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Evening star., 1937-08-15
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

" HERE Will be three direct VlO-
lations of the District boxing
code on tomorrow nights card
\ at Griffith Stadium. One of
these was unavoidable and was waived
by the District Boxing Commission,
but the others apparently were de-
liberate and are contrary to the best
interests OF the game
Nestled In the rules and regula-
tions laid down by the District swat
body Is a clause which forbids fighters
to appear here If they have fought
elsewhere within the six previous
days.
Frank Donofrio and Johnny
Johnson both battIed 10 rounds
against nationally recognized
fighters only Friday night.
Fans Being Cheated.
SPECTATORS aren't getting what
they pay for in those cases. They
have right to expect 4 well-condi
toned fighter to step into that ring,
but with repetition Of these instances
they may receive a weary punch
pusher or assubsitute.
1t so happened that Donofrio broke
Tom Henrys nose in that argument,
but 1t might have been reversed. He
lost the decision, 80 It's logical to
assume he shed q few punches over
those 10 rounds.
johnson trimmed Tony Falco,
rugged welterweight. and also
WAS forced to travel 10 rounds.
If either had been injured, the
local card would have had to be
repaired with substitutes, and these
last minute subs seldom are any boon
to boxing. AS it is, Donofrio and
johnson are facing their second
tough tiffs in three days. which hardly
Is calculated to improve their prowess.
Armstrong in Same Boat.
HENRY ARMSTRONG, in the fea-
ture fuss with Johnny Cabello,
also will be pushing paws for the
second time in three days, having
kayoed Eddie Brink in New York
Friday night. The local commission
waived the infrsction Of the rule
In this instance beeauss The 1rtnk
Evening star., 1937-08-15
COLEMAN, E. DUSEK
Will MIX ON MAT
Clown, Tough Guy Head Program
Here Thursday in Ladies
Night" Show.

THE mat mellerdramer at Griffith
Stadium Thursday night will
combine comedy and villainy, with
Abe Coleman, the half-pint clown,
stacking up against the nefarious
Ernie Dusek In the feature tussle
Coleman has built up large local
following recently, disposlng Of
Binitrie La Rue. French champion in
his last encounter. Dusek, featured
in his last two appearances here,
pinned Jack Hader and Reb Russell
in rough matches.
Promoter Joe Turner has announced
that ladies night" again will be
observed, with the gal. being ad-
mitted for IS cents. Some 800 brought
their boy friends and bubbles last
time and this elated Turner no end
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BY PAUL J. MILLER, JR.,
AUTHORITY ON SOCIAL
CHESS.
Gen. Bogoljubov, Speed Ace.

zen. bOgOiJuDOV, speed ACE.
::: ::;:: :::::; :: .:::: :: !: :.: y: Z:
cial Chess Lounge, aver
aging less than 10 seconds to the
move, and Gen. Basil Bogoljubov, at
one time in high command Of the
Siberian Army OF the former Gar Of
Russia. marshaled his mimic soldiers
OF wood with the coolness OF veteran,
to sweep triumphantly over the entire
field without the loss OF single game.
That chess Is comparable to
actual warfare Is dogma. Great
generals-NapoleOn, Washing
ton, CharIemagne-foun un-
limited pleasure in the bloodless
war of the chessbOard
Gen. Bogoljuboy delights in tackling
the best that frequent the Social Chess
Lounge and daily over-the-board
practice sharpens the eye, whets the
imagination, inyigorates the mind so
that victory in tournament play is q
natural sequence.
Robert Feeney opposed the general
in the playoff for lightning honors.
In midgame Robert forced an ex-
change Of rocks, leaving himself with
only two pawns and q king, while his
adversary was the stronger by pawn,
which decided the course OF the con-
test in short order.
Individual erorioo h1y .oot;o,s.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
When
Your
Dog
Begins
10
Scratch
YOU OWE HIM THIS RELIEF

