davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
VYDARENY VYLET
SPEVOKOLU "SLAVIA".


SPEVOKOLU "SLAVIA".
Mono kazdy z vas uz po-
cul o nasom spevokole, lebo
SINE uz diva razy vyst1pili vo
verejnosti, pravda este len v
maruckosti. Prvy raz ma "a
bave osady sv. Mateja v Lam
singville a druhy raz ma Slo-
venskom Dni v Idora parku.
Ale ked' ste mas este nepo-
culi spievat'. tax zaiste ste
sa docftali o mas v tychto no.
vinach. Tento spevokol jest
vuje cd zaciatku tohoto roku
a cd toho casu je vzdy Gin
nym. Raz do tyzdna mava-
me zkusku, a raz do mesia-
ca schodzu. V poslednej Sc
zone mali SINE jeden karto-
w vecierok, jeden tanec a
toho leta jeden verejny W.
let. z toho vidno, ze sme
mali dost' prace. Me ably sa
nam to t'azilo chodit ma zku-
Sky alebo konat' inaksiu pra-
Gu pre- dobro spevokolu, le-
bo sa hovori, ze GO clovek
rad robi, tax to mu je ME
t'azko. Ale SINE nemali pri-
lezitost' zabavit' sa spoloc-
ne, az v predminulu nedel'u,
ked SINE mali ako sa hovori
po anglicky Corn Roast" ma
farme naseho sbormajstra,
pana Vojteka. Boil to vel'mi
vydareny vylet. Najsamprv,
poeasie bolo prijemne, zdalo
sa nam ako by Bob boil spo-
kojny S nami, a sa usmieval
ma mas. Pohli SINE sa ma tro-
ku cd Sokolovni asi o tretej
popoludni. Ked' SINE dosli ma
farmu, niektorf z nasich chla-
pov neboli bez prace, lebo
museli otvorit' sud piva, co
SINE doviezli so sebou, a a.
kosi t'azko i'm to islo; ma
trapili sa MIN vyse hodinu.
Ia ten cas- ostatni z mas SINE
81 obzreli farmu, a brali SINE
fotograficke snimky. Ked'
konecne ten keg piva boil O.
tvoreny, tax SINE sa obcer-
stvili, a potom SINE sli ma lu-
ku lobdu hrat'. Tam SINE sa
bavili do siestej, ked' SINE "a
zreli ohen v zahrade p. Vol
teka, co znamenalo, ze je
cas- ma jedenie. Chytro SINE
bezali tam, nastruhali 81 prl-
tky a navesali ma ne virstle
a kukuricu, aby SINE 81 ich
upiekli mad ohnom. TAX SINE
81 jedi a pill, a pri tom spie-
vail. Mali SINE al host 'ov, p.
a pani Mrazek, p. a PAM
Markovic, p. a pani Platter
i p. Stefana Brajer. Potom sa
zvecerilo, slnieeko prestalo
hriat' a komare zacali hryzt ),
tax sme 81 posedali okolo O.
hna a d'alej spievali. Ved'
aka to zabava bez spevu! A.
ko ia pesnicka hovorf:
Spievaj ze 81 spievaj,
| Spevave stvorenie,
We'd je spev najmilsie
Tvoje potesenie.
| A koho Wac sa tyka tato
pieseh, ako mas Slovakov?
! Veru. pekny boil to obraz
Len 81 predstavte: ticha noe
- ohe1 v prostriedku. a asi
dvadsat'pat' l'udi sediacich
okolo neho. Hore hviezdy
ligotajuce sa ma tmavej oblo-
he - a zvuky krasnych pie.
snf vychodiacich 20 sloven.
skych dust! Co 81 myslite 9
tom?
Ked' SINE 81 tax sedeli a
spievali, pan Vojtek mas pre-.
kvapil vel'kym hrncom ware.
nej kukurice. TAX sme emo.
WI jedli a pill. Veru take
bolo sa nam rozist', ale vset.
kemu je raz koniec. Teraz
u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06

~ Youngstownskk sloven-
ske Noviny majd mat pred
most y kazdej slovenskei do
a, y \ aloning do,ins.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06

HL'ADAME DIEvCA
ma vseobecnu domacu pracu,
asi 16-ro6ne. Musi byt' zki-
sene, ale nebude varit' a bu.
de chodit' domov: spat'. 1O3
Lauderdale Ave. j. .,s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
(Pokracovanie.)

