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Evening star., 1937-01-22

Perce Wolfe, are pressing Astor
Clarke for the individual lead
= ership OF the District League
today as a result Of their smashing
400 sets that capped Occidental Res
taurant's season team set record Of
1888 at Convention Hall last night.
Occidental cracked Lucky Strikes
1910 week-old mark with games Of
65l, 500 and 683.
While Clarke for the second straight
week shrunk his record league average,
this time to 1858 with 369 set,
Krauss assumed the runner-up posi-
ton with a brilliant 407 for a mark
of PALS. But the biggest achieve
ment OF the night came when Wolfe,
Washington's No. 2 ranking bowler,
staggered the naples for season set
record of 439 to tilt his average l12
points to 124-12. His strings were
l43. las and ISL,
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Red Granfe. college eIeVenS re-
veal them to be the squads with the
highest average age. Minnesota is
the best example at the moment
Russell Thompson, rookie Bear tackle
is another case in point. He is 6
feet 5 inches tall and weighs 248
pounds During his three years at
the University of Nebraska he never
advanced beyond the status Of re-
serve, because he was growing so fast
he lacked coordination and stamina.
In his fourth year of foot ball, he is
just beginning to develop as a player
and looms as one Of the best line pros
poets in the National League.
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OCCIDENTAL PAIR
CLOSE TO CLARKE
Chalk Up Whopping Scores
as Team Sets Record in
District League.

TWO teammates. Bill Krauss and
/ Perce Wolfe. are pressing Astor
Clarke for the individual lead
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Society Capital Centers Interest PontRoosevet Wedding
By theWay-
Beth Blaine

FN PASSNT through Washington their around the
world Doctor and Mrs Emil Synek
vaka Dr. Synek Editor in Chief the Tegraf
OF the most important political daily organs country Besides
journalist political
Doctor has written less than five plays
in America he deeply interested in many
woman the year Teegra has edited
Wonans innovation in Europe He great admirer
of (which has such general knowledge
courage enough to put Mary Pckords marriage the front
page"
The study of Is not Without COMPENSATION
s1artly dressed that throng question
turks the Doctors these oonaen find the
time to keep themselves and their order
haze time for sports and pleasure? OF they
1h1ch the Average American husband could h the
suggestion that the Doctor uis American grocery
store ana pause to glance the
foods! There he will learn that from the crisp fried
string potato the pride deliciouv
roasted chcken are put up by great American
MONDAY evening the Chinese Ambassador Dr. Chengting
Wang entertained the Shoreham in
honor OF the Minister Of Finance
tive Yuan OF the Republic of China Dr. H
the occasion called for all the fonay and which
washington weather causes the masculine element
Of discomfort
Yesterday 0e heard story of important official of the
State Department. after burroUinq carnpho and moth
balls for his tails hailed ari ercellencvs
01ne7 Greatly bohered By the scent that hung
OF s1reler tried to fan persistent campho
odor AS they started the cab backward
glance ana our Official friend remarked about the
heat "Yd, said the q symputhec tone "Tn
glad don't haze 1Ua tables Ye must simpy
boin up in them SUITS"
And because there just didn't
back usually those embar-
RAISING moments sat IN complete silence for the of the
Evening star., 1937-06-30

sentatives Sol Bloom, the chairman
of the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System, Mr.. Mariner
S. Eccles; the chairman of the Re-
construction Finance Corp, Mr. Jesse
H. Jones; the governor of the Farm
Credit Administration, Mr.. William
I. Myers; the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, Mr.. Wayne Chatfeld-
Taylor; Mr.. Archie Lochhead techni-
cal assistant to the Secretary Of the
Treasury; the president of the Export
Import Bank of Washington. Mr..
Warren Lee Pierson; DR.. ]. LOSING
Buck, DR.. Viner, DR.. Riefler, DR..
Haas. DR.. White, members of DR..
Kung's party, Mr.. L. T. Chen. Mr..
P. T Chen, Lieut.. Gen. Y. H. Wen,
DR.. c, K. Young and DR.. P. w. Kuo,
and members of the Embassy staff,
the counselor. Mr.. z. T. Ing: the
first secretary, Mr.. P. Y. Ho; the
second secretary, Mr.. T. L. Tsui, and
Mr.. Y. F. Lieu.
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(see WEDDINGS, Page BAD
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Mrs. Edward Warren Sturdevant Is
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Chinese Ambassador
Gives Garden Party
For His Countrynan

