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Evening star., 1933-07-02
Leonardtown Wedding
June 81 Announced

LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 1.-Of
much interes; was the announcement
OF Mrs. Herbert c. Douglass of the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Jean
Perie Bolk. of Sandgates, Md, to Mr..
/ William Graves Hardwick, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hardwick of Memphis,
Tenn. which took place June 81 at
o'clock in St. Pauls Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in Leonardtown Only
members of the immediate families at
tended the ceremony, the rector of the
church, the Rev. L. Llory Krug Off
ciating Immediately following the
in the home of the brides mother at
Sandgates. The young couple left later
for wedding trip in the South. and
will make their home in Memphis.
Tenn. MI Hardwick for four years
has been in the United States Ma
rinec, and is champion tennis player
boxer, and won a cup race held in
Guantanamo Bay. Mrs. Hardwick was
junior in Margaret Brent High School
hero. and a popular member of the
younger set and came originally from
HousIon. Tex
Mrs J. Allen Coad. wife of the State
Senator, and her daughter, Mrs. An
derSon Dana Hodgdon, with the lat
ter'G two sons Dana, jr., and Hyatt
Hodgdon. of Washington, spent some
weeks at Mrs. Coads estate, Porto
Belle. on the St Marys River. They
let Thursday to spend the month of
July and part OF August in the Pocomo
Mountains in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Alice Blackstone of Ocean Hall.
at Bushwood. is spending this week
end in Atlantic City with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. West
Russell of Washington.
Miss Reah Abel, oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bernard Abel of
Clements. Md. is the guest this week
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Russell. in Washington
Mrs. Perry Miller of Washington Is
among those spending few days at
Fishing Point Hotel on the Patuxent
River
Mrs. Nathaniel Chapman Of New
York City and her sister, Mrs. Corrine
Frazier with her two young daughters,
Miss. Mary Jane Frazier and Miss Nellie
Francis Frazier. all of Washington, are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Myers at their place, Jour-
ney'S End. on BrettonS Bay.
A wedding of much interest to St.
Marys was that of Miss Susie Mae john
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Parran
Johnson of Clements. Md, and Mr.. Paul
Lawrence Magrogan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Magrogan of Rosebank
at Leonardtown, which took place on
Sunday, June 18, in st. Aloysius Roman
Catholic Church in Leonardtown The
rector, the Rev. Joseph Sheridan
knight, S. j. offciated at o'clock, in
the presence of members of the imme-
diate families and few friends. Miss
Ann RaIey O. Clements. Md, was maid
of honor and Mr. David Booth of Great
Mills. Md was the best man. The young
couple left Immediately afterward for a
motor trip to Canada, and will make
their home at Clements on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McGhan Of
Washington are the week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Love at Meadow
brook in MorganZa.
Mrs. G. French Owens entertained at
dinner at Alta Vista in Chaptico We'd
nesday in honor of Mr.. j. B. Owens,
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Davis, Mr.. Philip H. Davis and Miss
Margaret Nicholson Of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Saxton OF
Leonardtown
Miss Margaret Jane CarrIco, only
daughter of Mrs. Annie J. Carrico and
the late DR.. Louis c. Carrico, and Mr.
William Elzear Mudd, son of Mrs. Con-
stance M Mudd and the late Mr.. VIII
liam E. Mudd of Clinton, were married
June II. The bride was given in mar
riage by her oldest brother, Mr.. Louis
G. Carrico. Her maid of honor was
Miss Constance Jameson, and Mr.
Joseph Mudd, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. The ceremony
was followed by nuptial mass, Rev.
Charles E. Roach, rector of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church in Clinton,
officiating, assisted by Rev. William
Harold Jameson, who recently was or
dained. Miss Kathleen Carrico and
Mrs. Louis Murray of Clinton Md, sang
before the ceremony. A wedding break
fast followed the ceremony and the
young couple will make their home in
Clinton when they return from their
Southern wedding trip
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Edith Lorena Dorsey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William A.