sudny den, ked' koneene
vypovedali mu veritelia je-
no a predstaveni hrozili su-
dom a exekuciou, a ma list,
ktory nedokoncil a jehoz u
ryvky zdvihla Viola so zeme,
aby navila nan zeleneho hod
vabu, ktorym vysivat' mala
toboI'ku pre- mileneho otca.
Vtedy neprecitala ten list, z
ciastky, ze zvedavost' nikdy
nebola vyvinutou slabost'ou
u nej, z ciastky, ze nepri-
kladaIa odhodenemu listu
vacsej dolezitosti. Prisiel jej
pod ruku, zdvihla no.
Potom po poziari, ba po
strasnej smrti toho, koho de-
va tato az postal jedineho
vrucne a celou naruzivo-
st'ou silneho srdca milovala
az k zboznovaniu, vzala 81
toto so sebou 20 zbytkov
svojho, dakedy tax utesene-
no, tepleho hniezd 'atka. Od-
tedy a cd prvej navstevy ma
"Majeri" byval kosieek s
hodvabom a poeatou pracou
tu. krchuPa sa no nedotkla,
drzala no ako "sviatost'," a
Veronka len so zvedavost'ou
zbozne pozerala ma vkusn1
vysivacku, ktoru dakedy so
smutnymi myslienkami Wy
nala Viola a pracovala v bo-
l'astnom spominani a S akou-
81 rozkosou zial'u, ktoremu
niekedy radi sa dobrovol'ne
oddavame, d 'alej. Pre- koho?
Snad' dakedy daruje to Da-
mellow? Sotva! Cd pamiatky
tejto sa neodluci, lebo spo-
juje ju bezprostredne s o.
tcovou pamiatkou.
Ked' JULIO prejavil zia-
dost' mat cerveny hodvab k
ciel'om rybarskym, vtedy spo
menula 81 Viola ma svoj ko-
Sleek a ochotne chcela mu
= MIN posluzit'. Divnou naho-
dou zisiel boil hodvab tax
d'aleko, ze uz bolo prezriet'
papier a jednotlive slova hu-
sto popisaneho listu upomi-
naly tuho ma otca. Rozpome-
nula sa ma ten posledny este
blazeny den v svojom raji,
jednym odhodlanym pohnu-
tim zvila dolu leskle milky a
pred sebou mala t'ahy pis-
ma ruky drahej.
List pisany bol ma Vilin-
skeho, ktoreho ale potion
Podhradsky telegraficky po-
volal, lebo sa bal, re list mi
ME sa CELIA alebo zdlhave
mu bude cakanie. Ako vie
me, chcel 81 sam odist' do
Zanice, no k svojmu nest'a-
stu zmenil svoj plan.
Dopis znel:
"Mily Svagre! Davno to-
mu, co neoslovili SINE sa tym-
to nazvom; no a ia este raz
pok1sim sa o to, pozvat' ia
menom davneho rodinneho
svazku.
Som ma milne; dnes-zaj-
ira idd ma exekvovat' pre-
peniaze, ktore som potrovil.
V najvacsom mojom z1fal-
stve napadlo mi, ze medzi
nami je este ME vsetko Wy
r9vnane, no zaroven napad-
le mi to, ze tento bod, sta
iskra hodena v nakopene
horlav6 latky, roznieti po-
2 Gnedzi nami tento moi
hsE iste zsprfcinf pocit ne
priaznfYy, - Ale k veci.
Ako vies, noja prva zena,
vlastna stafsia sestra tvojej
tiez PEE zenys nezomrela
bez tesla nentu, ako 80 tomu
tvoja zena a noja miIa sva-
grina tesla; neboEa zane
chala po sebe testament no
tarom spravne vystaveny a
svedkami podpfsany, ten-
to testament znel v mo- pro-
speech a k m6jmu nest astiu
nachodil sa v mojich rukach
- Ze dosiap nedomahal son
sa svojho prava, toho prici-
nu poznas ty vel'1ni dobre :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06