|THE Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Chengtlng T. Wang, will give
a garden party this afternoon
at Twin Oaks, the estate of
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, which he has
leased for the Summer, in honor of
the Chinese minister of finance, Dr.
H. H. Kung. who is in Washington
this week. The Ambassador will be
assisted at the garden party this
afternoon by his daughters, Miss Yoeh
Wang and Miss An-Fu Wang, and
the members of the Embassy staff
and their wives. The guests will in
clude officials. diplomats and men,
bers Of the Chinese colony in Wash
ington as well as many in resident
society friends Of China"
Last evening the Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. jr.,
was host at dinner in honor of the
visiting finance official of China. The
Secretary entertained at the Metro
politan Club. his other guests includ-
ing the Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Wang: the Secretary of State, Mr..
Cordell Hull Senator Key Pittman,
Senator Robert La Toilette, Repre-
Evening star., 1937-06-30
Members of the Cabinet
Charter a Special Train
FOrGreenville Ceremony
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hull in
Group From Washington Attending
Marriage of Presidents Son.

TREs1DENT FRANKLIN DELANo RoosEvELTs official fam
lily headed by the Secretary of State
boarded special train early today for Greenvle De
witness the marriage of Miss Ethel daughter
Mrs Eugene du Pont to Mr. Franklin
this train the Secretary Of the Treasury Henry Mog
thau r the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs Henry Wallace
the Secretary Commerce and Mrs Daniel Roper Mrs Claude
Swanson wife of the Secretary of the Navy Mrs Morgnhau
who has been her farm at Fshk went from there to Whining
ton today.
Among the capital this morning
wedding Mrs Warren Delano widow of the late United
States Minister Canada of the President who is
ing there her sonaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs Alexander
c. Forbes.
ing remaining Washington the of the
Attorney will President Roosvelts
the of the Boy Scout amboree tonight and
will later give the principal address,
The Minister Peter yesterday
sailed the Normande for switzer
they will join Nine Peter The Minister will to
Gloucester Mass for the week end to stop with his other
Peter The Minister will
sail for Switzerland in the Normandie July a.
The Minister of the State MacWhite,
will leave today for Green Bay Wis., where he
meeting held by the Irish Fellowship He plans to meet
there the newly appointed United States Minister to Ireland Mr.
Cudahy
He will Washington the first of the week.
Representative Lanham had their guests
the Wardman Park Hotel
Walker Head and Mr.. Jack Head of Fort
Worth Texas
Secretary Navy Charles Edison
will reception at the Mayhower this afternoon in
of the officers mdshpen of the Argentine training
ship, PreSidente Sarmiento.
The director of the Tennessee Valley Authority
Lnthal Knoxville Tenn will be honor guests at dinner
party tonight Mr. Mrs Donald Rchberg at their
home KenWood Nd There will be eight guests at the dinner
The Chief Clerk Corp
Townsend will have their guests the week
end Mr. and Mrs Edward Flanagan of North Bergen N j.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Tracy entertained at
party their home in Aurora Hills when they assisted by
Mrs Mae Ingling and Miss Rita Flahery.
Maj and Mrs. H. V. Scanan, with their daughters Mary
Elizabeth Scanlan will leave the Fort Myer
post Virginia. months leave before going to Maj
with National Guard Watertown
Wis
They will motor to New York City visit Maj Scanlan
parents and Mrs Thomas Scanan then West Point and
Niagara Falls and Chicago and Joliet Ill., and
Wateown where the will be instructor of the
National Guard Cavalry of Wisconsin,
Col and Mrs Jonathan Wainwright hosts at dinner at
the ArmyNavy Country Club in compliment to Maj and Mrs
Ecanlan.
Maj Mrs H. Kntner and Miss Mary Elizabeth Kinner
California the house
George MacKay latter the sister of Mrs Kintner their
home Connecticut Avenue.
Capt Macay will entertain buffet supper Sunday
at their home.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Knner guest of honor luncheon
given by Mrs MacKay Saturday.
Maj. Ralph A, Mrs Canine of Bragg,
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ISIS EDITH CONVERSE COLT

