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Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-28

A weeks vacation in San Fran
cisco is being enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bryant.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-28

Mrs. B. L. Major and two child
ren have returned from Pasadena
where they visited Mrs. Majors
mother
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starting from the Plaza Hotel,
in less than three blocks Of
walking she ran into Graciela
and Marta Trucco, doing some
trousseau shopping for Graciela,
next she saw Jules Henry, Coun.
Selor If the French Embassy:
then Mr.. J. Richling, Minister
from Uruguay, and last, Drew
Dudley. And no telling who else
she might have seen had she
not, at that moment, decided
to go the rest of the way in
a taxi.
THE FLOYD CISSELLS will
l. never need another kitchen
utensil for the next hundred
years, but they will need a bigger
kitchen to handle those they
have. And it all started because
some one Of their friends dis.
covered that the Cissell wedding
anniversary last week was an
aluminium one, promptly told
about forty other friends and
all Of them descended upon the
the Cissell household armed
with every aluminium pan, dish
or gadget ever invented by
mortal man.
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Couple Feted

Following the rehearsal for
their wedding, which will take
place tomorrow, Miss Beverly
Squires and Mr.. John Clifton
Martin were feted at a dinner
party given at Hamilton Arms
last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Burgess and Mr.. and Mrs.
Granison Greer Allen enter
tanned at the party.
\
Miss Clare Virginia Moran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph j. Moran, of Boston, has
sent out cards for a houSeWarm-
ing tomorrow from 5 to 7 at
1906 Twentieth st. Miss Moran,
who, with her sister, Miss Kath-
leen Moran, has been a frequent
visitor in the Capital since
graduating from Trinity College,
is great favorite in the younger
set. Miss Kathleen Moran now
4 X
Mrs. A. B. Ferguson, of Hous-
ton, Tex, is in the Capital visit
ing her son Mr.. Charles Knight.
She will return to Houston on
Wednesday, u
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Reautifl1 Women = OF the Army, Nayy Marine Corps

Mr.. 1T1bby having not the
vagueSt idea, how old Mr.. Kolb's
daughter might be, hesitated,
automatically and gave the
quick witted secretary Of Mr..
Kolb an opportunity to give the
correct age. After that, the man
left instructions Of various
things he wished done on his
house and with another cheer.
full good morning, left the office.
Mr.. Tribby, by that time, not
quite so cheerful, also said good
morning and advised the secre-
tary that he would return, he
hoped when Mr.. Kolb would be
there. because for once in his
life, he had encountered a situa-
ton which had definitely gotten
the best Of him.
pUTH DOVE, daughter of the
~ Robert c. Doves, has taken
her tall and stunning self right
out into the work-a-day world
and is now a most efficient
. young secretary in a well-known
business concern here.
MRS. JOHN DONNELLY, Of
WA Boston, who was the for.
mer and very lovely Alicia
Tumulty, daughter Of the Joseph
TumultyS, is visiting her family
for several weeks and has with
her her own baby daughter.
This bah daughter, whom, we
suspect, is being the queen Of the
household, as far as her adoring
grandparents are concerned, is
christened Alicia, after her
mother, but everybody in the
family insists on calling her
little Licia," which suits her so
exactly that she probably will
be called that forever and al
ways.
WHAT very charming young
w lady whose debut was not
so long ago, and whose family
has been one Of great promi-
nence IN this town, so far for.
got her background, traditions
and-Saddest Of all-her good
manners and made an embar.
RAISING scene at one Of the
Swagger and recent parties? The
young man into whose face she
threw the champagne was, so
we understand, Just as surprised
as the other guests who wit
messed this little temperamental
outburst. And tea tables are
filled with chatter and not too
much amusement over this in.
cident.
M s. ROBERT WHITNEY
V1 MBRIE is back in town,
after spending a nice, leisurely
month visiting on Cape Cod.
Stopping in New York for a
few days, she believed for an
hour one m ming that half of
Washington was there also. For,
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Ruth Nelson
WedTonight

