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Evening star., 1937-07-20
ELEANOR HOLM
DESIRES DIVORCE
Swimmer Says She Has Dis.
cussed Matter With Or
CheStra Leader Husband.
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 20-Mrs. Eleanor
Holm Jarrett, swimming star who wa,
barred from the last Olympics, said
today she had discussed a divorce with
her orchestra leader husband, Art JAR
rett, now appearing at the Dallas
Tex. Exposition.
Mrs. Jarrett, star of Billy Rose S
"Aquacade" at the Great Lakes Expo
sition in Cleveland, disclosed she had
not seen Jarrett for IA weeks, but had
told him by telephone few days ago
she wanted divorce.
But maybe there won't be anv if
We are lucky enough to get together
somewhere" she said
In the next breath, however, she
SAID their careers had become widely
divergent and she saw little hope of
. reconciliation.
Mrs jarrett said she was burned
up that her name had been linked
In exposition gossip with that Of Billy
Rose, husband of Fannie Brice
He has nothing to do with this"
she said
Miss Holm was dropped from the
American Olympic team as it neared
Germany last year for violation Of
training rules"
I had five or six glasses Of cham
paene,' she agreed later Il never
drink more than five or six"
In turn, she charged Olympic Com
mittee officials had "disgraced" and
''misconducted" themselves aboard a
liner en- route to the Berlin games.
The 23-year-old world backstroke
champion made personal appearances
in theaters after her return from Ber-
lin. appearing part Of the time with
jarrett. Since May she has been swim
ming and singing in the "Aquacade, ,"
an extravaganza presented on Cleve-
lands lake front
She and Jarrett were married Sep
tember 2, 1898, in the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, Beverly Hills, Calf
Il know nothing about it except as
the producer of the show in which
she is the star" Rose, in New York,
told the Cleveland News. Remember
I am married man"
Mrs. Holm said a diamond ring she
had been wearing at the Aquacade
had nothing to do with this" and
denied she had any immediate plans
Tor remarriage.
Il bought that ring with my own
hard-earned money" she said. i've
had it year and half"
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Lathrop is librarian at the Navy De-
partment
Mrs. Lathrop said Carol was visiting
In Peiping as the guest OF her sister,
the wife Of Capt. Kenneth Hall Cor
nell of the United States Marine
Corps, who is attached to the Ameri-
can Embassy there She left Wash
ington in February and is expected to
return in September. Mrs. Lathrop
accompanied her daughter to Feiping
and returned in April
Carol, l8 years old, had been a
student at Madeira School, here,
during the 1885 and 1885 terms and
just before leaving for the visit to
China had begun studying designing
and illustrating. She was continuing
that study in Peiping.
The State Department had not been
formally advised Of the Peiping Incl
dent this morning.
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ncade staring me in the face. They
made loud clamor showing US around,
although, of course, we couldn't un-
derstand japanese.
Finally they let us 60, showing us
on roughly and giving me final and
very forceful kick from behind. We
went toward the Wagonslit (hoteD
and contacted the United States En-
bassy guard and made an official re
port.
The front of the japanese Embassy
was we'll lighted, and it was impossible
that they couldn't see we we're women. ;,
Mrs. Jones has been here for a year
Miss Lathrop is visiting relatives The
incident occurred at 8 o'clock last
night.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
QUANTITY DISCOUNTS
ALLOWED BY F. T. C.
Difference in Cost of Selling Rec
ognized Under New Robin
son.Patman Act.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Trade Commission said
yesterday 1t had decided that COM
panies can give discounts to big Gus
toners based on the difference in cost
OF selling to large and small customers
In the first decisions under the new
Robinson -Patman act outlawing GER
tain price determinations, the COM
mission dismissed 4 case involving
special discounts which Montgomery
Ward & Co. OF Chicago received on felt
base floor coverings from Bird 81 Son
and the Bird Floor Covering Sales
Corp, OF East Walpole, Mass.
Although other Bird customers paid
Evening star., 1937-07-20

Prosperity has reached Wales.
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Father Was Navy Officer.
Miss Carol Lathrop lives in Wash
lneton. at 2l2e Florida avenue, with
her mother, the widow of Comdr.
Patrick Moore Lathrop, u s. N. Mrs.
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JAPAN SIEZES WATER FRONT.
"harves. Offices Occupied as New
Troops Are Expected.

