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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

Y minulom elsie zabudli SINE
spomendt : dvadsiate vyro1ie
sarajevskej tragedie, 2 ktorej
povstala potom svetov& vojna.
Polozenie Y Europe js dnes
horfie alp prsd sarsjevukou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
PAM PANIKovk Ma
NAvSTEvE D PALKOvItov

PAM Panikova, byval& hlay-
na predsedkyna Pennsylvanskej
Zenskej Jednoty nachodf sa to-
no tyzdna v Youngstowne ma
vstevou u svagra p. A. M. Pal
kovica. Pani Panikova soznami-
Ia sa tn mnohymi slovenskymi
rodinami, ktorych tesilo po-
znat' t1to znamenitn slovensk1
pracovnfcku Connecticut.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
DosTANME M1.ADEz DO oRGAN1zAcn.

u Rozeraj1c vykazy clenstva organoch nasich or
sacif zbadal SINE, ze mimo jednej alebo dvoch, ka-
nasa podporna organizacia pocituje hodne menej
dych, ako dospelych aenov.
Je to nebezpecie ktore nase organizacie musej1
gfanit', ak nechcd zavcasu upadat a zaniknlt' Pre-
Renie prist 'ahovalectva, jedine nasa mladez je
gm nov6ho Genstva.
ist6 mozno zt'ahovat' "a osady, crkevne sbo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

W coskoro bude Slovensky
Den, a to 25. julia, v krasnom l.
dora parku. Tam oslavime mas
IA. vyrocny narodny sviatok.
Oslava bude, aka este nikdy
predtym nebola. Program bude
bohaty, tax ze tie ohromne IT,
sice nasho naroda, ktore pridu
na ten IA. Slovensky Den, budd
sa moct' zabavit' dl'a vole. Do
obedu bud1 rozlicne zavody,
ktorych spravcom bude dobre
znamy slovensky advokat Juraj
E. Prokop. On sa tomu dobre
rozumie. Popoludnf bud1 rec
nit najlepsf recnfci, akych SINE
mohli zadovazit'. Potion tanec
pre- mladych Gale 81 m6zu "a
tancovat' starsi). Starsi budt
mat ale cd 5. do Z. pri krajo-
vel muzike tanec a to este to-
varyssky. To ma byt' prekva-
penie.
Tiez bude nieco noveho, a 81
ce bude ukazovany zvukofilm
(talking picture) popoludnf o
3. a vecer 8. hod. vo vePkom
divadle parku, tax kto zunu-
je chodit' po parku, moze 81
ist' oddychnut' do divadla a u
vidi obraz 20 slovenskeho zivo-
ia starych easoch. Tento o.
braz sa vola "Psohlavci" (nie-
co ako Janosik) a je 100 per-
cent hovoriaci. Je to prvyy no.
voriaci obraz, ktory je ukazo-
vany V Amerike v slovenskej
reel. Kto chce, moze no vidiet'
popoludni alebo vecer o 8.
Bude tiez nieco v plavarni
Swimming pooD. Spravcom
plaveckych zavodov bude dobre
znamy minuleho roku mlady
Student, Theodore Macejko.
Tiez bude korunovanie kra-
povny SLOW. .Dna. Bude nou je
dino nasich peknych a sikov.
nych dievcat. Ktora to bude, Q
Ste nevieme, lebo zavodia este
medzi sebou. Tento kontest
|sprayuje Jan Walko z Lansing
vile, podspravca Slovenskehe
Dna. Sarosti ma dost', lebo al
Ease vyhra Steelton, ostatnf hi
budd chciet' lyncovat'. Ale OF
nema strach. Neboji sa, lebo or
MEDIA, kto vyhra, jemu sd vse
Itci jednako vitani k Wit 'azstvu
! No bude to program bohaty
Itak ze nikto nezunuje, lebo bu
de vzdy moct' vidiet' nieco no
veho.
Chcem este pripomen1t', 4
kazdy spravca svojho oddele
MIA pracuje plnou silou, aby 81
ten IA. Slovensky Den 10 mai
lepsie vydaril. Potrebuj1 uz lei
vasu pomoc. cten6 obecenstvo
a zdar Slovensk6ho Dna je "a
bezpe6eny.
Andrej Palen6&r,
spravca Slov. Dna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
ROzHLAS YSN.

