davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1935-03-20

If you have waited, you are
not badly off, for the variety
that now offers itself is a temp.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Clean At Once

Clean At Once
The best idea is to wash mix
ing bowls, measuring cups and
egg-beaters when through with
them instead of letting the
foods dry on them.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20
Helpful Kitchen
Suggestions
First Aid

First Aid
A small kit of remedies, ban.
dage and adhesive tape should
be near at hand in every
kitchen. Burns, scalds and cuts
can then be quickly treated.
The Washington times., 1935-03-20

For Scaling Fish
When scaling fish use a dull
knife and scrape toward the
head.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05

darek a nem6l pry tuseni, re
Cervinka 81 to sve podarovanf
tax snadno ebstaral.
Odvolavac1 soud rozsudek
okres. soudu zrusil a obzalova-
neho osvobodil s tim, re Ike
skutkove podstat6 pfestupku Il
castenstv1 ma kradezi je nutne,
ably Sc pachatel6 ma kradezi
smluvili, coz V tonic pffpade
prokazano nebylo. Mohlo by
tn j1t nejvys 0 pfestupek pre-
kupnictv1 kraden6 v6ci, ale to
nenk prokazano, pon6vadz
Cervinku v hostinci castoval z
kamaradstv1 a ne proto, ably
mu n6cO kradeneho pTinesl.
Proto byl Skalak osvobozen.
Kralici musel odevzdat SOU
sedu ~Nedemlejnsk6mu, ale z
podivneho daru Cervinkova mu
piece neco zbylo, co by Size mo
hlo byt sporne pc STRANGE civil
nj, ale nikoliv uz trestni - osm
malych kral1ckG, re kterych
Dude pekna posada, podarl-li
Sc mu je udrzet.
Ma tedy pamatku ma Cervin-
ku pfece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Miliony ma "hobbies."

Vybor aldermanG V New Yor-
ku zjistil, re cast $4,000, 900,
ktere mesto venuje ma ponce
nou akci kazdy mes1c, utrace-
no jest ma placenf "a vyucova-
nj tanci a RUNE zabavy. Ma
tyto venuje Sc z pomocne akce
pry ma tfi miliony dolar1.
Myra Jane Wilcoxon udala
vyboru, re dostava $50 tydne
"a Tfzenf tanecnfch tf1d a IA u
citelek jinych pc $24.
TT1dy tyto tvor1 jak muzi
tax zeny. "Zaci" obleceni jsou
v koupacfm manduru, KRAFT
kych kalhotkach, "aby vse by
10 volne", kroutf Sc v pred a v
Fad "a zvuku cymbalu a bub-
MI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
CHIEF LITTLE WOLF zapa-
siti Dude Sc N SZABO
DfiSti stredu.

| Pristf stredu, 10. dubna v
krfzkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Carlins Park Chief Lit
tie Wolf zapasiti Dude Sc San
dor Szabo v hlavnlm zapase.
Mimo tohoto zapasu pfedvede-
no nekolik jinych velice zajf-
mavych zapas1 jak udava po-
radatel Mr.. Ed Contos.
Minulou stredu George "a
harias opet porazil RUDE White
V Is minutach. Zapas tento
byl velice zaj1mavy a udrzoval
obecenstvo We velkem rozcile-
nj cd pocatku az do konce.
Sander Szabo porazil John
Katan V rs minutach.
Jack Donovan zdolal Mike
Romano v IA minutach.
Alphonse Bisignano porazil
Walter Underhilla We IA mi
nutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Nova obtiz Ligy NarodG.

Habessko otevrene pozaduje
sm1rcf rozhodnut1 We svych
sporech S Itali1, vyzvou adreso-
vanou Lige narodd, Cd kter6
pozaduje akci Poole q. Is, die
nehoz kazdy Glen ma pravo ma
m1ati kdyz akcf jineho elena
by Sc mohl porusiti mir.
V italo-habesskem napjetf
tax doslo k move krisi, jez roz-
horcuje predchoz1 rozpory, je-
likoz Sc ma "a to, re Italie Cd
milne nejake zakrocen1 L1gy.
DGvodem sve zadosti Habes u
dava, re pokusy O prime vyjed-
navan1 selhaly. Habes jiz jed
nou pred tim apelovala ku Ii
&c poole 81. Is, ale Italie Cd
militia zakrocen1 Ligy namita-
JIG, re jejf spor S Habesf Sc da
zcela dobfe vyr1diti die smlou-
Wy o italo-habesskem pfatel-
stv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
v Mexiku stavky.

