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the Sheraton-Park Hotel
luncheon fashion show for
the Hebrew Home for the
Aged at noon.
Hecht's will have a personal
appearance of Shirley Kaye
of Grant Avenue Of Califor-
MIA, informal modelling from
IL to 4 pm. in the Town and
Country Shop, downtown, to-
day and Saturday. Sally Kent
of Miss Pat will also be on
hand for informal modelling
of the Miss Pat collection In
the Young Washingtonian
Shop, downtown store. for
both days. Murray Millman,
president of Murray Milman,
will be at the Prince Georges
Hecht's from 7 to 9 pm. On
Saturday there will be in
formal modelling in the Young
Washingtonian Shop, down.
town store.
Bill Beck of Patty Wood
ward Of California will be at
the Parkington Hecht's from
Z to 8 pm. On Saturday there
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IT'S A DATE
Thursday at the Lazy Susan
Inn in Woodbridge. Va.

Thursday at the Lazy Susan
Inn in Woodbridge, Va.
FRIDAY
Colonial DANES Of Amer
lea will have their annual
fashion tea in their historic
clubhouse at 2110 8 street
NV. Julius Garfinckel 81
Co.'S fashion co-ordinator,
Mrs. Ruey Messenger, will give
a fashion talk, 1.-THE Fashion
Essence Of Summertime" !"
Fashions will be modelled in
formally. Open to members
and guests. Mrs. William
Vaughn Cash in chairman Of
the fashion tea. Time: 3 pm.
Rizik's will present 1.-THE
Washingtonian Look" infor-
mally during luncheon at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel,
Dante Of the House of Vim
cent hairstyles. Co-ordinated
by Mary Jane Scale.
Woodward g. LOthrOp
stages the fashion show at
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TOMORROW

Zing Into Spring fashions
by Miss Harper for the pa
tients. medical and nursing
personnel at the 14th-floor
auditorium Of the National
Institutes Of Health In Be-
thesda (the Assembly Hall
Clinical Center). Cambridge
Shop for mems fashions;
hairstyleS by Ann Novel Of
Bethesda. Time: 1880 pm.
Harriet Baird will present
the Models Guild show.
st. Agnes School, Alexan-
dria, Va, tea and fashion
show staged by Jelleff's fea-
turing students modelling
summer fashions.
Cappa Chell models will
Informally present L. Frank
fashions from $50 until $3.50
pm. in the downtown store.
Virginia LoOr shop, Spring
field, presents informal mod
cling by Betty Beicher every
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1880 to 2:So pm. Charles OF,
the Ritz hairstyles. 4
Krasner's Spring Into,
Summer" fashions. infor-,
mally modelled during lunch-,
con from 1880 to 2:30 pm.
at the Washington Hotel in
the Dining Room. A Models
Guild show, Harriet Baird.
the commentator.
Woodward q LOthrOp, IN
formally modelled fashions In
the women's dress DEPART,
ment, third floor.
Jelleff's will do the fashion
show for the Immaculata
Alumnae Association annual
luncheon and fashion show
at / pm. at the Immaculata
School. 4344 Wisconsin
avenue.
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Card PARTY

The Virginia Intermont
College Alumnae Association
Of the Washington area will
sponsor a benefit card party
at 1880 pm. May 2, at Wood
ward & Lothrop auditorium,
at the Wheaton Plaza store.
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Wonen'sC Club
ToVote t
At Meeting

Members Of the Junior
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase will vote on three
important issues at their
monthly general meeting on
April Is at the clubhouse.
First on the agenda will
be the election Of officers for
the coming year. Polls will
open at 1880 pm.
Nominated by a committee
under the chairmanship Of
Mrs. Charles T. Hellmuth
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Summer Is Coming will be
the theme of the Washington
party presented by Mrs. Glad
stone Williams in the elegant
Crystal Room of the down.
town willard Hotel from
1915 and 2:15.
Margaret ROley models will
present Philipsborn's fash
ions from 3 until 5 pm. at
the store.
Informal modelling, IL until
3 pm. at the Greta Stevens
store in the Penn Mary Shop
ping Center.
Cappa Chell models pre-
sent fashions informally from
L. Frank for the Shirlington
Hot Shoppes. Jules hairstyles.
From 1890 to 2:30 pm.
Cappa Chell models present
l.. Frank fashions at the
Wheaton Plaza Sirloin g.
Saddle Inn from 1890 to
2:30 pm. Informal modelling.
Vincent g. Vincent hairstyles,
In the saw Cafeteria.
L. Frank Co., Seven Cor
ners, informally presented
fashions by Cappa Chell from
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are the following candidates:

