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Spencer.White
Wedding Plans

The marriage Of Miss Dora 1nnis
White. daughter of Mrs. Aldrich, wife
of former Representative Richard S.
Aldrich, to Mr.. Samuel Spencer. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer,
will take place Friday, June %, at 4
o'clock, In the chapel on the estate OF
the former United States Ambassador
to the Court of st. James and Mrs.
Alanson B. Houghton in South Dart
mouth, Mass.
Miss Whites attendants will be her
sister, Mrs. c. Tracy Barnes of Cam
bridge, Mass, and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. William Wurts White OF ProVi-
dence The father Of the bridegroom
will be best man and there will be no
ushers. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. william Appleton
Lawrence, rector of Grace Church,
Providence, in the presence of men,
bers of the families and q few inti-
mate friends only. A small reception
will follow in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldrich in Nonquitt, Mass.
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Mrs. Hull to Return
Today From Staunton
After Honor to Wilson
Secretary and Mrs. Morgenthau Give Tea for
Newspaper Women-lrish Envoy
to Entertain.

J. r. r. O'Connor, will be host at a
reception this afternoon from to
z O'Clock at the Shoreham Hotel In
honor of ELISA Landi, motion picture
star.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Cham
berlin have closed their home In WASH
ington for the Summer and gone to
their home in Wakefield, r. I.
Gen. and Mrs. M. S. Jarvis, who
have been touring the Southwest and
California for the last five months,
will return East in June.
Maj. and Mrs. William Mckee Dunn
and their young daughters have
opened their estate, Gramercy Farm,
at Hot Springs, Va, for the season.
Maj. William T. Pigott. jr.. U. S. A..
retired, and Mrs. Pigott, who have
been in Spain for several years, have
returned to Washington and will spend
some time at the Martinique before
going to Helena, Mont.
Capt. and Mrs. Lamar r. Leahy OF
New York City are at the Shoreham
for several days. Capt. Leahy will be
on duty in Washington and they ex-
pect to make their home in the Capital.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. P. w. F.
Huschke left early last week for San
Diego, Calf, where Lieut.. Huschke
will be stationed and where they Will
make their future home.
Lieut.. Charles P. SummeraL. Jr.,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Summerall have
arrived at the Martinique from Fort
Monroe, Va.
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Out.of.Town Brides
Of Interest Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Love Of
Purcellville, Va, have announced the
marriage Of their daughter. Margaret
Virginia, to Mr.. Vernon William Alb
bott of Washington, son Of Mr.. Ed
ward Abbott Of New York and
Washington.
The wedding took place Saturday
evening at o'clock in the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Donahue in Bal
timore, the Rev. Percy M. Ferne offi-
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott will
make their home in Washington. Mrs.
Abbott has been associated with the
Shoreham Hotel for several years. and
Mr.. Abbott has an executive position
with the Harrington Hotel.
Miss Caroline Viola Jacobs and Mr..
John Miles Abernethy were married
at Greenville, S. c., April %, the
Rev. Gullich Of the Methodist Church
officiating.
Mrs. Abernethy is the daughter OF
Mrs. Joseph M. Jacobs and Mrs. Car
oline Greene Jacobs of Alexandria, Va,
and Washington D. G. Her mother,
Mrs Jacobs, was present at the cere-
mony with other close friends.
Her lineage embraces heroes Of the
Continental Army and most prom
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u II RS. CORDELL HULL, wife OF
M the Secretary Of State, will
JN return to Washington late
4 L this afternoon from Staun-
ton, Va, where she went with
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson for the pre-
sentation of a portrait to the birthday
place OF the late President Wilson.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., will en-
tertain at tea this afternoon from 5
to 7 o'clock in their home at 2447
Kalorama road in honor of the men,
bers of the Womens National Press
Club and the Newspaper Women's
Club.
Receiving with Mrs. Morgenthau
will be Miss Margaret Hart, president
of the Newspaper Women's Club of
Washington and Miss Winifred NAL
lon, president of the National
Women's Press Club. Alternating at
the tea table will be the Cabinet host
esses and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Coolidge, wife of the Undersecretary
Of the Treasury.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. Michael MacWhite will en-
tertain at dinner this evening in their
apartment in the Shoreham Hotel iu
honor of MIR. and Mrs. Frank c
Walker.
Representative and Mrs. George
Burnham of California will entertain
at dinner this evening at the May
flower in compliment to the later's
daughter and sister, Mrs. George
Castera of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Frederick H. RawSon of Chicago.
Representative and Mrs. Walter
Pierce of La Grange, Greg, have re-
turned to their apartment in the
Dodge after spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt at Chatham
In Fredericksburg, Va.
The United States Ambassador to
Spain and Mrs. Claude G. Bowers will
arrive in New York Thursday on the
Conte Grande and will be at the
westbury during their stay in New
York
Nine. Sokolowska. wife Of the
counselor of the Polish Embassy, will
not assist at the tea at Gadsby's
TaveSn in Alexandria Saturday be-
cause of the official period of mourn
ing for the late Marshall Pilsudski of
Poland The tea is planned as a
part of the tour of old houses in
Alexandria, sponsored by the Alex
andria Association.
The commercial secretary of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Frank Hey
wood will entertain at supper party
this evening in their home at 2608
Thirty-sixth place.
The controller Of the currency. Mr..
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Engagement Told
At AlfreScO arty

