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Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
Harold N. Rogers

Real knowledge of youth problems
and youth interests will be brought
to the Municipal Bench thru the
election of Harold N. Rogers, one
of the candidates for that position
Since the world war and after COM
pletion of his college career, he has
always interested himself in athletics,
has been close follower of same as
well as youth activities in general
He has officiated at basketball and
football games in Minneapolis and
thruout the Northwest for eighteen
years. He has been identified with
the Boy Scout movement, the Big
Brothers, and has helped in settle
ment house and playground work.
In addition, he has boy and girl
of his own.
Mr.. Rogers has practiced law in
Minneapolis for fifteen years. He is
forty-one years of age, was born in
Minneapolis, and educated in the
citys public school system, being a
graduate of North High School, took
his academic college work at Carle-
ton, and his legal training was ac-
quired at the University of Mime
sofa. He is past State Commander
of the American Legion, has been
active in Veterans affairs, particu-
larly in efforts to secure employ
ment for veterans.
His friends know him as able,
fearless and tolerant, and feel that
he would bring all the necessary
qualifications to the judicial office.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Ans: Unless something unforeseen
happens to give your husband a
drastic shock, he will never mend
his ways. 1t is awfully easy for a
man to fall into "rut," but it is
mighty hard to climb out The So
luton depends mostly on your pow
ers of persuasion
S. V. D.-Tell me whether or not
my grandson is really dumb and will
not learn anything in school? His
mother is very worried.
Ans: No ;. your grandson is not
dumb He could learn his school
work easily if someone would coach
him at home and try to make his
school work interesting. AS long as
he considers his training as job he
won't like it. Prepare him for a
trade of some kind.
c. (which of the two bust
would either prove successful?
Ans: Both propositions are good
ones although / am afraid your
financial condition would only per-
nit you to enter but one field Study
the propositions over thoroughly be-
fore going into them SO that you
can make it pay from the start.
r. M. S.-Does the man that l am
so much in love with care anything
for me?
Ans: At this particular time he
believes himself to be in love with
another woman. He will enter your
life again but only for a short
time, l think, for he realizes that he
does not love you but likes your
friendship.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

spent Mothers day, 1913, far UP
in the northeastern part of France,
where Mothers day and its signifi-
canoe had not yet reached the
civilian population.
No florists: we were scattered in
billets over the countryside, Most
of us went out into the meadows and
plucked flower of the proper color,
and no one knows the wealth o
flowers in a meadow in the foothills
of the Alps, unless he has seen them
1t stands out in my memory so
we'll, because of all Mothers days,
land / have seen them alb, this
gesture of going out and hunting the
emblem had more of a significance
to me than a visit to the florists.
I treasure that memory, why, l
cannot tell, but it seems to me that
gesture was born more of feeling,
than social procedure. So we who
know war, and probably hate war
more than any pacifist can ever
realize, still salute that noble band
of heroines, who though they proba-
bly, never saw any of the actual
holocaust, knew nothing of the work
ings of the military, still gave more
and suffered more because they gave
SO much, MOTHERS.
Pporv
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
Minneapolis, Mimi,
May a, 1887.

~'~Ny - ~OO' -
Mr.. j. E. Perry,
Twin City Herald,
248 Fourth Ave. s.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Dear Mr.. Perry:
In behalf of the Board of Directors
of the Associated Negro Credit
Union, wish to express our appre-
citation of the very fine publicity you
have given to our project.
It is cooperation of this kind that
is fundamental to success.
We wish you and your splendid
newspaper continued success, which
is so we'll deserved.
Yours very truly,
Associated Negro Credit Union,
Mr.. Talmadge B. Carey,
Secretary-TreaSurer.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
. AB8E< WALLACE
lounoest rental,s+ on The
American shoe -~~.-

