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Evening star., 1937-06-17
BY BARBARA BELL.

TH1S Is woman'S dress, designed
to fit her properly where she
most needs to give attention
4 to lines, though based upon
one Of the successful young fashions
originated for sizes Is and smaller.
Women with q figure problem like
this youthful styling of simple Sum-
mer costume. Notice the short, roll
collar on the plain, slightly fiared
jacket detail becoming to the full
busted woman. The dress has kick
pleats back and front to add to its
comfort. The simple bodice, with
three-scallop closing introduces the
low v neckline. The dressy effect Of
the ensemble is emphasized by outlin-
ing the scallops in soft, val lace edg-
ing, . pretty accent when used on
voile or chiffon.
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taste Ike nectar for the gods-that
hre delightfully."- different and tempt
ng-why, then, the party gets going
tight away, and every one feels that
this really IS an occasion!
X
SUPPOSE. for instance. you do have
iced tea-but it isn't the regular
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AAOSteoS \ IL ! ii X S
she has done
more than she
need by Offering
a choice at all
but, when all is
SAID and done, it
is a pretty dreary
outlook for a
guest who is fed
to the teeth on
iced tea, lemon
ade and ginger
ale!
But If you can
serve one or two
Very unusual
mixtures t h a t
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| Knife Sh

Knife Sharpener a Necessity.
A knife sharpener Is as essential
. piece Of household equipment Is
the coffee pot. Not even IN expert
carver = able to do much with . dull
knifA
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Old Standbys Reappear
In New and Fancy Dress
For Summer GATHERINGS
Splced Tea Proves Leader Among the
Popular Drinks for Warm and
Lazy Afternoons.
BY BETSY CASWEIL.

loea OF good Summer
eoea as d ea lced coffee ginger
already prepared in bott little
WIN various ingredients yourself
oks tna pear the stamp individuality and will
Au''ier your reputation a clever
Wen worth the effort At gatherings one hears
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wel-dressed baby
you'll especially like Although it's
excellent beginner in
the knitting field for the simple pattern
and purlng
The pattern envelope contains complete
directions also what needles what material
To obtain this pattern send for No.
to service
Editor Of The Evening
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Still the Most Popular.

NO flower has yet taken first place as
a ooutonniere away from the carnation.
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orlnk? We've lemonade and iced
na-and OF course there's ginger ale,
II you'd rather have that" The
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unusual Beverages Will Do Much Toward Making Party Success
Dorothy Dix Says
Times May Change Ideas of MARRIAGE
But Law of Decency Remains.

EAR MISS DIX: am very
much in love with a married
man who Is in love with me
~ and I want to marry him.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Miss Aberg Married
To MIR. George Murphy