Vyhlasenf vseobecne stavky
V Tampico, stavkou dotceno
500 zf1zenc6 ulicn1ch kar V ka-
pitolu, a hrozba vseobecne sym
paticke stavky ktera by zasta-
villa veSkerou dopravu Zeme,
stezovaly obtfzne delnicke pro-
blemy pc celem Mexiku. "a
mestnavatel6, zejmena u CT
zfch spolecnostf, bedlive stfez1
stavkove hnutf ably zjistili jak
daleko zanese nynejs1 radikal-
nj vlna celou zemi. Povesti,z II
vlada je "a radikaln1 Rampant,
kterou Sc pozaduje zavedeni
"diktatoriatu proletaf1" a pod
poruje stavkove hnut1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Britsky ex-premier chvali ar
madu Ceskoslovenska.

V Projevu ktery ucinil Da-
vid Lloyd George, valecny pre-
mier Britanie, pravf, re myslf
re Europe hrozf v Titomnosti
nebezpec1 valky Sc strany Ne
mecka, a re dojde k nj, re sp1-
Sc ma tom budou vinni spojen-
CT. Mluve O s1le jednotlivych
narodd Evropy, zminuje Sc
George o Cesoslovensku, a pra-
Vi: "Nen1 vseobecne znamo,ze
Republika ceskoslovenska by
mohla samotna, V pT1pad6 ma
padenf, p~ostaviti ma obranu
svych hranic armada mnohem
silnejS1 nez 50O,O 900 vojak1.
Tato zem6 ma aspon million
muzd trenovanych We zbranfch.
Valka ukazala, re jsou zname-
nitymi bojovnfky, pak-li mali
"a co bojovat. Ceskosloven-
sko je take dobTe vypraveno
dely, tezkymi i lehkymi, tanky
a letadly. Jsouc V obrane, je-
no armada by snesla hodne BIZ
tt cd mnohem v6ts1ho nepT1te-
lie. I kdyby 10000 Hitlero-
vych valecnfk6 bylo jiz pTipra-
veno, dobfe by 81 to rozmyslili,
nez ably napadli Ceskosloven-
sko samotni." Pokud Sc tyce
nadchazejfc1 conference An
gle, Francie a Italie We Stresa,
Lloyd George vylucuje vojen-
ske zakrocen1 V N6mecku jake
jedno z moznych rozhodnutf
porady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Dostal.

Odvaha zeny, provazova O.
hrada a notna facka pomohly
30letemu Warfieldu Leppo z
Lansdowne ma policejni stani-
CT v Halethorpe, kde udelena
mu pokuta $11.45 pro 1tok.
Hadky pocaly pred nekolika
dny, kdyz sousedka jeho, Myr-
tie Bayer zahradila provazy
stranu ulicky, jez deli oba je-
jich domy. Delala 81 narok, re
kus ulicky ma strane Leppova
patti j a konec.
Leppo zahlednuv provazo-
YOU ohradu, strhl tuto, Bayero-
va natahla il znovu. Trhanf,
natahovan1 sly vesele "a sebou
az do ctvrtka v noel, kdy Lep-
pc a Bayer stall 81 tvaTi We
tvar.
Bayer ustoupila S rukama
podeprenymi O boky:
"Strhnete no opet."
Leppo jej strhl.
Padla rama a Leppo chytil
Sc "a tvar.
Leppo rozehnal Sc a Bayero-
va chytlla Sc "a tvaT, zapotace-
la sc honem ma zem. Leppo,
ably dokonal dflo sve, jeste il
kopl.
Ma stanici zaplatil $11.45.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05

