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OF tar1n reduction benefits in
the two areas.
State Department associates
Of Mr.. Dillon, the diplomat in
charge Of shaping this coun-
try's foreign economic policy,
declined to comment on Mr..
Dillon's tour.
eve Aren't Talking"
I'VE just aren't talking about
It." one close associate said.
Mr.. Dillon is scheduled to ar
rive in London today, proceed
to Brussels on Thursday, to
Bonn on Friday, to Paris the
same day, and return to WASH
ington next Monday.
Despite official secrecy, ex-
perts concede two things. The
nrst is that the United States
Is rather skeptical about the
European Free Trade Associa-
ton established by seven ma
lions November 20 Fin Stock
holm: The second is that this
country is concerned that it
might be excluded from the
greater flow of trade expected
10 follow. tariff reductions in the
areas of the two trade groups.
Western diplomats in WASH
ington have sought to assure
the State Department there is
no need to be worried. Norwe-
sian and Danish ENJOYS called
en- Mr.. Dillon last week to in
form him there is good chance
q Netherlands proposal will be
adopted. This would provide for
a joint Common Market-EFTU
program of tariff reductions
that would embrace not only
members of the two trading
blocks but a wide range of
countries, including the United
States.
+ May Alter Views
: Diplomats of EFTU coun-
tries in Washington privately
said it is hoped the Dillon visit
may change the thinking of
many American experts that
the lassociation Of t4e seven:
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Item Defeated

A Junior Village committee
member said such recommended
tions were deleted at the last
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Mr.. and AIrs James Hart and
daughter NIalNdel, were in Chris
tiansburg for the week end where
they attended the wedding of Mrs.
Harris sister Miss Helen Marie
Whitlock, to Douglas Meredith, Sat-
urday at the Cedar Springs Union
Church
Mr. and Mrs Forrest Pillow and
son. of R C h m n d, visited his
mother, Mrs. Clara Pillow, during
the week end
Miss Louise Cowan returned to
Richmond Friday after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs
Emma x. CoWan.
Winston Morton, of Richmond
visited his mother, Mrs. w S. Nor
ton, recently.
Those who attended the Virginia
Hospital Association Institute for
nursing PERSONAL at the University
Of Virginia in Charlottesville Friday
were Miss Rena Berry, Mrs. Mar
garet Beaslev, Mrs. Vera Harring-
ton. Miss Mary C. Womack and
Joseph James.
MI and Mrs Billy Bunch visited
her parents, Dr. anG Mrs r. s.
Daniel, in Roanoke Rapids. N. c.,
during last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warner and
family were week end guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Tap
scott, III Scottsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt 0. Smith
visited her brother, J G.. Shannon,
and Mrs Shannon this week en-
route from Florida to their home
in Akron, Ohio
H. J Hubbard, Jr., and daughter,
Lynn. of Sedley. were week end
guests Of his mother, Mrs. Hubbard,
and sister. YRS Connie ellis
Nlr. and Mrs G. w hawthorne,
Jr. and family, Of Lynchburg,
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawhorne. during the week end.
Miss Liza HaskinS. Of Appomat-
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Mrs. q Al Alien VIII ne HI CraWe
Thursday for the 88th BIRTHDAY
celebration Of her mother, Mrs.
John Holmes
Mr.. Emma Anthony win attend
the Virginia TB Association meeting
at the Hotel jefferson in Richmond
Tuesday through Thursday Mrs.
Anthony Will be accompanied By
Mrs. Matthew Lyle Of the ziate
board Of directors Of Kew vile.
Mr.. william Harding. Of Rich
mond. was the guest Of her Sister,
Mrs. George johnson, last week
Mrs. Q. O. Hamlet visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Christine Bailey N
Altavista during the week end.
W. H. Wilkerson. of Lynchbura
spent the week end here with hi.
family
Mr aad AIl Richard Wat- nj
Hartford Conn. weFe recent 4fsa III
Of their daushter, Mrs Jane+ WAN
son, and family
Mr and Mrs.. Lindv Hagi
visited her mother MaS Y P Gaa-
nault III Appomattox dnias l5sI
Week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Local Order OF
The Eastern Star
Instdlls Officers

