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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
OldFami BiblesIn Exhibit Held
AtSt. John Presbyterian Church

The Rev. Mr.. Walker. assistant
pastor OF the First Congregational
church and teacher In the School
OF Religious Education. was guest
speaker at st. John Presbyterian
church last Sunday. A Bible exhibit
was also staged by the Sunday
School. under direction of Mrs.
John Long. teacher OF the Inter-
mediate Girls class. The Rev. Mr..
Walker gave very fine talk on
THE Translation OF the Bible" He
read passages from Hebrew. Greek,
Latin and Gothic Bibles and show
ed copies of pages and covers OF
the Wycliff, Tyndate. Coyerdale and
other early English translations OF
the Bible.
In the Bible exhibit were also old
family Bibles, some Of which were
nearly one hundred years old
Goodspeed's and Moffat's trans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Minister'S Wive 8
Will Sponsor Feast
At Friendship Home

The Abatenjwa league, whose
memberships IL composed Of wives
OF local ministers. will hold their
Christmas gathering at the Friend
ship Home for Girls. on Scotch
avenue. December 90, At which
time 4 pot-luck dinner will he fea-
tured and gifts exchanged among
the members.
Mrs. Georgia Hill. president OF
the league. recently entertained the
members at her lovely residence.
1912 Hartford svnue. She served
delicious roast turkey Drowned to
a turn. with all the trimmings.
One Of the charming features OF the
decorations was a unique horn Of
plenty"
After the repsst. Mrs. c. =.
smith, NJ tho Lucy Thurman Y. w.
C. A.. conducted a round-table dis
cussion on "Racislism'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

Sunday. December IL the Rev.
Mr.. Matthews delivered . wonderful
sermon from the subject Low
down the chariot and let me ride
The Senior choir presented a
delightful musical program Sun
day evening.
The scramble contest ended he
tween the contestants. Mrs. Emma
Brown and Mrs. Mamie Jones. Mrs.
Brown was given beautiful
crown as winner, having raised
$1,000. Mrs. Jones reported
$4,000. The two contestants wish
10 thank every one OF their many
friends who helped them to make
this drive 4 success.
Installation services for the pas
Tor are being held at the church
all this week
Visitors are always welcome at
Warren Avenue Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

as to keep Informed and help build
up a stronger local paper.
January . to l6. 1859 VIII We an
important period 70 Gospel music
lovers At that time the Gospel
Choral state convention viii be
hold. Prof. Thomas A. Dorsey and
other outstanding officers a II d
friends Will be present The spon-
sors plan to make the convention
one long to be remembered.
Miss Roberta Martin and mem
hers OF the Chicago Great Won
dere.' will be back in Detroit. from
Dee. IS TO %. ON Dee II, they VIII
appear at Macedonia Baptist
church Read The Tribune for am
nonncemenis OF oihcr cngaremcnis
for Miss Martin She Viii appear
Al Pilgrim Rsptisi Church, Dec. 7
The Y. L. $. r. O. y School is
growing larger each week thereby
showing that people arc Interested
in learning more about singing
gospel songs Tho school also cf-
fors q private class in piano les
sons.
The Gospel Choral Union pre-
scnlcd the pageant Zion TRAY
elcrs for The LAST time this year.
sunday night bee II. at First
Baptist Inst Church Mitchell and
taniff streets The Rev b. H.
Wright is pastor
The tvangclisiic committee Will
meet Saturday evening. at $50.
Promptly al : 80. tho Devotional
committee will open The services,
and Vice President Ophclia Bryanf
viii preside over The Fellowship
and conservation" meeting
AZ ihe rally which closed a New
" Zion Baptist church last sun
DAY the Gospel chc@al Union
turned in $3.50 as result NJ the
thiriy-day contest rally The Rev
A. 6 Wright preached il tho after
noon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
KIDNEY
AND BLADDER
WEAKNESS
stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

