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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
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STASTNE A VESELE VAN0CE

rukOu V~enlaSnenO deCeKClVa
Sherlocka Holmese, ktereho
sehraje p. Antonfn Cihlaf. Pa
nu V. sevcfkovi sverena aloha
kralova ceremoniare "Marky-
re Dalbasano."
We vyborne komicke 1loze
vystoupi pc dlouhe prestavce'
oblibeny herec stare gardy p.
Franta Stetka v 1loze hokyna-
re Chrysogona Zoubka. Jeho
partnerkou Dude pf. Anezka
Radkova V dloze Amalie. Roz-
milou zamilovanou d1venku,
ktera ma rada pana Dolecka
sehra.je madame adoptka dram.
umeni pf. Frantiska Maresova.
Tonincinu pr1telkyni Zofku
nam pfednese sic. V. Rysova.
Energickou vddkynf eleban-
skych sufrazetek sehraje sic.
is. stetkova. V dalsfch dlohach
dcinkujf: Hesad = p. E. Xii
ment; Zukri - p. Jan Ruzic-
ka. Hortensie- sic. K. Radko-
va; Gardovy d1stojn1k- p. V.
Karpenko. Dale budou 1cin-
kovati velk6 sbory spiklencd,
strait, dvoTanG, zen eleban-
skych, tanecnic a dvornich
dam.
"Nahrazkovy kral' je vel
kolepa hra vypravna, roman
ticka, ktera Sc pTedvadf ma vel
kych jevistfch. Dram. Odbor
Sok. Jed. Blesk nelekl Sc ma
kladne vypravy ktere jest V te-
to operete zavaznym cinite-
lem. Nelituje penez, namahy,
ztraty casu a snazi Sc nas1m
divadelnfm navstevnfk6m po-
skytnouti pozitek prvotridn1.
Proto ma hrazen1 velikych
vyloh jest cena ma tuto opere-
tn ponekud zvysena. Lfstek
Dude staff soc plus SC dan, de-
ii zoe.
Die doslych zprav ~navsteva
Dude rekOrdn1 a radlme YAM
byste 81 l1stky opatrili V cas- v
techto predprodej1ch a obcho-
dech: p. A. Hocky, 2O01 Ash
land Ave-, A. Pokorna, rob.
Eager a Castle ul., pc F. Zao-
ralek, 243O Madison ul., p. K.
Rys, 1922 Madison ul., p. J. r.
Cihlar, 845 N. Luzerne ul., V
Sokolovne a vsech 1cinkujf-
c1ch.
Zacatek Dude We 3:15 odpol.
Pc divadle tanecn1 zabava Uni
clenneho orchestra p. Edy Stet
ky. Vstup ma tanec 25c.
Ma shledanou O "Nahrazko-
VEN krali' V Sokolovne.
Ma zdar! Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Pocet zadatelH o pomoc
vZrostI.

Zvyseny pocet zadosti O po-
moe V Marylandu podan byl
zvlaste z Cumberlandu, Ha-
gerstown a Baltimore ku stat
nfmu vyboru pomoci a dobro-
cinnosti,jak udal V sobotu Pat
~terson, tajemn1k.
We sve meslcn1 zprave uka-
zal sekretar, re zat1m CO ma
pocatku listopadu pocet zada-
tell byl zvysen jen asi O 200,
pocet zadatelG ku konci mesi-
ce ZvySen byl asi O 40 procent.
Pracovn1ci v uTadovnach do
b%rocinnosti v Cumberland a
Hagerstown oznamili, re nenl
jim mono naval zmoci. Dano
mu vyborem dovolen1 ku IVY
SEMI poctu p%omocnfk1 V IRA
dovnach techto.
Nejhors1 strankou jest ma
hly obrat ku horslmu.
V Baltimore a Is okresich,
ktere f1di pomocnou akci po-
mocf dobrocinnych vybord,
1894 rodinam v listopadu da-
Ivana byla pr1ma pomoc.
Uradovny V Baltimore z G.
1901 Guilford avenue presto
hovany byly v pondel1 do {.
1927 st. Paul ulice.
Fund asi des1ti milionG do
lard Dude pc ruce ku rozd1lenl
mezi nezamestnane Maryland
ske muze a zeny behem roku
1888. tt kterf prisli o praci
nyn1 a jejichz rekordy zamest-
mani opravnujf je ku dobrodi-
nj, mohou Sc O pomocne place
nj hlasiti poc1naje prvn1m me-
sfcem roku toho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Pozary.