Dorsey CT Stoakley, in Calvert County,
to Mr.. Seldom B. Thomas of Dixon,
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Miss Miriam Nathanson won . CON-
mercial scholarship at the school and
her sister received q students activities
award when they graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Miller OF IRON
sides, Nd, announce the marriage Of
their daughter Edna Mae to Mr.. Rich
ard Elgin, jr., Of Washington, Sunday,
June 18. The ceremony took place at
the morning service Of the Esther
Memorial Episcopal Church IN Wash
ington. The rector, Rev. H. Waldo
Manley, ofiiciating.
Mrs. Walter Harris, with her three
children has joined Mr.. Harris, in
Brookline. Mass, after spending some
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Bowling, at Hughesville.
Ensign Robert Cumming, who grad
uated from the United States Naval
Academy ir June. is spending few days
at Idaho before he leaves for South
America, where he will enter business.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald st. Clair Camp
bell entertained at q buffet supper at
the Wallston's Manor Club Wednesday,
having 40 guests in the company.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Mr.. James Edward Bussey, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bussey of Wash
ington. to Miss Evelyn Lorraine Rnbey,
daughter of Mrs. Minnie I. Robey and
the late wallace Robey Of Indian Head.
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The ceremony ttok place June IS In
washington.
Mr.. Charles Schroeder Zurhorst Of
Washington spent Monday in Leonard
town and was the guest of Mrs. George
e. Hamilton and her family.
Mrs. Sarash E. Jones, and Miss Rita
Cooksey who spent the Winter In Wash
ington have returned to their home in
La Plata.
Miss Ruth Jones Of Tallahassee Fla,
has joined her sister, Miss Helen Jones,
and Is the guest of Mrs. Herbert C..
Douglas at her estate at Sandgates, on
the Patuxent River.
Miss EStelle Burch entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of Miss Anne
Baroniak and Mr.. Paul Griffin of
Essex, Md. She gave an interesting
farewell party to Miss Rachel Zayas and
Miss Carmen Eva Zayas, who graduated
from st. Mary's Academy June II, the
previous Sunday. The Misses zayas
have returned to their home in Puerto
Rico, where they expect to teach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Davis,
Miss Dorothy Fisher and Miss Helen
Fisher, with their brother, Junior
Fisher, all Of Alexandria, Va, spent
last Sundar in LeonardtoWn.
Mr.. and Is. Albert Davis of Comp
ton entertain, cd at dinner Sunday Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Perkins, Miss Anita
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Miss. The wedding took place June Is.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Durrie B. Hardin. The bride was given
in marriage by her father and her maid
OF honor was her sister, Miss Anne
Dorsey. The flower girl was the niece
OF the bride. Miss Allena s. Bowen.
Mr.. Eugene Wheltle of Baltimore was
the best man. Later that morning the
young couple left on a Southern we'd
ing trip. They are both members OF
the faculty Of the Elkridge High School.
The wedding marches were played by
Mr.. William w. Duke Of Prince Fred
erick, Md
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Millison of Bal
timore are visiting at st. Inigoes, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest c. Baristo of
Washington, who are at st. Clements
Shores for the Summer, entertained
last week end Mr.. John r. Pendleton,
Mr.. Evina Kintte, Mr.. A. Heine, Mr.. ].
Brow and Serg Howie, all of WASH
ington.
Miss Kate Smith, the radio singer,
spent last week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Smith of Washing
ten, in their cottage on White Horse
Neck Island at Drayden, Md
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graduate Of the st. Marys Female Semi
nary and Maryland State Normal School
at Towson, Md, and her sister, Mrs.
Dixon, Is graduate Of the Mechanics
vile High School and Towson State
Normal School. Each will continue
teaching In the public schools here as
before their marriages.
Mrs. Joseph Burch Of Baltimore, Md,
and her two infant soTls are visiting
Mrs. Burch's parents, DR.. and Mrs. F.
F. Greenwell in Leonardtown, and will
spend some weeks with them. Mrs.
James M. Linehan of Pittsburgh also
is their guest and will remain indefi-
nitely.
Miss Mary Gwyn Hamilton. with her
sister. Miss Janice Hamilton, and her
brother, Mr.. George Hamilton, and Mr..
Ford Loker of Leonardtown with Miss
Rosalie Queen of Baltimore, spent
Wednesday picnicking at Chapel Point,
on the Potomac River.
