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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
NASH babicku Shirley Temple
owe ma Morave.

Dennf listy v Ceskoslovensku
dokazujl rodopisnymi zazna-
my, Re predkove proslavene a.
mericke filmove hveZdicky,
Shirley Temple-ove, pochazeji
z Ceskoslovenska. V obci We
sell, blfze Lomnice ma Morave
pry zije dosud JEFF babicka,
ktera Sc jmenuje Jana Klau-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

Zasilka valecnych potFeb v OBJ
nosu $4,000 900 dovolena VIA
dou Spojenych StatId do
Spanslska.
Vlada Spojenych Stat1, jak
Sc pravf prot sve Will a prani,
vtazena byti NIUE hluboce do
spanelske valky nasledkem sla
bosti zakona jak nyni stoji, O
zasilkach valecnych potreb.
A jestlize kongres, ktery
sejde Sc v budoucim tydnu ne
ucin1 niceho ma opraveni sla-
bosti teto, pokusy jistych E.
vropskych vlad vynutiti ne
strannost mezi valcfcimi, mi
ceny by byly.
Toto vySlo ma jevo v pondeli,
kdyz statni department vydal
dovolenf dive, z mnohych j.
nych, ma vyvoz vzducholodf a
vzducholodnich strojG do Bal
boa ku dobru spanelske vlady.
Vladnimu Department. poda-
rilo Sc premluviti jine firmy
zeme. Jak udano z Washing
tonu asi 20 firem radio Sc S
vladimir odborem v minulych
mesicfch ohledne nazor1 valec-
nych zasilek do Spanelska.
Ten, jenz pfesvedciti sc medal,
je Robert Cuse, president Wi
malert spolecnosti v Jersey CT
ty, jenz oznamil Josephu c..
Green, nacelnfku zbrani a sire
Iva We statnim departmental,
re zada O dive license, ably mo-
hi uskutecniti zasilky do Spa
n6lska. DIE prvnf license bu-
de moci zaslati tam Is aero
plant pine vyzbrojenych pro
waikiki, v Gene $4,000.
We Washington jest dale u
vazovano, re Cuse jest agen-
tenn We Spojenych Statech jis-
tych firem, kterym snadno jest
vybrati velike sunny penez pro
Spanelsko. Wade nezalezf ma
zjiSten1 techto firem.
Obavou nasf vlady jest, ja-
ky DOZEN zpGsobi toto ma E.
vropske staty a jake nasledky
toto m1ti Dude.
= Z Washington ozname-
no bylo, re president Roosevelt
ukazuje ma potrebu pr1snejs1-
no zakona ma neutralitu ohled-
ne pos1lanf Valencia materia-
lu bojujfcfm stranam. Rozhod-
mutt Roberta Cuse pro jeho VII
Ii zaslati aeroplany spanelske
Wade, naval president "ne-
vlasteneckym". Zvedeno bylo
V Baltimore, re stroje aeropla-
nj, jez Cuse chce posflati Spa
n6lske Wade, prodany byly mu
V minulem mes1ci vzduchopla-
veckym odborem ma Wright
Field.
V Londyne doufano jest, re
rychle Zakon o nestrannosti
Dude upraven tax, ably Sc po-
dobnym vytackam pTedeslo. V
Londyne jest obava, re kdyby
Spojene Staty dovolily Cuseovi
zas1lati aeroplany spanelsku,
bylo by Hitlerovi umozneno ne
z~astaviti veSkerou pomoc Spa
nelskym vzbourencGm.
N6mecko zas1la vice valec-
nych lodi do Balboa. Nakladni
LODI, kterou Spanelska vlada
vzala Nemecku, nynf vracena
byla Nemecku, jez jeste vynu-
ii, ably cast zasilek ma lodi skon
fiskovana a jeden namornik
propusteni byli.
Francie vyzyva dobrovolnf-
ky, ably bojovali We prospect
spanelske vlady, jestlize Ne
mecko Dude doyolovati "dobro
volnlkGm" pTipojiti Sc ku Spa
n6lskym vzbouTenc1m.
Spanelska vlada oznamuje
velike v1tezstvf mad rebely u
Cardoba, jizne cd Madridu.
Pobito pry tam bylo 5000
vZboufencG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
LEX z krve nemocnych.

