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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Locke's Injuries
Not Serious After
Truin-Auto Crash

CAPETOWN, South Africa,
Feb. 20 (AP) Golf star Bobby
Locke was injured yesterday in
a car-train collision. His con-
dition today was reported not
serious.
Locke, four times British
Open golf champion, was taken
to a hospital unconscious last
night after an electric train
struck his car on a crossing
outside Capetown. But hospital
authorities said he fully re-
gained consciousness.
He was reported to have null
tiple cuts on the head and face,
but did not appear to have any
limbs injured.
Locke is believed to have
been in the back seat Of the
car. Locke's companion, NJ
Bender. was taken to the hos
pital with a burst eardrum.
Police said that the train hit
the car toward the rear, and
that the car spun around, end
ing about IS yards from the
point of impact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bright sunshine helped to
temper 30-degree tempera-
lures at Bowie today as q crowd
expected to reach 20. 900 moved
into the track in the pines for
what promised to be the first
complete weekend program OF
the meeting.
Ten races had been planned
for this afternoon but a ruling
from the Maryland attorney
generals Office yesterda y
thwarted plans which would
have seen a total of 20 betting
events scheduled over the
Washington Birthdays holiday
week end.
Bowie had planned to ex-
pand four of its programs
from nine to 10 races to make
up four races lost last Satur-
day because of a snowstorm.
Plans called for 10 races to-
day. Monday and the two sue
ceeding Saturdays.
c. Ferdinand Sybert, Mary
land attorney general, ruled
yesterday that the State Rae
ing Commission does not have
the power to grant a 10th race
under existing laws.
But even with the conven-
tional nine races, Bowie officials
aimed to ring up the highest
betting figures of the young
racing season which is off to
a rocky start.
Yes You Will Favored
Yes You Will, owned by Mrs,
Edith l.. Price of Timonium
Md, was seeking his second
straight stakes triumph in the
$4,000 Burch Memorial Handi-
cap. a 6-furlong dash which
drew nine horses. A convincing
winner of the Lincoln at Bowie
on opening day. Yes you Will
was carrying top weight of lls
and was favored at 81 odds.
In the Lincoln. Yes You Will
who once ran for a $4,000
claiming price, beat all but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Roy Coin Group
Given License

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 (AP).-
A June % rematch at the Polo
Grounds between World Heavy
weight Champion Ingemar
JohanSson and Ex-Champion
Floyd Patterson is a bit closer
today, now that Roy COINS
new boxing group finally has a
New York license.
Shortly after the New York
State Athletic Commission
voted unanimously yesterday to
license COINS group. Feature
Sports, Inc, the new promoters
began to talk Of a SIS million
gate with a 500 price for the
best tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
BY the Associated Press

Fabulous Oscar Robertson OF
Cincinnati needs only 10 field
goals tonight against Houston
to eclipse the all-time record
OF 956 set by Elgin Baylor
when he was at Seattle.
But you never know. Only
last year. Gary Phillips oil
Houston held the Big o to IL
points. That's only been done
twice. and Phillips turned the
trick at Houston. They're al
Cincinnati this time.
In fact, 1t is beginning to
look as If about the only major
record Oscar will not have
tucked away when he is grad
uated Is the free throw mark
That's 905 set by Dick Hemric
Of Wake Forest. Big o now has
S03 but he's not one to sell
short. He just might do it.
Tied In Conference
Against Houston, Cincinnati
also will be going for its sew
enth straight victory. At the
moment, the Bearcats are tied
with Bradley for the Missouri
Valley lead. each showing an
81 record. Bradley meets
North Texas State, which has
won only one conference game.
Four other major conferences
are involved in ties that could
be broken tonight. according to
which way the ball bounces.
In the Big Eight, Kansas State
and Colorado are deadlocked
at To; in the Southeastern,
it's Georgia Tech, Kentucky
and Auburn at 90 each; in the
Southwest, SMU. Texas and
Texas AIM, each show a To
mark, and in the Skyline, Utah
and Utah State are deadloceked
at 81.
Kansas State meets Nebraska
tonight and Colorado tangles
with Kansas. The latter has a
large order. Georgia Tech, No.
6 team in this weeks Associated
Press poll, is at Georgia, while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Oscar Needs & Goals
For Another Record