Sedm osob nuceno bylo pr
chnouti z domu, {. 213O E. Bal
timore ulice, kdyz ohen v So
botu casne rano vypukl ma ire
tim poschodf domu.
= Jiny ohen vypukl casne
rano tehoz dine, j1mz poskozen
Ibyl Georgetown demokraticky
klub ma Belair road a Brendon
avenue. Frank Novak, Jr.,
|2235 Chesterfield avenue IRA
men byl, kdyz jeho automobil
vrazil do strany Salvage Corps
trucku. Zranen byl ma hlave
a nohou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Vystraha pro neprohlednute
automobilv.

Policii rozdany byly vystra-
by, jez dany budou ten auto
mobilistGm, kter1 dosud opo-
menuli sc %postarati o inspekci
techto V letosn1 Rampant bez-
pecnosti.
Doba skoncila Is. prosince
v pGlnoci. Tistena vystraha O.
znamuje automobilistGm, re
nebude-li automobil jim i've
den ku prohl1dce pred 81. pro-
sincem, licensn1 znamky re
budou odvolany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Pc tfeti v roce pred soudem.

Dovley Suveringer, manor
mix pc tret1 stall v tonic roce
pred soudem. Soudce O'Dun-
ne odsoudil jej pro ukraden1
dvou lozn1ch pokryvek, jez u
kradl z domu v 1900 blocku E.
Fayette ulice. HAIL Sc, re ne
vedel co della, ponevac v den
kradeze byl opilym.
Pred soudem jiz kolikrate
byl pro opilost a rusenf klidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Zvyseni sazeb taxicabH
schvaleno.

Saba taxicabd, jejfz zvyse-
nj schvaleno komis1 verejne
sluzby, vchaz1 v platnost %.
prosince.
Die move sazby jedouc1 po-
jede "a Is cent? jenom 21A
mile m1sto dosavadn1ch 3A.
Ia kazdou p1l mill - 5 cen
til - z1stane nezmenenou saz
bou. Jizda kratsi neil dive a
p1l mile stojf tolikez jake n.y.
nejs1, ale kazda dodatecna
mile staff Dude O 5 cent? vice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
$1,000 vanocnich stromkHG do
Baltimore.

Do Bolton nadrazi Pennsyl-
vanske drahy privezeno bylo
$1,000 vanocn1ch stromk1 a
tyto rozvezeny do obchodG
mesta. z poctu tohoto 1000
bylo noveho druhu, zmocenych
str1brnou a zelenou barvou
neil sem zaslany byly z Min
nesoty. Vetsina ostatn1ch by
la z Kanady, Novo-Skotska,
Maine, New Hampshire a Wis
consin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
M1stn1 zpravy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhG.


