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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29

dadat viselem, amikor az egy
frakkon xviii mines egy rem
des ruham. Budapesten vet
tenn egy s0tetsziirke utcai ru-
hat, elvegre frakkban mem
jarhatok folyton, akarhogy is
abban menekiiltem ell. Te
mem hiszed, milyen, kulon0s
volt az a ruhavasarlas! Meg
soha mem vettem kesz ruhat.
EOdaallni, a segeddel felprobal-
nj vagy huszat, egylket a ma
six utan. A seged ait kerdez-
te, hogy ITALIAN az Arizonaban
vagyok kisegit6, merthogy a
pincerek oft mindig frakkot
viselnek es kitiin6 frakkot, a
"gore' mem sajnalja a penzt,
f6 hogy a szemelyzet stilszeru
legyen a mulato hercegekhez
es gazdag siberek-hez.
-Te mi az "gore", NIT is
jelent.
- Latod, milyen viharvert
ficko vagyok. Az ilyen jassz
szavakat is tudom. Hat gore
az tulajdonkepen a tulaj..-.
- Tulaj.
- Ma igen a tulajdonos.
Szoval jol nezett XII a baro
Kornyey Gergely, felvidek 6s-
regi magnas csalad tagja' OFT
a k0ruti ruha nagyaruhaz-
ban' amint a 6O-70 pengos
ruhakat probalta es a seged
jolszabott pincernek nezte.
Latod azert nincs semmi ertel-
me a dolognak.
= Nagyon a szivedre ment
az a ruhavasarlas. De meg
nyugtatlak, hogy mines okod a
ketsegbeesesre. Anyagilag sem
allsz olyan rosszul. Nalam
van jonehanyszaz pengo kove-
teleSed.
| TIE tartozol nekern?
Mem emlekszem.
De en- becsuletes ados va
gyok es emlekszem. Jusson
csak eszedbe. Sambor alatt a
tisztideckung! Unalmunkban
vertjik a lapot. Akkor volt
gazsifizetes. El6tted vagy hat.
szaz peng6. Eppen benond.
tad a "tuletroat", mikor meg
kezd0dott a tamadas, a te
szakaszodnal vad kezitusa;
alattomban, agyu es puskatu2
nelkul jottek az oroszok, te
kirohantal, feloras gyilkos ko-
zelharc S ha jol emlekszem
bal melledbe kaptal egy va
CAST, elvittek sebesulten, az
ota sem talalkoztunk.
Igen ere emlekszem,
egy vad sziberiai vagta felem
a szuronyat, de megtartottuk
az allast.
- AIT meg, en- meg a penzt
A penzed naIam maradt. AZ
,ota sem talalkoztunk, csak
most par nap el6tt Budapes-
ten. Hat en- a penzed meg
adom.
- Koronaertek volt az ba-
ratom, ma mar semmit sem
jelent. :.
- De en- valorizalom. Mem
is kepzeled, rnilyen jol jott az
nekem akkor. Tudod ugyan-
azon a helyen, ahol megsebe-
siiltel, - en- negy nap mulva
fogsagba estem. Ujra es u1ra
tarnadtak az oroszok Is beke-
ritettek benniinket. 10 da-
rabig volt penzem q fogsag-
ban. nl6, hogy most meg
adam, s6t valamennyi kol-
cs0nnel megtoldjam.
= Rendes ernber vagy te
Feri. A tartozast elfogadom,
| de ,.k0lcs0nt mem veszek en-
igenybe.
Hodaszyek haza ele ertek.
Ketszobas legenylakAsa volt
ott Hodaszy Ferencnek.
Amos vagy Gergely?
- Mem en-. :
- Akkor beszelgessiink meg
nrvxy lri<,ci% oorxy y~o1a6r kor1uQk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
(Folytatas3

