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Evening star., 1936-10-14
Widow of Noted Diplomat
Accepts Invitation to
Visit at White House
Nine. Jusserand Will Be the House Guest
of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
November and 6.

HE President and Mrs Roosevelt will have as their guest at
the Thursday November Friday Novem-
Jusserand widow the late Jean Jules Jusseand
Ambassador of to the United
states Nine arrived in New York yesterday and is
visiting in Boston, her former home Word has just been
that usserand has accepted the invitation
President Roosevelt stay at the Executive Mansion
Nine Juerand in this country to attend the dedication Of
memorial husband President Roosevelt will
make principal address the dedication and unwilling which
public representatives universities
learned institutions with which he was connected.
The British Charge dAfiares Mr. A. L. Malet, went to
New meet Mrs Maet who arrived aboard the Aquana
from England Mr. are expected
1ngton tonight or tomorrow
Dieerch Of Beardstown ILL., spending
q few days in his apartment wardman
Representative R. Lehbach has from Mont
clair for short stay in the Capital and at the shoreham
The Assistant Secretary State Walton Moore, and
his sisters Moore will have their guest overnight
Friday the Assistant Treasurer of the Ued States Mrs Marion
Bannister.
Mrs. Bannister guest Friday at reception
to be given the auditorium the Fairfax Elementary School,
preceding political rally for women sponsored by the Fairfax
County Committee of Democratic Women Voters which Mrs
Paul Brown chairman Mrs Bannister will be the principal
speaker at the rally
The Program Committee is headed by Miss Jennie Moore,
sister of the Assistant Secretary of State Additional committee
Daniel Falls Church. Mrs Herbert
Haar Lorton Burke, Thomas P Chap
man. E Tansi Oliver jr both of Fairfax Mrs
Helen Hill Miller will introduce the speaker.
The secretary Edwin Hasey have
left their Lynchburg Va to take the sesqu
centennial celebration of Lynchburg Col Hay will present to
Glass the first coin commemoratng the celebration
silver half dollar with the profile of Senator Glass
Mr. Keith Merrill of the State Department and Mrs Merrill
have closed home Massachusetts,
Washington for the Winter.
Bull wife Henry Bull A. retired visiting
her brother and sister Capt Dallas Bache Wainwright
u. s. N, and Mrs. Wainwright in their home Abemare
street in Westmoreand Hills Md. Mrs Bull came from
Barbara Ca where she and Col Bull make their home They
have lived in Washington several different times when the
colonel duty here and before her marriage Mrs Bull
Miss Sally Franklin Wainwright. debuante Washington
Mai and Mrs ]. Van Ness Philip of Clarerack N "
rented the house of Mr. De Maudn 0 Fulton northwest
for the Winter and will be here after election Their
Van Ness Philip L and Mr.. Nicholas Worthngton Philip
dents at st. Abans, are already occupying the house.
Evening star., 1936-10-14


looking fetching brliant-colored
full the all
tired from licking those
Uho s eceary of the
Brazilian
print
vh delicious Larry Bungardeanu
Desco de Moura, Jane Culbertson and many Others
There bit Of confusion suitable present
cotton another another
Sg arriving cleansing tissue
Hinton h small wooden bowl there
OF absorbent cotton
presented his bride wh those adorable
legation
O bunch OF roesi
COME
sleeves
Ro5er who tall
a
the derner this evening
velvet needless
Another person originality
beautifully a
younger
Dick
usually
would
drawno Europe. three chic Individuals
Evening star., 1936-10-14

Maj. and Mrs. Van Ness Philip of Carerack, N. Y have
Maudnit northwest
the Winter and will be here after election. Their
Van Ness Philip E and Mr. Nicholas Worhington Philip.
dents at st. Adams already occupying the house.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Society News Of Interest to Washington Maryland and Me-
By the Way-
Beth Blaine