A. Why husband is a good man
but he needs to go to doctor and
every time suggest it he says he
does not have the money. Tell me
what to do?
Ans: Your husband doesn't have
the money to throw away E. but
surely he could arrange to receive
the medical attention necessary for
his health. Make him realize that
it would be cheaper In the long run
for him to see a DOCTOR He shouldn't
neglect himself.
v. H.-Do you think am doing
the right thing in telling myself l
care for this man and taking up all
my time with him?
Ans: There is no reason why you
shouldn't associate with him, how
ever you should not devote all your
lime to him. 1t is quite true that
lie is agreeable and pleasant but he
S just not the man that will be-
,ome your future mate.
]. H.-Does this man I am so very
fond of love me or am I acting silly?
everyone knows / love him and will
re visit me or is he just like all
,ther men l know, cheat and a
alsehood?
Ans: Of course not 5. give the
,ov a chance to reach an honest
pinion. He was truthful when
lie did not know if he loved you or
not. Continue your association and
be sure that your conduct is above
reproach. He is searching for the
perfect girl.
nj. Pr enjoy reading your col
umn. Will my husband change and
will l have success in the future?
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

of 1884, and is chairman of the Mock
Coronation this year, which will be
one of the special features of the
Fashion Revue.
James Grimes will impersonate
King Edward VI; Mrs. Elizabeth Van
Hook, Queen Elizabeth; Mrs. L. Nc
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08
SOCIAL NOTES

The Alpha Beta Gamma society
of st. Peters A. M. E. Church met
Friday, May 6, at the home of Mrs.
Alberta Burnette.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

The Jolly Sixteen club will meet
Tuesday, May 10, at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Stewart, 1852 Fifth ave-
nue. south.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Mrs. Palmer Jackson is still I'LL at
her home, 37OS Fourth avenue south.
James and John Carter are stu
i'll in the General hospital.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

The Mothers Effort Club OF the
Minnesota Association OF Colored
Women will worship at Bethesda
Baptist Church Mothers Day, at the
morning service.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Mr.. Tyler Howell, Sr, is still I'M
proving. We hope to see him up
before long. He has been in the
General hospital for several months.
Mr.. Elma and Lord Payne spent
the week end with Mrs. Frank Snow,
522 Aldrich avenue north. The vlsl-
tors are from Des Moines, Iowa.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

Miss Allie Glenn now resides at
SO Bryant avenue north.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1937-05-08

The girls Sunday School class OF
Bethesda Church will sponsor a
Mother and Daughter banquet at the
church Saturday, May 8, at 6:OO
nm Miss Helen Lewis, president;
Mrs. M. c. Washington, teacher.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

CLEVELAND PARK1.JULY 1-sEPT. 10: :
soo eom,oT5sble' 500. m 3s6s Hs'2 a5tR gust ST.
as17 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W-FoR
summer months: unusual home; beauti-
1ul iurn.. very cool reas. rent. Clev. 693S.
CHEVY CHASE: D.. C-DURING JULY.
@ Isrse ,d rooms; porehes shaded yard. ea-
st. NV. Cleveland a24l.
LARGE HOUSE WELL FURNISHED 4
pea rooms garage; fine neighborhood; rent
reasonable: available at once. Clev. 3305.
Apply S. T ROBERTSON. 1901 Gaorse-
town. I'd. Bethesda. Nd Wise 1444.
MODERN HOME IN BRADLEY VILLAGE.
3 bed rooms, 2 baths living room dining
ss5 month. Cali MRS. STAMP. wise. 4945.
aoas PHILADELPHIA AVE. TAX. PIX, MD.
furn.: plenty Of sround. owner will Keep
l or bed rms: couple. Shep. 2505-M
a FINE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE. FUR
nlshed houses in best section of city. LES
LIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 66l4 cO'
JULY AND AUGUST-COOL SUBURBAN
residence; nicely furnished; rooms in
porch and dining. porch; near 10th ST.
BUS: reasonable; references required. shep-
JULY, AUGUsT-cHEVY CHASE; DC
Large yard. screened porches. . baths
lavatory. maids room and bath. Emer-
son $3.50.
ATTRACr1VELY FURNISHED, s-RooM
and bath house. modern conveniences, ga
rage: reduced to Sl1O for lease year or
longer DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE D. -SEMI-DETACHED
house 8 rooms baths: garage oil burner.
eec. refrigerator. 533S 42nd st. NV
Cleveland 6S16.
NEAR 18th AND DECATUR
rooms a bed Ioomsl. bath. porches:
garage. well furnished. automatic heating;
$50; vacant July l. Address Box 327-C.
Star Office
COLONIAL STYLE. Q ROOMS. = BATHS;
nicely furnished: large yards; S140 month.
Adams 3516. Between u and ..
NEARBY VIRGINIA - ATTRACTIVELY
furnished hve-room house: fireplace. oil
burner: Summer months or longer. Wal
nut $500 2Os
CHEVY CHASE D. C.
r.. bath, garage. brick residence; gas
heat. elec. refrigeration.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.
$500 Conn. Ave Clev o3OO
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DON ELLEN-Convalescent and invalid
ssmh Psone Fuxedo SS? sa Rrdue ave-
1885 QUE ST. NW.-"Old Enelish"-
Showers Show s,I Selected meals. Pool and ping
Erounds; room for :: $50 each: hos Exceptions ton
ally well-balanced meals. Wisconsin 1872.
5Ssrd 55Ss Ilst sssoC 81 mont6 rooms With
1910 10th ST. N.W.--Attractive room for
young ladies; other vacancies: excellent
meals: home atmosphere. 1S'
1913 10Th ST NV. The Legation Club
ATTRACTIVE single and double rms; S42.5O
and $40: excellent meals
LARGE FRONT ROOM on end floor suit
able for two; excellent board. Phone Allan
220I MASS. AVE, NW.-Desrable. cool
sSo a9a sssso snee dob ass
extra large for g.
1401 10th ST. N.W.-,2nd floor front;
suitable 3 persons: newly furnished. dou
water; phones in all rooms; selective
menus; parking.
AIR R.coNpITIoNED, new modern: Is
aoans na ss5 .t line s0Rss9a ssss
goth AND PARK RD.-Jewish family;
!Gysy Ipnnyr room n =, twin beds private bath with
1o;au 1o54 MASS. "! AVE. N:W.-sinele room for
and cool: showers: all conveniences.
1888 INGRAHAM ST N.W-Larse. dou-
ladies': l4th St cars. Georgia 6l92
1912 KALORAMA RD--Attractive double
and single rooms: shady and cool; home
stmosphere: Southern cooking.
1922 LAMONT ST. ,NW.-Vacancy single
and double: So weekly up: Southern cook
Ing: home atmosphere. Adams 5223
CAN, CARE for children in my home, IN
Shepherd 24l0.
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HOUSES UNFURkIshED.