V kostole osady sv. Mateja
ma Lansingville bud1 teraz v
nedel'u diva spevokoly spievat'
nov1 omsu, slozend p. Ottom
Mrazekom, organistom osady.
Je to uz druha omsa, ktor1 p.
Mrazek slozil. Prva sa dozila
vel'keho 1spechu; spievana je
vo vel 'kych kostoloch Pittsbur-
ghu, New Yorku a inych miest
Tato druha, slozena k 1cte sv.
jana Krstitel'a La Sale, bu-
de nedel'u po prvy raz spie.
vana. Nepochybujeme, ze tato
nova tvorba bude rozsirena po
Amerike. Panu Mrazekovi srde-
cne blahozelame. Osada sv. Ma
teja m6ze byt' hrda, ze ma
skladatel'a cirkevnych spevov
"a organism.
Prezident Roosevelt yydal sa
v pondelok z Hampton Roads,
Nd, ma kriziaku Houston, ma
13, ,OOO-mil'ovd cestu do Hawaii
a nazad. Navstfvi v Karibskom
mort Porto Rico, Haiti a Vir-
ginske ostrovy, tiez republiky
Panamu a Colombiu tax poi
de do Hawaii, ktore .ostrovy s1
nasou predstrazou v Pacifiku.
OdtiaP sa vrati do Portland,
Ore, zkadial precestuje "a
padne staty a vrati sa okolo 2.
augusta do Washingtonu.
Roosevelt je prvy prezident,
ktory ponavsevuje nase vida
len6 lzemia Karibskom mort
a v Pacifiku, a navstivi ME
ktore stredoamericke republiky,
ktorych priatelstvo 81 zvlastne
cenime. Jeho costa ma vyznam.
Je to ubezpecenie nasich lzemi
re ich budeme branit' v pade 4.
toku.
| PAM nacisti v Nemecku 81
cd soboty do utorka usilovne
hlavy stinali. Je to rozhodne
lepsie, ako keby ich stfnali su.
sednym narodom. Nemci sd bo.
jovny narod - t1 bojovnost
musej1 ma niekom vybit'.
Svet ocakaval nieco bfrliv6.
no medzi nacistami. Hitler bra]
do svojej strany kazdeho, kte
prisiel a prisli nielen nacisti, a.
le kapitalisti, junkeri, kajze
risti, Hohenzollerni, socialist
komunisti. v takej miesanine
nemoze byt' svornost'.
Hitler potla6il tdto revol1ciu
ale nemozno povedat', ke ju po
tlaeil nadobro. Nemecko je /,
takom kritickom hospodarskom
politickom medzinarodnom DO
lozenf, ze mono o6akavat' 60
kopvek. A to v najblizsfch me
siacoch.
Y minulom cfsle zabudli smt
spomendt' dvadsiate vyrocis
sarajevskej tragedie, . ktore:
povstala potom svetov& vojna
/ Polozenie Y Europe je dine.
hnalxsn akn M r.sAaa aa~n Sn.,~a.~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

