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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
Money Needed to Improve
Business

Mr.. ID. G. w. VIII I be able TO
carry out the plans I now have In
mind pertaining TO my business2
Ans. MY chart reveals that II will
be necessary for you to make o loan
In order 10 accomplish your desires
In this direction. Better success h
indicated for you within the next
six months.
A. II. r. Please tell me what be-
came of my Fathers lard press?
Ans. II IN indicated that your Fa-
Their leaves his entire farm unlocked
ut all times, day and night. Your
neighbOrs as well ~ your family
lust walk In and take what they
need at any time, without asking
permission 10 do 10. This mentioned
device is In the possession Of your
neighbOr who lies directly north OF
your Fathers farm.
Mrs. L. q. Am now married; VIII
I ever get the man love?
Ans. Madam; would suggest that
y0u send for especial Reading, OF
yourself 10 that you can have full
knowledge Of this condition private
ly by mali.
r. q. have hopes that my son
will completely recover. Can you as
sure me Of this?
Ans. MY friend, your son will
never become normal child. IL "
correct for you 10 be hopeful, bul
you will never have the pleasure Of
seeing him fully recover, am very
sorry 10 state. Az TO the other
thought he will always be I'm your
home.
Mrs. q. l.. n. What can be done
10 change the condition now existing
In our home?
Ans. Your daughter my chart re-
veals, has made request % 80 70
work, but you have refused her this
request. She does not cherish . 40
nestle life and has great POSSIBLE
tiles In the business world. Allov
her 10 accept the position which hai
! been offered 10 her. BY doing thi'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
Dismiss Auto, Keep Insur-
ance Policy

Mrs. r. 8. @. Should cash in
the insurance policy that have to
purchase the car want?
Ans. Indications are hiatt you are
contemplating marriage at this time.
I'm the future you will mot only have
10 plan for your future, but also that
of your wife. This mentioned m
strance policy N very necessary due
10 this fact. therefore dismiss the
thought Of purchasing an automo-
bile at this time.
Mr.. u. 9. X. Can you see my son
ever being able TO accomplish his
desire7
Ans. IL n my opinion that your
SON will never be able 70 accomplish
his desires In this field of endeavor
until he changes his attitude. He
n the type Of q person who does not
want for what he gets In life, but
have IL given 10 him ON silver plat
ter, which n partly your own maxi
Ing. Advise you 70 make him get
out and work. ny disseminating his
allowance, and also going elsewhere
for the time being 10 live, I am most
confident that he will soon become
more settled In his manners and
RESPONSIBILITIES.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
Brother Can Help Find
Parents

Mrs. n. U. X. viii I ever find my
parents and brother?
Ans. My calculations are that your
brother n residing now I'm Pr0vi-
dence, Rhode Island. Make . trip
TO this city - soon ~ possible. He
will be able to tell you more about
your parents.
X. g. A. Is there any money COM
Ing TO me soon through an estate,
or from another source?
Ans. The particular situation you
have In mii;d n not favorable. 1
will advise you 10 stop throwing
your money away 10 try and acquire
that which you will never receive.
The one who II handling this In
using you and your money In o
very unfair manner.
Mrs. e. r. I---Naugatuck, Conn.
What has the future in store for my
husband and myself?
Ans. Astrological indications show
that you two people had quite
large sum Of money saved for your
failure life, however, during this
past depression II was necessary 10
spend practically all Of II. Am very
happy 70 state, my friend, that your
financial affairs are indicated very
strongly 10 be improved within the
next few months; bringing you the
happiness, peace and c0ntentment
In your home which you rightfulIy
deserve.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18

Ans. II seems TO me that you have
an offer now 10 sell this property,
which consists of q factory building.
I advise you 10 accept this PROPOSE
ton. You will have difficulty In dis
posing of IL later, because Of the
fact that this building IN adapted 70
only one particular line Of work.
Miss A. b. I am very much In
love with boy who is very indif-
ferent towards me. viii l ever mean
anything TO him?
Ans. You need 10 change your at
titude, and place more value upon
this friendship. This party needs to
be handled very strictly.
b. N. O--Plymouth, Conn. What
are my chances for advancement In
my present surroundings?
Ans. / find you are now contcm-
plating change In positions. II APP
pears that you shou1d continue to
keep your promise relative to &C
cepting this mentioned work. A. ]
see that you will be given every op-
portunity to succeed In same.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18