Keep your blood more free from
waste matter. poisons and acid ~
puttins more activity Into hdhsys
and bladder. and you should i've q
healthier. happier and longer life.
one efficient, safe and harmless
wsy 10 do this 10 10 get from your
drusfiNt q IS cent hot Of Gold Med
Al HARLEM oil Capsules snd take
than A dirsctt6--ths swift results
should delight you,
Bssidss getting up nights, some
synptsms Of kidAsy trouble may ss
backacAs. shifting palma pufy
eyes.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

The New Mt. Zion Baptist Church
at Chene and Mack avenue, Of
which The Rev. James Sullivan Will
liams Ii pastor, closed a successful
financial drive Sunday, December
4. The Rev. MIR. Williams warmly
praised members OF the church for
their success.
The drive began on November l.
the goal being to raise 5000 with
which to pay off the last Install
ment due on the church for 1888
Sunday. Dec. 4. when the cam
paign closed, the total amount OF
money raised was s1,119.03.
Pastor Williams thanks the
members OF his church for their
uniiring efforts and loyalty in the
drive. also expresses deep graft
tude 10 the many friends and we'll
wishers who were kind enough &c
help.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Presiding Elder
|PreacIe At
st. Paul AME
Sunday School
Teachers Are
Cooperating

A capacity crowd attended the
quarterly union service held at 81.
Paul A. NJ. r. church. SIS 8. Rade-
mschsr Sunday afternoon at Z o.
clock. The Rev. Mr.. walker was
the speaker and chose his text from
Psslm los. Bless the Lord oh my
soul, all that 10 in me, bless his
holy name" II was splendid
discourse.
The Sunday school met at the
usual hour Sunday morning. The
Lesson was instructively reviewed
BY the superintendent. n. A. vivi-
ans. All the teachers served CO.
operativsly.
The pastor, the Rev. W. r. Rice
preached at the IL =. m. Worship
using the text Luke 1919. The
subject derived was II pray thee
have me excused"
Presiding Elder David A. Blake
preached 4 forceful sermon at the
z .. m. service based. on Luke 1:10.
The Missionary society will meet
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Ida
Rikard, sos Home street. Mrs.
Rikard has been shut in for some
time. You are invited to attend
our meetinGs.
Mrs. Lily B. Bill Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

at The Setting Of The sun" will
hs the subject OF the sermon At 81.
Paul. Sunday morning. lo;ib.
Rev. n. n. Martin will deliver the
message Sunday evening. 7:ls.
Music will be furnished by. the
Junior choir No. 1.
The Sunday school will convene
At ais q. m. with VIM. Robinson
~ superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
dsavor league will convene at s
.. N. with Mas Carrie Gordon a.
president and Rev. D. B. Martin a.
superintendent.
The ssHior league will meet at
$50 .. m. with Mrs. Lola Williams
40 president.
Topic: Christmas Chimes on
Every Continent. Iss. ii;i-B. Luke
s:ssis2.
The Rev. J. Arminius Charleston,
Minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
lII0NAl BAPTIST CONVENTION ENDS SPECIAL CALL meet
WomanC Cleric Speaks At Clinton
Chapel A.MEz QuarterlyMee

sunday School Of Clinton Chap,
AME Zion church opened At $50
.. m. Sunday. Dec. II with the
superintendent. J. .. J6hnsoA IRE
sidink.
At the ii q. n. service the Rev.
I. r. Tyson delivered an upliftinf
sermon based on the text Nal. TIA.
And they shall be mine saith the
Lord Of hosts. in that day when I
make up my jewell: and I will
spare them a. Z man AparAth his
own son that servsth him" The
subject was The Lords Jewels"
At $3.50 D. m. the Rev. Mrs. b.
3. Palmer from 81. Paul AME Zion
church was guest speaker at the
quarterly meeting. He 10 on the
road taken from Isaiah ss:l wac
the theme Of his discourse.
The vsrick Christian endeavor
opened at Z .. n. and was largely
attended.
The closing sermon was deliver
ed by the Rev. l.. p. Powell. who
spoke from the text Josh. III,
only be thou strong and very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Jersey Pastor Opsns
Fifteen Day Meet AT
Providence Baptist

