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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-04

New arrivals berthed at the
yacht Basin today are William T.
Reid IIFs 23-foot sZigeuner", Ed
ward ArnOld's 60-foot "Resolute"
and w. NJ. Armistead's 54-foot
tSandpiper".
W. M. Armistead is the retired
senior president of the N. W. Ay-
er and son advertising agency.
one of the largest advertising con-
Germs in the world, which is To-
Gated in Philadelphia With him
is Mrs Armistead and their
daughter. Eleanora- The Arm
isteads were here last year IN a
different yacht, and have always
liked the city. Mr.. Armistead
stated that Key West has a won
derful future. They intend TO fish
tomorrow.
Mr.. Reid is a teacher of mathe-
mates and athletics in a small
coed college in Brookline. MaSSa-
chusettS, and Is accompanied by
Robert Basket This Is Mr..
Reds sabbatical year, which is
a years vacation. after a long pc
Rod of teaching. IN Mr.. Reds case
IL years.
The boat is a NorweiEan Colin
Archer double ender. also kaewn
as a pilot boat The BrOokline
school teacher brought the little
boat all the way from Brookline
20 Miami and there was joined
by Robert Basket
Off Boston. Mr.. Reid harpOon-
cd and brought 10 boat a zoo
pound rare white shark. which
had strsyed in from the Gulf
Stream. and was considered quite
a catch in those waters
BY the middle of June. Mr.. Reid
hopes to be back IN Boston and
then so UP the coast in the
Zigeuner" chsrtering IL 60
youths for summer vacations.
Aboard the ReSoluter. q cruis-
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penseS. but if less than that num-
Der was available the group
would appreciate the financial
help of the club.
Emil Sweeting, chairman Of the
committees working on the Mn
strel Show, announced that unless
more Rotarians came 70 minstrel
meetings he would have 70 en-
pIoy other actors IN the city, VINO.
have been asking for parts in the
Show. He stated that an excel
lent Show had been arranged and
gave laughable renditions Of two
of the humorous stories, besides
sketching the general plan OF the
Show.
Jacob Schneider. guest. CON-
pared the circle Of Rotarians.
whose custom at the close Of the
luncheon is to unite hands and
sing a fellowship" song. 20 be
the anchor chain Of a ship. each
Rotarian a link, then anchor the
Rotary Club. and the whole hold
ing the good ship Key West fast
Visiting Rotarians were: Leo
c. Tyler, Garland. n. Y;
RoIlin n Hedens. Detroit. Mich:
E. B. Alexander, Duncon. Okla
homa-
Guests were Carl Brewer, Hen
~ Brewer, John M. Mccarthy.
Jake Schneider Miss Christine
Calico. Miss Anne Livingston and
Mrs Eva B. Warner.
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one percent. Interest rates for
other payments are much lower.
it was said.
Mr.. HillSon has been instructed
by Washington officials to give
Key West the benefit of every
doubt, the director said in phone
calls this week from Miami, stat
ing that the small number of
loans which have been made in
the city are very disappointing.
The very latest regulations to
the Administration. recently pass
ed in legislation in Congress,
will be discussed, MIR. Hillson
said. 1t is believed, the citizens
committee stated that the meet
ing tonight viii be an aid toward
a building boom" in the city.
Mr.. Hillson will also consult
with the group which have been
working on zoning plans and the
proposed coming ordinance for the
city. The director has examined
the plans and stated that there
are but a few minor suggestions
which he will make.
Immediately after the meeting.
Mr.. Hillson viii fix interviews for
tomorrow morning. Besides these
interviews he viii be prepared to
answer questions on the FILA to
all interested.
Loans for repairs to any sort
Of building. home. garage, bust
ness place, office and other mis-
ceIlaneous structures up to $4,000
may be made. and for new struc-
lures loans up to $4,000 may be
secured.
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are bringing to The surface much
local talent which wiz prove .
surprise to the friends Of the
principals in the company
The performance Is planned %
be given on the evening Of March
Is under the auspices Of Key West
Rotary Club. The returns are TO
be used as a beginning OF funds
for the Community Chest. and for
securing lighting equipment for
the shuttle board courts which
were placed by the Rotarians on
the grounds of the court house.
and proven great attraction.
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City Council Fails To Agree
On New Scavenger Ordinance
Misses Calico, Livingston, On
Program AT Rotary Meeting

