davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

poru, ale napriek tomu ne
shel pracovat', Dol csly O.
myl V tom, ze tito Hudia v6-
bee podpory nebrai.
Inych 66 rudi odmietlo
prAcu preto, ze v dobe, ked'
i'm bola pondknuta, mali inc
docasne zamestnanie.
Dalsfch osem l'udf bolo tr-
vace nezAmestnatel'nych: 3
boil mrtvi, 3 boil v nemocni-
ci a 2 v sanatoriu pre- tuber-
kuloznych., "a nemohlo byt'
doeasne zamAstnane pre- ne
moe.
Y inych prfpadoch boly
najdene popahsuj6ce okol-
nosti. Matka styroch deti D.
ri
doprela prAeu pre- I'd priti-
nu, ze elenovia rodiny, v kto
rel jej prAca bola pondkanA
mali prave chytl 'avd chcro-
bu. Niekol'ko l'udi edepfe-
10 pracu pre- I'd prfeinu, ke
niekte z ich rodiny boil pra-
ve chory a potreboval ich o.
patery d peelivosti.
Neobyeajne nfzka plaza
bola obcas tiez pritinou K o.
dopretiu prijatia prAee. Ma
tka troch malych dietok Cd
mietla nocne zamestn4nie,
ktore by bolo vyzadovalo s5
hodfn jej tyzdenneho casu a
"a ktore by bola byvala pla-
tena $3.50 tyzdenne. Nevy-
data r1atka neprijala ponl-
kane jej miesto s plAcou
$3.50, ked'ze tAto suma by
nebola nadostac ma obzivu
JET vlastnu a jej stvorrocne-
ho syneeka. z tej pritiny o.
doprela vdova s troma naly-
mi det'mi pracu, platend len
$500 tyzdenne. v celom ra-
de prfpadov bolo zistene, ze
zamestnavateP, hl'adajuci
sldzku, udal ind plAcu v spro
stredkovatel'ni prace, a ind,
o rnnoho mensiu ziadatel'ke
o pracu. Cely rad rodin po-
nlka sldzke tri az styri do
lAre tyzdenne q ponosuje "a
ma sprostredkovatel'hu, ked'
i'm pri takejto "velitiznej"
plAci nikoho nezadovazi. Fe-
deralny dl'avovy administrA-
tor konStatoval, ze sd to prA-
We v domAcnostiach .amest-
rAvane silly, ktore potrebujti
zvlAstnej ochrany proti ne.
l'udsky niskej .plAci a ne.
spravodlivym poziadavkAm
zamestnavatel'ov.
Co sa stane l'ud'om, ktori
berd podporu q bez riadne.
ho dovodu odmietnu prijat'
pracu, o tom bolo mozne
sa presvedeit' Z viacerych
prfpadov, ktore vysly ma ja-
vo v Baltimore. Tito l'udia
sd v td chvfl'u vytretf 70 so.
znamov os6b, odkAzanych ma
verejnu podporu a nemajd
moznost' ziadat' 0 podporu
skor, ako r1eukazu ochotu
prijat' miesto primeranou
placou u sdkromneho zamest
navatel'a. >:. !.
Toto je pravy obraz eel.
kovej situacie. " mnohych
vacsfch mestach po celej
1s.A ;{.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
~ Id 9sFkg = x "a s"1v g. ES -
ScHoDZAt yENcA K. s.
:. =. PRELOzENA. q ... ~. -.

> schodza venca 131. S.. K.
sekoliek V Campbell je. pre-
ioEeni Z lledele ma pondelok
26. augusta vecer a sice pre-
yylet osady. Vsetky udkyne
.su povolane. Bude sa pojed-
navat' o vaznych veciach.
-. Maria Zee, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
Oh uRADU CkR. sBo.
RU q SLOW. DNl.

