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MIAMI DAILY NEWS, SundayApril 20, 1952 3-B ABO By MARY MAELEI it) i Elizabeth Boultqn's Betrothal Announced Mr. and Mrs- Charles Daniel Boulton, 44 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ann Boulton, to Edward Peter Parkinson, son of Mr. and Edward T. J.

Parkinson, 741 N. Greenway Coral I Sr 1 iV -NT- -v aAk? yjM a ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity of which he is corresponding MISS BOULTON Gables Photo I 1 'j I- VS. i Cidois Tell Troth Of Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P.

Cid-or, 345 NW 102nd announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joyce Ann Cidor, to Robert Damon Walker, son of the senior Walkers, 2340 NE Seventh Ave. The bride-elect was graduated from Notre Dame Academy, Chicago, is a member of Nu Phi Mu sorority. She is with Dodge, Inc. Her fiance was graduated from Palm Beach High School, attended the University of Florida where he was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He is with Dun and Bradstreet and is a member of the Miami Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Housekeepers Plan Installation Housekeepers Club will hold its installation luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Jonsey's on the Trail, with Mrs. Harold Wayne, director of district 11, Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, as installing officer. Special guests will be Mrs. F.

F. Ravlin, president of the Dade County Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Fred Davant, president of the Junior House keepers Club. A musical program will be presented by Mrs. Harry Gilchrist, including Ruth Wall Gal- ster, violinist, accompanied by Mrs.

Leland Hyzer. Mrs. W. R. Dawes is taking reservations and Mrs.

John H. Jay is general chairman. In Our GREAT MISS BARFUS Gables Photo Your Capitol WASHINGTON, April 19 Is trying to cope with spring cherry-blossom visitors the Gentlemen of the 4th. Estate who are here for the American Society of Newspaper Editor's convention and The Daughters of the American Revolution, who are here for their convention. Result complete immobilization.

Flowers everywhere hats bosoms, trees, bushes and on most street corners all very giddy. Leave It To The Girls The Women's National Press Club, welcomed their favorite editors to town by hostessing a large formal dinner where their guests, MET SAW and LISTENED to outstanding Washington and National personalities. The Presidential room at the Statler was a mass of various colored balloons floating over every chair and everywhere large placards and pictures of the seven outstanding candidates for the July conventions. VIPs were introduced via a spotlight during the dinner by popular political columnist DORIS FLEESON and society columnist BETTY BEALE. The two girls had prepared a quip for each guest that some old timers said was better than the Gridiron produces.

Florida's senior Senator was introduced as "Oil for the Lamps of Palm Beach" SENATOR HOLLAND. For you innocents, that because of bis stand on the tidelands oil). Other examples were "Idaho's biggest Potato," SENATOR DWORSHAK "I'm in the mood for Moody," SENATOR MOODY of Mich. "There's Nothing like a Dame," SENATOR SMITH of Maine. "Stars fell on Alabama," SENATOR SPARKMAN "Meet the Man who made the Mink a Social Outcast," SENATOR FULBRIGHT.

"I'd hate to cross this man up" GORDON DEAN Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission and a loud wolf whistle introduced BACHELOR SENATOR MAGNUSSON of Washington. The Hopetuls The seven guests of honor were the declared candidates or their 'stand-ins. The 'wary! news-girls limited their guests to exactly five minutes each to tell why they should be the next occupant of the 'fresh' White House. Glamorous NANCY KEFAUVER, in the most chic strapless evening dress and long white gloves, and obviously terrified, said it was her first public speech. She was so decorative that no one cared what she said.

Then SENATOR DICK RUSSELL made a speech full of Southern gallantry that brought down the house. Said he was happy it was the Senator and not Mrs. Kefauver who was down in Florida campaigning against him. He said Kefauver's chief accomplishment was that he had outmarried himself to such an extent. Russell was the sensation of the evening, and had to take two bows GOP candidate HAROLD STASSEN spoke for himself as did SENATOR ROBERT KERR.

Ohio Republican Representative CLARENCE BROWN, who was Taft's 1948 campaign manager, spoke for Taft who is out campaigning. REPRESENTATIVE ALLAN HUNTER of California represented GOVERNOR WARREN. Republican PAUL HOFFMAN made an impassioned plea for GEN. EISENHOWER. For the record Nancy Kefauver was not the only one with stage fright.

Among the 400 Judging and Hopefuls and casting straw votes were HEDDA HOPPER, in a hat of course, but a pretty pink one with one rose The NELSON POYN-TERS, who live in St. Petersburg when in Florida (they, had a party at their Georgetown house after the dinner.) OVETA CLUP HOBBY Texas's woman wonder, who gets prettier each year. Many an editor would have given anything to have heard the remarks ALICE ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH was saying to CYRUS CHING. You may remember she authored the quip "re-the little man on the wedding cake." MRS. MARQUIS CHILDS and MRS.