Mrs. c. j. Pflieger, presi-
dent; Mrs. Martin J. Nc
Mahon, first vice president;
Mrs. Frederick Krantz and
Mrs. Richard Snyder, second
vice president; Mrs. Ralph
Becker and Mrs. William r.
Hipkins, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. George Ballman
and Mrs. Robert Becker, re-
cording secretary; and Mrs.
Lawrence Kendrick and Mrs.
Paul Morrison, treasurer.
Also there will be a dis
cussion and selection of the
clubs major welfare project
for the coming year and the
means for raising funds to
support this project.
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Luncheon
Planned

The annual donor lunch
con of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Hebrew Academy is
scheduled for April Is at
noon at the school building.
Columnist Art Buchwald
will be the guest speaker.
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Luncheon Meeting

Representative Charles s
Mac" Matthias Of Mary
lands sixth district viii adj
dress the Rock Greek Wom-
ems Republican Club ct a
luncheon meeting 1880 pm.
April %, at the Kenwood
Country Club. His topic will
be tissues Before the Eighty
Eighth Congress-.
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viii be informal modelling in
the Town and Country
sportswear department.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS : Cape COD
with 4 bedrms., sep. din. rm., fully
tiled bSmt. Large patio, fenced
yard, excel. location. Only sl5,0sO
with $3.50 On.
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. $500
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OPEN 70 A.M.-loPM

OEEN " A-M.-tu IN
Drive out Route 7 0eesburR
Pike "a mi. beyond Tysons
Conner to DSfDE
ESTATES dig oak tree,
Right on Brook Or. ! bloch 10
70 Gallant Green dr., right 10
houses on right.
BUuDEROWNER Offers 4
custom homes: CD 4 acre
IN Mclean area, bedrms,,
4 baths, } fireplaces, lear
garage, gas h.-w. heat, 30-ft.
living nm, really elegant hit,
family room. full bsnt. A big,
big home for $3.50. q III
acre, 4 bedrms.s . baths, fin.
tshed rec. rm- w/fireplace,
attached garage, paneled den
wLbuih-in book shelves, desk,
indirect lighting, infercom,
gas INV. heat 80, so IN
Mclean area. An houses
have air cond., rouKhed-in,
soee lSt trusts avail, i'm.
med. occupancy. JE. 1900
or 32S-eeS0. VIM. A. Chap
man Construction Co. Closed
Sundays.
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Or we should say 18th ave. Lovely
s brick. bedrms table.spsce lit
ed. Only sl6,eS0.
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MCLEAN
McLEAN-JIM DANDY


MCLEAN
FIND THE UNUSUAL, and
we've built lust that. %
II. in length, with 8 bed
rms, all on one floor.
Ranch style on 135-ft.
front WOODED LOT, in
$50, 900 community OF Nc
Lean area. Fabulous Buck
ingham slate hall entrance
with loft. ceiling, crystal
II. hv. rm. adjoining 1Sx16
din, rm., 1897 kitchen.
incl. breakfast area. 14x25
den or library with fire
place and PRIVATE VIEW
to rear. 9Th bedrm. or
maids I'm. In lower level,
plus Q NEVER GO OUT
AGAIN" bar In rec. rm.
with Ord firepl. Gear ga
rage. cedar slate New Eng
land roof, 9 stately coll
umns. SO boxwoods line the
entrance walkway. The la
test stereophonic music
iaIyers. othsr 'r professional tiSSi
folks will be your neigh
bors. Priced at S0S,500.
Shown by apt. FL. $4,000,
Builder-Owner. INQUIRE Of
2 others soon being COM
pleted. priced from S62,-
$50. LANGLEY PROPER
TIES.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, Nd.

