Evening star. [volume], May 11, 1947, Page D-2, Image 47

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MISS JESSIE LOUISE FOSTER.
—Bradford Bachrach Photo.
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Miss Foster to Wed
An announcement of much inter
est in Washington is that made by
Rear Admiral and Mrs. E. D. Foster
of the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Jessie Louise Foster, to Mr.
Miles Harvard Overholt, jr.
Mr. Overholt is the son of Mrs.
Alma Overholt and the late Mr.
Overholt of Santa Catalina Island
and Los Angeles.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the National Cathedral School
for Girls and Wellesley College.
Mr. Overholt, who served as a first
lieutenant with the 6th Marine Di
vision during the war, was gradu
ated from the Catalina Island School
for Boys and Harvard College with
the class of 1943. He is a member
of*the Hasty Pudding Institute of
1770 and the Speakers' Club.
Miss Fyfe to Marry
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Fyfe an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Sara Jean Fyfe, to
Mr. William Kaiser Jawish, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Jawish.
The wedding will take place June
11 at 7 o’clock in the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Pyfe is attending Marjorie
Webster Junior College and will
graduate in June.
Mr. Jawish is attending the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Representatives
Daughter Hostess
At Birthday Party
Yesterday was a big day lit the life
of Beatrice Anna Cabot Lodge. Tbe
9-year-old daughter of Representa
tive ancLMrs. John Davis Lodge lad
her first birthday party. And every
thing that happened was her o*n
idea. She had been planning this
momentous occasion for the pest
two years.
The 21 guests, most of whom at
tend Potomac School with Beatrice,
came to the party in disguise. They
were greeted by their hostess, who
wore a fairy costume she made her
self. Completing the outfit was a
magic wand.
As each child entered, Beatrice
tried to guess who she was. If she
knew, she would wave her Wand,
thus ending the subterfuge. If she
couldn’t guess, the child was given
a prize.
After the guessing period was over,
the girls played games, saw movies
and then had a supper party which
consisted of "everything that chil
dren like.”
Those Who took part in the festiv
ities in the Adams room of the
Wardman Park Hotel were Benits
Braggiottl, daughter of Mrs. Lodge’s
brother. Stlano Braggiottl, who is
in the Elizabeth Bergner play at
the National; Bonnie Bradley, who
came'from Westport, Conn., far the
occasion; Margaret Anderson, Anne
Labouisse, Susan Moore, Mary Ross,
Alexandra Scott, Jane Wiggelaworth,
Betsy Wister, Angelia Brown, Blanca
Silvestrelli, Gail Perrin. Bonnie
Erskine, Elizabeth Lowe, Carla Kit
teridge, Patty Russell, Susan Boyd,
Evelyn Scofield. Marian Sehraves
ande. Eleanor Partridge and Vir
ginia Matins.
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Hollod an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Hollod, to
Mr. Richard E. Scheffrin, son of
Mrs. Sarah Scheffrin, also of Wash
ington. ,
Miss Hollod attended Wllr„'*
Teachers’ College. Her fiance i at
tending George Washington Uni
versity after serving three years in
the Navy.
The wedding will take plact
May 22.
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have ordered her wedding invita
tions and announcements from
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They will have
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engraved in her
favorite type.
She will have
chosen (like all
chic brides)
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Flattering, cas
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! «< IfEEP YOUR GLOVES
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* * * —where you are!" Let
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morning routine:
(I) Stand erect, arms ex- ,
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I forward from waist, knees
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(2) Stand erect, feet slight
ly apart, arms extended to
shoulder levgl at sides. Bend
from waist, knees straight,
touching fingers of right hand
to outside left heel. Resume
original position. Reverse. Re
peat.
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hips. Rotate body from waist,
bending right as far as pos
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Resume original position. Re
peat.
Don't overdo. Five times is
enough for the beginner.
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Airplane luggage,
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« PACE THE FUTURE—and
*** look ahead 1” You can
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yours elf.
Poise,
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and good
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anything you do. Daily, PHYLLIS
BELL'S "IDEAL” SCHOOL is help
ing shy, awkward girls become
poised, charming young women. If
you are career-minded, the classes
in Fashion Modeling prepares you
for a fascinating career. Consult
Miss Bell tomorrow. Convenient
tuition plan: $10 upon registration;
the balance in snnll weekly pay-*
ments. The school is located across
from Woodward and Lothrop. at
<04 11th ST. N.W., second floor.
Classes daily from 12:30 to S:H.
Phene HA. <084.
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