T1ENTSIN, July 20 CP).-The JAP
anese army seized control today of
the entire water front at Taneku. in.
cluding wharves, Chinese customs of
fees and foreign shipping compa nies,
in preparation for the expected ar
rival Of $4,000 troops from Japan.
Tangku is the port for Tientsin
connected by rail and water with this
city in the center of the North China
conflict.
Reports Of the imminent arrival OF
Japanese reinforcements indicated
four troop transports were expected
Thursday.
The Kailan Wharf was not imme-
d1ately affected and the British war
ship Grimsby, which arrived this
afternoon, moored alongside it.
Heavily loaded trains were expected
At 1ientsin after midnight. further
increasing Japanese concentrations
here. Extensive new japanese troop
movements by railroad were reported.
Alarmed Chinese streamed from
Tlentsin into the foreign concessions
with the first reports of today's new
lighting near Peiping.
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Chinese batteries across the Yungtine
River then took UP the battle
japanese casualties were one killed
and one wounded. Chinese casualties
were not known.
The gates into Wanpinghsien were
elosed, and trains for the south to
Fengtai and other strategic functions
were suspended
Chinese sources said fighting also
was going on at Fengtai, unconfrmed
Chinese reports stating that japanese
had been driven back from that point
The crisis again appeared highly
dangerous. Marking dispatches said
Premier Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek had returned there from his
Summer residence at Kuling, ready
10 take full charge of Chinese plans
to offset what Chinese consider to be
. japanese incursion in North China.
JAPAN SIEZES WATER FRONT.
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more for the floor coverings than
Montgomery Ward, the commission
said the prices were not discriminatory
because "the cost of selling to Mont
gomery Ward & Co. was much less
than to ordinary retailers"
The commission also dismissed 4
complaint against the Kraft-Phenix
Corp, cheese company, saying uniform
discounts given quantity purchasers
did not tend to create a monopoly.
Evening star., 1937-07-20
STRIKE RIOTERS
DOPING PR0BED
Chicago Policeman Claims
Narcotic Cigarettes
Found on Scene.

BACKGROUND
Picketers and strikers OF the
Republic steel plant. ,uho had ar
ranged for picket,ng parade be-
tore its gates on Memorial day,
Uere met by policemen as they
reached the scene. A battle en-
sued in 1Dhich 10 strikers Uere
killed bu bullets from policemens
guns. A Senate investigation fol-
loUed the shootinos.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July O..-Investigatior
OF charge that strikers smoked mar
cotic cigarettes before engaging in the
Memorial day steel strike riot was or
dered today at coroner's jury inquest
into the Staying Of 10 men in the clash
Coroner Frank Walsh instructed Po
liceman Phillip Igoe and Robert J
Mautner to appear as witnesses after
the latter submitted information con-
corning the narcotics.
Policeman Igoe was one Of the Off
Evening star., 1937-07-20
STEAMSHIPS.

CRUISES every week with the Great White
Fleet. |. and Is days. $50 and up
UNITED FRUIT CO. Pier g. North River.
New York. or your Travel Agent
BERMUDA VIA FURNESS. $50 up, round
trip, with private bath on Monarch Of
Bermuda and Queen of Bermuda Ere
quent Salllnes Ask your travel agent
Evening star., 1937-06-06
HOWARD GRADUATES
TO HEAR DR.. JOHNSON
Sixty-Eighth Commencement to
Be 1naugurated by Uni
versitv Head,

President Mordecai W. johnson OF
Howard University will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to graduates of
the university's nine schools and COL
leges At S pm. today in services on
the campus in front Of Frederick
Douglass Memorial Hall.
His sermon will inaugurate the
sixty-eighth annual commencement,
which will close Friday when DR..
John w. Studebaker, United States
commissioner of education, will de-
liver the commencement address.
The cornerstone of the new library
will be laid at exercises also to be
held Friday. The speakers will be
Assistant Secretary of Interior Oscar
L. Chapman and Senator La Toilette
Of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Engagement
Announced
In Staunton
Miss Elizabeth Hoon
to Wed Mr.. R. R.
CaWley.