Miss Charlotte Cough Of Leonard
town, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph I. Cough, has just re-
turned from spending week in Balti-
more with friends.
Miss Miriam Nathanson and her twin
sister, Miss Anna Nathanscn, who have
just graduated from the Western High
School in Baltimore. returned with
their mother, Mrs. Louis Nathanson.
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Germantown, Pa, and her cousin. Col.
Bowie Owens Of Anne Arundel County,
who was her guest Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Davis Young Of Grand
Rapids. Mich, who are at their place,
Susquehanna. at Cedar Point, on the
Chesapeake Bay. for the Summer.
The Mount Zion M. e. Church at
Laurel Grove was the scene of double
wedding June "a, when Miss Nellie
Katherine wallace. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Briscoe Wallace, was
married to Mr.. James Harold Bur-
roughs. Immediately followed by the
marriage of Miss Rebecca Barber Wal
lace. sister of the first bride, to Mr.
William Reck Dixon, son Of Mrs. Lydia
Dixon of Sandgates. Both brides wore
gowns of white silk and corsage bou-
quets Of white roses with accessories to
match. Immediately following the two
ceremonies, performed by the new rec
tor, the Rev. Milton M. Crist of Bal
timore. Md, the bridal couples had
wedding breakfast in the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Briscoe Wallace Of Laurel Grove. Aft
erward they left for their wedding
trips in the North On their return,
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Burroughs will reside
in Mechanicsville. and Mr. and Mrs.
William f. Dixon will make their home
at Sandgates. Mrs. Burroughs is a
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ward F. Shaw, Mrs. Augustus Cockrell
and Mrs. John Wehle.
Friday Mrs. Edward Manwaring en-
tertained two tables Of bridge In hon.
or of Mrs. Tobias.
Lieut.. Comdr Kenneth Lowman and
family are among the recent arrivals
on the post DIR. Lownan assumes the
post Of surgeon made vacant by the
transfer of Dr. Lindall, who has been
assigned to the U. S. S. Minneapolis
for duty.
Mr.. Tom Dick Butler accompanied
his parents, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Smed-
ley Butler, here and is the guest of Mr..
Tom Tighe. On Friday Mr.. Tighe was
host at G supper party in honor Of his
cousin. Miss Jane tobias, and his house
guest, Mr.. Butler Following the supper
the company spent the evening at the
hop at the officers mess. His guests
were Miss Katherine Manwaring. Miss
Marjorie Raynor, Miss Anne James,
the Misses Rita and Margaret Hines,
Miss Mary Rowe, Mr. Jack Marston,
Mr.. Andrew Lyman, Mr.. Calhoun An
crum, Mr.. Gordon Campbell and Mr..
Noel Gregory.
Mrs Hal Potter and children have
gone to Blanchard, Pa, where they
will spend the Summer at Brookside
Farms. thus enabling them to be near
Capt. Potter. who is on duty at a
civilian conservation camp nearby
Mrs. Carl Merz has gone to Camp
Devine, Mass, in order to accompany
her husband home. Capt. Merz has
teen quite i'll since reporting to the
c. c. c. and is compelled to return
to Quant;co.
Lieut. Archibald Abel has recently
reported here for duty. Lieut. and
Mrs. Abel were guests of Lieut.. and
Mrs John Wehle while they were
waiting for Government quarters to be
available.
Lieut.. and Mrs Orin Wheeler have
gone to Philadelphia. where the lieu
tenant will be ON duty.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Ross were
the honor guests at an informal din
ner given Friday by the younger Off
GERS of the post as a farewell Lieut..
Ross has been ordered to the Marine
Barracks, Washington, for duty.
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Honolulu has society called The
Outdoor Circle" for the beautif, ing OF
the city.
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"aE President will have with h'rn
for q short time longer his
mother. Mrs James RCC52vol~.

TdE President will have with hin
for, a short time longer his
mother, Mrs James RLC5eVoI-.
who accompanied him on mo-
tor trip in Virginia yesterday.
