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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-01

Turn over a new leaf and banl
the majority of your money week
ly so you won't have the none.
to pay your friends's expenses.
Il. J.-What must do about
this boy? People are tending to my
business and they don't think any
thing about their niece.
Ans: Regardless of what thes,
people think of their OWN NEICE
they are trying to show you YOU
mistake by accepting the atten
ton of this boy. Their neice Il
head strong and will have to bs
shown a thing or two. -. take my
advice and don't run around with
him.
+. HI am a married woman
and l work and tries to help my
husband and he won't help him
self or either me? What Is there
left for me to do under these con-
ditlOns!
Ans: He will never work and
you know it. If you want to con-
tinue FEEDING him the rest of
your life then stick to it. 1t might
help him for you to show that you
can get along much better without
him but unless you make move
he will continue as he has for
years.
G. H-ShOuld | sell my land
and is the price that Is offered me
a good deal?
Ans: Hold it. :. 1T seems to me
that an organization is buying up
the property in your vicinity and
are drilling for OIL. You will be
able to make a better margin of
profit if you will hold out for
while longer.
E. l.. G.-Will l get the Job that
am seeking for and when will 1t
take place?
Ans: You WON'T GET THE
JOB. You will return to school
in September and complete your
high school work.
IL. NJ. P.-Will mother ever let |
me go out to parties and moving
picture shows with the boys and
girls In our neighbOrhOOd?
Ans: She doesn't want you run
ming around with the girls and
boys who are several years your
SENIOR. If you want to have a
good time you must make friends
among your own age instead of
hose much older than yourself.
M. b. possess a feeling that
will marry into wealth sOmeday.
Do you think so? Should 1 go
ahead and marry the boy who asks
me or not?
Ans: Do not marry this young
man E. NJ neither do you wait
until a WEALTHY sutton comes
along, as they are few and very
far between. 1t appears to me that
your future mate will be a PRO !
man probably a
Lawyer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-01

How is Ben Pelham today?
When he came back with renew
ed vigor to his unique niche in the
world, there was a general relaxa-
ton of tension. 1t was inspired
largely by affection-quite lot by
the feeling, What would we do
without him?'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-01

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-01
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Evening star., 1936-12-27

oquacious telegram as the boat sailed. A fleet
ng reluctance at leaving New York assailed
Ter.
Last night had been almost too attractive,
definitely disturbing to woman who had been
arguing with herself for two months that the
hing to do was marry nice solid man, have
children Immediately, try to wrestle something
you could believe in out of an unbelievably
hazardous modern world.
The steward brought in note, on ships
stationery. She didn't recognize the handwrit-
ing. and there was no signature.
/ IF you'd master that streak of oonven-
ionality l detect in you and come to my
:abin at five, I'd give you a dish of tea, or
dish of old-fashioneds if you preferred. It's
Pembroke, on A Deck, one of those with a
terrace of its own. Extravagant, know, but
then. like terraces"
Gracia's heart leaped before she had taken
in all the implications. He was on the boat.
He had sailed to be with - nonsense, he'd
probably meant for weeks to go to Bermuda,
Evening star., 1936-12-27

hadn't wanted to tell her that either. But an
absurd delight filled her. You're little fool,
she told herself sternly. You don't even know
who he is. He might be - shady character,
fleeing detectives, and incognito for that
reason.
BY the time the boat slipped up to her
dock in Bermuda, Gracia decided it was going
to be difficult month for her. Difficult for the
neat plans she had practically accepted for
her future. now temporarily monkey -wrenched
by an unpredictable onslaught of off-at-a-
tangent feelings.
She had encountered unexpected trouble,
writing boat letter to Mark Almost before
she knew it, the passage was ending, and Mark
would be hurt if he got no word from her.
He had sent flowers and books too that
too" prodded her guiltily as soon as she had
thought it - and he'd look for mail by re-
turn boat.
She sat herself resolutely down at writing
table. She smoked two cigarettes mournfully.
Finally she achieved thank you letter with
a sentence thrown in about - It's gone and
turned into CHEEKY dancing trip with an
Unknown who is frankly incognito; yclepts
himself at the moment John Terris' and that
seemed casual and yet candid 1t satisfied her
conscience.
1t was really all she thought of it, she argued
belligerently. All the seeming enchantment of
the constant oompanionship of this strangely
stubborn man, this strangely appealing. quiet,
sure-of-himself man - all that was actually
no more than the passing mood of voyage
All the moments of standing silent on deck
after dancing, watching the dark gentle sky,
suddenly aware of the silence between them
the intangible sense of importance when at
the dance floor she put herself into his arms -
all this. and their endless talk of people, books
attitudes, ideas, was just part of the usual
set-up of voyage between home and far
off place.
1t had no significance for her, and clearly
not for him - he was over-punctiious about
avoiding the personal, in word or gesture. 1t
was all merely what might happen to anybody
on boat trip.
Evening star., 1936-12-27