Don't blame the heat or animal nature
when your dog begins to scratch and
shed his coat. 1t isn't natures way at
all. II your skin was like his-non-por-
ous-and you couldn't perspire. the itch.
ing would drive you mad.
dogs skin is subject to intense itch.
ing irritatonS often brought about BY
improper feeding. restraint Of domestic
life and lack Of natural exercise. No won
der he has TO scratch-is fretful and
nervous, He is in torment. He looks
to you for help.
Rex Hunters Tasteless DOG Powders in
sanitary capsules-for dogs OF all breeds
any age. contain the natural correctives
most every dog needs. Given regularly
each week they work to correct condi-
tions that so often cause scratching, loose
coat hstessness. poor appetite and asso-
cated ills. Rid of them. your pet Is asaln
happy, healthy and contented.
Easy to administer safe to use and in
expensive. Rex Hunters DOG Powders the
prescription of an English Veterinary
Surgeon. are for sale at leading Pet Shops
and Drug Stores. II unable to obtain
locally send CSC for package-a full
months supply-(or 5 for 81 .O0) direct to
makers, Hilgers e. Co.. Dept. 36s. Binz-
You'll never know how hne your dog
can be until you've tried them. Ask for
Rex Hunters Dos Powders. Keep Your
DOG Fit.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

beagies. Pekingese, English springer
spaniel, chow elbows and dachshunds
follow In that order.
THE value Of dogs in child training
often has been asserted. It is
rot 50 we'll known that dogs play q
large part in curing the neuroses Of
adults.
One Of our local breeders
claims that dogs have played \
large part in teaching him to
curb his violent temper, which
was An outward manifestation
Of = neurosis that made him 4
hard person to live with or deal
with.
He found he could not handle or
train dogs for exhibition until he
learned to control himself. People
who are painfully neat and clean
nnd that owning puppy helps them
to accustom themselves to 4 COM
Portable untidiness. People who are
painfully shy make friends easily
with the aid Of dog.
A MOTHER OF the shows which takes
= It's place among the unusual shows
Of this country and also y elasssd
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Full Preliminary Card,

IN AN eight-round semi final Buddy
Scott, lanky local light heavy
weight, will mix with Frankie Dono-
Ffrio OF Philadelphia. while six-round-
|ers list Baby Manuel, Mexican feath-
|erweight, humping into Yambo An
|drates Of South America, and George
Henry, colored New York welterveight,
facing Johnny Johnson OF Philadel-
(phia.
Four-rounders, the first Of which
Will get under way at $50 o'clock,
fflnds Mike Morton. local lightweight,
meeting Brooks Bowen Of Richmond; :;
Wild Bill Howell, North Carolina
lightweight, collding with Spike Mil
|ler OF Oklahoma. and Johnny Jones,
california lightweight. trading blows
with Kid HOWE, local colored lad.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
C0LORED 'Y' BOXERS
BATTLING TUESDAY
Brown Bombers Will Be Guests
in Fistic Show Offering
Seven Contests

|THF Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c. AS
boxing team will engage the
Brown Bombers in match Tuesday
In the formers gym with seven bouts
forming the card.
Jimmy Deans bout with Joe Grady
|ln the 12s-pound class and Jimmy
Prices l40-pound scrap with Humpty
Joe are expected to be the features.
Other bouts send Ashby Corley
leainst Dick Richardson. Allen Walker
against Tom Randall, Johnny johnson
against Eddy Page Bill Moore against
Curly Boy and Tiger Roy against
Jimmy F1emring.
The first bout is at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
;AQOC'S LI55EEi
By RR7AXNToN
By RR TAXNTON

as society event is the Storm King
show, which this year takes place on
Saturday, September 26, at Corn
wall, N. Y. 1t will be at the Ken
ridge race track, lent to the club
annually by Mrs. Langborne Williams
and Chauncey Stillman. All exhibitors
are guests of the club at lunch. En-
trance and parking are free to the
public. Last year more than 1900
cars were parked on the grounds.
Even more are expected this year.
pREM1UM lists are out for the
Westchester Kennel Club show
at Rye, N. Y, and for Far Hills, NJ
j., show.
These are scheduled for the
middle Of September. and both
offer unusually hish-claSS prize
money as well as number Of
special trophies.
The Dalma tan Club of America
will call the classes at Far Hills their
speciality show and offer prizes of ST.,
IS, 50 and 81 in every class, with no
restrictions. There also will be a
number of attractive trophies to be
won This list should insure record
entry.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
QUEENS PAWN OPENING.