A simple but charming we'd
ding will take place this evening
when Miss Ruth D. Nelson,
daughter of Mrs. Mary G. Nelson
marrieS Mr.. Aldrich F. Medbery,
son of Mrs. j. Frank Medbery.
The ceremony, which will take
place at 7::30 o'clock at the
Church of the Epiphany, will be
performed ny the Rev. Re Barney
Phillips. Lighted taperS will be
the only decoration.
The bride, who is to be given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr..
c. W. Woodson, will wear the
traditional white satin and her
veil is to be of tulle. She will
carry bouquet of white
chysanthemumS.
Following the wedding. the
bride and bridegroom will sail
from New New York aboard a
ITavana.bound steamer.
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To Decorate
First Lady

The Cuban Ambassador, Sc
nor DR.. Pedro Martinez Fraga,
will present to Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt the decoration of
the Grand Cross Of the Cuban
Red Cross, at noon, Thursday.
at the White House.
The Ambassador will be &C
companied by Lieut.. Col. Evelio
Figarola e Infante, General Sec
rotary of the Cuban Red Cross
Society, who is coming to
Washington specially to bring
the decoration; by DR.. Miguel A.
Macau, of that Institution, and
by Major Luis Fernandez Ar
dois, Colonel Figarola's personal
aide
The decoration is offered to-
Mrs. Roosevelt in recognition Of
her humanitarian work and as
a token Of appreciation from
the Cuban Red Cross Society.
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ll::lf. kS1zZzIGl

by Max Esper, Washington Times
tirely too much emphasis is put upon careers
for women" but admits that if she wanted
career for herself, she would choose the news
paper profession, because of its varied in
terests" She was born in Massachusetts, loves
being in Washington and attended Holton Arms
School here and also George Washington Uni
versity. She has most expressive and lovely
mouth and her voice has dramatic richness
that one never forgets.
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PETER CARTER
SauS-
Society Women Eagerly Anticipate Musicalcs

T Clinton Tribby and ]. Leo Kolb, the real
y. tor, do, so their various friends insist,
look great deal alike But how much alike neither Of
them realized until day last week Then Mr. Trbby saun
tered into Mr. Kobs office and discovering Mr. Kob out for
the proceeded to take seat comfortable and wait
Not later man in rushed up looked at
Mr. Tribby said Good morning, Mr.. Kolb and then sat
simply replied "Good morning" He could have chosen
thing to do For the other went right into
family discussion about Mr. Kobs children the fact that
the who to and fix repairs on his
roof had and then wound up with the question:
Mr.. Kolb how old is your daughter?"
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Tea Planned

Following the laying of the
foundation stone of the new
Activities Building for the Ma
tional Cathedral School for
Boys, the Canon and Mrs. AL
bert Hawley Lucas will enter.
tain at their annual tea, on
November 4. The party will
be held from 4:30 until $50
o'clock.
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sit around" instead Of going in for heavy ath-
letics Her pet adornments are bracelets, odd
and wide and heavy, and she goes in" for many
kinds of perfumes, because she believes that
perfume should suit not only the time Of day
at which it is used, but the particular costume
as we'll Black is the only shade she really
likes, though occasionally she will consent to
an evening gown of white. She is completely
uninterested in career and thinks that en-
Evening star., 1937-03-27
White House Will Be Scene of Much Activity Durin
By the Way
Beth Blaine

