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Evening star., 1938-05-01
Mrs. Bonfoey
Visiting in
StauntOn
Mrs. Hull's Niece
Among Guests
OF Week.

- TAUNTON, Va, April 30.-Mrs.
E. Monroe Bonfoey Of Quincy,
ILL.,, niece of Mrs. Cordell Hull,
- wife Of the Secretary of State,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. julius l..
Witt, at Merryf1eld Farm on the Valley
pike.
Mrs. Warren Funkhouser of Wash
ington is visiting her brother in law
and sister, MIR. and Mrs. Paul Harmon,
at their home in Waynesboro.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Button of
Washington. who have been guests
IN Lexington of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles E. Kilbourne, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs Graham Cootes of
New York City, who have been spend
ing the past week in Charlottesville,
where Mr.. Cootes has exhibited a
number of his portraits. are now in
Staunton, where they are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. H. Pilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allnut of
Baltimore and their children, Harriet
Allnutt and Billy Allnut, have been
visiting Mrs. Alnutt's mother, Mrs.
Hugh B. Sproul. at Brae Burn. Mrs
Alnutt and the children will spend
some time here, Mr.. Alnutt having
returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Warwick H. Shultz has re-
turned to her home here after visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. B. Norflett, at her
home in Washington.
Mrs. Ralph Buddy Adair, jr., dis
trict tennis champion of Washington,
is visiting Capt. James Woodbury. at
the Staunton Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Trotter of
Washington are visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs. Laura j. Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Elder
are in Washington this week end
Mr.. Elder was formerly of Washing
ton but is now making his home in
Staunton.
Mrs. Walter Nebel and Mrs Charles
Bowman left today by motor for
Washington, where they will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred P. Rothschild.
Evening star., 1938-05-01

nursery, where parents had left them
in the safe custody Of Neighborhood
House for wisely supervised activities,
lunches and maps while they earned
a living for other members of the
family attending the nearby Green
leaf School. I saw boys coming in
for after school gymnasium activities
or out of doors tending of gardens, or
work at carpenters or wood-turn-
ing bench. Similarly group of girls
were weaving. another was deftly
fashioning fascinating nanny doll
pot holders and still another intent
at costume making, made me conscious
of my own inept fingers with a needle.
On both the upper and lower por-
tions of one Of the lovely old STAIR
ways still others were rehearsing for
the little play which will be given
each evening during the three days
May festival. It will center about
the dawn of May morning with chill
dren trying unsuccessfully to make
bamboo pipes with which to play
their songs Of spring until the god
Pan appears to them and not only
teaches them how to make them but
to play the little lambs from the
meadow for a spring time frolic
Evening star., 1938-05-01
c. i. GLEE CLUB
PLAN CONCERT
Event Is Set Tomorrow.
Air Engine Expert to
Speak Wednesday.

The annual spring concert of the
Catholic University Glee Club will
take place at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in
the Mcmahon Hall Auditorium, on
the Catholic University Campus. The
spring concert is one Of the two major
concerts of the Glee Club presented
every year and to which the public
Is invited.
Led by DR.. Leo Behrendt Of the
university faculty, the director, about
40 members of the Glee Club will Join
in number of selections of classical
and popular music. Miss Mary
O'Donoghue. a prominent singer Of
Washington. who has appeared with
the club on several previous occa-
sions, will be guest soloist.
Conrad Bernier, well-known WASH
ington composer and pianist, will ac-
company the Glee Club.
Thomas T. Neill, C. u, rs, will
deliver an illustrated lecture at Bpm.
Wednesday in the auditorium of the
Music Building on the university
campus. MIR. Neill has the rating of
aeronautical engineer at the Bureau
OF Standards. His subject will be
Aircraft Engines-Past and Present."
Allwyn T. Cole, examiner of Ques-
toned documents for the Treasury
Department and the Secret Service,
will address the law students Of the
university on Wednesday on "Ques-
toned Documents" This lecture Is
one OF series by outstanding author
tiles Of the Institute of Criminal Sci
ence. organized by Capt. Patrick B.
Kelly, director Of the institute, in CO.
operation with the Rev. DR.. Robert
]. White, dean Of the Catholic Uni
versity Law School. On May and
II the Preparation and Presentation
OF Expert Testimony" together with
the particular methods of cross
examination In this type of case, will
be discussed by DR.. H. Milton Colvin.
counsel for the Works Progress Ad-
ministration and a specialist in COM
parative law.
The lectures will be held at 1l:l0
am. IN Room 213, Mcmahon Hall, on
the university campus.
The senior ball of the university
will be held Friday evening at the
Carlton Hotel. The committee in
charge consists Of Joseph Imirie,
chairman; Daniel Calano, orchestra:
Edward Rainier, programs: Robert
Gwydir and Francis Guinan, tickets.
Howard Woods and his orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion,
Evening star., 1938-05-01
WILL HOLD BANQUET

