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NOT NEW FOR MAJOR LEAGu :.
CLUBS TO PLAY in euRAg
TIGERS AND ATHLETICS
MET THERE IN 1910

Down baseball lane, in the train
ing camps and elsewhere.
Red Ruffing, Yankee pitcher,
will get extra pay for his pinch
hitting. He demanded more
money for winning ball games with
his bat, although he was satisfied
with his twirling salary. Gained
that when Mccarthy needed a
pinch-hitter, he always called on
him first, and therefore it was
worth more money to have him
around for that purpose.
The payroll of the Yankees for
% players will be $274,OO0 dur
ing the coming season. =.
Ed. Barrow, obscure but pow
erful, runs the Yanks' club. :.
Vine DiMaggio, brother of Joe
of the Yankees, is a question
mark. He has been tried at third
but does not look so hot. His regu-
lar post is in the outfield.
Rochester, International League
club, opens training in Leesburgh
and has Stanly Todd, who pitched
here for South Miami and at diff
ferent times against local players,
as one of its twirlers. !.
The big question marks on the
Tigers squad are: Can Green
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BY JOVE
B Y JOVE
RUFFING WILL BE PAID EXTRA FOR
{. PINCH BASEBALL CHATTER

burg be counted on? How many
games can Mickey catch this year?
Who is going to help Rowe and
Bridges on the mound? Can Cos
lin and Simmons play in the OUT
field as in other years? II these
questions are answered right then
the Tigers viii be in the thick of
the fight.
The Giants and Cards have not
been the first two major league
teams to play in Havana. In 1910,
the Tigers and Athletics Played
several games there. Home-run
Baker and Ty Cobbswere in then
prime then. Mullins pitched agxinst
Plank in one of the games.
Dizzy Trout will supply the ma
jor leagues fuss in the absenc,
of Dizzy Dean, if he can STICK with
the Tigers long enough. Many
look good in training camp but
later are sent back to the min
ors.
The Giants picked up three play.
sers in Havana and will send them
to their Jersey City farm.
Leslie Mann, commissioner OF
amateur baseball in the United
States, Gains that he placed Les
McNeece in Glass IA this year
from the ranks of amateur base
ball. He also carried Les to ia
pan and Berlin for the olympics
and Les hit the only home run al
the olympics. All this happened
after Les played in the Florida
East Coast League with For
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TOOTHPIcK TOPICSs

o. G G. FIND


IT, "all-power" suicide at
lsmrI 81 Mu. He.en wills Love,
saas etea 81 killlng her husband
ems Gloss O. being something
80 andsr the sun. A he-down
~nuks" against the death penalty
90 aardef.
ua an cid Arabian custom
ltaf AS. g. hr down and die that
aaf NfrF eonsen snt if one has
f aana "a mufier and must 60
iElaah e. ordeal Of 1.-The last
na Hag g. Mrs. Love Is just
ff fHne she h ia Tor a long
.lree. uat mueh better than
aesfh Hsslt a is sa.d by her at
tsn8 aa pas lcian that. "the part
III hsr mlnG which Is working
49, auf hs. a fase."
a asrmts to BE- another case OF
ssaae uith the sind. You are
..satf .n "spot" and, puff! lou
49, cas- year mental fuse, the
kfah.an waT, and wake uP SIX
maataa later With q van look 10
f.rs q nuxsa contract IN hoiiy-
aaaa ..-.
Nsf xerY cheering interim
fH en- mardrreas % bs consolins
tlf ailh such maN'ms as, pa
tenas. fims brings the eieetfie
ekah hat ID this proves 70 %
uaq 10 beat the rap you 81 rap
49, lsaa 81 othsf eases. TIE new
afnbian aaleide strike may ye'
stfat the clair.
MfaesI. ga
Mafsh ib 1887
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CLASSIFIED
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ELnL-LllA - L--L- -