THOUGH by mutual consent most Of the smart
Embassy Monday evening clad black
DOR senor Don Manuel Trucco. his three
entertained
nrst wedding anniversarysenor Don Sergio secretary
Of embassy Prior to the group numbering odd
Evening star., 1936-10-14

n n ISIS JOSEPHINE CLEO RAN
M KIN, daughter Of Mr.. and
v Mrs. Charles Gilbert Ran
= kin, and Mr.. Norman Lloyd
Benzing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Benlng, were married last eve
ming. The wedding took place in the
Anacostia M. e. Church, the pastor,
the Rev. Thomas F. Davis, officiating
at 8 o'clock. Palms and fern with
early Autumn flowers made an effec-
tive background for the wedding
party.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore ivory taf-
feta. The gown was fashioned with
high neck, sleeves full to the elbow,
and fitted to the wrists, while the skirt
had deep ruffie about the bottom
and edging the long train in the back.
Her t1lle veil fell from coronet of
taffeta, finished at each side with
tiny clusters Of orange blossoms. She
carried bride roses with . shower Of
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Winifred Claudine Rankin was
Evening star., 1936-10-14

ington left yesterday for a motor trip
through Pennsylvania. They will stop
in Hershey for a few days before re.
turning home,
Evening star., 1936-10-14

guests OF honors' apartment Tor cocktails.
Carmen Huneeus' father is the present
Chilean Ambassador at Rio de Janeiro and it
was during Sergio's appointment as secretary
there that they frst met. Carmen, who is pc
tite and blond and English in appearance, and
her husband, who is such marvellous rumba
dancer. are popular addition to the diplo-
matte set.
The three hostesses, Marta. ella and Bee
ca Trucco, wore black, with corsages Of orchids,
as did Sonora de Guachalla, the beautiful wife Of
the Minister Of Bolivia Sonora de Guachalla's
lovely skin contrasts most effectively with her
dark hair and eyes. One group in the corner COM
prising Charlie and Mary Saint Of the French
Embassy, Dorothy Cassard and the Harold Hin
tons, seemed to prefer the high art of conversa-
ton to that Of the Terpschore. Eva Hinton was
Evening star., 1936-10-14
Residential Social News
Mrs. T. @. Donaldson Visiting in
Capital for Few DAYS.

n 4 RS. T. @. DONALDSON. widow
nu Of Maj. Gen. Donaldson, has
VI arrived in Washington for a
4 = visit of several days, and Is
the guest Of Mrs. David Rumbough
at 1870 Wyoming avenue. Mrs. Dom
aldson has many friends in Wash
ington, where the late Maj Gen. Dom
aldson was formerly stationed.
Former Representative William A.
Rodenberg has returned from a stay
Of two weeks in East st. Louis.
Dewey Is in New York for the Autumn,
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

ence has been one Of the pnenome-
mons of the airwaves. Helping lis
teners solve their personal problems
his mail is measured In the millions.
His charitable works, made possible
by the listeners, have aided thous-
ands in all parts of the country
." Phil Duey. the popular pari-
tone, who was born and raised, and
worked on a farm, now has a beau
tiful home In Westchester County
and often assists members Of the
community with architectural plans
- Frank Black, NBC general
musical director, points out that ra-
do has not only educated the public
70 an appreciation of finer music, but
mas made the musician more versa
Tile. Symphony men are now quail
ned to play In dance bands. and, in
many cases vice versa.
Renearsals ana proadcaSts are
never regarded as q firing task to
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

-. and wistful little star ap-
l,ears with Robert Taylor in"Small
5ro,,,r, Girl" 1t is Gaynor of
~ ginghams, to be sure, but 1t is
] Gaynor able to show fair share
of smart style when she later ap-
nears in the company of sophisti-
roted Boston society. She plays
M role of a good little, bad little
village girl who marries a brilliant
and handsome young doctor to get
owav from the boredom of her
.,oanv little town. Taylor, as the
DOCTOR. marries her while he is in
toxicated, regrets his action, but
goes on a honeymoon with her to
ave a scandal. He plans to OBJ
tain a divorce and marry his So
c;etv financee as soon as discretion
mill allow. For the sake of ap-
nearances they take an apartment
in Boston, but Taylor continues to
call upon his fiancee. He is with
her when Miss Gaynor, as the
Young wife, pleads with the other
woman to allow her to talk to her
husband to save boys life at the
clinic.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
SUNDAY DINNER
.5uggesAoss-
BY ANN PAGE