The Sigma Alpha Sigma Accounting
Fraternity of Southeastern will hold
a banquet at pm. Tuesday in the
Raleigh Hotel in honor of its new
members. Roland Simpson is presi-
dent Of the fraternity.
The new members are Withers Bag
well, Roy Beck, Robert Dayhoff,
Joseph Devine, William Fenton, Cletus
Gibson, Stephen Hotsko, Samuel
Keene, Michael Mahon, Roy Newbold
and Wilbur Smith.
Special guests of honor will be DR..
James A. Bell, president Of South
eastern University; Joseph K. Meyer,
dean, School of Accountancy, and
Profs. Thomas j. Frailey, Benjamin
Regardie, Fred Blum, Lewis H. Barnes,
Thomas S. Durham, James H. Rees,
Samuel Wedeberg and Harvey T. Cas-
barian.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
CONGRESS CALLED
FOR 4OFRESHMEN
Students From All Local
Universities to Gather
at G, w. u.

Forty freshmen from each of the
local universities will participate in
Freshman Congress at George
Washington University Friday under
the auspices of the George Washing
ton Freshman Club
The program will include general
meetings with addresses by we'll known
speakers, round-table discussions, and
a luncheon at which the guests of
honor will be the presidents of Amer
ican University, Catholic University,
Georgetown University, the University
OF Maryland and the George WASH
mgton University.
Presidents of the five freshman
classes compose the Committee on
Arrangements for the congress. They
are Gordon Haines. American Uni
versity; William Stewart, Catholic
University; Edward Schneider, George
town University; Frank Davis, Uni
versity of Maryland, and Eugene Ler-
ner, the George Washington Univers-
ity.
DR.. William Mcclellan, president
and director of the Potomac Electric
Power Co., will be guest of honor and
speaker at the annual engineering
banquet Saturday at the Continental
Hotel. Dean John R. Lapham of the
School of Engineering and other mem
bers Of the engineering faculty will
attend. Benjamin Taylor, president
OF the Engineering Council, will act
as toastmaSter. Two awards will be
presented at the banquet-the Theta
Tau Plaque, to the member of the
senior class of the School of Engineer
ing who has been most consistently
and constructively active in student
affairs, and the Sigma Tau award, to
the freshman with the highest scho-
lastic average.
Dean William c. Van Week of the
Law School was a guest and speaker
at the annual banquet of the Uni
versity Of Maryland Law School held
IN Baltimore last night in connection
with the installation of a chapter of
the Order of the Golf, legal honor
society AS a member of the board
OF directors of the national organi-
zation of the Order of the Golf last
year, Dean Van Week made the in
spection of the University of Mary
land Law School, which resulted in
the granting of its petition for a
chapter.
Prof. John A. McIntire of the law
faculty has been invited to participate
in a conference on public corpora
tions to be held in Philadelphia Sat-
urday and Sunday under the auspices
OF the Social Science Research Coun-
Gil On Thursday Prof. McIntire ad-
dressed the Baltimore Bar Associa-
ton on the subject of "Procedural
Aspects of Administrative Law"
Evening star., 1938-05-01
new SORORITY CHAPTER

Tri Sigma National Educational
Sorority is installing new chapter.
Alpha Tau. at Wilson Teachers Col
lege this week. Miss Mabel Lee WAL
ton, national president, is here from
Florida to act as installing officer.
Miss Margaret e. Barringer, a senior
at the college, is president of Alpha
Tau Chapter. Other officers are
Capitola Broughton. Carolyn Helm
ers, Mildred Gore, Eleanor Smith and
Marion Pike. Miss Ethel Sunny and
Miss Kate Trent are the faculty spon-
sors of the group.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
TRINITY PREPARES
FOR FOUNDERS DAY
Wednesday Program at College
Will Be Featured by Dance
Numbers.