REPossEssED HOUSES SAVE 1900 TO
81 900 Federal Housing monthly pay
ment plan plan less than rent; Brokers atten-
NV District $3.50.
5-RM FRAME BUNGALOW. THOROUGH
ly reconditioned. Immediate possession
Apply 1880 r. I. ave. ne. See house 30O5
Yost pl. ne.
BUNGALOW, CORNER, NORTHWEST; 8
rooms. bath. INV. heat. INV, refrigera-
tion. large attic and cellar. pantry: shade
trees. Call Georgia 1885 after pm. 49,
3622 NORTON. ST, N.w;-,s ROOMS
bath. garage. oil heat; available at once;
sos Georgia ABS.
FoxHALL VTLLAGE-CORNER' Mop
ern semi detached brick. English design.
Large living dining room. kitchen. 2nd
floor, bed rooms. 2 tile baths: 3rd floor.
. bed rooms. running water: gas heat
elec. refrigerator buflt-in garage. avn
ings. recreation room. LESLIE D.
MEASELL Cleveland 1914. 90
err brick homes, rooms. baths. recre-
alton rooms, oil heat, to 10 rooms. 2
baths. Before renting inspect our list Of
beautiful homes. LESLIE D. MEASELl.
5OOS Connecticut ave. NV. Cev. 6614.
20"
bO25 4th ST. N.W.-NEW HOUSE z RMS,
Including ,IeeEe.tion rm:, unique fully
built-in garaRe: open for inspection reas.
2. 3. AND BED ROOM HOMES. $50
A11b. in select Navy community near clubs.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
INFORMATION CONCERN.
ing our list of available units,
which comprise a variety as
to size, price and location,
Will be furnished if you will
call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE
s2n 1h.h 81 NV Phone National 21 90
Evening star., 1937-06-18
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