vrazdou. Tento raz nemusf to
byt' nAslednfk niektoreho tr6-
nu, postacf j mensia iskricka ma
novy svetovy polar. Kde ona
vyfrknef v Rakdsku, Meme
|cku, Saare alebo ma al'nom
Vychodei
V Rakdsku mole vyfrknft'
nail 'ahsie. Nemecko uzavrelo 8
Polskom 1O-rocne priatel'stvo
aby malo vol'ne ruky ' Rak6-
.sku.. Ale akonahle ich tam Hit
Ter hlbsie vstrcf, Mussolini mu
ich pristipne. A bude ohen ma
streche. Keby Ease Dollfuss po-
volal Hapsburga ma tr6n, to
Mala Dohoda zacne vojnu. V
saarskom nzemi bude ma rok
l'udove hlasovanie. Si So Saar-
cania chcu vratit' do Nemecka,
pripojit' k Franc1zsku alebo o.
stat slobodnf pod ochranou LII
gy Narodov. Toto 1zemie je te-
raz akoby v prenajme franc1z-
skom. Je bohat6 ma uhlie a ze-
lezo. Franc1zi by sa no neradi
vzdat'. Tu sa caka poriadna j.
skra. V Nemecku m0ze vysko-
cit iskra pre- romantic prfci-
ny. Prezident Hindenburg je
86-rocny a chory. A naslednlka
nema. V Nemecku bude bieda
ma zimu. Uroda je zla a Stat
nej pokladnici MET zlata. Had
ne zalddky robia .revol1ciu.
V Japonsku armada a manor
nfctvo .vyn1tilo zad' d'akovanie
vlady, lebo je ME dost' militia
risticka. Nuz takto 81 svet sto-
j ma 20. vyrocie sarajevskej
tragedie.
Literary Digest odbyyval "a
Sc "vol'bu" a v nej prezident
Roosevelt zvit'azil. 70 48 Sta
TOW len jediny jeden je prcti
Rooseveltovmu "Novemu made
pu". Tymto Station je malieky
Vermont. Desat' statov dalo pre-
zidentevi len il do So percent
hlasov, 18 statov cd 55 do IS
perc., II statov cd 65 do Is
perc. hlasov a 7 statov cd rs
do IS percent hlasov. Stat Ohio
je medzi tymi, ktore daily Roo
seveltovi medzi IS a IS perc.
hlasov (63,961 proti 42,794).
Ber1c do povahy toto hlasova-
ME, buddce kongresne vol'by
nevypadnd katastrofalne pre-
Roosevelta. -a..
Devat' '-rocny Kol'a Dimitri-
jew je opravdovy zazrak. Ten
to chlapec, narodeny v Tobol-
sku ma Sibfri, rozl1sti akekol-
vek problemy v algebre, geo.
metrii, trigonometrii a fyzike s
l'ahkost'ou u6enca. Pritom ten
to y-rocny chlapec cfta so "a
'ubou a pochopenfm spisy Tol-
stoja, Gogol'a, Turgenieva, Di-
ckensa a inych klasikov. Ruska
vlada zaujala sa tohto zriedka-
veho chlapceka a da mu najlep-
stu mozn1 vychovu, lebo take
diet'a sa narodf "a sto rokov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