Auburn and Kentucky go al
each others Threats.
All three Southwest leaders
appear to have easy tasks. SMU
plays Texas Christian. which
has won only two conference
games; Texas has a date with
Texas Tech (3-5), and the
aggies go against Arkansa.
which has broken even II
eight games.
/ Until last night, Utah STATE
held undisputed possession o.
the Skyline lead. But Colorado
State University hung a $3.50
defeat on the Aggies and ir
the process snapped their win.
ming streak at II.
The championship Of the
Big Five on the West Coast
also will be decided tonight
when UCLA and Californis
clash. The Uclans kept their
hopes alive last night when
they edged Stanford, 49-48,
They now show a 60 record
compared to I'll for league
leading California, the NCAA
champion.
VPI Takes Title
In other major games last
night, Virginia Tech rode to
its first regular-season South
ern Conference championship
in history by defeating VMI
100-7l. Tech now goes into
the Southern Conference post
season championship tourna-
ment next week as the favorite
The winner of this one will gel
an NCAA berth, so it's more
important than the regular
season crown.
Princeton whipped Dart
mouth, 1860, in overtime ano
Cornell torunced Yale, 84-72
In other major games the re-
suit left Dartmouth still ir
first place in the Ivy League
with a To record, with both
Princeton and Cornell closine
fast, each with 6-3 marks.
Dartmouth plays Penn to-
night, Cornell is at Brown anc
Princeton entertainS Harvard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
u. S. Counting on 3 Girls
For Fast Olympic Start
Conudiun Pair,
Swedish Skier
First Winners
By the Assoeiatsd Pres,

sQUAW VALLEY, Calf.
Feb. 20 (AP).-Uncle Sam
counts on his talented nieces
to get him started today in the
bagging of Winter Olympics
gold medals.
1t was up to a trio of blond
beauties. downhill skiers Penny
Pitou and Betsy Snite. and
figure skating queen Carol
Heiss to get the United States
rolling.
RuSsia's Maria Gusakova
won the ladies 10-kilometer
cross-country ski race today
for Russia's first gold medal.
She was timed in 80 minutes
As seconds for the 6ls-mile
course.
The United States had no
competitors in the event.
The superbly conditioned
Russian women swept the first
four places with their four
competitors in the croSs-coun-
try race.
Liubov Baranova, the 1856
Olympic champion at Cortina.
Italy, was second in 40:04.
The first two championships
went to SiXten Jernberg, Swe-
den'S King of the Skis" in the
30-kilometer Q8.6 niles ski
race, and the spectacular Cana
dian pairs figure skating duo of
Bob Paul and Barbara Wagner.
The Yanks had to settle for a
third-place bronze medal in
the pairs, earned by the hus-
band-wife team of Ronald and
Nancy Ludington of Roxbury,
Mass.
SOviets Are Favored
BY shutdown today the Rus
slams are considered a cinch
to overhaul Sweden and then
really roll it up tomorrow. The
Sunday program includes So
Wet specialties-the biathlon.
a cross-country and rifle shoot
ing event, and the women's
l,500-meter speed skating.
Miss Pitou. of Clifford, N. H,
and Miss Snite, or Norwich, Vt,
couple of seasoned interna-
tionalists at 81, were the
choices over a group of crack
Europeans in the women's
downhill ski race on KT22
mountain, in one of the fea-
lures of the ladies day" pro-
gram.
Miss Heiss, the times
world champion, figured to get
a strong head start in the first
days compulsory competition
of the figure skating champion
ship. The compulsory figures
will be finished tomorrow. The
free skating. in which Carol
dazzles, winds up the event
Monday.
Second Last Time
The attractive, 20-year-old
New York lass was grimly de-
termined to win the Olympic
gold medal and fulfill a prom
Use she made to her mother.
See OLYMPICS, Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Rocing Resumes
At Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
FEB. 20 (AP). - The Charles
Town Jockey Club plans to re-
sumo racing today with the
program planned for yesterday.
featuring the $4,000 Yellow
stone Park race.
Icy roads in the area caused
by the snowstorm that bat
tered West Virginia, forced the
track to call of yesterdays
racing, 1t was the first cancel.
lation Of the current 58-day
meeting which ends Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Co|oniaIs Try
To Bar Terps
From Title