CHEVY CHAsE-5 LARGE ROOMS. IN
closed sleeping porch. bath. garage. Frieid-
aire oil heat: lot TOx150; S75; furnished.
500. Wisconsin 2494.
g LARGE ROOMS. GOOD YARD. FRIGI-
daire, instantaneous hot water; in good
condition: rent reasonable. Adams S9Ss.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE

s ROOMS. BATH: 3 EXPOSURES: PRI
yate park; S27Go equity for 500: excel
lent rental proposition. Georgia 9lOl
COOL. GREEN LAWNS OF BEAUTIFUL,
hampshire Gardens: 3 rooms. kit. bath:
many ,conveniences; equity bargain: S45
monthly, Address Box 36-C. Star ofice %.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BASEMENT FURNISHED APT. NEAR
Dupont Circle: SIS month. WATKINS.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

CLEVELAND PARK-JULY l-SEPT. 10: Z
rms baths. maids rm. bath: Quiet
cool comfort able, S100. 330s 35th ST
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

$50 N. IRVING ST. Arlington-Men or
couple; air-conditioned home: meals opt
excellent transp. Phi. Clar. 800. 20'
COOL. COMFORTABLE ROOMS and bath
for two gentlemen: either two bed rooms
or bed room and living room attractively
1urnlshed; private home; no other room
ers: one block to bus, in Riverdale, Mary
land. Phone Greenwood 3334-J 18"
lO3 ROSEMONT AVE. Alexandria, Va
2 furnished rooms and bath ideal for two
bachelors; within 15 minutes OF Army or
Navy Departments; references exchanged.
Phone Alexandria 915-J for appointment.
1Qs
Evening star., 1937-06-18

S5.95O-S50O CASH. $50 MO- 3S04-3SO
Ivy St, Brentwood Md new, detache
brick houses; 5 large rooms. tile bath MOD
ern kitchen: fireplace. h.-w h furred wall
Weather-stripped. insulated. screened
1. TIMBERLAKE, 14I4 Franklin st. n,
Potomac Oo6O
Evening star., 1937-06-18

$4,000 CASH, BALANCE LIKE Rent
Direct from owner Or. and bath 70
house six years old; cost, $4,000 O(
sacrifice for 81 $4,000. Clev 6S26
Evening star., 1937-06-18

A NEW DETACHED BRICK AT S9.75l
with four bed rooms lot 65-foot from
large covered front porch, built-in garag
automatic heat. furred: insulated an
weather-Stripped Served by 10th ST. br
line. Call Shepherd 445o until s pm
WAPIE q JAMES INC
Evening star., 1937-06-18
APARTMENTS uhEuph,snrn

nm
:|Ssl :|.s 1.sh 4.i1 ST soH;. Rms kIT BATH
1sl7 3rd st. n.w.-3 rms, dinette. kit,
D.iS; S1e 1Ss 4 i n.~.-s rms. r.eeD. hail. kit.
42l IN st nv rms. kit, bath; $40.
1907 rye &. & wALsHEh h.tISS., 1kS e4s,.
NEW APARTMENTS.
~ and Farragut sts. N.W.-$42.50 to
$3.50; $,,t O., 2 rms: kitenen. dinette: tile bath
0eorgia 1898.
3135 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
en- and bath to three rooms. kitchen and
$3.50 TO $4,000,
Electric Refrigeration-Heat
and Janitor Service
733 18th St. NV. National o35e.
OPP, s.tiUo.i RSa% W1S S,sS,aI. AyE NV; oo., 1n.
stte sa; kit; kc and bath. s5a:bo; rms, recep.
fes rfxdas' 1895 kESYGs 81 ess gFr 81 N% ASt 1os
also also = rooms. k!tchen. bath and porch;
'iee f7's'0alfe rHs fSs's9 sPbLEY Hsf. mgr Apt Ss
81, NJ r:frr.T.,ioa sf; nw2 rms Kitchen and bath.
1927 K s. NV W%rf6os GO, so, Met s':, ao',. .,
1880 7th ST. NV
niShed: S35. 90.
1865 NICHOLSON ST. NV. APT. !.
PEG rooms. living nm. dinette, kitchen
Newly decorated.
3O1 10th ST. s.W.
oro moor. ) rms. BATH Si5 no.
sos OTIS PL NV
rooms; kitchen and BATH $3.50.
Just Newly Decorated,
245l 18th ST. NV
rms. X. and b.. heat furnished: S42bO.
Newly Decorated Throughout
1901 ST. Sc
3r.. k. dinette, bath. S4260
o4b EYE ST. S.W. t2nd FLOOR,
rooms kitchen and bath; S32 80
-,o FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1.,3 18th st NV. Natl. O352
WHY PAY HIGH RENT?
COOL, MODERN APTS.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Sl2 500; NEV
condition, brick Colonial, model kitche|
and large breakfast room screened livir}
porch. 4 bed rooms. baths finished thin
floor. recreation room with fireplace autd
matte heat brick garage EDW H JONEl
& CO. INC. Cleveland $500 until Q
Evening star., 1937-06-18

