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out belt-truly the pinnacle
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Evening star., 1963-01-16

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tumn Haze" - unusually
designed three-row button
capelet Is elegant in It's
simplicity; ideal little
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Evening star., 1963-01-16

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brown tweed dyed -
slightly shaped bodice;
with bold buttons and
notch collar ------ S740.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

21125 MINK, Natural
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OF natural ranch mink
skins-a lot of mink and
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Evening star., 1963-01-16

26O5s MUSKRAT, blond
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notched collar -- S145.
Evening star., 1963-01-16

2l16O OTTER, beige-dyed
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unusual tuxedo treatment
In natural Autumn Haze
mink, belted, buttoned and
bewitchingly different
gIOQy
Evening star., 1963-01-16

2l1SO--MINK, Natural Aeo-
lian'-stole with gently
rounded fronts and a shawl
collar made Of rare natural
EMBA Aeolian' mink skins,
1894.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

LaRocca is expected to be a
mainstay pitcher for Blair this
season, but just how much he
will do for the team is a big
question mark. He didn't see
too much action last year, but
the coach feels he may develop
into a star performer during
1868.
Ned Blackwell will be behind
the plate for the Blazers, which
is one of the teams big assets.
Blackwell is agile, knows the
game, has a good peg to second
and is cool in tight spots.
Blair will be facing one of
the classiest teams in the
state when they take on Ha.
gerstOwn and the odds are
the host team will win the
game.
But Blair is going to have to
contend with tough competition
in Montgomery County this sea-
son and perhaps it is good
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

April 9-Open Blair Sherwood BehesdaC Chevy
Sprngbrook Northwood Enstein Richard Montgomery
Gaithersburg, Wheaton Walt Whitman Walter Johnson
at Peary.
April at Peary Walt Whitman at BetesdaCh Chase
Gahersburg at Norhwood Sherwood at Richard Montgom
cry Springbook at Wheaton Einsen Walter Johnson
April 2SRichard Montgomery Northwood Blair at Walter
Johnson BethesdaChevy Chase at Wheaton Springbook
Sherwood Walt Whitman at Einsen Gahersburg Robert
E. Peary.
April 25Waer johnson at Richard MONTGOMERY Nortwood at
BehesdaChevy Chase Blair Wheaton Walt Whitman at
Sprngbrook Sherwood at Gaithersburg Einste
April 3OWheaon at Northwood Bethesda Chevy Chase at Wal
ter Johnson, Blair at Richard Montgomery Sherwood at
Peary Gaihersburg at Walt Whitman Einstein Spring
brook
May Wheaton Blair at Northwood Betes
daChevy Chase Richard Montgomery, Walt Whitman at
Peary Sherwood at Einsten Sprngbrook at Gahersbug
May blair BethesdaChevy Chase Richard Montgomery
Wheaton Northwood Walter Johnson Einsein Gathers
burg, Peary at Springbrook, Walt Whitman Sherwood.
May 9Blair at Peary Walt Whitman at Behesdahevy Chase
Gathersburg at Northwood Sherwood Richard Montgom-
Springbrook at Wheaton Einstein at Walter Johnson.
May 14Norhwood Richard Montgomery Blair Walter
Johnson, Wheaton Bethesda Chevy Chase Sherwood
Sprngbrook, Ensten Walt Whitman Peary Gathers
burg.
May 16Richard Montgomery Walter Johnson BehesdaChevy
Chase at Norhwood Blair at Wheaton, Springbrook at Walt
Whitman, Gathersburg at Sherwood Enstein at Peary
May 21-Norhwood Wheaton Johnson
Chevy Chase Blair Richard Montgomery Peary at Sher
wood, Walt Whitman at Gaithersburg, Springbrook Elm
stein.
May 2S-Bar Sherwood Springbrook BethesdaChevy
Chase Ensten at Northwood Gahersburg Richard Mont
gomery, Walt Whitman Wheaton, Peary at Walter Johnson
May 28Wheaon at Walter Johnson Blair at Norhwood Rich
ard Montgomery at BethesdaChevy Chase Peary Walt
Whitman Ensten Sherwood Gaithersburg at Spngbrook
May 31-Blair Chevy Richard
Montgomery Walter Johnson Nohwood Gaithersburg
Ensen Sprngbrook at Peary Sherwood at Walt Whitman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Blair Makes Debut
Against Hogers+own

