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Evening star., 1934-12-16

The Weddtng OF the Duke of
lC'ten all the medieual pdgeantry
which England understands how to
display so well ,Das shown, has draWn
tens OF thousands OF people to
London.
The next show will be next year,
when King George will celebrate his
silver jubilee. A still more splendid
pageant is being prepared for that
occasion when not only visitors from
all parts of. Europe will be present, but
also from all the dominions and the
colonies. International exhibitions in
which the. French excel are out of
fashion; there have been too many
of them. But spectacular shows, such
as the British can give, with the
resplendent uniforms of the guard
battalions and the medieval costumes
Of the yeomen, are rare and people
like to see them.
II +
King Georges silver jubilee will be
important not only because of the
festivities which will accompany it,
Dut also because important questions
of imperial relations will be discussed
with the representatives of the do
minions and the colonies.
The British haze learned the,
lesson that official conferences lead
to trouble and giue seldom positiue
results. The important Ottdud
conference toas most unsatisfactory.
They have changed their tactics
now. The representatives of the en-
pire will be in London to attend the
kings celebrations Without the usual
ballyhoo which accompanies confer
ences, they will sit down with the
representatives of the British govern
ment and talk over important problems
of trade. national defense and other
such matters without publicity and
press releases.
Evening star., 1934-12-16

"Put that man in jail for 10 days"
Judge Coleman ordered.
Bailiffs forthwith led Colognori to
the jail Immediately behind the court
house. He was confined to cell in
an upper story. Fellow photographers
collected in the court below and
asked Colognori to pose.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Decem-
Der 15.-Judge Frederick W. Coleman,
presiding at the trial of Edward c.
Bell, accused of attempting to poison
his wife, late today sentenced a news
paper photographer to 10 days in Jail
for contempt Of court, only to relent
and release him an hour later with a
lecture.
Joe Colognori Of the Richmond
Times-Dispatch, the photographer,
was attempting to snap" some shots
in the court room, when the Judge,
who had issued orders that no pho
tographs were to be taken in the
court room during his presence, sud-
denly entered from an ante-room,
where he had been comforting with
defense counsel with regard to a hy-
pothetical question.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
Doukhobor Leader Jailed.

WINNIPEG. December IS tP.-
Peter Verigin, leader of Canadian
Doukhobors, was sentenced to two
months IN Jail in City Police Court
today. He was found guilty of as
saulting Fritz Ammeter, an inter-
prefer. Verigin's counsel announced
the sentenced will be appealed, but
no bail has been arranged.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
MACHADo IN FLIGHT.

BERLIN, December Is R.-Ger-
ardo Machado, former President OF
Cuba, is a free man so far as Ger
many is concerned, ofiicials said to-
day. indicating the belief he already
had crossed the frontier into Switz-
erland.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
Three-Hour Delay
Exonerates Scots
In Cigarette Fire
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BAN FRANCISCO, December
15.-An investigator called upon
Andrew Caldow, past president Of
the st. Andrews Society, to make
inquiries about the recent fire
which wrecked the banquet hall
Of the Hotel st. Francis here. A
burning cigarette had been sus-
pected as the cause.
Were there any foreigners at
your banquet there?" the inves-
tigator asked.
mo; they were all loyal Scots
men," Andrew replied.
WELL" said the investigator,
your people left the hall at 2
am. and the fire broke out at
$50. So that clears them. No
Scotsman would leave a cigarette
that would burn that long"
Evening star., 1934-12-16
100000 in Cash Burned.