V Praze ma Bulovce stavej1
novou budovu pro nemocne
nakazlivymi chorobami. Bude
nit 800 luck, ale uz ted Sc u
kazuje re to Dude brzy malo a
re by Sc mela postavit budova
o patro .vyssl. Nen1 to vsak pro-
to, re by Sc nakazlive choroby
neJak rozs1fily. Lekari z praz
skych infekcnfch oddelen1 RI
kali, re letos je pomerne stejne
onemocnen1 jake drive. Pocet
nemocnych vsak stoupl. Pocet
obyvateld Prahy rocne stoupne
asi O 20 tis1c a proto stoupa i
pocet ~nemocnych v nemocni-
c1ch. Do nemocnice Sc hlas1
ted vic lid1, nez dTiv take pro-
to, re Tide uz ztratili panicky
strach pred nemocnicemi. Sa-
mi lecen1 v Mich vyhledavajf.
MOdern1 nemocnice je kusem
spravedlnosti pro chude. Je to
dobre vysvedcen1 lekaT1m v ne
mocniclch.
Ma nemoci infekcni je vsak
opravdu vymezeno malo m1sta
a v PraZe Sc stava, re vSechna
lGzka jsou obsazena a mnohde
jednotliva odd6len1 pTepln6na.
Pres tyto nepr1znive pomery
dosahuj1 nasi lekaTi ma infekc-
mich oddelen1ch krasnych w
sledkG. Ted je nejrozs1Tenej-
81 infekcnf nemocf spala. Vet
sinou vsak ma prGbeh zcela
lehky. Jen nektere pTipady
jsou velmi tezke, ale skoro
vzdy sc je podaTl "zachytit".
Spala Sc lecf t. Nv. "Serem're-
Notwithstanding" Je to lex,
ktery Sc vyrab1 z krve lid1, KITE
Fl NELL spalu a uz Sc uzdravili.
Pr zcela vyjimecnych pr1pa-
dech Sc uz1va transfuse krve a
to jenom tehdy, hrozf-li krcnf
komplikace.
Zajfmave je, re obyvatele
tropickych a subtropickych
kraft byvajf jen velmi zrfdka
spalou postizeni. Nejde tn O
nejakou vets1 odolnost barev-
nych plemen prot tteo nemoci,
nybrz jen o vliv podnebf.
Chladna severn1 a stredn1 Ev-
ropa trpf spalou vic a onemoc-
nen1 jsou take nebezpecnejsi,
nez JIM Europa. PT1roda sama
chranf 1tly v6k d6tsky proti
teto nemoci. u kojencG do 6
m6sicG Sc spala t6mer ami ne
vyskytuje a tez u detf do kon-
&c prvnfho roku je velmi wac
nym zjevem. Nejv1ce postum
je deti cd 6 do Is az Is let.
Gin je clovek starsf, tim je pro
tt spale odoln6jsf, take spala
u lid pres 60 let Sc poklada "a
neobycejnou udalost. Ia to
dostane-li starsf clovek spalu,
Ijde jiste O velmi tezky prfpad.
Prekvapuje, re chude deti jsou
proti spale pomerne dobTe o.
dolne a prave v mestskych ctvr
itch, zamoznymi rodinami oby-
vanych, spala Tadi vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
z WASHINGTONU.