MISS DOROTHY EDNA ABERG.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Curtis Aberg, and Mr.. George Ewing
ton Murphy were married February 6
in Washington.
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dance at Friendship, which will last
until the cast dashes off to the thea
ter to be made up. Miss Stellta
Stapleton has been appointed chair
man of committee of young ladies
who met at her house for tea Friday
afternoon to discuss plans. One young
lady was heard to say, We are TO
manage the 50-odd future statesmen
and lawyers at present comprising
the membership of the Paradise Dane
ing Girls and leading lights of the
new sensational hit, which is consid-
cred the best since 1891"
Miss Stapleton's committee includes
Miss Mary Lou Marsh, Miss Jane
Pope, Miss Eleanor Flood, Miss Mar
tina Davidge. Miss Hope Jackson. Miss
Mary Cootes, Miss Alice Noel Tucker
man, Miss Gertrude Laughlin Miss
Estherbelle McHark and Miss Flor
ence Harris.
With Mr.. Benjamin Welles, son of
the Assistant Secretary of State, and
Mrs. B. Sumner Welles, and Mr. Cas-
par Bacon, nephew of Representative
Robert Low Bacon of New York, and
Mr.. Cammann Newberry, nephew of
former Senator Truman Newberry of
Michigan, important members OF the
company, an unusual welcome awaits
the Hasty Pudding here in Washing
ton. Time permitting, more enter
tainments will take place
Tickets for the play may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Gardner Emmons, a
Harvard graduate, who is residing
at the Fairfax Hotel, and at Mrs.
Dorsey's ticket bureau. If the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt are in Wash
ington on that date, and everything
points to the fact that they will be
here at that time, a box will be at
their disposal and visit to the White
House for the actors undoubtedly is in
order
Since the Advisory Committee of
the Hasty Pudding Club had escaped
our memory We assume others, too,
may have forgotten. hence for your
information We list the names for you.
Advisory Committee-Preside Mr..
Philip Theopold, '25 ex-offlcio, Mr..
Joseph S. Seabury, '04 ex-offcio, Mr..
George D. Braden, '25; ex-officio, Mr..
Robert Winsor, jr., '05; Mr. Paul M.
Hollister, 'l3; Mr.. Charles P. Curtis,
jr., IA; Mr.. Vinton Freedley, IA; Mr..
Robert E. Sherwood, '18; Mr.. Francis
T. Baldwin, "a
Theatrical Ofdcers-President, Mr.
John M. Graham, '38; manager, Mr..
Albert Stickney, jr., '38; production
manager, Mr.. Brice Frey. 81; ticket
manager, Mr.. H. Shippin Goodhue,
'38; advertising manager, Mr.. Woods
McCahill. '37; publicity, Mr. Benjamin
Welles, '38; Mr.. Morgan Preston, SO;
poster, Mr. John La Fargo, 81.
Sophomore Assistants-Mr. Roger
Kinnicutt, SO; Mr.. Benjamin B. Kirk
land, 80; Mr.. Stuart w. Rockwell, SO;
Mr. Edward Schoyer, '39.
Books and Lyrics-Mr. Gaspar
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Bason, jr. 81; Mr.. Arnett McKennan,
81; Mr.. Benjamin Welles, '38.
Music-Mr. Gaspar Bacon, ir., '37;
Mr. Cammann NeWberry, '37; Mr.. Ben
jamin Welles, 80; producer, Mr.. Arthur
Hurley; dance director, Mr.. William
Holbrook.
The cast includes the Messrs Gaspar
Bacon. jr., Nathaniel Benchley, Joseph
R. Coolidge, Lawrence Davis, John
Develin, Benjamin Dillingham;, John
Graham, Paul Killiam, Donald Nickel
lar, Arnett McKennan. William My
rick, Joseph Valentine, Benjamin
Welles, Dewitt L. Alexandra, Charles
Andrews, John Bracket, Bruce Brown,
Robert P. Brown, Daniel S. Cheever,
Peter Cunningham, John Dwinell,
John Erhard, George Earle, r. Bennett
Forbes, Bruce Foster, F. Markoe Riv-
mus, Roger Marvin Scaife, Daniel S.
Sortwell, Lucien Wulsin, jr., and
Crocker Wight, jr.
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Anniversary
Is Observed
At Staunton
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S.
Yeago of Elm Grove
Give Reception.