SANTIAGO, Chile, December Is
R.-Two million pesos (about $780,
000) and valuable securities went up
in smoke today when fire destroyed q
branch Of the Popular Credit Bank.
It had been open only month.
The flames also leveled a number
of shops,
Evening star., 1934-12-16
1891 BEAUTY WINNER
SUES FOX CORPORATION

Than $40 Under Film Contract,
Says Action to Break Deal.
BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December Is
Nadine Dore. who two years ago was
acclaimed as having the ideal physi-
cal measurements for a screen
actress, today filed suit against the
Fox Film Corporation to have
rescinded contract under which she
charges she never was paid more than
$40 a week.
Miss Dore, In private kfe Nadine
Redman, successfully was named
Miss Los Angeles" and Miss North
America" in beauty contests held in
1881.
She said In her complaint she
signed the studio contract without le-
gal advice and that it was so worded
that her employers could and did sus-
pend her from work part of the time.
Evening star., 1934-12-16
This
Changing
World
France Considers Send
ing Laval to See
Mussolini.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Now that the war clouds in Europe
are dispersed, temporarily at least, the
advocates of peace are making hasty
efforts to stabilize the situation. For
eign Offices are working overtime and
confidential missionaries of peace are
travelling from one capital to another
Evening star., 1934-12-16
NEUTRAL RIGHTS
VOIDANCE STUDIED
BY US. FOR PEACE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

$50 permanent, Xmas special. sf75. IN IN
sydus''f dd Effzs bEAY g. ths sao d n
New York ave. NV.
part Iosas to and from BALTIC. Phila, and
iissSshsaTT go bSSyISSoNs SsIiSs5 s.SS .%SSSASspER .
more; also trips within q hours notice to
qy RHns II soRdE H1tse stes co No4sh shTHs szS
Oysters, SALT WATER. OPENED.
paid. j. r. HOPKINS. st. Georges island,
TWELVE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS MAY
be given wonderful presents this year by
npa msae 5 ss
up. 1888 F st. NV. Phone National 1900.
SPECIAL RETuRN-LoAD RATES ON FULL
e nH paTs 70 snn FgSo
Bel Hso nssas Nc srsHRa isia lteo ave- NATL
INVALID ROLLING CHA1Rs-For rent or
anesd ssa sATEs s'eas
90, Ais 10th st. NV. ME. 1874.
AUCTION sALE-FURNITURE OF EVERY
6sTrhp1sn to Be a for shsss rs
room suites, dining suites, dressers, ta-
bles, chairs beds, linens, dishes. books,
rugs. etc. UNITED STATES STORAGE
COMPANY.
CHAMBERS is one Of the largest
NJ S141A1vAOAANO undertakers In the
SSrd SS six low e sS
cars. hearses and ambulances twenty-five
undertakers and assistants
Especial Christmas Service"
Call Dime Messenger Service Natl 617O,
to deliver your Christmas presents
by Bonded Uniform Messengers.
921 11th NV.
ELECTRICAL RkpAIRs Rl1I1I s,..1T'o AND
shop on Wheels. Inc have shops ali over
town to & sergs y0 nssrss y6ur ro oTe1sphone D-
oonsin <s21. No Job too smau or too large,
Evening star., 1934-12-16
Special Christmas Service

ELECTRICAL RhpaIRs s17I1. s,.slT'o aND
shop on Wheels. Inc. have shops ali over
town to serve you. See your Telephone Di-
oonsin <s21. No Job too ANAL or too large,
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Curtains & Draperies

Curtains & Draperies
t34 Cretonne Day Bed Covers,
with deep rufle all or
around. Were s1.39, at. 7/C
(61 pairs) Sash Curtains, of
white marquisette; full length
and width. Were 29c pair TO-
al ~
t250) Remnants of Drapery Ma
terials, including Cretonnes,
Scrim and Marquisette, lengths
from 2 to yards I7IIe
Regularly Ice and IE/2C
Csc yd.. at.
(24) Restful Cushions, covered
with plain colored jaspe or fig-
ured chintz; kapok filled. o.
Were $119, at ........ OCC
(97) pairs) Criss-cross and Ruff
fled Curtains of dotted marqui-
sette. in cream or ecru. Of
Were $1.29 pair, at ..... IC
(s4 pairs) Six-piece Cottage Cur.
tains, of white scrim with COL
ored rayon stitching. IT.
Were 55c pair, at ...... CIC
(22o yds.) Awning Canvas, 80
inches wide, 6oz. weight. in green
and white stripes. Regu- or
larly 35c yard, at ...... ZOC
Goldenbergs-Thtrd Floor.
Lamps
(23) Floor or Bridge Lamps,
complete with parch-
ment shades. Were ID 40
$3.95, at 80. ....... 4Zs
t21) Parchment Shades for table,
floor or bride lamps. AL.
Were 89c, at ........... TOO
t11) New Pottery Table Lamps;
with pleated white
parchment sh a des. d 30
Were $4.95. at....... 4JsC7
(6) Bed Lamps, made Of rayon
in orchid or green. Were co.
89c, at ................ SIS
Q5) Bridge Lamps, complete
with shade. Were $1.5s, or
at .................. "~
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Gloves