z WASHINCTONU.
V dobe jeden tyden trvajfci,
ktera skoncila dine II. prosince
bylo v americkych pr1stavis-
itch vylodeno $780, 600 busld
korny.
Jine obili, ktere bylo posled-
nj tyedn vylod6no We Spoje-
nych Statech, je 125, 900 buslG
zita, 10000 buslG psenice a
$4,000 buslG jecmene z Ka-
nady.
z Argentiny je vypraveno
1,354,OOO busld korny, ktera
Dude dodana k americkym bfe
him.
= Poole narodnf ligy pro
zenske volice, Dude We vsech
zakonodarnych sborech 48 sta
til Unie v roce 1887 celkem
1876 zenskych zakonodarcn,
coz jest O 5 vice nez 1886.
Vychodni staty, hlavne sNo-
voanglicke, mali celkem 48 re-
publikanskych zen We svych le-
gislaturach.
Politicka prfslusnost zen roz-
delena takto: 78 Sc hlasf k de-
mokratdm, dive jsou nestranne,
tfi Sc schvalenim demokratd i
republikan1 a jedna jest neod-
vista republikanka.
Stat New Hampshire ma v
legislature 10 zen, stat Con-
necticut Is a stat Vermont IA
zen.
- President Roosevelt Wy
zval narod, ably 81 wal pouce-
nj z velke lekce a prilezitosti
|.jak jsou vyliceny We "Vanocni
kolede" cd Chas. Dickense.
Stisknuv knoflik jimz Sc ro-
zehnaly st1ny ma Lafayette
namesti pred Bflym Domem,
president pravil, re byl odvo-
Ian k tomuto obradu cd sveho
o~bvykleho ctenf teto krasne
vanocnf povidky sve rodine.
zadal, ably kdyz Sc podili ma
tradicnim obradu stedreho We
cera, mt bylo dovoleno ukaza-
tt ma slib, ktery starry Scrooge'
pochopil pc mnoha posetilos-
tech sveta, O velke pT1lezitosti
vanocn1 sezony.
ga uctim Vanoce We SVEN
srdci a pokusfm Sc zachovati to
pc cely rok,' pravil president.
"Budu zfti v minulosti, v pT1-
tomnosti i v budoucnosti. Ouch
vse til Sc We mne zachova. Ne
uzavru Sc prot lekcim, ktere
ucf."
Kdyz stall We stinu obrovske-
no vanocnfho stromku, nedale-
ko sochy pres. Jacksona, pre-
sident pravil: "Scrooge (hlav-
nj osoba Dickensovy povidky)
byl lepsf nez jeho slovo. Do
kazal to vsecko, a daleko vice,
a malemu Tiny Timovy, ktery
neumrel, byl druhym otcem.
Stall Sc tax dobrym pritelem,
panem a muzem, jaky kdy byl
znam v onom starem dobrem
meste onoho stareho dobreho
sveta. Nektem Tide Sc small,
kdyz videli v mem onu zmenu,
ale on je nechal smati a malo
ma ne dial ;nebot byl dost mou
dry a by vedel, re mic dobreho
by Sc tomu Tide z pocatku do
syta nesmali. Jeho vlastni srd
ce Sc smalo, a to mu dostacilo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
44lety farmar po Is dnech
mIuveni mrtev.

V Ocala, Florida, smrt ukon-
ella hrozny stav mluveni Ho-
warda %Stillmana, ktery 20 18
dn1 neustale mluvil, aniz mu
lekaTi mohli pomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Podomn1 prodavac ryb zane
chal 100000.

V New Yorku zemrel Chris
TOPPER Hassett, 70lety, ma Ste
dry Vecer. Pc dobu tf1 posled-
mich rokG bydlel samotny We
sv6tnici, "a n1z tydne platil So.
Zanechal ma hotovosti $780,
900. Prodaval pc domech ry-
by dvakrate v tydnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
$150.0OO pozar zavinsn
zlodeji.

V Sacramento, Kalifornie,
policie svad1 pozar ma rozezle-
ne zlodeje, kterf nemohouce O.
tevr1ti pokladnu v obchodu w.
T. Grant, zapalili dim. Ohnem
zpGsobena byla ma domu a ma
vedlejsim obchodu F. w. Wool
worth skoda We vysi $15O.OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

nan. Zda-li Dude moci dobro-
te tveho srdce odolati? A ma
stane opetne smfr mezi vami,
vykvete opetn6 pratelstvf, las
ka a mir. Mejme Sc vsichni
radl, milujme Sc, nehnevejme
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Penize nejsou vse.

V New Yorku Elizabeth
Butterfield, dedicka depart
mentlho obchodu v Minneapo-
lis, usmrtila Sc skokem s okna
Is. poschodi hotelu Barlizon-
Plaza, v nemz bydlela pod ne
pravym jmenem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Mrtvola muze " papiru.

V Hutchinson, Kansas, roz-
client bylo vyvolano mezi "a
mestnanci Central Fibre Pro-
duets Company, kdyz otevreli
velky balik pap1ru a nasli v
mem mrtvolu muze, Paula B.
Kingsley z Denver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Trojcata " rodins dSlnika.

V Boston, Mass, 31leta Ed
ward Nickerson povila pred
casne trojcata, vesmes divky.
Jeji manzel je zahradnikem
ma nouzovych prac1ch WPA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Vytecny prostredek.

V Berkeley, Kalifornie, vsec-
ky hubene studentky universe
ty Kalifornie must denne vyp1t
pint mleka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Nemily host.