q TAUNTON. Va, March 2o.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Yeago Of Elm
Grove near Staunton, cele-
brated their golden wedding
anniversary Wednesday afternoon.
Among those attending the reception
were Mr. and Mrs H. P. Miller and
their children, Paul and Elizabeth, of
washington; also Mr. and Mrs r. M.
Yeago OF Princeton, w. Va.
DR.. Walter @. Hullihen of Newark
N. j., is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
w. O. Hullihen, at her home on the
Middlebrook road. She is celebrating
the anniversary of her eighty-ninth
birthday and is one of the Oldest liv-
ing residents of Staunton, having been
here since 1870.
Miss Nancy Tmberlake Cameron
has gone to Alexandra, Va, where she
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Pickett Peyton, formerly of this city.
Maj and Mrs. Edward M Brown
have returned to The Farm, their
home near Endless CavernS, Va. after
| spending some time in Bermuda and
New York City and stopping for a few
days in Washington. They were &C
| companied by their children, Edward
M, jr., and daughters Bliss and Ken
drlck
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence c. Mcclure
OF Clifton Forge have announced the
engagement of their daughter Dorothy
Louise TO Mr.. William Harvey Smith
Of Alexandria. Va Mr. Smith is a
son of Mr. and Mrs Rathbone Smith
and a grandson Of the late Dr. Kate
Waller Barrett
Miss Cornelia Abbitt of Norfolk Is
visiting her brother law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kivlighan
Mrs. j. Frank Clemmer has left for
| New York, where she attended the in
stallation Of officers Of chapter OF
the Gold Star Mothers organization
| Thursday. Mrs. Clemmer is first vice
/ president OF the Gold Star Mothers Of
America.
| A wedding of interest in Virginia is
that of Miss Frances Maria Blakemore,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Blakemore of this city, and Mr.. Earl
Lehman Giberson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. F. Giberson of Roanoke, Va, The
wedding took place in Norfolk Thurs
! day, March IL, the Rev. Broaddus e.
Jones officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Giber-
! son will make their home in Norfolk.
| Mrs. Thomas H Russell was hostess
Friday afternoon, entertaining at
Benbreagh in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. George Alsop Sprinkel of Balti-
more, formerly of Staunton.
Miss Eloise Waldrop left this week
for Norfolk, where she is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Douglas Brooks. April 2
she will sail on the City of Newport
News for a tour of Europe, spending
several weeks in Italy. She expects to
return home about June !.
! Mrs. Wilfred Hamp, who accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Mary Hamp,
/ to Miami, Fla, has returned home.
En- route she visited her son and
daughter -in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Hamp at their home in Lexington,
Va.
Mrs. E. F. Conger has returned to
Breezy Hill, her home here. after a
tour to the Holy Land and through the
Mediterranean.
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Marsh. are spending the week end in
Norfolk, where they went Friday eve
ming
Senator and Mrs Charles O.
Andrews will have with them to-
morrow their son, Mr. Charles ,.
Andrews, lr, Of Orlando, Fla, who will
stop en- route to New York. Mr.
Andrews will return here Friday and
remain with his parents over Easter,
leaving for his Southern home the
middle of Easter week
Senator and Mrs. Royal S Cope
land will go to their home at Suffern,
N. Y. for Easter Sunday, and will
attend on that day the baptism Of
their granddaughter Ruth Spalding
Copeland, who was born on ST. Valen-
tines day They will return to the
Shoreham the day after Easter.
Miss Lyla Townsend daughter Of
Senator John G. Townsend, jr, has
Miss Margaret Reynolds OF Phila-
delphia as her guest at the Shoreham
for the week end
Representative and Mrs Clyde H
Smith Of Maine will have as their
guest for week at their home in
Chevy Chase, Nd, Miss Ardra
Hodgins of Yarmouth and Portland,
Me. Miss Hodgins is distinguished as
the only woman judge in Maine, now
serving a seven-year appointment as
trial justice at Yarmouth. She is
talented musician She is also vice
chairman of the Young Republican
League of Maine and member of the
New England Council of Young Re-
publican Clubs
The chief of naval opera tionS, Ad-
miral William D. Leahy, will be host
at luncheon Wednesday at the May
! flower, entertaining IN honor of the
commanding officer of the Jeanne
dare, French naval training ship
who will come to Washington thi,
week for a short stay while his ship
| is at Baltimore.
Mrs. Malin Craig. wife of the CHIEF
of staff, entertained at luncheon Fri
| day in honor of Mrs William B
Bankhead, wife OF the Speaker of tn,
House of Representatives. Later il
the afternoon Mrs. Craig took hel
guests to the ride at Fort Myer.
Assistant Secretary of State anc
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr have planned I
series of dinner parties and will enter.
tain Wednesday evening, March 81
Wednesday, April IA, and Saturday
evening, April "a.
Mrs Vance w Bachelor, wife o.
Maj. Bachelor, now stationed with
the R. o. T. c. Cavalry at the Uni.
versity of Illinois, is a guest of hel
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Mrs. Ruth Werber Wed
To Mr.. Joseph Nav, Jr.