(207 pairs) Women's Fabric
Gloves, in novelty slip -and-cuff
styles: in eggshell. Sizes 90
to 81a. soc value. at. liz
(147 pairs) 16-button length Silk
Gloves, in famous make. Colors
of mastic. mode, gray or silver.
Sizes 5la to ~ in the lot. Made
to sell for s1.50 pair reg o.
ularly. Friday, at ...... Z1C
GoldenbergS-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Bows Clothing

147) Boys Wash Pants, includ-
ing odd lots of Knickers, Straight
Knee Pants and Corduroy Straight
Pants: sizes to 9 years. o.
Were 39c to SOC pair, at ZOC
(74) Junior Boys Spring Caps,
Eton or jockey shapes, in suiting
patterns and plain blue. Eo>
Were csc, at.......... 07C
(49) Boys Knitted Rayon Ties;
hand shapes. Were O.
Csc, at ~
(22) Boys English Shorts with
belts to match; sizes S to 90
2 years. Were soc pair, at C7C
(59) Boys Hickok Leather Belts;
plain or sport styles. o.
Were soc, at ........... ZON
(48) Boys Wash Suits; odd lots;
sizes 3 to 6 years. Were o.
sec, at ................ SJS
(22) Boys Cloth Knickers; sizes
8 to II years. Were 81 IT,
and s1.29 pair, at. ..... O1L
t5) Boys Waterproof Suede Cloth
Upper Jackets; in
brown; size 8 years. q IL
Were $2.95, at. ...... PI 90
(15) Boys Suede Leather Jack.
cts; sizes 8. 10 and IL years.
Irregulars Of 1896 e. Al
grade, at ........... 4L.7O
19) Junior Boys Suits; wash
waist and cloth pants;
sizes 8 to 10 years. Were IT,
$1.l9, at ............... WV
(32) Junior Boys Eton and Rugby
Suits; sizes to 8
years. Were $2.95 and d OF
$3.95, at ............ ~ "
16) Boys Three-piece Jersey
Suits; wash waist; jersey pants
and jersey sweater to match;
size 3 years only. Were oQ>
f295, at ............. WV
(4S) Genuine Koveralls, in khaki
blue or stripes; sizes 3 to TO-
years. were Sl, a..
50 Junior Boys Novelty Suits;
broadcloth waist, blue or brown
flannel pants; sizes 8
and 9 years. Were &I kk
$2.s5. at ............ 4I.0O
(4S) Boys Two-pants Pinch-ba
Suits; of tweeds and fancy mix
lures: also blue cheviots; sizes
to 16 years. Were &E or
81. at .............. 9o.7o
(1) Boys Semistout Suit, of blue
cheviot, with knickers and vest.
Size l8 years. Was a. or
$l2.75, at .......... YOs ~
nD Youths Spring Topcoats. in
tans and grays; sizes II. Is to
20. Were $40 and 6L or
Sl[, at .............. Y~ssS
Goldenbero's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Neckwear & Handkfs.