PRINCE GEORGES REALfY co.
Cal - fer expert coaEultation. CT
M fun market value for yomf
property Or immediate caNh. Buiid-
Ing sites Wanted. md trua money
AVAILABLE. IN. AKA.
PROPERTY MGT. RENT-sATF9
LOANS OR QUICK CASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01
CHEVY CHASE GARDENs

A very large Williamsburg brich
Colonial residence Of finest quality
Only q few years old and In excel
lent condition. Perfect family home
with loads Of room and convenient
20 Sc coils and transportation
Large living and dining rooms. LIST.
hr. master bedrm. and bath. Over.
sized de luxe hthcen. , additional
twin bedrms., and q total Of 3Ni
bathss large rec. rm. and built-ln 4
sls.SJO. Can KE. 1850 III , pm
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1900
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TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS Nc REALTORS

ANNANDALE OFFICE c. 6sln
OPEN 70 A.M.-i6 Pm.
Drive out Rte. y 0seshurr nika) II
WoobsiDDE Es 1fIH2TfE 'f Ris 20 e
nee). RI. On Brock ar. bIk. 10
Gallant Green dr.. n. 70 houses 81
BUMDER-owNER otter. Z eu-ou
honestly a acre IN MeLNan
area 4 bedrmg.. baths, ! irepis.
z-ear Sarage; NV. heat, 3o.t. Nv.
rm-s really elegant hit, family m,
tull 6smt. A biG. biz hOms for
CD u acre. Z bedrms., : baths, IN
lshed rec. rm- with firepl., attached
garage, panel den with huilt-in
BOOK Shelves desk, indirect hRht-
ing. intercoms INV. heat, $3.50, In
Mclean area. Both houses have air
cond, Roughed in. soqs Isl trusts
avail. Immed. eeupahey. JE,
1900 OF 3zSeeS0. Closed sunday
TON CO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH-Pic4are book co.
taga set amonG fruii and hoWerinE
sEss, 7 s Ssn ~ l Es. W. " aTsgs RI &
SON. KEALfOR. IL S963i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01

ALEXANDRIA-Cozy and comiorta.
bic brick starter home with 3 bed
rooms and IVA baths, separate din
ing room, full basement, paneled
recreation room, fenced yard. Moth
ing down at VA appraisal price,
$4,000, o. $50 down FLA. Pay
ments less than rent,
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NEW
COUNTRY
LIVING

Immediate possssEiaa d a. -.
tom-b1ilt. lbedroom, fA-hsff ~
bler. Western view o. ~ mo1n.
tains from TIE living ronra a.
vey Convenient 70 Dulal AiFpoFf
and CA Also another cuaun-6li
house nearby under conarucfio1 81
s79yooo. Gail today.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
IcoNTRUEol

ARLINGTON N.-Unusual spEt &
level house WUaid Be called qunint
n GeoreetOWn e. Phila-, bIa Ne
nave = On . neat lot n cory, Jnck-
eon TeIraee. Pine-panaled rdA. rm.,
ooot 41eive1s unla. nm @ lower
leFel. L4v. I'm with dln- area, God
nt-s open1 q patio, L ships
aereened perch Mastar be1Fm.
with adj nursery o. dressing nm,
z other beorma-s Gun1cek. Madam
HOLLEY REALTY
sle5 Les Hwy. Ar, H G1so
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E. c. HILLEY & co.
REALTORS AP. 7-720C

CORAL HTLLS-AttractiVe mod
ern detached brick. 4 bsdrms. =.
equipped kit. lge. finished rec.
nm, gas heat. Completely redec-
GRATED, ready to move in. Only
$500. bal. Ike rent. VIII. 6-6lS2.
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CHEVY CHASE
GREAT FOR BIKES AND KIDSi
Also great for Nom and Dad. Only
Slss5oo. Trees, treesl Porch, slate
roof, Just over d. c. line. Beautiful
ana for walking for the entire
family. Excel. terms. with immed.
PoBs. Don't miss this delightful
home and location.
HuDEBRAND co, OIL. L-eTlI
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CoLEgvMLE AREA-5 bedrms. on
ONE ACRE, In Paint Bra n
Farm. In the nid.20s? Certainly!
And TREES, TREES, TREE s!
FLA appraised, needs paint and
tender loving care. Can S4s-230c
til 3 pm.
Shannon & Luchs
rEAITnps cTJCrr 1onx
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LEGUM & GERBER
- @Ns A@AtANAAs
n 49, -