W je po Slovenskom Dnl,
ktory vzdor tomu, ze bolo
zle pocasie, Sd dost' dobre
vydaril. Teraz uradnici d
vybory 81 chci trochu Cd
dychnut' a veci tykajice sa
Slovenskeho Dna priviest' do
poriadku. s,1 ..
CO sa tyka Is. Slovenske-
ho Dna, ten je uz ninulo-
st'ou. Teraz, pravda, dostava
sa al dost' kritiky. Kazdy
must uznat', ze nieeo take
usporiadat', ako je Sloven-
sky Den, je ohromna :praca
a pri kazdej takej praci zro-
bia sa al chyby a nedorozu-
menia, ktorym nemozno wy
hndt'., .,aTeda q roka ma rok
sa nam treba starat', ably
SINE zmylkam a nedorozurne-
f,iam nejako yyhli a veei lep-
Sic previedh v buddcnosti.
Okresny Sbor NAL asi de-
sat schedz pred Slovenskym
Dnon1. Ma tie schodze boil
kaSdy volany, aby prisiel a
dal svoje dobre r,lienky a
odpordcania, BE Go name a
20 nemar1e mat ma Sloven-
skom Dni. Teda teraz je uz
rleskoro odperdeat', ale to cd
pordtanie tire ba zachovat' ma
budlci SLOW. Den.
My, ktorf SINE mali ,spravu
Slov. Dfa v n1oei uznavame,
ze veci neboly celkor1 ako
f,1aly byt', lebo SINE sa spd-
stall v istych veciach jeden
ma druheho, be to vykonA.
Potion SINE boil 8 istymi vec-
mi neskoro a tax sa uz to
nedalo napravit'.
Rev. Jurajovi Novakovi len
tol'ko, re vel mi lutujeme,
ked' bolo iaedorozumenie
kroz spevokolu sv. Jana q
Campbell, O. ia sam t1evien1,
ako bol ten spevokol dany
do programu, lebo ma ziad-
nej sehodzi nebolo o tom ro-
kovane, BE Sd prihlasil. ia
viem, ze keby boil niekta
Vas, Father, poprosil o vas
spevokol, ze by ste boil o.
chotnf al prfst' SO tspetoko-
le1il q svoju povinnost' by
ste boli vykonali. Teda Fa.
thar odpust'te a druhy raz ii
dame lei,si pozor, aby "a to
rleupakovalus
Teraz ja,sto predseda O.
kresneho, Sburu slov. Ligy
srdeene d'akujem celej spra-
We Slov. Dfla, vtborotn a vse-
tkym pritoranym ma SLOW.
tDni "a ich rracu d pritonl-
nost'. Tiez srdeena vd'aka
Yo. SLOW. Noviliam d tym OBJ
chodnikorn, ktorf dali ohlas-
ky do programovej knizky.
Andrcj Palentar,
Il pfeds. Okr. Sboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
ODkAZ REDAkCIE.

1 Pan j. SirAa i Inf. Odpustt.
te, be vase dopisy este nsbo.
" uverejnene. Pri koneenf
tbhto e. Ga pokazil linotype,
nemohly byt' vysAdzane. Bu-
dd1 v bud. elsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

Ma Steelton PAM Maria
Baca, so Steel st. !.
Y svanj. cirkvi "Jan Hus"
pani Maria Sherfel, 60 w.
Chalmers Ave.
!. Y Hubbard pani Johanna
petrek.
Vo Warrel, Jozef P. Seko
3 Harmon st.
CT. eitatelia, ktori byvajl
blizko tychto kolektoroy 4
kolektoriek, in6ze syoje pred
platky i'm zaniest' al do do
niu. ked' majd v6l'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
ofa1o lss, 1r1es. SI.ov. i. &C
K. JEDNoTY V CAlR3x1.IA =.