M daughter of Mrs. lie Baron
VI Carleton Colt and the late
4 Mr.. Colt Of Bristol, R. L.,
and Mr. Horace White Peters Of Wash
ington were married yesterday aft
ernoon in the chapel Of st. Joseph Of
Arimathea Of the Washington Cathe-
dral. The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by the Very Rev. Nobel c..
Powell, dean Of the Washington
Cathedral. Only members of the i'm
mediate families were present.
Miss Laura Wolcott Tuckerman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r..
Tuckerman, was the brides only at
tendant, and Mr.. James Girvin Peters
was best man for his brother.
Mr.. Peters is the son Of Mrs. Joseph
Hyde Pratt Of Chapel Hill. N. c., and
the late Mr.. James Girvin Peters. The
bride is granddaughter Of the late
Rear Admiral G. A. Converse. U. S. NJ,
and the late Senator LIE Baron Brad
ford Colt of Rhode Island.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters left for Marthas
Vineyard, Mass, where they will re-
main during the month Of July. Upon
their return they will maintain an
apartment in Georgetown.
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House Daughters
Plan "Plunge arty''

The Daughters of the House will
hold plunge party" tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Novelty races will
be staged in the Venetian pool at the
6horeham, where the Daughters will
meet. Miss Reba Doughton is chair
man Of arrangements for the plunge
party. She is head Of the Enter
tainment Committee. The club has
only the one committee, since its pur-
pose is only social, to provide oppor-
tunities for the daughters of the men,
Sers Of the Jouse of Representatives
to become acquainted with each other.
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Residential Social News
Mrs. Finkenstaedt Will Spend the Sum-
mer at Wainscott.
MRS. CLINTON S. THOMAS.

RS, EDWARD r. FINKEN-
M STAEDT will leave this week
for Wainscott, Long Island.
4 where she will spend the
Summer. Her daughters, the Misses
Sita and Sophie Finkenstaedt, have
been at Wainscott for several weeks
and her son, Mr. Frederick B. Fink
enstaedt. is en- route to a camp in
northern Arizona, where he will be
an assistant counselor.
Mr.. Finkenstaedt will Join his fam
lily at Wainscott for week ends during
the Summer.
Mrs. Edward Warren Sturdevant Is
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June Marriages Noted
Miss Colt and Mr. Peters Married Yes
terday Afternoon.
Harris -EWing Photo.
Miss Gaegler and
Mr.. Hellmers Wed Today,


Mr.. Hellmers Wed Today.
THE wedding Of Miss Martiea Iona
Gaegler, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Gaegler, and Mr.. Theodore He'll
mers. son Of Mrs. Theodore c. Hellmers
OF Baltimore, took place at O'Clock
this morning at st. Mary's Church,
the Rev. William Hoffman officiating
at the nuptial mass.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony at the Shoreham Hotel.
The bride wore a white crepe coat
suit, with all white accessories, and a
shoulder corsage Of lilies OF the valley
and roses. The only attendants were
the bridegrooms brother and sister,
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Gaegler.
(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
Evening star., 1937-06-30
Fegans at Home.