~ TmE c0r~Ts % uafss rof 80
~ Avn FDss woNWoK t0A 49,
FLORIDA. - rnou&f2t.
In 70. Estate ~
JOSE SANCHEZ
Deceased
NOTICE To CREDITORS
To all creditors AID an tfeaaa
having claims 90 demanda sNaIast
said Estate.
You. and each - yea. are heffNF
notified and requirrd - nFeessIt aHF
claims and demands whlfn fea. -
either Of yea. may H8NN 4#ninNt
the estate 80 Jose Sanehe1, arrsaesN.
late 81 Monror ceuats. FIeft1la. ~
the Hon. Raymond 4. Lord t's1alf
Judge 81 Monroe cnuntt. a. ala 81
flee Ia the Couat . ti@Ntt AfssaeM -
Monroe Counts. FioFila. niihla
eight calendar mcsNlEH "a fn1F1 49,
date Of the first pnhlleatiun hNfes.f'
All claims and dtelafaIB nu& pfH-
scented within the time ard - tae
manner prescrihed herein ahaif ~
barred a. provided b. Law.
Dated Afnrci "a. AID fa4F
MARIA ~ SAN ffs+t
As Administrators - fhst h4Iatr 81
Jose sanchez. Deceased.
marf7-1t-ai apt it1f
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Lauderdile. He is still consider
ed an amateur.
Earl Averill of Cleveland signs
for sum submitted by the mana
ger. He was offered $4,000
straight salary or $4,000 and a
81 900 bonus if he hit over $50.
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NOTICE OF MEEItA #HN|" ~
TAI UEEU
faennsa 1III ~ 500
NOTICE - HHNE#N Att "s
That Joe L. foilsY hNA8NF - tA#
Certificate No. al. iesaH4 fHe So
day Of September. a. = 1873. H44
fled same IN ny offiee au4 HN#
shade application foE a t8N HeNa H
be issued theresa. said rtftI4f|H44
embraces lhe foiioa inN 1FE<fftea
property in the fountE ~ 4eafNE.
State % Fiorida. to-wIt
Lot = urHHseY NHN HF4 -.
Twp IS. re. "a. 81 Acres -
Recorded In I5oos IS FaEe ttte
eli. Monrna Ceunts NsNnFA#
The assessment - tie said Hfaps
erfv under the said Ee4tIIlEt1H ~
sued was IN TIE nams ~ iiffttft
Grain.
Unless said eertifirate shall -
redeemed acfnrainH 80 Iaw. tFH
property described ihFHfIn aIII -
sold to the hiNlesi bidder - tnN
court -h0use duur ou fhe fifHf M.,H
dae IN fhe month ~ NaF 1857.
which Is the 4fd As ~ Haf.
1881.
1887.
fsEAI.l Roses & saesfr
Clerk % circnif conrt Fl asafne
County. Fiorida
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- 1919" tF| -
49, NffEEIH Feturued carrying
~ mai fet cahlnei deeofaied IN
49, see seated herself anain and
M ~ les1els sat Theg Looked a.
eE mats have been written
~ 81 tefare bseelos reached Tor
a. s naeNel saa SNamined iI
i neae aFs aaied reosntiy.e he
-
meafIs4~ rebeaird his aunt.
a teaea over % look.
~ sIFaHEs. Tfsa cate looks ex-
~ - ~ elItaE. TOO. nul some
s m base ailaFod lAem. Tony
Aea hes neea anad neariy 20
fE
8 ehanoea are theF weren't
~ 81 a.i nia niaIloN, ~and he
s3e1 - n|aieh the ma. somehow,
M sa laane dates in~
Ass neaaed ~Thaf seem 10 have
aars isFesiis trlck 81 his. she muir
n iefil
ass whaal~ cried Mrs. Phelps.
fNas ftNa uaE IS ne ether.
s ssalifman Ne al knew as
Ef esrIaInea BiaeloW he
UN As9MaaliHa Anna over these
Elesstn1E 8 soansai lnValglna pea.
a t1ea~f ea.pea Mfs Phelps.
49, Eafsa 81 Anne Anne flushed.
m pear writing. yuu see. she
m4 aaa + raalanf cone and ask
SOS ahous usem. Ana--yoa'd always
hea a. aaA ln me~l"
Tesfg aasa hee sTea Afs Phelps
HHH l0tnE arms around her and
n4e3 Aaf ese. And yuu thoueht
mas fe4Iae neoIted n some fool
IS sHafaf NJ ese--g" she asked
fnNI4 ttktt4 afs44e
4anf hnuw Whai 10 ihinki "a
eNw hE6Fs q anf Tuny And TIE
a iea&e1 81 felcnf = and they
eea 4aAef hna = said bed have 10
e. IS sea Fl II FH4Eats see hna zhe
g - aanled~
MN Ies1Hs paifed Anne's shoulder,
M hfEle hamlldered. MY dear
t So marmurcd But how IN
cess nans 90 he SO tie letters in
Ne aFl Eiaesf"
NHtN = .#@tHW SHINY
ns sif4 Ihelps iookcd AZ him.
e masl have eol them and sold
Mea ~ hlM. said bigeieef. sac had
aM - item. hadn1 She
sa i lfa onlg enc ln the house
nha ha4 agreed tae old lady. -and
Msts ffe4ueutiY warned me she
asMI - - ifustNd. bat she was 50
e
Masf- repeated niselow.
YES shen en- huliday. ] lsi her 50
Several ass aga
wsli thai aspoaes of her. at any
fsaa naia nsneian a hardly think
80 wla caH.s haek@
aaklns A neli fss itF
ANNE lsehed ~ ~ hlgel0w anx-
- ssaais. ~Dont yau think Ne might
tesana kafsanaken. now3" she
~
sea- ~ B.neioN. why not? II
- Is Nin sieeping. Aariushka will
MH saar
kun lan shs room iust 80 Walters
tss - NIlh tila afsi dish 81 wafiles
fmI SAT- advised ne cid lady.
"a a Anna Wont mind" she be-
rsn - srFee hEelu9 from The silver
fsHsfs Haiisrs and ne second man
assa FlaEeE before her. BE careful
us 6s plaieA my dear. They are
fsff hnt 81. ! simply cannot imagine
A1a Aana ogisid have helsesed ior Z
esaaale' So ~ epuFne. there teaa
uf efipne ed ne asies And won.
e. = laai.sH inns even women q
49, eas -, ! ahauid not have be-
N tkaf anynne Nho knew me a.
m - hnna-H sae shook her head
HaI1fas.lF IS sha save Walters the
Na.N
A. waissIs 80 Il before bigelow,
anaa rsna hafk.
as ieli ths hoirIi- cried Anne.
vast hsseie@ ipokea up In as
t tneFl
aeai 81 Ia Ire early hours Of the
aaaE aua aldnt lease 3 forward
seT aaafNss
Haefaa Nhir,led softly. -Do YOU
Erle shs's making q bolt tor ~
aaNs lse it sad Ann. She sal
6aa n hsf place.
naf Nhf ah1uld Madame karsana-
49, fan aaaFfr askDd Ats. Phelps.
HRsioH teEan - tcli her. In The
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1882 - Hitler's headquarters
throughout Germany ra;ded to
smash what the German Govern
iment of that day believed was q
plot to seize power by force Of
arms.
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Today's
Anniversaries