Rena Sidovchuk, 38leta z
Key Highway, zatcena byla,z re
podvedla Baltimore pomocnou
komisi O $1O5 mezi 20. cerven-
Gem a %. listopadem berouc
cd teto podporu &C mela v tie
dobe zamestnan1.
" patek odsouzen byl Ger
noch Arthur Brewer z Argyle
ulice ma ctyTi mes1ce do we've
nj. Bral ma podpofe cd pomo-
enc komise mezi T1jnem 1888
a poslednfm dnem ledna obno.
sy vzdor tomu re manzelka je.
no, zamestnana, tydne vydela.
vala SIP. V rodine nenf zad-
nych ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Zabit vlakem.

Ma stanici We Wagner's Point
zabit byl 1tery kondukter
Western Maryland drahy, FIR.
H. Miller, 55 rok1 starry. Ma
kladnl Wax, ma nemz Miller
pracoval, ~zastavil u kTizovatky
zatlm co kondukter sci pres
koleJe, ably naridil vyhybku.
Chycen byl vagonem jineho
vlaku a hlava mu rozdrcena.
= Jerry Ryan, 74lety, tezce
zranen byl v 1tery, kdyz Sci pc
strane elektricke poulicni kary
ma E. Lombard ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Probuzeni stekotem psa.

stekot PISA zachranil snad
zivoty rodine spiel v {. 2109
Greenmount avenue. Pes, Blue
Streak, probudil Charles M.
Diecken, 63letou, jenz opet
vzbudila Adolpha Thiela a ten
to vzbudil ostatni, tax re vsech
pet mohlo Sc uchraniti 1tekem
2 hor1c1ho domu, ktery vypukl
We sklepe domu a rozs1ril sc
domem z tohoto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Automobily,

AUtO11lOOAAys
Dvema odnata byla licens
ku T1zen1 AUTOMOBILE a uloze-
ma jim pokuta $25 a 1traty.
Pearl Caras odsouzena byla
pro rfzen1 automobile, kdyz O.
pila byla,na 80 dn1 do vezen1 a
ku pokute $25 a utrat, re uje-
la z mfsta melody. Pc odvola-
nj sc z rozsudku soudce zmenil
il trest vezen1 ma pokutu a O.
svobodil il z pokuty pro neo-
patrnou j1zdu. Odsouzena by
dlf v $500 blocku Eastern ave.
Johnu Hettinger re 400 bio
ku &c. ulice, trest vezenf, re
rfdil automobil kdyz opilym
byl, rovnez zmenen byl ma po-
kutu.
- Nakazliva nemoc: ubije-
ii ochranne vezicky ma ulicfch,
sfrrf Sc mezi automobilisty. Cd
/. brezna pet osob, 20 vezicek
techto a tentyz pocet automo-
bild utrpeli nakazlivou nemocf
Itouto.
North Avenue, York, Har-
ford a Belair cesty zvlaste lei
automobilistGm v zaludku, kite
RI ma Mich zkousf svoji hloupost
a snad jeste neco jineho.
Behem posledn1ch dvou ro-
XII Baltimorsky koncil bezpec-
nosti vede pfesnou statistiku
porazen1 techto vystraznych
sloup1 a vezicek a udava, Re
prntmerne 2O.5 automobile me
sicne 1tocilo ma tyto.
Utoky poradany jsou auto
mobilisty hlavne V dob6 nocnf
= Henry Vederman, 47lete,
mu, rozbita byla lebka automC
bila cernocha, Sadie D. George
- Ma Philadelphia road, 5
mil Cd Aberdeen, Elsie Hughes
z West New York, N. Y, a jeji
spolecnice, 65leta Sarah Doyle
zraneny byly, kdyz v sobotu sc
s mimi pTevratil automobil. TT
JIM v AUTOMOBILE jedoucf IRA
neni byli. NejhGre zranena by
la Doyle. Nekolik zeber j pre-
razeno bylo a zada potlucena.
= William Penn z Middle
River zatcen byl v 1tery pre-
rizen1 automobile, kdyz OPT
lynn byl.
- Joseph E. Mirco, delnlk
pracujfcf ma Belair road u Big
Gunpowder reky, zabit byl We
stredu automobilem, ktery II
dila Annie C. Colby, 31leta z
New Yorku. Vymlouvala Sc.
re kolem nj jedouc1 automobil
il prinutil, re vjela do delnfka
= Charles Marll z Joppa
tezce zranen byl We stfedu
kdyz sestouil re skolnfho busu
ma Philadelphia road u domU
svych rodicG. Byla mu rozra-
zena lebka, noha pTerazena 9
zranen vnitfne. Star je z rokf
Automobil rfdil William Che.
pax z New Yorku.
= Charles J. Rock, 27lety
jenz zavinil smrt Estelly J
Hunt automobilem sym ne
den 1. dubna, ma Greenmount
avenue a 27. ulici a ujel z mi.
sta melody, zatcen byl v domo.
We SVEN We $500 blocku Gar.
rett avenue. Drzan jest pre-
velkoporotu. Vymlouval Sc, ze
myslel, re vrazil do bedny
Zranena, 81 rokG stara, zem.
rela pc nehode behem dvor
hodin v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
~Protivalecna stavka.