Founders Day at Trinity College
will be observed Wednesday. The day
will be devoted to field activities, fea-
turing a program Of modern dance.
Miss Elaine Scanlon, dance instruc-
tor. has announced q dance concert
featuring long dance, "In the Sta
dium," based on the excitement of
college activities.
The sole part will be danced by
Eleanor Prior and duets by Mary
Garland and Lorraine vocco, Eliza
beth Spencer and Margaret Koch,
Lorraine Hemelt and Eleanor Oliver.
There also will be three group dances
Entrance Of Spectators" Parade of
Participants" and Group Games" "
The program closes with Farewell"
danced by the group.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
TESTS ARRANGED

Aptitude tests designed to aid STU
dents in selecting the field in which
they are most proficient will be con-
Quoted at Paul Junior High School,
Eighth and Oglethorpe streets NV,
beginning May 9, by the Stevens In
stitute of Technology.
The tests. sponsored by the Home
and School Association of Paul. will
be given by David Mack and John M.
Howe, who will come here from Ho-
boken, N. j., headquarters of the in
stitute. The tests, open to all school
children Of the Dist1ct 9 years of age
and over, will be given for a week.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Residence
Opened in
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely
Return for the
Summer.

Y OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, April
30.-Mr. and Mrs. Norcutt Ely
and their sons have opened
- their residence in Leesburg
after spending the winter in Alex
andria.
DR.. and Mrs. Lincoln Paul Ellis
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Babson and
their son have returned to Leesburg
following a stay Of several months in
Florida.
Miss Eilene Ward Bride
OF DR.. Carpenter.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Eilene Ward Of
Richmond, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Ward of Galax. Va. and DR..
William Bernard Carpenter Of Lovetts-
vile, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. William
Carpenter of Unionville. The cere-
mony took place in the Boulevard
Methodist Church. Richmond, April
16. Mrs. James Knight was her SIS
ter's matron of honor. DR.. Carpenter
had his brother, Mr.. Lee Carpenter,
as his best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Robert Myers and Mr. Grafton
Cost, both of Lovettsville, Following
a wedding trip DR.. and Mrs. Carpenter
will make their home at Lovettsville.
Mrs. Betty Wood and Mrs. Cruette
of Norfolk are spending several weeks
with Mrs. Woods son-in-law and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Henry
B. Cole, in Hamilton.
Mrs. Harry Triplett. Miss Susan
Woolston and Mrs. Edward Woolston
Of Upperville are spending two weeks
in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Margaret Green of Richmond
is the guest of Miss Anne Gochaneur
at her home in Upperville.
Mrs. Walter Cope
Returns From Atlanta.
Mrs. Walter w. Cope, who, with Mr.
Cope, has been spending the winter
in Atlanta, Ga, has opened her home
in Purcellville for the summer. Mr..
Cope will join her later.
Mr.. William E. Dodd, jr., Of Round
Hill, son of the former United States
Ambassador to Germany, visited in
Charlottesville this week.
Miss Margaret limerick and a class
mate of Mary Washington College,
Fredericksburg, are spending the week
end with the formers parents, Supt.
and Mrs. o. L. limerick
Mrs. John Newell and her children
of Boston are guests of Mrs Newelrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. U. Dudley,
at their Middleburg home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nichols of
Leesburg are spending several weeks
at Flushing, Ohio, visiting relatives
Mrs. John Hansbarger and her small
daughter of Purcellville are visiting
relatives in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Announcement has been received
here OF the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Purcell, formerly of Purcellville, and
Mr.. David Gallup Of South Bend. Ind
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Continue Health Round. Up.

Continuing the program of the Dis
trict Congress of Parents and Teach
ers for the annual summer health
roundup of pre-school children,
physical examinations will be given
at the Takoma School. Piney Branch
road and Dahlia street NV, tomor-
row from 8 am. until noon.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Loan With Good Interest.

FARGO. N. Oak (P,.-Representa-
tive William Lemke has a loan back
with good interest.
Lemke said he bought S3.45 worth
of groceries for man who approached
him at a Chicago depot for -four bits
to feed my tummy'
When I left him, he wanted my
name and address. with the story that
if he ever got job, he'd repay me-"
Lemke said. The befriended stranger
sent the principal with S1.55 for good
measure.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Polish Club to Celebrate.

The Polish Club of Washington will
celebrate Polish Constitution Day with
dinner at the Wardman Park Hotel
at 7:30 pm. Tuesday. Rafal Lepow-
ski, secretary at the Polish Embassy,
will deliver the principal address.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Parent Group to Meet.