Robert Norris Chapter No. $50,
Order OF Eastern Star, Farmville
held a. special meeting Tuesday
evening, March 81. at the Masonic
Hall Tor the installation of officers
Officers installed for the coming
year include the following: worthy
matron. Mrs. Anthelia Bloomfield:
worthy patron. Tom Bloomfield: as
sociate matron. Mrs. Ethelyn Gar
ner: associate patron. Harry Gar
ner. secretary Mrs Maxine Fran
els, treasurer. Mrs Rozella Gates.
conductress. Mrs. Elsie Mann. as
soclate conductress. Miss Josephine
fowler. chaplain. Mrs. Elols e
Tucker; marshal Mrs Shirley Ep-
pard, organist. Mrs. Lillian Bar
rett; Adah. Mrs. Margaret LeVeque
Ruth, Mrs. Adelaide Edwards Es-
Their, MIS- Mamie Fulcher; Mar
tina, Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs. Electa,
Mrs Nell Harris. Warder. Mrs.
Eulalia Payne: and sentinel, Will
liam n Fulcher
1.-The installing officers for the &C.
caslon We're: Jackie Tucker. Mes
danes Mabel johnson. Flora Mae
Simmons. Lillian Barrett and Stel-
line Hubbard. and Alvin Simmons.
Lawrence Bailey presented jewels
from the chapter to the retiring
nlatron and patron, Mrs. Elizabeth
s. Jacobs and James B Jacobs
A social hour followed the meet
ing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
AlphaSigmaAlpha
Plans Observance
Of Virginia Day

Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority viii
hold It's tenth annual Virginia State
Day April II Eleven O'Clock VIII
find representatives from three col
lege chapers and Virginia and Dis
tlct Of Columbia alumnae chapters
registering at the Colony CLUB,
Hotel Jefferson, Richmond.
The honored guests viii hold a
discussion OF the sorority through
the years. Guests are the National
President. Mrs. Robert Grady. Of
Orangc, National Editor. Mrs. E
H. Crompton. Jr. Of Richmond:
National Historian. MR. Charles
Hamilton Of Alexandria. National
Constitution Chairman, Mrs. Wal
lace Gambler, Richmond. the first
National President. Mrs. Edna FL
Gan jones of shephardS. and one
Of the fiye original founders Of the
sorority which was started in 1901
at Lonewood College MIS-. H Z
Gillian OF Richmond
a film oil the 1883 National Con
ventioa VI Galen Hall Pennsyl-
rania viii be ShoWa
Mrs James Francis is chairman
Of State Day Members of her com
nlittee are Mrs c R Finch. Mrs
A. 4. Maenusdal and MIS-. Lewis
Schunann
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
Personal Mention

Mrs Charles R. Davis and son,
Josh, Of Yorktown. were overnight
guests Tuesday of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. F. j. Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Jones
and family, Of Greensboro. N. c..
spent last week end with her
mother, Mrs. E. j. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. FallWell. of
Norfolk, are guests of Mrs. Shelton
Whitaker.
Charles Shorter, Jr.. spent the
week end in Madisonville with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Shorter.
Ann Scott Thompson, Of Clarks-
vile, was a recent guest Of her
aunt. Mrs Robert Burger, and
family
Mrs. j a m e S Lancaster spent
Easter week end with her son-in-laW
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs John
Roberts, in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Fretwen were
holiday guests Of their daughter
Mrs Cordell Sanford, and family
in Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sprye ID Rocky Mount. N. c., for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Brightwell,
Of Bristol. were guests of her
mother. Mrs. NJ. H McNamee. in
the A. n. Fore home for the Easter
holidays The Brightwells al o
visited Mr. and Mrs. c. w Harris
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H Hanbury
have returned from a trip to Green
vile, s. c., where they attended
the Greenville Kennel Club dog
show Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee Pear
son Of Richmond. were week end
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Boyd Balm.
Mrs W B Whltloek has re-
turned to stiansburg after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs James Hart
and family.
Nj. and MIS-. James Arlington
and family of Alexandria, have
been guests Of his brother. Murray
Arlington, and family.
W. |. womack. Of Durham. Nc,
was a recent guest Of his mother,
MIS-. Elto Schroeder.
Easter guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Z Cumbev were her Sis
ter. Mis-. j. A. Edwards. and Mr.
Edwards. Of Richmond, and h c i
brother. George B Wood, Of River
dale, Md.
Recent guests OF Mrs C. L. Bur
rell were Miss Sue Gillian ard her
mother Mrs, l. p Gillian, Of Far
fax. and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Nc
Damn Of Chase City.
Miss BertIe Morton. Of the Ham
lett School Of Nursing IN Hamlet.
NJ c.. who has been spending her
vacation with her parents, MI. and
Mrs Walter Morton, Will return 70
school Friday.
Miss Katherine Eabel spent the
week end III Blnketille with her
mother, Mrs. J M Habel
Faye Hamilton has returned from
a trip TO New York City with her
aunt Mrs. e. 3. Sheffield, Of Rich
mond
Mrs. Z. O. CLARK and Mrs.. I5lla
Thompson visited relatives N Rich
nond recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-07
C;u5 Ca'ei,du,.