Good or bad?" she said with mock gravity.
Depends Got deck of cards?"
SILLY"
well, got palm then, it'll say it on your
palm too" He took her palm, stared at it
intently. 'See, it's here too. That's unanimous.
You're going on sea voyage"
with tall, dark haired stranger?"
with tall. sandy-haired guy who spends
more time than strictly necessary thinking
about you. With man you can't quite kill
your suspicious about, though you know they
don't make sense. So. maybe you won't mind
knowing that - don't look now - the cigar
smoking number up there is deteckatif."
Gracia's throat closed. John" She whis-
pered.
Quite" He stretched out on the sand and
yawned elaborately. Game off the boat this
morning Been on my trail ever since. Rather
bore to look at; must give him the name of
a proper tailor"
But a detective - that's why, it's rather
terrible. Who could want to-.
so that's why you're going on a sea voyage.
Well give him the time of his life
Sea voyage. where? Oh, John, is this - are
you - all right?"
You mean am really criminal? Now, my
dear Gracia, what man alive can answer that
positively? But that's another problem. Will
you come to Nassau? Nice place, Nassau. I've
been there"
Nassau" (Oh no, l can't 60 to Nassau.
Being in Bermuda is different not of my
arranging; even Mark couldn't mind that. But
agreeing to 60 to Nassau - it would be just
as innocent as this of course - but Mark y
r He was waiting for her to come to pause
in her silent but visible debate. "I've got the
neatest plan for escaping the comedy de-
tective," he said persuasively.
She stared at him. She felt little giddy and
unreal.
The plan starts with swim for you; come
on" He pulled her to her feet and into the
cool silver-green water. They SWAN out be-
yond the boilers, and he turned on his back
and foated.
CCo'finvsd On page 12)
Evening star., 1936-12-27

The morning after her letter arrived in New
York, an overnight cable from Mark arrived
in Bermuda
JACQUARD BERMUDA WORRIED ABOUT
FRANKLY INcoGNlTo EFFORTS TO CHECK ON
HIM ALL FAIL STOP BEG YOU BE wArCtIFUL
FOR POSSIBLE RACKET STOP FORGIVE MED
DLING AM WORRIED LOVE-
Gracia tried to laugh it off, but it wouldn't
laugh. Mark was being solid and sensible
no. he was being stuffy and dull no, he was
Just emotional because he was in love with
her - no. he>wasn't ever emotional, not emo
tional the way she was coming to sense emo
ton could be
On the sand, sheltered by grey jut of rock
from the brown-skinned lormgers on Coral
Beach. Gracia suddenly cut across their lazy
conversation. John, look here
I'm looking" He didn't turn his eyes from
the freighter crawling across the horizon. His
rangy. muscular body was already brown, with
faint warm underwash of sunbun red.
"You could be adopting names for horrible
reasons, you know"
ALIASES you call them when they're like
that" he offered equally.
well, you could You could be "a"
Thug, parole-jumper, international crook
i certainly could, couldn't I?''
Yves" she said. uncertainty He was
watching her, his eyes very clear and grey.
"Or else could just be in some family un-
savory racket, which is more plausible but
no more pleasing to contemplate Right?"
Racket? Why think of that?"
well, why not? We're considering all pos
sible careers for our John, he's growing boy
now. and i"
Don't" Still sharp. Then she was laughing
at her momentary attack of grim ideas. She
forgot about the whole thing for another magic
day that was Bermuda.
Gracia didn't join him on the beach until
noon next day. She hallooed to him, swimming
beyond the coral boilers"
"And good morning to you lovely" he said,
as he flung himself dripping on the sand be-
side her. 1--WE got news"
Evening star., 1936-09-18

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Evening star., 1936-10-06
Parties Set Before
Allen.Minniserode
Wedding FRIDAY

