewis and Mrs. McCook Knox
were enjoying a lively con-
versation by a coffee urn.
Mrs. Lewis was later look
ing for former Ambassador
James Cromwell. whom she
had promised a rae, ana VINO
had borrowed an umbrella
and was out viewing the
garden in the rain.
Just of a charming break
fast room with sprays Of yell
low orchids and hydrangeas
reflected in a mirrored ceiling
beside a cherub fountain. the
Russian Ambassador and Mr..
James Lawrence Houghteling
we're conversing in Russian.
Mr.. Houghteling was with
the State Department in
Russia during the revolution.
He is the author of "A His
tory Of the Russian Revolu-
ton" Mrs. Houghteling. the
former Laura Delano. and
Evening star., 1958-05-06
B'nQi Birth
Luncheon Set

The annual luncheon
fashion show and installa-
ton of new officers of B'nai
Birth Women, Argo, will be
held at noon tomorrow in
the Indian Spring Country
Club.
Honor guests will be Nine.
Abba Eban, wife Of the Is
raeli Ambassador. She will
be presented with a doll
dressed in an exact replica
of a gown worn by Mrs. Eban
during the recent observance
of the 10th anniversary Of
the founding of the state of
Israel.
Mrs. Morris Gewirz will be
installed as honorary presi-
dent of the group and Mrs.
Reuben j. Marks will begin
Office as the new president.
Included among the list of
new officers are. Mrs. Jacob
Sokol. first vice president;
Mrs. Reuben Klaben, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs.
Louis l. Prawde, recording
secretary; Mrs. Sidney Wolf,
treasurer; Mrs. Marshall
Coyne, parliamentarian; Mrs.
Meyer Goldberg, historian
and Mrs. Joseph Richman,
counselor.