Women n thn NIor6ay.
-..l4I ,,-l.4., 80 4oA.--.
Board of Directors of the Junior !
Senior II 0 II ans Club, Inc
"Wednesday. April +. - p8a a1
the club house. Meeting required
BY the CONSTITUTION.
Junior Homan's CIub-TuaSday
April pm. al The ciub hoHse
Business meeting with Installation
Of officers and facts Oh Fedora
tion Speaker. Mrs Howard Fer4u-
son. j.
International Rel ations study
Group. AiIW-Wednesday. April
6. 8 pm, al LongWood Alumnae
House. Discussion leader. MIS-. NJ.
H Bittineel
B and PW Observation-Disclosures
Longwood Mouse THURSDAY. Apgii
3. at 6.a5 for members and vies
Installation Of Officers
Gray Wilkefson Me Richmond
has been fila gie FL IA nosaeI-
Ms Everett Nil6c1snM
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housewares
Wushinaton store o.Lv

MMOuuSV W 0E'CS
Washington o.dy
s orig. 1895 barbecue srills, 24"---------lS.SS
copp srsdh hood und motorized
20 orig. 1895 barbecue sriIIs. 24"--------l4.SS
Z orig. 1895 barbecue sriIls. z4'--------- 1885
npotoSlsd sphond wen obinst
! orig. 1913 barbecue grill, ~" ---------lS.SS
motor soppsi1sd hood cnd storage shelf ,ooo
! orig. 1895 barbecue grill, Z4----------lS.SS
hnotor sp, ondd ruf' control 80
50 orig. 1898 personal clothes dEyeT--------l.SO
Honss over doore oiuchss ~ol nm
50 orig 70 OsFows "Sporkle liquid detergent, SSc
"a homes nd woshns
20 ORIG. 4o5 "chothom" both seoIes -------3.SS
Discontinued model Choice Of eoIor' An
10 orig. l.49 plostie utility bosns- 4Sc
Red. nm
l orig. 4.49 plostie wostebosket
24-avor OF eoIors ~on
I orig. 1898 pIostie wostebosket- ----------2.SS
nm
| orig. sos pIostie clothes homper
Vsn,iasd Green.
! orig. 1873 open-top clothes homper- SSc
orig. 4.9s pIostie utility oiI-------------l.4S
Goy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

gathered at q loading dock In
Pikeville but there were no dis
orders.
"We're just waiting to see
what's going to happen In
court they told newsmen. I'VE
can't let mines operate without
a contract. We're here to win"
Says Pit Won't Reopen
Robert Holcomb. president Of
the Pike County operators. said
the pits were idle today and
will stay that way until the
court decides on the order"
Carson Hibbits. president Of
UNIV District 30. commenting
on the injunction request, said:
II am confident we win gel
fair and impartial treatment
from all concerned"
Mr.. Hibbitts said the union
is "a law-abiding organization
and will abide by whatever de.
cision the courts may hant
down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

justify or warrant sending
troops there"
UNIV officials were unavail-
able for comment.
Mr.. Lewis said that unless
relief in the form Of protection
is granted, over $4,000 citizens
will be destitute and on relief. I"
The UNIV strike for q $24.25
"a day wage scale has slowed
production in six counties:
Those mentioned by Mr.. Lewis,
and also Harlan and Bell.
Operators say they cannot pay
the So day increases and stay
in business.
Court Order Sought
Earlier today. the Pike
County Coal Operators Asso-
citation asked Circuit Court for
a temporary restraining order
against the union I'll limit 1t to
peaceful picketing." \
Circuit Judge James Stephen.
son said he would rule on the
petition later today. The petit
ton charged that the UNIV
"is resorting to violence to keep
the mines closed"
approximately 800 pickets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