a, To. avoid the possibility. Of -.
kt-kt3 after -, P-k4.
tbl White first intended IA P-K4. and il
then -. PIP: lo PxP. QxP?. IL BOZ r
moves: u BxP ch. but gave 1t up for posi-
tlonal reasons
tc) To free from KIP.
a. II -. Kt-Kt3: II PRS. and the
knight cannot go to O.. or else a pawn is
lost, while for the next few moves -.
PXP or -, P-K5 is advisable.
te) To guard assinst PIP and Kt-Q6
~ White has the advantage OF two
GOOD bishops.
90 Black must not attempt to exchange
both ROCKS by QR-Ql, etc. since Q-Kt3i
afterward would tie Blacks queen to the
nrst rank. and two bishops would soon win
thl II -. R-Kt4 K-Rl and rook
would soon be in trouble.
u White spent long time examining
26 RxKt. BxR: - R-Q5!? BxB and obtain
two ROCKS for the queen.
90 II =. B-B3. White has a brilliant
queen sacrifice with 30 B-QRo. Kt-B6 CHI .
= PxKt BxQ: 70 BxB threatening
KR-KO. QR-Kl Cor AZ; 33 RxR RxR;
"a B mates (A) -. P-KKt4: 80 R-K6!
and mates.
* II -. R-KKt1: SO R-o5, PxR: "a
0HP CHI. etc.
~ particularly fine same by Fair
hurst
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Louis Improved,
Ring Boss Says

DOMPTON LAKES, N. j.. August
IA lPl-Boxing Commissioner
William J. Brown paid an official
visit to Champion Joe Louis camp
today and saw the Negro Bomber
box six rounds against three SPAR
ring partners in his training ses-
sion for the title bout against
Tommy Farr at the Yankee Sta
dium August 26.
Brown, who hadn't seen Louis
since his bout with Bob Pastor
in the Garden last March, ex-
pressed himself as impressed over
the improvement shown by the
heavyweight champion as boxer.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Chesspourri.
NETROPOLITAN CHESS ASSO-
CITATION convenes Thursday. 8
pm, Parkside Hotel, to discuss the
progress Of the activity program
planned at the July assembly.
Each club and chess group in the
District is entitled to two official dele
gates on the executive council of the
association.
Alexander Sturges, chairman of the
Team Tournament Committee, has
formulated some preliminary regula-
tions for the District quintet battle
that opens the first week in October at
the Social Chess Lounge.
Any chess club or private unit
may register for play, whether
affiliated with the NJ. c. A. or
not.
team shall furnish its own chessmen
and boards.
Players failing to furnish their own
equipment shall pay in addition to the
team ehtry fee cover charge OF Is
cents to the Social Chess Lounge,
which in turn will provide adequate
playing equipment.
Other regulations will be an
nounced in this column soon
Lewis j. Isaacs, treasurer OF the
Chicago committee for the forthcom-
ing Paul Morphy Centennial Tourna-
ment, which begins August % at the
Congress Hotel. reminds class A play
ers throughout the country to file at
once their credentials with $40 entry
fee. Address: American Chess Fed
Grafton, 724 West Roosevelt road, Chi
cago. Total prizes may aggregate
$l,172.50.
Read this column in Sports
OF The Washington Star every
Monday, Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday as the only erclu-
siue chess column in the Ma
TONS Capital.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Institutional Chess Lectures.
WHAT EVERY BEGINNER

SHOULD KNOW" is the title
OF the Institutional lecture to be
featured tomorrow evening a o'clock
at the Parkside Hotel, 1886 I street
northwest. by Prof. Paul Miller, chess
editor Of The Washington Star.
Mondays lecture will be Of especial
interest to beginners and would-be
beginners at chess
The Institutional lecture is the first
to be delivered by Prof. Miller this
Summer.
Tuesday a second lecture. what
Every Beginner Doesn't Know is
booked at the same hour and place.
Wednesday a third lecture, How
to Become a First-Class Tyro in the
Shortest Period of Time" together
with an educational display of chess
Evening star., 1937-08-15