V Marlin, Texas, Softer Eek
bridge rozbil truck a vykladnf
skTin, kdyz "a jfzdy chtel Wy
puditi mysku, ktera mu vklou-
fla do kalhOt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
Pc zabave srmrt.

Odena We vecern1 plesove
saty, v nichz oslavovala Vano-
&c, Betty Cowell, % roxy sta
ra, sklepnice, nalezena byla
mrtva New Yorku. Otravila
sc plynem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor ..... jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
KAREL JANDA,
sol N. Belnord Avenue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-01
"Hnsv pfatelstvi rusi."

Chci-li S nekym z1ti v mlru,
v lasce ami stin hnevu vGci ne
mu, nesmf pTeletnouti me cello.
Vzlaste v telocvicne nutno "a
chovati pratelstvl verne, pra-
telstv1 bratrske. V Sokole mlu-
vine 81 byti bratry a sestrami
nejvernejs1mi. Ne hned pro
kazde n~apomenutf, pro kazde
slov1cko, snad pro pohled Sc
hnevati. Beda bylo by pc pra-
telstvf, pc lasce, kdyby hnev
mezi nami vyvstal. Hnevu va
RUNE Sc mezi sebou jake fla
nejhorsfho. Nejen telocvicne
i v zivote vGbec sc hnevu W.
stTfhejme. Nevede nikdy k do
bremu. Kdo stale jen Sc mra-
c1, pro mic Sc uraz1, jen Sc hne-
va, dava ma jevo nedostatek
Mediocre srdce. Ten
nezna lasku, nedovede milo
vati bratrsky ami jinak. Mezi
mani must nastati upr1mnost,
vzajemna shoda a harmonic.
A pohneva-li Sc bratr, 81 sestra
ma tebe, nesplacej hnev hne-
.em, zlo, elem. Pamatuj, re
.lo, hnev, dobrem Sc zapuzuje.
Ucin hnevajlc1mu sc druhu ne
co dobreho, mileho, usmej Sc
Evening star., 1937-06-20

BaHlSt, ana Lne vocal SOLOS Dy Mr. Ross
Farrar, soloist at the Cathedral.
Mrs. McDermott, daughter Of Mrs.
George w. Oliver and the late Mr.
Oliver Of Suffolk, Va, is graduate
OF Farmville (Va) State Teachers Col
lege, Oberlin Conservatory of Music,
and took special work at Harvard and
the University of Wisconsin. She holds
an A. B. degree in education from
Shepherd State Teachers College.
Mr.. McDermott, son Of Mrs. J. B.
McDermott of Methuen, Mass, and the
late Mr.. McDermott, is a graduate of
st. Johns Preparatory College, at
tended Queens University and was
graduated from the Atilier Of the Bos-
ton Architectural Club. He did his
graduate work at Harvard He served
in the World War with the Royal
Canadian Horse Artillery in Canada,
England and France. He is an archi-
tect for the construction service Of
the Veterans Administration, at pres
ent superintendent of construction in
Dayton, Ohio.
After motor trip Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Dermott will be in Dayton until Au-
gust l, when they will open their home
in Washington.
Among the guests attending the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie c. Phil
lips, Mrs. Walter o. Coover, Miss Betty
Richardson, Miss Ruth Scarlett, Miss
May Faulkner and Miss Minnie Sny-
der OF Martinsburg, W. Va; Miss Es-
telle Koonce Of HalltoWn. w. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Casey of Williamsport,
Md; Mrs. G. o. Mullan and Miss Mar
garet Baker Of Martinsburg, Mrs. G. w.
Oliver, mother of the bride; Mrs. J.
Harvey Pitt and Miss Eleanor Oliver,
sisters OF the bride, of Suffolk, Va, and
DR.. and Mrs. Otis Oliver OF Mount
Airy, N. c.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Miss GlascOck Wed
To Mr.. Sanelle.

I Asst Tuesday was the day chosen
by Miss Meta Glascock, daughter
Of Mrs. William B. Glascock, and Mr..
Ralph Tyree Saf1elle, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Saf1elle. for their we'd
ding, which took place In the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in Del Ray, Va,
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev.
DR.. E. v. Register oficiated.
The bride wore a navy blue travelling
suit of sheer crepe with accessories to
match and large navy blue milan
hat. She had shoulder bouquet of
lilies Of the valley.
The brides sister. Miss Winifred
Glascock, was the maid of honor and
only attendant. She wore navy blue
lace dress with shoulder bouquet of
talisman roses.
Mr.. Samuel Satfelle was best man
for his brother.
Only the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom were present and
the young couple left directly after
the ceremony by motor for Atlantic
City and New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Saffelle will reside upon their return
in Alexandra, Va.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Miss Catherine Edelblut
Bride of DR.. Coakley.