nit; naopak, ono 90 tam 5fri
medzi komunistickou mladexou.
Predsa len Kristovo ucenie Q
laske voci bliznym je kraj6ie,
ako Marxovo o nenavisti. A
rozjimanie o nadprirodzent
veciach je vabnejSie, ako 0 ma.
terialnych. Predvfdame, 5e a.
konahle v Rusku nastane do
statok k xitiu potrebntch vecf,
Go sa mole dosiahnut', ak ne
bude vojny, behom pat alebo
desat' rokov tam nastane Ia
ke duchovne obrodenie, akeho
svet cd narodenia Krista nevi.
del. Hladny zal1dok a otrhane,
vyciven6 telo nevedd k xdu-
chovneniu narodov, ale k zdi-
voceniu, a ra1sky muzfk a robot
mix sa ami "a cara do syta ne
najedol.
q horeudaneho mech 81 nikto
nevybera, ze rusky system je
najlepsf pre- kazdy narod. Mo-
ze byt' najlepsim pre- Rusov, a.
le pre- Amerikanoy m6ze byt'
otravou. Lebo Amerikani nikdy
neboi navyknuti ma tak1 vlad-
nu formu, ak1 malo Rusko "a
carizmu a jak1 ma teraz "a ko-
munizmu. American vie, 90 je
demokracia, Rus ju nikdy ne
okdsil. My 81 tu robime napra-
WI po demokraticky, Go ide sice
pomalsie, ale bez nasilia.
v Cine porodila ista C1nanka
osem deti odrazu, z tych sedem
|dievcat a jedneho chlapca a vse-
tky zijd. Dvojcata a trojcata s1
v Cine ME neobycajnou udalo-
st'ou. Me div, ze Gina pocitu-
je 500 milionov obyvatel'ov
Ma svetovej vystave v Chi
cagu, zvanej ,,Storocim Pokro-
ku'', bola nahacska svadba. Je-
den nahac, menom Charles
Mueller, 81 wal "a zenu nah4G-
ku Jean May z Amarillo, Tex.
Ich .druzbovia a druzice boil
tiez dplne nahf pri ceremonii,
iba knaz NAL okolo pasu kozku
z kozy epasand. Nuz, to je uz
ami ME storocie, ale 100,0 ,000-ro-
Gle pokroku - nazad.
Mary Brown, 34-rocna zena
z {. 357 Lucius Ave., Youngs-
town, pokutovana bola sudcom
Hoffmanom ma $1OO a sddne
trovy, lebo sa priznala, ze hnala
auto opilom stave. Tiez "sto-
rocie pokroku"! ~..
Y Cechach je strasna sucho-
ia. Ceske noviny pisu, ze z Is
milionov akrov pody 5 milionov
akrov nevyda toho roku ziadnu
drodu. Je to celia tretina p6dy
v Cechach. Psenica vyschla
pred kvitnutim a kosia ju ma
krm. Voz slamy stoji $50 ko-
run a krava 500 kor1n. Ma hor-
nom a strednom Slovensku bu-
de obstojna 1roda, ale ma juz-
nom ze bude zla. Casopisy pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