The Woodrow Wilson Home and
School Association will hold a dinner
Thursday at pm. in the students
cafeteria, after which meeting will
be held in the auditorium. Elwood
Street will preside.
Evening star., 1938-05-01
Parties Mark
Social Week
1nQuantico
Maj. Gen. Holcomb
And Mrs. Holcornb
Are Guests.

\ UANTICO, Va, April 30.-In-
formally arranged parties and
J an Officers' Club dance this
evening featured the social
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-03
LIONS WIN BY | TOO
FROM WALL STREET
Bankers Take Game From
Underwriters by For
felt Route at Park

The Lions took the measure of wall
Street yesterday afternoon at Red
Sox park in North Henderson by a
to score and the Bankers added to
their lead for top position by taking
a contest from the Underwriters at
League FarA by forfeit.
The North Henderson contest was
a hard fought game from beginning
to end, with ''breaks" deciding the
contest
In the fourth inning, Wall Street
threatened with Sam Watkins getting
a hit and then scoring, after two,
were out, on Raynor's smash to, deep
left field. Watkins failed to tag sec
ond as he rounded the hassocks, and
was called out, multiplying the run.
The Lions got their winning tally IN
the sixth when Turner led of with a.
hit. Nelson was safe on an error and
C. D. Riggan walked to fill the bases.
Terrell forced Turner at the plate and
Dodd got a walk to force in Nelson.
Church hit a bounder to third, which
turned into double play, ending the
threat.
The Underwriters failed to muster
enough strength at League Park for
its scheduled contest with the Bank
ers, and Manager Sturges was award
ed the game by the forfeit route.
Rose plays the Gro-Swifts this aft
ernoon to decide third place, and the
Underwriters and Wall Street will
meet tomorrow to decide whether
Wall Street shall remain on the bot
tom of the standing ladder for the
time being or move up peg.
Hubert Lewis pitched the victory
for the Lions, with G. P. Lowry, Jr.,
behind the bat. Sam Watkins pitched
and LeMay caught for Wall Street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-03

When they left, it was still two
hours before closing time. Never
had time seemed to pass so slowly
When she was ready to leave
would she tell Nick? She hadn't
| yet made up her mind. It seemed
so very cowardly to just walk out,
for Nick had been friend-in a
way.
It seemed strange, Noel thought,
that things should begin breaking
for her all at once. She had two
jobs now. At least two good pros
poets. The position at the Gar
woods didn't seem nearly so at
tractive now, since she had met
Mr.. Breton, and he had encouraged
her so much about her dancing, al
though it wasn't money or fame
she wanted. Simply the chance to
make good her proud words to
Julian.
At last it was time for the place
to close. Noel had decided she
wouldn't tell Nick. She would send
him q note and explain that she
had q better position, and that
some day she was going to return
the money to him, that she was
considering it merely as a loan.
That would be the better and
easier way.
But when she came out Of the
dressing room with the beanie"
back over her curls, Nick was
standing there. His pale eyes
were more grim than ever, and he
reached out and closed his fingers
around her wrist. Come upstairs
with me few minutes. + want
to talk to you"
Noel tried to pull away from
his grasp, but his fingers were like
steel. what do you want ?" she
exclaimed. "You can tell me
here"
II said come on upstairs" he.
repeated firmly.
"Tm not coming upstairs" Noel
declared. I'm going home"
Nick shrugged. He released her
wrist, then said: "Do you happen
to know a young doctor with an
Office in the Medical Arts building,
whose patients don't always pay
him 2"
Noel drew a sharp breath. "Doc-
tor Paige? Why-do you ask ?"
II have something to tell you
about him something that has to
do with his keeping in good health
If you know what mean"
The tone of his voice brought
a cold fear to Noers heart, but
she was determined not to let Nick
see it. '"Tell me what you mean,
though don't suppose you really
know anything about Doctor
Paige"
you'll have to come upstairs
FIRST" Nick said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-03
800, k3E TWO WORLDS gifHl
EGSSs29han.. BY MAUD NccuRDY WEIGH ~p4f hRf4s
Written for