"Mohol som to nemat'!
No ale len chod', uz nebu-
dem ia zdrziavat', ty, ty ty
- zla Viola!"
Deva odniesla ryby do ku-
chyne a skoro naplnila cely
domec vona octu, v ktorom
vrely vsakove voIave kore-
niny zelinky.
Ako obycajne, chutnala
vecera Julovi teraz zname-
mite; pre- neho bola len ra-
dost' varit', spomenula Kr-
chul'a neraz - "zpred mia
deho pana miznu cele hro-
mady halusiek alebo zemia-
kov, a jcdno, dye kuriatka,
to ako psovi mucha - S do
volenfm povedano.'
Pc veceri nalozili pudia
vrecia so zbozfm ma vozy 4;
JULIO pohanal, potom prisiel
ku Viole:
''Povedz mi jedno, Viol-
ka."
"Co chces, Julo?"
"Ako sdvisi ten najdeny
list s tebou?"
"Odpust', to ii nemozem
povedat'."
"Nemas ku mne ami "a
prach dovery?"
MAN snad' Wac, nez ku
hockomu ma svete, vynima-
juc pana Milockeho, no toto
tt nemozem povedat'."
"Aspon mi to povedz, ii
snad' ten list vrha nejake
podozrenie ma mojho alebo
tvojho otca, - lebo ze tt
dvaja boil spleteni dovedna
Wac, ako ia to tusfm a ty
celkom dobre vies - to je
iste. -- Alebo snad' potvr-
dzuje ten list mienku, ze --
odpust' - tvoj otec...
"Bol skutocnym podpala-
conn.," zvolala Viola zna-
mym uz kovovym znenfm v
hlase. - "Nie! To, vd'aka
Najvyssiemu, ME! On Dol
cisty, nemal ami len myslien-
ky ma to-"
"Tak myslel som i ia Q
nom! Ale predsa, Viola, daj
mi citat' ten list!" prosil Ju.
10.
"Aky zvedavy!" pokdsila
sa posmievat' Viola; "spo.
koj sa a zabudni ma to!"
"Urobil by som oboje, ke.
by nemusel som sa obavat',
toho, ze tebe, Viola, dele sa
krivda. Ale to ma znepoko-
juje a kebych mohol, odvie.
dol by ia prec odtial'to."
"Do nejakeho skalneho
hradu, d'aleko v horach!'
, zartovala Viola.
"Aj ia, ale tam by SINE
potom boil sami dvaja, Vic.
la!' povedal JULIO.
"Predbezne ostaneme len
pekne-krasne tu; vlastne ler
ia, ty povezies psenicu do.
NOV; hl'ad'ze, uz mas vozy
hotove a Tiesok caka ma two.
je rozkazy."
"A uz to muslin RECT, ze
vzdy znas vykazat' mi mole
miesto a udrzat' ma v dial.
ke cd seba; oj, hrda deva
- Ale!" zvolal prekvapene
a hl'adel dl'ubou ma devu
ktora stala pred domom ,
svetle zapadaj1ceho slnka
krasna, lepa, uchvacujuca..
"ale ia nevedel som dosial'
re ty mas cervene vlasy
Dievca ty 81 nebezpecne
prec z tvojej blfzkosti! z
tvojich oci vanie chlad vec
neho padu polarnych noci :
vlasy tvoje horia svetlon
smysly odberajdcim; - sa
me stopene zlato! Prec OF
teba - prec!" A napolo
komickym pathosom, napol,
s opravdovym obdivom hl'a
del ma tvar devy, tmavyn
rumencom nokrytli az no il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06
SIROTA PODIIRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZIA VANSOVA.
Roman.