of their lives because Of in
timidation by the United Mine
Workers Union"
Mr.. Lewis, q Lexington at
torney. asked that the opera
tors be given a chance to per-
sonally present their case to
Mr.. Eisenhower.
In Washington, White House
Press Secretary James c. Hag-
erty said the Lewis request had
been received, but he declined
comment.
Mr.. Lewis said appeals to
county officials and to Gov.
A. B. Chandler for assistance
have failed.
Chandler Refuses to Act
Yesterday, Gov. Chandler re-
iected a request that National
Guardsmen be dispatched to
the coal fields. He said State
police have the situation in
hand.
Gov. Chandler today said Mr.
Lewis telegram lis just some
thing, in my opinion. to gel
publicity. 1t is the height o.
publicity"
The Governor said he ha'
received no reports of any in
eidents happening which woulC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Women Drivers

DETROIT. - The Nations
70. 63l. 900 licensed drivers drove
their automobiles an average Of
SOTO miles each during 1857 for
a record total of 643 billion
miles. Forty per cent Of the
licenses were issued to women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

ter yesterday. A spokesman
said his condition was salts
factory.
Mr.. Thomas. 81. recently re-
tired from managing q radio
station he partly owns In Apple
Valley, a desert community
north Of Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

| Eosy automatic wosher -----------l7S.SS
1858 mode. 2spssd 2.eyes. With vds return
! Eosy de luxe automatic wosheT -------- l0O.0S
model. 2spesd 2,eyes. With vds return.
Eosy de luxe conjunction wosher-dyers 2SS.SS
1888 model.
&c 40" electric range ----l4S.9S
1883 model.
Astral apartment refrigerator 1895
Roomy.
! G-E refrigerator freezer -47S.SS
model 10 cubic
| Feeders 7h-omp. air conditioner 1895
"a hp.
| &C 7h lamp. dir conditioner -----l4S.SS
1858 model "a hp.
! Coolerotor IVA -omp. dir conditioner 1895
1888 model. Big 400 BTU cool eopoety.
LqnsburUhs-MAJoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sixth Floor
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Baritone Thomas
Has Minor Surgery

Los ANGELES. Mar. 10
AP).-Baritone John Charles
Thomas underwent minor surg
cry at the UCLA Medical Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
linens

Is orig. 1913 imported linen cloths 2.SS
Imported InsueIoth wi Swiss style olop 52S52" ~~o
7 orig. 4.98 linen cloths -----------3.OS
Imported Insneloi wihS wi style eaIop 52x7o oo~
oriq. 998 imported linen cloths ----------- 6.S0
Imported with Swiss style seulIop 1850" ~~
is ORIG. 1880 cotton end royon dumosk sets $50
Pose eoors. 64xlo4" with u hopkins nm
70 orig. ESQ lace cloths .-----------------S Sc
eoron cloth 52x7o". . nm
5 orig. l4.95 embroidered dinner sets ---S.JS
Em.ro eu~ork 6-xo6 u hopkins
80 oriq. l.99 cotton doilies ---------- 0Sc
Cotton doles eoion osondy decoration llsl5". IN
n oriq. 2.3o cotton doilies -----------------I0c
Cotton cotton orsondy dseorohon 12xls".
LINENs-Wash.nOton Floor: PARK, First Floor
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Coal OwnersAsk Action
Of President in Strike

PH<EvIILE KY Mar 10 Cap Coal operators involved in
union strike petoned President Eisenhower today for Fed
eral troops to restore order in Eastern Kentucky
telegram signed by Joseph Lewis said residents Of
Perry Knott Letcher Pike Counties ve In mortal fear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