reamed into the great cheerful drawing Of the
Polish Embassy gathered in front of blazing
spite the the weather has completely
past Many the friends who going about
hveng having stored their Winter coats at the
first blossoms!
tareUeI luncheon honor of Eduad KuikO1DSki
Tuesday and his popular sister Nine
Joanna KukoWska HigerSberge Dho departs for Merico
the day. They haze added much to social life in
Washington the Joanna th her sparkling radiant
personality and Edoard oith his quiet attractive manner.
guests included the Embassy staff who had presented M
cigarette box on which engraved signature
really nice souvenir OF happy days spent IN Wash
1ngton.
Potock great fun and has 1oondert sense OF
about her brilliant red 1oich
Uearing ith her chic black costuneas it the
color dangerous Merico for she might get in
the Utctnity Of the bull ring!
The table was attracvey decorated lovely
filled with Dresden China Spring flowers His Excel
ency said they present from his mother the charming
Countess Roman Potocka, who sailed last week.
that they back soonhe longer live in Wash
realize that diplomatic friends really
a post, they return to with higher rank.
"IISSIE" PATTERSON returned from Nassau-ooktng
simply Uondertu-sln broWn and enthusiastic
there ,0ith her private bathing beach!
wondering she has going through
the alphabet when trying to recall name This merely
geon which helpful certain Long
quesion-WaS beyond pale
remembering her oldest friends
and the time have heard her mumbng the alphabet
approached acquaintance who usual under the
name" series.
ouely day at the at Belmont last Spring
became quite panicky as zone Of oldest friends dear
ae e1e 4ee oEa e nee mnd haa dn n b e Tcad P S
R-R, that's -her name is ArchibaldH
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Bedtime Stories
Peter Finds His Cousin Worried.

"Wha-wha-what that?" slut
tered Peter What do you mean it's
getting to be one of your greatest
worrieS?"
THE snow has gone too soon," ex-
planned Jumper.
mot bit!" declared Peter emphat-
ically. 1T couldn't go too fast for
me-"
But it could for me- replied Jump
er. 1T has left me with white coat"
What of that?" demanded Peter.
What if it has?"
How am going to keep out Of
sight when there is nothing else white?
Tell me that, Peter Rabbit" replied
Jumper.
oh" said Peter a little lamely. Il
hadn't thought Of that. l see now
what you mean. That white coat Of
yours does kind Of show up where
nothing else is white, doesn't it?"
"You see," continued Jumper, "it is
worse this year than usual. It always
is a worrisome time until I get my
brown coat, but at least usually begin
to get that before all the snow has
gone. But look at me now Just look
at me. Here is my coat still all white
and the snow nearly gone. 1t will all
be gone in a few weeks. AS 1t is,
have to hunt to find a patch to sit
down on or beside What l am to do
when the last Of the snow goes I don't
know. 1 won't be able to move with
out danger Of being seen by some one
looking for me I won't be able even
to sit still without running the same
risk. A white coat is fine in Winter,
but not now. No, sir, not now"
(Copyrtght, 1937D
Evening star., 1937-03-27
The Chief Executive
And Mrs. Roosevelt to
Entertain Wednesday
Dinner in Honor of Canadian Prime Min
lister and Lady Tweedsmuir-
of Other Officials.

|HE President and Mrs Roosevelt will entertain at dinner
Wednesday evening at the White House in honor Of the
i General of Canada and Lady TWeedsmur who
will for day while staying in the Capital
Roosevelt in the Executive Mansion today
after spending fortnight Springs Ga while Mrs Roose
returned yesterday making lecture tour through
the Southwest.
The Ambassador of Soviet Socialist Republics
tertaned yesterday the Embassy honor OF Mr.
Ivan Boyev retiring the Atog Trading Corp Of
New York returning shortly to the Soviet Union
guests included departmental officials several business
York and members OF the Embassy stan
The Japanese Ambassador Saito had their guest
Thursday NJ Takanobu Man who en- route
the Japanese Embassy In Paris to his nome
In japan where he several months vacation
The Costa Rcan Ricardo Castro Beeche
returned yesterday from a short stay in New York
Senator and Mrs George Radcliffe entertained 10 guests
Informally at dinner at the Shoreham last evening
The secretary Legation and Nine Smits have
gone expected to return the middle OF
the week
Howard wife of the deputy secretary OF
state arrived in Washington with her daugh-
ter spend the Easter holidays and is
Shoreham Miss Howard who is sophomore at sntn
Northampton, Mass visiting In Chevy Chase tne
who attending William and Mary
College Bennett the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Mrs Howard is visiting Mr. and
the Capital Mrs Howard and her
daughter middle of next week to their home in
Center, Mass
Lieut. COL and Mrs John Alden Crane for
their Fort yer Lieut. Col Cranes broner
Mr. Robert T. Crane OF New York CITY,
Comdr and Mrs Lester T. at tea this
following of the Riding and Hun Club hounds
be the last hunt of the Riding and Hunt Club this season.
Evening star., 1937-03-27