BRIGGS CLANCY AREA-37Sacrs
estate with large Stabls for the
family with pride and income 10
afford the beta large custom
built 3bedroom, den, family rm.,
rambler, with baths, Z powder
rms. VACANT and perfectly lovely,
Win q PANORAMIC !. Y Or! M VIEW. Mid
Shannon q LuchS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-01

FOREST GLEN-5 b.r.s., din. rm., z
baths, 1880, assume loan.
James C.. Conley & Co. JU. s-ll34
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES NC.
717-7H H7-7l7!
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DAMAsCUS-Lovely Cape Cod with
fun bsmt., oil h..w.h., 2 bedrms
ard bath on lst fir, stairs up e
unfinished md fir, $1,000. KAY
BOWLIN REAL ESTATE CO
INC, WI. $3.50.
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DEERWOOD Exciting new custom
ranch home Of quality construction
TWO ACRES"

For Privacy. J bedrrns., z baths
Best Of everything Low 30s.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REATTORC WI S.6lnf
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
pTCTTTRESOTTE

on beautiful y acre.
Only $4,000. CAL JE. 4-004i.
Brown & Brown Realty
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APT. LAND-Zoned,
800 units on Shirley highway, all
utlls., planned shopping complex.
SEDGWICK REALTY, 354-5063,
INCOME PROPERTY in Rockville
949-647S. MR.. KENNEDY, MAN
OWL REALTY CORP, REALToR.
INDEPENDENT GAS STATION
property; I2b It. on busy. busy
50. IT,, 2 large garage hldgs. for
repair of 12 cars at once. Can
park rs cars. Ideal for gas sta
tion and repair. Will probably
now take $40 per sq. II. A. r.
SEELYE, DI. 7-S325,
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, VA.REAL ESTATE SERVICE, VA
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ACRE OF GROUND on major hwy.
ga minis. from new Beltway, is.
20 Minis. from ctr. OF d. G. Mod
air-cond. bldg, over 10000 50. II,
with loading ramp. Can be used
for scientific, prof. or any use that
does not create noise or obnoxious
odor. Garden-type ind. only. For
terms. loo. or any pertinent info.
write Box 1914 organs rd.. Nd
ADERHo REALTY CO.
2s3-2l63 List With Us 743-2e51
DOWNTOWN-SP. s. OF Mass. ave,
Small brick building, $4,000.
JOAN MEYERS REALTOR. Du,
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(coNTINuED)
AptS.-Cathefral Area

Cathedral Area
Not far from Conn. ave.-3 apte,
with 8 baths, plus 1 rm. IN bsnst
with bath. Total 10 rms, 4 baths,
for house 5000. Lease, income ,
quoted filled $3.50 mo. wants ST..
500 down for furn. and bus,
Edwin L. Ellis, Broker
1910 Vernon Ave. RE. 7-5l4O
APPLIANCE REPAIR SHOP, Arl.-
Long est. bus. Sacrif. $4,000 L.S.B
01BRALTAR co. DI, 7-6500.
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NEW
ARISTOCRATIC

Handsome, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 81
bath m is,s ssa ss nn,y, en Sss
and walk-in closets. Family room
lhdlolning Gold star kitehenl has
brick interior walls, with heamed
ceiling. Finished stairs lead 10 a
daylight full basement featuring a
finished 26-ft. Imported Genwood-
pAneled rec. room with exposed
brick fireplaes with raised hearth,
and sliding glass patio doors Also
a finished iB-ft, room that IL
perfect for q studio, den, office or
4th bedroom. etorage and laun-
DRY area accessible 70 outside
thFough PRIVATE entrance I'VE
VIII Take Your Present Home In
TRADE" s26,Db0 with FHA n.
nAneina,
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Baskin-RobbinS

81 fiavors ice cream store
can be as profitable and re-
warding to you as they are
to our many store owners.
Visit our existing stores in
your area today and watch
for new store openings in
the Virginia. Washington
suburban and Maryland
areas coming soon. Call Mr..
w. c. Davis (dial operator,
ask for Enterprise 1-0526)
(toli free CALI or write
2O3O Hartford I'd, Baltimore
is, Nd, for interview and
brochure.
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Embassy
Fete Set for
Board