Mr.. r. L. b. MY wife and her
brother were in d very serious acci-
dent about q month ago. The phy-
stefan states that II will Be i1ecss-
sary for htr 10 stay In a at Tor ~.
other Xix OF eight month. II she
does this Will she recover
AnM Am very hsDry y ssess
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18

Mr.. o. B. Will my son receive a
position soon?
Ans My calculations show your
son applied for q position with q
well know concern In this city the
first part Of last week. Send him
back to this organization to talk To
your personal friend there; he will
20 10 work about March LIST.
Mrs. r. A. B. My son left home
several months ago, and has not
been heard OF. Where Is he?
Ans. My chart reveals him being
in . city In the State Of Texas,
which IA Dallas. Your son II connec-
ted with road -show at the present
time.
B.C.H. VIII my ex-husband keep
his promise which he made when /
saw him last?
Ans. This party In question still
loves you dearly, and because of
this he wants 10 see you happy. The
promise which he made will be full
filled, which II denoted 10 be all
mony that you are now seeking.
Mr.. M. O--Oakville, Conn. How
soon may I expect TO sell my pro-
perty?
Ans. Madam; q sale Of property In
the immediate future Ii rot evident.
Wait for another three Or four
months, anc II IL denoted that you
will receive a much better price for
In now desiri0us of buying II.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
at BUILT ME- wP"

81 am A years old. I saw your
ad I'm Comfort Magazine and I
took the Vegetable Compound
because I was rundown. It built
me up and gave me more pep.
My nerves are better, ! sleep well
and feel much better than I did.
recommend this medicine ut
every opportunity"
Mrs. J. w. Spillers,
r. No. 3, Downsvifle, La.
II you are nervous, tired, run
down and cross, why don't you
try this medicine and find out for
yourself how good II isf All drug
stores sell II. Liquid or Tablets,
a. you prefer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
- Was Nervous, Weak, Had
Headaches, Lost Weight"
READ HOW MRS. cEsIDIo PoLsINELLI FOUND RELIEF

Ail meals. This was worse than
the other place because I had 70
work much harder regardless Of
how I felt. ! COULDN'T sleep at
night, but I had to work al the
same.
This year, January n I Got
married and Of course ! was eli
run down. My sister said should
try your medicine and IL has
helped me. Now I have no more
headaches or colds and my eyes
don't blur 10 they often DID,"
Mrs. Cesidio Polsineili,
no Easter Avenue, Akron, Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
Sell Property Now,
FL Haren Advises

L. r. d. Would 1t prove advantage
eous for me 10 hold on the property
I have In Boston, Masg7
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
Famed Authority Gives Guidance to Democrat Readers

she will be more contented In her
present surroundings.
s.E. D. What life work am I best
suited for?
Ans. You being born Of the Pisces
birth sign possess the qualities TO
become very successful stenogra-
pher, bookkceper, accountant or
most any type of work which holds
10 the trend Of mathematics. You
can also bc very successful In work
such a. supervising others.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18

complete recovery ID shown for your
wife, but same win take quite o
long time, ~ your wife received
quite . few broken and crushed
bones, which will take time TO mend.
You must have On much patience
in this affair ~ your wife IL having.
N. II. g. Please tell me, FL Haren,
II will ever get the money which
I have coming TO me?
Ans. My calculations are that
you loaned approximately $500 TO .
boy friend Of yours. He has repaid
you some Of this money, and II sp-
pears TO me that you win never re-
ccive the balance due You. Forget
this incident and mark 10 down ~
one Of your true experiences In life.
Mrs. p. D. Should I sell the
stock that I now have, and make
q new Investment?
Ans. My science denotes that the
new investment which you are con.
tcmplating does not hold ~ good
nm investment ~ You now possess.
This stock has brought you good re-
turns In the past, and my sincere
advice Ii not TO make q change.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-18
ONLY DAYS REMAINING TO CONSULT Ell HAREN
Readers Send Literary
Orchids To Ell Haren
DEAR MR.. HAREN:

H.
Want TO express my deepest appreciation for your last
letter and personal advice The position which you spoke
OF in your letter matured within three days from the time
you predicted and am working this position.
Thanking you for all the kind services rendered in the past
II beg to remain
Yours very respectfully,
w. ANDREA BROSSFTELD,
Hotel Rennert,
Baltimore, Maryland
DEAR Ell HAREN
wish to tell you that the Reading you gave me has
helped many ways and 1t interesting to see things too
Just Forecast says asked you about In court
last year and everything is turning out Just you said
Send me another Reading now. Again thanking you for
your assistance and assuring that your advice has CIV
en- me much pleasure.
Yours very truly,
A. GRUBBs,
413 Mathtoches st.,
West Monroe, Louisiana.
MR. Ell HAREN MY DEAR FRIEND:
Your Reading and answers to my questions were re-
ceived during your engagement with the Knoxville Journal
Other members my family have also sent for their Read
ing and they think they wonderful just do Really
truthfuy say that you know what You are talking about
100 per cent In behalf of my entire family and myself
extend my hearty thanks.
Yours very truly,
| MR.. A. L. RUTHERFORD,
Box 100,
Elizabethton, Tennessee.
ELL HAREN, DEAR FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE:
After consulting you constrained to reply to your
most courteous letters The Reading is sure on many
points and appreciate tremendously My sincere adj
vice to everyone who is in distress to let Haren relieve
the unhappness which they witnessing 1t is certainly
worth many times the amount involved Mr. Haren glad
y give you permission to my letter. choose Trusting
that you will keep up your good work to help ALL and ex
tending success to you
Heartily yours,
| MRS ELIZABETH BROWN sANBORN,
East Matthias, Maine
E Haren's correct deductions problems Of vital
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nyou will only take advantage Of this wonderful oppor
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
ARTISTS WIN
MUSICAWARDS
Talbert Collins Wins
Prize In Voice

g--1-s : ;.s cs:-c., contests for
y-.cs AZ. -.a.5 conducted by the
-e.---. -=5e-.al choral Society
AZ 'se ArsIa Hack,ey Music
----. = cc--ec,.o- with the annual
-s-.ss, src-sered By The National
Asscc.s:.oa o: Negro Musicians,
rs. -s-e ss.d Thursday night.
l-.y :: =. Re .5csl Y. W. c. A.
w!-.s-s Il he contest were: :
Ta.ee-: Cc...-s. ;ercr. frst prize
= vo.cs Az Martha Johnson, Arst
r-.ss = p.a-o. Second award In
vc.ce ~as ca-'ured BY Anna The
.esa Ea..y. lyric soprano. while
seen. Place 4 piano was lied by
-s-aes,- Hertesson and Laura
Ruiz sA-=ake.
FRS; r-.ze Winners IN voice and
,.a-o received 800 each. Winners
o. second prizes received $50
each.
TIE judges IL he contest were
Mrs. , G. McBroon, Albert Green
la-. Mrs. Gladys Roscoe. Mrs. Ruth
Pezr az Laags:on Daniels,
Tie Ds,so., winners n The finals
VII ecnre.e "a tie national con-
tssi wh:ea vi! be held during the
ssss.o- ct ne National Association
.. Negro Musicians Inc, in 81.
Louis, No, Angus, 20. when the
National Musicians Association
there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
news