TODAY'S BEST VALUE. CHEVY CHASl
Md. west of Conn ave- in a grove of fin
shade trees. House is center-hall plan
rooms. bath. screened living and sleepir}
porches. automatic heat. garage. ST97
with two adjoining Soft lots available q
$3.50 each. Close to all schools. Clev4
land o3OO until n m
Evening star., 1937-06-18
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFUR,

ALTON APTS, 1445 PARK RD. NV
rms. kit. bath; 3 rms. foyer. Kit.
bath cross ventilation, refg.. elevator.
3030 AND 321s WIS AVE. OPP. CATH
Refined element; beautiful apt. S. expos,
incl. sun parlor. shower bath, elec. refriger-
alton: Summer rates.
CLIFTON MANOR APIS. 2514 l4th ST.
nw.--Cool: l and rms, kit, bath; eleva-
Evening star., 1937-06-18

$50 80 PER MONTH
New apts.: large screened sleeping
porchex: one block from school and shop
ping center.. Available July 1st.
WALTER R%oND1RDURK, SH3PHKRD 2401.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

3SI7 CATHEDRAL AVE N.W.-FOR
summer months: unusual home beauti-
1ul furn.. very cool: reas. rent. Clev. 691S.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DURING JULY
large rooms. porches; shaded yard ga
rage; elee., refrigerator; SIS. 62ly 33rd
ST. q " Cleveland 'NIN
Evening star., 1937-06-18

S7,O00-1411 SPRING RD. NW.-6 RMS
lnclosed porch. built-in garage Built b
J. S. Gruyer. sold new Sl0.25O. Phou
MR. MALONEY. Cleveland 764a
Evening star., 1937-06-18

Cape Cod high D. c. location. ned
Transportation, schools: real bargain a
this price. Call promptly National 143S
Evening star., 1937-06-18
SEMI-DETACEEI

NEW DETACHED BRICK ON A LO1
tJxl9o in restricted community served
by the 18th ST. bus line; three large be
rooms, two tiled baths library l3x11
with built-in bookshelves and knott
pine panellng finished attic, two-car sa|
rage. oil heat, slate roof copper gutte1
and spouts. Phone Shepherd 4455 until
q pm WAPLE & JAMES INC
Evening star., 1937-06-18

close in NV: s rooms. baths, large 10
detached garage. Your house In trad
Dist. 31o1 Ewes Geo 61S3
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1906 LAMONT NW.-Attractive, cool
front. 2nd floor; twin beds. inner spring
mattresses; also single Sl6
Evening star., 1937-06-18

$40 E ST NE.-NINE-ROOM BRICH
anil. suitable for rooming house, torrii
or home price SS o5O cOs
Evening star., 1937-06-18

BUNGALOW. ROOMS, H.-W.H. AM Il
good location. Sacrifice at $3.50. Mel
63gl between q and 4:30 week days.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

SILVER SPRING MD. IN NEIGHBOH
hood OF attractive Colonial homes-OwinI
TO Illness, owner Will sacrifice brand-ne}
slX-room brick nome with furred walIl
gas heat. attached garage with overhead
door, insulated, weather-stripped caulked
screened; occupied only six months; shoA
walk one-fare bus zone. stores SCHOOL,
Reasonable cash pay't by responsible partl
secures equity. Inspection by appointment
Shepherd 1886 is.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

1854 BRENTWOOD RD 14th and r. l.
ave ne.-Rooms. nicely furnished; room
hight h.k.; detached house: exceptionally
cool: 3-room apt 18th and U St. Sc
A. S. Economon. Dist oS30 1gs
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Mrs. Hargrave Will
Attend Luncheon