rugs
Washington store only
orig. zl.5o wool Wilson rug. e'x2' So
orig. 5o.3s wool Wilton rug l2x25"---SI 8
Embo
orig. 63.lo wool twist rug, l2'x3I"- $40
orig. 5l.7S wool twist rug. l2'x51l"- $40
orig. 1895 wool Wilton rug. s'xl2' ------49.95
Bstss.
! orig. el.45 wool Wilton rug. l2'x4's"- S38
Tone on.one Nu'io
I orig 7o.4s wool Wilton rug. l2'x4'5"- ---S54
Beiss.
! orig. l34.s5 wool Wilton rug. lz'xe6"- $32
Beige.
orig 6s.44 wool Wilton rug, lz'x54"- $40
Sandaw
I orig 69e5 Orient inspired wool rug. o'xl2 S34
orig. 22.95 sondron vinyI foOreoverins 9xl5, SIG
Rug design
orig 1888 Forecast vinyI fIoOreOverns, sxl2 Sl2
design
orig 1887 Forecast viny fooreoverins. sxls. Sl4
kondw white diomond design
'''s' '''>' -'~' ''' sic
Shos rvsd
orig. 1873 Forecast vinyI fIooreoverns. 9xlo7".
Cork
I orig S.94 Forecast viny fIooreoverns. s'x6 S.
Blocker whit dumond . -, =, man
! orig. 5.96 Forecast viny fIooreoverns, s'x4---$2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Floor
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chiIdrem'S wear
Washington and LonsIey Pork
50 ORIG. 400 and 500 girls cotton dresses - I.0S
Nony STYLES nd Sizss ITO a.
Washington store only
80 orig. $50 to 7.99 jr. deb wool skirts -. l.SS
Slim IS.
Lou,burohs-JR DEB WEAR-WGshtnOton, Fourth Floor
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Washington end LsnsIey Park
1000 yards orig. 81 to 1876" wide
drapery, slipcOVer fabrics

Csc ,.rs
Choose from polished cotons EveoozeD ehntzes ond some
cotton soiIcIoths Documentary prints oroe and snnoll
fIoros stripes novelty potterns ond chldrens prints os
we'll os plain coors in decorator tones. SO" wide
FABRICS-WdShtHotoH Fourth Floor;
Pork LoWer Level
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ADVERTISEMENT
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intimate apparel

Washinson end Lon9Iey Pork
orig. 1898 nyIon body doll poiamos- -4.49
Double shssrB uk.Msd
10 ORIG. 1923 nylon woItz gowns ----------4.49
Double Of blue Broken -
3 orig. 1898 royon crepe long gowns Abs
IS orig 1873 nyIon trieOt pettieoots --------4
oeehi White block TO in the = -
- orig. 500 nyIon trieot or lace pettieoots 2SS
10 in the group a. ~~S
! orig. $50 nyion treot long gov" - 2.SS
I orig. 1873 and 1898 nyIon tdeot wotz gowns $3.50
Buso o. smoH mn
3 orig. s.ss nyIon trieot long gowns -4.ss
orio" 5.9o cotton blend woItx gowns --- 2.99
o blue. Smon sire
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Washington end LsnsIey Pork
fabric remnants
u price less!
500 yds. orig 59c-4.98
dressy fabrics
29c-249
Silks oyons ocetotes Docons++ ArneD tiocetote, nyons
and blends &C to As" wide, "a to "a yord lengths.
800 yds. orig. 59c-3.98 I'D.
cotton remnants
59c.SS8 I'd
Solid coors prints coons embroideres. novelties.
Perfect for ~ordrobe and accessories. 3o-42 wide,
81 to | "a yord lengths.
$50 yds. orig. 25O-5.98
wool remnants
l25.299 ,4
Wooend worsteds ond wool blends Topper weight skirt
nos weeds soue woos mohor loops. hopsockno crepes
ond sutinos. $3.50" wide. to v yord lengths.
FABRICS THIRD LGnov Park, First Floor
fabrics

Washington and LsnsIey Pork
At yds orig. 2.9S wool skirt lengths. each - LIZ
onsy ord lengths o skirts. Puids. t~ssds novelties.
FABRICS-WGshtnOtoH Third Floor Langley Park First Floor
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teIeViSiOn
-. -.

Washington store only
! RcA de luxe portable, IA" -l34.SS
Bultin on,e do'k filter gloss red tube.
! RCA de luxe portable, "" -lS9.SS
BvItir dork filter gloss evmnl.L tube.
5 RCA de luxe poEtobIes, l7"----l69.9
sYR:i en,enno, foddo~n handler filter gloss.
! RCA console, II" -238.SS
oo' h.' gloss front 'U"i"s' o.mi"i.s! Ybs walnut finish
! RCA lowboy console, n" ---- 269.9S
Povnc'ol with finish.
3 RCA de luxe consoles, II" -289.SS
Swivel bose speok-rj eonhe'i moh -ony finish.
z RCA full door consoles, ~" 289.0S
Alvminized usei dok filter gloss; moho~cny 'inih
! RCA de luxe console, ~" -299.0S
tone contc mohoa finish
Lansbu LoWer Leua
Evening star., 1959-06-21
Cabinet
Daughter
Marries