The Montgomery Blair Blaz-
ers, defending Montgomery
County Glass AA champs, get
their first taste of things to
come this season when they
travel to Hagerstown next Sun
day for an exhibition contest.
Hagerstown is a VIGOROUSLY
tough team to tackle and if
Blair should come out on top in
that one, the Blazers prospects
for this season will take a turn
for the better.
Blair doesn't figure-as of
right nOw-tO repeat as the
AA champions this season.
The champs have lost prac-
tically all of last years play.
ers, are weak i'm pitching,
have changed coaches and
will be playing all away
games this year.
Coach George Gienger is fair
ly optimistic about Blair's
chances and even more deter
mined that they will turn in a
good performance because of
the odds against it. He replaces
Stan Kulakowski, who steered
the Blazers to six titles in nine
years at the helm.
Geinger hasn't been active in
baseball for several years, but
still has the savy he acquired
in high school ball in Virginia
some years back. He realizes
he has to build a new team this
year and that the candidates for
the squad haven't turned up
any truly outstanding players
thus far.
So far it looks as if Mark
Kroner and Bob LaROcca will
be handling mound duties for
the Blazers. Kroner is a
steady hurler, but lacks
speed. Control is his major
asset and the youth has a
reputation of not giving too
many walks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

University Scratch League Mon
day evening. Leonie's Restau-
rant took two from Davis Dis.
tributors as Mel Gray had the
high game of the evening, 262,
Tor Leonie's. HenardS ESQ,
led by a 252-643 by Jim Mine.
weaser, BANKED Ditmore and
Gonzales. Coop Service Center
shut out Old Colony Laundry
and Chillum Garden Restaurant,
led by Ray Hamilton's $40, took
all three from Shure Fit Seat
Covers. Highest set of the eve
ming was Larry Hills 673 which
led Packets Pharmacy to
three points over the University
Tigers.
Harry Loveland rolled a ESQ
game for Silver Spring in the
AAA Mems Inner Maryland
Travelling League and failed
to take high game for the eve
ming as Dave Melton crashed
out a 257-644 for Congress
siOnal Classic Black. Ray
Duncan, Dawes teammate.
matched him strike for strike
and had a chance for a 259
TIL he failed to strike out in
the tenth.
Congressional Blacks 999
team game was the best of the
action at Silver Spring Bowl,
and won the game they sal
vaged from league.leading River
Bowl. Wheaton Plaza.Hrast had
the best set of the evening as
they took all three from Univer.
sity-Thompson. Wheaton Plaza
Engquist, led by Mel Gray's 624,
took two from Wheaton Tri-
angle.Tate and Silver Spring
Bowl won two from Wheaton
Triangle Alcabes. University
Bonnette and Congressional.
Gold postponed their match
here as team members were
busy in the ABC at Buffalo.
Ken Wise strung 10 strikes
for a 276 in the Friday Mix.ups
for a new high for that league.
His performance is equaled only
by the 276 rolled by Joe Brown
in the fall of 1859 when the
league was known as the Con-
gressional Friday Night Mixed.
This performance qualities Ken
for a Century Club award CHS
average was 174). He took high
game, scratch and handicap
from Farnk Miner and rolled a
CAB scratch set which is topped
only by Bert Zirn's 670 rolled
some Time ago.
Ken's Rockville Radio & TV
team took all four points
from Berts Red Shirts and
pulled into a five-game lead
on first place In the league.
SecOnd.place Cards took three
from G & b Restaurant while
Good n Ruff Crab House and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

has a good fast ball but suffers
a control problem. How he
figures in the Knights plans
thmis year remains a question
mark. Another pitching pro-
bable is Dennis Vieth, who was
tops in summer league play but
needs more experience before he
can be counted as regular
starter on the mound for the
Wheaton varsity.
In addition to his returning
regulars, Dupee has found a
pleasant surprise in Bob
MOltz at shOrtstOp. Dupee said
he was surprised when he
saw Moltz fielding a ball and
throwing 1t from a downed
position. THAT takes expert
ence," Dupee said.
Terry Boswell will be back
behind the plate this year and
figures to be tough on base
runners.
Probably the biggest problem
facing the Knights this year is
to boost their hitting power. AS
Dupee is frank to admit, Whea-
tons hitting last year was ter
rible. AS a team, the schools
average was less than 200.
Dupee feels there will be
fewer errors this year than
last season when the knights
turned in hot and cold per-
formances defensiveIy. In one
contest the knights were
charged with 10 errors, but
the day before had played a
flawless game.
AS a matter of fact, the coach
points out that his team won
three games on only five hits.
Dupee looks for his strongest
competitor to be Bethesda.
Chevy Chase and is wary of
Northwood.
Two contests with Northwood
were rained out last year and
Dupee isn't sure how that team
will stack up this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Goi+hersburg-Rocke+s Game
May Provide Weu+hervune