THE Western Presbyterian Church
was the scene yesterday afternoon
OF the wedding of Mrs. Ruth McKev
Werber. daughter of Mrs Pearl R.
Mickey OF Arlington, Va, and Mr.,
Joseph L. May, jr., also of Arlington,
the Rev. Harvey Dunham officiating
At o'clock.
Preceding the ceremony, Senor Ar
senio Ralon, well-known violinist,
gave several selections, and Mrs. Ruth
Farmer Vanderlip, church organist,
played the wedding marches.
Palms and ferns were grouped in
front of the altar, and Spring flowers
in pastel shades were effectively ar
ranged in vases, set in inches on
either side of the altar.
The bride was given in marriage bv
an old family friend, Mr., Leighton r.
Colburn of Washington. She wore
an oxford gray tailleur and with this
a white satin blouse and an off-the-
face hat Of black milan straw, Her
flowers were a corsage bouquet of
viOets.
Her maid Of honor and only at
tendant was Miss Alice Walford of
Washington, who was dressed in a
pearl gray tailored suit with which
she wore white crepe blouse, black
felt hat and black accessories. Her
flowers were a shoulder cluster of
sweetheart roses and forget me nots.
Mrs. Mickey, mother of the bride,
wore navy sheer redingote, with
navy blue accessories and a corsage
bouquet of talisman roses. The
brides young daughter Ruth Ann
Werber, was dressed in a short black
velvet frock, made princess style and
trimmed with white MORE, and she
wore tiny corsage of pink roses and
forget -me-not. Mrs May, mother of
the bridegroom, wore a becoming
gown Of black sheer crepe, and a
shoulder bouquet of Belmont gar
denas.
Mr.. Lee Crawford Syer of Ports
mouth, Va, was best man for Mr..
May, and the ushers We're Mr.. Herbert
Bryan of Arlington, Mr.. P. H. Allen
Of Norfolk, Va; Mr. Harry Mees of
Oak Park, Ill; Mr. Charles Post Nc
Curdy, jr., of Washington, all of whom
are fraternity brothers of Mr.. Nav
In Sigma Nu Fraternity
Mr.. and Mrs. May left immediately
after the ceremony on their wedding
trip to Miami Beach, Fla, where they
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Miss Vivian Pease
Wed to DIR. BaSta bic

MISS VIVIAN PeASs
Wed to DR.. Basta bic,
Mr.. AND MRS. WALLACE OLIVER
PEASE of Williamsport, Pa. an
noonce the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter VIVIAN to DR.. Charles McOuade
bastaole, February II in BROOKLYN
N. I. DR.. Bastable, native of Wash
lngton, Is the son Of DR.. and Mrs, Ed
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Safety Committee
Luncheon Wednesday

luncheon meeting Of the Women's s
Safety Committee will be held We'd
nesday at the Sulgrave Club, at which
the honor guests will be Donna Matilde
de Suvich, Nine. Jarnefelt and Frau
ScholZ
Among those expected to be present
are Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs. Mark l..
Bristol, Mrs. Laurence V. Benet, Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. Frank c.
Baldwin, Mrs Wilbur j. Carr. Mrs.
Morris Sheppard Mrs. Seth Richard
son, Mrs Cornelia M McNary, Mrs.
| Garland S. Ferguson, Mrs. Sidney F.
Taliaferro, Mrs. William Pierre Robert,
Mrs. Harry Bernton, Mrs. Lloyd w
Biddle, Mrs. Harvey w Wiley and
Mrs. Lawrence Hill Green.
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brides family, which hung about her
neck on an antique gold chain.
Mrs w. E. Lankenau. wife of Lieut..
W. E. Lankanau. U. S. N, of Annapo-
lis, Md, was matron of honor and
wore a gown of brilliant watermelon
pink marquisette under gray marqui-
settle, made on princess lines with
short puffed sleeves. Her hat and
slippers were of watrmelon shade and
she carried a bouquet of Spring f1oW-
ers
Miss Amen Claude, daughter OF
Capt. Abram Claude, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Claude Of Washington, D. c., was
maid OF honor and her gown was of a
brilliant tourquoise blue under gray
marquisette. Miss Dorothy Hill,
daughter of Comdr. Joseph Hill, U. S.
N, OF Philadelphia, acted as brides
maid for her cousin and wore a gown
Of violet marquisette under gray mar
ouisette. Their gowns were fashioned
like that OF the matron of honor, and
they both carried arm bouquets OF
Spring flowers.
The best man was Mr.. Clifford
Kelsh of Philadelphia and the ushers
we're Maj. Victor France Bleasdale
U. s. M c.; Lieut.. Malcolm Sylvester,
U. S. N: Lieut.. B. w. Fink. U. S. N.
and Lieut.. w. E Lankenau, U. S. N.
small reception for the wedding
party and members of the immediate
families was held at the home of the
brides parents following the cere-
mony. The young couple received
with the brides mother. Mrs. Hill,
who wore a gown of Dubonnet cello
phane velvet, with a turban to match
and shoulder bouquet of sweetheart
roses, and the brtdegroom's mother
Mrs. Carter, who wore a gown of
black, heavy sheer with black velvet
hat and corsage bouquet of orchids
For her travelling costume the bride
chose q three-piece suit of dusty
rose Forstmann WOODEN, trimmed in
black galyak fur. Her accessories
we're Of black and her corsage bouquet
was Of violets and gardenias.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carter will motor
TO Louisiana and Mississippi before
continuing on to Seattle, Wash
whence they will sail April 10 on the
steamship President Mckinley for
China, where Lieut.. Carter has been
ordered for duty.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Galley Stlffier Mrs. E. M. Shell
man and Miss Josephine Shellman, all
of Baltimore, Md; Miss Frances Ehlen
of ToWson, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Butler of Richmond, Va; Lieut.
Owen Hollis Hill and Mrs. Hill of New
port News, Va, brother and sister-in-
law Of the bride, and Comdr. Joseph
Hill, U. S. N, of Philadelphia and
Comdr. Owen Hill, U. S. N, of An
napolis, Md, uncles of the bride. Mrs.
Carter is a sister of Mrs. Robert
Brod1e, jr., wife of Lieut.. Robert
Brodie. Jr., of Long Beach, Calf. and
also of Mrs. William H. Rupertus
wife OF Lieut.. Col. w. H Rupertus
U. S. M. c., of Shanghai, China.
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Miss Mary Mcdowell
and Mr.. Ellis Married
Yesterday Afternoon