odpor6Ssjts YoungBtown1lr6
slovsnsEt Noviny svo5hn pria-
Ita''onI = = ralL 4 = -
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Evening star., 1934-01-01
SOCIETY

Continued From Second Page)
Evening star., 1934-01-01

viii f'Sr VraSnse GSonese of Law. from which he

xifIon WIZ On College of Law. from which be
"rr IN eraouate in June. "-'A 1'
blue cb,re Tt1ue mother wore costume Of
tba corSase bouquet of uarden;aS 80
vaIroe VI luegroom's mother was in b,anL
gardenias 'oiSage bouquet OF
Mr. Iao,,e tne out-of-town guests were
Spiro NJ ia Chanovett, Mr.. Carl R.
rison ,. NJ irving Spiro, Miss Ruth Nor
Mr. ana l A., ahd Mrs, Lester Lurie and
York eoise GershW1n of New
Now ' and and Mrs. A. Travers Evel q,
I,h",. iorK City were tho pueStc IN
terta "n.tat nonor Mr.. George H SHAW en-
to .ainta cnid at the Shoreham last NIGHT
lost ~ Sttaeplate VI the New Year, His other
$3.50 included Col. Clarence NJ Yomnu
co.. 80, i'i1i Assistant Secretary OF Commerce
NJ o nel onauucs; Mrs F.. w. Bunker
Ms "i5I Cs mrs Harry Norment Mr.. and
Mrs Inhr A. snow, lr.; Mr.. and
mlSi MIS-; John % A Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs
cnrdoD "r mayo and Miss Evelyn Pevton
+oI,ninaa Mr, and Mrs. Philip A. Frear en-
for Nj company at the Shoreham
Clorr ho q. ". crowley and Mr.. Robert
80, 49,, po'h or New York City. who are
@ @eIsinmlE them at 2lOl Connecticut
MI ana Mrs Donald H. Robeson were
hoSlS 10 honor Miss Elizabeth White
VI LIiIutt Va, their house guest And
among others in their grou6 were N1rs
Daylo CROKER, Mr. Wirth smith ir
ana Mr Harold Johnson. 49,
Mr. ana Mrs RAYMOND n f., IL
as thelr guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s
Schuyief Mrs Lillian Smith. Mr.
CiaileS Bush. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Spicer and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E, A,
Smith 10 L. "a
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Josenb
A Jordan we're Mr.. and Mrs. ] Dwipht
Kendall Mrs. Daisy Cassel. Miss Iora
Shl'h, MISS RosaIIe Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs A, Harmer Reeside. Mr.. and Mrs
> Da' lCSon. Mr and Mrs. Edwin
NeumeNer. NJ. z c Elkin. Mr.. George
Collins and Mr. John Denver.
Residents Of Battery Park, Md well
comed N the New Year by an all
community supper and dancing marty
the Battery Park Club House last
evening The supper which was served
shortly before midnight was followed
by dancing The committee in charge
OF the party. which Is an annual affair
sponsored oE the Battery Park Citizens
ASSoclatior, included Mrs William ]
Norfieet, MS Preston Carter Alexander,
Mrs. J. AgneW Chnard, Mrs. R. Gran
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Continued From Second Page)
urday in honor of Miss Jane Culbert-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy, VINO reSloe
ri the Shoreham. went Saturday 10
Germantown. Pa. to be the guests over
New Year of Mr.. and Mrs. John Glenn.
and Mrs Leroy will visit in New YORK
before returning to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sacks of
Bethesda. Md. had as their guests last
week DR.. and Mrs R. P. Oppenhlmer OF
Knoxville, Term.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Craig Peacock and
their son, Jack Peacock, Will return
tomorrow to their Chevy Chase home
after spending the holidays at the Inn
at Buck Hill Falls Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Cunning will
return this week from Nassau. IN the
Bahamas, where they flew from Miami
to spend the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. David Starry have as
their guests at their home IN Drum
mond, Nd. Mrs StarryS parents and
sister. Dr. and Mrs. William PoVick and
Miss CAROLYN PoVick Of Norr!Stown, Pa
END Miss Olive Walton. also Of Norris
town.
Mr John Jay Hopkins has arrived at
the Shoreham to Join Mrs. Hopkins
and their subdebutante daughter. Miss
1anne Hopkins. who came Friday.
They will remain for a few days and
Will then return to their home IN New
York MI Hopkins was special assist
ant 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury.
MI. Ogden Mills. last year. when they
spent considerable time here.
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vile Curry, Mrs. Louis A. Gravalle,
Mrs. R. F. Jones, Mrs. E. F. Kohman,
Mrs. George E. Pariseau, Mrs. It. Hardy
Todd Mrs. Lew G. Colt and Mrs. A. H.
Won Thaden.
Mr.. Jack Munhall who makes his
home at Wardman Park Hotel with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Munhall
was host to a group OF six at the New
Year eve celebration last evening at
the Wardman.
Miss Sylvia Donovitz is keeping open
house for her friends today from IL to
6 O'Clock at 423 Farragut street north
west.
A card party for the benefit of the
American Educational Home for War
Orphans at Vranje. YugoSlavia. is being
arranged by a group of those in Wash
ington interested in the work Miss
Helen King. director of the home, is
visiting here and has charge of the
reservations for Saturday evening
January 13, in the Women'S City Club
at 1856 Jackson place.
Among those who have already re-
served tables are: DR.. Leonide Pitamic,
the Minister of Yugoslavia; Mr. Boil
dar p Stoianovitch, first secretary;
Nine de MeiSSner, Mrs. Charles Larri
bee, Mr.. and Mrs. Francois Emile Mat
thes, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gates Tor
bert, Mrs. Augustus C. Downing, the
Misses Heaven, Mrs Gladys Ball Mid
dlemiss. Mrs. William Lee Corbin. Mrs.
Edgar Brown, Mai. and Mrs. Edgar
Erskne Hume, Miss Janet Richards,
Miss Alice Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nard Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kekitch
Miss Gladys Hughes Mrs. Marie Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Hutson, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Mrs ]. J. OLeary. Miss Reimer and
Miss Martha Scott.