STUDENT Johns Hopkins uni
versity pripravuj1 plany ma we
tt 1castenstvf v narodnf profit
valecne stavce, jez chystana
jest ma den IL. dubna.
Ma den ten STUDENT witt
mali re trfd v II. hodin a shro-
mazditi Sc v lowering Hall, kde
fecneno Dude prot valkam a
tyto zavrhovany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
A~nglicane Sc boji novych
prekazek.

Rozhodnuti Rakouska zvJsi-
ii svoji armada, We stredu ma
plnilo anglicke statn1ky novy-
mi obavami ohledne zdaru do
mlouvan1 Sc. jez Romano Dude
v Italii We Stressa mezi Fran.
couzi, Italy a Anglif.
Francie rozhodnuta jest DIR.
zeti silnou armada, v poctu as
10000 vojakG podel vychod.
nj hranice Zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Strelil Sc ma hrobs manzelky

George List, 65Iety, bydl1ci
V {. TAI N. Patterson Park ave
nue., strelil Sc v sobotu ma Bal
timore hfbitov6 ma hrobe man
zelky. Manzelka jeho zemre-
la v lednu minuleho roku. Vdo-
vec kazdodenne navstevoval
hrob manzelcin. V nemocnici
tezce zraneny stenal: "Radeji
bych byl S nj neil zde."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Zraneni.

Antonio Hrubesova 67leta
srazena ma dlazbu neznamym
automobilistou v Chicago. Byla
odhozena ma vzdalenost neko-
lika stop a padem ma dlazbu 81
zlomila levou stehenn1 kost a
levou klicnf kost.
- Otto Pospisil vazne IRA
men s trent jinymi muzi We
srazce aut tamtez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Spravnej kluk.