The scheduled contest be-
tween the Richard Montgomery
Rockets of the Montgomery
County AA Baseball League and
Gaithersburg of the A League
on April 9 at Gaithersburg
should provide weathervane in
how the two leagues are going
to shape up this season.
Gaithersburg had only a 3-13
record last year and figures the
only place left to go in compe-
tition is up, while the Rockets
have many of their regulars
back on the team this year and
look to be a threat in the Class
AA action.
Gaithersburg is depending
on experience from returning
veterans to boost its stock and
may be the Cinderella team
OF the year. At least, Coach
Tom McCarrick hopes so.
The odds are that the Rockets
will defeat Gaithersburg. RIM
Coach Henry Miles reported
earlier this month that he had
rs boys turn out for the team
and he plans to carry 25 players
on the roster this year.
The Rockets have lost only
three members of last years
team. Among the returning
veterans is George Blair, who
looks to be tough on the mound
this year. He will probably
handle the majority of the
mound duties for RIM.
Until this week, Miles biggest
problem with his team was get
ting outside where the boys
could go through strenuous
workouts. Despite the lack of
practice due to inclement
weather, the coach feels his
boys will be well in shape when
league action starts.
McCarrick isn't as Optimis-
tic about his teams chances
In the A league as Miles is
about the threat the Rockets
will pose In the IA cOmpeti-
ton.
McCarrick has described his
teams performance last year
as disastrous" and says he
isn't making any rash predic-
tons for their prospects this
season. But, with number of
regulars back and the boys
more spirit than they
have in the past, the Gathers
burg coach figures he Just
might have chance for a good
showing in 1863.
Gaithersburg's pitching staff
this season looks as if it will
consist of Mike Edwards. Rod
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Torsuk Named
Spartan Coach

Paul Tarsuk has been named
to succeed George Thompson
as baseball coach at Walter
Johnson this season.
Thompson coached the Spar
tans for three years, but this
season decided to concentrate
his efforts on basketball. He
was the assistant varsity coach
at Walter Johnson this season
and coached the w basketball
team.
Thompson says his record
was fair, a.. about fifty-fifty"
as the coach of the baseball
team.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
Auto Safety Run
Covers 100 Miles

Montgomery County teen
ayers will have an opportunity
to participate in the areas first
automobile safety economy
run" a 100-mile test starting
Saturday at 9 am. from the Sill
yer Spring YMCA.
Designed to test and evaluate
the operation and maintenance
of the automobile by senior high
school students, the unique
event is being sponsored by Hi.Y
and Tri-Hi-Y clubs of the YMCA
in Metropolitan Washington in
cooperation with the American
Automobile Association. Drivers
will go to Harper's Ferry, w.
Va, and return to Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

ney Floyd and Jerry Gerald.
Despite the fact he quit the
team last year, Gerald figures
to tackle a good many of the
games this year.
Gaithersburg, too, has been
handicapped by weather, but
the hurlers were able to get out
side this week.
The game result could prove
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
New B'nai Birth
Unit i'm Rockville

AZA, a B'nai Birth youth or
ganization group, has set up its
Sabra chapter in Rockville. The
chapters advisor is DR.. Ralph
Foxman and meetings are held
each Sunday evening.
Boys between ii and 10 inter-
ested in participating can obtain
information by calling Mrs.
Audrey Bernard at 427-4758.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
indians Loom as Threat.
1st Baseball Title SOUGHT

Straub are battling it out for
that spot. Both players are
agile, good glovemen and spirit
ed competitors.
Johnny Allen is trying for the
second sacker slot and if he
doesn't hack it, either Farmer
OF Straub will be moved into
that position.
Bill Gregg and Dennis Keil.
holtz are vying for the first
baseman position. The two
players are competing for the
spot held last year by Martin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

one of two things. If the
Rockets win by decisive score,
their stock as a strong AA
championship contender will be
fairly solid. But, if they lose to
Gaithersburg the Rockets can
be counted out of the top run
ming this year and Gaithersburg
will shift into the spotlight in
the A title race.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
WheotonFigures
Heavily in "A
PIoy This Year