1777-Roger Brooke fancy,
Maryland lawyer, U. S. attorney
general and secretary Of the treas
ury, successor to John Marshall as
chief justice of the Supreme Court,
1e36-64, and who reversed the
principles Of Marshall as these re-
lated to conception of state rights,
born in Calvert Co., Md. Died
Oct. II, 1864.
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1849-C Charles f. Brush, Cleve-
land scientist, pioneer investigator
of electric lighting, born at Euclid,
Ohio. Died June Is, 1929.
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1869-Corra May Harris, Geor-
gia's noted author, born at Farm
Hill, Ca Died Feb. 9, 1885. s
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Observation-Disclosures
Today In History

469-Legendary date Of the
death Of Saint Patrick, Irish mis-.
sionary and her patron saint.
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Players picked for the All-State
High School five were: Mckay of
Plant City and Howard of Jack
sonville, guards, both being cap
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tains of their teams; Ray Nor
mon of Jacksonville and Reed of
Clearwater, forwards, and Drury
as alternate; Close of Eustis, CEN
tier.
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FOR SALE-S-cylinder Sedan
Viking, manufactured by Odds
mobile, in good running condi-
ton. Will sell for S125.0O.
Terms. Apply Pollock, 522
Duval street. maflt-ot
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Tampa Magic Chefs girls bas-
ketball FIVE won the state cham
pionship for the feminine sex,
when they defeated the Shamrock
girls from Jacksonville.
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH

Wants TO Wbrk!lll
The writer has heard of fell
lows getting mad because they
could not get time off, but | know
of one pumpman who is mad be-
cause he gets too much time off
and is looking for Bumbalier to
ask him to put him to work. What
do you think about that?
Who is the guy that wanted to
run his car on water instead of
gas?
Who was the Indian squaw that
was at the pumps Wednesday
morning? 1t looked like Poca-
hontas, or "Rain in the Face. 1t
may have been Diana Del lor Min
ME Ha Ha.
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1S46-Kate Greenaway, Eng
l.sh illustrstor-artist, born. Died
Nov. 8, 1901.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Real old antiaus
Brooch Pin. Fine condition.
Solid Gold. 1t must be seen to
appreciate its craftsmanship.
Pollock, Reliable Jewe.er.
mar17-3t
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1820-Jean Ingelow, English
poetess-nove.ist, born. Died July
20, 1897.
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SECOND sHEETs-5Oo for SOC.
The Artman Press. aug7
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1931-New York citizens ask
Gov. Roosevelt for removal Of
Mayor Walker.
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1S20-Patrick E. Copnors SOL
der, Indian fighter, pioneer, pub
Usher of Utail's first daily and llo7
cater Of its first silver mine, anti
Mormon, born in 1feishd 2 Died
Dec. IL, 1891. bn9qsb islrf
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1s32-Walter @. Gresham, In
diana Civil War general, cabinet
officer under both Republican and
Democratic Presidents, born in
Indiana. Died May %, 1895.
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Andrew Jackson High from
Jacksonville won the State Bask-
etba,l Championship. Plant City
High were the runner-ups. The
latter team lost the deciding con-
test, 20 to 16.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

setting of Gala lilies and white can
dies. against a background Of palms
and ferns. Preceding the ceremony
Mrs. Marvin Cox sang.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. w. v. Roun-
tree Of Richmond. Va, wore an ivory
satin dress with long sleeves. puffed
above the elbow and tightly fitting
to the wrist. The high neck was
trimmed with rows Of small pearls
and small buttons in the back from
the neck to the waistline. The skirt
terminated in q long sweeping train.
Her tulle veil fell from a small twisted
crown of the same material, fastened
on each side with orange blossoms,
and she carried bouquet Of Gala
lilies showered with lilies Of the valley.
The brides attendants were her
sisters, Mrs Claude NJ. Reeves and
Mrs. William H. Roberts; Miss Mary
Lou Hayes of Atlanta, Miss Ruth Gary
and Miss Mildred Bermann Of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Reeves, the matron Of honor,
was costumed in orchid taffeta with
low square neckline, puffed short
sleeves and flaring skirt. Her hat was
Of q matching shade Of velvet and net.
She carried a bouquet Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids wore gowns Of taf-
feta in pastel shades with hats of
matching colors Of velvet and net
similar to that Of the matron of
honor. Each carried q bouquet of
roses of contrasting color.
Mr.. Val Hogue served as best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. william M.
Rountree. brother of the bride: Mr..
c. Ermon Thomason. Mr.. Francis
Perkins and Mr.. Earle Day.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given for the bridal party by
the brides mother at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Immediately after the reception MI.
and Mrs. Thomason left for New
York. Mrs. Thomason wore a blue
suit with matching accessories.
They will make their home in
Washington.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Silver Spring Parties
Mrs A. j. Higgins and Capt. and Mrs
Hewitt Entertain on Anniversaries.

vile Center. Long Island, which Is
her former home. Mrs. Junker, who
was extensively entertained during her
stay in New York, makes her home
on Dale drive with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fran
els McDevitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McWhorter
were hosts at bridge last evening
at their home in North Woodside
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Ackerson Of Woodside. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Obear. jr.. of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Curran of Be-
thesda. Md.
Mrs. John r. Weisman entertained
at supper party Sunday evening
February %, at her home near
Wheaton, Md, having about IS guests
Mrs. John Maddox Of Woodside en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday evening
Mrs Frank Heideck and Mrs
Charles Friedrich of Silver Spring
have had visiting them their sister.
in-law, Mrs. Mildred Pentlend, anC
her son, Jack Pentland, and Mrs
Marie Leahy Of East Orange, N. ]
Miss Helen Willard was hostess al
bridge Thursday evening.
Miss Mildred Page Of Linden, Md.
entertained at bridge Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Boots Of
Jackson Heights. Long Island. N. Y.
who are former residents Of North
Evening star., 1937-03-07