UraA: Jan Natysy. prsdssda, .
Adams 81. Campbsll, o. - Me,
CvenxroS. taiomnik. 17o Reed A,
Campbell. Ohio. - Jan Mflz. pokli !
MIX, Box s09. StruthArs, Ohio.
Sch6dze odb5vA kaxd6 {. nsdsl
v mesiAci pod +. /. kostolom iv. ]
ma Krst. M Reed Ave-. Campbell a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

Urad: Martin Lipka, prsdssds. ]
st4r st,, Campbell, 3. - jan J
sak, podprsdseda, ~ Morley Az
Campbell, o. - Stefan Roth. !.
pisnik n Morlsy Ave-, cAmpb,
Q. - vAlsnt Rovdsr. tstovnik,
Fairviev Ave, Campbell. o. -
chal Dzurei,, pokladnfk, r. O. IL
20 HAsSlton Sta, Youngstown, !
- Dosorcovia: Jan BasistA. III
Haseltine Ave-. Youngstown, q.
Miehal Krotky. 1A7 aladstoaA
Campball, O.. Doscrca ShorJ.
Jan Babik. AZ 8. Blaine Ava. ]
sslton St., Youngstewn. o. - {
Tan BartoS, strAI. 1SJ CouYtlaad I.
Campbell. o.
ech6dss odbyvljd - kAldd T. /.
del'u mssiAei ' lat. sisv. III,
osady ~. Als5sty na N. Hlsslti
Ave. !. hod. pop6ludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
krGpnikovk jaskyne pri Ry-
bkrpoli.

Prof. Sladky a jeho nie-
kol'kf spolupracoynfci nasli
ned 'aleko Rukomberka roz.
siahle jaskyne ! nadherny-
mi krapnikmi az niekol'ko
metrov vysoklmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

6TEAIToN NoN-pAKTI0AN n:
ThovU61NT OEU1.
Schtdzu odbtva kAldy nistiAA =
posledn1 nede1 u.
Predteda Pavel Roth, podpredAe, /
Jokef T. Martin, taioi1nik And. |
skelnar. poklAdnfk Stefan Joshn: /.
dosorca maistku Michal Ssman 1
stfAk dveri Jan Dzuroff.
KlnbovA AdresA. Andrew Skleua !.
1929 Manhattan Ave-. Younssto@ n.
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
Slovenska BaptistsIs3
C.irkev
v CAMPBELL, OHIO.
Rev. N. 3. hibsa, kssstel'
"a Woodland Ave-,
Campbell. O.

BohosluEby odbavujt -
ka1dd nedel'u. i sics: Ne
del'nk Ikola . y:30 r&no3
sluzby Boxie . II. hod.
v nsdsls vecsr: Cd $50
40 1850 Spolok Ml4d4xe. n
q 7:8Q siuxby Bd$is. 81
KA3ul stxedll ss6of n 1
Alifehnl aShA A. &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23
v Campbell vylet
osady sv. J1na
sTerax ' nedel'u, z6. augu.
sta ' PetroviGovej x4hrAde.