Coach Walter Dupee used last
year as an investment toward
a winning ball club this year
at Wheaton by filling his line.
up with all but two sophomores
and chances are that his STRAIT
egg will pay dividends for the
Knights in the Montgomery
County Class AA baseball
league this season.
All but the two seniors who
graduated came back out this
year as some 80 boys reported
for the first tryouts for the
Wheaton team, which has since
been reduced to so aspirants
and will be cut to 40 within a
couple of days.
Wheaton has its full pitch
ing staff back from last year
and has to fill only the second
base and centerfield slots that
were vacated by graduating
seniors.
Two southpaws figure heavily
in Wheaton's chances for a
championship team this year.
They are John Bull, who won
three contests last year with his
sharp breaking curves and
drops, and Bill Wright.
Bull is developing his speed
and will also add a fast ball to
his collection this year.
Wright is a good hurler and
has fine control. The pitcher
can put it across the plate low
and was tops in the summer
league last year.
With a chance to get In
shape and little more expert
ence under his belt, the coach
looks for Wright to easily
better his "a record of last
season with the knights.
Wright reached his pinnacle
with Wheaton last year when
he threw a no-hitter after Dupee
corrected the way the hurler
was holding his curve ball.
Another pitcher, Bob Jones,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

Roger Perna, centerfielder, to
give the Indians a lot of power
at the plate. This is Perna's
second year with the squad.
Northwood has never won a
baseball championship and the
coach says his boys are eager
to get started this year and to
remedy that situation. Sisson
looks for Wheaton and B-CC to
offer plenty of competition, but
has high hopes that the Indians
can emerge on top of the AA
league in 1868.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

The Congressional Classic has
a new leader-or perhaps it is
an old leader regaining top
position. Blue Ridge Sports, the
group that have won the cham.
pionship of the league for the
past two years, met Good n
Ruff Crab House, this seasons
consistent leaders.
Though a comparison of team
averages for the season showed
Blue Ridge Sports to be a Is
pin underdog, they took all
three points from Good n Ruff
and emerged with a 11s game
lead on first place. Eli Levine
was high for the winners with
GIG. Their team series of 2874
was the best the league could
produce in Thursdays action.
In other matches in the Con-
gressional Classic, Super Giant
maintained a good record by
defeating railways Bus 81
while Germantown Store ex.
tended their losing streak by
dropping two to De Camps.
Mac Remsburg of FAFCO Con.
tractors had the best set of the
evening, $50, to lead his team
2.1 over Ben Raymond Refrig-
Grafton. Two teams also in con-
tention for league champion
ship, Sports Rosin and Silver
Spring Sports, postponed their
match as team members travel
ed Buffalo to roll in the ABC.
Wah.Que Restaurant drew
four wins by forfeit in the
Wheaton Plaza Mems Com.
mercial and took its turn as
league leader by u game.
Clicks Opticians dropped one
point TO Bergmann's Laundry
and slipped into second place.
Discount Drugs, led by Bernie
Daley's 602, took three from
Silver Spring Taxi and
emerged at the end of the eve
ming in third place, u game
behind Clicks.
The D. {. Mixed also had a
position round this week and
followed the trend by acquiring
new league leaders. Bakers
Photo Supply, briefly on top,
lost all four points to Bankers
Mortgage Company and drop
ped to fifth place. Pilgrim
House, the leader at the begin
ming of the evening, lost three
points to Garden Gate Nursery
and fell to second place. Old
Colony Laundry took three
from Chevy Chase Appliance,
Lawrence Reed took three
from Snyder's and Miss Har-
per's took three from Grey
hound Scenicruisers. Only five
games separate the eighth place
team from the top spot in this
league. Enough of the season
remains to allow for many more
changes in standings.
Marsha Halves of Miss Har.
per's qualified for a WIBC
award by rolling an all-spare
game of 1877 in Wednesdays &C.
ton in the D. c. Mixed.
The top four teams were on
the short end of the score in the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

Silver, who hit 800 at the
plate in 1862 and is now at
tending Duke. That's the
other big hole in the lineup.
The unusual thing about Sill.
yer was that he didn't log
enough trips to the plate to win
the county batting title last year
and that he hit 800 after bat
ting less than 100 in two pre-.
vious seasons.
While the smuggling staff will
undoubtedly miss Silver this
season, Sisson is depending on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

thing to get swinging with the
tough ones right off the bat.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, North
wood, Wheaton and possibly
Richard Montgomery will be as
tough this year as Blair was
last season. Maybe the AA title
race will develop into as spirit
ed a contest as did basketball
this season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