MANY entertainments are planned
Az for Miss Helen Louise Mimi
gerode and Mr.. Frederick Henry Allen
whose wedding will take place in St.
Margarey's Church Friday afternoon.
The bride, who Is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Carter Minnigerode,
will arrive this afternoon from New
York where she has made her home
for several years living at the Hollow
Tree, at Darien, Conn.
Mrs. Walter Allan Gait, sister of
Mrs. Minnigerode. will give a buffet
supper tomorrow evening In her Alex
andria home for her niece and the
following day Mr.. Allen will come to
Washington.
The director Of the Corcoran Gallery
of Art and Mrs. G. Powell Minnigerode
will give a buffet supper for the for
mer's niece and her fance Thursday
evening, the guests being members of
the wedding party. Mrs. Dangaux
Allen, mother of the bridegroom, and
his uncle. Mr. Dangaux, as well as the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Minnlgerode.
Yesterday a civil ceremony was
performed in the marriage chapel Of
the Municipal Building at New York
City by Deputy City Clerk Hines. Mr..
Allen and his bride will leave WASH
ington after an informal reception in
the washington Club, which will in
mediately follow the religious cere-
mony in st. Margaret's Church Fri
day, and will sail at midnight for a
wedding trip abroad.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Hogan to Wed
SenOr GirOn.Cerna
Tomorrow Afternoon

MISS VIRGINIA HOGAN, daugh-
ter of the late DR.. and Mrs Rue
Hogan, and Senor DR.. Manuel Giron-
Cerna, formerly Of Guatemala, will be
married tomorrow afternoon. The
wedding will take place at the DISTRICT
Court House at o'clock in the pres
ence of only members Of the imme-
diate families and q few close friends
Arrangements are as simple as pos
bridegroom's father, Senor DR.. Manuel
Giron, who was former Minister Of
Guatemala at Washington.
Miss Hogan will be attended by her
sister, Miss Leonora Hogan, and
Senorita Mercedes Giron, sister of the
bridegroom. Count Yucca Salamunich,
with whom the bridegroom has made
his home in Washington, and Senor
Juan Calva, commercial attache of the
Colombian Legation, who recently has
been transferred to San Francisco as
Consul General, will attend Senor
Ciron.
The bride is a graduate of the Holy
Cross Convent and Senor Giron is q
direct descendant Of Pedro de Giron,
Duke Of Osuna, who was governor of
Naples during the period the city was
under Spanish rule. His grandfather,
the late Vicente Cerna, was President
Of Guatemala and his father had a
distinguished official career in Guate-
mala, having been president of the
Congress, later secretary of the treas
ury and twice Minister to, the United
States.
Senior Giron and his bride will re-
side in Washington.
Evening star., 1936-10-06

Mrs. w. Osmun Harding of Short
Hills, N. j. Master Richard G. Kline.
godson of the prospective bride and
bridegroom, will be ring bearer.
United States Senator Tom Con-
molly of Texas will be best man and
the ushers will be Joseph L. Perry,
brother; Mr.. Murray Kiess, Mr..
Robert E. Kline, jr, and Mr.. Gerald
P. Flood.
DR.. and Mrs. Wicks will give a din
ner party preceding the rehearsal of
the wedding at the Dodge Hotel. and
last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Kline entertained at a supper party
for members of the bridal party.
Miss Wicks is a graduate Of Ma
tional Park Seminary and attended
Syracuse University. For several years
she has been connected with National
Park Seminary as resident alumnae
secretary. Mr.. Perry attended Texas
University and was graduated from
George Washington University. He
was associated with Senator Connolly
as secretary for a number Of years.
He is now an attorney in the general
consers office of the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Meigs Twins Attend
Cousin, Miss Starr, at
Wedding October 16

MISS SARAH TYLER ME1GS and
Avn Miss Mary Roberts Meigs, twin
daughters Of DR.. and Mrs Edward B.
Meigs, will be among the bridesmaids
for their cousin. Miss Sarah Logan
Starr, at her marriage to DR.. Daniel
Blain, october Is. The Misses Meigs
and Miss Starr were debutantes last
Winter and shared honors at many
OF the parties both in Philadelphia
and in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs Meigs will give a din
ner party Thursday evening. october
Is. in the home Of Miss Stars par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Starr, in
Germantown for their niece and her
f1ance.
Mr.. Arthur Vincent Meigs, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Meigs, will be among
the ushers at the wedding.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Iselin to Wed
MIR. George Crawford
Announced Today