Cftal som Y Y. 8. N, lie O.
sada sv. jana Krstitela' v
Campbell bude mat teraz v
nedelu, v Petrovitovej "a
hrade ma konci Robinson Rd.
zas daco noveho spojene S
piknikom tejze osady. Cital
som, BE dopisovatel' isiel Cd
baby ku babe, aby % do
zvedel, be 20 bude ma tom
pikniku d be len tol'ko 90 do
.znal, BE bude kapitan Scar
fy' Garrison skakat' : ero-
planu ma mas piknik o /. ho-
dine, a ze tA baba, Go zna
ysetko, Go sa ma fare robi,
si1eznala Wac, q Be n1usel
fst' "od baby ku babe, ably
sa Wac doznal a ze potom
dostal celn historiu 0 kapi-
tanovi Garrisonovi cd jednej
baby, 20 znA este Wac,
nezli ta, $50 zna vsetko, 70
sa ma fare robf'. Ale remu-
sci byt' pri tel "babe'', kto-
ra zna este o jakej hodine
v noel mas fader zakasle.
Ved' su baby a baby -
nielen jedna "baba'', a jed
ma INA Wac nez druha. A ia
ked' som sa chcel doznat' o
tom nasom pikniku, nesiel
som 'od baby k babe, ale
prosto ku tel, co INA vset-
ko, al kol'ko razy mas fader
zakychne! A vid 'te, Go som
dostal! Nielen zpravu cele-
no pikniku, nielen ze co sa
tam bude robit', nielen ze
jake prebehovacky budu,
nielen ze CO So tam bude
predavat', nielen ze Go sd
bude vyhravat', nielen ze kto
tam bude robit', - ale ia
som dostal Cd nej al obraz
kapitana Garrisona, ako ska
&c S eroplanu. TAX vidite, len
znat', ku ktorej "babe" ist',
a sa doznate vsetko.
No tax ona mi vypravala
vselijake veci o tom pikni-
ku a povedala mi, ze by som
81 nemyslel, ze len to skc-
Genie S eroplanu bude nieco
noveho pri nasich sloven-
skych piknikoch, ale Re budd
al inc move veci. ze jake?
Nuz povedala, ze bude tam
kontest medzi chlapnni, Ia
ktory 'bude moot najskorsie
vykurit' cigaru - teda ten
ktory 81 najlepsie spali ja-
zyk, dostane odmenu. A ze
zeny budu sa prebehovat
zadkom, t. j. re zadkom bu-
du kracat', a ktora vyhfa.
dostane odmenu. A ze bude
t'ahanie provazu rnedzi sa-
motnymi a zenatymi chap
mi. A ze najvacsia rodina,
ktora bude ma pozemkoch o
$3.50 po obede, dostane od-
menu. A be budd mat al
novy "gejm'', takzv. ''bin-
60" a vselijake ine veci a Re
zeny z osady budd predavat'
tikety ma vyhranie vselija-
kych vecf (od vysiviek po
zajacov) a ze bude tam bars
dobre pivo, a Re vyhravat'
bude Grohovskeho orchestra
a Janko Topoly bude spie-
vat.
Program pikniku ze bude
nasledovny:
100 po obede: Kapitan
Garry Garrison skoef : ero-
planu ma Petrovicove po-
zemky.
1913: Nasledujuce zavody.
Beh chlapcov Cd s do 10
rokov.
Beh dievcat cd 6 do 10
rokov.
Beh chlapcov Cd 10 do 16
rokov.
Beh dievcat Cd 10 DO Is 4.
Beh mladencov Cd 16 ro-
kov vyse.
Beh panien Cd Is rokov
vyse.
n0xSu 0CnDA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-23

- Len v Youngstownskych
Slovenskych Novinach sd do
citate B slovenskom zivote ma
Mah6iiing doline.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Constitution Day
Of Siam Celebrated

The Siamese Minister and Nine.
RaJamaitri gave delightful reception
yesterday afternoon in the legation to
celebrate the anniversary of the adop-
ton of the Siamese constitution. The
several hundred guests included Off
Gals, diplomats and many of the vari-
Gus circles of resident society. The
Minister and the very attractive and
dainty wife received their guests Just
inside the drawing room door at the
head Of the stairs, the gay red berries
in the many bowls and vases matching
the rich warm red of the draperies
and the floor coverings. Nine. Raja-
maitri was dressed in a champaign
color chiffou gown, the bodice having
a "V'' neckline in front and the skirt
falling in graceful fullness a little
below the ankles, and from her ears
fell delicate gold flligree pendant
earrings.
In the library to the north of the
drawing room, fruit punch and other
refreshing liquids were served, and in
the dining room on the opposite side
of the drawing room, tea, coffee, sand
W1ches and other delcacies were
served. The center of the table had
a low mound of dainty pink flowers,
a vase of similar flowers being on the
mantel in the library. over which is a
large picture Of the King of Siam in
regin1entals Over the book case hangs
smaller picture of the Queen, while
on the case itself is a nfelike photo
graph of Nine. Rajamaitri.
Evening star., 1935-12-11

Auto Horns Banned.
Hungary has banned the sounding
If auto horns on main highways.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Miss Patterson
Makes Formal Bow