Col and Mrs. Joseph Charles Fegan
will be at home this afternoon from
until o'clock at the Marine Bar
racks. The guests will have the op-
portunity of witnessing the colorful
parade at 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-30

leaving shortly for North Hadley
Mass, where she will spend the Sum-
mer. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Sturde-
wants daughter, Miss Mary Alice Stur-
devant, who is attending Bryn Mawr
College, will make her debut next
season.
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Horatio Darton
have left Washington and are en- route
to Red Lodge, Mont. where they will
spend the Summer at the Beartooth
Research Camp as guests of the Yel-
lowstone- Bighorn Research Associa-
ton. The camp is located near the
tSee RESIDENTIAL, Page B-6.)
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up and Of ushering a person into q
room. The nephew paid no attention
to him; but that was all right. No ex-
pee.
But q strang thing did happen; when
Feng Ii took Bessie out for q drive the
car went past the CCC camp. Some
times Mistah Nephew waved; Bessie
waved family in return, but Feng Ii
hellee.
One day Mistah' Nephew appeared
at the great house with a frightened
girl with him. Feng Ii never beamed
AN impossible expression on that i'm
perturbable mask; but certainly he hung
up the issue hat as an issue hat never
before had been hung up. When they
left, he watched them as they walked
slowly away 49,.
But he had other things to think of.
Matters were not going SO well China
side. MI. and Mrs. Skidmore noticed
1t, too. Occasionally, since he had been
with them, he had received letters from
home and he had read them with his
iron specs and seemed pleased. The
letters began to arrive more frequently,
He still read them with his iron specs
and said nothing, which was his usual
conversation.
But n day he did say something,
land he said it shortly and to the point,
a gift often. denied western superiors.
Excuse, please. Feng Ii die"
And there he stood in his white
waistcoat with the brass buttons which
round trousers and heelless slippers
calm, aloof, unmoved, impersonal, ORR
entail.
CTO Be Continued)
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a command, and start Immediately
on its execution. Instead he hesiJateq.
Certainly his brown eyes flickered. And
he seemed about to say something, an
unheard Of liberty On his part.
"Yesseh," he finally did say, and
turned slowly, and slowly moved toward
the door. Was there a droop to his
shoulders?
Out of nowhere he had popped into
Junction City, but for some strange
reason or other had not gone to TO- the
but had gone to what served as an
employment bureau, and finally. had
come into the Skidmore's hands as
houseboy. Not only houseboy, but gar
dener, chauffeur, and odd-jobs man.
And on the cooks day off he took
over the kitchen and kept her on her
toes. He lived in a room oyer the
China as he could have It. There were
strange bottles and herbs and dried
roots; and he kept a pet snake. But
Feng had an attack Of rheumatism.
The snake disappeared. Feng's rheuma-
tism grew better.
He had symbols of good luck; or
rather a symbol, for it was an ugly,
heathenish, porcelain s~tatuette of JOSS,
a precious possession, and almost the
only thing he had brought with him
when he had arrived at Mr.. Skidmore's.
He kept it on a little wooden throne
which he had built. On certain days
he burnt punk-sticks before it; some
times he put little paper wreathes
Mr.. Skidmore a occasion to know
how precious this statue was, for one
day the garage got on fire. Feng Ii
was on his way home from marketing
when he saw the flames and had
where Mr.. Skidmore's limousine re-
posed-and saved the statuette. Then,
a little more %leisurely, he had rescued
the car. MI. Skidmore had no doubt
that if it had been a choice between
his a and JOSS
Nothing would induce Feng to give
up his Joss. Bling good luck"
He especially liked little bows. When
he walked down the street he saw
every child, If spoke to him he
was delighted. But he did not care for
girls. Boys and boy-babies-Ah! They
were 'velly. fine. He liked to watch the
school children at play; and there he
them. II g ball went out of bounds he
hurried after it and threw it back, i'm
mensely pleased.
He was not married. TOO old to catch
"Wait a minute" called MI. Skidmore
as Feng Ii drooped toward the door
With his message. II have changed my
was It imaginationP but Feng seemed
to shuttle a bit faster toward the door
what are you going to tell him?'
Mrs. Skidmore asked,
mind, 1 expect"
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He had done his part, Mr.. Skidmore
said, toward other members Of his
tribe, but he was not going to. waste
any more money, OF help, on this par
ticular specimen of Skidmore. Why
should I help him? He won't even help
himself" Then he turned to Feng.
"Tell him I won't see him" =.
But Feng did not say "Yesseh," as
he usually did when his master gave
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GARDEN SEED AND PLANTS