- TAUNTON Va. June S.-An-
nouncement has been made of
the engagement Of Miss Eliza
- beth Hoon, dean Of Mary Bald
win College and daughter OF Mrs.
Earl Hoon OF New Milford. Conn. to
Mr.. Robert r. Cawley. The wedding
will take place in the early Fall.
Miss Hoon Is . graduate OF North
western, received her A. M. from Yale
and her Phi. D. from the University Of
London. After completing her work
she spent year in study in England
IS fellow OF the American Associa-
ton Of University Women. Mr.. Caw-
ley Is associate professor Of English
at Princeton. He received an A. b.
and Phi. D. from Harvard. He studied
at the Universities OF London and Ber-
lin and the sorbonne.
Gen. and Mrs. Heroine L. Opie and
daughter. Miss Mary opie. have re-
turned from Washington, where they
attended the finals at Fairmont Junior
College, where NIss Katherine Marks,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P.
Marks OF jacksonville. Fla, was \
graduate. They were accompanied
home by Miss Marks, who will be their
guest for several weeks ut Oakenwold.
Miss Marks WAS 4 debutante Of last
season In jacksonville. where Miss
op4e has visited her. She Is an alum
nus Of Mary Baldwin College. A num-
Der Of entertainments are being
planned for Miss Marks after she re-
turns from attending the ANAL dances
at the University Of Virginia, at v. M
I. and Washington and Lee University.
Capt. John Nelson. U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Nelson have been visiting the
latter's parents, DR.. and Mrs. L. Will
son Jarman, at Rose Terrace after q
visit with Capt. Nelson's parents in
Camden, 8. c. They are en- route to
his next station. Fort Missoula, Mont.
With DR.. and Mrs. Jarman, they mo-
tored to Annapolis, Nd, Thursday,
visiting Midshipman E. Boyce Jarman,
who will leave soon on his first cruise.
At Kiel, Germany, the German naval
base. Midshipman Jarman and Mid
shipman Harry Mason Of Omaha,
Nebr- will represent the United States
Naval Academy in the international
sail boat races held there. These
races are participated In by Germany,
Italy and the United States.
Mia Eliza Holt of New York City
- spending the week end here with
her father, Justice Henry winston
Holt
Mrs. Theodore r shuey has recently
arrived ct Intervale, her Summer
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home near staunton, after spending
the Winter At Bradenton. Fla. Later
she expects her daughter. Mrs Charles
Happier, Of Washington, to visit her
here
Mrs. Benjamin Hodges Smith and
Mrs. Pope Nash OF Richmond mo-
tored here to visit the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph S. Cochran. at Folly.
Returning, they we're accompanied by
Mrs. Rudolph Boiling Teusler of
Japan, who has been visiting Mrs.
Cochran. and who will spend some
near Richmond
Mrs. Katherine w. Cupp Of Center
vile, near Staunton. has gone to
Westfield. Mass, where she is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ernest Randall
Later they will leave to spend the
Summer months in Vermont at the
Summer home of Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. William A. Pratt has returned
to Sherwood, her home in saunton,
from An extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Palmer, In
Worcester. Mass.
Historic st. Johns Reformed
Church WAS the scene of the we'd
ding Saturday morning. May 49, OF
Miss Sarah George Harris and Mr..
Richard T. Hanger.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Mr.. L. L. Har-
ris Of Middlebrook, wore an ensemble
Of navy blue crepe travelling suit with
blending accessories. She carried Jo-
hanna Hill roses. Miss Mary Helen
Harris, . sister OF the bride, was her
only attendant.
Mr.. Hangers brother, Mr.. Cecil
Hanger, was best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, the Rev. William H. Grof1.
This wedding WAS the first to be per-
formed in st. Johns since the dedi-
cation of the new structure In 1912.
Mrs. Duncan Curry and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Ewing. motored to
White Sulphur Springs Tuesday,
where they met Mr.. william Ewing
Of Glasgow, Scotland. and Mr.. James
MacGregor of London, England, who
returned with them to Staunton and
will spend some time here as their
guests.
Or. and Mrs. Arthur owbotham
of Alta Vista, Va, with their daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah RowbothAm, and Mrs.
Peter Gatling Of Norfolk, will sail for
England June II. They expect to
visit DR.. Rowbotham's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rowbotham,
at Croydon. in surry, and also Miss
Alice Rowbotham of Shakespeare
road, London, and at the birthplace
Of Dr.. Rowbotham IN Scotland, where
hts mother lives.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