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hoist of Col
lege Park, Md, announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter Jane to
Mr. Charles Cleveland Saturday aft
ernoon at Hill Haven, their Summer
home on South River. The an
nouncement party was held on the
lawn and was attended by about 20
close friends Of the young couple. A
buffet supper was served later in the
afternoon.
Mr.. Cleveland is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Cleveland of Ballston,
Va, and both Miss Hoist and Mr..
Cleveland were members Of the class
of 1884 at the University Of Mary
land.
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Rose Festival for
All Souls Church

The Rector's Aid Society Of AL
Souls Memorial Episcopal Church.
Cathedral avenue and Woodley place,
under the direction Of Mrs. William
8. Quinter, president, are again pre-
pairing for their rose festival, Thurs
day, June 6.
The high spot Of the evening will
be the supper served in the rose gar
den. The activities. on the lawn will
also provide much Of interest. There
will be gay lanterns and small tables,
where cake and ice cream will be
served while the lemonade will sup
ply q cooling drink. Candy will be
sold both at the tables and from
trays carried by attractive young girls
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inent virginians, some Of whom are:
william Bradford. who came over on
the Mayhower: her grandmother was
Susan Washington Robinson Of Bal
timore, Md, and Nathaniel Greene.
signer OF the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, Of Virginia. On her fathers
side she is granddaughter Of Francis
Richardson Of Orange County and
Mrs. Julia Lynch Of Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abernethy will live in
Asheville, s. c. Mr.. Abernethy is the
son of Mr.. j. F. Abernethy of
Hickory, N. @.
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throughout the lawn, and music will
be provided by a boys band. An
other point Of interest will be the
fashion show.
Sign posts will point the way to
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the rose garden where supper will be
served from to 7:30 O'Clock.
Tickets may be purchased st the
door or by applying to Miss Anne
Moore, 3940 Upton street.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Carelessness Brings Tears.

Because an employe Of an ice fac
tory in Osaka, Japan, failed to close
the lid of an ammonia tank, people
for many blocks around burst into
tears.
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nrcIu HERE TODAY