Mrs. Myrtle U. Hargraye will come
from New York City to attend the
annual luncheon of the Delphian So
ciety to be held Saturday, June S. at
the Raleigh Hotel, at 2 O'Clock. Mrs
HargraVe is general director for the
Eastern United States. She will be
introduced by Mrs. Evelyn Bright
Buckley, general chairman for the
luncheon. Also from New York will
come Mrs. Edith Roberts, field Sec
retary for the Delphian Society of
New York. Local presidents will re-
ceive at a reception to be held at
1:30 O'Clock.
Among those making reservations
for the luncheon are Mrs. Edwin A.
HaLsey, wife Of the secretary Of the
United States Senate; Mrs. Ruth H.
Snodgrass, recording secretary of the
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Elizabeth Da-
wilson, Mrs James G. Yaden. Mrs.
H. B. Linton, Mrs. Maude Thatcher,
Mrs. A. R. Horn. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Stuart, Mrs. L. F. Bradley. Mrs.
Charles Kades, Mrs. H. D. Jacob, Mrs.
c. c. Williams, Mrs. G. B. Allen, Mrs.
Charles Elsinger, Mrs. George Lewis.
Mrs. Edwin L. Davis. Mrs George
H. Milne, Mrs. r. C. Roark and Mrs.
Harvey Zimmerman.
Mrs. George NJ. Norris, president
of the Columbia Chapter, is receiv-
ing reservations.
Mrs. Pauline E. Oak, dramatic
reader, will be presented by Miss Esma
Maybee, chairman Of entertainment.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
News of Residents
During the Week
Around Rockville

r OCKVILLE, Md, May 29.-Mrs.
John c. Parsons and Miss Eliza
beth Case of Potomac entertained at
a shower in Mrs. Parsons home, in
Rockville, Wednesday night in COM
pliment to Miss Lucille Penn, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Penn Of
Potomac, Md, whose marriage TO Mr..
Robert E. CopeS jr., of Silver Spring,
Md, is to take place here next
month. About rs guests attended.
Mrs. Hugh Magruder Of Fredericks-
sisters, Mrs. Alexander Klgour and
Miss Lydia Prettyman. in Rockville.
Mrs. Nicholas Papadi of New York
City has returned to her home after
spending some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. Camillus B. Stokes, in Rock
vile. Miss Piez of Tarrytown, N. Y,
is now guest of Mrs. Stokes.
Mrs. Joseph Fouts of Philadelphia
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mary Brooke, in Rockville.
Mrs. F. Hazel Cashell entertained
yesterday at bridge party, in Rock
vile.
Mr.. Anderson Williams of Schenec-
tady, N. Y, is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Will
liams, in Rockville, for few days.
Mrs. Eugene B. Casey of Gathers
burg entertained at the Bethesda
Woman's Club Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis have
removed to Mount Rainier. Md. after
living in Washington Grove for sey-
eral years.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
COLONIAL COSTUMES
ARE EFOUND IN SOUTH
Garments Worn by Middleton
Declaration of Independence
Signer, Discovered.
le Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. May Goo
lonial costumes of the ITO period
that once were worn by Arthur Mid
dleton, one of South Cardinals four
signers of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence, were discovered in an old
trunk here recently and are on dis
play at the Charleston Museum
Razing barn at Middleton place,
the old Middleton home on the Ashley
River, workmen found an old leather
covered. brass studded trunk. buried
beneath a pile of straw behind a
horse trough. The trunk contained
smaller trunk.
In the smaller trunk, which was
made by Delano's of New York. were
two coats, two pairs of breeches and
five vests. wrapped in a heavy sheet
marked, Clothes of Arthur Middle
ton"
E. Milby Burton, museum director.
said in all probability the trunks had
been stored in the barn since the war
between the States and forgotten.
Both trunks were air-tight and the
contents were almost perfectly pre-
served.
Both coats are of brocaded silk and
both are cut along the same lines. One
is cream colored with pink rosebud
designs and the other is light blue
One pair of the breeches is OF solid
red velvet and the other of gold bro-
caded silk. All the vests are of bro.
caded silk, in different colors.
Middleton was born at Middleton
place June 26, 1742. Educated in
England, he was a delegate to tie
Continental Congress in 1776-77. H
was elected Governor of South Caro-
lima in 1778, but refused to serve be-
cause of his dissatisfaction with the
new State constitution. He was cap
tured by the British, exchanged and
later was again a delegate to Con-
gress, and served as member of the
State Legislature. He died January
l. 1887, at Middleton place