Solos by Miss Christine Calico
and community sing, accompan-
led by Miss Anne Livingston.
were highlights of the Rotary
meeting yesterday at ST. PauIs
Church Annex, President Charles
Taylor presiding.
Miss Calico and Miss Living
ston are WPA music specialists
who are here on a short project.
The entire membership of the
Rotary Club joined in hearty
singing. led by Miss Calico, in the
songs, "Springtime in the Rock
les, Smiles, and Let Me Call
You Sweetheart.
Miss Calico's beautifully modu-
lated voice was then heard in
"Marianita" and Indy Lou.
Miss Anne Livingston was piano
accomapnist for the solo and
community songs.
Sebastian Cabrera reminded
the Rotes of the Convention to be
held in Ocala beginning Sunday
afternoon. April "a, and continu-
ing through the 18th and 10Th
BY vote of the club it was decided
that $500 from the club treasury
would be given to those men,
berS making the trip. Mr.. Cabrera
thanked the club and an
nounced that if more than 20
Rotes make the trip, each of
the members would pro rate ex-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-04
MARK HARVEY
SERIOUSLY I'LL
TAKEN TO MARINE HOSPITAL
SUFFERING FROM IN
TEREAL TROUBLES

Mark Harvey. who was brought
TO the Marine hospital Wednes-
day suffering from internal trou-
bles. is today said to be in a Sc
rious condition.
He was taken from South
Beach where ne makes his home.
and brought to the hospital by
Isadore Weintraub and Tom Kel-
". There an examination was
made and an immediate operation
decided upon.
II was said that he was suf-
fering with a gastric ulcer, and
peTforation Of tho inteStines,
which demanded prompt treat
mcnt. which was at once given.
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SAM W. BROWN
ORGANIZES CLUB

News has been received in Key
West announcing the formation
of a Rotary Club at Wetumpka.
Alabama. and the organizer IS
Sam W. Brown
Mr. Brown viii be recalled By
many Key Westers. and one Of
the most consistent workers for
Rotary and also for the advance
ment of the interests Of Key
West At the time Of residence
here he was manager Of the Key
West Gas Co.
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GeOIOgist Makes Favorable
Report On Oil Seepage As
Found On Bahia Honda Kew
Claims That 1t Is Genuine
Crude Oil; More Exten-
siye Survey To Be Made
On Property

John 7. Galley. widely known
seolosist from Pittsburgh. has
just concluded an investigation
of the land al Bahia Honda. and
gave his opinion that the oil seep-
age found during the operations
Of Thomas T. Kenny. was nothing
else than genuine crude oil.
Seen by The Citizen this morn
ing before Mr.. Galley left for
other points, he said he had been
called here for the purpose of ex-
aiming the land and to make in
vestigations in connection with
the discovery made by Mr.. Kenny.
and found that the oil discovered
was genuine crude.
Mr. Kenny, who has applied
for leases on the property and is
now awaiting an answer from the
State Road Department, was
making some excavations on the
Key in connection with the road
building operations, and follow
ing a blast. a large piece of rock
was removed. disclosing sunmis-
takeable" signs of oil.
Il was Immediately following
this discovery. about two months
ago. that he began activities TO
bring about a follow up plan, and
the result as TIE present visit Of
Mr. Galley.
Mr.. Kenny said that a large oil
company is making preparations
10 carry on an extensive survey.
and expected TO have a crew of
biologists on the ground to make
the necessary geological surveys
and seismographical tests.
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GREAT SNOWMAN
WILL COME HERE

None of this country,s outstano-
20 showmen VIII be Eue4 of
Mr.. and HRS. Jake Schneider. q
this city. tins weekend. IN TIRE
person Of William Billy" Exton.
Mr.. Exton vas formerly pub
hcity director for the Barnum
Bailey Ringing Brothers circus
and now Is General Manager q
the Kenosha. Wisconsin. thestres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-04
SIXTEEN PERMITS
TO MARRY ISSUED

Records in the office of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord, show
that there were is issues of mar
rage certificates from the office
during the month of February.
Issued for the last week IN the
month included certificates Per
hitting the weddings Of: Henry
Hill and Doris Collier: John Ram
sey and Annie Allen; Peter Rod
riguez and Quirine Garcia
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Frank HiIIsOIl To Address
Mass Meeting Tonight On
Federal Housing Matter