costume to wear on the beach,
L round the yard, In her garden
and IN the car. Here it Is! Well
tailored. wide-at-cu1 slacks that are
flattering to wear and easy to make.
The pattern includes the smartly tai
lored shirt blouse and string halter
for summing. Slacks cut on these lines
are wearable even by the larger figure.
Barbara Bell pattern 1858 Is de-
signed for sizes IL, II, le, lS and
20. Corresponding bust measurements,
80. 80. "a, SO and SO. Size II (32)
requires yards Of 35-mch material.
Stacks alone require az yards.
Send is cents for the Barbara Bell
Spring and Summer pattern book.
Make yourself attractive, practical and
becoming clothes, selecting designs
from the Barbara Bell well-planned,
easy make patterns. Interesting
and exclusive fashions for little chill
dren and the dimcult Junior age,
Evening star., 1937-06-06
7 INVITATIONS have been issued fo

II -
the marriage Of Miss Janet Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Earl A..
Brown of North Woodside, Nd,
and the Rev. Whitney Trousdale OF
Rochester, N. Y. June Is at o'clock
at the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church in WASHINGTON
A reception at the home OF the bride
parents will follow the ceremony.
Miss Brown will arrive at her home
Wednesday from Elmira College,
Elmira, N. Y. where she is a student.
A younger brother. Mr.. Robert Brown,
will return the early part of this week
from Mount Hermon Preparatory
School. where he is member of the
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Piepgrass
OF Silver Spring have had visiting
them for several weeks the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Piepgrass. who, with
their small son, Stanley Piepgrass,
have just returned from Ethiopia,
where they we're engaged in missionary
work Mr.. and Mrs. Piepgrass were
guests Of honor at q reception given
for them Tuesday evening IN the
Silver Spring Baptist Church. Others
in the receiving line were the Rev.
j. Wesley LOFTS, pastor Of the church,
and Mrs. Lofts: Mrs. Walker, who
recently returned to Washington from
missionary work in Ethiopia. and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Piepgrass. Mr.. and
Mrs Rudolph Piepgrass and their
son will leave for the West the early
part Of this week. They plan to pass
the Summer in Tulsa, Okla, and will
also visit in Chicago and ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Dustin
Evening star., 1937-06-06