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. wife
of the President, will return to Wash
ington late this afternoon and VIII
motor to Baltimore to attend tha
dinner ir celebration of the 250th an
niversary of the founding of the first
PRESBYTERIAN church in this country.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's recent.
plea for help in raising funds to buy a
new heating plant for the Children 5
Hospital. has resulted in the an
nouncement of a card party in the
Shoreham Hotel Friday, October 20, to
aid this cause. Mrs. William Mark
Conrad is chairman of arrangements,
and Mrs. Charles Hoyt Match Is wee
chairman.
Patronesses are Mrs George H. Dern.
Mrs. Daniel C. Roper, Mrs. Harlan r.
Stone, Mrs Wilbur. J. Carr. Mrs: VII
liam S. Culbertson Mrs. Eugene Black,
Mrs. Victor Kauftmann Mrs; Wll,iam mar
w. Cook, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Will
liam Laird Dunlop, jr.; Mrs. Robert M,
Gates. Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner. Mrs.
J. T. M. Johnston. Mrs. Hiram Warner
Martin. Mrs. William McMaster Mills,
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson. Mrs. awards
Shcuse, Mrs. Thomas Thompson. Mrs.
George C. Thorpe, Mrs. Walter K.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner. Mrs.
J. Thompson Wales, Mrs. Horace H.
Westcott and Mrs. Ralph Worthlngton
MRS Conrad invites both residents
and visitors of the District to aid IN
the benefit for the hospital. Shops
will donate prizes. which will be sent
with cards bearing name of donor to
Mrs, Hagner at the Shoreham.
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Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs: Lorimer G.
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TUESDAY SERIES-4.4O r. M.
Nov. %, Pons, soprano, Jan. IL. kreisler,
violiuist; Feb. 20, Rachmanino6, pianists
Feb. 27, Lehman, soprano. and Schlus-
mus, baritone, Mar. 20, Schipa, tenor.
Series $3.50, q so, SO, $3.50, SIS inc. tar.
SUNDAY SERIES-l p. M.
Nov. S, Tibbett, baritone; Nov. l9, Heifetz,
violinist; Dec. 8, Cossack Chorus, Jan. Il.
Iturbi, pianist, Feb. 4, Jeritla, sopranos
Feb. Is, Saengerknabcn(B (Boy Choir). Series
$3.50, S4.95, 800, %. el2, inc. tax.
THREE MAT. CONCERTS-4,40P P. M.
Ved., Nov. Is; Tues, Jan. 80; We'd, Apr.
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Miss Hunter Of Connecticut
To Wed Mr.. Rupert of Washington.


Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbell
Hunter of Georgetown, Conn. an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Betty Miller, to Mr.. Raymond E
Rupert of Washington.
Haywood School and Trinity College
She later studied at the Sorbonne and
at Columbia University
Mr. Rupert attended Conzaga Pre-
paratory School, Holy Cross College
and the Law School Of Columbus
University, in Washington.
Col and Mrs. George Williams. who
have come from the Canal Zone fot
a few weeks visit. were entertained
at dinner last evening By DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Walker at the Chevy
Chase Club. The other guests were
the Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. MacWhite, the first secre-
tary of the Canadian legation and
Mrs Mahoney, the military attache OF
Prieto, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Brewer
Montgomery, Miss Kathleen Smith
and Mr.. Francis Soughton Walker.
Miss Helen Walker and Miss Evelyn
Walker entertained at a luncheon yes
terday in their home on Ashmead
place in honor of Miss Florence Fea-
yer. sister of Mr.. H. F. Feaver. third
secretary of the Canadian legation.
and Miss Betty Williams, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Williams.
Col. Brady G. Ruttencutter, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Ruttencutter have returned
to Washington after years absence,
spent travelling in France, Belgium
and Holland Col and Mrs. Rutten-
cutter have taken an apartment IN
the Westchester. where they will be at
home after November l.
Iieut Comdr. and Mrs Lorimer G
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SOCIETY
President $ Mother Will Remain With Him
at the White House for
Short Visit.

the Summer at Cape May and Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright has returned
to Washington and opened her house
on Massachusetts avenue for the sea-
SON. Mrs. Wright recently completed
an extensive trip to New Mexico and
the West
Mrs. Wright will be joined shortly
by her daughters, Miss R0salind Wright
and Miss Barbara Wright. who have
been in their Summer home in New
England.