Koc1 Jan Skalak a celed1n
Karel Cervinka V Telcevsi ska
maradili Sc ma prvnf pohled.
Stale Sc to V mfstnf hospode V
den pr1chodu Cervinkova do
oboe. "Ty isl spravnej kluk!"
prohlasil Skalak pred vsemi
pantaty a placnuv Cervinku pc
zadech vyzval jej: "Pojd 81
Sc mnou pfip1t ma br~atrstv1!"
PTatelsk6ho zpGsobu, jlmz
byl CHI Cervinka V obci pTijat,
Skalakovi nezapomnel. Jsme
vsichni stejn1, vsichni touz1me
pc pratelskych slovech a pc
teple pratelskych oc1 = take
tento ceIed1n byl rad, re hned
pri prvem kroku v cizfch mi
stech prolomen byl nekym
kruh jeho osamen1. z obou
mladych lid Sc stall velc1 ka-
maradi.
Ale Cervinka Sc v obci dlou-
no neohfal. w pc dvou mesi-
cfch mu dial sedlak vypoved, a
protoze to bylo v cervenci, &C.
ledfn Sc special honem pro-
hlednout pc noYe praci Ike
zn1m. Toho dine, kdy Sc loucll,
prinesl Skalakovi krasnou kra-
lic1 samici.
"Tu mas ode mne ma pamat-
ku," pravil Skalakovi. "Chytil
,jsem il pol1ch a byla uz sko-
70 zdivocela. Pekne 81 j opa-
.truj."
Skalak Cervinkovi podeko-
val, rozloucili Sc a dar kamara-
div stroll do kapsy, kterou 81
sam vyrobil. Udelal j hodne
velkou, ponevadz kralice ceka-
la rodinu. Asi Ia tri dni sku-
.tecne mu vrhla 8 kral1ckG.
Skalak mel velkou radost a
kde komu O tom vypravel, ale
.jednoho vecera ztrnul 1zasem.
Kdyz pfichazel domG, stall az v
jeho sv6tnici cetn1k Sc sedla-
KEN Nademlejnskym a zacall
Sc no vyptavat, kdy a jaky zpu-
sobem Ike kralici pTisel.
Ackoli jim Skalak vsecko
Poole pravdy vyl1cil, pfece Je-
nom "a IA dnf dostal obsllku k
okresnfmu soudu do Kladna,
kde Sc sesel S byvalym kama
radem = ma lavici obzalova-
nych. Cervinku vinila zaloba
z kradeze kralfka, Skalaka z
6casti ma nj.
Cervinka Sc primal, re kra-
llka Nademlejnskemu ukradl,
a to z toho ddvodu, re tento Sc
dlak proti svemu neprlteli Cd
nal jeho majetek a dial no sve-
mu pT1teli. Pr vyslechu pax
pripustil, re Sedlak mohl tusit,
re jde O vec kradenou.
Ma zaklade tohoto pfiznanl,
ackoliv Sc Skalak branil jak u
mel, odsoudil okresn1 soudce
Cervinku ma 48 hodin a Skala-
ka ma "a hodin do vezenl ne
podm1necne. Skalak Sc odvo-
lal.
Ke krajskemu soudu V Praze
pTisel ustrojen jake zenich a
hail Sc tn tax slavnostne, jake
by mu slo skoro O hlavu. PrJal
pry kralika jake o~pravdovy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Bouri zahubeni.

20 italskych rybaTd Sc utopi-
10 a ma SO je dosud pohfesova-
no zur1c1 bouTi ma Jaderskem
mort. Torpedove lodi hledaly
pc mort nejakych 20 hotoro-
vych, rybarskych a pletnfch To-
d1, ktere Sc dosud nevratily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
SidiI.

Josef Green, 45lety, ktery
dostaval V Clevelandu podpo-
ru cd okresn1 1levove admin
strace a pr tom vyd6laval Sc
zenou a ctyTmi d6tmi primer
ne $4,000 rocn6, byl obzalovan
pro pfijfman1 podpory pod ia
lesnymi 1daji a zatcen ma roz-
kaz asistenta policejnfho "a
lobce j. P. Corrigana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Vidal Sc.

Charles Rosen jmenovany
jake hlava nezakonne likern1
handy, vydal Sc vladn1mu soud
ci a tlmto propulsion byl pc slo-
zenf zaruky So, 500. Soud S MIN
konan Dude 16. dubna.
Rosena udal Harry Kominet-
sky, jak uvedeno v posledn1m
elsie TELEGRAPH"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
MaIy O%znalnOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRODA Sc pekny rohovy
dun O sedmi sv6tnic1ch, 2 ga
raze hodic1 Sc pro 2 rodiny v
move sekci. Cena die dohod-
mutt, pc pTfpade S vymenou
maleho domku. K doptani
1923 E. Monument St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Mrtvola zeny " rybnice.

N6kolik dn1 postradana Ed
ma Heilman z Padonia u Texas.
Md, nalezena byla v sobotu
dvema hochy utonula V rybn1ce
blfzko domova. Pred osmi dny
odeSla z domova do Baltimore
kde stravila nejaky cas- Sc svy-
mi pTateli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Zemrel pr chystani Sc ku move
praci.