mu k zaokrytiu okamzitych
potrieb mojich. Me dost' e.
Ste! Ked' ia, slablch, nechal
som ia vo vyhodach, majuc
v imysle, zanechat' rodne
mesto a zkusit' st'astie indie,
poziadal 81 ma, ably predal
som ii moi dom! Pravda, ma
miesto ceny oddal 81 mi d.
zobny dpis, ktory zaviazal
81 sa vymenit' "a niekol'ko
rokov hotovym grosom. Nal
som nieco v hotovosti, ne
chal som tt tvoju vol'u, ved'
vies, ze vymanit' sa zpod
vplyvu tvojho nepodarilo sa
mi nikdy!
Kym mi dobre sla hodina,
kym kompagnon moi S ma
hromadenym kapitalom neu-
siel, - kym melody nesti-
haly ma s konzekventnou Wy
trvalost'ou, medzi ktorymi
nehodami prvou a najbolast
nejsou bola smrt' mojej mi
lovanej Marinky - dotedy
nemyslel som valne ma upi-
sy a ma spravne poziadavky
mole. Ci 81 ty myslel ma ne
a jako, neviem - &C som 81
casio tdto otazku predkla-
dal. No, ked' potreboval som
grose vyhPadal som TIA zno-
WI, - to vies; - dal 81 mi
Ease nieco, zaznacili sme 81
to obaja. No, vrcholu dostu-
pilo nase neciste paktovanie,
ked' zacali SINE sa jednat' o
nasich det'och! Vies, ze vte-
dy urcili SINE jedneho 20 sy-
nov tvojich pre- moju dceru;
- listiny, majetok moi, NAL
byt' Violinym svadobnym
darom, - jej vybavou; -
a sedemnasty rok jej veku
bol urceny, aby oboznamili
SINE deti nase O. tom - a
zasnIbili ich!
TAX nechal som dospiet
nest 'astie svoje ma najvyssi
vrchol. - Nado mnou zavi-
sla pohroma so vsetkymi ma
sledkami; ma mojom dome,
vlastne ma dome mojej jedi
nej dcery, lezf dlzoba, hypo-
tekarne zabezpecena; ne
mann, vyjmuc niekol'ko zla-
tych, nicoho, - rychla po-
moe je potrebna, a ked' 81
ty ME naklonny naraz uspo.
kojit' poziadavky mole, ba
vyplatit' ma docela, muslin
s1dobnou cestou domahat
sa svojho prava. Vies, ze dc
Zanice> byvat' nepojdem, cd.
tial ia nevyzeniem, ked' ma
ale vyplatfs, opustfm domo'
vinu, vyhl'adam niekde "a
moron vlast' novu pre- nina
a pre- mole milene, zdarilt
diet'a. -
Mohol by som zaklopat'
al indie a MONO, re by mi
bolo otvorene! - Mozno, ze
po tol'kych rokoch znovu by
otvorila urazena mat narue
svoju ztratenemu synovi; NO
ty vies dobre, pre- koho ss
mat so synOm rOZiSli a Znas
to, re Gabriel Podhradskj
este u nikoho nezobral an
O lasku, ami O chlieb.- Hor.
ky ME, a dnes - pred ty'
mi prfsnymi panmi - 6 iro'
mia! - Hrdost' je mas dedic'
ny hriech; ma hrdosti tejte
stroskotalo sa NONE sn,ie.
renie matky so synom a bo'
Jim sa, bojfm, ze dcera mo.
ia, ktora mi kazdym dnom
vacsmi k srdcu prirasta, j v
tomto podoba sa nest 'astne.
mu otcovi, tax ako v mno.
hom inom. ia nemozem oca.
kavat', ably matka moja ma
klonila sa ku mne, ona ura.
zena, k tomu matka stara
ctihodna nemoze to urobit
a ia, bars cfm dial, tym vac.
smi tdzim po jej objatf, ne.
viem sklonit' siju svoju a po.
vedat': mako, odpust', mo.
ia vina, odpust'! Snad' keo
! dorastie dcera moja, zdarils
L-A,1 -; ,,~.,,x1~o ~L~..l.x.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-06