"A remedy for humanity" was
the theme OF the sermon delivered
by the Rev. J. l.. Lewis, pastor OF
Providence baptist church Sunday
morning. December II. The text
was ct. John 1857. visiting minis
tsrs we're Revs. johnson and Nc
Kinsey.
An interesting y. Y. p. u. session
convened at 8 p. na.. the lesson be-
Ing taught by one Of the teachers.
There was q large attendance.
The pastor Preached again at the
evening worship using the text
John 80. subject, Love"
The Rev. J. Fray OF Newark. n.
J. IL conducting Z fifteen night
meeting at Providence. The meet
inss are being largely attended.
The Marine Harmony Kings rem
dered . lovely program last Friday
evening. They were assisted BY
the T Square singers.
visitors are always welcome At
Providence church, located At 1885
Benton street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

Ministers Alliance To
NJ e e t Next Monday
For Final Assembly

The Observation-Disclosures Minis
iers alliance comprising pastors
Of Detroit and adjacent community
churches. viii meet In iis Christ
mas assembly Monday. December
~ a. II q. m ~ the 81 Antoine
s. II. G. a. President Porter and
Vice President Kaigler with mem
befs II the executive board expect
an members 10 attend
This Will Nc Tho last meeting Of
the old year Several Of the min
is'ors Will bring short messages
and All viii ask Gods guidance in
unison r L. Jordan is secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

courteous" II was . powerful al
course.
Clinton Chapel Il making rapid
protress nader the able leadsrshiD
Of the pastor. the Rev. =. N. Will
liims and his eo-wcrksrs.
Among the many visitors who at
tended the Sundays service were
the Rets. c. M. Mstcaif from 1t.
Peters: D. BALDWIN Of blackwell:
Bail. J. D. billiard Of John Wesley
and Mrs. Petersen.
Mrs. Rsna Cunnin Rham has re-
turned from the hospital.
Last Thursday, Dee. 3 little
GLADYS stsphsnson celebrated her
eleventh birthday. A delightful
time was enjoyed BY tho group OF
youngsters who attended.
Present were Thelms and Edssl
Sanders. Maxine Howell. Jane
Montgomery. Edssr Merchant,
Muriel and Stanley McCoAner.
Marie Barklsy, Jaeauslins Jones,
Ellen ana Patrick Rssual,, Dorothy
Flack. Betty KsnAybrsw. Dorothy
whitfield ana ErAsstihs Garrett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Gospel Choral Union To Hold
State Convention In January

II Is announced 10 the Junior
Gospel Singers Of Michigan and
Canada that Tony Lucas, Of New
Mt. Zion Junior choir and one Of
the singers OF the "Hutchlns Iiar-
monies" will be the junior report
.er for the union. All juniors arc
requested TO get news together. 80
that when Reporter Lucas visits
each group. he can secure reports
OF the happenings.
The young people of the organi-
zation are doing fine work. The
Gospel Choral Union urges all
friends and members to read The
Tribune. the home town paper. so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Flying Eagle Quartet Gives
Program At Nj. Vernon Baptist

A large congregation listened 10
= stirring sermon delivered sun
day morning by the Rev. Mr.. Me-
Chez. The Flying Eagle ausrtst
rendered an excellent program for
the Trustee Board At 8 .. m.
The pastor. the Rev. J. .. Scott.
preached the evening msssaGs from
Job 3;l3, Surely, would speak
to the Almighty"
December Is at . ,. M. the
Senior choir will present . drama
entitled. The Cradle King" = one
act play featuring scshes connect
ed with the birth OF Christ. The
drama was written by the choir
director, H. c. Livingstone.
Among the sick OF the church
are: Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs, Daniel,
the Rev. Mr.. Rowan, Mrs. Annie
Mae Pierson, the church wishes
them . prompt recovery.
The church reporter. N. Green.
thanks members OF the church for
kindness shown during her recent
illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Usher Board Union
In Annual Program