will spend fortnight, and on their
return they viii make their home at
3422 Thirteenth street North, Airing
| ton, Va
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Haines
OF Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
N Staley and Mr.. M. j. Grove Of
Frederick, Nd, and Mr. and Mrs
Clarke Kelley of Baltimore.
Mr.. May is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph L. May of 1000 Twenty first
street North, Arlington He attended
William and Mary College and George
Washington University.
Miss Anna Mendel Bride
OF Mr.. John Conrad.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE ALLEN
HARVEY of Woodlawn Village
Arlington, Va, announce the marriage
| of Mrs. Harveys sister, Miss Anna
Katherine Mendel of Arlington, to Mr.
John Conrad of Alexandria and Har-
risonburg, Va, Thursday, March 1s
at O'Clock. On account Of recent be-
reavement in both families the wed.
ding was very simply arranged.
Miss Mendel is a graduate of the
Hartisonburg Teachers College at Har-
rlSonburg, Va. and former teacher
in Arlington County. Mr. Conrad is g
son of Mrs. Emily Pasco Conrad anc
the late Mr.. George Newton Conrad
His maternal grandfather was Mr.
Samuel Pasco, for some years United
States Senator from Florida.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Miss jeanette Levy
Married to Mr.. Behrmann.

Mr.. AND MRS THEODORE LEVY
announce the marriage of their
daughter jeanette to Mr.. Harold Ar
thur Behrmann February % in the
main ball room of Maryland Club
Gardens, with Rabbi Meta and Rabbi
Clevens officiating The ceremony
was performed under a canopy deco
rated with greens and Easter lilies and
f1anked with large vases of calla
lilies and white candles in candelabra.
The bride wore gown of champagne
color MORE taffeta and a matching
veil and carried a bouquet of calla
lilies.
Mrs. Edward Bockman of Phila-
delphia was the matron of honor wear
ing gown of deep green taffeta and
carrying bouquet of yellow roses.
Miss Ruth Levy, sister of the bride.
was maid of honor and had on a
gown of chartreuse tissue taffeta and
carried a bouquet of talisman roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Esther
Jewler, Miss Frances Levin, Miss Char
lotte Copolof, Miss Sylvia Birnman,
MISS Sylvia kogod and Miss Gertrude
Lansman, whose gowns were in pastel
shades and who carried bouquets of
American Beauty roses, which they
also wore in their hair.
Harriet Rita Kogod was flower girl,
and her twin brother, Robert Kogod,
was ring bearer. The flower girl wore
an old frock of baby blue taffeta and
carried bouquet of Spring flowers.
Mr.. Bockman was best man, and
the ushers we're Mr. Leon Terish, Mr..
Sol Bassick, Mr.. Nathan Sidel. Mr..
Jack Sidel. Mr.. Melvin Miller and Mr..
Melvin Pellman.
A reception and dinner followed the
ceremony Mrs. Levy wore a gown of
French lame and q cluster of orchids
and lilies of the valley, and Mrs
Behrman wore gown of royal blue
lace and cluster of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
Among the ut-of-town guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sabin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mr.. Julius Block
and their sons, Mr. Max Bassik and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Finklesteln and
their daughter Of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Sidenburg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Levitt of Richmond and Mrs,
P. Zoll of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Behrman left for New
York later, and are now making their
nome at the Ricardo Apartments.
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Good Excuse.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex OP).-Leo
Grant, colored, was acquitted OF 4
charge of carrying a pistol He told
the court he had removed the gun
from his home after a quarrel with
his wife, who had a high temper"
and had been in trouble before The
prosecutor asked If Grant could give
one instance when your wife was in
trouble?' We'll, yes" Grant replied.
She done kilt one of her other hus-
bands"
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ward J. Bastable of this city. He is a
graduate Of Medical School of George
town University, class of 81. Having
spent several years in hospitals at
Brooklyn, N. Y, he is now located
there in practice OF orthopedic and
traumatic surgery,
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Mrs. Roosevelt Back
From West FRIDAY

Continued From First Page.)
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sister, Mrs. Sidney w. Wentworth, at
University Park, Md.
The executive secretary to the Al
cohol Control Board of the District
and Mrs William Payne Meredith have
returned to their home in Washington
from Hooe Sound, Fla, where they
spent two weeks as the guests of DR..
and Mrs. J. Blair Spencer at their
home, Isle Ridge.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Miss Smith Married
To Mr.. Thomas Berry.

HE marriage of Miss Winifred Ma
RE Smith of Chicago to Mr..
Thomas Payne Berry. formerly of this
city, took place in Chicago February
26. Mr.. Berry, who is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Berry of Wash
lngton, attended George Washington
University and Northwestern Univer-
slty and is now connected with the
Home Owners Loan Corp. in Chicago.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Piccadilly Named for Tailor

Piccadilly street got its name from
a cockney tailor back in the days Of
James 1. Pickadills were the high
ruffled collars which the dudes Of
Elizabeth's days wore.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Miss Jane Burke Mudd
We'd to Mr., Richm0nd

Nj R. AND MRS. RICHARD EDELIN,
MUDD of Winchester, Va, an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Jane Burke to Mr.. John Currie
Richmond of Memphis. Tenn, in the
rectory Of the Corpus Christi Church,
Baltimore, Saturday, March 13.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
News of the Week
In Gaithersbur6
Includes Parties

1A1THERSBURG. Md, May 90
Mrs. Allen King and her small,
son have come from Port Hudson,
N. Y, to spend the Summer with Mrs
Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fraley.
Mrs. Best Linthicum of Clarksburp
entertained at lunch Wednesday Mrs.
warren Ellis Of Laytonsville, Mrs.
J. Ernest Hawkins OF Etchison, Mrs
Irving Ray and Mrs. Smith of Chew
Chase.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Rhodes and their
daughter, Miss Ellen Rhodes, of At
lanta. Ga, who are guests OF Mrs.
Carroll Walker. are being extensively
entertained during their stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker entertained a COM
pany OF 20 at supper Sunday evening
IN their honor; Monday evening they
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie McCray in Washington; Tuesday
evening Mrs. Erland entertained at a
card party for them, and Wednesday.
together with Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
Miss Helen Walker and Miss Ella
Plummer, they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Oehmann of Washington
Tor dinner and bridge,
Mrs. Kate Keys has opened her COT
tage In Washington Grove after SPEND
ing the Winter in Florida. Miss Emma
frankie OF Washington is occupying
the Houghton apartment for the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis have
lett to take up their residence In Mount
Rainier, Nd, after having lived in
washington Grove for several years,
Mrs. Norman Belt entertained at 4
contract bridge party and late supper
at her home Thursday evening.