GARDEN PLANTS-Cabbage and Gel
cry. 90 cts. Per 100; tomatoes. cauhflover,
marigold. petunias, etc. Guaranteed oeeds.
Free booklet. BALzHBER'a, Drummond Nont
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STOCK SUPPLIES
SHEEP COLLAR WITH ELECTRIC
LIGHT and scent to protect lambs from
coyotes. Price $3.50. ]. N. GOSSETT, Rte. 2,
Box 145B, Ridgefield, Wash.
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CTO Be Continued
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"a cultivated, At in fall wheat. Both $8.0
per acre and fine for wheat. potatoes. beans.
stock, etc. 588 acres, 257 cultivated, 1903 In
fall wheat, 20 crested wheat grass, fine for
diversified farming, potatoes and stock. The
latter two are on state highway; phone. mail.
Balance Of all not tillable, fine heavy pas
ture. All have buildings. Small payment down,
long time on balance. OTTO HERRING.
owner, Maupin, Oregon.
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Pole vaulting is one track sport that
women athletes have not yet adopted.
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WOOL WANTED
TOP PRICES FOR WOOL, cash or
Observation-Disclosures, etc. Custom card.
ing. Write US. HOOD RIVER WOODEN ML.
Hood River. Oregon. .
Evening star., 1937-10-23
Social of Washington and Its Environ
By the Way
Beth Blaine

GAIN our Belgian were feted at cocktail
the iT S @'s
Countess van charming self greeted
her guests wearing becoming pale blue dress which matched
handshake mparts his genuine hospitality
every feel would have Wit
them.
persons T from the dipomatc corps and Washington residents
too Al the romen were nartly dressed h smqering Of
Straight from the shoS including Wfineg ,oo rcas
70 @s e dag ne eaf the s
fme 0G os Gsr @ o XIII cSn % 1e aeo Sa Of
oac lei and sable acSet enqncing her real beauty Tgds
% % S the last a y q ae gr9 % h9e hs 0 Been IN
tollowed NTH so much enthusiasm
WASHINGTON very thrilled thought that
. Mrs Evn seiber had been transferred from Shanghai to
formerly Legation
their new @ pos However, such luck @ for upon nqurns about
the eneT We learned that they have been in Rongkons @ the last
and thew to Leave in 9oVeber for ankok So we must post
pone welcome to Christina and her husband
MOBILE BENEDETTo CAPoMAzzA DEL MARCHEsI DI CAMPO
has thrown down the gauntlet BY starting fad protesting the
American custom OF uncheonS Tor women only and still more
tresome just for The amusing remarks voiced by
tailment feminine attendance
GdS mems NJ m ganeRss m nave @ @ I naos Us
please attitude" Of the European male
not lacking stawar breed However opposite sides
the Atlantic Ocean face different problems Here where womans
slave she is free roam the
world at Their chatter gayety when unchng masse
tired behind the fortified walls Of mems club Weekend rue
where @ fey o @ ogSa are or s %st Of s
nc ere to learn that once oeeE he ente9ins at
gore lnc1s0m Eleht tare sample spaghsttf end
ian Enoa9y M14e Warauens Of the Belgium Em6assy Ms
orr ledes nnc4e9ns on can be aPprecGed om Earopeam
on Eno s @oa @so% q ] s @D Gosp m Hs v 4G end
the appa u.s. Promptly after coffee he arises and bids
Ss@@oon @S'@f an "ooH s 5rage Ho se
afasi D"''"''' : 'O'' "''
Evening star., 1937-10-23
Residential Social Notes
Mrs. William Howard Taft Joined
By Sister, Mrs. II. +. Lippitt.