open. Nobody is keeping you"
Noel found that was true. she
opened the door, started out.
Then Nick said, $50 you're not
interested in what I have to say
about the young doctor?"
Noel hesitated. Then she turned
and faced him. eff you have any
thing to tell me about him, which
I don't believe, you'd better go
on and say it,"
She didn't look closely at Nick.
So she did not see the dark scOwl
that came to his face. But she
could Judge something about his
mood from the grim, suddenly flu
rious tone of his voice. Gust this:
You're never going to marry him.
Never-if I have to-" But ne
did not finish.
Noel stood there. a sudden
weakness rushing over her. N1ck's
words had a familiar sound. This
was the second time someone had
told her that she would never
marry Julian Paige.
Then Noel Strengthened and
looked at Nick levelly. Listen to
this, Doctor Paige isn't any more
interested in me than II am in
you. And that is just exactly
NOT AT ALL" She stopped, drew
long breath, went on. 'He has
never asked me to marry him. And
he hasn't the slightest intention of
doing it,"
"You lie almost as beautifully as
you Dance" Nick said grimly.
"It's the TRUTH" With that Noel
opened the door and walked to the
elevator. She wasn't sure she
knew how to operate it. Probably
she'd better walk down.
But Nick was standing beside
her. eth take you down"
Neither of them said word as
the elevator whirred downward.
Then Noel heard it give a little
whine as Nick once again started
it upward after letting her out
with a brief "good night.
It was dark and rather eery
down in the long dance hall. There
was only one dim light burning at
the entrance to guide her to the
door-a long way from where she
stood. Noel was feeling shaken.
Nick's threat had frightened her,
and the shadows in the long room
seemed to rise up and reach out
long talon fingers to grab at her.
When she at last reached the
door, a figure rose up in the semi
darkness. Noel almost screamed
because her nerves were so on
edge.
But it was Mazda. IT didn't
mean to scare you, honey" she
apologized timidly. IT just knew
you'd gone up with Nick, and 7
I just thought you might like for
me to wait"
Noel gripped her arm in relief.
MAZDA, it was one of the sweetest
things anybody ever did for me.
I needed somebody-rather terri
bly,"
That's what I thought" Mazda
put her arm around her, and they
walked on together. "You had a
bad time up there with Nick, I
guess. He's a beast. But YOU can
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-03

handle him. honey. so don't he
afraid"
It had been sort of niehtmaro
in Nick's cathedral-like apartment
But it was over now. It was ~,
over now. She was free of Mil
facing new life in which he con,s
never enter.
1t was easy to regain her feeltrr
of confidence once out in the frnsS
air with the GOODNESS on her f1ucbn',
face and the friendly clasp ~
Maida's thin little arm.
"This is my last night A.
Luigi's," she told her. "rhanS
heaven, TIL never have to go back
I'm glad too, honey" Maids
said, although I'll sure miss vou
I've always been afraid Mich
might cause you some trouble. You
see. you're the kind of girl tbet
men fall for, and fall for hard"
Noel almost could have laughed
at that. There was one man shs
could have told Mazda, who didn't
fall for her, who had said that he
never intended to. And he han
pened to be the only one who
counted.
She wondered, sick pain COM
ing up to her throat, what Julian
was doing now, and where he was
and most of all, who was with
him.
The light was on in the dinev
room when Noel reached home
and Laurie was sitting up, her
face rather anxious. "You were
SO Late" she began. II was begin
ming to be uneasy. Did Luigi
make any trouble ?"
"a little" Noel said, trying hard
to make her voice sound uncon-
cerned. She didn't want Laurie to
worry, so she didn't tell her the
threat, or the insinuation of a
threat that had been in Nick
Luigi's voice when he had spoken
Of Julian. But Noel thought
Julian should know. He ought to
be put on his guard.
The worried expression still
fingered on Laurie's face, so Noel
said reassuringly, Listen, darling,
I can always take care of myself"
even against Nick?" Laurie
asked a little fearfully.
"You bet," Noel gave her a Ht-i
tie pat on her hand.
When they were in bed, after
Noel had given her hair a hundred
strokes, she asked Laurie the
question she wished she could keep
from asking, but could not. did:
you see Julian today?"
Laurie didn't answer. She was,
either reluctant to answer, or else,
she hadn't heard.
Noel raised up on one elbow
Tell me, don't be afraid. I'm mott
going to jump into the river or
anything like that. Did you seel
him and was he with Ruth Ches-
ter?"
"They lunched together and
afterwards walked down the
street." Laurie said hesitantly.
II hate her." Noel cried sudden
ly. II didn't know there'd ever be
anybody in the world I'd hate as
much as do her"
ITO Be Continued @