Frank Hillson. regional direc-
tor of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration with headquarters
in Miami. arrived over the high
way this afternoon and viii ad-
dress q mass meeting of citizens
on the latest regulations of the
FLA tonight at eight o'clock al
the County Court House. The
Hospitality Band. under the di-
rection of Alfredo Barroso. viii
furnish musical inferIudes.
This is one of Key Vests
greatest opportunities. Mayor
AIbury. Chamber of Commerce
officials and a citizens committe,
all of whom are sponsoring the
visit, stated. THE lowest interest
rates and the longest time paw
ment terms in the history of the
country are offered by the FILA"
it was stated, 'and the meeting
tonight is vital to the citizens OF
Key West.
The statement was also made
by the group that reports of high
hidden" interest were false. No
interest rates on the principal
will exceed five percent. but
there viii be an additional in
surance interest of one-fourth of
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Key West, Florida, las ths
most equable climzts n re
country; with an average
range Of only 14' Fahrsnheit
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Much Other Business Is
Transacted AZ Regular
Session Conducted Last
Night

The City cuunzl A. . res=lzz
meeting bed Lac nisk1 1z1sS -
agree on fhs za1f.sr e hsxizs -
city a.ssrnsT drzw ~ = 49,
ordinHnSs thai ws1l6 svs 10
srsvenssz cszfr1=tsez kz-zhw
asction IN fhsir apur1Gzz& -
notisu was iszs IN re- e. ~
c0unrElnsa DsusAax 1zz -
ford voting Ezvuz1AiE. wzh -
other five vutins as1ina 10 80
position Tie stasus e - zzzs
now Is 1h4s villas kzlsha -
formsrlY opsrsfsd - zu-~izs -
der cozfzaes ~izh - ~ 80
whS Is now spsrEzlzz - nzzs
services a. an analxzsnn1 -
cozsiHus O.. Eixizs hts p@us
the sane ssrxi-s e. h.-.z-zura-
The matter was hr1zEhi hz1ux
the meetins n . letaer ruad trl
Robert Lewis and s owen So
yer. ~ho werr apzrae6 : usr8
D TIE CITY s1ue nne - r.
which ny reuuerted - -
city furnish them the nereT
protection - operase ne sEwrre
exclusively IL acr1reance wh
the contrast
The new or6inanre la Qu1za
was for the cry q Icy - ~
Scssmenf q flfty cents per zzls
against each rezident. Hrik1 1.Ewu
and Sawyer 60 81 ~ nNEn1 4ur
the CITY. IN makEe coee11nH az
trash and KarbaEe. N'hlcA $500
make il compulsory fnr - So a.
b. pad reEzrdles - wie1r Ene
Service was rendered. or mo1 ms
idea dad not seem 20 mee4 wAte
the approval uf ne rzzsurty uE
fhe councIimzn. and E1a nD1u
vas klIIed On ruN cal
HRS. Root a. Mlaul zd1resa
The council relative - a. aT
fiSing BOOK beng $500 ID CO.
nectian urifh t1e farulai ursenE
q thc Overs EtgnwaE- -
matter waE lad usNr tax tzrl1ex
conaderation.
a ietter Wax rezd frnn $ g
Singleton stating ttat - ~u1
be glad 60 cooper1te i1 q praE-m
81 cclckratlun upon 1p9 q
the highway. ard z1ked 49, trs
affair b. c1nauctc4 - locL 49,
pie. win simplicity a1E 49,
and wlthuzf wsIck e1HrzGwss So trH
balloons CT hired pertarnez1. ~
letter was plare5 O. fle
Harry n Pearack 80 Dr. So
varro addrer9ed &c cu1u- ra-
fCortinuet o. FAws Fearf
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ALFONSO GOMEZ
DIES HERE TODAY

Alfonso Gomez, So. died this
afternoon Ills O'Clock in the Ma
rine hospital Funeral arrange
mentS. to be announced later. viii
be in charge of the Lopez Fun
eral Home.
+ Mr.. Gomez IS survived by his
brother. Judge Arthur Gomez.
and two sisters. Mrs Aaron Kemp
and Miss AdeIa Gomez
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Weddings of Interest
Miss Evelyn Augusta Iverson Bride
OF Clinton De Witt Vernon.