Basketball starts moving out
of this area like a lion tonight
as Maryland and George Wash
ington stage a grand climax to
the Big Three series at Sis in
Cole Field House.
In other games. Georgetown
takes its 1910 record to Seton
Hall, Virginia plays at Navy
$3.50 in an afternoon game
starting at 2, and Howard q3-
y entertains Virginia State.
On tap. too. are the start Of
the Mason-Dixon Conference
championships, with interest
here centered on the doings at
American University, where AU
faces Gallaudet at 1880 and
Catholic meets Lynchburg at 9
The Southern Division title Is
at stake in this one and a SINH
lar tournament involving
Bridgewater, Roanoke, Hamp-
den-Sydney and Randolph
Macon at Roanoke.
PlayOff Scheduled
The North Division settles its
title in a SeVen-team playod at
Western Maryland, also start
ing tonight.
Maryland and CIV meet to-
night in what promises to be
another of those hair raising
battles so commonplace in the
Big Three Series. The Terps,
who beat CIV in their season
opener at Uline Arena, can nail
down the trophy with victory.
But II the much-improved
Colonials win, all three teams,
including GEORGETOWN. wind up
deadlocked with % records.
Different Situation
When the Terps beat the
Colonials, 64-57, CIV was just
beginning to feel it's way ano
the Feldman twins didn't even
play. Five games later, Jor
Feldman made his debut anc
he has been the big gun since
Jeff's start was delayed still
further by illness, but both
are starters now. The 5-foot-s
look-alikes have given the Colo
mails a tremendous boost, parti-
cularly. Jon, who has emerged
as the teams top scorer. He
dropped in AZ points to leac
CIV to an upset victory over
West Virginia Wednesday night
Asked whom he was going tt
assign to the scrappy Jon
Coach Bud Millikan of the
Terps quipped: Il guess well
have to put everybody on him. >
However, Jerry Bechtle, Mary
lands top defensive star. is
expected to get the job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Owens Record
May Tumble
In AAU Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (AP)
"A record-smashing assault
was in prospect tonight in the
72d edition of the national
AAU track and field champion
ships in Madison Square Gar
den.
At least a half-dozen rec
ords-and maybe more-are
in jeopardy. This includes the
Oldest one on the books, Jesse
Owens world indoor broad
jump mark of Is feet, 9 inches
set in this same meet exactly
a quarter of a century ago.
A field of eight 25-footers,
headed by 30 Robertson, ex-
Cornell football player, has set
its sights on the record. Rober-
son won the Pan American
broad-jump title (outdoors)
with a 26-2 leap, so he is the
most logical candidate to break
Owens record.
Moran Is Capable
Other marks that could 60
by the boards include:
The 1000 yard run-2:02.s
set by Don Gehrmann and Ar
ME Sowell. Ed Moran OF the
New York A. c.. a top miller,
has dropped down to the 1000
and on his own say-so can 20
under 2:08. Art Evans Of Man
haitian and Cary Weisiger of
Duke will be on hand to push
him along.
The 3-mile run-13:37 set by
Bill Dellinger last year. Del
linger is passing up the Ma
tionals, but little AL Lawrence
of the University of Houston
by way of Australia, is capable
of getting under that figure.
He won the MillroSe 3-mile a
couple of weeks back in 1898
The mile walk-6:l9.2 set by
Henry Laskau. Ferenc Sipos
a Hungarian expatriate CON-
peting for the Santa Clara
youth village, said he is here
for only one reason-to break
the record.
The high jump-7-1h, sci
three weeks ago by John
Thomas Of Boston University
John has been coming close
ever since he set the standard
However, his coach, Ed Flana-
gan, said he is tired and hasn't
been practicing much this
week.
The shotput-Parry O'Brien
will take aim on his own record
of 62-l34, which he set last
year. He already has broken
his own mark four times in
previous nationals.
Move to ArmOry
Then there is the case OF
the 35-pound weight throw
Both Bob Backus, the current
world record holder, and Hal
Connolly of Los Angeles, his
arch-enemy, are tossing the
irons. The Garden isn't bic
enough for these two behe-
moths, so they will operate in q
local Armory in the afternoon
Don Bragg, who has been
flirting with a 16-foot pole
vault mark. will take another
crack at the magic height.
Hayes Jones of Eastern Mich
igan and Olympic Champion
Lee Calhoun, another pair OF
arch-rivals. will meet in the
60-yard high hurdles. Jones
tied his own land Milt Camp.
bells) record of 7 fiat two
weeks ago, and it may take
another 7 to win the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
TELEVISION
TODAY
EaafhaI1