N II ital Kennel Club, the Old
V Dominion Kennel Club and
1 L the Baltimore County Ken
mel Club are being invited to a unique
series of get-togethers and lectures
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Woolner at Washington Grove, Md.
The first of these informal social and
educational meetings is scheduled for
Wednesday, August Is. The guest Of
honor and lecturer Of the evening will
be Henry D. Bixbee. chief liaison of1i-
Ger of the American Kennel Club. He
will tell OF the work Of the leading
body of dogdom, expound Its rules and
answer questions.
The second meeting, scheduled for
September 70, will have as its main
theme a lecture and discussion Of
distemper. The chief speaker will be
DR.. Pyle, connected with the Lederle
Institute, makers OF the anti-distem-
per vaccines, viruses and scrums used
In connection with the lAidlaw.
Duakin method. Of inoeulatiou.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
TWELFTH STREETS AHEAD.

Dividing their scoring among six
innings, the Twelfth Street Y. M. c.
A. Juniors nosed out the Myrtle A. c.
Juniors, 81, yesterday at Walker Sta
dium. Bill Booker allowed the losers
only nve hits and held them scoreless
until the sixth
Evening star., 1937-08-15

4 QUEER quirk appears in news
~ item from Independence, Mo.
~ A census has been ordered to
determine whether it is true
that the towns canine population is
greater than the human population
II it is, so what? That proba bly, in
creases the towns percentage of good,
tax-paying citizens.
THE March number OF the Journal
Of Heredity, published by the
American Genetic Association. has a
picture of white cocker spaniel on
the cover owned by John c. McLAush-
lin Of Washington
The accompa nyinx article
states that this dog Is to he kept
and used for experimental
breeding In color fixation and
albiniSm.
ciphering many problems in heredity
1t is to be hoped that he natures and
repyoduces satisfactorily.
nUT in Vienna. Va, there is a couple
collies which belong to a skeet
shooting fan, who keeps lot of the
games paraphernalia on his place for
his own and his friends amusement.
The dogs answer to Skeet and Trap.
The first illustrated sports page still
IS IN existence, and the sport fea-
tured was deer hunting with the aid
of greyhounds. This page" was pub
lished at the Tomb Of Amten In the
Nile Valley between 1000 and $500
B. c. The most ancient Of sports all
employed dogs and many Of the most
popular Of modern sports still employ
dogs. One OF the earliest treatises on
the use Of dogs in sport was written by
Xenophon in 400 BIC.
1t concerned hare hunting and
insisted that followers Of this
sport should be sportsmanlike
in their attitude toward the hare
rs well as toward each other
and the dogs.
Among the modern sports which fea-
ture the dog are obedience trials and
bench shows, gun dog trials, retrieving
trials, tracking trials, fox hunting and
hunting for other game which varies
with locality, fiat racing hurdle racing,
coursing and the outlawed, although
not extinct, bull batting and pit ight-
ing.
r EG1sTRAT1ON figures for the first
first half OF 1887 put the cocker
spaniel far in advance. with the Bos-
ton terrier second. Scottish terriers,
fox terriers (both coats), greyhounds,
Evening star., 1937-08-15

to the! British crown relinquished by
WillaH Winter. who failed to defend
his tile in the recent congress.
Sir George Thomas was runner-up
and H. E. Atkins, H. Golombek and T.
H. Tylor tied for third, fourth and
fifth place honors.
Over l30 players entered the
B. c. F. tourney, but the cham
pionship section embraced only
= dozen picked player1.
How the champion played Is illus
trated with notes from the August
issue OF the British Chess Magazine.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

IN the bleachers enjoying the 10
second fracsS were Mrs. Pearl Spick-
nall, DR.. Tucker, Mrs E. E. Williams
Robert Zachary, Harry Petty, Edith
johnson and William Reynolds, sr.
Simon Naidel tournament director,
announces casual play for this
Wednesday at the meeting Of the
Washington Social Chess Divan.
Five-man teams within the divan
are being organized by Norvel Wig
ginton, assistant chess director. These
teams will vie with each other for
ranking in anticipation of the Fall
open-team tournament for the Dis
trict, conducted by the Metropolitan
Chess Association.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

ROCK SANDS GRANDSON.
PLATE, young thoroughbred stallion
standing at Col. Phil T. Chinn's Old
Hickory Farm Ia Kentucky. u
grandsoa Of ths great Rock Sand.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

miscellanies will be the entertainment.
The public is welcome. Admission is
so cents, or the series for ST.
All monies received go toward ad-
vancing the cause Of social chess
within the District.
II you would like to get an
accurate and quick understand
ing Of chess. these lectures will
give you an infinite amount Of
information.
Women will find the lectures espe-
cially instructive. for the queen is the
most powerful of all the chess pieces.
Chess Problem No. 81.
By X HANNEMANN First Prize.
Weenink Memorial Tournament.
Courtesy. Chess Review
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
WHITES MEN.