" nejlepsfm muznem We
ku 3Otem dokoncil svou po-
zemskou pout p. James Week,
syn manzel1 Aloise a Frances
Week z cfsla 929 N. Madeira
ulice v nedeli, 10. prosince V
Johns Hopkins nemocnici "a
chvacen srdecnf vadou, zemfel
nahle. Narozen byl V Balti-
more. PohTeb konan z domu
smutku We stredu, %. prosince
do kostela sv. Vaclava a pohr-
ben ma Narodnim hrbitove.
PohTeb %vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Vanocnf divadlo dftek
skoly sv. Vaclavske Sc Dude
konat v nedeli, &c. prosince.
Zacatek We $3.50 odpoledne V
osadnf SIM sv. Vaclavske skoly
ma Collington Avenue.
- Delnicky Vdslavaci Spo-
lex D. D. D. poTa-
da velkolepy SYLVESTER v pa
TEX, dne 81. prosince 1887 "
Delnickem Dome, rob Madison
a Rose uIic. Posta! Darky!
Darky Sc pTijimaji u vchodu.
Vstupne 4Oc. Zacatek " 8 ho-
din vecer. Hudbu ridi p. Jos.
Hradsky. Kdo Sc chce do sy-
tosti pobavit " kruhu svych
pratel prijd ma Sylvestra do
Delnickeho Domu!
Dramaticky odbor pripravu-
je ma nedsli, dine 16. ledna
"Chudy Pfsnickar".
- Ma Bozf Hold Vanocn1,
dine 25. prosince Dude vanocnl
nadilka ditek Ceske Svobodo-
myslne skoly Augustin Her
man We 1915 odpoledne We
Skole rob Ashland a Glover u
lie. Vstup volny a kazdy bu-
de srdecne v1tan.
- Jelikoz Sokolsk6 verejne
cvicenf bylo poTadano o tyden
drive nez V minulych letech a
mnoho pratel Sokola stezova-
Ii 81 re jim Dude smutno O Va
nocnfm veceru, cvicitelsky
sbor Sokolske Jed. "Blesk" u
snesl poTadati tanec pf1st1 So
botu, to jest dine 25. t m. We
prospect zavodniho fondu. Phi
tanci Dude 1cinkovati hudba
br. Edy Sticky. Zacatek o $3.50
bod. Doufame re V tonic pod
niku mas Dude podporovati ma
Sc celia ceskoslovenska veTej-
most. Kazdeho uctiv6 I'VE "a
CIVIC. sbor J. Stetka, nacelnlk.
- Divadlo V Sokolovn6 ma
Novy Rok 1888! V Sokolovne
Sc deli velike pTfpravy ma slav-
nostni novorocnf predstaven1.
Kazdy vecer je ma jevisti rus
no. Zkousky ma hru, lance,
zpevy. Stav1 Sc nova krasna
sc6na kralovske audiencn1 ST
ne. Pravy to sokolsky ruch.
We vypravn6 operete "Nahraz
kovy kral" Dude zamestnano
ma SO osob. Upozornujeme ma
krasny ballet egyptskych Ia
necnic a ma rel "Jepic" a dale
ma mohutny sbor SpiklencG.
V hlavn1ch 1lohach vystou-
pf mas baltimorsky slav1k pan
Volta Martinez We dvojf 1loze
krale elebanske rise Alfonso
/. a jeho dvojence praktikanta
Dolecka. Jeho manzelka p1.
O. Martfnkova ma take obt1z-
ne role kralovny elebanske a
iejf dvojenkyne par1zske SOU
brety Lanky. Oba tito umelci
nam zazpfvaji nekolik nadher-
nJch duet. Zde uvad1m refrain
jednoho dueta:
V zahradce We st1nu stromG,
mala je bes1dka skryta,
~spletena re samych rdz1,
milencnm 1tulek skyta.
Omamna wine RUIZ
k rozkosi lasky svadl,
proto tam milenci chodf
a libajf sc tax radi.
Milky cele hry ob1haJl Sc '
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Podlehla popaleninam.

Grace A. Cook z Maryland
avenue podlehla v nemocnici
popaleninam, ktere utrpela,
kdyz rozzehovala plyn ma
kamnech kuchyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
II PSI pobito v Elkton.

Rozkazem Elktonskeho L.
Tadu usmrceno bylo ctrnact
psi. Rozkazem t1mto vynuce-
ma byti ma m1stnf ordinance,
die n1z psi nesm1 behati bez
vedenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Zemrel " kostele.

Jacob Dillman, 65lety z E..
Lanvale ulice klesl mrtev v ne
deli v katolickem kostele ST.
Paul, kde 1castnil Sc bohoslu-
zeb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

Der. radsd, veseosh" nastva V sobdu ky sauh budemep amakuN arozen1 Kris
V Beteme. Dano edpo1dany a ocekavany prHel ably spasL CO.. bLo zahymlo
ukazala Sc hvezda ma bankytu nebken, pew andHu neI Sc Hchemve ebne noi:
"Shva ma vy@techB hu idem dora vile" "Nebotez sci nao all zWStuiv VAN radost
veikou,k eraz Dude Wemu idu; nbo narodn Sc YAM dness pasteL ktryz jest Kmsts Pan
V meTe Daidove"
PastgI opusHi Tada sa skonni Sc ed Detakem.
Dnesm iiony napm6na zeme jchz 1techO, poshou, novou nadeji jest Krus!
SVS! jaka to iba pBen JEST pen O radosiL
ROzeha Sc pc neO! JeZ jest emus voren:
Ane6 to svhe sbop "Sava Bohu ma vWOsH,
Paa Bohav eIebI Sna moe i spasemi"
pranfm naMn ably V domovechV aSh zavadI kid a std kvetouci z pozehnane DOLBY va
VYDAVATELSTVO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21
Wed
In Capital