Football
Best pro football Of 1859
WRC-4. l pm.
Winter Olympics
Women's downhill skiing,
WTOP-9. / pm
Women's speed skating, ski
ing, figure skating, WTOP-9,
1870 pm. -
Hockey
Boston Bruins VS.. Detroit
Red Wings, WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Basketball
Detroit Pistons VS.. Cincinnati
Royals, WRC-4. 2:15 pm.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
4 pm.
Horse Racing
Racing from Hialeah, WRC
a, 4:30 pm.
Golf
Au-Star Golf, WMAL-7
5 pm.
SUNDAY
Basketball
Minneapolis Lakers VS.. SYRIA
cuse Nationals, WRC-4,
pm.
Winter OlympicS
Mems giant slalom skiing, so
meter ski jump, WTOP-9, 2
pm.
Golf
World Championship Golf,
WRC-4, 4::30 pm.
RADIO
TODAY
Horse Racing
Racing from Hialeah, WRC,
4:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Elliott Runs Mile
In a Minutes Flat

MELBOURNE, Feb. 20 (AP)
Herb Elliott, worlds record
mile runner (3:54.5) ran a f.
minute fiat mile today, beating
Ron Clarke by so yards.
The tall Australian hit the
.once-magic 4-minute mark by
doing the last quarter in SIS
seconds. He did not appear to
be full extended.
His old rival, Merv Lincoln.
still showing effects of illness
which bothered him in a s.
mile race last Saturday. faded
in the third lap and finished
far back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
WynsoI Spencer
To Be Club Pro

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Feb.
20 (AP). - Wynsol Spencer,
Vlrginia's reigning amateur
golf champion and the only
player ever to win the State
amateur title five times, an
nounced last night he will
turn professional.
Spencer, 40, a Newport News
insurance and real estate
agent, said he will become club
pro at the Fort Eustis Golf
Club April /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
By the Associated Press

Nellie Fox. the American
Leagues most valuable player
last season, has agreed to
terms with the Chicago White
Sox for close to $4,000, a
club record. The second base
man came to terms in a tele-
phone conversation from his
st. Thomas, Pa, home with
Vice President Hank Green
berg.
Greenberg also used the
phone to reach agreement with
Third Baseman Gene Freese,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
3-Horse Race
Likely Today
In Widener
Belly Ache Runs
In HiuIeuh's
Second Feature