Mrs. Samuel Finley Patterson en-
tertained at a ball last evening at
the Maytlower, when she presented
her daughter. Miss Mary Blythe Pat
terson. Three hundred guests were
present. including many of the young
er set in the Capital.
Mrs. Patterson and her daughter
received in the east end of the ball
room. Palms, ferns and white
chrysanthemuns were used for deco
rations and champagne supper was
served in the Chinese room shortly
after midnight.
Miss Patterson wore Lanvin gown
of white crepe made with a tight
fitting bodice and very full skirt and
a Juliet cap of gold beads that matched
her girdle. She carried an arm
bouquet of orchids and yellow roses.
Mrs. Patterson was dressed in black
chiffon studded with rhinestones and
wore orchids.
Assisting Miss Patterson we're
Senorita Amelita Alfaro, Miss Laura
Douglas, Miss Margaret McMullen,
Miss Mary Katheryne Spinks, Miss
Polly Wirgman, Miss Bosario Del
gado and group of her out-of-town
friends, including Miss Glen Parkin-
son of Richmond, Va; Miss Vesta
Murray of New York, Miss Mary Lump
kin of Florence, S. c., and Miss
Genevieve Hawkins Of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. E. K. Coyner Of Marion, Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Huffard Of
B1ueheld, Va, were among other out
of-town guests here for the ball.
Mrs. Patterson and her daughter
spent the last three seasons in Wash
ington. the latter attending the King
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Official Social Season
Opens This Evening With
Dinner for the Cabinet
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
Give First State Function of the
Winter Tonight.

were DR.. and Mrs. Nelson II. Darton,
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Kerlin, Mrs.
Louise schapiro, Miss Geraldine
Toomey, Miss Conchita Gonzalez, Miss
Conchita Marmol E., Mr.. Roberto D.
Melendez, secretary of the El Saliva
dor Legation; DR.. Raul Arguello, Mr..
Prudsncio Llach, Mr.. Mark Meyer
Schapiro and Mr.. Alexandra Castro.
Senator Peter Norbeck will arrive in
Washington before Christmas, to join
Mrs. Norbeck and their daughter, Miss
Sallie Norbeck, who are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Harry King, at 1902 Dale
drive in Silver Spring Senator and
Mrs. Norbeck will take an apartment
for the congressional season.
Representative Samuel Dickstein has
arrived from New York City and Is at
the Carlton.
The First Secretary of the Mexican
Embassy, Senor DR.. Don Salvador
Martinez Mercado, has been promoted
to counselor of the Mexican Embassy
in Guatemala. Senor Martinez is now
in Mexico and will leave shortly for
his new post. Sonora de Martinez
and their children will join the new
counselor later.
Senor Jose Sera, secretary to the
former Ambassador of Cuba, Senor
Marquee Sterling, will arrive in Wash
InCtnn shortly frnro
MED by Sonora de Sera. Senor Sera
has been appointed Cuban consul in
Washington.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Air Meet in Miami
Attracts Notables

Representative ]. Marx Wilcox of
Florida and Maj. Gen. Frank M. An
drews, commanding general Of the
air force at Langley Field, were the
guest speakers at the Committee of
One Hundred meeting last evening
in the Michigan Avenue Club House
in Miami, Fla. Prominent visitors and
officials connected with the all-Amer-
lean maneuvers in Miami were guests
at the reception preceding the meeting.
Mrs. J. Hunter Barton of Philadel-
phia, who recently opened her Winter
residence. Buen Retro, was hostess
Sunday evening at tea in honor Of
Mai. Gen. and Mrs Andrews.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly Miss
jeanette Allen, daughter Of Gen.
Henry T. Allen, commander in chief
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Dinner Parties
Before Performance