(s6 pieces) Women's Neckwear,
including Collar and Cuff Sets
and Separate Collars of organdie,
pique and silk. Were TO-
4sc, at ................ I3C
(l05) Silk Scarfs in Roman
stripe prints and pastel shades;
also Faille Toppers or o7-
Gilets. Were Sl00, at. SIC
(47) All-Silk Satin Blouses, in
brown only. Sizes "a to c7-
So. Were s139, at. 0IC
(142 pieces) Women's Neckwear,
including Imported Swiss and
Lace Front or Back Panels and
Collar and Cuff Sets. o.
Were soc, at ........... ZCC
t6S4) Women's Handkerchiefs. in
Irish prints; fast colors. Were
Sc Sc EACH + for 2Qc
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
SpOrtwear

(2n Slipover Sweaters. Light
and dark shades in small sizes,
"a to 80. Formerly 2o>
81 ............. ~
(s) Blouses. Satin crepe in q
broken sizes. Formerly s195 \
13) Acetate Dresses. High
shades. High or low necks.
Sizes II to 20. For q 90
merly $2.s5 ......... ~ "
n3) Suedine Jackets. Spring
cclors. Sizes "A to 20. q 20
Formerly s1.95 ..... 4I.O7
Second Floor.
Housefurnishings
(54) Enamel Cooking
Kettles; sgt. size, were 90
soc. at ................. wv
(22) Electric Extension
Cords; assorted; were TO-
4SC, al ~
(51) White Porcelain Bathroom
Fixtures; including soap dishes.
toothbrush holders, etc. IT,
Were 39c and ACC each, at I0S
81 Electric Extension
Cords; assorted; we're IN-
39c. at ................ wv
a. Oxford Wood Cabinets, for
household linens; 66-inch size,
with compartments. &E 90
Were s7.ss, at....... @o.9o
Goldenbero's-DotDnstdirs Store.
$l.20 Uniforms. 8lc
(l6) White Uniforms, with long
or short sleeves: slightly soiled
from display.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Arch.Embrdcer
Footwear
sl.44

Black or brown soft kid
leather. Open or closed ties.
with the comfortable arch sup
port feature. All sizes to 9.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Mems Furnishings

1927 Mems White Broadcloth
Shirts; collar attached style:
sizes IA. 16. 1872 and II only.
Perfect quality; only they're
somewhat soiled from display.
Sold originally at $l.00. C0-
Friday, at ............. O7C
(5) Mems Silk Shirts, in blue and
tan; sizes IA and 161a only.
Originally S2.95. recent sale price,
Friday, at only ......... 'C
t115 pairs) Mems Fancy Cotton
Socks, in black or gray: sizes 10
and l01a only Perfect quail e
ity. Friday at, pair ...... ~
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Knit Underwear

Knit Underwear
(29) Women's Knit Union Suits;
sleeveless and knee
length; size se only. al
Were 7sc. at ......... 0IS
(l9) Women's Rayon Gowns, in
contrasting colors; size c7>
Is only. Were 81. at. OIS
1897 Wom ems Brassiere-top
Combinations, with flare
leg; broken sizes. Were c7-
81, at ~ ~
(4O) Women's Kayser RayOn
Bloomers and Vests; a.
broken sizes. Were 79c, at CIC
1861 Children's Nainsook Waist
Suits; small sizes only. o.
Were 39c, at............ Z@S
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Furniture
az Radio Benches. with uphol-
stored seats and heavy turned
as ssss' '............'.. ":se $780, $2.E
(6) Bedroom Benches; uphol-
stored seats and walnut finished
legs Were $685. $IbQ
at ................. T'SS
az Drum Tables; mahogany fin
ish; Duncan Phyfe e. 40
base. Were s2.s5. at @I.17
(2) Chaise Lounges; one green
and one orchid chintz
&C covered, '''...:. Were l.,'' $9.95
% r. c. A. Ali-Electric
Auto Radio; used as demon
:'r"'or: ss '':.'.'..'''':: Wa. $685. $3.50
(2) Electric Hall Clocks; walnut
veneered cabinet. Were TO OK
$l9.95, at ........... Y/.|S
(2) Coffee Tables, solid walnut,
marble tops; sold "as GE 10
iS." Were 1896, at YS'OI
(2) Three piece Maple Bedroom
Suites, including Dresser, Chest
and Bed. Were Gao OK
$50, at ............ ~ II~
CD Duncan Phyfe Sofa; solid
mahogany frames; webb con-
struction, covered all over in
green tapestry. Were s7s. &Eo
at .................. Y~S
~ Ivory Bed; full size; sold
"as is" Was $5.95, q OF
at ................ 4I.70
(2) Metal Beds; three-quarter
size, with decorated &c or
panels. Were $3.50. at 4o.70
az Heller Inner-spring Mat
tresses, covered in durable tick
ing; size it. 6 in. GIk 10
Were s24.50, at.... 4IS.0I
(s) Layer Felt Mattresses, heavy
rolled edge. deep tufting; 3 in
twin size and 3 in full GL 90
size. Were 1895. at. QO.
(2) Solid Walnut Carved Con-
sole Tables; floor
:ss's5'st spl'': .:....''.: ws': $I8.75
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Stationery
Handbags