ND IdtOu, cpPcIl dII 1OI-
gatom a fejemben, hogy SEE
pen a iomtarba teszem a ba-
r6i cimet. Koldus bar6 mem
leszek. AztAn ha valami
polgari foglalkozas utan nez-
mex, amt el6bb ut6bb meg
ken tennem, csak akadaly
lenne a baroi cim.
Ne beszelj zoldsegeket,
mar bocsass meg. Mines okod
ere es ha a mask oldalat
nezziik a dolognak, akkor
meg eppen nagy hasznat We
heted a baroi cimnek, ebben a
mai ci,n Is rangkorsagos vi
l6gban. Mem is tudod mi van
nalunk ideat. Sulyos ezreket
adnak meitosagos cimekert.
El6keresnek mohos iratokbol
predikatumokat. Es jellemz6iil
mondom: en- is kenytelen vol
tam nevem ele biggyeszteni a
kishodaszi- -nagyboczoni el6-
nevet.
- Ha, ha! Szoval te kis-
hodasl nagyboczoni Hodaszy
Feri vagy!
- Ugy ahogy mondod.
- Remek, baratom! Hat
rninek ez a cifra komedia?
= A magyar intelligencia
most ezzel szorakozik. Mines
mas gondja, mint el6neveket
mennel cifrabb predikatumo-
kat kikotoraszni a leveltarak-
Dol, vagy ha nincs raktaron,
egyszeriien fabrikalni.
Ezutan kellene adot XII
vetni. Altalaban tapasztalom,
ni6ta ideat vagyok, hogy mi
lyen tires kuls6segekre van
alapitva az egesz magyar elet.
Tudod, hogy ez nagy hiba, =
mondntta meggy6z6dessel Ger
gely. NJ s,yrsg.s
- Hat kedves baratom, ezen
en- mem segithetek. Hanem
mondok valamit; ha ilyen ko-
molly meglatasaid vannak, lepj
fel kepvisel6nek S ervenyesitsd
elveidet.
= Ne viccelj pajtikam.
- Dehogy viccelek. A leg
komolyabban mondom. Hi
szen eppen arrol van $40,
hogy valami foglalkozas utan
kell nezned, hat jo foglalkozas
a kepvisel6seg.
Foglalkozas?! Te az hi
vatas! Legalabb is annak kel.
1ene Jennie.
- Hanyadik sztratoszferabol
j0sz te az ilyen elvekkel. Nezd
csak: egy jo parti, aztan vagy
80 ezer peng6t befektetni va
lamelyik keriiletbe es szeretet
jel0ltunk nagy lelkesedessel
megvalasztatik.
- K0szon0rn tanacsaidat
kedves pajtikam, de mem elek
veliik. Sc parti, Sc harminc-
ezer, Sc kepvisel6seg.
- Nos j6, hat terjiink a
targyra. Holnaputan delel6tt
latogatas, startvizit Szokolyek-
NAB ?
- EFT is k0sz0n0m, de mem
megyek.
- Ugyan kerlek, ne makacs
kodj. El6sz0r es udvariassag-
Dol meg kell tenni. nlemb6l.
Es masodszor?
Hat egyszeriien azert,
inert megigertem Szokoly
Agnesnek, hogy hazhoz szal-
litalak. Erted. Kihozta a $40
bel6lem, hat megmondorn, Ag-
mes melegen erdekl6dik iran
tad. Hiaba, 8 a szabad nd
varl6valasztas eln alapi&n all.
Hogy ertsem EFT?
Hat ugy, hogy 8, maga
valasztja ki udvarl6it, aki mem
tetszik neli, annak !, r0yiden
kiadja az utjat. Mondtam mar
hogy keresi a nagy szerelmet.
Ezen az 'uton italian hama
rabbi raakad.
Te Feri, j6baratom vagy
- ~an1rns&n0 s.asss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29
lFolytatas)