The Brazilian Embassy, at
the invitation Of the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Mrs.
Campos, will entertain the
Ladies Board of Georgetown
University Hospital at a can
delight supper dance with
music by Sydney on Friday,
April 10.
Decorations for the gala
event will be under the SUI
perviSion of Brazilian artist
Antonio Prado, who will also
create the program cover.
Mr.. Prado and Mrs. Carlos
Lobo, wife of the EmbaSsy's
First Secretary, are also de-
signing exotic, tropical birds
such as the ones seen In the
Brazilian jungles. to trans
form the Embassy into a lit
tie bit of Brazil.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will
serve as honorary chairman
for the black tie event rs she
is a lifetime member Of the
board.
Chairman for the event Is
Mrs. Matthew F. Whalen,
with Mrs. James McSherry
WimSatt as co-chairman.
The charity will benefit the
Intensive Care Unit Of
Georgetown Hospital.
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G. 0. P. Women
Planning
Observance

The National Federation
Of Republican Women will
observe its 25th anniversary
during the 18th annual Re-
publican Woman's Confer
ence to be held April 1927.
Miss Marion E. Martin.
Commissioner of Labor and
Industry for the State Of
Maine and q former assist
ant chairman Of the Repub-
lican National Committee.
will address the conference
banquet April 26.
Miss Martin is responsible
for the expansion of the Re-
publican w mems Club
which led to the creation of
the National Federation in
1888, according to Mrs. Clare
B. Williams, assistant chair
man of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
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FIRST LADY
CHOSEN
FOR AWARD

Mrs. John F. Kennedy
will receive the first Aunt
Minnie Goldsmith Award"
just established by the
Women's Auxiliary of the
Hebrew Home for the
Aged to honor in per-
petuity the name Of Mrs.
Minnie Goldsmith.
Mrs. Lee C. White, wife
Of the Presidents assistant
special counsel, will accept
the award for Mrs. Ken
nedy at the Aunt Minnie
Goldsmith Brit h day
Luncheon to be held at
noon April 10 at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel.
More than 1000 women
are expected to attend the
luncheon marking the 92d
birthday of Mrs. Gold
smith, a long time leader
in civic and philanthropic
activities here.
Mrs. Sidney S. Naham,
president of the auxiliary,
called Mrs. Kennedy's
readiness to accept this
tribute indeed an honor
she Is comforting upon U.S."
The award will be made
annually hereafter in rec
ignition Of "idealistic serv-
ice to humanity and COM
munity welfare, particu-
larry the we'll being Of the
aging"
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SERVICE NOTES
Medical
Conference
Under Wuy

Air Force Surgeon General
Maj. Gen. Oliver Mess is
attending the second Latin
American Medical Conference
in Panama, which he inaugu-
rated with great success last
year.
Before returning to Wash
ington, Gen. Mess will 60 to
Denver, Colo, today for
the meeting Of the American
College Of Physicians. He will
join Mrs. Mess at their home
in Denver and they will re-
turn to Washington at the
end Of the week.
Gen. Mess and m any
others will be in Los Angeles,
Calf. April 20 to May 2 for
the saith meeting Of the Aero
Space Medical Association at
the Statler Hilton Hotel.
DR.. Lloyd v. Berkner, pres
ident, Graduate Research
Center of the Southwest, will
be one Of the speakers. He is
Q consultant on President
Kennedy's Science Advisory
Committee and president of
the Aero Space Medical As
ISOLATION.
Also going to Los Angeles
will be Mai. Gen. Aubrey l..
Jennings, director Of profess
sional service, and Brig. Gen.
Larry A. Smith, director Of
medical staff and education.
Others from Washington
will include DR.. and Mrs. Don
Slickinger and DR.. and Mrs.
William J. Kennard; the lat
ter Is executive vice president
Of the association.
Heading the Wives Wing
will be Mrs. Thomas A. Coates
Of st. Louis, Mo-, and the
president-elect, Mrs. Frank
B. Voris. wife of Comdr.
Voris, USN, who is presently
on loan to NASA. They will
Join the Washington con-
tingent.
The Fort Myer Women's
Club will meet on Thursday
at Patton Hall for luncheon
and a Parade Of Spring
Fashions" by Lady Hamilton.
Mrs. Philip F. Lindeman,
president, will receive with
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor. Mrs.
Earle @. Wheeler and Mrs.
Barksdale Hamlet.
HosteSseS for the day will
be the Medical and Dental
Officers Wives Of the United
States Army Dispensary,
headed by Mrs. Walter Kos
tecki, wife Of the post
surgeon.
1t is important that all
members interested In the
club should attend to hear
and vote on the proposed
changes to the constitution.
Reservations are requested by
noon on Tuesday.
BY z. M. D.
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A Farewell Party
For The Vittrups