/ BEGIN HhNE Io2
| Gale Henderson, pretty and 20,
Eaie = = silk mill. She and her
ro-vear-old brother, Shil' support
tbair invalid father.
'ne Sc Meyers, who also works
.ba mill, asks Gale to marry
Kin She delays giving her an
Gale goes skating, breaks thru
- ;ca and is rescued by Brian
Wn.tmore, whose father now
Jso5 built the mill. Brian has
800 home after two years IN
D. ready TO take his place in
'nT v:cIv Thatcher, daughter of
poLer{ Thatcher, general nan
assr Of the mill, schemes to cap
60 Brisn. She sees him with
c.Ic and is furious. Continuing
:" Net Gale, she tells her that
che CVicky) and Brian arc en-
~a,.S to be married. Gale, be-
EsSinp Brian has been amusing
himself at her expense, is deeply
hurt. She refuses to see him
again.
Phil i there. He has been drink
inc and bursts into loud denunci-
alton of the mill bosses. Next
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Pm tired of having my pay cut
for being late when | haven't
been. And I'm tired Of working
twice as hard as we used to for
less money. I'm going to the
meeting tonight and I'm going to
join"
Good for youw Josie's face
was shining, eager. 'Pm getting
everybody | can to go. It's a pro-
test meeting, you know, about
these evictions-"
There was a sound across the
room. Josie's words died on her
lips and both girls sat motion
less. The sound was repeated
and then a head appeared from
behind a row Of lockers. A head
that was light brown, set in
glossy waves. A moment more
and a figure emerged. 1t wa:
Leota Boiler!
Leota said, smiling, "Hello."
Josie answered, Hello, Leota,
and got to her feet. She said
"Come on, Gale. It's time We
were going"
Outside the door the two girl:
faced each other. Both asked The
same question:
"Do you think she heard?"
(To be continued)
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TIE REFLECTION
Insurance Companies" to easy
Prosperity in California"
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

Whereas, on November /, 1880,
Matthew B. Mcdaniel and wife,
Mabel Jackson Mcdaniel, execut-
ed to the undersigned trustee
that deed of trust of record in
book Sc, at page 63, of the rec
ords of trust deeds for Hender-
son county, to secure an lndebt-
edness therein mentioned; and
whereas, default has been made
in the payment of said indebted
ness and more than 80 days have
expired since the making of said
default, and the power of sale
contained in said deed of trust
has become operative, and the
undersigned has been called upon
by the holder of the bond secur-
! ed by said deed of trust to fore
close the same:
Now therefore, by virtue of
the power contained in said deed
|, of trust, the undersigned trustee
will on the 9th day of March,
1885, at II o'clock a. M, at the
front door Of the courthouse of
Henderson county, in Henderson
vile, N. c., offer for sale at pub
| lie cutlery to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
land, situate in the City of Hen
Jacksonville, County Of Hender-
son, State Of North Carolina, be-
ing the land described in and
conveyed by said deed of trust,
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better to let him worry a little"
Thatcher was beaming. "Smart
girlw he said. "Vicky, there's
nothing in the world that would
please me more. It's the mar.
,riage I've hoped you'd make. If
you marry Brian I'll give you, the
finest trousseau money can buy,
iii give you anthing you want
for a wedding present. Any
thingw
A shrewd look came into the
girls face. Anything" she re-
Ipeated. SIS that a promise?"
eyes"
Vickv moved toward the door.
"Don't forget" she said softly,
,"And you'd better be prepared
to keep it. How do you think
IN look in a wedding gown, Fa-
ther?"
beautiful. Simply beautiful"
Vicky caught a glimpse of her
self in the mirror across the
ROO mand hesitated. She said,
studying her reflection, 81 believe
I'm have a cap like Carla Les
| lies"
Gale and Josie Gridley sat on
the couch IN the women's cloak
room. 1t was noon and most of
the mill employees were in the
cafeteria, but Gale and Josie had
brought lunches from home. They
had finished their sandwiches and
now sat waiting for the bell to
ring.
! Josie said, "But You can't
keep Mary and those two chill,
dren. With Phil out of work you
can't do it"
They'll stay the rest of the
week. After that they're going
to Mary's cousin. l don't know
how long she can keep them. It's
dreadful, isn't it-not even hav,
ing a roof over your head"
otis Fishers fault" Josie sale
vehemently. "He could have KEPT
Mary on if he'd wanted to-"
81 certainly wish he'd give hel
her job back"
"Well, he won't! You know
that as well as | do. Firing more
all the time-that's what they're
doing instead of taking anyone
on. Do you know what | think
II think thew put Mary out of he
house to scare the rest Of us
Hawleys got notice this morn
ing; did you know that? An'
there's lots of others whose rem
lis back. | think they're tryinl
to scare US all, but it isn't work
ing that way. Oh, there may b.
some who fall for .it-but yol
know about the meeting tonight
don't you?"
care you going?"
eyes," Gale said, 81 am.
didn't think this organization
meant much until | saw wha
happened to Mary yesterday
Pills talke dabout it lot bu
well. there doesn't see to b'
any other way now. We've go
to stand up for each other. Tht
bosses do treat us like slaves anC
thew think we haven't any rights
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and bounced and described as fol-