The City Usher Board union met
with the ushers of Israel Baptist
church Sunday, December IL at
p. m, at which time the eleventh
anniversary OF Israel uehers was
celebrated. At roll call o69 ushers
were present
The attendance and finance ban
ners were received by the ushcrs
Of Olivet Baptist church.
The union will have It's annual
program Sunday, December Is J
n. M. at New Bethel Baptist church.
The public is invited TO these
services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
EEK Removal
\ Mortgage On
|ubisLilg House
Won,an's
Auxiliary
Also Meets

MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Ths National
kpust Convention. u. 3. A.. Iuc..
peed It's two sessions here last
kek At the Metropolitan Baptist
kurch, walker and Mcdowell
reefs. 1t was q special call meet
\ and was the continuation OF the
ssion held ut st. Louis, Mo-. In
Sptember. The nature OF the meet
4 was forcefully set forth by the
Resident. DR.. l.. X. williams,
AIcsso, III. pastor OF Olivet Bap-
St church. The meeting brought
from al parts OF the
mntry.
|It enabled the Board Of Direc-
n 10 do something real tangible
meeting toward the $50, 900 mort
LIE on the Sunday School Pub
hing House at Nashville, Tenn.
II convention re-afhrmed its
knd on the National Training
khool for Girls. washin gton. d.
II took at Tuskesee Institute.
The woman's convention, auxi-
Sry 10 the National Baptist con-
hilton. held Ito meeting at the
aggregation church. just across
} street from where / h .
nvention was held. Mrs. 3. Willis
Syton. Philadelphia. Pa, presid-
q: Mrs. J. c. Mapp, ILL.,, vice pre-
bent; Mrs. v. l.. Penick. recording
rretsry; and Mrs. c. II. Parrish,
essnrer. all being present. The
pmen did q splendid piece OF A.
)ncisl work In raising money for
y publishing house.
Williams Speaks
|Ths Rev. w. ID. Jemison, Selma,
a.. vice president, presented DR..
|Illisms for the address Of the
|Dr. williams told Of the strength
the 100000 Negro Baptist
|urches throughout the country
ID that II was time now to save
} mortgage when they could get
|reduction.He explained the bust
|ss ssgscity Of the proposition. He
|sed that We must keep the
|urch running and all It's depart
hits"
Continuing, he said: THE Negro
|prch must lead this race. The
y We have 10 In the Negro min
~. The church ought to be a
boon light 10 save him for Hea-
and save him in business. The
tional Baptist convention has
AllanEe to lead-it should use
EAjey Spiritual SIas
Following his address which wss
beatty applauded, DR.. ] m. Nabrit,
hshville, Tenn, secretary OF the
|nvsntion. called the roll. For
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

The ideal gift for your close
friends for Christmas Is years
subscription to The Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

Following his address which wss
festly applauded, DR.. ] m. Nabrit.
bshville, Tenn. secretary OF the
nvsntion. called the roll. For
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
By Igor CGssini

Prince Ourusoff will head
the floor committee for the
White Ball, which will take
place on April 20 at the Sui
grave Club. Mrs. Albert Dewey
is just back from New York
after a brief stay. George
Angus Garrett is both business
man and country squire. He
spends some of the week at
the old grind" and the rest
in the hunting field. His talent
ed daughter, Margot, gave a
delightful luncheon Sunday at
their country place outside
Mlddleburg. Some of the
guests motored from Washing
ton. BY the way. try to
drive down to Middleburg on
Saturday, April is, for the
opening hunt-meet, or Wednes-
day, April 20, and Saturday,
May Z, don't miss the Virginia
Gold Cup, at Warrenton.
Washington is again becoming
horse-conscious. George Benoit
entertained many from War
renton, Middleburg, Alexandria
and Washington recently at a
large hunt breakfast at the
The Washington times., 1938-02-22