White to Play and Mate in Three.
pROBLEM No. 80 responds to the
correct key: P-K3. Come solu-
tions from the eternals-Sergt. Alton
O. Coppage, E. w. Allen and A. G.
Dreyer. Guy Smiths reply to No 80
to hand Any suggestions as to the
Fall problem solving tourney?
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Scot Becomes British Champ.
w. A. FA1RHuRsT of Glasgow, No.
l chess player Of Scotland, at
the thirtieth annual congress Of the
Imperial Hotel. Blackpool, succeeded
Evening star., 1937-08-15

THIRD RACE-The Ashokan: purs.
81 300; maldenS: 2year-olds colts and
Evening star., 1937-08-15

SECOND RAcE-The Robert Oliver
Evening star., 1937-08-15
MdtIlPIV TITNI eNITy.
Parker CornlnE-king Ranch entry.

q Ut htI NUI HIIIB MIX NAhCh entry, =
FOURTH RACE-The Sultana: purse
Sl,2O0; allowances; 3-vsar-oldS and up.
Niles and mares: furlongs
Schoolmom --- Jos Dressy l04
Carvola Il5 Paradistcel I15
Little Miracle - 1l5
Evening star., 1937-08-15

0xP ch, etc.
lD particularly fine game by Fair
hurst.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

. pounds Claimed Tor rider.
7 . pounds Claimed for rider,
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Saratoga Springs
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

- FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added
y q m ~ -year.nlds 6llias Il ri
Evening star., 1937-12-28
By KATHARINE BROOKS.

\ 4 RS. LAWRENCE TOWN.
M SENDS season OF musical
wv mornings opened brilliantly
y y Nosfardau in thu hallroo,,a of
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Peggy Ann English
Hostess at Dance.

Miss Peggy Ann English. at home
from William and Mary College for
the holidays, gave dance last evening
at the residence OF her parents on
North Pershing drive, Arlington.
The guests, numbering around 80
included group of college boys and
girls, several of whom are classmates
and sorority pledges Of the hostess.
In February Miss English will become
a full-fledged member of Gamma Phi
Beta National Sorority.
In the group last evening were Miss
Betsy Smith of Harrisburg. Pa, who
is alternating her visit with Miss
English and an aunt in Washington;
Miss Jean Stevenson and Miss Jane
Grogins of Washington. Miss Jane
English. Miss Evelyn Kempfer, the
Misses Kate and Cornelia Alfriend of
Alexandria, Miss Martha Lamborne,
Miss Marlin and Miss Anna Jane
Pence. Miss Virginia Gary, Miss Betty
Clayton, Miss Elizabeth Dinges, Miss
Mary Farley Ames and Miss Carol
Beebe Of Arlington; Mr. Bankhead
Davies, Mr.. William Davies, Mr..
Christopher Williams, Mr.. Rogers
Ford, Mr.. Gordon Beale, Mr.. Roger
Beebe, Mr.. william Ingram, Mr.. Wal
ter Smith, Mr.. William Germond, Mr.
James Ianigan, Mr.. Harold Dinges,
Mr.. Edward Alfriend, Mr.. Edward
Brown, Mr.. John Goodwin, Mr.. Rich
ard English and Mr.. Albert Conrad.
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Miss Dudley Gregory
Presented Yesterday
At Sulgrave Club.