and bounced and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at an iron pin in
the south margin of Fifth ave-
nue. east, said iron pin standing
south so 1-2 degrees west IS IA
feet, measured along the said
margin of said avenue from tho
point where said margin inter
sects with the west margin OF
Grove street. and running thence
with said margin of said aventte
south 80 1-2 degrees west 70 le4
feet to an iron pin, the northwest
corner of the original lot; thence
with the western line of sAnSe
south 8 1-2 degrees east lab l.2
feet, passing the northeast eor1tr
of the Allison lot to a stake In
the line of the Mary j. Arledge
lot; thence with a line of said lot
north 80 1-2 degrees east 73 la
feet to an iron pin, the southwest
corner of lot conveyed by the
grantors herein to Garland jack
son, thence with the western line
of said lot north 8 }1-2 degrees
west 143 l-2 feet to the point Of
beginning, and being the western
one-half of that lot conveyed by
Claude M. Pace and wife to- Gar.
land Jackson and M. B. Mcdaniel
by deed recorded in book ITO, Ut
page 143, of the records Of deeds
for Henderson county, North
Carolina. 3
This February 6, 1885.
James L. Taylor, Dr., Trustee.
By ]. (. Shipman, Attorneys
2-S-Ff- tp
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"Well, it wasn't the truth
Brian covered her hand with
his. you're a sweet kid
Vicky." he said. "You wouldn't
let fellow down, would you?"
"What do you mean"
Nothing, nothing at all-only
l think you're one of the squar,
est. sweetest girls in the world
1 think you're great and Pm glad
you asked me to come over to-
night. You're right about it
I've been staying too much by
myself. Moping. From now or
it's going to be different. You
and l are going to have fun to-
gether."
ooh, Brianr'
"That is, if can get you away
from that mob that's always
hanging around you. How'd you
like to drive over to Hamilton
tomorrow evening? We can have
dinner and dance or see a show
If we can find one."
'pd love it, Brian. I'd love II
more than anything" .
"Then We'll do it. And wei
plan something for the week
end"
Two hours later Vicky knocked
on the door of her fathers bed
room. Robert Thatcher called
Come inn
Vicky pushed the door open
She wore a dressing gown of golC
satin with a froth of lace abou
the neck. Her sandals were moth
ing more than jeweled straps
Vicky came into the room, traj!
ing the long dressing gown be
hind her.
Her father looked up from TIT
book he was reading. He said
"Home early, aren't you?"
give been home all evening
Brian was here
"Oh-Brainw Thatcher looked
pleased. He put the book aside
smiled up at his daughter.
Vicky went on, "I'm driving
over to Hamilton with him t,
dinner tomorrow evening And
Saturday, we're going to tn
Eldredges' dance. Sunday we'c'
going to look up some friend
of his in Brookfield."
"Well, that's fine" -,
Vicky fingered. She said
"Your birthday is next month
isn't it? was thinking abou
a birthday present for you AM
wondering how you'd like it."
"Now, Vicky, you know | don
care much about presents. Their
Isn't anything | want" .
"But this is a sort of specia
present." she persisted, smiling
family. Something you've neve
had. | was wondering how you'C
like to have "a son-in-law.
"You mean-Brian?"
Vickv nodded. There was
light IN her eyes that was cage
and at the same time assured
I'm sure he'll propose by tina
time" she went on softly. Oh,
might have tonight, only
wouldn't let him. l don't wan
to hurry things too much. IT.
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day Phil is fired.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CH ABrEp YYN1r11H