Miss Frances oodacre,
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Samuel Goodacre, was
married today to Mr.. Frank
Walter, of this city and Florida.
The ceremony was perform
ed in the Church of the Pill
grims. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her
father, chose a smart costume
of flirt blue made on tailored
lines. With this she wore black
suede accessories and a cor
sage of flowers.
Mrs. Harry Meyers, in q
mahogany shaded ensemble,
was the brides only attendant.
Mr.. Roland Waddill was best
man.
After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home
of the brides parents. When
they return from their honey
moon, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
will live in the Capital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21
Cocktail Party Given

Mrs. Jeanne Nelson enter
tanned group of Army people
at cocktails Wednesday at the
Army and Navy Country Club
in honor of Mrs. Chauncey Ben
son and Mrs. S. Rains Wallace.
Mrs. Benson is the wife of
Col. Chauncey Benson, formerly
executive officer at Fort Myer,
now stationed at Nashville, Tenn.
The WallaceS have moved to
Washington from Chicago and
have taken a place in Virginia.
Mrs. William B. Umstead Of
Durham, N. c., arrived in Wash
ington day or two ago to join
Representative Umstead in his
apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel.
x
Mrs. Carlos Bean is at the
Waldorf-AStoria, New York, for
q short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Sherman
are at the Hotel Traymore, At
lantic City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21
Haynes
Takes Bride

Miss Dorothy Cornwell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey B.
Cornwell, was married Thursday
to Mr.. Thomas j. Haynes, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon M. Haynes.
at st. Adams Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Charles Gresham
Marmion, jr., officiated at the
ceremony. Organ music was
played by Mr.. Walter Nash.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore
gown of white MORE taffeta
made on princess lines with a
long train enveloped in veil OF
white tulle. Her bouquet was
of white bridal roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Frank M. Bones, sister
of the bride, was the matron OF
honor, and her gown was OF
orchid chiffon with appliqued
flowers of dubonnet on the skirt
and waist. A halo hat OF the
same shade was worn, and she
carried a bouquet Of roses with
orchid ribbons.
IN PASTEL SHADES
The attendants were Miss
Thelma Jeane Morgan, Miss
Frances andStte Miss
Eleanor Baughen and MRS. Gid
con L. Haynes, all of whom wore
pastel shades with their hats
banded with the matching shade.
Their bouquets were Of roses
with ribbons to match the frocks'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21

SQG WOuQeT6Q-CL1Gu Sic It.
membered, red, white and blue
were the English colors, the
coronation colorS. However, Mrs.
Cummings sent the books,
wrapped just as they were, even
thought, as she phrased it, sit
was like carrying colors to New.
CASTLE" The nice part Of it,
was that Mrs. Cummings Eng
lish friends thought she was
making a graceful gesture to
them in using these popular
colorS and Ms. Cummings,
sweetly enough, never disturbed
their illusions.
MARTHA JOSEF E
M BLACK, small daughter Of
the newly appointed Justice of
the Supreme Court and Mrs.
Hugo Black, is a charming IL
lustration Of that Dalton the
ory that daughters inherit
thorugh their fathers-sonS
through their mothers. Little
Miss Black, so we hear, pos
sesses one Of the most engag-
ing personalities but firmest de-
examinations encountered IN a
small person in a good long
time.
Once she makes up her mind.
nothing-no inducements-can
move her, and with true good
taste this youngster selects
her own frocks, lays them out,
decides upon their fitness for
each occasion and then wears
that chosen one. Certainly, 1t
should be interesting to watch
her grow up.
MRS. COLIN CAMPBELL, wife
IVA of Captain Campbell, U. s.
NJ, who is visiting here before
going down to Nassau to join her
husband for q bit of a vacation,
is one of the most interesting
persons we've met in a long
time.
To begin with, she possesses
q dramatic beauty that is hard
to describe. A mass Of rich
auburn hair which sweeps away
from q smooth, wide forehead
and then curls in crisp waves all
over her well-shaped head and
low on the nape Of her neck,
compels ones attention at once,
a thrillingly deep voice-keeps
the attention, cool, alert eyes
which are long and narrow, in
stead of big and round, a naughty
nose, very straight and patrician.
and a generous, smiling mouth
hold the attention until she
takes her tall, slim self outside
ones range of vision.
Mrs. Campbell has a great zeSt
for living, sees the amusing side
Of any situation and enjoys a
joke on herself. Particularly
the encounter, she had with a
British government official. It
seems that Mrs. Campbell, on
her last trip to England, had
passport pictures Of herself
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Congressional Families Eagerly
AwAit adjournment Hour