DUTTER and eggs, those favorites
ID of the good cook, are plentiful and
low in price and this is tine seaso-- 20
use them freely in baking, sauce max
ing and in seasoning spring vegetables.
Those two luxury vegetables, aspara-
gus and peas, are in the cheap class
along with cabbage, carrots, beets and
onions. Spinach, beans and squash are
moderately priced. After grapefruit,
oranges and bananas, Strawberries and
pineapple are the fruits of the season,
though melons and cherries are now
coming to market.
Beef continues to be the best value
in the meat line with forequarter cuts
of veal second.
Here are three menus planned for
different budget levels.
Low Cost Dinner
Beef Liver with Onions
Mashed Potatoes Cole Slaw
Bread and Butter
Vanilla Pudding with Preserves
Tea or Coffee Milk
Medium Cost Dinner
Individual Veal Pot Pies
New Potatoes Buttered Green Peas
Bread and Butter
Strawberry Whip
Tea or Coffee Milk
Very Special Dinner
Cream of Celery Soup
Broiled Chicken.
Potatoes with Parsley Butter
Green Peas
Tomato Salad
Rolls and Butter
Strawberry Cream Tarts
Coffee
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Attractions at Strand Theatre

Without missing a beat
or a song cue, Shirley Temple sue
cessfully jumped from 'The Lit
tlest Rebels" crinolines into the
soilor pants of Star, curly-headed
heroine of "Cautain January"
Shirley bobs her way through
Laura E. Richards sentimental lit
tie story of a precious and slightly
precocious waif watched over by
the old lighthouse keeper, who
picked her out of the sea one
night, in her usual sprightly fash
ion. There are Guy Kibbee, as
Captain January, and Slim Sum-
merville, as Captain Nazro, to
adore the youngster and fight off
the hard-heated truant officer who
would put the child in an, institu-
ton. There is Buddy Ebsen to
supply contrast, in place of Bill
Robinson, in the dancing sequences
and there are Nella Walker and
George Irving, as Stars long lost
relatives to turn up when things
look darkest and provide a conven-
ie1tly luxurious and all-round hap
py ending. Shirley has three sons
early Bird" "At the Goldfish
Ball" and The Right Somebody to
Love-" She also has a fling at
grand opera and, more or less sue
cessfully, MARBLES in company with
Kibbee and Summerville the Sex
tette from Lucia" cut down to
trio proportions. The film is a
typical Temple tid-bit.
Friday-Saturday "Song and
Dance Man" A story as big as
Broadway. Its drama and CLAM
our, its love and life and laughter
il. all in the best back-stage story
ever writteni The cast includes
Claire Trevor. Paul Kelly and
Michael Whalen.
Also on Friday and Saturday
Stirring drama, such as one has
come to expect of a Zane Grey
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

CAN you pile 1000 kitchen mat
~ ches on the mouth OF an empty
beer bottle? Robert Ripley. the Ia
nous Believe it or not" authority.
recently featured in his cartoon
syndicate the illustration of man
who had accomplished this remark
able feat.
Even though you may not be able
to equal this unusual record. you
will have lot of fun trying to pile
even as many as 25 matches on
top of a bottle. The game of
Bottle Match" as it may approp-
riately be called, appeals to both
young and old. 1t will provide
amusing entertainment at any
party.
All the game requires is an ade-
quate supply of kitchen matches
and an empty beer bottle. You
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