Nelson Walker, who sailed this week
to spend the Summer travelling in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis L. Baxter have
gone to Nashville, Tenn, to attend
the finals at Ward-Belmont College,
where their daughter, Miss Louise
Baxter, is one of the graduates.
Mrs, Ralph Hunt has left to ioin
Lieut.. Hunt at Long Beach. Calf,
after a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Webster Pullman.
Mr. William N Nolan Of Gas
tonia, N. c.. is the guest of his son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Nolan. Mrs Nolans son. Mr..
Lowery Lamb, jr., has arrived from
Chattanooga, Tenn, to spend the
Summer with his mother.
Miss Wilma Roland and Mr.. Lv.
man Sucker, whose marriage will
take place in the First Baptist Church
later this month, were guests Of
honor at a prenuptial party Thurs
day evening in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Knight. Mrs. Kniztl:
was assisted by the bride-elect's sis
ter and niece, Mrs. Joseph Lowe and
Miss Margaret Lowe
Mrs. L. s. Marshall is the rues,
OF relatives in Trenton. N. j. Mist
Sally Marshall has been the guest
this week of Maj. and Mrs. OTIS
Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Angel ol
Baltimore are guests of Maj. and Mrs.
David A. Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs John R Hanrahan en-
tertained at house party over ths
past week end and holiday, when their
guests were Miss Ruth Schrom and
Miss Katherine Harrison of York. Pa;
Mr.. Robert Keefer of Hanover. Pa,
and Mr.. George Hanrahan, brother Of
the host. of McSherrytown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Little enter
tanned Monday afternoon for their
young daughter. Cornelia Jane Little.
Assisting Mrs. Little we're Miss Nina
Parten. her aunt; Miss Marguerits
Moncure and Miss Virginia Hancock.
Miss Parten and little Miss Little left
today Tor Texas. where they will srend
the Summer with relatives.
Cadet Ross Gordon Riker returned
home yesterday from Fork Union Mil
ltary Academy, from which he was
graduated earlier in the week.
Mrs. John Stafford and her infant
son of Bland. Va. have been tbs
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gary
and have left for Newport News to
visit Mrs. Stafford's mother, Mrs.
NJ. r. O'Rourke.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

Randall Lofts will remain in Dallas
for the Summer
Mrs. Richard F. Junker of Wood
side Park entertained at luncheon
Thursday At Toll House Tavern In
honor Of Mrs. Herman Tufel OF Rock
vile Centre. Long Island. Other guests
were Mrs. Tufels daughter, Miss Ger
trude Tufel of Rockville Centre: Mrs
Allison Hoof1 of Manassas. Va, at
whose home the Tufels have been
visiting since Sunday. and Mrs E
Francis McDevitt OF Woodside Park
Miss Tufel, who was an attendant a,
Mrs. McDevitt's wedding seven year.
ago, was an overnight guest at the
McDevitt home Thursday. She also
spent several days this week visiting
Mrs. Walter Brown Of Chevy
Chase, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lutes, Miss
Bertha Shaw. Mrs. A. E. Biggs and
her daughter, Miss Alethea Bigss, all
Of Silver Spring. are spending the
week end at Harrisonburs, Va, and
Skyline Drive
Mr.. James Hewitt, Mr.. Billy Hewitt
Mr.. Ted Smith. Mr. Henry Tolson and
Mr.. Vincent Tolson passed the holi-
day week end in Massa chusetts and
New York.
Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt entertained
a small group at bridge Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home, in Silver Spring
Her daughter. Miss Nellie Virginia
Hewitt. will return Wednesday from
St. Josephs College At Emmitsburg
Nd. for the Summer vacation.
Miss Louise Ensel Of Forest Glen
is spending the week end at Vassar
College, where she Is attending 4
reunion Of her class.
Mr.. Carl Lines Of Woodside left
this week end for Dallas, Tex. where
he will spend the Summer. He will
be joined in several weeks BY Mrs
Lines and their son, Jack Lines
Mr.. Harry Mason has returned to
Silver Spring from the University OF
Illinois. where he is = student. and is
spending the Summer with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baker have
moved from their home in Woodside
Park to Bethesda.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Entertainments Varied .
In Alexandria Circles
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Demege Trimble, Jr.,
Hosts to Bride-Elect and Fiance
Other Social Notes.