Dinner parties will be the order OF
this evening prior to the program to
be given by the Lisa Gardiner dance
group and the Washington Composers
Club in Roosevelt Auditorium at 8:45
o'clock, and many hosts and hostesses
will take their guests to this colorful
event, which is of special interest and
Importance among the many musica.:
programs being given this month.
Among those who will be present
are the Minister Of Albania, Mr..
Faik Konitza; Sonora Don Miguel
Echegaray, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Law Watkins,
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grower, Mrs.
Charles Acker, Mrs. Daniel Partridge,
Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Droop, Mr.. Oliver Ricketson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold N. Marsh, Mrs.
Leon c. Frost, Miss Lucy Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas McGrew, Maj. and
Mrs. F. B. Prickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague Ferry, MIR. and Mrs. John
Putnam Marble, Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
Buchanan, Mrs. Louise S. Speich, Mr..
and Mrs. John Albert Hunter, Mrs.
John Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Wolberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D.
Walton, Mrs. La Sale Spier and Mr.
Paul Walter.
Mr.. Michael NieholoR, who came
from Baltimore to be the guest dancer,
and Miss Lisa Gardiner are having
the final rehearsals for their duo
dance, "Nocturne Fantastique," COM
posed for this occasion by Mr.. Henry
Gregor.
Reservations are being made from
the members Of the Composers Club
and members Of the Gardiner Dancers.
also at the Willard, the Hotel Wash
ington and the American Automobile
Association.
Evening star., 1935-12-11

Smith Studio School. Miss Patterson
comes from distinguished ancestry, the
PatterSonS having been prominent in
North Carolina for generations. Her
father, the late Mr.. Samuel Finley
Patterson, was one of the industrial
leaders of the South and served for
20 years as chairman of the Executive
Committee Of the North Carolina Cot
ton Manufacturers Association. At
the time Of his death he was president
of this association and also of the
American Cotton Manufacturers AS
sociation. His brother, Mr. Rufus L.
Patterson, who lives in New York, had
planned to be here for his niece's
debut, but was presented from doing
so at the last moment.
Evening star., 1935-12-11

Villa Unearthed in France.
The ruins of an imposing villa have
been unearthed near Neris-Les-Bains,
France.
Evening star., 1935-12-11

Of the American Army Of Occupation
in Germany following the World War.
Mrs. Barton's son, Maj. Alfred I. Bar
ton, who assisted his mother In receive
ing, served as an aide TO Gen. Allen.
Receiving with Mrs. Barton also were
Mrs. william v. Andrews, sister-in-
law Of Gen. Andrews, wife Of the COM
manding oflcer Of Chapman Field, at
Miami.
The assistant director Of the Bu-
reSu OF Air Commerce and Mrs. J.
Carroll Cone will leave today for
Miami, Fla, where Col. Cons will at
tend the all-American air maneuvers
this week. Others who have gone to
Miami are Mr. Fowler w. Barker Of
the Aeronautical Chamber Of Com
merce, formerly Of Washington. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin King Of this
city.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Pre.Nuptial Party
This Afternoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Noyes Boyd
will entertain at tea this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes
and MIR. Laurence Green, whose mar
riage will take place January IS.
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Mrs. George v. Evans Of Rose
mont, Pa, and Mrs. Theodore L.
Pomeroy Of Greenwich, Conn, aunt
of the late Mr.. Noyes. Presiding
at the tea table will be Mrs. Ralph
W. Mcdowell, Mrs. Winslow Van De-
vanter and Mrs. Samuel F. Beach.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Miss Mickler to Wed
Mr.. Martin in January

Miss Hortense Mickler, whose, en-
gagement was recently announced to
Mr. Norman C. Martin, has chosen
January % as the date OF her wedding.
Miss Mickler and her sister Mar
garet Mickler are in Jacksonville, Fla,
where they will be attendants in the
wedding party of their cousin, Miss
Isabel De Hoff, and Mr. L. Estridge,
jr., Thursday. Miss De Hoff expects
to come to Washington in January to
be in the wedding party of Miss
Mickler.
Evening star., 1935-12-11
Luncheons After
Lecture Tomorrow

Several lunch parties will follow Dr.
Abram Simon's lecture tomorrow
morning in the west ball room of the
Shoreham Hotel at II o'clock. DR..
Simon's subject will be Valiant Is
the Word for Carrie" by Barry Bene-
field. The course of lectures is spon-
sored by the Sisterhood of the Eighth
Street Temple.
Evening star., 1935-11-01