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for two days Miss Marjorie Graves.
member of the British Parliament, who
will arrive Sunday, and Mi. and Mrs.
Henry Hoyt. who will be guests over
the week end.
The Ambassador of Germany, Herr
Hans Luther, entertained at luncheon
Yesterday in honor of the Un'tc3 s 9t'5
Minister to Guatemala and Mrs. Mathew
e, Hanna ana the latter sister, Bar
oness Won Biumenthal of Germany.
Fraulein Gertruc Luther, debutante
daughter of the Ambassador, has LETT
Washington with her uncle. Prot. Ed
mund G. Koerner, for motor trip OF
several weeks in the WcSt.
Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, wife cf the
Secretary of Agriculture, is attending
the rose exhibition sponsored by the
Potomac Rose Society in the new Ma
tio.al Museum today. Mrs. Wallace Is
accompanied by Mrs. George N. Peek,
wife of the administrator of the Agrl-
cultural Adjustment Administration.
The charge daffaires CT Spain, Senor
Den Luis M. de Irujo, entertained at
reception yesterday afternoon in the
embassy in celebration of Columbus day.
There were about $50 guests, including
members of the Institute de la ESpanas,
the director general Of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union, Dr. L. S. Rowe, and men,
bers OF the diplomatic corps. During
the afternoon Senor Arsenic Ralon, well
known Guatemalan Violinist. gave sew
eral selections with Sonora de Ralon at
the piano.
Mrs. Walter J. Cummings. wife of the
special Assistant to the Secretary of
the Treasury, entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Carlt-n. where Mr. and
Mrs Cummings have an apartment for
the season.
The Deputy Third Assistant Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Roy M. North en-
tertaired at dinner last evening at
Olney Inn in honor of the Third As
sistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
Clinton B. Eilenberger. The other guests
were the Executive Assistant to the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Harllee
Branch and the Solicitor of the Post
Office Department and Mrs. Karl
Crowley.
Mrs. John Harlin Geisse. wife of the
chief of the manufacturing section,
aeronautics branch, Department OF
Commerce, entertained yesterday at
Olney Inn. Her guests were Mrs. John
Walsh, Mrs. E. Jaw Conner. Mrs. Jane
Hollidge, Miss Nancy GeiSse, Mrs.
Charles Wackman and Miss Charlme
Wackman of Wisconsin. Mrs. GeiSse Is
q niece of the late Senator Walsh Of
Montana.
Mr.. Angus Roy Shannon jr., OF Chi
cago, who is to be associated with the
legal department of the N. R. A. and
Mrs. Shannon, arrived in Washington
Monday and joined Mrs. Shannon's
mother, Mrs Frances Stratton, who is
here for a short stay. Mrs. Stratton
will return to Coatsville. Pa, where
she has charge of recreation In the
United States Veterans Hospital.
The former Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon. is spend
ing some time in Washington and is
occupying his apartment at 1785 Mas
sachusette avenue
=. Mrs. Guy Despard Goff has returned
TO Washington and taken an apartment
at the Wyoming for the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings Price
have returned to Washington and
opened their apartment in the Shore
ham, after visiting Maj. w. Sanderson
Detwiler at Lancaster, Pa, following
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Visitors From London
To Spend Winter Here.
Mrs. Albert r. Fishburn of st. johns
Wood, in London, England, Is at the
Shoreham for few days. en- route to
visit her mother, Mrs. Frank Tarter, in
Continued on Third Page)
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Of the 63rd anniversary of the death
of Gen. Robert E. Lee, and who
motored to the ceremony were Mrs.
Harry B. Halves. Mrs Ralph Worthing-
ton, Mrs. Edwin c. Gregory, Mrs. Moore
Of Alexandria and Mrs. j. Fred ESsary.
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Mrs. S. Kent Legare has come from
her home in Virginia and Is at Ward
man Park Hotel.
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at luncheon yesterday FOR Mrs. Cole.
wife Of Rear Admiral Cyrus G. Cole.