HRS. GEORGE DUDLEY GREG
DRY entertained at dinner last
evening for her daughter, Miss Dud.
ley Stevens Gregory, who made her
debut yesterday afternoon at a tes
dance which her aunt, Miss Marian
Stevens gave at the Sulgrave Club
The guests at dinner were the youne
ladies who assisted the debutante al
the tea dance and their escorts.
The debutante, who received with
her mother and aunt, wore a gown OF
turquoise blue velvet, the skirt made
long and full and the bodice cut ir
square neckline and having short
puffed sleeves She carried an old
fashioned bouquet in a lace holder
Mrs. Gregory had a costume of black
velvet and wore corsage bouquet OF
orchids. Miss Stevens was in dubon-
net velvet and wore a spray of gar
denias.
Assisting Miss Stevens and Mrs
Gregory were Mrs Robert H. Dun
lap, Mrs. John Spalding Flannery, Mrs
Ernest Graves. Mrs Thomas Hart
Mrs. Ridley Mclean. Baroness Korff
Mrs. Frederick Solger, Mrs. Whelan
Vaughn, Miss Eloise Sergeant and
Miss Alys Downing.
The debutante had as her assistants
Miss Roberta Marshall of Phila.
delphia. Miss Patricia Reynolds OF
New York, Miss Mildred Rhett OF
Charleston. S. c.; Miss Louise Burke
Miss Peggy Lincoln. Miss Helen Lip
pitt, Miss Florence Merrill Miss Betty
Nash and Miss Alice Sturdevant.
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Tea at the White House
Is Scheduled for
Tomorrow
Mrs. Roosevelt Is Due From West:
To Entertain Wives of Members
Of Geological Society.

FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT expected to return
w the White House tomorrow from Seattle wah where
she went to spend Christmas with her son-in-aw
daughter Mr. and Mrs John Boer and the latter children
Anna Eleanor Dali and Curtis Roosevelt DALI
Mrs Roosevelt will entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon,
the White House, the the members of the Geological
ciety of America holding their fieth meeting
Washington this At Lady Lindsay
OF His Britannia Maesty Ambassador will receive wives the
scientists the British Embassy today society given
luncheon at the Columbia Country Club.
Mrs Roosevelt will hold her conference Thursday
morning at II o'clock.
The Swiss Minister Peter returned today from
brief visit in Boston, where they spend Christmas with
their and daugenlaw, Mr. Mrs Georges Peter
MI. Marc Peter jr.
The Secretary Of the Hungarian legation sche
has gone to Florida for a vacation.
Commissioner Mrs Claude r. Porter
have with them at their at the Wardman Park Hotel
their son-n-lsw daughter, Jay
and their Porter Carkson Collins who will remain
with them the holidays. Mrs Collins the former Mary
Charlotte Porter.
Puraa-s holidays daugh
ter Mss Esheh Pu-ours member faculty Hagers
town High School
The Chairman Federal Communications Commits
sion and Mrs Thad spending this their
1umbus Ohio home and will return to Washington Monday Jan
uary 3.
H. Brown. r, spending holidays
English cassmae Princeton they Of
senior class.
Brig Gen. Edwin B. wnans has closed his Vienna home,
Contemplation and has left for trip to South America.
Col and Mrs. NJ Barro of Kensingon Md with them
during the holidays their daughter
Mrs W. F. Christmas and their children.
1t. Col and Mrs William Brougher at home small
of friends in their home Wesley Heights last evening
They will entertain again Thursday afternoon.
Green of Fort Bragg N c. are spending
the holidays with Mrs Bragg parents, Fox
Vienna.
Evening star., 1937-12-28

(See DEBUTANTE. Page BAD
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Miss McFa arland
To Marrv.

Miss Roberta Fern Mcfarland o.
Seattle. Wash, and MIR. Jay Albert
Woodside, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Woodside of Hyattsville, Md, will be
married Tuesday evening, January 4
The wedding will take place in the
First Presbyterian Church in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard johnson OF
Seattle. brother-in-law and sister OF
the bride. announced the engagement
and approaching marriage,
Mr.. Woodside and his bride will be
at home at Franklin street, in
Hyattsville, after short wedding trip.
Miss Mcfarland is a graduate of the
University of Washington and is a
member Of the Glover Creek Riding
Club. She recently has been connected
with one of the Federal departments
In Washington. Mr.. Woodside attend
ed school in Charlotte, N. c., and is in
business in Hyattsville.