clared she had "but one plan
and that is to get back to Texas
as soon as possible. After being
away for eight months, I'm
downright homesick to get
back"
Bathne, small daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Mahon,
will accompany her parents.
Other homesick Texans are
Representative and Mrs. Albert
Thomas, who will motor straight
home to Houston. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Brent Spence will
motor to their home in Fort
Thomas. KY.
Representative Daniel A.
Reed, who spent two weeks at
his home in Dunkirk, N. Y,
earlier in the summer. will re-
turn there as soon as the session
adjourns.
Among the mentioning mem
bers of the Congressional family
at the Roosevelt are Representa-
tive and Mrs. Edward w. Curley,
who will motor to Windham,
Green county, N. Y, which is
in the heart of the CatSkills.
They have spent many vaca-
tionS there in other seasons and
decided not to be deprived Of
one this year no matter how
long delayed.
Representative and Mrs. Rich
ard j. WEIGH have planned to
motor through the New England
States, across Canada and down
the West Coast to their home in
San Francisco.
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which wee nothing short Of
horrors she he-Iself, admitted
a faint resenible{1ce, but hoped
no one else woull'
Came the tim.e 10 snow tnese
pictures and w1en she olo' the
British official gave them one
look, glanced Up at MRS. Camp
bell and announced brusquely.
Those pictures are not OF YOU;
Mrs. Campbell smiled. "Thank
you," she told him gratefully:
The official gave her another
look @Oh put / say, young
woman ana not joking, those
nict,,res are not Of you" Mrs.
Camnhell suliled again, "I AM
delighted" CHE 4Ellled.
Nv 1,a IL, the officials
temra e looming slightly
fravrs sra 30 jefore it snapped
enti1 Ms c npbell explained
the sjt,l,staa ~ him. And-the
Official 81 int mink it one bit
funny.
+ 4 4
AND spe,aking of heritage and
"A deter nnination, Senator Jo-
seph CHlgfsy. Of Pennsylvania,
who seep1s to have more than
his share of determination-at
tirnes--d oubtlesS inherited some
of this Quality from one of his
family. 81 certain Judge B. L.
Guffev of Kentucky.
It seems, and this tale was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21

With the hour of adjournment
near at hand-it seems likely
that they will finish today
Congressman and their families
remind one of the Mother Goose
rhyme, Home again, home
again, jiggety jig
1t looks as if vacation plans,
which have had to be revised
again and again by patient
wives, will finally be put into
action.
Among the straightforward
ing members are Senator and
Mrs. Edwin C. johnson and
their daughter, Miss Janet
Grace johnson, who will motor
to their home in Denver, Colo.
Miss johnson plans to enter the
university at Boulder in Sep
TENDER. They will close their
apartment at the Roosevelt.
where they have been during
their residence in Washington.
Among others Of the Congress
sional family at the same hotel
are Senator Herbert E. Hitch
cock, of Mitchell, S. OAK. who
will go directly home, and the
Hawaiian delegate, Samuel w.
King, who will take the first
boat to Honolulu, after Con-
greSS adjourns. Mrs. King and
their younger children, Mauli-
Ola, Paliku and Pauline, will re-
turn from Maine to their apart
ment in time for the opening Of
school, but Mr.. King expects to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21
Miss Mccain
On Trip

Miss Virginia Edwards Nc
Cam, daughter of Mr.. Irving
Golf Mccain, legal counsel for
the National Labor Relations
Board, and Mrs. Mccain, of An
napolis, left yesterday for Cali
fornia.
She will be the guest of her
brother. Ensign Irving G. Nc
Cam, jr., stationed on the U. S.
S. Tuscaloosa. En- route, Miss
Mccain will visit friends in
Kansas City, Mo-; Denver, Col;
Casper. Wyo., and San Antonio.
A native of Wyoming, Miss
Mccain has attended the Uni
versity of Maryland, and
George Washington, where she
has been active in debating and
dramatics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-21
SeldenS Are
VaCatiOning