In New York

The marriage Of Miss Ellen
Angela Muldowney, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas James
Muldowney to DR.. William
George Sorrell took place at 8
O'Clock last night. The bride
groom is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. George r. Sorrell.
The ceremony was performed
at the Holy Comforter Church
with the Rev. Edward j. Mes
tor officiating. Palms, ferns and
baskets of flowers in pastel
shades adorned the church.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father. wore
a frock Of white slipper satin.
The gown was cut on princess
lines with a square decolletage.
Her three-tiered circular veil
was of tulle and she carried a
shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
WEAR TURQUOISE
Miss Frances Marie Callow
attended as maid of honor. She
wore q turquoise net frock,
made with a bolero and
trimmed in peach velvet. She
wore a matching net veil and
carried pale yellow roses.
The remaining attendants
were Mrs. Thomas F, MuldoWney
and Mrs. William j. Muldowney,
both sisters-in-law Of the bride.
They were gowned in peach net.
bolero style, trimmed in tur-
quoise velvet. They, too, wore
matching wells and carried pink
roses.
DR.. James Theodore Burns
was best man. Ushers we're
Thomas F. Muldowney and Viii
liam j. Muldowney, both broth
ers If the bride.
Following the wedding there
was a reception at the Admiral
CLUB on Rhode Island Avenue.
NEW YORK TRIP
The brides mother was
gowned in victoria blue lace.
Her black straw hat was
trimmed with a spray Of blue
flowers. She assisted the young
couple in receiving.
The young couple are honey
incoming in New York City.
When they left the bride was
wearing a twopiece wool suit Of
wheatstalk trimmed in red fox.
Her accessories were of straw
berry mist.
Following their wedding trip
DR.. and Mrs. Sorrell will make
their home in Roanoke, Va.
X &K
Col. and Mrs. H. w. Ogden, Of
Brookline, Mass, are at the
Carlton during their visit here.
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
Prince OuruSQG Heads MiSsourianS
Committee for It|hlte Ball To Celebrate

The Missouri State Society
will celebrate Constitution Night
at a meeting of the society at
the Shoreham Hotel Saturday
night. Representative Orville
Zimmerman, whose home town
is Kennett, Mo-, will deliver a
brief address. Following this,
members of the society and
their friends will dance. Music
entertainment will include vocal
numbers. All former MissourianS
living in the city and Missouri
ans visiting the Capital are in
Vited to attend.
Committee chairmen for Con-
stitution Night include the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Bennett c. Clark,
reception; Representative Jasper
Bell, speakers; Col. Carl L. Ris.
tine, finance; Mrs. Richard M.
Duncan, publicity; Mr.. John B.
Gordon, entertainment. Mr..
Julian N. Friant is chairman of
the floor committee. He will be
assisted by the Messrs. U. Won
Geaslin, George Harvey, Harry
c. Hensley, F. B. Scheetz and F..
F. Espenschied. DR.. o. E. Reed
is president of the Missouri
State Society and Mr.. Craig L.
Reddish is secretary.
The Washington times., 1938-02-22

Carlton Hotel. The rooms re-
verberated with the notes OF old
hunting songs. There was
dancing and singing until long
after sundoWn. The
George Sloanes had the field
of the Warrenton hunt for
breakfast on the same day.
The wedding of the year in
Warrenton has been definitely
set for April the 21st. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buchanan will give
their daughter, Polly" IN
marriage to William Stanley
Stokes, Sd, of Philadelphia.
The bridesmaids will be Bet
tina Belmont. just returned
from Jamaica, Austine McDon'
neil, Marjie Morton. Betty
Charrington, Jane Calvert
Bruner Zimmerman, Gertrude
Douherty and Ruth Ryan, OF
New York.
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
Luncheons for Her