The state conference OF the y.
A. c. P. was held In Pontiac July
81 and August 1Among the many
present were Atty. II. ". Sweet,
OF Detroit. president; NJ. Mckinley
Lee. secretary; Mrs. Cleo Taylor.
director ofg the youth department
OF Lansing; Mr.. Blount. president
OF the Detroit branch who made
very timely address. Mr.. Blount
talked on Our relation toward la
bor."
The assistant attorney general
OF Michigan was also present and
gave an informative talk.
Rev. F. B. Reed. pastor OF New
Hope Baptist church as the topic
Of bis sermon last Sunday morn
ing. Until Righteousness goes
forth" In the evening he spoke
from the theme The way TO the
cross" Rev. Reed attended the 18th
annual session OF the Wolverine
Baptist association recently held.
y. A. A. c. P. representatives were
visitors at New Hew Hope as well
as attending the other churches.
Rev. J. L. Lewis. was speaker at
New Bethel Baptist church Sunday
morning he wildly described the
devil on the run. This fine mes
sage concluded a series OF plain
talks.
Rev. John Powell. pastor held
bsptismal service in Crystal Lake
last Sunday at 8 p. m. In the
morning Rev. Powell spoke on
The Baptizing Of Jesus"
Trinity Baptist church will hold
a benefit entertainment August IL
for the union picnic.
Pastor Broyles spoke on the
subject. Three days without Jes-
US" at the morning service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
Storey Explains Win

Hayroc1 s.c-ey. vho STOPPED
FRANKIE .,'sko recently I, War
eue''s , win he state r.d..e-
weigz. ,haup.oash:p. returned %
Detroit tuesday ard displayed evil
cence &c Prove tia. re Michigan
Athlete Beard had issued pep
nit uadr lis name ias.eat OF
Howdy Ason. So here was goth
Ing huxyabout lis wiz. Z. said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
Wins Pay
Boost for Teachers

Rockville. Md.-in a se,tlen...
out OF court. the board Of edr.-
ton OF Montgomery county snd i.
attorneys agreed with attorner.
the National Association IN ~
Advancement OF Colored peonls
equalize the salaries now hs,,
paid 70 white and colored reachsr.
in the county.
The board will raise the ce,,...
teachers salaries fifty per cen, hs'
ginning August ! and viii rals,
them the other fifty Der cs0.
August /, 1898. a, which time ,sss
will be equal to the salaries 4
white teachers.
This means that II colo,,a
teacher in Montgomery coun,v !
now drawing t400 a year ana !
white teacher is drawing $500
year for the same work, the color.a
teacher will be paid $500 war
beginning August and $500 w.,
beginning August /. 1895.
A total increase Of $4,000 viii
go into the pay envelope o, Nsrro
teachers in Montgomery coun.y a.
result OF the y. A. A. c. P LEGAL
action. and $4,000 OF this amorn,
will be paid beginning August / I,
is estimated that In the whole s,s,s
OF Maryland Negro teachers are re-.
ceiving a total OF $500 900 less than
white teachers and It is believed
that the action OF Montgomery
county will cause other counties
10 equalize the salaries and I'm,
bring bigger checks 70 Negro
teachers.
The y. A. A. c. P. suit IN Mont
Eomery county was brought IN be-
half Of william B. Gibbs. Jr.. who
was being paid ssl2 a year. where
as whites with his same experience
and education were being paid
s1l25 a year.
When Thurgood Marshall and
Leon A. Ransom. n. A. A. c. P. at
torreys. filed the suit, attorneys
for the county board OF education
hled a demurrer to the whole pro-
ceeding which. II granted by the
court, would have dismissed the
suit. But the court. after hearing
The argument, refused TO grant the
demurrer and ordered the county
board OF education TO answer the
petition.
II was at this point that the
county decided 10 settle out OF
court and equalize the salaries Of
he teachers. An agreement 70 his
effect was signed July % by Dr..
Edwin W. Broome. superintendent
OF schools. and william Prettyman.
attorney for the board and Thur
good Marshall and Leon Ransom
acting for Gibbs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
BRIDGE M E E T
COMES TO END
Detroit Woman Wins
In Big Tourney