Bride of DR.. Coakley.
THE marriage of Miss Catherine
Edelblut, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William A. Edelblut. to DR..
Charles S. Coakley took place June
10 at o'clock, in the residence of
the brides parents in Burnt Mills,
Nd.
A protusion of Summer flowers
formed a lovely setting in the draw
ing room of the new Dutch Colonial
house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edelblut. Mrs.
Fred H. Gauss played the wedding
music, and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. John Compton
Ball of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
The bride was given to marriage
by her father. and her gown was of
white lace fashioned with long
sleeves slightly puffed at the shoul-
ders. She wore small off -the-face
hat of lace and carried brides roses
and gypsophelia.
Mrs. Earl Mantz was matron OF
honor for her sister and she wore a
delphinium blue lace gown with a
picture hat to match. Mr.. Frank
Rallins was the best man.
A reception followed the ceremony
after which the couple left for a
wedding trip. Upon their return DR..
Coakley will join the staff Of George
Washington University Hospital and
they will reside with the brides
parents during the Summer months
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Miss Grace Mae Oliver
Wed to MIR. McDermott.

MISS GRACE MAE OLIVER of this
Ava city, formerly of Suffolk, Va, for
some years instructor in music in city
schools here, and Mr.. William Gran
ston McDermott of Washington were
married at high noon Wednesday IN
Bethlehem Chapel of the Washing
ton Cathedral by the Very Rev. DR..
Noble c. Powell, dean of the Cathedral.
The double ring ceremony was used
The bride was attired in a gown Of
white lace and mousseline de sole and
white crepe de chine picture hat,
carrying white roses and lilies of the
valley. She was given in marriage by
her brother, Dr. Otis Oliver of Mount
Airy, N. c. Attending the bride was
Miss Louise Wills of Amsterdam, N. Y.
She was gowned in a flesh silk voile
and carried white prayer book
Mr.. Christian S. Heritage, jr., OF
Washington, architect for the War
Department, was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception with buffet breakfast was
held at the Continental Hotel for rela-
tives and friends.
The wedding music was played by
Mr.. r. G. Barrow, the Cathedral or
Evening star., 1937-06-20

l. >
and Mrs James w. Allen OF Detroit,
Mich.
Miss Watkins Is a member OF George
Washington University Chapter, Zeta
Tau Alpha and Mr.. Allen. who was
formerly resident of Washington.
attended Western Reserve College and
is member OF Phi Gamma Delta.
The wedding will take place in July
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard Cham
bin Of Loudoun County, Va, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Elizabeth Marshall to Mr..
Joseph Anthony Roney, son OF Mrs.
Thomas F. Roney of Providence, r. l.
Miss Chamblin is a graduate OF
George Washington University and is
now in the Graduate School at Cath
olic University.
Mr.. Roney is graduate Of Provi-
dence College. Providence. R. l.. and
Of Georgetown University Law School.
He is member Of the bar OF the
District Of Columbia.
The wedding will take place on
June 26.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

the operations Of an electric railway
model. The visitor presses 4 button
and hears a complete account Of how
the model operates before44he ninia-
ture locomotive and cars pull out of
the station for demonstration. More
than 40 accounts are run OF daily
and each record may be played ap-
proximately 900 times or nearly 4
months work by a guide.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

and the first bishop to be consecrated
on American soil.
The ceremony took place on Fri
day, June IL, in Rockville, Md, the
Rev. Henry K. Passing of the Pres
byterian Church officiating.
After a short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Claggett will be at home
at 1854 North st. Asaph street, Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Russ Robot Lectures.