Secretary Of Labor and
Mrs. James p. Mitchell an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Elizabeth Leah to
Mr.. Francis Andrew Natchez,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Natchez of Philadelphia,
The wedding took place
yesterday at the Church of
the Nativity in Fairhaven,
N. j.. with Msgr. George
@. Higgins. director Of the
Social Action Department Of
the National Catholic We'll
fare Council. officiating.
Miss Ann Higgins was maid
Of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Charlie Koos and
Miss Frances Nee.
Mr.. Andre de Bottom was
best man. Ushers we're Mr..
Peter Belmont and Mr.. VIII
liam Mcbride.
The bride is a 1859 grad
uate Of Stone Ridge Convent
Of the Sacred Heart in Rock
vile. Mr.. Natchez was grad
uated this year from George
town University.
The couple win live in New
York City.
Evening star., 1959-06-21
Foreign Students
To Be Honored

The University Women's
Club. Inc. will honor foreign
students from the American
University Language Center
at 5 pm. tomorrow at the
clubhouse.
Other events tomorrow viii
be a special club tea at 4 pm.
with Mrs. Paul D. Frost.
hostess; q club dinner at 6
pm.
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Miss MYrto Liatis
Wed to Mr.. DENLY

bassy and a close friend Of
the bride, served as her ma
tron Of honor. Mr.. Frank
Saul was Mr.. Denby's best
man.
Three little flower girls
Olga Brumas. Matenia Sa-
kell and Joanna Pilavachi--
passed out rose petals and
rice to the members Of the
congregation. who showered
the bride and bridegroom as
they left the cathedral.
Ioanna's young brothers,
Nicolas and constantin Pila-
vachi, served as the candle
bearers.
Mr.. Denby's ushers were
Mr.. Peter DENLY Of Pitts
burgh, his first cousin. 1t.
Yanni Stephano Of Philadel-
phia; Mr.. Richard Pearson,
Mr.. Arthur Hendrick and Mr..
william Brinckerhof.
The bridegroom's aunt and
Evening star., 1959-06-21

In q centurles-old ritual as
moving as 1t was solemn,
Miss Myrto Liatis. daughter
Of the Greek Ambassador and
Mrs. Alexis Liatis, was mar
ried yesterday to Mr.. George
Cochran DENLY. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Orr DENLY
of this city and The Plains.
Va.
The Greek Orthodox rites
were performed at 4:30
o'clock in st. Sophia Cathe-
dral here by His Eminence
Iakovos. Greek Orthodox
Archbishop of North and
South America. who came
from New York to officiate.
After the betrothal cere-
mony, which formed the first
part Of the service and DUR
ing which the two rings we're
blessed and presented. the
crowning ceremony took
place. Mr.. Manuel Kulukun-
dis, the "paranymphos" or
sponsor. exchanged the bride
and bridegroom's crowns
three times. Then one of
the priests assisting the
archbishop led the couple,
with their hands united.
thrice around the marriage
altar. while all the members
of the clergy chanted the
hymn Of st. John Damascene.
This refers to Isaiah's proph-
ecy Of the birth of Christ.
The archbishop's assistants
were the very Rev. Aimilianos
Laloussis, dean, and the Rev.
John Tavlarides, assistant, Of
the cathedral; the Rev. De-
metrios Kalaris. pastor Of
the SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox
Church in Washington, and
the Rev. Phillip Koutoufas,
the archbishop's deacon.
The cathedral choir sang
all the responses in tradi-
tional Byzantine chant.
After the nuptial sery-
ice, Archbishop Iakovos ad-
dressed the newlyweds with
words Of counsel and ex-
planned to them the meaning
Of the marital sacrament
and the symbols used therein.
Mrs. Michael George Ma
zarakis, wife Of the First
Secretary at the Greek EN-
Evening star., 1959-06-21
Auditory Convention
Bein0 pl0nned

The annual convention Of
the 10th district. American
Legion Auxiliary. will be held
at 10 am. Sunday at Fair
fax Post lit. The auxiliary
will meet with the Legion In
o joint morning session.
The convention is called
to elect 10th district officers
for the year 1959-60. and to
receive district chairman and
unit reports. Fairfax Unit
lit will serve dinner at the
post home.