(11) Fabricoid Handbags, in en-
velope and strap styles; lined and
fitted. Were sec and 79c. 90
(51)> Genuine Leather Handbags,
in pouches and envelope styles,
with novelty catches and orna-
ments. Attractively lined
and fitted Were $685. 81 az
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Samples of
79c and ST
FabricClOves
6,,Ssy 6.i;; SOC

Many one-of-a-kind styles.
Suedelike qualities, in white.
beige and eggshel. Mostly sizes
612 to z.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Mil Lengths SOC
Table
Dan1ask
29c ra.

5o-inch Mercerized T Bile
D a m ask, in plain white.
Lengths suitable for every
need.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
COrsets

az Two-way Stretch Back
GI.a.':; %.s. :;O' broken .t sizes. s. 81
(3) Satin Side Hook Girdles; IL.
inch length: sizes 81 err
and 80. Were SO, at. 3I.0I
Goldenbero's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Bedwear

Bedwear
(47) Bed Pillows. size 20x26.
filled with sterihzed feathers and
covered with heavy blue and
white striped ticking. To-
Were s100 each, at. -. O7S
(35) Cotton Blankets; in plaid
patterns; large size for
double beds. Were 89c cA-
each, at. O7(
(12) Comforts, size 72x84 inches:
covered with figured sateen. plain
:slsssa :slss. At border. ':'::..,'..: wss: $2,I9
(6) Patchwork Quilts, in bright
:'ss' ssasflRss; #sIs ;stss ss:ss, large .s' $225
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Window Shades


(64) OilcIoth Table Scarfs, size
l5x40 inches; new pat TO-
terms. Were Csc each, at ! IL
t4D Chintz Window Shades, 3x6
IT. cut size, several pat co.
terms. Were 89c each, at J7C
(5s) Extra Long Holland Window
Shades, 3x9 #. cut size, in white.
ecru or green. Perfect
quality. Were s1.29 each, oo-
1881 American Holland Window
Shades. 3x6 it. cut size; in ecru
or green. Perfect quality. No.
Were Csc each, at. ...... TIL
Goldenberg'S-DounStairS Store.
Bedwear
(27) Colonial Bedspreads, full
and twin sizes. Were 6I %
$3.50 and $500, at. 4I.Z7
(64) Colored Border Sheets,
full and twin sizes. Slightly
soiled. Were SIPS each, ill.,
at .............
IA doz.) Colored Border Pillow
Cases, in wanted shades. lE
Were 39c each, at. ..... Nv
(4D Bleached Sheets. size 54x90
inches; free from starch. Slight
irregulars of 89c grade. No.
at ..............
(22 doz.) Bleached Pillow Cases,
size 42X36 inches. Were H.
Csc each. at ......... wv
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Footwear
(137 pairs) Women's Fabric
Oxfords, with leather soles
and medium heels. All QQ>
(sI pairs) Children's Felt House
Slippers; many styles; all 20.
sizes to 2 in the lot 80. LIN
(207 pairs) Women's Beach San
dals. with leather soles and me-
dium heels. Many colors; 0I
all sizes ~
(146 pairs) Mems Oxfords, in
dress and sport models. All sizes
in the lot. Specially &I ~
priced for Friday. ~ W
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12
Remnants of SIC to 81
Acetates and Rayons