or INTEREST to Washington and
Virginia is the engagement Of
Miss Beatrice Iselin. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Iselin Of Wheatly
Hills. Long Island. to Mr.. George
Crawford, son of Mrs. william Craw-
ford and the late Mr.. Crawford Of
Southampton, Long Island, and New
York.
Miss Iselin graduated from Fox
croft School in Middleburg, Va, in
1881 and made her debut the following
Winter. Her mother Is the former
Miss Beatrice Flagg, sister Of Mrs.
Philip Boyer and Mr.. w. Allston Flagg
Of New York and Long Island. On
her fathers side Miss Iselin is a
granddaughter of Mr.. william E. Ise-
lin of New Rochelle. N. Y. and a niece
Of Mr.. william ODonnell Iselin and
Mr.. Arthur Iselin.
Mr.. Crawford attended st. Marks
School and is a graduate Of Harvard
University. the class Of 1928. He is a
member Of the Racquet and Tennis
Club Of New York. the National Golf
Links Of America, the Society Of Colo
nial Wars and the Harvard Club.
The wedding is expected to take
place in January. Mr.. Crawford's
father, who died last August in South
ampton, was senior partner in the
building firm Of william Crawford,
Inc, trustee of the Central Hanover
Bank & Trust Co. and the president
Of the Crawford-Bradley Co., all of
New York.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Wicks Gives
/ Plans for Wedding
+ Thursday, October s

miss KATHERINE WILLIAMSON
r WICKS, daughter of the Rev.
DR.. Ross Frederick Wicks and Mrs.
Wicks of Newark, has completed the
plans for her wedding to Arthur Col
Sin Perry of Washington and Austin.
Eex. The ceremony will be performed
ht the National City Christian Church
On Thursday by the Rev. DR.. Raphael
n. Miller, pastor Of the church. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Paul M. Spen-
Ger Of the Church of the Strangers,
New York, a close friend and fratern-
tty brother Of the prospective BRIDE
groom. A reception will follow at the
Nayf1ower.
Attending the bride-elect as matron
bf honor will be Mrs. Joseph L. Perry
OF Washington and Miami, Fla,
sister-in-law Of Mr.. Perry, and Miss
Margaret Fnkenstaedt of Washing
ton will be maid of honor. The
bridesmaids include Mrs. Robert E.
Kline, jr.; Mrs. Gerald P. Flood and
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Miss Morris to Wed
Mr.. Joseph D.Noell
During Next Month

MISS ELIZABETH JEMSON NOR
AA RIS Of Richmond, Va. and Mr..
Joseph D. Noell. jr.. have chosen No
vember IA as the date Of their we'd
ding. Miss Morris is the daughter of
Mrs. Lewis Coleman Morris Of Rich
mond and the late DR.. Morris OF
Clazemont, Hanover County. Va, and
Birmingham, Ala Mr.. Noell Is the
son of Mrs. Joseph D. NOEL Of this
city and the late Mr.. Noell Of DAN
vile, Va.
In the past few years Mr. NOEL has
been residing in Princeton. N. j.. but
will shortly return to Washington to
live.
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Play Openings Popular
This Week Starts With Large Attend
ance at the National Theater.

The Special Assistant to the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. James Clement
Dunn and their daughter, Miss Cynthia
Dunn, were present, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt. Mr.. and Mrs
Royce Powell, Miss Betty Hardie and
Mr.. Herbert Ford Of the American
Always, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clark
Miss Edith McCammon and Mr.. and
Mrs Corcoran Thorn, jr, accompanied
by Mr.. Otis Wingo.
Several members of the Italian EN-
bassy were present, including the Naval
'Attache of the Embassy and the
Marchioness de SAINT 'Orsola and the
Secretary of the Embassy and the
Countess Guerino Roberti, Signor Bar
tolomeo Migone. who leaves Washing
ton shortly for his new post at Moscow,
and Miss Rebecca wellington.
Mrs. Harry Cootes and her daughter
Miss Mary Cootes. we're much in evil
dence, also DR.. Hans Kinder, and
others encountered were Miss Mary
Cowles and Mr.. Sheldon Thomas Of
the State Department. Mr.. Roland H.
Allen, assistant treasurer OF the Re-
construction Finance Corp; Mrs.
Charles I. Corby and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Elizabeth Casterlin: Miss Rachel
Campbell, Mr. william McComb and
Lieut.. Comdr Jerauld Wright, U. s. N
Evening star., 1936-10-06
The Mexican Ambassador
To Receive Medal Today
From Dominican Republic
German Ambassador Will Entertain Tonight
at Dinner for DR.. Hugo Eckener.
Diplomats Return