story, characterizes Drift Fence, !"
the new Paramount action picture.
1t unfolds a colorful story of the
days when desperadoes ruled the
Arizona cattle lands, and refused
to let big rancners confine their
herds within fences. No one is
more adept than Zane Grey in pre-
senting primitive struggles in the
vanished frontier days of Arizona.
And Drift Fence" is one of the
most engrossing stories that have
come from the pen of this wizard
nance, and humor are skilfully
blended in this danger-bristling
melodrama.
Monday-Tuesday A lesson in
feminine psychology is offered to
those poor males who want to
marry a woman in love with some
one else, in Love Before Break
fast" the comedy with Carole
Lombard, Preston Foster and Ces-
ar Romero. Love Before Break
fast" (the title is just another of
those cleveriy obscure Hollywood
hunches), from Faith Baldwin's S
novel, "Spinster Dinner" presents
the tanning of the shrew in a mod
ern version. An important prere-
quisite is that the shrew-tame
(Foster) must be a handsome bus
ines tycoon with enough time and
money, and consequent power, to
let nothing stand in the way of
his desire. He sends Romero,
who's engaged to Carole though he
probably doesn't love her, to Japan
as a rising young employee of his
firm, and then sets to work on
Carole. Carole has a mind of her
own-or thinks she has. And Fos-
ter hampers himself by accepting
the advice of a friend ''who knows
so much about women because he's
a bachelor" It's Carole, however,
who takes plenty of punishment,
physically and mentally, before she
succumbs suddenly but undoubted-
ly intellectually.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

work and begin a
new series over
the NBC red net
work beginning
May 25. He will
be heard for IS
minutes daily at
l1:45 a. m. e.d.s.t..
from M o n d a y
through Frfd ay
and for so min
utes eact. Sunday
at ! p. m. e. d. S. t
Since his first net
work broadcast on
April "a. 1898. the
Voice of Expert
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

will undoubtedly have served bot
tied beer with, your refreshments
SO you should have plenty OF empty
bottles available.
There is no limit to the number
of players who may participate. To
begin the game. players are given
25 matches and each in turn places
a match on the mouth of the one
bottle which is in the center of the
ring or table. Ii a player knocks
off any matches in attempting to
place his own on the pile. he must
take all the matches which fall off
and add them to his own. The win
ner of the game is the one who is
first to be out of matches.
Mrs Gardner Herrick of Toledo,
Ohio. pictured above, is trying her
skill at the game, using one of the
new Stubby beer bottles.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Governor Makes Appointments

Two appointments were an
nounced last week by Governor G.
Douglass Buck. ]. Thompson
Brown, Wilmington, was reappoint-
ed a member Of the State Board of
Charities for a four year term.
Philip D. Laird, New Castle, was
appointed a member of the Della
ware Swedish Tercentenary Com
mission, to succeed John Price
HYATT, remgned.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Delaware Girls Honored

At the recent student elections
at Wilson College, Chambersburg,
Pa, Miss Dorothy Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wales Davis
of Wilmington, was elected mem
Der of the Student Council for the
year 1936-37. Miss Virginia Burs-
lem, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A.. Burslem, of Smyrna, formerly
of Dover, was elected athletic rep
resentative of the junior class, as
sistant business manager of the
Billboard, and treasurer of the Y.
w. G. A.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Kent Medical Group Held Meet

A special meeting of the Kent
County Medical Association for
the purpose of hearing a special
scientific lecture on the care and
treatment of pernicious anaema,
was held in the Hotel Richardson,
Dover, Monday evening of last
week. The lecture was presented
by a representative of New York
City research bureau and the var
ious points were illustrated by mo-
tion pictures. The meeting was
largely attended and physicians
from Smyrna joined others from
every section of Kent county in at
tendance. DIR. A. v. Gilliland of
Smyrna, the president, presided.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

ovei a coast forecast network Tues
day nights. can tell you how it start
ed. for the stunt was named after
her family. She comes from a long
line of acrobatic clowns bu- sticks to
verbal acrobatics herself.
The .olce OF Experience, whose
daily talks have been a CHS feature
for three years. will leave that net
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