Mrs. r. Maynard Marshall of Beau
fort, S. c., is at the Dodge, and
is accompanied by Miss Henrietta
Simons of Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. E. S. Alvord, 1881 Nineteenth
street. will have with her for the
Winter her sister, Mrs. Louise Morgan
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Party of Rector's
Aid of St. Albans

The Rector's Aid of st. Adams
Church has completed plans for a
luncheon and bridge party to be given
in Satterlee Hall on Wednesday after
noon. The committee in charge in
cludes Mrs. Spencer Brenizer, Mrs.
Jerome Burke, Mrs. William E. Free
man, Mrs. Selby Hardwick, Mrs. John
Osborn Gheen, Mrs. William E. Leahy,
Mrs. William c. Linton, Mrs. r. A.
Brodesser and Mrs. Paris Brengle.
Mrs. Ladder Mackall, assisted by
Mrs. j. R. Caskey, will have charge
of the cake table. and Miss Bertha
Marsh, with Mrs. Ward Evans, will
have homemade candies for sale.
Mrs. ElWood Seal, Mrs. Reginald
Huidekooper. Mrs G. B. Craighill, Mrs.
Augustus Kempton, Mrs. Paul LeSh
Mrs. John w. Brawner and Mrs. Carl
A. Zoller, jr.. are among those who
have taken tables for the event.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Virginia Maryland News
Miss Letter Luncheon Guest of Mrs.
Street-Other Parties.

cluded Mrs. Thomas C.. Henderson,
Mrs. Ralph o. Ennis, Mrs. Ernest e.
Shull. Mrs. Julian D. Thompson. Mrs.
w. Frank Humme, Mrs. Estelle
Thompson and Mrs. George Bready.
Mrs. J. Frank Rice of Takoma Park,
Md, left Wednesday for Baltimore,
where she will be the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Zachariah Morgan in their home
for the remainder of the week. DIR.
and Mrs. Morgan are giving a Strause
costume ball tonight at the Arundel
Club. where Mr.. Rice will also be a
guest.
Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. entertained
at bridge Wednesday afternoon in her
home in Herndon, Va, in compliment
to Mrs. Albert Sheppard of Baltimore,
Md, who is the house guest for several
days of Mrs. George Ramsey Bready.
Other guests we're Mrs. Bready, Mrs
T. Edgar Aud, Mrs. James Cockerille,
Mrs. William H. Dawson, Mrs. Allen
H. Kirk and Mrs. Russell Allen Lynn.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Many to Attend
Children's Theater

Prominent Washington men and
women and many club leaders in the
Capital will attend the presentation
of Shakespeare's "The Tanning Of the
Shrew" Tuesday night at BIS o'clock
in Roosevelt High School Auditorium,
the event being presented by the
Community Center Department, spon-
sored by the Board of Education.
Among those who have received
special invitations to be present are
Mrs Harvey w. Wiley, Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman, Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs.
Eleanor Patterson, Miss Harlean
James, Mrs. Lloyd M. Biddle, Miss
Marjorie Webster, DR.. Mildred Dick
erson, Miss Johanna Buffey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Westwood, the Rev. Russell
]. Clinchy, Mr.. James E. Colliflower
Mr.. Newbold Noyes, Mr. H. Richard
Wheatley, MIR. Lowell Melett, Mr.
Fred E. Hand, Mr.. Thomas E. Lodge,
Mr.. John Nolen. jr.; Mr.. Thomas
S. Settle, Mr.. T. c. Jeffers, Mr.. Lewis
r. Barrett, Mr.. Sanford Bates, Dr.
Chester D. Swope, Mr.. Arthur C.
Smith, Mr.. Lewis A. Payne, Mr.
Joseph B. Murphy. Mr.. Harold N.
Marsh, Mr.. Joseph Gulick, Mr.. Arthur
Richards and Mr.. Corcoran Thorn, jr.
Following the presentation of the
play Miss Helen Burton, director Of
the Children's Community Theater,
will give demonstration of the Gre
ative method used in this type of
educational drama, in which she will
be assisted by the young players.