~ III
Vicky Thatcher closed Tho doon
behind her. She stood there for
an mstant-a picture in the frock
Of flame color against the iyorV
door. Her dark hair was drawn
back from her face and %han
tumbled into soft curls. Her Inns
had caught the flaming brilIiance
of her frock. And her eyes, be-
meath thick lashcs, were smiIin~
She said to the young man
waiting. "Are you surprised TO
see me?"
Why, yes, rather" Brian told
her. 81 thought your father want
ed TO see me. They told me there
was 4 message"
Vicky crossed the room. "The
message said Father wanted to
see you here" she Informed him
81 know all about it. l ought
to-because | sent it."
"You sent the message! But
why"
Because | wanted to be sure
you'd come" Vic went on. Its
been such long time since
you've been here, Brian. Almost
ages. And you're never at the
club any more"
"I've been busy"
Really"
"Well-yes. And that crowd
ar the cluh sort of gets on NV
nerves"
Lets sit down." Vicky said.
She put hand on his arm and
led him to the davenport. "Now
then-cigaret?"
There was a bowl of frezias on
the table acros sthe room and
the fragrance of the flowers
came to them. Vicky held the
silver box toward Brian and he
took a cigaret. She helped her
self. When the two cigarets were
glowing she said quietly, $50 it's
just as l thought
"What do you mean?"
81 mean something's botheine
YOU" she informed him. II was
afraid that was it. / hoped il
was something | could help
about"
Brian smiled. That's awfully
decent of you, Vicky, but there's
nothing the matter"
"Oh, but there is! There's no
use trying to pretend with me,
Brian, because l know. l could
tell the minute l saw you. Some
things happened that's hurt
you"
"Eevrybody gets hurt now and
then, don't they?"
81 suppose So" the girl said,
"but | don't want it to happen
ito you. l couldn't stand that.
lYou'v cone so many things for
me and-well, l just thought if
there vas any way / could help
| wanted to. That's why | said
the message was from Father.
You're not angry about it, are
you, Brian?"
He smiled. "Angry?" Why
should be angry?"
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NOTICE-We have just unloaded

NOTICE-We have just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur
plus stock at special prices. If
you contemplate painting this
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co., headquarters
for everything in the building
line. LenoX Park. Phone sou"
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EPIC sTIJMps STUDENTS

SALEM, Ore. (UP).-Assistant
Prof. William C. Jones of Villa
mette university, asked his eco
Monies class in an examination
"the meaning Of EPIC in the No
vember elections" He got an
swers ranging from END Poor
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UNIQUE in the experience OF po-
~ litical spellbinding is the is
yue of a set of stamps urging the
inhabitants of the Saar to vote in
heir recent plebiscite. Under rule
Of the League of Nations since
he war, this territory Of $50
square miles, with population
81 100000, has voted itself back
10 Ge many.
The stamps that brought the
people to the polls were those
Of 1894. six showing figures on
The Ludwigskirche at Saarbruck-
IN. and one a figure on the
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BIRDS ROOFS are unexcelied
for quality and beauty. We can
make you attractive prices for
cash or will be glad to assist
you in getting loan. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Fourth ave-
nue. east. Phone 81. =
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tomb or the
Duchess Eliza
beth at Lor-
raine. e a c n
over = printed
with the leg.
end. "Volks.
a b 8 timmungr
1875"
iscite, 1885.
These, prob
ably, are the
last stamps oil
the Saar.
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LET US SAVE YOU Is per cent
on your fire insurance. jack
son-Phillips Co., 131 Fifth ave-
nue. west,
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
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Special Notices

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50-lb. all cotton mattress.
Limited time only. Cash $3.50.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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Lost and Found
4O-Miscellaneous

WANTED a large secondhand
trunk. Write Leonard Brown,
Blue Ridge School.
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