SUFFERED PETER.
melt the snow in those sheltered
places.
But this year gentle Sister South
Wind had fingered long and her warm
breath had taken away the snow even
faster than Mr.. Sun could have done
it. The result was that now there
were only very few small patches re-
manning here and there, and these
would soon be gone.
For some time Peter ran this way
and ran that way, looking for his
cousin. but all in vain He was dis
appointed. He began to wonder II
something could have happened to
Jumper Could it be that Jumper had
been caught by some enemy? At last
Peter sat down to rest few minutes
while he tried to think where to look
next. He sat down near tree with
wide, spreading branches growing near
the ground, a hemlock tree. There
still remained little snow beneath
that tree, just little patch. Peter
had merely glanced at it.
Hello, Cousin Peter" said voice.
It sounded so near at hand that it
startled Peter. He jumped. He
jumped and ran few steps
Gracious, Cousin Jumper, how you
scared mel" exclaimed Peter. II
didn't see you. In fact, I don't see
you now. Oh, yes, do! That white
coat of yours certainly makes you
hard to see when you are sitting on
snow. saw that snow under the tree,
but didn't see you Aren't you lucky
to have a white coat? I wish had
one"
mo, you dont!" retorted Jumper.
"You may think you do, but you don't.
This white coat Of mine is getting to
be one Of my greatest worries"
Evening star., 1937-03-27

beautiful gifts for her new home
The hostesses were Miss Ruth Conard
Miss Edith Mcclellan, Mrs. Gerald
Oliver and Mrs. T. E. Vlier.
The wedding will take place later
in the season.
Mrs. Thomas Smythe Wallis has
returned to her home, "Ellenwood," in
Cherrydale, Va, from Norfolk, Va,
where she went as a delegate to the
State Conference Of the Virginia
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton Following the conference, Mrs
Wallis, who is the regent of the
Francis Wallis Chapter. D. A. r., was
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Reginald
J. r. Page at their home on Baldwin
Place, Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Elton Ferguson
Of Lyon Park, Va, sailed yesterday
from New York in the Brittanic for
a Today cruise which will include q
two-day stop over at Nassau and a
two-day visit in Bermuda.
Mrs William w. Grifnth Of Lay
louisville, Mrs. Alice Harriss and Mis-.
Laura r. Gartrell Of Washington, left
Thursday for a five-day motor tril
to Charleston to view the azalea anc
magnolia gardens and to visit the
other Southern points OF interes,
en- route.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
FIRE DAMAGES SHIP

MANILA. March 27 LPJ.-Fire broke
out yesterday in cargo in hold of
the motorship Penrith Castle shortly
after she docked on arrival from New
York
No one was injured. There was no
estimate Of the damage.
Shipping registers list the Penrith
Castle as vessel of $3.50 tons gross,
owned by the Lancashire Shipping Co.,
Ltd, of Liverpool, England The ship
was built in 1929.
Evening star., 1937-03-27