Mrs. Woodley, with Mrs. Blucher
Ehringhaus, and the latters daughter,
Miss Betty Ehrirghaus, arrived Tues
day from their Norfolk home and are
at the Shoreham for two months.
Invitations have been issued for the
Fourth Annual Halloween Costume Ball.
to be held in the grand ball room of
the Mayflower Hotel Halloween eve,
Monday, October 80, from 10 until 2
o'clock.
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Judge and Mrs. Ernest Van Fossen
have returned to their apartment IN
Wardman. Park Hotel after spending
the late Summer in their Ohio home.
NEre T,,li,,e d IU,od1ov opYov<o a u, al
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Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Proctor ere
expected to arrive in New York Sum
day, aboard the Brittanic, after spend
ing the Summer abroad. Mr. and
Mrs. Proctor spent a week in London
after fortnight visit in Scotland.
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Mrs. H. g. Durfee has opened her
apartment at the Shoreham for the
Winter season. after spending the Sum-
mer in Maine and Canada. Before
returning she made cruise around the
Gaspe Peninsula.
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Ambassado and Lady Lindsay
will Have Guests Over Sunday.

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Lindsay will have as their guest
for two days Miss Marjorie Graves
member of the British Parliament, VINO
will arrive Sunday, and MI. and Mrs.
Henry Hoyt. who will be guests over
the week end
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Graham have been guests for several.
days Of the formers mother, Mrs. e. O.
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Whitla Stinson nave
returned from York Harbor, Me-, and
are at the Hay-Adams> House, where
they have taken an apartment.
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Among those from Washington who
went to Stratford Hall, Va, yesterday
to attend the ceremony in observance
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-11-07
GREAT BRITAIN
WILL PAY PART
OF GREAT DEBTS
Will Settle the Sum OF
$7,5OO,OOO on Decem=
Der Is Next

+ London, Nov. 7-(UP) --- Great
Britain will make a token pay
ment Of $4,000. 900 on December
IL. on her installment Of the war
debt to the United States.
Announcement of the coming
payment was made today by Nc
vile Chamberlain, chancellor Of
tho exchequer, in the house Of
commons.
The payment will DO made in
United States currency - vastly
deprecated In terms OF tho British
pound since Great Britain made
her last payment on account.
Chamberlain announced that
President Roosevelt has agreed
not to consider the token pay
ment, which Is less than 10 per-
cent of the payment due, as u de
fault.
British United Staets debt talks
at Washington virtually collapsed
last week
Great Britain paid $10,000,000
last June, as q similar token" of
Indebtedness. The total funded
debt owed the United States by the
British empire is more than $4,-
00,000,000. Her annual payments
due amount to more than $780,
10000
Chamberlain referred, in his
speech, to tho inability Of Sir Fred
crick Leith Ross, the governments
(r0nfinued m Faro A.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-11-07
LOWELL HAVING
OBSERVANCE OF
CHURCH HISTORY
Fiftieth Anniversary of the
Founding of St JOS
eph'S Convent

Lowell, Mass, Nov. 7,--(UP).--
The three-day observance of the
50th anniversary of the founding
of st. Joseph's convent was eli
NAKED today with q pontifical
solemn high mass celebrated by
Rodrigue Cardinal Villeneuve,
archbishop OF Quebec, Canada.
William Cardinal O'Connell,
archbishop OF Boston, presided at
the mass in st. Jean Baptiste
church. and more than $50 priests
from various parts of New England
attended. The spectacle of two of
the Ave cardinals in North America
at the same mass was believed I'M
precedented in New England.
The highlight of the celebrations
yesterday was the reception given
Ambassador Andre De La Boulaye
Of France by Canadian and Ameri-
can citizens of French extraction.
1t was here SIS years ago that the
Oblate Fathers founded the first
French American Catholic parish
in New England. Ten years later,
the convent was founded, and since
has played an important part in
the preservation of the French Lam
guage on American soil.
Today, following u luncheon to
visiting clergymen. Cardinal WILLIE
neauve will give his benediction to
the school children.
The epochal ceremonies VIII
close with banquet in Lowell Me-
mortal auditorium.
Among those present at the re-
ception rendered the ambassador
yesterday was Congresswoman
Edith Nourse Rogers.