Ugy LATHAM, hogy naplo-
szerii iras 1842-n6l lkezd6dik es
hogy csak 1853 fele er veget.
Ket orai olvasasI utan meg
indultam, hogy nenet szotart
szerezzek, amit azonban ter
1neszetesen mem talaltam San
ia Fe-pen es ICY szotar mel
kill egesz delutan olvastam,
de csak q harmadat ha meyer
ftettem az ir3snak.
Minthogy Altman az id6ben
a Milwaukee vasut jovoltab6l
az egesz orszag minden vasutja
szabadon witt, ahova menni
akartam, termeszetes, hogy
ket honap mulva oft voltam
ujra Santa Fe-ben, most mar
felfegyverkezve a nemet $50
tarral.
Negy napig dolgoztam, amig
Vitez Jozsef reg elk0ltozott ma
gyar .testver erdekes elettorte-
netenek a legerdekesebb da-
rabjaval megismerkedtem es ell
mondom ait lit azonnal, ha
az olvasok meg akarjak hall
gatni.
| Az elfakult irasok legna-
gyobb reszet mar mem lehet OIL
vasni, itt-ott szetmalik a papir
is, mikor az ember a kezei kozt
forgatja Is lehetseges, hogy a
rekonstrualt tortenet mem
olyan szines, mint amilyen ma
ga az elet volt.
De ahogy az irasbol XII le-
het reszben sejteni, reszben OIL
vasni, Vitez JOSEF magyar ka-
landor elete meg akkor is er.
dekes, akkor is szines, ha az
7 olvashatatlan papirokra csak
odasejti nehol az ember, hogy
mi volt ARA valamikor leirva.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
erkezett Vitez JOSEF Aneriks
foldjere, huszonket eyes kora
ban.
A vesekbe csak az listen lat
de az iras hose AIT allitja, hogy
az "europai viszonyok" hajtot
, tax XII, hogy "szabadsagot e:
testveriseget" jott keresni.
A negyvenes forradalmal
elott az ovilagban tenyleg nen
volt .valami sok szabadsag, az
emberek mar lazongtak e:
hogy atszivargott a kiilonbozt
amerikai 'politikai, vallasi e.
tarsadalmi szektak hire, az en-
berek ezrei indultak Ell, hogy
az "utopiat" keressek.
A Human Brotherhood es
az vi mormon szekta groteszk
igyekezeteit Europaban meg
groteszkebb szinekkel festettek
es New Harmony meg Nauvoc
a szabadsagra szomjazo embe-
reket magnes-szeruen vonzot.
tax magukhoz.
! "A Human Brotherhood" es
a mormon vallas terit6i mar
Hollandiaban, Nemetorszagban
dolgoztak es az akkori ~nemet
lapok utjan eljutott val6szini.
leg a hiruk Magyarorszagba is
hiszen a mormon-futasban mar
magyar vezet6ket is talalunk
Elhihetjiik hat Vitez J6zsefnek
hogy st is eek a csodalatos
hirii amerikai alakulatok es
tigyekezetek hoztak at, bar
megirja, hogy az utazasho2
sziikseges penzt nehezen tud-
ia megszerezni csaladja tag
jait6l.
Mikor h6siink Amerikaba er-
kezett, termeszetesen holmi
Ellis Island newt intezmenyek
meg mem voltak.
| Az utik0ltseg biztositott ro-
la mindenkit, hogy a szabad-
sag f0ldjet eleri.
j Akkor tenyleg a szabadsag
f0ldje volt Amerika - a feke-
| teket kiveve - ninden ember
szamara.
j Voltak ugyan meg mindig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-29