by motor for Lancaster, Pa, where
they will visit friends and relatives
over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsdell Of
Takoma Park, D. c., had as house
guests earlier in the week Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mainly Of Rochester,
N. Y. They now have Mrs. Kenneth
Whipple Of Claremont, N. H., as their
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and
family OF Takoma Park, D. c., left
Thursday for Edgewood, Ind. to spend
Easter with Mrs Browns relatives.
the Easter holidays with her son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Emerd
v. Pyle, in Middletown, N. Y. On her
return she plans to visit her son and
his family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mont
gomery at their home in Fleetwood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. P E. Schaub OF
Thrifton Village, Va, have with them
for the Easter holiday their daughter,
Miss Pauline Schaub OF New York
City.
Miss Promise Joy Kloss was given
surprise shower Tuesday evening
In honor Of her approaching marriage
to Mr.. Walter Sherman OF Prince
George, British Columbia. There were
100 guests present.
Miss Ruth Conard, one of the
hostesses, told the story Of the Ship
OF Dreams which was directed by
the pilot, Love. and during the story
Miss Elinor Roper sang When My
Dream Boat Comes In" At another
point In the story. "Oh Promise Me-
was sung by sextet composed Of Mrs.
Louis Machlan, Mrs. Kathryne Will
helm, Miss Marie Yoder, Miss Vesta
Thumwood, Miss Nora Machlan and
Miss Elinor Roper.
Mrs. Bertha Forshee gave an original
reading, Looking Ahead" A duet
by Mrs. Robert Eldridge and Miss
Roper, Sweetest Story Ever Told
was followed by song written for
the occasion by Mrs. Bertha Martin,
= native Of Canada, and sung by the
whole group to the tune Of the Can
adian national song, THE Maple
Leaf Forever" lead by Mrs. Wilhelm.
Miss Kloss was presented with many
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Spring Dance.

The annual Spring dance of Gamma
Chapter Of the Chi Sigma Sorority
is being held Saturday, April 3, at
the National Women's Country Club.
Bethesda, Md Miss Mary E. Wood
is in charge of the arrangements and
is being assisted by Miss Connie
Cooksey. president Of the chapter;
Miss Stuart Gibson and Miss Blanche
Brothers. The guests of honor will
be Mrs Sara Walter OF Merchantville,
N. j., who Is the national president
Of Chi Sigma; Mrs. Lillie-Marie Jones
of Baltimore, the national vice presi-
dent: Miss Mary Lou ColIflower of
Washington, the national treasurer,
and Miss Josephine Sullivan, president
Of Alpha Province, as we'll as the
presidents Of the local chapters.
American bathing suits will be sold
In London this year.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Diplomat Guest
Speaker TODAY

The Washington Chapter Of the
Institute de la Espanas will have as
its guest of honor and speaker this
afternoon at o'clock at the Mexican
Embassy the Spanish Ambassador,
Senor DR.. Don Fernando de los Rios.
The subject of the Ambassadors lee
ture will be tires Estampas EspanolaS
del Siglo XVI: el Conquistador, ell
Encomendero y Ell Misionero."
Evening star., 1937-03-27

M RICHBERG OF kenwood,
wv Md, were hosts at q small
L dinner party last night hon.
oring the Assistant Secretary Of Com
merce and Mrs. Ernest Draper
Mrs. Gilligan, wife Of Dr.. John
Henry Gilligan Of Arlington, Va, en-
tertained Is guests at luncheon today
at the Army and Navy Country Club,
in honor of her sister, Mrs Barron
Fredricks who with Mr.. Fredricks
arrived Thursday from their home in
New York for few days visit with
Dr. and Mrs. Gilligan.
The Chairman Of the Central
Statistical Board and Mrs. Stuart A.
Rice have had as guest for the last
three weeks at their home on Beech
wood Circle, Arlington, Mr. Stuart's
cousin, Mr. George Stuart, who eft
this week for his home in Monroe,
Wash, where he Is prominent fruit
grower.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs
farewell family dinner party given In
honor Of the washington visitor.
DR.. Edward M. Holmes, jr.. Fairfax
County director Of health, and Mrs
Holmes, accompanied by their infant
son, Edward NJ Holmes, Sd, motored
to Norfolk, Va, today to spend the
Easter holiday with Mrs. Holmes par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Daily Walsh, in
their Graydon Court apartment.
Miss Mary Leigh Hubbard. who
makes her home with Miss Ida Jones
in Fairfax, Va, has left to spend
several days with her mother, Mrs
John Hubbard, in Charles City
County, Va.
Miss Hetty Skelton Of Fairfax, Va.
left yesterday to spend Easter week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene P. Skelton, near Harrisonburg,
Va.
Miss Elsie Cecil Of Richmond Is
spending several weeks in Fairfax, Va.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Lashley, with
their young sons, Donald and Michael
Of Sligo Park Hills, Nd, left yesterday
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Residential
Washington
Social News
Form er Preside n t
Will Visit in
Miami.