MIAMI, rSD. ~ NAFJ FIX
perts figure today's $1,000
added Widener Handicap will
be a three-horse race among
Brookmeade's Sword Dancer
Cain Hoy Stables Bald Eagle
and Calumet Farms On-and-
lon.
Five others have been en-
tered in the mile and a quarter
feature. with Oligarchy going
as Sword Dancers stablemate
Oligarchy. now 6 years old
won the Widener in 1858.
Sword Dancer, 1859 horse oil
the year. carries top weight Of
l29 pounds. giving away from
6 to % pounds in the long tough
race. Trainer Elliott Burct
thinks his horse can win the
$79.700 purse and has said
Sword Dancer will not let us
down"
ArcarO Rides Dancer
Eddie Arcaro will ride Sword
Dancer. with John L. Rot7
slated to make UP most of the
lib pounds on Oligarchy.
Bald Eagle packs 1913 pounds
with Manuel Ycaza to ride, anc
is rated an S-to-5 choice with
Sword Dancer. He was a fast.
closing second in the McLen-
nan. Sword Dancer skipped the
McLennan after finishing a dull
fourth in his only start as a
4-year-old.
Steve Brooks rides On-and-
On, winner of the Orange Bowl
Tropical Park and McLennan
HandicapS this winter. He Is
rated So in early odds and
carries 1l9 pounds.
Regarded as l0-to-1 chances
are Ada L. Rice's Talent Show
1l8 pounds with Bob Ussery up
and Elmendorf's Day Court, All
with Bill Hartack.
Claiborne Farms Ounce, lie
with John Sellers, is 20-l and
DR.. Frank j. Recio's Noble Sci
06 with Hedley WoodhouSe up,
is 30-l. Noble Sci surprised by
winning the recent Bougainvil-
lea Turf Handicap at Hialeah
Richest Event
If Sword Dancer wins Hia-
leah's richest handicap event
of the winter. he will move from
18th to 18th among money
earning throughbreds. He nov
has won $597, 7S5.
Every horse in the race has
won at least one stakes oil
handicap race and their total
earnings to date is $2,072, 488
The race will be telecast in
color by NBC CWRC-4, with
post time 4:47 pm. A track
side crowd of more than 10000
is expected for the 23d run
ming of the Widener and other
events on the nine-race pro-
gram, including a mile-and-a-
sixteenth prep race for Fla
mingo eligibleS. Entries in.
clude Bally Ache. Victoria Park
Greek Page, Hoop Bound. Rur
for Nurse, Culver Relic anc
Colonel Bala.
The sixth race will be named
the Sunny Jim Purse" hon.
oring James Fitzsimmons, al
IS the oldest active trainer in
the business. He is to receive
a diamond-studded stop watch
Signifying rs years in racing
as a stable boy, jockey and
trainer. Fitzsimmons has beer
at Hialeah every winter since
1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
Olson Pulls Out
Of Webb Fight

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20
(AP).-Bobo Olson's manager
said the former world middle
weight champion is finished
as a fighter as far as the
manager is concerned.
Olson quit training and
pulled out Of his scheduled
fight with Spider Webb Feb
ruary Is at the Cow Palace.
Rory Calhoun of White
Plains, N. Y, was signed as a
substitute for Olson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
WIDENER FIELD

MIAMI Fla, Feb 20 (AP). - Here is the field for today
100000 added Widener Handicap at mile and quarter at
Haleah Park:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-20
BASKETBALL
SCORES Z

EAST
Princeton 70, Dartmouth 90 toy.rtim.l
colr. eId n ~ -------------- Penn Penn %
Brown 50 ---------- Columbia :!
Providence 50 = Boston College 81
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Il ina !P b pa Is 81 Il TT Ts.f e.. g
Bates % ----- Coast Guard 81
K 4snsssIsf e. 70 Union cS Ply ~ = =
Rhode Island "a - New VIII" Ham 1n Is
Rider 81 ----------- 80 CCNY 4s
SssInl e'i T;ss e fso Va MI S g
L.. Tech 81, Centenary Sc overtime e"
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ARK. Tech IL Arkansas SoIIese Is
MIDWEST
Western Reserve so wayne Mich 81
south Dafot. STAT. 81 so s%fn b Hsta g
n Dakota - N. Dakota State 65
81. Norbert SS Lawrence go
Volunteer State AC Tourney
(Semifnals)
austin PeAy 10 - Carson Newman SO
Tenn: WESLEYAN 81 Belmont 50
West Va. Conference Tourney
(Semifnals)
West Liberty rs Morris Harvey 81
W. Va. Wesleyan "A Biuefeld ST. SO
Southeastern &C Tourney
First Round
Morris (SC) 81 Paine so
Claflin 81 Albany tGa.) State 81
Bowie Md InvitatiOnaI
First Round)
Bowie Tchrs. 1 S'theastern ID. c. so
FAR WEST
! Colo. State Univ. 6S Utah State so
southern Calf. 6S----Oregon State 81
OOLh ~ ------------ STANFORD IS
Oreg0n 6S--. WASHINGTON AZ
Los Angeles LoyoIa 10 Santa Clara 4S
San Francisco 65 Collese of Pacific SO
Pepperdine 72 (overtime) San Jose 20
Brigham Young ID Wyoming 20
West. Montana rs East. Montana II
San Francisco State 11--Cal, AEgies As
Nevada S3 - Chico so
Whittier o. Calf Tech Sc
Cal Poly. Is. l. o. s. San DIEGO S. 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Women Democrats
Plan Thea+er Benefit