-z.cAGo, I'LL amp With
'ss s-.-.,sc competition fea,ur-
e - entire meeting, tie fifth
Anal national championships
~ -z-e-, sponsored by the A.
-s.csa Bri.ge association and
go :. re vlncennes hotel here
s'sxst - .inal session las, Satur-
cs~ -izs' The Midwest Bride as
s--.s.!o-. A''y. Eugene Wood. pre-
SAT- was host % the visiting
7.sye-s. representing !. states and
"a cities ard comprising the larg-
es. group OF contestants IN the
national associations history.
Tournanen, winners are as fol-
lows:
Team o. -Four Championship for
tie Or Jose ces.eros trophy-25
tsans e,'ered Nessrs orthella A.
lcc.e a-1 Lawrence P. Buser
t..~e- Ls-t-y ard James P. Hoy..
J. Ct.czs9. y. :.rs. zen (lcl
I'.o-ai =as,s- ro.-,s Mrs.. Lyta
5'rg..s -e.r,., Rcye- Ma.ge.u-.
T.! aga Hs..7 T. Brown AID
.1c y Cay ch.cazo
o1sr pat eaa-r.--ss!, Gar tie
II { IccA .rrrhy-....y-s.x (ss)
PATS entered or.tsl.a Moc-e az.
Ja-ss ?. Ho.', Chicago. III. t.-s:
s'gh' 80 -a..o-al =az,e- paints.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
British Decide Joe
Is Not World Champ

Ler1or--fASPl Joe Louis 70
10. ~c-.3 .esvy~e.g5, chsn,.or.
ard TIE egt. Asg. Is between -o=-
ny Farr AID Lo1is will 5e -eeoK-
nizet only as the snal elimination
contest to- The world hesvywe.gh,
championship. decided he British
5osrd OF boxing coa.rol sa.ur:ay
after ioag conferences.
The winner % Ire LcuisFarr
bog. must fgh: Max schaellag for
tie crown. said tie boa-d. waleA
declared James J. Brsdcock for
tei,ed his title BY refusing 20 meet
the German and therefore wasn't
champion when Louis knocked him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07

Deck V. Allen ard Leo O. B<rsor
chicago. second five 80 ra,ioc.'
master points; z 4. Brooks ar
Leroy Toibe-t. cAsczgo. ,sirt tnrse
90 national master points.
Mixed pair csar. p:cnship Ger ;As
American Bridge association TIC
phy-thirty-;hree 90 pairs e.:.--
ed: DR.. and Mrs. p ". Goc5s. y
Mobile. first. four a. rz.s--il
master points,: MSS Hsr.. -l-s7
and Clyde L. Lcas. Se- Yak c.,y.
second. three. o. ra'.o-a, =is.s-
points: Mrs. Vera c.cks-s-- a..
George L. Crawford. Ss- E:-x
City, third, two ~ -at.c-s. =is:s-
points.
women's pair cts=-.--s.-, e.:
The Koles Herb yea c. --:-eT-
eighteen ls) pairs e-:s-s. III
Lenore Jensen. Brocx.T- a.. lL-sI
H4zel Facey. New To-k ~ 1'sr.
two CD nat!ona. =lE... ,r4l-I
Mrs. Ethel Merri=s- a.. M
Pauline weeder, Ly-cs.-:g "a
Second. one a. ,s-o-a. =1rs-
point.
Mems pair chanpio,sh.r &C. .ss
Porter Davis trorhy-T-ez.y-t.EA.
s2s) pairs entered: C.yte L Lo-g
Joseph Niles. New York city, a.s;-.
Arthur r. cu-.el a-t :. =. Ne
Dorgs.d. New York ci.y see-=1
C. Z Barron, vass.-g-c-, . C..
and D. George : yoc-e, Ro,-oke
"a :h.rt-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
Youth Sparkles at
End Girls Program