Golf, despite the torrid
weather, has been taken up
with a vengeance by many
Washingtonians. They seem to
be travelling to nearby resorts,
of cooler cline, for their 8 or
10 holes a day.
At Brigantine Beach, N. j.,
at the Country Club, one may
find many a Capitalize swing
ing away on the green's. Mr..
and Mrs. George Selden and
Mr.. j. H. Hosies are among
those there for a brief visit.
A handicap tournament for
members of the summer col
ony will be held over the
course during the Labor Day
holiday weekend. Fishing,
especially surf casting, is pop
ular at Brigantine.
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be in Hawaii until the new ses-
sion conveneS.
WILL MOTOR
Representative and Mrs. An
drew j. May, also of the Roose-
welt, will motor with their
daughter, Olga Lolita, to their
home in Prestonsburgh, KY;
Representative and Mrs. Law
renee E. Imhoff will return to
their home in St. Claire, Ohio.
Little Miss Patricia Imhoff grew
weary of waiting for Congress to
adjourn and left a month ago to
visit her grandmother in Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Representative and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Eicher will close their
apartment at the Roosevelt and
take the shortest route to their
home in washington, Iowa, as
will Representative and Mrs.
Fred Cummings, to theirs in
Fort Collins, Colo.
Representative and Mrs. Ben
jamin Jarrett will return to
their home in Farrell, Pa.
Earlier in the season, RepreSen-
tative Jarrett had planned an
extensive fishing trip to North
ern Canada, but he says, it's too
late to go up in that country
now and has abandoned all
hopes of a real vacation.
but ONE PLAN"
Mrs. George Mahon, wife Of
Representative Mahon, of Col
orado, Tex, questioned as to her
plans after adjournment, de-
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In New York

Mr.. and Mrs. LAWS H. Barnes
have arrived in New York from
the Capital to spend a few days
before going on a trip through
New England. They are stop
ping at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes will
motor to Martha's Vineyard,
Mass, and also will visit in Bar
Harbor.
Also in New York are Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Stands and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert e. Quirk, who
make their home at Chevy Chase.
Md.
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Ceremony Today
Followed By
Reception
By Flora Macdonald
A pict ure S qu e

n PIOU q = . "
wedding took place
today with the bridesmaids
in colorful filmy chiffons
and large garden hats, and
the men resplendent in white.
The setting for the nup-
tials-the Chevy Chase Meth
odist Episcopal Church-was
a bower of fragrant white
flowers, gladiolis and lilies
artistically arranged against
a background of palms.
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told by d native Kentucklan as
absolIItell true, that Judge Gut.
few was taking a brief rest be-
fore handing down q decision
when ore Of his fellow judges,
knowind the background Of the
case abtdIt to be decided, in
formed tae Judge that frankly,
this veFIiict Is not the law"
The IudtIe looked at him and
without causing for one second,
answered erisply, well, it will
be withiA Is minutes, when I
hand dorm this decision" It
Vs.
Repres,A ntative a I'd Mrs.
Harry a Coffee were hosts at
the Sflfireham Terrace at .
farewell dinner last evening for
a prnnn ef their congressional
trends prior to their going
ayay Rkpresentative and Mrs.
Coffee viii leave Tuesday for
their ho he IN Chadron, Nebr.
70,sa fE Included RepreSen"
taa@s III Mrs. Heron Pear.
sol. Fel, Iresentative and Mrs. D.
Worth Clark, Representative
am Mrs. Harold Cooley, Rep
resenta Give and Mrs. Phil Fer
glIson Representative and Mrs.
Aaron Ford. Representative and
Mrs. Charles F. Mclaughlin.
Panrasantative and Mrs. John
], DEMPSEY, Mrs. Lucille Strong
and MR. Paul Greever.
Judge William H. Swiggert, Of
N shviIke, Tenn, is staying at
til e 1sop durisAG his current
III Ia 5as .lington.
I. Edwards. U. s. A..
Is .1l at Wardman Park
H&En
far atd Mrs. Earl Peck, Of
F@rs.a Oak, Mich, are at the
III E5i'i 7ae.