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FEATURING LOVELY
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Cocktails — Dinner —
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—Anton Photo.
MRS. JAMES P. WHITE.
The former
Miss Alma M. Zaccarin.
In St. Joseph’s Church. Miss
Alma M. Zaccarin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Marascio
of this city, December 8. became
the bride of Mr. James P. White,
son of Mr. and Mrs William A.
White, also of this city. The Rev.
John V. Connor performer the
ceremony.
A reception was held at the
Burlington Hotel after the wed
ding. The couple will make their
home in this city.
Spring Wools
You can expect transparent
wools to keep you warm yet peek
a-booish next Spring. Jacques
Lesur, the fabric creator who
cuddled us all in his poodle cloth
this winter, now reverses the edict
and invents wool chiffon and
"soap bubble” cloth for coats, suits
and dresses which will be featured
by top Paris and New York de
signers in their Spring collections.
F w
1/istinctive lug
gage — from
train eases to
trunks . . . small
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er belts, gloves,
handbags... and
luxurious leath
er pieces that
make handsome
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... all very reas
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Miss Mary Long
Becomes Bride
MRS. JAMES E. DOLAN.
The former
Miss Mary M. Long.
Miss Mary Margaret Long be
came the bride November 24 of
Aviation Ordnance Chief James
Edward Dolan in the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart, the Rev. R.
Paul Repetti officiating, assisted
by the Rev. Raymond Fanning of
Holy Comforter Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. Edward J. Long and the late
Mrs. Mary Alice Long. Mr. Dolan
is the son of Mrs. Lawrence E.
Dolan and the late Mr. Dolan.
After a reception at 2 Scott
Circle the couple left for a wed
ding trip to Florida. They will
make their home in this city.
Blind Pianist
Gives Program
A musical program by Miss
Catherine Grady, blind pianist,
featured a luncheon meeting of
Chapter N of the PEO Sisterhood
held yesterday at the home of
Mrs. C. G. Wilson.
A former music teacher, the
guest artist is now a proofreader
of Braille at the Library of Con
gress. She is a resident of the
Henry and Annie Hurt Home for
the Blind.
Another resident of the home.
Miss Adelia M. Hoyt, was a special
guest at the luncheon which
featured a collection of donations
for the District Association of
Workers for the Blind.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Alan C. Maxwell, club president,
Mrs. W. A. Maxwell and Mrs. H.
E. RatclifTe.
—Southall Photo.
MRS. DAVID A. JOHNSON.
The former
Miss Norma Chamberlain.
The marriage of Miss Norma I
LaVaughn Chamberlain of Ta- I
koma Park, daughter of Mr. andj
Mrs. Bert Chamberlain of Bowl-J
ing Green, Ohio, to Lt. David A.1
Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dave D. Johnson of Duluth, Minn.,
took place December 8 at
the Takoma Park Seventh-Day
Adventist Church. The Rev.
George E. Rapp performed the
ceremony.
Following a reception at Blair!
Mansion Inn in Silver Spring the
couple left for a wedding trip
to Bermuda. Upon their return
they will make their home at
Virginia Beach, Va.
Finance Figures
Attend Luncheon
Bright lights in the financial
world flocked to the Carlton Hotel
yesterday for the luncheon given
by Mr. Ryuji Takeuchi. represent
ative of the Japanese government
here, and Mr. Takeshi Watanabe,
financial commissioner of the
Japanese Government Overseas
Agency.
The party was in honor of Mr.
Nobutane Kiuchi, chairman of.the
Foreign Exchange Control Board,
from Tokyo, who is en route to
London. And it attracted such
financial wizards as the Messrs. A.
N. Overby, Irving S. Friedman,
George F. Luthringer, Ernest
Wichin. J. V. Mladek, Frank Coe
and Edward M. Bernstein of the
International Monetary Fund.
Also present were Mr. Chigoro
Sugiyama. financial adviser of the
Japanese government: Mr. Daiza
Kaechi and Mr. Shinichi Yoda,
both members of the Foreign Ex
change Control Board, and Mr.
Shigeo Matsumoto. representative
of the Bank of Japan, of New
York. __
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% cup of buttermilk or sour milk.
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eggs, and a teaspoon of vanilla.
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Cool and frost with any chosen
frosting — chocolate, peppermint,
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Rayon Gabardine Skirt, that invites a crino
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