Woodside, spent the week end here.
They were guests of honor at supper
party given Sunday night by Mr.. and
Mrs E. J. Ackerson at their home in
Woodside.
Mrs. Charles williams was hostess at
bridge Tuesday evening at her home
in North Woodside, Md.
Mrs. ]. Reginald Boyd entertained
at Bridge Friday evening in Woodside
Park. The guests were Mrs. Phillip
Cole, and Mrs. Warren K. Cooley Of
Woodside Park; Mrs. Joseph c. Cissell,
Mrs. William j. Brannan, Mrs. Mar
shall Davis, Mrs. R. Branson Thomas.
Mrs. John Ballard. Mrs. Karl FARRELL
and Mrs. Samuel K. Wade of Wynne-
wood Park; and Mrs. Paul and Mrs.
Gordon of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer E. Boyner Of
Indian Spring Terrace have visiting
them. Mrs. Boyner's aunt. Mrs. r. A.
Burks of Atlanta, Ga, who arrived
Wednesday.
Mrs. John B. Revie was hostess at
bridge and luncheon Wednesday at
her home in Silver Spring. Among the
guests were Mrs. Frank Last, Mrs.
George Heilman, Mrs. w. B. Mehring
of Silver Spring and Mrs William
Shipley. Mrs. Mayhem. Mrs. Vail Can
field and Mrs. John Long of Washing
ton. Mrs. Revie entertained small
group at luncheon and bridge Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Clark of Silver Spring
spent last week in Baltimore, where
she was the guest of Mrs. George
Clautice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reising gave a
bridge party last evening at their
home in Silver Spring. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Torrance,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton D. Wyvill, Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Cowell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Harmon and MIR. and Mrs.
John Maddox.
Mrs. Vance H. Largent Of Silver
Spring entertained a small group of
| friends at bridge Friday evening at
her home in honor of Mrs. w. Peters
Of Roscoe. N. Y, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs ]. M. Linthicum of
Takoms Park, Md.
Mrs. S. ]. Solomon was hostess at
luncheon and bridge Friday at her
home in Seven Oaks.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Ann Elizabeth Pace
To Wed ENSIGN w. E. Oliver.

COMDR. ERNEST WILTON PACE,
U. S. N, and Mrs. Pace announce
the engagement of their daughter Ann
Elizabeth, to Ensign Warren E. Oliver,
U. S. N, of Fayetteville, Ark. The
wedding will take place in the Summer
Ensign Oliver graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in the
class of 1885 and now is stationed
with the feet on the U. S. S. Port
land
Comdr. and Mrs. Pace and their
daughter have many friends in Wash
ington, where he has been on duty
several times, having recently re-
turned here for duty at the Navy De-
partment.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

u RS. A. j. HIGGINS OF silver
M Spring, Nd, entertained at
W. luncheon and bridge Tuesday
4 4 in honor Of Mrs. H. J. Hal
strick Of Takoma Park, Md, who cele-
brated her birthday anniversary. The
guests included Mrs. Vance Largent,
Mrs. Edward M. Sherman, Mrs. J. M.
McShane, Mrs. Salter and Mrs. Ar
lington Brooks Of Silver Spring, Mrs.
]. M. Linthicum, Mrs. Robert Vannoy
and Mrs. H. Thomas Of Takoma Park,
Mrs. Frank Tobin, Mrs. Henry Sunier,
Mrs. Eugene Dixon and Mrs. Walter
Pettus of Washington, and Mrs. Fred
Tobin, Mrs. Roy Knight and Mrs.
George Phelps Of Chevy Chase, Md.
Another birthday anniversary party
of interest this week was a dinner
given Tuesday evening by Capt and
Mrs. Frank l.. Hewitt Of Silver Spring
in honor Of their nephew. Mr.. Morris
Nichols of Clarksville, Md, who cele-
brated his anniversary, and for their
son, Mr.. James Hewitt, who was 20
years old Wednesday. Other guests
included Mrs. T. Guy Nichols and
her son, Mr.. Guy Nichols, of Clarks-
Vile, and Mrs. Edward Evans and
Mrs. Arthur Tabbutt of Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Howell Forsyth Of
Silver Spring entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening for Mrs. Robert
Sumner Albee and Miss Wanda Won
Ezdorf of Washington.
Mrs. Richard F. Junker returned to
her home in Woodside Park the end
of the week after spending six weeks
in New York, during which she visited
her sister, N Kathryn M. We'll OF
Mount Vernon, N. Y, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur M. May, at Rock
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Thelma Alexander
Wed to Mr.. Cogswell.

Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Alexander, and Mr.. Ed
ward Arthur Cogswell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cogswell, took place Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock in the Church
Of the Brethren, the Rev. J. H. Hol-
linger officiating. Preceding the cere-
n1ony. Miss Jeanette Bittner sang, ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Bovey,
who also played the wedding music.
The altar was effectively arranged with
Easter lilies, palms and ferns and
white tapers.
The bride was given in marriage by
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Frances Mcnamara
To Marry Mr., Cross.

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MCNAMARA
OF Orangeburg. S. c., announce
the engagement of their daughter
Frances to Mr. William Henry Cross
of Charleston, S. c. Miss Mcnamara
is making her home in Washington.
The wedding will take place in the
Spring
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Doris A. Thomas
Engaged to Mr.. Poore.

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY BALT-
" ZELL THOMAS announce the
engagement Of their daughter Doris A.
to Mr.. Francis Ray Poore. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph D. Poore. The
wedding will take place in the early
Spring.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Heroes Married
To Mr.. Myer Taske.

THE marriage Of Miss Frances
Heroes, daughter Of Mrs. Rose
Heroes and the late Mr.. Jacob Heroes,
to Mr.. Myer Taske Of this city, took
place Sunday, February %, in the
home Of the brides brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cohn
on Hertford place. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Norman Gerster-
field of the Eighth Street Temple. in
the presence Of the immediate fami-
II land few close friends and was
f616wed by q breakfast.
The bride wore a beige crepe gown
trimmed in cornelian with hat and
accessories to match and q shoulder
bouquet of orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Later in the afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Taske left by motor to
Miami Beach, Fla, and then to Cuba
and upon their return will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Allen -Biddle
EnEagement Announced.

MR.. AND MRS. HENRY ALLEN Of
Eatontown, N. j., announce the
engagement Of their daughter Mary
Smith to Mr.. Gordon Cook Biddle,
son of Mrs Frederick Biddle Of Long
Branch, N. j.
Mr.. Biddle and his bride will reside
in Washington where he is employed
in the United States Patent once as
an examiner.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
Miss Cecile Harrington
To Marry Mr.. Foster.

To Marry Mr.. Foster.
Mr.. AND MRS. DANIEL HAIR
A'A RINGTON of Washington an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Cecile to Mr.. Bernard A.
Foster. jr., Of Spartanburg, s. c..
Miss Harrington is a graduate of
Western High School and Of George
Washington University, where she was
a member Of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Mr. Foster was graduated from Wof-
ford College and is finishing a law
course at George Washington Univer-
sity Law School He is a member OF
Pi Kappa Phi Social Fraternity and
of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1937-03-07
MISS MARY ROBERTA

MISS MARY ROBERTA
FINCH,
Whose engagement is an
nounced to Mr.. E. OrDtlle
Johnson by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Finch.
-Hessler-HenderSon Photo.
Center: Miss Frances Nc
Namara, lDh0se engagement to
Mr.. william. Henry Cross OF
Charleston, S. c.. is an
nounced. Miss Mcnamara is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcnamara.
-HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1937-03-07

MISS ELIZABETH ANNE
FIESER,
Whose parents, the Uice chair
man of the American National
Red Cross and Mrs. James
Louis FieSer of EdgemoOr,
Nd, announce her engage
ment to Mr.. Alberts Cobb
Persons.
-HeSSler-HenderSon Photo.