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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
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PLANNERS FOR NAVY BALL— These Navy wives are
hard at work at the Army Navy Country Club on plans
for the District of Columbia Navy Relief Ball to be
held October 21 and 22 in the sail loft, Naval Gun
Factory. Left to right ore Mrs. Raymond A. Anderson,
entertainment chairmpn; Mrs. Clarence Atkeson, who
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MISS JACQUELYN N.
McCartney
Engaged to Pvt. William
Henderson Burdick.
Miss McCartney
Is Engaged to
Pvt. Bui dick
Mrs. Hudler McCartney an*
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Jacquelyn Nash to
Pvt. William Henderson Bur
dick.
Mias McCartney is the
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--our new collection of en
sembles speak of bare and simple
satin sheaths covered with dramatic silk taffeta
theatre coats, tunic or full length.
All in matching tones of amber, black or midnight
blue . . . 69.95
QPashiii()iOttQE
(Hot Connecticut Avenue • Open Daily, 9:30 to 6:00
Miss Simenson
Is Married
Miss Romaine Miram Sim
enson, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Edwin Ouldlin Simenson
: of Travis Air Force Base, Calif.,
was married August 6 to Mr.
Philip James Moloney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert William
i Moloney of New York City and •
Covewood, Lake Placid, N. Y.
The ,Rev. Robert M. Mooney,
the base captain chaplain,
USAF, performed the ceremo
ny in the Mitchell Air Force
Base Catholic Chapel in
: Hempstead, L. I. A reception
was held following the cere
mony in the Officers Club.
The bide was given in mar
riage by her father.
Mrs. Moloney attended the
daughter es Mr. John Nash
McCartney.
She attended the University,
of Maryland and was a prin
cess in the President's Cup
Regatta last year. She is a
sponsor in the event this year.
Pvt. Burdick was graduated
from Woodbury Forest and the
University of Virginia before
Joining the Marine Corps.
He is now stationed at Camp
Lejeune, N. C.
is planning the decorations; Mrs. George A. Holder
ness, vice chairman of the ball; Mrs. Neil K. Dietrich,
chairman, and Mrs. Thomas S. Combs, in charge of
reservations and tickets. They are just part of a group
of 20 women working on this coming event of the fall
social season.—Star Staff Photo.
University of Pennsylvania and
was introduced to society in
this city in 1951. For the past
three years she has been one
of New York's leading models.
Mr. Moloney was graduated
from Loyola School in New
York City and the Wharton
School of the University of
Pennsylvania.
He was a member of the
Mask and Wig Club of the
Llvuuik Co.
12th and F Sts., Washington
just 21
DYED MUSKRAT
FUR COATS
9 179*
Compare to similar coats
—not specially purchased—
in our regular stock at $279
Now at the very start of the season—only a very
special purchase could bring Muskrat of THIS luxur
ious fineness at such a price. The skins are extra
select; the making superb. Every smart length.
10% Down, Budget Payments Arranged
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University of Pennsylvania
and is producing a summer
musical tent theater in the
round for Westchester County
next summer.
He was previously associated
with his father's newspaper
representative firm and the J.
j Walter Thompson Advertising
Agency.
The couple will live in New
I York.
™Society
SERVICE NEWS
Aii Force Party Sky
Ceiling Unlimited
By EVELYN M. DENT
The Air Foree Chief of Staff.
Gen. Nathan F. Twining and
Mrs. Twining have a very
busy schedule from now until
after the Christmas holidays.
Their daughter Olivia, whose
engagement to 2d Lt. Haywood
S. Hansell, m, they an- {
nounced Friday, has set the
wedding date in the holiday
season.
Metfhwhile, Mrs. Twining is
looking forward to having her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
McKeever of Hawaii, as house
guests.
They arrive Monday, August
22, after a flying visit to Port
land, Ore., where they will be
the guests of Miss Aurie Yong.
Mrs Richard Penhallow is
also coming from the Islands
with her parents, and the fam
ily will be at the Twinings Fort
Myer quarters for about a
After which they will all go
to the Dominican Republic to
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hal L. McKeever. son and
daughter-in-law of the Mc-
Keevers.
The very special reason for
the McKeever clan to fore
gather is the celebration of
their parents' 50th wedding
anniversary September 6. Gen.
and Mrs. Twining plan to be
gone about 10 days.
Mrs. Twining and Mrs.
Thomas D. White, wife of the
Air Force Vice Chiel of Staff
have planned a luncheon tor
Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Harold E. Talbot.
The ladies will entertain an
all Air Force company at the
Twining quarters. Fort Myer.
•
now...our famous
polo coat in
glad, mad, plaid
Incomparably sporting—the air of
a Peck and Peck Polo coat A look
deriving from pure lines —such
touches as the belt back, the
pearl buttons. Now...in Black Watch
or Baird tartans with red or navy
jersey linings. 8 to 18. 69.95.
Closed Saturdays During August
TWO SHOPS ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N.W.
1517, AT DU PONT CIRCLB • 4481, AT ALBEMARLE STREET
Mrs. Talbot has won a niche
1 that is especially hers in this
changing town, and it will be
waiting for her whenever she
chooses to return.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Han- i
sell returned home on Wednes
day from Roseberg, Ore., where
they had been visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ovid G.
Rogers. Their son, Dennett,
stayed with his grandparents,
and will return home later in
i the fall.
West Point Man
Lt. Hansell was graduated
from West Point in June and
i has been spending his leave at
home, he departs today for his
new duty station at Malden
| Air Base, Malden, Mo.
Lucia Hansel, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Smith,
at Marietta, Oa„ also arrived
home on Wednesday.
Mr Smith is editor and pub
lisher of the Marietta Daily
News Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
i Hansell are sisters.
Gen. Hansell retired again
last month after being re
called to serve on the Weapons
Systems Evaluations Group, as
the Air Force member.
Deputy Director of the Cen
tral Intelligence Lt. Gen.
Charles Cabell and Mrs.
Cabell, were hosts at dinner
last evening entertaining at
the Bolling Air Force Base
Officers Club for their house
guests and friends who have
; recently returned here for .
! another tour of duty.
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Warren
See SERVICE NEWS, Fg. D-1S
FINAL WEEK A
SLATER
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NEW YORK WHITE PLAINS SASOEN CITY
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Special Event
in the Jandel
AUGUST
FUR SALE
JACKETS
The Jacket has earned fashion prominence because it
1 In f W l nterß The comprehensive Jandel
collection of Brief Coats” features the very newest
style touches and of course luxurious Jandel quality
and workmanship. Jandel Jackets are the perfect
answer to every woman, college or career girl, who
BtyI * and 9 ual ity yet is faced with a
muted budget. This is the opportune time to make
your selection while our collection is at its peak and
realize advantageous savings in our August Fur Sale.
ALL PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX
,Fur product* labeled to .how country of origin of imported fur*.
Mouton ; f 125
Muskrat 195
Sheared Raccoon 295
Natural Grey Persian Lamb 295
Dyed Squirrel 550
River Otter 395
Black-Dyed Persian Lamb 395
Natural Beaver 459
Sapphire-Dyed Beaver 450
Dyed Fur Seal 495
Natural Mink Paw 495
DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN
If you buy now on our convenient Deferred
Payment Plan, your purchase will be placed
in our Lay-Away Department until you are
ready to wear your Jandel Furs in the FalL
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