in Washington TO visit Mrs. E. F.
Brooks and Mrs. w. P. Paylor of
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. c. A. Charles and Miss Mar
garet F. Back Of Pasadena, Calf, are
staying at the Roosevelt Hotel for a
few days.
Mrs Gladys King Of Atlanta Ga,
has returned home after spending a
few weeks with her husband, Mr..
Robert King. who is doing special
work at the Veterans Administration.
Mrs King is an accomplished ac-
Gordon player and while here played
for the American Legion Auxiliary.
Lincoln Unit, No. IT, at its installa-
ton of officers held at the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. ChildS. accom-
panied by Miss A. M. Childs of Worces-
ter Mass are spending few days at
the Dodge.
Evening star., 1937-10-23

Be satisfied with what Won nerd
Lest this you lose because ot zIced
PILLY should know whereof he
speaks, for like most freebooters.
he is inclined 10 be greedy More
than once greed has cost him that
which he might have had 10 serve his
need Il Is just so with many people
;n all walks Of life, Greed very sell
dom paws.
Farmer Browns Boy and his
cousin Sammy had left several nice
trout in basket hidden under ferns
beneath an alder AT the head of the
Smiling Pool while they fshed down
below They haG been gone but a
very little while Sammy had brought
back trout 10 be put in the basket
WITH the others, but TO his dismay he
had discovered that there were no
others The basket was lust where
and Just as il had been left. but save
for the moss on the bottom and the
grass which had covered the FISH i
Was empty What had become o.
them was a mystery
ohHHlN v a. paOih upset J lfee oi
those hve missing hsh we're hs thf
firsi trout he ever had caueh some
BODY has stolen them ne declared
"sr' replied Farmer Browne
Bov Dead nsh don't aa.k 0f sp mi
svav on dn land Tho question j
VIM m mo fhlcf ara ahat has b.
donf alfn hem
Probably asr. rm Horr IS .p1.
o. f.f dinner tald SAMMY mo.
foff
baft Hfa.f trfNfIff fHNn.
"fff nrf aHn Hft f. ...I|
soulaNt H.Hf. ss nt urm. emo
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Evening star., 1937-10-23

Polish Ambassador Count jerry Potocki
luncheon and with his attending the international
Horse Show this afternoon.
Ambassador DR. Pedro Fraga, will
be host reception this afternoon from o'clock honor
Speaker the Representatives the
DR. Don Antonio Martinez raga Sonora
The honor this afternoon brother of the Ambassador and
with Sonora de Martinez visiting the Embassy
Minister Prochnik will Phla-
the Minister Prochnik will honor
Vienna which the Club will
Gen Mrs Edward Sackpole will their home in
Harrisburg, today Show and
while here we the week the commandant of Fort
Myer and Mrs. Jonathan M Wainwright.
Stackpoe editor of the Telegraph in Harrisburg
L Davis wife Judge Federal Trade
Margaret Ayres daughter of Mr. Will
Ayres' engagement WegeSter
recently and the wedding will take place in November
The guests H.
Mrs FinS Garrett Mrs Harlee Branch Mrs Kngman
Mrs South Trmble, r Mrs William B. Snow. r; Mrs
Mrs w. Williams
Col Rnaldo and Miss Marjorie Wood have
Horseshoe Herkime N. Y.
returned to their apartment the Mendoza 1920 Twen
teth street northWeSt.
Arsenal Dover spending several days the Martinique
Capt j. B. Willis, u A. Willis of Jay N. Y.
several days at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1937-10-23
Blackfriars Guild
Theater Night.

The Blackfriars Guild will stage at
the Catholic University Music Hall
its first "theater night and social" of
the year tomorrow evening.
The literary figure Of Henri Gheon
will be the thematic material of the
evening Prof Leon E. Dostert, chair
man of the modern language de-
partment of Georgetown University,
will speak on Henri Gheon and the
Catholic Drama in France" Follow
ing Prof Dostert's lecture the guild
will produce one of Gheon's one-act
playS-"Old Wang" The Blackfrlar
members appearing in this drama of
China at the time of the Boxer re-
bellion are Mr. Edgar Ford. Mr.. Leo
Brady, Mr. Clarence Wittler, Mr.
Edgar L. Kloten, Mr. Julian Zier and
Mr. Al Loritch. Miss Mary Olive
O'Connell directed and the setting was
designed and constructed by Jerry
Gross.