Excellent range Of styles and coiors, all In
lengths suitable for dresses lingerie and chill
drens wear. All wanted colors for Spring and
Summer.
...Rayon Flat Crepe ...Rayon Satin
...Acetate Crinkle Crepe Acetate Sheer Crepe
s..Acetate Canton Crepe. Acetate Rum Crepe
GoldenbeTgs-Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-04-12
29c TO SIC
Costume Jewelry
IL Nc

Odds and ends grouped for Fri
day clearance. Included are Ear
rings. Drops, Buttons, Clips, Pins,
and Necklaces in a variety Of at
tractive styles and combinations.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1934-04-12

A Golden
berg
Charge
Account
Is
COnVen-
lent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

Mr.. John Dickinson, Assistant Sec
rotary Of Commerce, entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Carlton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

New York, who are spending several
months at the Claridge Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26
BrinIey- Jost Wedding in
Hamline M. E. Church Yesterday.

A colorful Fall wedding took place
at o'clock yesterday evening in the
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
when Miss Helen Frances Jost, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Jost,
was married to Mr.. Wade Irvine
Brinley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fohl c.
Brinley. The Rev. Harry Wilson
Burgan of Hamline Church performed
the ceremony. While the guests were
assembling Miss Edith B. Athey rem
dered a program of wedding music and
Miss Aurelia Birmingham sang Il Love
You Truly" and "At Dawning." The
church was decorated with palms,
Autumn leaves, cut flowers and tapers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown Of ivory
chiffon velvet nodded to the figure
and made with a short train. Her veil
was attached to a coronet of real lace,
the cap shape being finished with
orange blossoms and seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of orchids, white
roses and lilies of the valley.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Ethel Jost, who wore white trans
parent velvet designed with short
train and a rose pink velvet hat, rose
slippers and mitts. Her bouquet was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

Mrs. Celest Crosby Miller enter
tanned at cocktail party yesterday
afternoon at the Fairfax, where Mrs.
Miller and her father, Mr.. Oscar T.
Crosby, are making their home this
Winter. They have leased their home,
View Tree, near Warrenton, Va, to
Col. Henry Armstead for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

Senator NJ M Nicely of West Vir-
ginia has returned to the city for
visit of several days and is at the
willard Senator John Overton of
Louisiana is also at the Willard, as is
Representative Jennings Randolph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs Wolcott Tuckerman at
their home at Carpinteria. Mrs.
Haines, before her marriage. was Miss
Frances Tuckerman, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, and has fire.
Quently visited in Washington.
Mr.. Haines is the author Of Slim"
a book he plans to have used for mo-
ton pictures while he is in California.
Former Rep and Mrs. Phil P.
Campbell have as their guests at their
home in Arlington, Va, two of their
daughters, Mrs. Burdette Wright and
Mrs Robert j. Kleberg.
Mrs. Wright, who lived in George
town until last Autumn, when Mr..
Wright was transferred to Buffalo,
is spending few days with her par
ents. Mrs. Kleberg. who was formerly
Miss Helen Campbell now makes her
home on King Ranch, at Kingsville,
Tex. one of the largest ranches in
the country.
Mrs. Kleberg who is accompanied
by her young daughter. will remain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-09-26

Mrs. Philip A. Caultaeld,
1Dho, before her marriage
at Spring Lake, N. J,
last Saturday to DR.. Caulfeld
of Washington, 1Oas
Miss Grace Margaret Tumulty,
daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tumultg
OF Washington
and Spring Lake, N. J.
Mr.. Tumulty 10as secretary to
President Wilson.
DR.. Caulfeld Is the son OF
Mr.. Philip A. Caulfeld
and the late Mrs. Grace Elizabeth
Caulfeld OF JohnSto,On.
Underwood Photo.