Most popular guide to exhibits at
the House Of Technique In Leningrad,
Russia, Is the new automatic lee
turer." It is expected that soon It
will appear IN museums and similar
institutions. Invented by two Lenin-
grad engineers, one lecture explains
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Miss de Falevitch
Weds Mr.. Booton.

or INTEREST in Washington is the
marriage Of Miss Larissa de Fale-
witch, daughter Of Mr.. Vsevolod de
Falevitch Of Brookline, Mass, to Mr..
John Grif1eth Booton. jr, son Of
Lieut.. Col. John G. Booton. Ordnance
Department, U. S. A. and Mrs Booton,
which took place June 10 at the home
Of the bride In Brookline.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Clark of All Saints Episcopal
Church Of Brookline.
Miss Mary Vermilye Booton was the
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Recent Weddings Many;
Miss Eldredge Is Bride
Daughter of Comdr and Mrs. Eldredge Mar
ries Ensign Dodge-Other Ceremonies of
Interest Here and Elsewhere.

\ ISIS ELEANOR LUCY ELDREDGE daughter OF Comdr.
W Mrs Emory Eldredge became the Ensign Sher-
wood Highly Dodge u s. N, of Dr. Mrs Claude
Dodge Of Bose Wyo at o'clock Saturday. Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. the Hman
The bride given in marriage by her father
fitted gown Of ivory lace atn redngoe STYLE
collar Her full length tule veil pearls
She carried bouquet of lilies of the valley glado
Miss Virginia Mary Pfeer City maid of
honor She Summer peach
bouquet of taisman Miss Priscilla
Miss Harriet Constance Edredge
maids Their OF turquoise blue chiffon
Leghon with turquoise trn They
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Marriage Of Miss Midkin
To Mr.. Claxgett Announced.

THE marriage is announced Of Miss
Mary Midkif1. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Midkiff of Alexandria,
Va, to Mr.. Wycliff Wallis Claggett, jr.,
son Of Mrs. w. w. Claggett and the
late Mr.. Claggett and great-great-
nephew Of Bishop Thomas John
Claggett, first bishop OF Maryland
Evening star., 1937-06-20

maid OF honor and Mr.. William Kent
Titherington OF Litchfield, Conn, was
the best man.
The bridegroom is a graduate Of the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology,
class OF 1887. He Is a member OF
Delta Phi Of the University OF Penn
sylvania. The couple will reside in
Jersey city.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Announce
Etcher- Bailey Marriage.

MIR. AND MRS. ELMER H, BAILEY
announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Mary Ellen, to Mr. Charles
P. Etcher, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Etcher of this city, Sunday. June s,
the Rev. J. T. Baker of the Methodist
Church at Elkton, Md, officiating.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
GOldstein -EZrine

GOldstein- -Ezrine
Marriage Announced.
MR.. AND MRS. B. EZRINE Of
Alexandria, Va, announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Hilda E.,
to Mr.. Alec Goldstein OF Washington.
The wedding took place December "a,
1886, in Elkton. Md
Mr and Mrs Goldstein will reside
at 9 Chapman street, Rosemont, Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Ulman-Friendly
ENLARGEMENT Announced.

Ulman-Friendly
Enlargement Announced.
MR.. AND MRS. LEON ULMAN
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Jean, to Mr.. Alfred
Friendly, son Of Mrs Edward Rosen-
baum and the late Mr.. Rosenbaum OF
Salt Lake City.
Miss Ulman Is graduate Of the
Montesori School, the Potomac
School and the Madeira School. Mr..
Friendly is graduate Of Amherst
College, in the class OF 1893.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Miss Helen Batschelet
Bride Of Mr.. CavaioIa.

THE Cherrydale Methodist Protes-
tant Church was the scene Of a
pretty wedding Friday evening, when
Miss Helen Ruth Batschelet, daughter
Of the chief geographer of the Census
Buraeu, and Mrs. Clarence Edmund
Batschelet Of Arlington, Va, became
the bride Of Mr.. Alfred Richard Cava-
lola, son Of Mrs. Lucy Cavaiola of
Mount Vernon, N. Y, the Rev. E. C.
AAkosky oflciating at o'clock.
Standards OF varicolored garden
flowers, interspersed with fern, and
Evening star., 1937-06-20

Miss Roberta Gordon
To Marry MIR. Luther Nye.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT WINS
LOW GORDON OF 1904 Clark
place announce the engagement Of
their daughter Roberta Paul to Mr..
Luther Bertram Nye, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. L, B. Nye Of Washington.
Miss Gordon attended Hollins COL
lege and George Washington Uni
versity and is member of Kappa
Delta Sorority. Mr.. Nye is graduate
Of the engineering school OF Johns
Hopkins University.