Richard Smith, kreslic ma
stroll pro Baltimorskeho OBJ
chodnika klesl nahle mrtev v
DOME, {. 425 N. Ellwood ave-
nue., kdyz chystal 81 kufr KITE
-rym odvezti sebou chtel veci
sve. Smith poslan byl svymi
zamestnavateli do Jamestown,
N. Y. Zanechal zde vdovu a
til d1tky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
Demokrate vitszi " Chicago.

Demokraticky kandidat ira.
du Mayora v Chicago, Edward
J. Kelly, zv1tezil v 1tery znac.
nou vetsinou.
Kelly prvne zvolen byl ma
yorem pc Cermakovi v dubnU
1888.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-04-05
0 58,857 " unoru podporova.
nVch meme.

Urednici pomocne akce z
Washingtonu oznamili, re re
seznamu podporovanych ubylo
v 1noru 58.857 robin.
V 1noru ma akci venovano
bylo $18O,952.466.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Mart to Aid Symphony
Flowers to Be Offered Saturday at Mount
Vernon Seminary.

The Educational Committee of the
National Symphony Orchestra As
sociation, of which Miss Grace Dun
ham Guest and DR.. Henry Grattan
Doyle are co-chairmen is sponsoring
a flower mart, arranged by the Mount
Vernon Seminary Alumnae to aid
the National Symphony Orchestra
Association. The flower mart is being
patterned somewhat after the flower
mart of Baltimore given by the Civic
League and will be held Saturday
from to o'clock on the school
grounds. The school and grounds
are loaned by Miss Jean Dean Cole,
headmistress, and are being opened
to the public for the first time.
The posters announcing the flower
mart have been made and are the
gifts Of students in the art schools,
among them being the Corcoran
School of Art, the Critcher School of
Painting and Commercial Arts, Mount
Vernon Seminary, the National
School of Fine and Applied Art, the
oOOihoS 0SAAOO4 dAAA VIC ol0 oSlAOOA
of Fine Arts.
The students of Mount Vernon Sem
mary will be divided into groups to
act as flower girls with trays of
flowers and others as ushers to guide
the guests over the seminary grounds
and will be under the supervision of
the Treble Clef Club of the school.
Flowers, plants and garden accessories
will be for sale from booths of the
garden clubs of Washington and near
by Maryland and Virginia. Unusual
and imported table ornaments, glass
ware and garden hats will form an
other booth under the supervision of
Mrs. William E. Pearson and Mrs
John H. Small, jr.
The field house will be most at
tractive for the tea hour as it has
both a shaded terrace for outdoor
tea and an open fire for indoors.
This will be under the direction of
the director Of home economics and
entirely stated by the students of
this department of Mount Vernon
Seminary. The menus have also been
made by the art class of the school
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Catholic Home Will
Benefit From Party

The Catholic Home for Aged Ladies
will hold their annual card party
Wednesday evening in the Playhouse,
at 1914 N street northwest, at 8:15
O'Clock. Prizes will be given.
The officers of the board of man.
ayers for the home are: Mrs. George
j. May, president; Mrs. Francis w.
Hill, first vice president; Mrs. D. j.
Hayes. second vice president; Miss
Helen Shea, secretary; Miss May
Blandford, secretary; Mr.. Paul May,
treasurer, and the Right Rev. Edward
L. Buckley, spiritual director. Other
members of the board are Miss Corinne
Beavans, Mrs. John Cammack, Miss
Martha Chancellor, Mrs. John Ryan
Devereux, the Misses Fenwick, Mrs
j. Craig King, Mrs. Louis Peak, Miss
Genevieve Wimsatt, Miss Louise VIM
satt and Miss Rebecca Worthington.
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and tea will be served from 4 until
o'clock. !
The Junior League presents three
plays by The Rambling Marionettes.
These are "Goldie Locks" Red Rid
ing Hood" and "Tingling Brothers
Circus" which will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. Forrest B. Royal.
This program will be at AIS o'clock.
The sponsors for the flower mart
are Miss Alice J. Clapp, Miss Jean
Dean Cole, Mrs. Henry P. Erwin, Mrs.
Huron w. Lawson and the president
of the Mount Vernon Seminary
Alumni Association, Miss Elsie Foer-
derer of Philadelphia.
The Committee for Arrangements
are Mrs. C.. Norris Millington, chair
man; Miss Bliss Finley. vice chair
man; Mrs Charles w. Fairfax, Mrs.
Walter A. Gait, Mrs. William E.
Pearson and Miss Grace Willis.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Teaches for 48 Years.
w. A. Patterson has just completed
48 years as Sunday school teacher in
Ballygawley, Northern Ireland.
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Miss Charlotte Mayo
Marries S. J. Henry, Jr.,
At Georgetown Home
Rev. F. Bland Tucker of St. Johns Church
Officiates in Presence of Members
of Families and Friends.