Northwood looms as a big
threat in the Montgomery Coun
ty Class AA baseball competi
ton this year despite the loss
of two regulars who left gaping
holes in the lineup to be filled
Catcher Bobby Jensen, a two
year veteran with the Indians
has decided not to play this sea
son and that leaves the slot
open for grabs by Buddy Wirth
and Rich Carpenter.
Jensen has won a football
scholarship to George Wash
ingtOn and told Coach Jerry
Siss0n last week that he
wouldn't be playing baseball
this year.
Sisson says Jensen will be
missed on the team, but that
Wirth and Carpenter provide
two good aspirants for the slot
and are in heated competition to
make the first team.
Wirth has also played football
and basketball at Northwood
and caught in the summer
league last year. While it ap-
pears that Wirth has a slight
edge for the position, Sisson
says Carpenter is waging a good
battle with him for the slot.
Sixty-three boys turned out
for the team at Northwood
this season, but that number
has been whitfield down to "a
and approximately 10 more
cuts are expected. SissOn says
he will make his final cuts
this week after a practice
game with Springbrook.
Northwood didn't fare too
well in the league last year,
although one of his returning
hurlers did score a victory over
Blair, the league champs. The
Indians were pretty far down
the league ladder in 1862 and
suffered several losses because
of a mixture of errors and blow
ups in the final innings.
The Northwood coach looks
for things to be different this
year for a number of reasons,
the foremost being that his boys
show a spirited desire to win
this season that had been lack
ing in the past.
Another reason is that Blair
figures to be weak this year.
after losing several key regu-
lars from its championship
squad, having to play all games
on away fields and the change
of coaches.
SissOn has named only two
players to his pitching staff
thus far. They are Andy COe
and Mickey MiekeIjohn.
Coe is in his third year with
the Indians baseball team and
figures to be the top mounds
man at Northwood this season.
He racked up four wins as a
sophomore, but hit a slump last
season although he did pitch a
victory over Blair. The big
(6-foot-2, 195-pounds) hurler is
also a good man with a stick
and will probably play at some
other position when not on the
Miekeljohn was one of the
main reasons the Northwood Nv
squad finished last season I'm.
defeated. He figures heavily
in Sisson's plans this year on
the varsity team. Sisson de.
scribes Miekeljohn as "sneaky
fast"
The 5-foot-1O Highlander Is
fast and sneaks it by the bat
ter, but this went against him
on occasion. Sisson says the
little hurler puts 1t across the
plate so perfectly that 1t has
been swatted back at him
many times and he'll have to
conquer that before coming
into his own with the varsity.
The Indian coach looks for a
better infield showing than last
year when Northwood was
plagued with errors. He has
Jerry May back at third. MAY,
now in his third year with the
squad, hit 1888 last season.
Shortstop should pose no
problem at Northwood since
Richie Farmer and Brady
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

: This fund, administered by The
Sfaie Of Maryland. is used 10 pay
judgments 10 qualified persons in
accidents for which an uninsured
or unidentified driver is legally H.
able. Unlike insurance. II affords
no protection to the uninsured driv-
or, nor does II relieve him Of lisbil-
itY TOR any judgments against him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

Payne's Folly both moved up
In the standings by winning
all four.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28

Under Maryland law motorists who fail automobile la
by insurance must turn their license tags before The date
their insurance terminated $40 uninsured vehicle
fee into the dissatisfied Claim and judgment Funds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
INSURE WITH
STATE FARM MUTUAL
and SAVE

Careful State
900
Chances
sfed Claim and Judgment Fund ~ - ~ - NV ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-03-28
KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN

kentucky Straight Bourbon Whlsksy Distilled
BY Barton olsunS Company Badston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03

PetwOrth WOman's Club
Luncheon at IL noon followed
by business meeting at / pm.
at Petworth Methodist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03

. M4 stores open Thursday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
Show
Fashions

Spring fashions will be
featured at the next general
meeting Of the Junior Wom-
ans Club Of Silver Spring,
April 3 at 8 pm. in the
Wheaton Library.
Fashions from the shop,
Dreams Of Silver Spring, will
be modelled by members Of
the clubs visual poise section
with commentary by Cassassa
Of Dreams.
Honored guests for the
evening will be club past
presidents, mothers and
mothers-in-law and members
of the Silver Spring Woman's
Club.