leg mem tudjak, hogy a kom-
munizmust ebben az orszag-
ban mar szaz evvel ezel6tt pro-
baltak.)
Europaban ugy beszeltek
Communicate, mint ahol az
emberi testveriseg es egyenl6-
seq testet 0lt0ttek, de a francia
es nemet kommunistak csak-
hamar marakodnf kezdtek egy-
maskozt es negy evi pr6balga-
tas utan a szep alom szetfosz-
lott.
Elkeseredetten irja Vitez a
naplojaban, hogy csalodottan
tavozott OF napi Witt utan a
kommunizmus els6 amerikai
alakulatabol es Nauvoo fele
vette az utjat, amt Europa
ban szinten ismertek.
Nauvoo akkor viragzott.
A mormonizmus fatal es fa-
natikus volt meg es a hiveit az
apostolok tiize meg egette.
Missouri-bol valo kiveretesik
eleg martirt adott mar a hi
tiiknek, hogy a martirok we're
boil a meggy6z6des viraga fa-
kadjon.
Felepitettek hat Illinoisban
ait a varost, amely csakhamar
a politikai hatalmat gyakorol-
ia abban az allamban.
Mikor Vitez 1841 vegen Maui
voo-ba ment, akkor volt va
ros a leger6sebb, akkor aspi-
ralt Smith, a mormon scent,
hogy eln0ke legyen az orszag-
max, inert t0bbnejuseg hir-
telen 6riasi tomegeket vonzott
a freak vallashoz.
A papi uralom alatt vas
szigort tartottak, minden az
egyhaze volt es a torhetetlen
kozosseg gazdagga tette a va.
rost es az egyhazat.
A leginkabb Nemetorszagbo
szazaval importalt masodik
harmadik, tizenharmadik fele
segek megannyi ertekes nun.
kasai lettek a mormon csoport.
max, akik az elelmiikert rab.
szolgamodra dolgoztak.
Es ha a mormon papsag dus.
kalt is a joletben, nepre
olyan puritansagig alazatos
egyszeru eletmodot kenyszeri.
tettek, hogy a vas-szorgalom-
NAL dolgozo, szaz percentesen
kooperalo csoport hihetetlenul
gazdag lett.
Vitez ragyogo szavakkal irja
le a Nauvoo-i mormon temp
lom csodas ekessegeit, a papok
palotait es = haremek gazdag-
sagait. amelyekben neha husz
feleseg cit egymas mellett,
gyakran negy-0t kil0nboz6
nemzetsegb6l toborozva.
Csak egyet mem talalt Maui
voo-ban a baratunk.
| Aminek a keresese athozta
ebbe az orszagba.
Szabadsagot.
A theokraciak zsarnok ural-
ma Nauvoo-ban ANIMAL kelle-
metlenebb volt, inert Joseph
Smith muveletlen ember volt
es inert a t0bbnejiiseg hirtelen
kiviragzasa a papsagot a leg
ketesebb jellemii, szedett-vedett
nepekkel rakta meg, akik tehat
meg csak a hatalomhoz szuk-
seges miiveltseggel es belatas-
sal sem birtak.
Ha Eur6paban hianyzott vi
tez J6zsefnek a politikai sza-
badsag, Nauvoo-ban harom he
ties oft tartozkodasa alatt ia
pasztalta, hogy az uralkodd
papsag belesz6l a lak6ssag
minden dolgaba.
Beleavatkoztak a cSaladi
iigyekbe, iild0ztek, aki egy fe-
leseggel beerte es a serdiil6 ifju
az irja, hogy a fiatalsagnak
"kolostorban vagy b0rt0nben''
is t0bb szabadsagot adnanak.
Mem csoda, hogy Vitez ha-
| rom hHtn61 tnvShh nam hirto
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Z00g!N!!: . Topics.
Roosevelt
Wedding Plans

In Mrs. Roosevelt's own
words, Life is becoming very
quiet and uninteresting," but
we hardly believe she means
just that. 1t is simply that
there are not a lot of social en-
gagements on the calendar for
her in Washington.
This afternoon she is speak
ing before a group of Young
Democrats in Fairfax and to-
morrow morning, with the
President, she will leave aboard
their special train for a siding
near GreenviIle, Del, where
they will make their headquar-
tiers for the ensuing II hours.
They will be guests at
luncheon of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene du Pont, at Owls Nest, re-
turning to the train to dress for
the wedding ceremony which
will unite their son, Franklin
D. Roosevelt, jr., and Ethel du
Point, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. du Pont.
Mrs. James Roosevelt, the
Presidents mother, will come
from New York tomorrow
morning to Owls Nest and also
will be in the company at
luncheon. The younger mem.
bers of the Roosevelt elan, not.
ably Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Roose.
welt, who have come from their
home in Fort Worth, Tex, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettigcr
who have Travelled across the
continent from Seattle, Wash.
to be present, will leave today
for Wilmington, and Johnnie
the youngest son of the family
drove yesterday from Hyde
Park to be on hand for the pre-.
nuptial events. The James
Roosevelts went up yesterday
X x
The Presiden: and Mrs
Roosevelt plan to journey on tt
Hyde Park late tomorrow night
and will remain there over the
weekend. As is their custom
they will be hosts at a picnic
party on July 4. They will re
turn to the White House a weel
from tomorrow and the mex
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Longs Have
New Daughter