Before the ceremony several selections
were played on the organ. The altar
was decorated with palms and ferns
and candles.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Terry Griffith, and
wore a dress of white crepe made on
princess lines, with which she wore
a veil of tulle and real lace. The
turban of the veil was caught at the
back with orange blossoms. The
bride carried bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Lera Griffith, sister Of the
bride, was her only attendant. Her
gown was of blue satin made on long
flowing lines, with which she wore a
blue velvet hat and shoes to match.
She carried a bouquet of yellow roses
and white delphiniCm.
Mr.. Ernest Green. brother OF the
bridegroom, Of Atlanta, Ga, was best
man and the ushers included Mr..
Stanley Purcell and Mr. Kelley Grit
fifth of Washington. Following the
ceremony an informal reception was
held in the church, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Green left on a wedding trip
to Atlantic City and New York City.
The bride wore a sport dress of brown
(See MAYO, Page 1o)
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Elsa MelbOrn
Will Marry
Ensign Bird
Wedding of Former G..
s. w. U. Student Plan
ned for Spring.

Capt. Kent Churchill Melborn, U.
S. M. c., and Mrs. Melborn announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Elsa, to Ensign Horace v. Bird. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Bird of Oklahoma
City, Okla. The marriage is planned
for early Spring. Miss Melborn at
tended George Washington University
and Pasadena Junior College. En-
sign Bird was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in 1888
and is now attached to the U. S. s.
Colorado. Mrs. Melborn and Miss
Melborn are making their home at
1928 Mar Vista avenue, in Altadena,
Calf, while Capt Melborn is at sea.
Mrs. George Richard Harrison an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Dorothy Louise, to Mr.. William
Byrd Traxler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Byrd Trailer of Greenville,
S. c., and Harrington, Tex. Miss Har-
rison is the daughter Of the late Lieut..
Col. George Richard Harrison and a
granddaughter of Brig. Gen. Samuel
Warren Miller. She was graduated
from the Roberts Beach School at
Gainesville. Md, and attended
Goucher College in Baltimore. For
the last two years she has lived in
Washington, where she is q popular
member of the younger social set.
Mr.. Traxler is a member of prom
inent families of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and South Carolina. He at
tended the Citadel in South Carolina
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Derns Leave
On First Leg
OfLong Trip
To Stop in Chicago
and Salt Lake City
Before Sailing.

The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
George H. Dern have gone to Chicago,
where they are guests for two days Of
their SOL and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John Dern, who with their
little son, John Dern. jr.. make their
home at 255 Sheridan drive in Glen
coe, ILL.,, a suburb of Chicago. Mr..
John Dern is celebrating his birthday
anniversary today and an informal
family celebration is planned.
Secretary and Mrs. Dern will leave
Glencoe tomorrow for their home In
Salt Lake City, to remain until they
leave for the Philippines.
Mrs. Harry Baxter and Miss Betsy
Dern will go to New York Monday,
September IS. sailing the following
day for Panama. where they will be
guests for a week Of the Governor of
Panama and Mrs. Julian L. Schley.
At the conclusion of their visit they
will board the transport Grant for the
Philippines. where they will join Sec
Rotary and Mrs. Dern.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. James
A. Farley, will return to Washington
Wednesday from New York where he
has been with Mrs. Farley and their
children since his return from
Chicago.
Mrs. Davis. wife Of Senator James
j. Davis, and their children are ex-
pected back at the end of the week
(See DERNS, Page 81