- ID
ne, ukolisane. - Divine O.
tazky stavaly So pred nu dr.
20 a chcely byt' uznate. Te-
raz al uhadla mnohe 20 Ii
vota otcovho, teraz vie, pre-
Go ju vzdy odkazoval ma Sc
demnasty rok jej narodenia
- ved' vtedy mala Dove
diet sa vsetko.
TAX tedy myslienka ma
snatok medzi nou a jednym
z Vilinskeho synov -tnebo-
la nova; oj, pri tel myslien-
ke liar studu a hnevu po-
kryla bielusku tvar devy!
TAX tedy uz davno bola ona
a tt tam dolu predmetom
paktovania. Ach, hrozne j
teraz pre- lu povedomie,
ved' j teraz, ako predtym,
len jednu ma mienku o tom:
nikdy! Ami Imra, ved' ten ju
a ona jeho nenavidf, ami Ju-
la - to je smiesne! - ne
mohla by 81 volit'...
Potom tie listing, ktore Vi
linsky a ten dobry ihlovsky
lekar tax vel'mi postradali,
kan sa podely, ze zmizly
celkom bez znaku? We'd
sam lekar, ktory asi o rok
po poziari Dol ju navstivit'
u ujca, rozpraval, ze ac al
jeho neunavnemu kutaniu a
| dopieraniu sudnou cestou,
podarilo sa vypatrat' zlocin-
GOV, ktorf spachali vrazdu ma
jej otcovi, a ktorf potom huff
ne vybrali sa pustosit' ne
zhoreny dom Podhradskeho,
predsa o listinach tychto ne
mohol sa dozvediet' mic iste-
ho. Ba prisahali tt hlavni L.
tocnfci, Re ked' oni udreli ma
dom nenavideneho muza, ma
sli vsetky dvere pootvarane,
kasne a stolik z cennejsich
vecf vyprazdnene a oni len
potom pustili sa do pustose-
nia... Ia to boil potrestani,
no, lekarovi videl sa ten trest
byt' vel'mi miernym.
Kto tedy bol prvym medzi
tymi, ktori v dkryte noci a
zmatku melody tax chytro
zmocnili sa cudzieho majet-
ku? Nikto to nemohol pove-
dat a len snad' Viola by bo-
la tusila, keby bola lepsie
poznala pudi.
Ease Vilinskeho charakter
teraz uz Zcela odhalil sa
pred nou. Poznala no, re je
sebcom, lebo 20 sebeckosti
naduzfval on vel'ke slabosti
Podhradskeho, vediac, re
mu jeho svagor neuskodf. l.
ste i ia myslienka o nest'a-
stnom snatku len u neho
zkrsla, ably ziskal viacej
casu, a ziskajuc casu, w.
hral mnoho pri svojom zna-
nom uz st'asti. I teraz pre-
hliadla Viola svojho tutora
on chcel ju prikovat' ku do
mu svojmu, vsetko jedno, ci
ma ukor jej blaha a spokoj-
nosti jednoho 20 synov, len
aby seba a svojich potomkov
usetril pred moznymi pravo-
tami, ktore molly by nasle-
dovat' po Violinom vystupe-
nj z domu tutora.
Jedna po druhej rojily sa
myslienky tieto a podobne v
hlave dievcat'a, ktore v hr.
! dosti svojej zoprelo sa opro.
ii poslednej myslienke. -
To nemozno.
'Tu som, kralovna mo-
ja!" volal JULIO zd'aleka
"Tu su pstrlziky ma vece'
ru! - Prosfm ia, odloz ma
chvil'ku svoje nepripustnt
velicenstvo a priprav pre- Sc.
ba i pre- nina tieto utesent
rybky ma veceru, pravda, {
octom a cibul'ou, lebo i ia 50
korfm tel kucharskej vypo'
vedi isteho gourmana, ze
pstruhy inaksie, nez v octe
uvarene je hriech jest. -
Nuz ale ty 81 v tom oprav'
1 dova umelkvila ..
Evening star., 1935-04-24
Former Kaiser in Good Health.

DOORN, The Netherlands, April "a
%.-Former Kaiser wilhelm, ac-
companied by Princess Hermine, took
an automobile drive today through
the tulip bulb fields between HARLEM
and Leiden, definitely refuting recent
rllmors he was seriously ill.
Evening star., 1935-04-24
OklahOnanS
AreHOnOred
In Fairfax
Representative Smith
and Wife Also Are
Dinner Guests.

REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Josh Lee
Of Oklahoma and Representative and
Mrs. Howard Worth Smith Of Alex
andria, Va, were dinner guests last
evening of Judge and Mrs. Paul e.
Brown in their home, in Fairfax, Va.
Representative Lee was the guest
speaker last evening at the meeting
of the Young Democratic Club of
Fairfax County, of which Judge Brown
Is president.
Mrs. Walter Brown was hostess at
luncheon and cards yesterday at her
home, near Silver Spring, Md, hav-
ing as guests Mrs. Kenneth Culver Of
KenSington, Md; Mrs. William Hard
ing of Fairland, Md; Miss Nellie
Buckley of Washington. Mrs. Ralph
Lee Of Spencerville, Md; Mrs. Neal
Stubbs of Wheaton. Md; Mrs. Fawn
Munroe, Mrs. Caroline v. Clark, Mrs.
William A. Pierce, Mrs. Katherine
Fenwick, Mrs. william Dudley, Mrs.
Morton Rose and Mrs. Nora Cough
lin, all of Silver Spring, and Miss
Marie Culver Of Forest Glen, Md.
Mrs. Harold Payne and Mrs. Dor
othy Kirby were hoStesSes at cards
last evening in the home of Mrs.
Payne, in Clarendon, Va, when their
guests we're Mrs. Millicent Maxey,
Mrs. Edith Rogers, Mrs. Wilson Row,
Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Henry Par
sons, Mrs. Gladys Monroe, Mrs. George
Brooks, Mrs. j. j. Geris, Mrs. v. Arun-
del, Mrs. Lawrence Arundel and Mrs.
Booker.
Mrs. Thomas Randolph Keith of
Fairfax, Va, had as her supper guests
last evening Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
Mrs. Wilson's niece, Mrs. Mailing, and
Mrs. Keith's son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jeffries, all of
Washington.
Mrs. Lawrence w. Douglas was
hostess at a delightful bridge luncheon
yesterday in her home in Livingstone
Heights, Va. entertaining for her
cousin, Mrs. William Henry Garges of
Philadelphia and Doylestown, Pa, who
is her house guest. Other guests in
cluded Mrs. Christopher B. Garnett,
Mrs. Peyton Moncure Chichester, Mrs.
A. B. Moore, Mrs. Howard Fisher,
Mrs. Stacey T. Noland. Mrs. George
Robertson and Mrs. Richard Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fendall Coughlan en-
tertained at family dinner party last
evening at their home in Woodside.
Evening star., 1935-04-24
Tea to Follow "Rose
OF the Gross" Rite

Mrs. Francis j. Maury, president OF
the Alumnae Association of Holy
Cross Academy, has selected Mrs.
Gerald Egan as chairman for the
traditional Rose-of- -the-C Gross day Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
academy. Miss Marian Hartnett and
Miss Marta Houlihan will assist. Tea
will follow the ceremonies, with Mrs.
william Knoblock, Miss Grace Fowler,
Mrs. Frank Rupert, Mrs. Daniel
Forbes, Mrs. william Lally and Mrs.
j. Cluck presiding at the tea table.
The members of the board who will
receive informally are Mrs. Phil
Brown, Miss Gwendolyn Dickinson,
Miss Isabella Dagnaeux, Miss Mar
garet Quinn, Mrs. John Houston, Miss
Bessie Schroth and Miss Lucy Ham
NETT.
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to her home on Battery lane, Bethesda,
Md, after having spent several months
In Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Dinges have
had as guest in their home in Clar-
endon, Va, for few days the formers
sister, Mrs. Charles w. Trenary, Of
Winchester and Staunton, Va.
Miss Mary Brewer OF Falls Church
is visiting in Rocky Mount, N. c., for
a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Rose have
moved from their residence in Blair,
at Silver Spring, Nd, into their new
home in Sligo Park Hills, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Goodman have
as their house guests in their home in
Takoma Park, Nd, for 10 days, Mr..
Goodman'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goodman, who are en- route to
their home in New Haven, Conn, from
Sarasota, Fla, where they have been
for the Winter.
Mr.. William McNary, sophomore
at Pennsylvania State University, Is
passing a To-day Spring vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
McNary, in Takoma Park, Md.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fendall Coughlan en-
tertained at family dinner party last
evening at their home in Woodside,
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Bride-Elect
Is Feted at
Bridge Tea
Cherrydale Teacher to
Wed Belle Haven
Man in June.