Sad news to her numerous
dashing cavaliers in Washing
ton, Margarita Montero is de-
serting us for a couple Of
months. Margarita, an ex-
tremely popular member Of the
Diplomatic Corps, is lovely to
look at with her flashing brown
eyes and her dark, wavy hair.
She is accompanying her aunt,
Mrs. Oscar D. Albertini, and
her brother, Antonio Montero,
to their home in Havana and
will not return to the Capital
until the middle Of August. DR..
Albertini plans to remain in
their apartment at the Shore
ham until his family rejoins
him.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Iva Anderson
Selects Date

Miss Iva Bernice Anderson,
daughter of Mr.. Chauncey r. An
derson, of Clinton, ILL.,, has Sc
lected next Sunday for the date
of her marriage to Mr.. Ohio Lar.
kin Rogers, philatelist agent OF
the Post office Department.
The marriage will take place at
st. Johns Episcopal Church in
Clinton.
The bride.to-be is a member Of
Delta Zeta Sorority and attended
George Washington University.
Mr.. Rogers received his A. B. and
LII. B. from George Washing.
ton. He is a company commander
in the Marine Reserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Marsh, with
their daughter, Miss Mary E.
Marsh, are stopping at the Carlton
while in Washington. They ar
rived yesterday from their home
in Jackson, Mich.
81 x
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. B. Wood, OF
Forest Hills, L. l., have arrived in
Washington and they have taken
an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. where they will make their
home during the coming months.
&%*
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hill were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Underwood at dinner at the Little
Tea House Sunday.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
DR.. Rowe Host
AtLuncheon

The Director General of the Pan.
American Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe,
entertained at luncheon today at
the Pan-American Annex in homer
of the Minister of Finance of
Brazil, Senior DR.. Arthur de SouZa
Costa and the members OF his
party. Those at the luncheon
we're:
Senior DR.. ]. A. Barboza Car
metro, head of the commercial serv-
ice of the Brazilian ministry for
foreign affairs; Senior DR.. v. F..
Boucas, member of the foreign
trade council and technical ad'
wiser to the foreign debt commit
tee; Senior DR.. A. Lima ,Campos,
technical adviser for the Bank of
Brazil; Senior DR.. Claudionor
Souza Lemos, technical adviser;
Senior DR.. Oliver Teixeira, expert
on foreign exchange for the and
Bank of Brazil, and Senior Dr.
Jorge K. Cabral, secretary.
Also present we're the Ambassa,
dor of Brazil at Washington, Sen.
hor DR.. Oswaldo Aranha; the Sec.
rotary of Commerce, DR.. Daniel c.
Roper; the Undersecretary Of
State, Mr.. Sumner Welles: the
chairman of the board of COVER.
nors of the Federal Reserve Sys-
TEN, Mariner S. Eccles; the chair.
man of the board of directors of
the Reconstruction Finance Corpo.
ration, Jesse H. Jones; Laurence
Duggan, chief Of the Division Of
the American Republic of the de.
partment of State, and Mr.. Sill
viano da Silva, foreign trade al.
wiser of the Pan-American Union.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29

Bv Flora Macdonald

day will review the Boy Scout
parade.
The First Lady is going to
have busy few days seeing
members of her family off on
trains and boats. First of all,
Mrs. James Roosevelt, the
Presidents mother, with john
ME, and a pal of his, John Dray-
ton, are sailing Friday for
Europe. Anna aud John Boet-
tiger will be departing for
their Western home, and Elliott
and Ruth will be returning to
Fort Worth. To each of them
Mrs. Roosevelt will bid God
speed.
She doubts very much that
any of the family will spend
much time at CampobellO, their
summer home in New Bruins
wick, this season.
There's a brand-new young
lady in the household of the
Daniel Caldwell Longs! Born
early yesterday morning to
Dan and Harriet, this little miss
is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Colfax Long
and Mrs. Chandler Anderson.
She tips the scales at seven and
a half pounds and for the next
couple of weeks will be letting
her presence be known at Co.
lumbia Hospital.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Give Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson gave
a dinner party at the Shoreham
Terrace last evening for their
daughter, Miss Aria Jane Wilson,
on her eighteenth birthday ami
versary.
The guests included Miss
Gwynne Watts, Miss Joyce Grit
fifth, Miss Barbara Ann Whitaker,
Mr.. Charles D. Clark, Mr.. John
Douglas Adair, Mr.. Robinson g.
Minick and Mr.. Warburton T.
Primm.
X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Waring
entertained a group of friends at
dinner at the Little Tea House
Sunday evening, those in the party
being Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Piquet, Mr.. and
Mrs L. A. Morrison and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dorfman.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Mime. PimenteI Here

Nine. de Barros Pimentel, wife
of the Brazilian Minister to Switz-
erland, is at the Shoreham, hav-
ing recently arrived from Berne.
She expects to pass a month or
more in washington.
x \
Mrs. j. C. wilkes and Mr..
Charles Wilkes are stopping at the
characterization Hall in Atlantic
City.
X 4 X
Mrs. Boyd D. Chandler, of Rich
mond, is at the Shoreham while
here to visit her sister, Mrs. E. j..
Bailey.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29


Counselor for the Spanish EN-
bassy Senior Enrique Carlos de Ia
Casa has arrived at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York city, accom-
panied by his daughter, Senor1ta
M. L. G. de Ia Casa.
y
The marriage of Mrs. Nadine
Skinner to Mr.. David Kern Arnold,
of this city, took place on Friday
at the Brentwood M. E. Church.
Mrs. Edward e. Smith was the
brides only attendant. Mr.. Lloyd
A. Swanson was the best man.
Immediately after the wedding the
couple left for trip to Virginia
Beach.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
DipIOus0fic and Official Notes:
MORCENTH4AU TOBEHOST TONIGHT
Chinese Minister of Finance
Will be Honor Guest an
Officials Party

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Henry
Morgenthau, jr., will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of the Minister of Finance of China
DIR. H. H. Kung.
The Ambassador of China Dr. Cheng Ting Wang host
at dinner party in the Gold Ballroom at the Shoreham last
evening for DR. Kung.
Only present the dinner and the ranking Amer
can ruests were the Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Morgen
thau and the Secretary of Commerce. Mr. Daniel Roper
Members of the Chinese delegation stopping at the Hhore
ham, and members of Kugs party include Mr.. 7. Chem
Mr. p T. Chen Mr. P W. Kno Mr. Louis Kung Mr. George M
Lacks Mr. Using Yao Lea Mr. Cheng Flu Wang, Mr. Wen
Mr. Y K Woo Mr. Eddie H. G. WI, Mr.. G. K. Young and
NJ q d v,or
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
Catherine Fox
Is Married