TIME Mexican Ambassador Dr. Don Francisco Castillo
Najera this afternoon will receive decoration from the
Dominican Republic The presentation will be made in the
Dominican Legation at o'clock by the Minister senor Don
Andres decoration the grand and silver
plaque of the Pablo Duare Senor Najera
formerly president the Council Of the League OF Nations
end the honor to be bestowed upon him today recognition
of his help and keen affairs informal
reception will follow for the small company including the director
the Union DR. L. S. Rowe and several
heads of missions, who will witness the ceremony.
will leave later today for Mexico to spend
the remainder of the month.
The German Ambassador Luther will give dinner
party evening his distinguished counyman Dr.
Hugo Ekener Zeppelin and the
ndnbug Dr. Eckener spending several days in Washington
The Portuguese Minister senhora de Banchi accom-
panied by daughter Mile skdelsy have returned to
Washington spending the at Magnolia Mass The
from his recent Illness with senhora
de Banch and Mile Skdelsky stopped in New York for brief
visit en- route South.
Lithuanian Minister Mr. Povas zadeks who has been
yesterday and expected to come
to Washington today.
Attache of the Japanese Embassy and Mrs
Kengo Kobayah arrived in Washington and at the
They sailed from Japan the Asama Maru and
arrived in this country the end of September Capt Kobayash
will go with the naval attache Capt Tamon
Yamaguch short visit before presenting his papers wash
tngton next Monday.
senor of the Venezuelan legation
the Roosevelt for the Winter will
entertain at cocktail party afternoon until
o'clock.
Judge Appeals Josiah A ordel
spent the their Summer home in Beatrice
Neb Washington again at their apart
snent at the Roosevelt.
They accompanied Washington by their niece Mrs
Katherine Warren daughter of Mr. and Mrs Burt Speman Of
Beatrice Mrs spent Europe
Orsdel in Nebraska shortly before they left
there, will spend the Winter with her uncle and aunt
COL Jonathan M Wainwright commandant Fort Myer,
Wainwright will head the receiving line the first dance
OF the tomorrow evening at the Army post IN Virginia
Tomorrow evenings party slightly in advance Of the regular
scheduled monthly dances has been planned by the post
and the committee together
that members the garrison could meet the old members
This committee in charge of the monthly Dances which
begin month and last through April includes Lieut. Col
Milkn Maj. T. Duke Maj. p Malett Capt " j. Erkenbeck
Lieut. L. Wyman. The coee will meet shortly to set
dates for the coming series Of dances.
The dance tomorrow evening will be preceded by number Of
dinner parties
Lieut. Comdr H Keiske u S. NJ and Mrs Keiske of Lynch
burg, Va, at the Martinique for few days.
Capt Mcmahon Harrisburg Pa the Hotel Raleigh
Mr. Burlew administrative assistant to the Secretary OF
the Interior has returned from Western trip
Evening star., 1936-10-06
Residential
Washington
SOcialNOtes
Mrs. Woodrow Will
son Honored at
Lunch Today.

IRIS. WOODROW WILSON,
M widow of the wartime Presi-
dent, was the guest in whose
= honor Mrs. Kenneth N. Gil
pin entertained at luncheon today in
her home near Berryville, Va. Mrs.
Richard Evelyn Byrd shared honors
with Mrs. Wilson, who went to Berry,
vile Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard B. Jones at Audley. their
estate near there.
The former Secretary of State and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. who arrived
in New York yesterday aboard the
Queen Mary, will spend the remainder
of the Autumn at Highhold, their
place on Long Island. They have
been in Scotland for the Summer and
are not expected to open Woodley,
their home on Cathedral road, until
the early Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton are
again in their house on Cathedral
avenue, after spending the Summer
motoring to the West Coast Upon
their return from the West, they spent
the month Of September at their
camp on Alsigo Lake, in Michigan.
Mr.. Wilson Compton, jr., is fresh
man at Wooster College in Ohio, where
his paternal grandfather was for many
years dean Of the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Lee have re-
turned to Washington and have take.
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel for the Winter.
Mrs. Robert Smith Of Rehobotll
Beach, who has been visiting the
Misses Mortimer in their residence on
day on motor trip accompanied bv
Miss Lucie Mortimer. They will drive
to Laredo, Tex, where Mrs Smith
will spend the Winter. Miss Mortimer
will return to Washington at Thanks
giving time.
Mrs. Clark Sharick Of the West
chester has as her guest for several
days Mrs. Tom Huston Of Columbus,
Ga.
Miss Mabel Sutton Of San Francisco
Calf, Is stopping at the Dodge and
Is accompanied by Miss Lillian Fam
non Of Oakland, Calf.
DR.. Siegfried Strauss Of Frankfurt.
Germany, is in Washington for a brief
visit and Is stopping at the Hou!
Raleigh.
Mrs. Walter L. Preston Of Provi-
dence, r. l., is at the Martinique for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Burt OF Mexico
City have arrived In Washington and
have taken an apartment at the Roose-
velt.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie Is at
the Carlton Hotel for an indefinite
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