sduueVllle and The
legitimate stage. and regard radio -
pleasant lark
" Howard Price, tenor OF the
NbC GYPSY" programs, does not
Dei1eve In babying his voice. Price
sings at any hour Of the day. par
.ic'pates N outdoor concerts. and
tnree days = week can be found In
the Uandstand Of the Polo Grounds
o. Yankee Stadium shouting With
TIA begt of tn sgootafA
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Smyrna High
School Activities
Continued From Page Six)

harm than good by spreading false
propaganda and changing peoples
opinions and beliefs.
7, myself, care very little for
reading a newspaper; however, it
is one of the means of keeping
track of all the happenings in the
world.
Erika Reimann
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

rilil Baker. and
II is not at all
unusual for him
to provide enter
tainment for the
5 I U d % audience
both before and
after the broad
cast. Baker. Agnes
Moorehead. Bot
tle.' Beetle" and
the other mem
oers Of the cast
are accustomed to
the daily grind of
VQfIdoxr{11~ 49,
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
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4. 3 r''y theatre s.,-
pi $50 4 II the mo-
b ptillls a',usr Hardy in
a nd ri,Ip directors
- lss.,a to treat :.'',Ins the
:. sos Michael William m
q %l',,,,nstic opera .,u3l y
-,.o,ild De io1o
&C. sss 's',',s : favor f..,'4si + tas
~. d Msssrs- Laui ~ !
|, ,s'lsa !. whom on, The nsnssl. p,S,
s. In'a,a,.tzstss wilt; s,sa vocal vocal
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r.. d the picture Is
r,irpg Of the wine bar BAR.
ottIss but lots more
1 rss able supporting .'
q Jscquslins Wells as as
"a laughter Of tne
o.lo Hood is the
:, Busch, as Hardys
4. md Antonio Moreno ,Dslap
H.. Mss Musch's lover,
,,ou i the very dumb
/ tss guards. and WI
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| Moonlight on Inc
|grpsr Bros. score again
h western picture with
,0xDoy of the saddle
a something new IN
n Westerns. There mas
b sn0uat of pictures
n Be Westerns but the
| / western now has been
\ b screen for the first
J most thrilling and en-
| rstsrn you have ever
t.russdsy Samuel Gold
y production, These
.srh brings Miriam Hop
i Obsron, and Joel Fc-
h srssn is an adapta-
ssht changes, from the
! Broadvay play, THE
|; Huur.' It boasts some
! b film fans in dramatic
Init together with a
results in smart-paced,
sistainment. And Bonita
he l2-year-old, who
zlisful schoolgirl whose
! nOtivstes the story, is
Eting discoveries of re-
b picture history. The
1y depicts how the ugly
d BY an mruly student
4 girls school, involving
teachers, Miriam and
b the latter's doctor
4 NcCrea, brought dis
hfir lives.
aY- Thursday A new
Ri GaynOr comes before
audiences when the
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
WEEKS
FROM
friday

The next issue of the Bell
Telephone Directory closes
Friday, June 18th.
Place your order for telephone
service now and your name will
be in the new book. Your name
in the Directory tells friends and
customers that you have tele-
phone. It's an added value you
don't want to miss.
You can have a telephone IN
your home for less than a dime
a day.
Act now! Call the Business
Office - free call - or ask any
telephone employee.
The DIAM o ND STATE
TELEPHo ONE MpANY
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

Bourbon, musical d.
"a Dragonette's pro-
/, y y perhaps conducted
-iars for recordings
=. !. .acdestra leader, saws
~, 0s most punctual ass
people be has ever
1la s 8allew generally
- 9 husbands weekly
krh.,.@ " " was a STR
=. sa'sau s master Of cere-
.a. as' out front" in the
~ 'S,ai ~ Saturday night.
' nat It was a va-m
! ln-their wedding an.
..,s !. marked the thiro
i T.as. q The Chs Monday a '
'usasfe have ventured
b mo the field Of
y musical drama
lsne Dunno. i'm
ported from Hol-
wood for the oc-
saslon, q was slated
= % this play for
n
sssefal weeks but
,ssakes va. kept post
Tsg TTsalng the date
ais, lns only previous
no, PRODUCTION Of this
wpe W, was ~Har-
~ ray rLony Lane with
s',srce lawrence TibDett'
eA,u. 'ongs In Green
nm. These successaa s sss'
N n, mat = other similar
Y heard soon
N made made her operatio S.srssSC
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Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
Right Out OF The Air
BY r r SERVICE

nan who plays Captain
Ey, Claudia's husband in
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

The Methodist Protestant Church
held its annual membership meet
ing in Dover last week. The pas
tor, the Rev. L. E. Haddaway of
the Dover Church, was unanimous
ly invited to return for another
year. Mrs. Jesse Farlow was elect
ed delegate and Miss Pauline Dix
on, alternate to attend the M. P.
Conference at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, June 10. Mr.
Haddaway's son, Laurence. preach
ed the Mothers Day sermon in the
church of which his father is pas
tor, Sunday morning.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA |
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

A picnic was held by the Brad
ford family at the country home of
Mrs. H. B. Bradford Little Bo-
hemia," on Sunday, May 13, when
10 members were present.
The Japanese beetles are on the
march several weeks ahead of
schedule. An advance army of the
pests has been uncovered by En-
gineer Leroy Haitsch, of the Will
mington Park Commission, in the
Alapocas Woods section.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

Shad fishermen are now making
good catches each tide. For the
past several days all boats have
done well and have also been TAX
ing as many roe fish as bucks. The
price has dropped off considerably,
however. as is usually the case
when Delaware River shad are late
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

James A. Kirk was reelected
mayor in a three-cornered fight at
Chesapeake City, Md, Wednesday
of last week. He polled 230 votes
to 13O for George B. Conrey and
105 for ]. Cavender Lorraine. Will
liam x. Boyer and John F. Schaef-
fer were elected town commission
ers over William w. Stubs and
2. T. Loveless.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

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Smyrna times., 1936-05-14
CORRECTLY FITTED
GLASSES

give sight happiness and comfort
to strained eyes.
I will be at my home Office in
Smyrna on Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and Evenings by
Appointment.
Smyrna times., 1936-05-14

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The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14
More Democrats In
Race AS Deadline
Nears For Filing

As the deadiine comes nearer
for filing of petitions in the July
primary election, several addition
al Democrats have become can
dldates, it was shown today in
the records at the clerk aud record
ers office in Glasgow.
Thomas R Marion, young Nash
ua attornev, Saturday, fileb his
petition for the office of county
attorney on the Democratic ticket
Marion, who is a graduate of the
University of Iowa. became a res
ident of Nashua last year. He has
taken an active part in community
affairs and is secretary or the
Nashua Chamber of Commerce.
S. A. Hinerman, Larslan farmer
has filed for reelection on the
Democratic ticket as state repre-
Mr. Hinermsn, served
in the last session. Mr.. Hinerman
has been active in Farmers union
work and has held various offices
in the North County unit.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-05-14
Townsend Club
Has 20 Members

At the meeting of the local
Townsend Club Tuesday evening
at the schooIhouse, it was reported
that total of 70 members have
been obtained.
The meeting tuesday evening
was opened by Pres. Leon Besson
followed by the Secretarys and
rrcasurer's report. Mrs Howard
Driver was elected as a member
of the Advisory Board to fill the
the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr. R, Davis.
After the business meeting. Mr..
Wolf. Vice President of the Glas-
Cow Townsend Club, addressed the
group. Mr.. King. District Organic
er. also gave brief talk.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday, May l9 at s p m. at
the schoohouse. All members and
other persons interested in the
Townsend Movement are urged to
attend. Your presence will be
greatly appreciated.