The Woman's Suburban Dem
ocratic Club has chosen a play
about a soldier-politician who
met his match in a woman,
Shakespeare's Antony and
Cleopatra" as a vehicle for
raising money to help elect a
Democratic President and Con-
gress. The third annual The
alter Benefit Party will take
place June 81, opening night of
the 1860 season at Olney
Theater.
For reservations send checks,
payable to the club, to Mrs.
Samuel K. Abrahams, 1928
Lenox rd., Bethesda IA, OIL. 6.
4103 or telephone Mrs. William
Champlin, benefit chairman,
OIL. 6-7747. Admission is $3.50
and So.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Frances A. Mclaughlin
Marries Charles SheaIy

Miss Frances Anne McLaugh-
lin, daughter of the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. John r. Mclaughlin,
5602 Newington rd., was mar
ried May 81 to Charles Patrick
Shealy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Patrick Shealy of Alexandria,
Va, in a double ring ceremony
performed in st. Andrews
Methodist Church by the Rev.
Edwin H. Langrall, pastor, and
the Rev. William L. Lancey of
Morristown, N. ]. 1t was the
first wedding to be held in the
church since it was organized
four years ago by the brides
father.
The former Miss Mclaughlin,
given in marriage by her father,
wore a white silk organza
gown, trimmed in Alsace lace,
with a chapel sweep and a
matching hat trimmed in pearl
with an elbow-length veil. She
carried a cascade of white
roses, lily of the valley and a
white orchid.
The bridal attendants were
gowned in Wedgewood blue and
carried cascades Of pink carna-
tons. Miss Jean Lou Landon
of Silver Spring was maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Jean Anne Gilmore of Be-
thesda, Miss Carolyn Percy of
Rochester, N. Y, and Miss Sally
Shealy, sister of the bride
groom.
Melvin Cameron of Wheaton
was best man and the ushers
were Willie White of Vienna,
Va; Harold Easterson of Hunt
ington, L. l., N. Y, and Richard
Mclaughlin, brother of the
bride.
The brides mother wore a
dusty rose chiffon gown with
an orchid corsage and the
mother of the bridegroom wore
dusty rose lace with a rose cor
sage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
People lie N~ow
.Coti||ion Set Holds Ball

print cocktail dress and her
daughter wore a fetching white
organdy dotted with tink black
polka dots, designed with a
bouffant skirt banded in a lacy
black trim.
Delicate pink candles in silver
candelabra flickered on the
buffet table centered with an ar
rangement of blue iris and
white gladioli and sprinlsled
along the front with fresh gar
denias. The fare featured roast
beef, meat balls, turkey, barbe.
cued chicken and sauteed mush.
rooms.
Gardenias also decorated the
corners of the small snack
tables scattered throughout the
room and an elaborate cake cen
tered another table, where min
lature pecan buns and coffee
were served. The bright red
rosebud bouquet Janis carried
in her confirmation ceremony
was placed at the top of the in
scribed open book decorating
the cake.
Bridge Porfy
The Columbia Light House
for the Blind is some dollars
richer this week as the result of
a "fun" dessert bridge party
hosted by Mrs. Charles w.
Woodward, ir., 10 Maryland
ave., Rockville, one evening last
week. The wife of the Mont
gomery County Delegate to the
State Legislature invited men,
bers of two bridge groups with
in the suburban Maryland Delta