Mrs. Horan is a truly tas-
cinating person, witty and
keen. She comes to town to
speak omor row at the
weekly luncheon of the Wom-
ans National Press Club and
hers should prove one of the
most interesting of informal
gatherings. Mrs. Church has
invited a group of Illinois
friends to lunch with her
Thursday at the Sulgrave
Club, to enable them to see
and talk with her visitor, and
on Friday she will have a
smaller group, compose d
mainly of fr e n d S Mrs.
Church has made since COM
ing to Washington. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Horan will
talk at the Congressional
Club.
Widely known as an author
ess, she has given numerous lee
lures on books and writes book
column for the Chicago Journal
OF Commerce. She was born in
jackson, Mich, where her
father, James O'Donnell, is the
publisher of two newspapers.
INTERESTED IN GARDEN
She attended Vassar, spent
some time in Europe, where "she
met young surgeon and was
married" OF herself, she writes:
"Have a perfectly gorgeous time,
because my garden is fairly sue
cessful-I do all the work on it
and because my life is so busy,
reading hundreds of books a
year, and writing about them,
giving many lectures and writ
ing pages for my newspaper,
and lately some books"
Mrs. Horan's most recent books
are Remember the Day" and its
sequel "Oh. Promise Me" She is
chairman of the Kirkland Foun-
dation, chairman of the North
Shore Writers Guild, treasurer
of the Society of Midland Au-
thors, and member of the Pen
Club. Other tones of hers in
clude The Longest Night" Its
Later Than You Think" and
ParnaSsus En- Route"
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
Southern Society Plans
'OM England Dance

The Southern Society Of
Washington has announced its
midwinter bali in. the character
of "Old England" to be held in
the West Ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel on Thursday eve.
ming.
This entertainment is a de-
parture from those given by the
Society. It will not only include
a receiving line headed by its
President, DR.. Robert H. McNeill
and Mrs. McNeill, and other dis
tinguished southerners, but a
dancing program interspersed
with old English ballads by Mr..
Earl Carhauh, washington bari
tone, and English country
dances of the Sixteenth Century
interpreted by the Evelyn Davis
Studio of Dancing ~s4
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
73 Club Has
Party Plans

The 73 Club. members of
which are the wives of members
Of Congress elected to the sev-
enty-thlr6 Congress, will hold
their regular monthly luncheon
tomorrow at l o'clock, at the
Dodge Hotel.
The program will consist of
four trevelogue talks by Mrs.
Edward F.. Burke. wife of Sena-
tor Burke, Nebraska; Mrs.
Ernest Lundeen, wife of Sena-
tor Lundeen. Minnesota; Mrs.
Guy M. Gillette. wife of Senator
Gillette, Iowa; and Mrs. Charles
Golden, wife of Representative
Golden, California.
Mrs Ruth Chambers, who is a
house guest of Mrs. Brooks
Fletcher. also will be a guest.
Mrs. Chambers is working for
her masters degrees at New
York University.
The Washington times., 1938-02-22

black, as did Mrs. Maury Nave
rick, wife of Representative
Maverick, of Texas, and little
Mrs. Welly Hopkins, though her
blouse did have a bit of gold
thread woven through it.
-
CHARLES CARLILE, whose ex-
" cellent voice has delighted no
end of people at the Shoreham,
these last few days, gave a few
of us a real treat the other
night. With Pete Macias ac-
companying him and Charles
leaning on the piano, ready to
sing anything and-he did-the
very few guests requested and
got songs, both old and new,
and ended up with Danny
Boy" sung so exquisitely that
no one cared to hear another
song after its finish.
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
Noted Authoress Coming to Capital

No. rs in q Series Of Pictures Of
Socidlites and Their Pdstimes
The Washington times., 1938-02-22
Plans AT Home

Mrs. John F. Dockweller, wife
OF Representative DockWeller.
will be at home on Tuesday,
March /, in her apartment at
the Shoreham. Upon their re-
turn to California in the early
summer, Representative Dock
weller will enter the race for
governor Of California.
+
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mackenzie
have come here from their home
in Salt Lake City, Utah, to make
their home during the coming
months and they have taken an
apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel.