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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
4 MEZOlK

UOtIdh kl d hdpuI. mlhlOS I'll
meg olyan gyorsan, olyan ma
gyon gyorsan visszasietett szo-
bajaba..... 8 meg Sc fordulha-
| tott, 6 meg egyre odatamasz-
kodott a nyitott ablakhoz belle
felejtkezve a rahullott ESQ.,
dakba...-
Azok ketten a1lva maradtak
a veranda lepcs6jen. Lattak,
hogy becsukodott a sarga ta-
petas szoba ajtaja, lattak ait,
hogy fehersapadt a lany area.
Hon szakert6 szemei felfedez-
tex a szaja kiil0n0s ego piros-
sagat. Megrazta a lanyt es be-
loditotta a konyhaba.
- Nit csinaltal lit? Nit
akar a baro ur?. Most mondj ell
mindent, de r0gt0n!
Rozika folemelte szemeit.
Lattak, hogy telve van kony-
nyel. Mem kellett ide semmife-
lie $40. Olyan latnival6 volt,
hogy mennyire meg van gyo-
torve kinnal, edes fajdalommal
es boldogsaggal.
- EFT mem lehet tovabb
hagyni - mormolta Terez, de
mire Rozika valamit is szol-
hatott volna, betuszkoltak a
konyhaba es valamit suttogni
kezdtek, ketten. Erezte, hogy
rola beszelnek, de mem tOro-
d0tt veliik. Szedilt volt es
tehetetlen, mint a levegO
izet eloszor erz6 fecskefioka,
amikor repilni tanul....... Kar-
jaiban, a nyakan, a szajan AIT
a kilonos, forro zsongast erez-
tie meg mindig, mely akkor
borult rea, amikor Miklos ur
karjaiba vette. Q miklos ur,
Miklos ur..... Mem volt semmi
ezen a vilagon, =csak 6.-- $ ez
olyan sep volt, olyan gyo,
nyoru ajandek volt-...
A szavait hallotta ujra es
ujra, azokat a sep szokat
melyek gyongynel fenyeseb,
bek es dragabbak voltak, me-
lyekkel olyan jo lett volna
eldicsekedni!
Hat mi lehet az a rossz
amt ilyen sep szavakkal ko-
szoruznak koril?! Mem ban
ta mar, akarmit is beszelnek
azok ketten. Az ijedelem es
felelem alaszallott sziverol S
mem erzett mast, mint bol.
dog, hatalmas diadalt. Hi.
szen most mar minden bizo.
nyos. A baro ur kedveli ct
szereti ct, csak jot akar neki
Ugyan minek t0r6djek a tob.
bivel? Mem er ez meg min
dent, mem teszi-e ez ct merhe.
tetlenul gazdagga es crosse:
Hat arva 8 most mar? Hat
nincs-e most mar valakije
akinek kedves, aki t0r0dik We.
le?! Hogy az ilyen nagy ur:
ANIMAL jobb, ANIMAL szebb
ANIMAL erdemesebb!
Odament a tuk0rh0z 6.
gyorsan, szelesen megnezte {
szajat. Jaj, milyen szep pi
;, ros is! Minthogyha f0stvt
, volna. Az Hone soha nine.
ilyen, pedig mennyi festeke'
raken......
Ez a szemlel6des annyirs
elfoglalta, hogy csak akkol
fordult hatra, amikor Tere,
) erdes hangjat hallotta mags
m0g0tt.
, Meg mama irok a,
anyadnak, hogy vigyen haz'
innet. Addig az Annanak il
izenek, hogy j0jjon eretted.
: Rozika megrantotta a val
) lait. Valami suhancos, bato
+ hetykeseg volt ebben a moz
dulatban. Most mar beSzel
hettek neki, amit akartak
Tudta, hogy szolnia kel
: es a bar6 ur mem hagyja el 8
soha, soha. Ez a tudat meg
) er6sitette, s6t dacossa tette
Nit t0r6d0tt 8 most ezekiel
. | Nit %SrXr5X44 ,.o6cco1 >,as,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
(Folytatas)

5Aztan a baro is remegni
,zdett mellette. Area mint a
.razs egette nyakat, ahova le-
ajolt. Lehelletszerii, halk han
in duruzsolt a fiilebe, szaka-
,zott, erthetetlen szavakat.
line bugott a hangja, szin-
olvadozott. Rozika terdei
szekoccantak, a fogai vacog-
k.
l. Istenem - sohajtotta uj-
i ketsegbeesetten, magama-
wal tusakodva - Jaj Iste-
IN!
i Ne fell semmit6l - sis
rg0tt a bar6 hangja es meg
orosabban 0lelte magahoz.
De Rozika most meg inkabb
1t. Hiaba susogott mellette
ferfi, hiaba cirogatta, hiaba
ezte EFT a f0ld0ntuli edesse-
t testeben, vereben, megis
ak felt. Szaja is kinyilt ket-
sr-haromszor, hogy mondjon
lanit, de mem talalta meg
}kell6 szavakat. Aztan meg
y nagyot szoritott a derekan
ferfi es a k0vetkezo pillanat-
In racsapott az aka a lany
Esiny, gyermekien tehetetlen
ajara. Egy pillanatig tartott
q egesz, utana furcsa liheges
fgta ell mindkett6juket, ugy,
tgy Rozika dadogva kimond-
tia ferfi nevet.
= Miklos ILL.,. Miklos ur.....
Az ratette kezet a SAHARA.
! Hallgass. Kicsikem most
elk hallgass..... :
Rozika most korilnezett.
Nm volt lit sehol senki. Csak
keten voltak a viragok k0zt,
keel a Miklos ur nyitva felej-
tet szobajahoz. A ferfi nyelt
eget, 'aztan megragadtas a le-
ay karjat.
/ Gyere - mondta roviden
es elszantan. - Gyere gyor-
SH......
Rozika azonban mem moz-
dllt. Mem tudott megmozdul-
nj Mint egy sz0rnyu harang-
SD hangzott fel lelkeben a re-
giGyere..... o igen, mar hallot-
ia egyszer....~ Stommer ur is
mondta...... Jaj, milyen csunya
isvolt. Hat ez is. Miklos ur is?
Hit ez van mindennek a We
gen? Ez?
Mem inert f0lnezni, mem is
megnezni Miklos ur ar
cat, inert ait hitte, hogy az is
olyan csunya, olyan ijeszto,
mint axe a Stommer ure.....
Mem, mem tudott felnezni, in
kabb meg jobban lecsukta a
De a k0nnyeit, a XII
csordulo, meleg, nagy konny-
cseppeket mem tudta vissza-
zarni. Azok csak kibujtak su-
ru pillai k0zll.
Miklos baro balkan lihegett
nehanyat. Aztan mintha lie.
gyiirte volna magamagat; ell.
huzodott a lanytol es csonde.
sedve szolt feleje.
- Ne gondolj r6lam rosz.
szat. Kedves vagy nekem ma.
gyon. Kellesz nekem nagyon
inert olyan vagy mint a tava.
szi buzavetes, olyan tiszta
olyan friss es olyan kivanatos
En- mindig a te jo baratod lie.
seek, gondoskodni fogok ro'
lad....~ Mert nagyon kedves
vagy nekem, kicsike lanyom!
Jaj, ez megint olyan seer
volt! Olyan j6 volt hallani
Mennyivel szebb, mint amt 9
sargarigotol hallott. Hat mi
mex is feline akkor? Amikol
olyan j6 hozza, olyan kedve'
ez a gazdag nagy ur. Amikol
olyan j6 mellette lenni, olyan
mintha valahol nagyon maga
san uszna a leveg6ben, messzt
Terezt6l, nont6l, aggodalmak
tol, Annat6l, szegyent6l, fold
t6l, a k0d0s j0vend6t6l....- e.
mar lehajolt a feje es megin
S1,I% hnorxy 6%J6yoio - ,o~,s%o%%cx
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

Eel JOvODen, s Calan mem log
megtortenni a k0vetkez6 par
evben, de valoszinu, hogy
Ellis Island kapui meg egy-
seer megnyilnak az europai
bevandorlas szamara.
Benne van ez abban a
programban, amelyet az anne
rikaiak meg nagy vonasokban
sem ismernek, de amely
Roosevelt elnok fotewe a ko-
vetkez6 negy eyre.
Roosevelt azzal szeretne ne
vet es kormanyzatat emleke-
zetesse tenni, hogy beket te-
remtene a vilagon.
Ma meg csak homalyos XII
jelenteseket tesz azoknak a
tanacskozasoknak a soran,
amelyeket a Feher Hazban
nap-nap utan folytatnak, de
egyre vilagosabban latjuk,
hogy ez a szandeka.
A haboru Okla mindig a -
kenyer.
A t0rtenelem sok minden-
re tanit benniinket, beszelnek
kiralyokrol, kiralynekrol, val
lasrol, nyelvrol, nemzetisegr6l,
de mindezek m0gott mindig
oft volt a kenyer- -kerdes, mi
kor haboru volt a vilagon.
Europa azert haboruskodik
allandoan, inert Europa lakos-
saga egyszeruen mem fer Ell
az ovilagban, mem terem oft
elegend6 kenyer a szamara.
A tulzsufoltsag idonkent
kirobban es bar a haboru a
kerdest meg mem oldja, a
gyoztes fel AIT remeli, hogy a
keves europai kenyerbol neki
azontul nagyobb karaj jut.
Manapsag leginkabb a myers
anyagokrol beszelnek, inert
az is a kenyerhez tartozik,
hogy az ipari allamok meg
felelo biztonsag mellett es
megfelel6 arakon nyersanya-
gokat tudjanak szerezni.
De mindez azert t0rtenik,
inert Europa tul4 van zsufolva
es fokozza tulzsufoltsagot
az, hogy a feles lakossag el0l
be vannak zarva azok az Or
szagok, amelyek megfelelo la
kossaggal mem birnak.
Canada, az Egyesult ALA
mok, Delamerika allamai,
Australia es reszben Afrika
az emberek szazmillioit tart
hatnak el meg bosegben, es
csak a depresszio pillanatnyi
kabultsaga okozta, hogy ezek
a foldek a kapukat becsap-
tax.
Nalunk hozza jarult az is,
hogy mem kivantuk a haboru
utani Europa politikai
miazmait felszivni, hogy a
kul0nb0zo izmusokkal ide er-
kezett bevandoroltak az anne
rikai szemeben kivanatosak
mem voltak.
A depresszio azonban mul6
jelenseg, nehany ev alatt ait
el fogjuk felejteni es csak ait
tudjuk, hogy vedelmezniink
kell egy a horizont m0gott
fenyeget6 sarga veszedelem
ellen ezt az orszagot.
Az eln0k az egyik nyilat-
kozataban ovatosan ait mond
ia multi hetekben, hogy
Europanak nemcsak myers.
, anyagra van szuksege, hanem
- feleslcges lakossaganak is
helyet kell adni azokban az
orszagokban, amelyekben var
hely meg.
A tropusok alatt a fehel
ember a legt0bb helyen kin.
lodik, oda Europa felesleges
lakossaga mem mehet es mem
megy. Asia tul van zsu
fOlva.
i Maradnak tehat delame.
rikai enyhebb eghajlattal birt
orszagok, Canada, amelynel
' eppen olyan szliksege van be-
, vandorlasra, mint kenyerre
sc az E,oUnSiilt A11orooL opoo1y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
LILIONA

a gy0ny0ru tavaszi vasarna-
pom. Vajjon van meg erde-
mesebb dolog ezen Xviii? Mem
is hallotta, akarmit is duru-
zsoltak mellette...-...
Evening star., 1937-08-03

Mr.. George A. Hood has returned to
his home in South Woodside Park,
Silver Spring, Md, from Hot Springs,
Va, where he attended the skeet
matches
Evening star., 1937-08-03
DR.. and Mrs. kOhrnan
Go to New jersey

DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Kohman, long
time residents OF Battery Park. Md,
have left for New Jersey, where they
will make their future home. DR..
Kohman has accepted a responsible
position in Camden, N. j., and he and
his family have taken house in
Moorestown, suburban town few
miles north OF Camden.
Dr. and Mrs. Kohman have been
residents of Washington and nearby
Maryland for Is years and have been
active in the social and civic life OF
the community. DR.. Kohman was the
president Of the Montgomery County
Board of Education and also the presi-
dent Of the Battery Park Citizens AS
active worker in the Woman's Club OF
Bethesda and has also been the di-
rector Of the Bethesda Branch of the
Needlework Guild and has been active
in Red Cross work.
Miss Barbara Kohman, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Kohman, accompanied
her parents to Moorestown and viii
stay there until she returns to Oberlir
College in September Their elder
son, Truman Kohman. will return tc
Harvard University in the Fall and
the younger son. Victor Kohman. viii
remain in Moorestown with his par.
enS.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Suburban Social Notes
Mrs. Edwin Byrne Honor Guest at
Luncheon Yesterday.

Md, accompanied by Mr. Harold
Axtell, jr., and Mr.. Robert Wilson Of
Takoma Park. left yesterday for Miles
River and Gales Harbor, Md, where
Mr.. Seigler will enter his boat in the
yacht races at both places this week
They will return in week.
Mrs. Trendley H. Dean joined DR.
Dean and their daughters Saturday
at their home on North Jackson street
Arlington, following a weeks visit in
New York City. During her stay Mrs
Dean renewed the acquaintance Of
many old friends and was entertained
by Miss Madeleine Riordon, society
editor of the New York Post.
Mrs Olga Robb and her son. James
Robb, of Silver Spring, Md, are spend.
ing this week at North Beach, Md.
Mr.. A. P Lentz of Silver Spring
Md, has sailed from Baltimore on 9
cruise to Boston and the New Eng.
land States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallman w. Peel ot
Sligo Park Hills, Md, entertained a,
a supper party Saturday night II
honor of Mrs. Edwin Burg Of Chevy
Chase. Md, in celebration Of hel
birthday anniversary.
Other guests included Mr.. Burg, Mr.
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1937-08-03

FRS. EDWIN " BYRNE of
Nu Lyon Village, Va, was hon
ored at luncheon yesterday
4 at Normandy Farms in cele-
bration Of her sixth wedding ami
yersary.
The luncheon was arranged as q
surprise by Mrs j. Raymond Towers
Mrs. Robert T. Brown, Mrs. Arthur
Boyd, Mrs. George Eberly, Mrs. j. E
Virnstein, all of Washington; Mrs
Lester F. Kirchner of Gambrills, near
Annapolis. Md, and Mrs. William
George Watt of Lyon Village.
Following luncheon the guests re-
manned for bridge.
Mrs. Nora Wrenn Of Silver Spring
Nd, accompanied by her grandson
Mr. Jack Neumann. also of Silver
Spring, is spending this week at st
Clements Shores, Md. They are
guests of Mrs. Wrenn's brother -in-law
who is also entertaining his sister, Mrs
Charles Farmer, and her daughter
Miss Martha Ann Farmer OF Raleigh
N. c., at his cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Krouse Of
Silver Spring, Md, announce the birth
OF son, Eugene Leroy Krouse, Friday
at the Washington Sanitarium in Ia.
koma Park.
Mr. Horace Seigler of Takoma Park
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Summer
Weddings
Announced
Miss Helen Kiefer Is
Bride of Mr..
Steidel.

4 CHARMINGLY arranged we'd
~ ding took place yesterday at
~ the home of the bride, when
Miss Mary Helen Kiefer,
daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs.
John Philip Kiefer, and Mr. Edwin
Steidel, son of Mrs. Oscar Steidel and
the late Mr.. Steidel, were married. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Patrick E. Conroy, pastor Of st.
Anthony's Roman Catholic Church,
before an improvised altar of ferns,
gladioli and palms. Seven-b -branched
candelabra were placed at each side
Of the altar. Preceding the ceremony,
Ross Miles Lehman, jr, nephew of
the bride, played several selections on
the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Avis
S. Kline at the piano. Mrs. Kline
played the wedding march.
The bride was escorted by her broth
er, Mr.. Laurence L. Kiefer of Yelling
ton, Va. who gave her in marriage.
She wore a princess gown of white
point d'esprit with short train. Her
finger-tip veil was fastened to a halo
effect cap with orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Flora Mitchell of Washington
was maid of honor. She wore pow
der blue mousseline de sole gown with
a wreath of blue flowers in her hair
and carried pink sweetheart roses
tied with blue tulle.
The bridesmaids were Miss Aumelia
Shriner of Baltimore and Miss Kath-
crime Wildensteiner of Washington.
| Miss Shriner's dress was of yellow
mousseline de sole and Miss Widen
| steiner's Of peach They wore wreaths
of flowers matching the dresses and
| carried bouquets of talisman roses.
Mr.. Leslie o. Steidel of Lavelle
| Quebec, Canada, was best man for his
| brother. The ushers were Mr.. How
ard America and Mr.. Charles Car
riere.
Following a reception Mr.. and Mrs
Stedel left for motor trip in the
| North.
Out -of-toWn guests at the wedding
included Mrs L. A. Shriner, Miss Ma
radene Shriner and Mr.. Joseph Shep-
ard of Baltimore. Mrs. Wendell Nee
/ kinS, Mrs Clinton BeW, Miss Alice
| Harding, Mr.. Thomas Lawson, Mr.
Jack Lawson, Miss Earline Jones, Mr.
Earl Jones, Mrs. Leslie Steidel and
Mrs. Laurence L. Keifer. Virginia
Miss Alva Carriere Of Hyattsville, Md.
| and Mrs. Albert H. Bedford of Gal.
thersburg, Md.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Miss Preston Feted
At Bridal Shower

Mrs Harry r. Thomas entertained
at bridal shower last night at her
home in Veitch Summit, Va, in honor
OF Miss Mildred Preston, who will
be married Saturday to Mr.. James
Lawrence Wilkins. Mr. wilkins Is a
nephew of Mrs. Thomas.
The arrangements for the shower
last evening were unique. When the
bride-elect arrived at $50 O'Clock.
she was escorted by the hostess to
the rock garden and lily pool, where
upon given signal, a food of light
revealed not only the assembled guests
but long clothes line. literally strung
with gifts. Beneath the line was placed
large clothes basket. and following
the reading of an original poem, the
bride-to-be took down her gifts
Later, refreshments were served ir
the dining room, where an all-white
decorative scheme was used. The at.
tractive table centerpiece was bow
of white petunias and pearl blossoms
intermingled with maidenhair fern
The large white wedding cake was
mounted by a miniature bride anc
bridegroom
Assisting the hostess in the dinins
room were Mrs Henry Thomas. Of
LeeWay, Va. and her daughter, Mrs
Gordon Ball, Mrs William D. Ellet
OF Washington and Mrs Lulu Vettch
mother of the prospective bride.
groom.
Additional guests included Mrs
Francis x. Crimmins, Miss Ann Grim
minis and Mrs. Frances Horton O.
Franklin Park, Va; Miss Nellie Ortor
and Miss Margaret Freeman of Wash
ington; Mrs. Esther Sumpter, Mrs
Vernon Marsteller, Miss Norine Kloss
Miss Helen Cranston. Mrs Al Jones
Miss Emily Veitch, Miss Alice Benn
Miss Mary Hendley, Mrs Wilbu
Ekstrand, Miss Adrienne Odenthal
Mrs. J. L. Dugan, Mrs. Lester Dugan
Mrs. Charles B. Gunerman. Mis-
Josephine Sterling, all Of Arlington
and Mrs Howard J. Sunderland o
| COyanS Md
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Duke and Duchess
OF Kent at Lancut,
Visit Count Potocki

HE information was received today
that the Duke and Duchess OF
Kent arrived in Warsaw, Poland, Fri
day en- route to Lancut, the famous
estate of Count Alfred Potocki, brother
OF the Polish Ambassador, Count
jerry Potocki. Count jerry Potocki
left Washington several weeks ago for
Poland, where he joined Countess
Potocka, who left some months ago.
Count Alfred Pctocki is well known
here, where, accompanied by his
mother, Countess Betka Potocka, he
visited his brother and sister-in-IaW
last Autumn.
Other representatives of prominent
Polish and foreign families also Will
be entertained at the castle, among
them the Polish Ambassador in Lon
don, Count Raczynski; Prince Gar
toryski, Prince Eugene Lubomirski
and Prince Lichtenstein of Czecho-
| slovakia.
Saturday the Duke and Duchess OF
Kent visited katoWice, the industrial
| center Of Polish Silesia. On Sunday
they went to CracoW, where they
stopped at the Potocki palace In the
afternoon they visited the Church Of
st. Mary. built in the thirteenth CEN
tury, and later made an automobile
| tour of the city. The duke placed
wreath on the coffin of the late Mar
shall Pilsudski in the Wawel Cathe-
| dral.
! Yesterday the guests arrived In
Lancut. where they will remain for
several days.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Miss Mary Rosen
Bride of MIR. Golf

OF much interest in residential cir
cles was the marriage Saturday morn
ing in st. Margarets Church Of Miss
Mary Chauvenet Rosen, daughter Of
Mr. Charles Rosen Of Woodstock, N.
Y, to Mr. Richard Galloway Con, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. M. lie Roy Con Of
this city. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
officiated at IL o'clock.
The arrangements for the wedding
were informal and the couple left after
the ceremony for wedding trip.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. Percy de Fort Warner, Of
this city. who wore a powder blue suit
with a white frilly blouse, blue and
white slippers and accessories to match
Her bouquet was Of lilies of the valley,
delphinium and sweetheart roses. Mr..
Goff was best man for his son.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Miss Olivier Engaged
To Mr.. PC. Daniels

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Raoul Olivier
of Lafayette, La, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Theodore to
Mr.. Paul C. Daniels, son of Mrs. Flora
Daniels of North Adams, Mass.
The announcement is of much in
terest in congressional circles in the
Capital, where the attractive bride
elect has been acting as hostess for her
uncle. Representative Robert L. Mou-
ton. Miss Olivier has made host Of
friends since coming to Washington
with her uncle last Fall. She attended
South Western College in Lafay-
cite, La.
Mr.. Daniels is in the Division OF
American Republics of the State De-
partment. He attended Phillips And.
over School and graduated from Yale
in 1924. He also attended the Uni.
versity Of Dion and Grenoble and the
University Of Toulouse.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Green have
come from New York and are at the
Shoreham while in Washington for q
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Postmaster General
To Leave the Capital
Tomorrow for Akron
Lull in Social Activities in Official and
Diplomatic Circles in Washington
This Week.

TIME Postmaster General Capital
New York where he spent the week end and will
leave tomorrow Akron Ohio, where he will attend
meeting He will be back in Washington Thursday
Representative of Illinois has taken apart
the Carlton Hotel during the duration Of the
The Administration and
Mrs Harry L. Hopkins spent end Saratoga
Springs guests dinner there last night of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Walker
Rear Admiral Robert
Embassy is at Newport r. L. for the yacht While
there he is stopping at the Muenchnger King.
COL Masachka Hirata Military of the japanese
will be host tonight at dinner party at the Carlton HOTEL
The of the United States Embassy at
Buenos William Dunn, and their daughter Eu
gena Dunn have returned to their home
on from tWoweek motor trip which in
cuded States with visit at Lake
Winnepesaukee in the White Mountains and trip to Ottawa
Quebec and Montreal, Canada.
Mr. Dunn who formerly director of the
of Foreign has recently been appointed
to the Embassy Argentina, and with his family will leave for
his post about october l.
Mr. and Mrs Dunn spent time Lima, when Mr..
Dunn was Embassy
several years
Mr. Elias Pcheon the Consul General
CISCO Washington for few days
visit and They will Chicago before
returning to the West Coast.
Lieut. Col William Hobson A; Mrs. Hobson and their
Miss Hobson of Fort Smelling Mnn stopping
Martinique while in Washington
Capt and Mrs. Paul to the Wardman
Hotel they have taken apartment and will make
their home during the coming months
Maj R. H Fleet Diego Calf in Washington
today and staying at the Carlton Hotel.
Mai Morrill, w Marston A, of
nor N Y at the Martinique for indefinite stay.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

short while. Mr. Green Is consulting
with Government officials on matters
of housing
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Summers
OF New York City have arrived in
Washington and they are making their
home at the Wardman Park Hotel,
where they have taken an apartment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Erdmann of
Cleveland, Ohio, are staying at the
Carlton Hotel while in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Knots Of
Springfield, Ill, who are making their
home in Washington at the present
time, have taken an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Randel of Scars
dale, N. Y, are at Carlton Hotel during
their stay in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark of New
York City are stopping at the Ward
man Park Hotel while in Washington
for visit of several days.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Miss Cartner
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Gartner Of
Gaithersburg have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Rosabell May Gartner, to DR.. Forte
Holiday Sandison of Kansas City, Mo,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Forte Sandi-
son of Huntsville, Mo.
The wedding will take place early in
September at the home of the brides
parents on Diamond avenue.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Sylvia Szechenyi
Arrives in NewpOrt

Miss Sylvia Szechenyi. daughter Of
former Hungarian Minister and
Countess Lazio Szechenyi, who
recently returned from Europe, where
she made her debut in Budapest, has
joined her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Roberts, at
the Breakers in Newport. Countess
Szechenyi will arrive at Newport
later in the week.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Miss Olive Stanley,
Mr.. Pitsnogle Wed.

4 INVOLVEMENT is made Of the
marriage of Miss Olive Elaine
Stanley Of Arlington, Va, and Mr..
Thomas Edward Pitsnogle OF Berkeley
Springs. w. Va, Friday. July %, in
Alexandria, Va. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. P. S. Ellis. Bap-
tist minister, at his home at o'clock
in the evening, in the presence of a
small company of close friends.
Mrs Pitsnogle wore becoming chif-
fon gown in a shade of pastel blue. a
white hat and corsage bouquet OF
pink rosebuds.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Stanley of Ferrum,
Va, and has made her home in Ar
lington for the past year. Mr.. Pits
nogle has also been a resident Of the
county for several months.
Evening star., 1937-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs Frederic William Vile
OF 1918 Sixteenth street have gone 70
Nantucket Island to spend the month
OF August.
Evening star., 1937-08-03
Weddings and Engagement Interest Society
Residential Social News
MIR. and Mrs. Lambert Jones to Enter
tain at Dinner Saturday.

a KR. AND MRS. LAMBERT
M JONES will be hosts at din
wv ner Saturday evening at their
4 home on Klingle road in