LEXANDR1A, Va, June 5.-Mr and Roswell Delmece
II Tr1nbe 1r entertained at cocktail party evening in
tner nome IN Richmond in honor Of Miss Church
Burroughs daughter Of Mr. Richard Hansord Broghs
and Mr. Reid Anthony Dunn of Mr. Emmett Clarke
Dunn this city whose marriage will
June 49, In St Paus Church Richmond Following the cock
tall party there was dance at the Commonwealth which
attended number of additional guests and Mrs Dunn
expect to to Richmond for the wedding will be
accompanied by their daughter law Dr. and Mrs
Emmett Reid Dunn and the elder brother and sister
DR. and Mrs Leigh Wilbur Reid Of They will
Evening star., 1937-06-06

tea at her home Wednesday after
noon.
Capt. c. r. p. Rodgers, U. S. NJ,
retired, entertained at luncheon on
Friday in celebration of the wedding
anniversary OF his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Edward
Barker Of Warrenton
Mr.. Scott Nesbit Of Covington, Va,
spent the week end and holiday with
his mother. Mrs. Harrison Nesbit.
Mrs. r. E. Ferneyhough and her
grandson, Samuel Wagner, 4th, are at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I.
Hutton after spending the Winter in
Florida
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Neville we're
the guests Of DR. and Mrs Reginald
r. Vickers at Gordonsdale, The Plains,
this week while on the way to their
home in New Hampshire. Mrs. Neville
and Mrs. Vickers are sisters. Mr..
Neville has been appointed United
States Minister to Siam, and will 60
to his post in the autumn after spend
ing the Summer in New Hampshire
DR.. and Mrs. Francis A. Georaer,
who have been occupying the house Of
Maj. and Mrs. De Forrest w. Morton
since their home was burned at Easter.
have rented Mrs. Edward Carpenters s
house. Mr.. Thomas Letter, who rent
ed the Carpenter house for the VIM
ter. has taken an apartment in the
Wallach building for the present
Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler have re-
turned from their wedding trip to their
home in Warrnton. Mrs Kessler was
Miss Hazel Brown
Mr.. North Fletcher went to Pitts
burgh on Wednesday to judge in the
Sewickey Horse Show. He will later
visit friends in Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Agnes Blackwell will leave
Monday for visit in Philadelphia
and New York before going to Bar
Harbor. Me, for the Summer.
Miss Anne Kenyon. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Kenyon of Provi-
dence, R. l., and Crest Hill, Va, came
70 Warrento1 for the dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Eldon Doeller
and is the guest of Miss Emily North
King
Mr.. Earl Potter of New York is in
Warrenton and looking after the i'm
provements on his estate near Fau-
quier Springs
Mrs. Richard r. Barrett and Mrs.
George c. Lawrence of the Warrenton
Garden Club were among the judges
at the annual flower show Of the
Garden Club Of Winchester and Clarke
County held at Winchester on Tues
day.
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Invitations for Wedding
Miss Janet Brown of North Woodside
Will Be Bride June l6,

, OF Silver Spring spent the past week
in Dexter, Me.
Mrs. c. W. Weaver entertained at
bingo party and buffet supper Mon
day evening at her home in Silver
Spring for her husband, who cele-
brated his birthday anniversary. There
were Is guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Oliver have
returned to their home in Blair, Silver
Spring. from 4 flve-day visit in Pen
Mar and Waynesboro, Pa. During
their stay in Waynesboro Mrs. Oliver
was guest soloist at services on Sun
day at the United Brethren Church
there and also sang at memorial serv-
ices Monday.
Miss Mildred Getty and Miss Caro-
line Getty entertained Tuesday eve
ing at their home in Silver Spring at
miscellaneous household shower for
Miss Lillian She'd. who will move
shortly into her new home near Burnt
Mills, Md. In addition to about IS
members Of the Current Comment
Club, Of which the Misses Getty and
Miss She'd are members, the guests
included Mrs. Joseph Grimm, Mrs.
William Sheets, Mrs George Chandler,
Mrs. Halsey D. Rogers. Mrs. c. W.
Crickman. Miss Elizabeth MCQUEEN
and Mrs. Bradford Fox.
The Rev. J. Wesley Lofts. pastor Of
the Silver Spring Baptist Church, ac-
companied by his son, Mr.. Randall
Lofts. left Thursday afternoon for
Dallas and other points in Texas.
The Rev. Mr.. Lofts will spend about
10 days in Texas. where he will visit
his parents in Pittsburg and Mr..