RICHARD HARKNESS were telling GEORGIA NEESE CLARK (The Treasurer of the U. how some of the DARs had got tired of orchids and switched to corsages made of dollar bills. AUSTINE, (MRS. WM. RANDOLPH HEARST) practically stopped the show, in a white bouffant cotton creation with black velvet jacket.

CARLENE ROBERTS, American Airlines, Vice President and as glamorous as they come, was in light blue. Coincidental But of course, an editor said he had heard that the President said when he held his last annual press conference today for the editors in the National museum of Science that the editors would feel at home with the dinosauers etc. Anyway the editors said it was the best conference they had ever been to and the President so entertaining. Florida-Oh, Yes Mrs. Marquis Childs, wife of your columnist, is just back from Anna Maria Island near Bradenton and says it is an enchanting place.

JOHN BEREMAN of Chicago is seeing Miami Beach for the first time since they sold their prize winning house on LaGorce Island. DAVID STOWE, who is still in his early 40's, and was the youngest College President at one time, (now an administrative assistant to the President), will be in Miami this week-end on business, but is planning a trip to the Orchid farm with the PHILIP WYLIES, come Sunday. I Hear AMBASSADOR LUIS MACHADO is going back to Havana this week. The popular Luis refused to stay in his post here after MIAMI HIGH GRADS TELL ENGAGEMENT MISS FALK Betrothal Told AT HOTEL Reception To Honor Bride-Elect Dr. and Mrs.

Jack F. Falk, 4554 Nautilus Miami Beach, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth Sheila Falk, to Malcolm Maurice Rosenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lake Rosenberg, Roanoke, Va.

A reception is being held today at the Lord Tarleton Hotel, Miami Beach. The bride-elect was graduated from Miami Beach High School and now is attending the University of Miami where she is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. Mr. Rosenberg attended the University of Virginia and now is attending the University of Miami where he is a member of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity. Decorating Hang pictures at eye level for the most dramatic and interesting effects.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Barfus, 25 Montilla Coral Gables, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Gloria Winifred Barfus, to Pfc.

Donald Bounds, MCAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover G. Bounds, 3353 SW 24th St. Miss Barfus was graduated from Miami High School where she was a member of the Mixed Chorus and Cisum music honor- Woodmen Circle Has Shower Entertaining at a shower for Mrs.

Earl Pomeroy, members of the Royal Palm Grove 42, Supreme Forest of Woodmen Circle, met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Orr, 6335 NW First Court on Friday night. The hostess was assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mildred Orr. -J Here'a food itwt, We've stasfceaoiir price fhe bene ia ear el baby week premetien. It's year en ppertenlty the year te bay what yea aeed.

Cema ia teaierrew wkea leera epea A.M. MISS HOLLADAY LeHan Photo BETROTHED Miamians To Wed In June Mrs. Ruby Holladay, 2851 SW 26th announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ann Holladay, to Jack Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J.

Schneider, 145 NE 95th- St, Miami Shores. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Holladay attended Miami High School and Florida State University. Mr. Schneider attended Miami High School.

He will be graduated from the University of Miami where he is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and the Varsity Basketball Team. DATEBOOK Monday, April 21 ORGANIZATIONS nREATKB MIAMI CHAPTER OF AD ASSAH Stephen Wig Group, giving a tea. borne of Mrs. Bess Nelson. 5950 La Gore Miami Beach.

1:30 p. m. Israeli Group, luncheon, Roney Plaza Hotel, noon. Hannah Senesch Group. luncheon, home of Mrs.

Irving Greenfield, 40 Star Island, 12:30 p.m. Shaloma Group, luncheon. Hibiscus Lodge, 10th St. and Alton 12:30 p. m.

Henrietta Szold Group, luncheon. Sea Gull Hotel, noon: Herzl Group, Chal tea, home of Mrs. Muriel Hirsch Pick, 294 S. Coconut Lane. Palm Island.

1:30 p. m. Minorah Group, luncheon. Jackie Heller's Dinner Key Restaurant, 12:30 p. m.

HEVRT CXAV VOOME WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS AUXILIARY. GAR Meeting at IOOF Hall, 21S NW 15th 1:30 p. m. EVERGLADES CHAPTER. DAR Annual picnic.