Miss Nan Elizabeth Henderson.
member of the faculty of the Cherry
dale School, has returned to her
duties after having spent the Easter
holidays with her parents in Bridge
town, Va.
Mrs. Lankford Dunton was hostess
10 q company of 20 at bridge tea
Saturday, entertaining for Miss Hen
derson, whose engagement to Mr..
Wyatt S. Mapp of Bell Haven, Va,
was announced at the tea.
Miss Henderson is the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Upshur Kerr Hender-
son of Bridgetown, Va, and Mr.. Mapp
is the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
william Mapp of Belle Haven.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of June in the johnson
Methodist Church in Bridgetown.
Miss Helen Shelton of Battery Park,
Md, has as her guest Mrs. Richard
Hunt of Fort Benning, Ga, formerly
Miss Florence Davis of Edgemoor, Md,
who will be among the out-of-town
guests at the wedding of Miss Har-
riet Haig this evening.
Miss Matilda Decker of Herndon,
Va, has as her guests for the Easter
holiday Miss Kathryn Ecke of Tufts
College, Melrose, Mass, and Miss
Dorothy Houghton of Kew Kardens,
Long Island.
Mrs. Frank Mishler and her daugh-
tiers, Carol Jean and Betty Jane from
Elkhart, Ind, are visiting the formers
sister-in-law, Mrs. S. Y. Miller of
Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. Grace Van Allen had as her
week end guests in Takoma Park, Md,
her son, Mr.. w. w. Van Allen, and Mrs.
Van Allen and their son, Peter, of
Philadelphia; also Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Van Allen, with their daughter,
Miss Marjorie Van Allen. Of Buffalo,
N. Y. Mrs. John Van Allen and her
daughter will remain for two weeks,
Mr.. Van Allen returning Sunday night
to his home
Miss Leda Harrison has come from
Wallingford, Conn.,, to be the guest
for two weeks of her sister-in-law and
niece, Mrs. Harrison, wife of the late
Mr.. Dudley P. Harrison, and Miss
Virginia Harrison at their home in
Clarendon, Va. Saturday evening Mrs.
Harrison and her daughter will enter
tain at bridge for their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of
Takoma Park, Md, sailed on the S. S.
City of Newport News from Baltimore
for London, England, where they will
visit Mr.. Robinson's brother, Mr..
Frank Robinson, and also Mr.. Robin
sons sister, Miss Martha Robinson, in
her home in Devonshire. They will be
away about five weeks.
Mrs Peter L. Decker has returned
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Women's Army.Navy
League Plan Sale

The Womens Army and Navy
League will meet tomorrow at 10
o'clock, in the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, 1015 L street north
west. Mrs. Joseph K. Taussig, presi-
cent, has requested all members to be
present, as this will be very impor-
tant meeting. Plans are being made
for rummage sale, to be held May
l, 2 and 8, at 1927 Seventeenth street
northwest. Mrs. c. j. Peoples will be
in charge of this rummage sale. The
funds received from this sale will be
used for relief work among the en-
listed men and their families in the
Washington area.
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Women's City Club
Benefit Tomorrow

Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list Of
members subscribing to the card par
ties at the Women's City Club for the
benefit of the house betterment fund
tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mrs.
Laura A. Bradley Is chairman for the
afternoon and Miss S. Pearle Jencks
and Miss Julia D. Connor hostesses
for the evening party. Mrs. Gus A..
Schuldt, Ways and Means Committee
chairman, and members of her COM
mittee are in charge of arrangements.
There will be table and door prizes
and refreshments will be served.
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Kentucky Society Will
Have Dance Tonight

The Kentucky Society of Washing
ton will hold its annual meeting and
election Of officers tonight at the
Willard Hotel, followed by a recep-
tion at 9:10 O'Clock and dancing until
1 o'clock. Many members are taking
advantage Of the occasion of this final
meeting Of the season to entertain
large private parties.
The entire glee club of George
Washington University will sing, and
all Kentuckians are invited. Tickets
are available at the door.
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Dinner Tomorrow at
All Souls Church

Mrs. William 8. Quinter, president
Of the Recter's Aid Society, will be
the hostess at the Spring dinner.
which will take place tomorrow eve
ming in the parish hall Of All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church, at Con-
necticut avenue and Woodley place,
from 6 to 7:30 O'Clock. She will be
ably assisted by the officers, heads Of
units and others. In addition to the
dinner there will be q 2uppet show,
presented by Mr. Charles D. Drayton,
and harp recital by Miss Katherine
Riggs.
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Nd, In honor OF Mrs. Coughlan'S
mother, Mrs. Anna Mary Gott, who
celebrated her birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Young and Mr..
and Mrs. William Broxton Of Lyon
Village, Va, entertained at the Rus
sian Troika last evening, the occasion
being the wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Broxton and the birthday
anniversary Of Mr.. Young.
Mrs. George F. Buell. entertained at
a bridge luncheon Monday in her
home in Herndon, Va, when her guests
were Mrs. George Ramsey Bready, Mrs
David M. Aud, Mrs. Cassius M. Law
renee, Miss Matilda Decker, Mrs. E.
Barbour Hutchison, Mrs. r. Edgar
Aud, Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell., Mrs.
Allen H. Kirk, Mrs. Edd johnson, Mrs.
Harold r. Weller, Mrs. Harvey E.
HaneS, Mrs. Russell A. Lynn, Mrs.
William H. Dawson, Mrs. James
Cockerille and Mrs. William Meyer
High scores were made by Mrs. Kirk
and Mrs. Hutchison.