"ORMER PRESIDENT HERBERT
- HOOVER, will arrive in Miami,
Fla, Monday to be the guest
of Mr.. George F. Getz OF Chi
cago, former treasurer OF the Re-
publican National Committee for a
fortnight's fishing trip. Others who
are expected to be members OF the
trip which will be made in the yacht
of Mr.. Getz, are Mr. Arthur NJ. Hyde,
former Secretary Of Agriculture; Mr..
Lawrence Richey, the former Presi-
dents secretary, and Mr.. Mark Sulll-
van.
Mrs. Jasper Porche, daughter OF
Judge E. A. Aitkeps Of Houma, La.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. Marvin
Weadon, at 1915 Sixteenth street.
DR.. William P. Reeves Of Stone
leigh Court, has left for Old Mexico
and will go on fishing trip in the
Bay of California before returning
to Washington in q fortnight.
Miss Coils Cherrington Allen,
daughter Of Maj. and Mrs. Hugh A..
Allen of Aurora Hills. Va, has as
guest, her cousin, Miss Dorothy Gam
mack of Hampton, Va, wno arrived
Thursday from her studies at Will
liam and Mary College. where she Is
. sophomore.
A number of entertainments are
being planned for Miss Gammack.
among them a tea given by Miss AL
len Monday afternoon from 4 until 7
o'clock at her home on Twenty-fourth
street, South Aurora Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe M Eberle Of
New York City have come to Wash
ington for the Easter holidays and
are at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Wiley OF
Philadelphia, with their sons, Mr..
Bill Wiley and Mr.. Joe Wiley, are
at the Wardman Park Hotel while In
Washington for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Andrews and
their sons, Mr. John Hampton An
drews and Mr.. Hardage L. Andrews,
accompanied by Mr.. Franklin Mayer,
have arrived In Washington from
their homes in New York City and
are at the Shoreham for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Wheeler Of Buf-
falo, N. Y, and their family are in
Washington for . visit and during
their stay are at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Ira Lee Gregory Of Portland,
OreR., Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clark in their apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel o. O'Connel
have as their guests at the Wardman
Park Hotel Col. Joseph w. Beacham,
T. S. A., and Mrs. Beacham Of Phila-
delphia
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bonn will enter
tain at buffet supper tomorrow eve
ming In honor Of Rabbi Wise Of New
York who will address the Town Hall
Of Washington tomorrow at the Shore
ham Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hamilton
will entertain at tea this afternoon
in their residence in Baltimore In
honor Of Mrs. Maud Mason Raynsford.
formerly Of Washington and Philadel-
pl1ia, who is now living In Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Miss Wright Wed to
Col. Alfred Shirley

Judge and Mrs. c. Rogers Arundel
announce the marriage of their sister,
Miss Mary Benton Wright, to Col.
Alfred P Shirley on Wednesday at
their residence in Spring Valley.
The only attendant was little Miss
Betty Arundel, young daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Arundel, who acted
as flower girl
Col. and Mrs. Shirley will be at
home after April Is at their new
home, Shuley-on-the-P Potomac, Mount
Vernon, Va.
Evening star., 1937-03-27
Miss Swineford
Engaged to Ensien

DR. and Mrs. Oscar Swineford of
University, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Agatha
Gay johnson, to Ensign Manning
Marius Kimmel, U. S. N, son of
Capt. and Mrs. H. E. Kinmel of
Washington, D. c.
The wedding will take place in
June.