The Italy America Society of Wash
ington will meet Wednesday evening
January 10, at the Mayf1oWer, when Mr.
Eugenio F. Croizat will give an illus
trated lecture on Gems of Italian
Painting" During the Century of Prog
ress Exposition Mr.. Croizat, well
known authority on Italian art, was
the official lecturer at the Italian ex-
hibition
Miss M. Vashti Burr of Harrisburg
and Ebensburg, Pa, was the guest OF
honor at tea Saturday of Miss c. Viz
ginia Diedel who entertained at the
Arts Club. Miss Burr, who formerly
was deputy attorney general of Penn
Sylvania, is prominent attorney of her
State. She wore a gown of sapphire blue
crepe trimmed with rhineStones and
shoulder bouquet of red roses. Miss
Diedel was in white crepe made with
jacket of orchid velvet with which she
wore a shoulder bouquet of gardeniaS.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Jack Stearns Gray, president of the
WOmen'S National AerOnautic AsSoCia-
ton; Miss Anna P. Cooper and Mrs
Thomas j. Briner. The table was gay
with Christmas decorations and candles
and the $50 guests included many from
Baltimore and Annapolis. Assisting the
hostess were Miss Mary Cramer, Mrs.
Edward Helmuth, Miss Anne Peoples,
Mrs. Alys Nick. Bryant, Miss Elaine
Eppley and Mrs. Donald Saunders.
During the afternoon the Southern
Strings directed by Miss Marjorie
Wilson, gave short program of music.
Miss Anita Clark, daughter of DR..
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hosts at a dinner party Saturday eve
ming when their guests included Lieut.
and Mrs. Harry Keith of Annapo,ls
Md. and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick GRAB
OF Alexandra.
Miss Ella Jesse. daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Charles 7. Jesse. was hostess To-
IS guests at a New Year tea vester-
day afternoon in the home of her par
entS in Country Club Hills. Va The
tea was in honor of her cousin anG
house guest. Miss Emily Lindsey Of
Fredericksburg Va. The rooms of the
lovely Colonial brick home were dec
grated with a profusion of pcinsettias
Scotch heather and pink roses in the
the dining room and tea table were
attractively decorated in white roses
and white candles.
Miss Jesse was assisted by her mother
Mrs. Charles T. Jesse, also Mrs. Law
renee Maus, Mrs A. f. Thel4nder. Mrs
William A Menges Mrs. G. M. Saeg-
muller. jr.. Mrs. Martha Harris and
Miss Betsy Mclean. Mrs Anne Byrd
Vaughn Of Richmond and Mrs. F.. [.
voolfolk. aunts of the hostess, pre-
sided at the tea table.
MI and Mrs. Thomas P. Gary Of
AlCtya Heights. Va, entertained so
guests at a New Year eve party at the
Sylvan Studio in Alcova Heights
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and Mrs. Charles C. Clark of Chevy
Chase, was hostess to group for dinner
and dancing in the Shoreham ball room
Saturday night in honor of Mr.. Albert
Stevenson of Brooklyn, a student at
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Nandell- Bernstein
Wedding Last Evening.

Miss Libby Lorraine Bernstein and
Mr. Melvin Herbert Mandell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip G. Mandell, were mar
ned last evening in the home OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
N Bernstein. at 3209 Porter street
northwest. The Rev. DR.. Abram Simon
cfficlated at o'clock, and reception
and wedding supper for members OF the
no families and intimate friends fol-
loved. Mr.. Joseph Bernie sang SeN-
eral solos preceding the ceremony.
The bride was given IN marriage oy
her father and wore a gown OF oyster
white tafTeta made on simple lines and
a hat to match. She carried white
orchids and lilies of the valley.
There were no attendants, and after
the elaborate buffet supper which fol
lowed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Man
dell left for a wedding trip the bride
wearing a black costume, her coat haV-
,ng a kollnSky fur collar. and she car
ned A muff of the same fur end had a
corsaea bouquet Of white orchids. They
Viii make their home at 3209 Porter
street after their return Mrs Man
dell is graduate of the Junior College
at George Washington University. and
Mr Mandcll is a student at the Wash
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Dancing began at midnight and was
followed by an early breakfast.