- A.,-s Ea-,a A.,-a s,---..y
7-s-Es. 80 sa-1 "a: - %sg..
= .---E=s-.s.9 .a--.-z-1s. Is:
,sra-ss :. = ..sg-3 a.. $780,
= 800 e. -zTs 80 =.-sT =
s..sx.-g .-.= ..s $50 --s
H.. 2. ya.g.-a. 5-s.-.ss'
c.,ss .s.s s-s:s- s.s "a.
ssca-ss =,s: .seg-> e-s.-sss : =
"a: cA,esory T-sy 40 &c, -zvs
-xcess ,r,@ts.
srss cs-.sr -ao i Sophomore
=: Tsyrs university. .s.t "a. CO.
rers;.vs bry:-z ~ss 80 sc.-,.c-
2. rs -r,5'sz Z. ~o1.. - -
'--g shs sa.c - ,o>, or = -sy
ar. e.,c-.s as We. as .-'srss. az.
re cc-..t @ s,-s,-.ay .s-g.-.s
Cc-sgrs.s cooperative 3 sole-
.ic-.7
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= =. ---.ss. 20 7s- Ec-z-e
T-..s -..e-- { --o<s--. al
.--- --s-s. zg-ss- :, gre ,--res
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= st-.-.c- --s-s -s-s -.szc s-.c
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ts-- cs- r,.st = se-c .si-
.s- 2. c--.,.s--s = re family c.
ss=-s =-a=x..- -to lied AS,
rssx az -ors-s = Carlton Gaia
-. c1s.--z- G. ..s cab who aas
.ss- =. - re rzs. week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
Detroiters Attend
Mothers Funeral
In New Orleans

~ Az Ms C,ove-, :. ,a.s city,
a>co-- s-.ec By Nr G.oveEs sis
.s- s-1 b-o:ae-, Will leave F..dsy
20 Nsw Orleans, % s,'s-i re t.--
ersl 9. ~. Gi7ver's ro:hs-. wso
passed away Monday, Angus. ?
T--.sa1s ex,s=d sympathy 70 lbs
Aereavse family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
RENT INCREASEA'
FAMILY PROBLEM


$50. s.~+-r -. ct-crIt
--.s,--- >,-s,srr eve
81. . - r-sssu.
-. s..-ns.ss ~
r-sr 1850 :, ~.
-, x..<
$3.50 - -. so-si-x
- r..-,s- Al r,.-opo-
&C.,. a. cotr. can b
-. s-stsi-r =. ,.~cost
-. <-,--ss ~ ~ federal z,v-'
-
-, - - -. s-c-s.ss as
--.s- s-~x =. e5r-frued.
-. s,-,is. A.. 1-..ax 4
$3.50 !. - ,;zses witsin their
-. 49,. - I've re ccu-r.
=. -,,,z-a.so- e he la-.-
ss Ns-s ra-.sa sc. .s-aats
1890 -. =, go s-s-sAr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07

-: i ce..ag, ice IS regarded as
A=s-.ct- c.i=,.o-.
ss.z.- y1--. ~, IS British en-
re c.a=-.--. Whip he Brown
s5zse-. :. NIL e Il The ca posi-
:.,- c. .-,-.-g recognition II An
s-.-a :. 49,. CHAMPION bat IN his
-,ze :. ~c-.t e merely Aneri-
"a .:.,s---.-s-
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e the Caroline Huston Thompson celebrated their
first 0eddng anniversary N.Y. hoo time does fy it hardly
possible that whole has passed since at
tended their tremendous a0edding reception at the Sugrave
Club at whch member of the State Department.
their 10iUeS and children and the entire diplomatic
old residential WaShfngton-or so it seemed
Though wedding Simmons cele-
brated the big day with cocktail party Wednesday afternoon
However not until spied the reetiered wedding
repoSng the dining table that realized
anniversary party Their house in Georgetown
street most attractive The Victorian architecture
HANGED by the interior decoration by Caroline Nothing
could have been done better than the living lovely
crystal chandelier mcolored poreres window
draped in Victorian fashion with that look caught
back with white Gala lily tie backs sofas
Caroline in becoming long, dress trimmed
Nth bright ruby stones about neck cheery briqht
and perfect hostess She must hate THOUGHT of
Leaving that attractive little house of into oreiqn
lands Betty Chaplin deep in conversation 1Oih Mrs.
Seden Chaplin in regard to the atters uho is comma
to washington to be brought out Walter wandered
in Wtthou his lovely ite Manuelia on shopping
outing in NeW York Mrs. George Rublee Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert FeS there also COLLEAGUES of
the host IN the State Department. 1t q catherine
gay yet more peaceful than the usual late afternoon party
Ohere one eoUe NTH filed Uh smoke poces
after trying to make oneself heard the din