Old Fort Dallas, Lum-mus Park, noon. BCSINERS ANT PROFESSIONAL HAD ASS AH GROIP OF MIAMI Meeting at Greater Miami Jewish Community Center. 450 SW 16th 8:30 p. m. HIBISOCS GROVE SFPREME FOREST WOODMEN CIRCLE Ritualistic meeting.

2800 Bird 8 p. m. DELTA PHI ALCMNAB CHAPTER OF GREATER MIAMI Meeting with Mrs. Samuel Paetro. 980 W.

48th Miami Beach. 8 p. m. RECENT GRADUATES GROCP, MIAMI BRANCH, AACW Meeting with Mrs. Nicholas Hodsdon.

1328 Obispo Coral Gables, 8 p. m. EIGHT" AND FORTV SOCIETV, AMERICAN LEGION ATTULIARY Meeting with Mrs. Max Freem, 1335 NW 23rd 8 p. m.

SOUTHERN CROSS CHAPTER. CnC Meeting at the chapter house, 1320 LeJeune 2:30 p. m. Board, 1:30 p. m.

GREATER MIAMI ACXrt.IARV, JEWISH CONSUMPTIVES RELIEF SOCIETY Sponsoring a card party, Fleetwood Hotel, Miami Beach, 8 p. m. LITTLE RIVER REBEKAH LODGE Meeting at 7050 NW Fourth I p. m. SEMINOLE SISTERHOOD SM, DAMES OF MALTA Games party.

Home Milk Company, 2451 NW Seventh 8 p. m. BARRY COLLEGE AUXILIARY Meeting la the rotunda of the college, 2 p. m. CORAL GABLES COURT SIX.

ORDER OF THE AMARANTH Meeting at OES HAH, 2758 Bird Coconut Grove. 8 p. m. FLORA MacDONALD LODGE 171. DAUGHTERS OF SCOTIA Past chief daughters night, IOOF Hall, 215 NW Fourth 8 p.

m. CLUBS ALL STATES CARD CLUB Bridge and canasta party, Tula 'Hotel, 12:45 p. m. MIAMI BEACH WOMAN'S CLUB Luncheon, meeting, clubhouse, 12:30 p. m.

MIAMI SPRINGS GARDEN CLUB Meeting a Miami-Battle Creek Sanitarium, 2 p. PTA's SHENANDOAH JUNIOR HIGH PTA Meeting in school cafeteria, 7:45 p. m. your furniture 89 50 includes fabric All new Webbing Completely recovered end re-built like new experience auarantees INTERIORS PHONE 4-5153 I st9 I i Gables. The bride-elect was graduated from Ponce de Leon High school where she was a member of the Cavaliettes, and will be graduated in June from the University of Miami where she is a member of Chi Omega sorority, Gamma Alpha Chi honorary advertising sorority, past state president of the Florida College Home Economics Clubs and treasurer of the Home Economics Province four.

Mr. Parkinson was graduated from Ponce de Leon High school, and will be graduated from the University of Miami. He is a member of the ROTC and of Sig MISS CIDOR Tooley-Myron Photo ary society. She is with Penton-Shepard Tire Company. Mr.

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Scherer, Pittsburgh, an-nounce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Lois M. Scherer, to Sgt Alan Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Baker, Welch, W. which took place at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Rader Memorial Methodist Church with the Rev. Caxton Doggett officiating. The bride was given in marriage by Arthur Yelvington.

Miss Hortense Gibbs was maid of honor; Sgt. Bernard Waskowski, best man. Reception followed the ceremony at Moose HalL 2744 Flagler St After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at 3275 NW 95th St Spring Dance Tonight Miami Unit of Junior Hadas-sah will sponsor a spring dance at 9 tonight at the Allison Hotel, Miami Beach. YEARLY SALE A YEAK PANEL CRIB AsjaiUkla Sariaf Wat lirck '18 00 ALUMINUM Thayer Stroller WITH HOOD UMt tsillf RS Wkita Striata Rate Skaaiiag Isf 00 16 95 6 YEAR SPINDLE CRIB Dree Side Wax lireh 100 BABY CARRIAGE Caavait Feldlafj Type UfktetiiM laatktrttta Faatkrak aray. Ilia, lack Alomlnnn BATHINETTE Proof Tks Ittttt Style Pl.

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Had a setback from a cold. All is well at Kenneland except the weather is the word from Lexington. The first to reach popular Secretary of the Army, FRANK PACE, in the Pentagon, to congratulate him on a new daughter, their third, was UNDER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY WHITEHAIR, also the father of three daughters. The Pace women are a symphony in Ps Mamma is PEGGY PACE the new baby is PENNY PACE and their two admiring sisters are PAULA PACE and PRISOLLA PACE. Speaking of daughters Secretary Whitehair told Secretary Pace this story.

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