Fort Myer Chapel, bedecked
with green foliage, white gladioli
and Madonna lilies, was the
scene last night of the wedding
of Miss Catherine jeanette Fox
and Lieut.. Martin lowering
Green. The bride is the daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
William Fox. Lieut.. Green is the
son of Mrs. Evangeline Trenholm
Green.
The ceremony was performed
by the chaplain of Fort Myer,
Lieut.. Col. Ora F. Cohee. The
bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF
ivory satin made with a very full
skirt eliminating in long train.
A yoke of heirloom lace was
inserted in the fitted bodice
which buttoned down the center
The full sleeves, which were
shirred to the elbow, tapered to
points over the brides wrists
Her tulle veil was held in place
by a wreath Of orange blossoms
She carried a colonial type
bouquet of gardenias and lilies
of the valley.
Wears Taffeta
Mrs. z. E. Blackstone 3rd at
tended as the matron of honor,
She was gowned in an ensemble
of ivory taffeta made with a
fitted bodice, square neckline,
puffed sleeves and bouffant skirt
Tiny velvet bows of DELPHI blue
trimmed the bodice and she car
ried a unique bouquet of light
and dark blue delphinium and
ragged robins. Small clusters OF
the flowers adorned her hair.
The remaining attendants were
Mrs. Constant Cavallo, Miss
Laura Hathaway, of Boston,
Mass: Mrs. Harold Martin, OF
Vienna, Va, and Miss Wilma Fox,
sister of the bride.
They were all gowned in cos
tunes similar to that of the
matron of honor.
Lieut.. Henry D. Green 3rd,
brother of the bridegroom, at
tended as best man. Those who
ushered were Lieut.. Edward C.
Spaulding, Lieut.. Alan D. Clark,
Lieut.. Harold E. Mari, jr., of
Searsport, Me-: Lieut.. John H.
Montgomery, of Bucksport, Me-,
and Lieut.. Conrad Diehl.
Reception Follows
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the Rixey Man.
sion. The bridal party received
against a background of green
foliage and clusters of white flow.
erS. The brides mother wore a
blue and white lowered chiffon
and a powder-puff corsage of blue
ragged robins. Mrs. Green had
chosen an ensemble of vari-colored
chiffon. She wore a corsage Of
gladioli blooms centered with
ragged robins.
When the young couple left for
| GIIClT WCAOAAAS G4AP O14C O4lNC was
wearing a crepe dress Of ashes OF
roses with a small dark blue figure
and a fitted coat of matching
chiffon. Her accessories were OF
dark blue and she had a corSage Of
orchids.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Alfred Fox and Miss
Mildred Fox, Of Fulton, Mo-; Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Atwell, Of Colum
bus, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. William
DeVore, of Mendham, N. j.: Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Houghton, OF
Long Island; Mr.. William B
Turner, of Boston, Mass: Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Lindsey, of Rice, Va.
and Lieut.. Meyer Edwards, of San
Francisco, Calf.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
festival Viii
Be TONIGHT

Well-known Washington folk
will attend the second of the sea-
sons Summer Festivals tonight in
the National Sylvan Theater at
the Washington Monument, when
the program will be offered by the
United States Army Band, and the
Marian Chace Dancers of Wash
ington, with Mrs. E. Milburn
Colvin, jr., as soloist. Mrs. Colvin,
who is the niece of Commissioner
Hazen, will be heard in a group
Of songs with Mrs. Kirby Smith,
of washington, as her accompan-
list.
Mrs. William H. King will at
tend the festival program, as one
of her young daughters, Miss
Eleanor King, will dance with the
Chace dancers, appearing with the
junior group in a scarf dance,
opening the program.
Commissioner and Mrs. Hazen
have been invited to be present as
guests of honor, and others who
will be included in the list of spec
ial guests are Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Marshall Finnan, Major and Mrs
Daniel J. Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Holt, and Mr.. William
Hopkins.
Among the popular Washington
girls who are dancing at the
festival tonight are Miss Mary
Williams, Miss Karal Vega
Miss Avis Belt, Miss Jeanette
Grant, Miss Anne Green, Miss
Kate Hall, Miss Louise HaSkins
Miss Mary Henshall, Miss Kath
crime Colvin, Miss Vida Renee
Goyette, Miss Ann Powell ano
Miss Marian Lester Shafer.
In case of inclement weather
the entire program will be given
on Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1937-06-29
BetrothaI Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Golf Nc
Cam of Annapolis, Md. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Sarah Ann, to Mr.. Lawrence
Louis Larmore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ]. Larmore Of Wappinger
Falls, N. Y. Miss Mccain at
tended the University of Maryland
and George Washington. She is
a member Of the Delta Zeta So
rority and the Gamma Eta Zeta,
an honorary journalistic society.
The bridegroom-to-be is attending
Benjamin Franklin University.
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Mrs. Florence w. Murdoch, of
Worcester, Mass, is spending few
days at the Dodge and is accom-
panied by Mrs. Ruby w. Ruggles
Of Berkeley, Cal.