ing were the Finnish Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Seppala,
South African Ambassador
and Mrs. Naude and the
Brazilian envoy to the Or
ganization of American
States, Ambassador Marinho.
These and other guests
were treated to a lavish sup
per, with variety enough to
tempt anyone-tenderloin Of
beef, smoked turkey. chile
con carne. arroz con polio.
chicken mousse, shrimp in
green sauce, green beans,
nodded gazpacho salad,
French potato salad. hearts
Of palm sslad. sunset fruit
dessert and pastries and
cheeses with coffee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
Baby Care
Courses
Slated

The District Of Columbia
Red Cross Chapter will
sponsor day and night
courses in Mother and Baby
Care" and Home Care Of
the Sick and Injured"
The Mother and Baby
Care" course designed for
expectant parents will begin
Tuesday at 7 pm. at the
Chapter House. The day
class for expectant parents
will begin April is at 10 am.
Open to men and women.
the day course In Home
Care Of the Sick and In
jured" will begin April 8 at
10 am. The evening course
will get underway April 9 at
7 pm.
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DAG Plan Presentation

ton Cadet Of the year.
The Tuesday-night ban
quet will be a highlisht of
the Daughters 42d general
assembly, to be held April 8
through 10 at the Mayflower
Hotel.
AS a prelude to the assem-
bly,, the Daughters will hold
an open house from 3 to S
pm. Sunday at the National
Headquarters on Massachu-
sets avenue and the follow
ing night the society's Ma
tional Officers Club will have
its dinner there at $50 pm.
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The new Chief Of Staff Of
the European Command, Gen.
Russell Vittrup, and Mrs.
Vittrup were honored at a
farewell party last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan M.
Marshall.
The Marshalls held the
reception and buffet supper
at their Georgetown apart
ment and about 100 friends
from congressional, military,
diplomatic and residential
circles stopped in to say
goodbye to the honor guests.
The general and his wife will
leave for their new post a
week from tomorrow, sailing
from New York aboard the
SIS. United States.
Among the guests from
Capitol Hill we're Senators
Thomas Kuchel. Clinton An
derson, Karl Mundt, Ernest
Gruening, Estes Kefauver,
John Sparkman, Jack Miller
and Edmund Muskie, and
Representatives Robert Skies,
Homer Thornberry and Thor
Tollefson, with their wives.
The Judge Advocate Gen.
eral and Mrs. Charles L.
Decker attended, also the
Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. David Shoup,
the Surgeon General and
Mrs. Leonard Heaton. the
Inspector General and Mrs.
Edward Mcdaniel. the Air
Force Aide to the Presi-
dent, Brig. Gen. Godfrey
McHugh, the Presidents
Naval Aide and Mrs. Taze-
we'll Shepard. jr., and Col.
Robert E. Masters, professor
of Air Science and Tactics
at the University Of Indiana.
in town for the party.
In the diplomatic gather
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Mrs. Ertegun
Visits Here

Mrs. Mehmet Ertegun, the
widow Of a former Turkish
Ambassador to the United
States. is in town and is the
houseguest of her long time
friend Mrs. Julian Gillespie.
Mrs. Ertegun came from
New York yesterday after
visiting with her son Mr..
Ahmet Ertegun. She arrived
from her home in Turkey
early last week. The very
popular visitor expects to be
in town for about a week.
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HEART
SAVING
COURSE

Taking it easy" Is not
impossible, according to
the Montgomery County
TB and Heart Association.
The Association is spon-
soring classes to teach
homemakers with heart
conditions how to save en-
ergy, simplify housework
and do many daily tasks
without overtaxing the
heart.
The Heart Of the Home"
classes will be two sessions
of two hours each on April
8 and 16.