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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, April 05, 1962, THURSDAY Issue, Image 5

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People We J(now
Dinner
By Kathleen Leary
Woman’s Editor
The Helen Berger Chapter of
the Institute For Cancer Re
search believes in combining
social activity with work, and
their festive “Ode to America”
dinner party Saturday night
was a perfect example.
To the spectator it was a
"fun” evening, beginning with
a cocktail reception in the Of
ficer's Club of Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. A dinner
featuring stuffed Rocky Moun
tain capon foiled, and the cli
max of the benefit was a variety
program of singing and dancing
acts.
Back stage, however, many
hours of work led up to the
event. Mrs. Harry L. Berman,
general chair-man, laid plans
and carried them out with a
committee including Mrs. Wil
liam B. Hammer and Mrs. Edith
M. Ayers, tickets; Mrs. Paul
Varoutsos, publicity; Mrs. O. H.
Stephens, telephone; Mrs. Ed
ward Nicklas, decorations; Mrs.
Stephen Mourat, gifts; Mrs. Her
bert Bergson, reception; Miss
Dorothy Leavitt and Mrs. John
B. Coates, program book.
Saturday night, the work ail
but finished, committee mem
bers put on their party pretties
and joined in the crowd of about
150 for the fun.
Mrs. Leonard Hill, chapter
president, introduced Major
General Clinton S. Lyter, Com
manding General of Walter
Reed, who made a few remarks,
and then Colonel Robert Shira,
master of ceremonies for the
evening.
The Americana entertainment
included songs by Miss Eleanor
Bowman and Edward Jackson,
soloists from the Howard Uni
versity Chorus; Hawaiian
dances by Jiggs and Susan
Etheridge of Silver Spring; a
magic act by the Honorable
Kenneth J. Gray, Representative
from Illinois; Latin American
dances by Paul and Mickey
Aebersold of Chevy Chase, and
Ellen Berman; and folk songs
by Florence and Susie Miller.
Socially and financially the
benefit was the success usually
enjoyed by the Helen Berger
Chapter. During the 10 years of
Its existence, the yomen have
raised over $73,000 lor the In
stitute For Cancer Research of
Philadelphia. The means have
been many, but the public is
most familiar with the annual
apron sales. Another main
source of income is the sale of
rummage.
Organized in August, 1952,
the chapter is named for Mrs.
Raoul Berger, its founder who
succumbed to cancer herself in
1958. The hardworking member
ship of 227 maintain no office
space and operate with little ex
pense. .Service is donated. Busi
ness firms and area citizens co
operate. Moral as well as fi
nancial support of the scientists
engaged in solving the cancer
problem are the fruits of their
efforts.
ELECTROLOGIST
PERMANENT HAIR
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Aebersold of Chevy Chase, Colonel Robert
Shira, master of ceremonies; Mrs. Paul
Varoutsos of Chevy Chase, 3rd vice president
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the 7 to 8 o'clock reception preceding the
dinner with Mrs. Harry L. Beman, general
SENTINEL
5
Thursday, April 5. 1962
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The Saturday night dinner took place in the
Office’r Club of Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. —Ed Mervis Photo
of the Helen Berger Chapter; and Dr. Aeber
sold, who danced with his wife during the
entertainment following dinner.
—Ed Mervis Photo
chai.man; and Mrs. Leonard Hill, president
of the Helen Berger Chapter.
—Ed Mervis Photo
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