Miss Ellen Anderson. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Anderson, gave tea
Saturday afternoon, from 3 TO 6 O'Clock,
IN her home, in Falls Church, Va, Iii
compliment to her house guest, MISS
lane Mills of Denver, Colo, who Is
student at wellesley.
Miss Bertha Noble and Miss Hannah
ponpll presided at the tea table, and
were assisted by Miss Dorothy Corson
and Mrs. Thomas Klssling of Washing
ION, About 90 guests were invited to
meet Miss Mills.
DR. and Mrs. j. Norman Klmble OF
Takoma Park entertained during the
hoIidavs Mrs. Kimble'S sister, Miss Ruth
miller. who is a teacher in the Atlantln
Union College in South Lancaster,
Mass. and her brother, DR.. Edmund
Miller. a member of the faculty of the
delaware University in Newark, Del,
and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs Georgette Ross Howard was the
house guest OF Mrs. Irving Peck IN
Darbv. Conn, over the week end. Mrs
Howard will resume her current event
lectures at the Woman's City Club to-
morrow morning.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Union College in Schenectady N. Y,
who is visiting DR.. and Mrs Clark. Her
other guests included Miss Hannah
Continued on Sixth Page)
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Mr. and Mrs NJ G Major were hosts
a. a New Year eve party and dance
IN their home on Pershlng drive Lyon
Park. Va. last evening. A buffet sup
per was served at midnight and was
followed by dancing. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs Charles BardWeu Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Massie. Mr and Mrs. John
PAYNE Mr and Mrs Earl English. Nr.
and Mrs. George Damn. Mr. and Mrs.
c. P. Warner. Mr.. and Mrs John May
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Farley. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. England. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward FentOn. Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Emory.
Mrs. Evelyn Dye ard Mrs. Bertha Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs Harold DeCourCy were
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Receive
This Aftcrnnnn at Sandy Spring

Tanglewood. the home of Mr. and
NIrs Frederick I. Thomas. at Sandy
Spring. Md viii be the scene Of a
New Year reception this afternoon,
when between the hours OF and I
O'Clock Mr and Mrs Thomas will be
at home" to a large circle of their
friends. TangleWood IS gayly decorated
with quantities Of Christmas green's It's
conservatory Of Towering plants in the
living room forming a particularly
pretty background for the host and
hostess. who with Mrs. John c. Bent
ley. mother Of Mrs. Thomas, Will re-
ceiye their guests
Assisting IN the dining and drawing
rooms Will be the two sisters Of Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Francis NJ. HalloWen and
Miss Florence Bentley: her SlSterS-in-
law Mrs Jack Bentley and Mrs Will
liam John Thomas, with Mrs, Charles
c. TumblesOn, Mrs Tarlton Brooke.
Mrs P Garland Lyon, Miss Jean Coul-
ter. Mrs. Lionel c. Probert Mrs Will
liam H Hill of Washington and a num-
ber Of the young friends of her daugh-
ters.
Evening star., 1934-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs Harold DeCourcy were
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-11

ByTEST-This rug shows no signs Owe arAfte
Crunchine HeeIs-arom our Lunchroom traffic
have tried TO grind it into our Hare, Stone Floor
We've placed this rug the entrance of lunch where
traffic and for yourself how this rug
The Masand ArgOnne Rug thick heavy velvet
luxurious feel IT has the Latex back slipping
Large assormen of patterns to choose from in American
oriental types reproductions of Sarouks Lhans Kir
and Chinese patterns.
(See Sept 18th issue of Saturday Evening Post Page 49, for
news about the "Masland ArgOnne" durability test)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-20
PARIS INN TO
 OPEN SATURDAY
Salmon Creek Roadhouse Under New Management
 Orchestra Is Secured

The Paris Inn, which opens to- morrow night under the manage ment of Pearl and Bill Williams, has engaged Jimmy Steele and his Revelers to furnish dance music for the new rendezvous for diver sion seekers. according to an an nouncement by the owners today. ! The former Salmon Creek Road house has undergone a complete interior recreation. Booths and private dining rooms have been installed, considerable painting and general redecorating has taken place, with what is said to be a pleasing atmospheric result.
 Hot foods will be served with special attention to fried chicken and barheque dishes. Reservations if desired, for private parties car be made, according to the man. agement.