4 N ATTRACTIVELY arranged
~ wedding of the late summer
1 4 was that of Miss Evelyn
Evening star., 1938-09-06

\ HR. AND MRS. SNOWDEN A.
nu FAHNESTOCK, who have
| VI been at Newport. r. l., for
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Peruvian Ambassador
Will Join Children
At Eaglesmere, Pa
Went to New York to Bid Farewell
To Wife of President Benavides,
Sailing for Europe.

Peruvian
York The voyage
children stav
Benavdes will attend school through
panied New York by her
they arrived there Sunday
The in
The Ambassador in Washington for
latter of August the Northern
The Netherlands
Naragnset
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bennng Spencer who party
The Baye a small
Day party
The Yugosav Charge dAfares, at
this afternoon
1920 Sixteenth celebrate
/
turned Washington Quebec
her her three Champ
Clark still at Bowling
for brief stay before the elections
The Secretary the Italian Embassy Mobile
Marchesi Canpoaao
about stops
The Secretary
70 return today from Newport where he holiday
Evening star., 1938-09-06
the Social Calendar Of Washington and It's Environs
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

TWO distinguished visitors will weeks namely
Montagu Rmbd and 1.dv
Rumbod Third Embassy young Tony
Rumbod full Anthony Rumbod
This family for several generations
diplomatic world grandfather has
had brilliant Ambassador
Berlin from He was second
British Penipotentary Lausanne November
1922 February 1928 and Chief Delegate
the following important positions in the
interim his last official task particular
of the Royal Commission on Palestine in 1896
charming
the former Felicity Ann Bailey whose
their visit Is
anticipated with Needless
Ronald Lindsay standing of the
British Ambassador and there the
Embassy his sons house Felicity
bit worried that her parensnaw
would like to have them.
ITO Matthew Hanna is back in
town in her apartment Massachusetts
and with Gustavas
Embassy hoped to be
on his California Embassy
delayed his until
the first OF October and from then unsettled
though she plans California
to Corps and Mrs
Russell who living pulls
1919 Massachusetts, avenue next month"; M Dumane
until January when he hopes o leave.
Around the 18th Of the Pierpont
with their and
working in her garden Lila her hand
Speaking of trying ones hand Bonbrght
doing amazingly well along line Recently skechng
in charcoal from life her completed
summer while Nova Scotia visit
several she has done Of friends around here
DAVIS expected
FIRST Goldman
which she and Mr. Davis purchased
VINO are in Hungary at present with the Dav
Bein will
As to the two Davis girls Cynthia
be Cynthia
London early this
Mr. bridesmaid at the
former ChItons wedding
sh met up with her sepmoher proceeding
Poland and planning
shoot they leased for in
the United
with Anne Perrin but
intimate friends slppoiton
that new
Georges Second
Fascinating enthusiasm M
every SPOT of
note and interest between an there
Betty Hardie a having
entire Washnetons
North Shore of
the week
Mrs Sohie stranger these patS
daughter Walter
naturally, n
Evening star., 1938-09-06

4 R MRS WALTER H. a n
son. N
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Residential Social Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Fahnestock
Guests at Southampton.
JueStS at Southampton.

and Mrs. G. N, Dagger. will be the
guest in whose honor Mr.. Edward
George will entertain at dinner this
evening.
Miss Downing Is student at the
Ohio State College at Columbus and
will return TO her studies shortly.
Mrs. Otto T. Englehart and her son
and daughter, Mr. Gordon Englehart
and Miss Lucia Englehart, will return
this week to their home in Wesley
Heights after spending the summer
with Mrs. Englehart's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Kerrfoot, at Brazil,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Laurie Garrett had
as their guests in their home in Wes-
ley Heights Mrs. Garretts brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Barth of Cincinnati, and their two
children.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Miss Frances Hopkins Bride
OF Mr.. w. H. Caver Saturday.

Miss Frances Hopkins Bride
OF Mr.. w. H. Caver Saturday.
MISS FRANCES E. HOPKINS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hopkins, and Mr.. William Hershel
Caver. son Of Mr.. and Mrs W. L.
Caver of Bonneville. Miss, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon. The we'd
ding took place in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION. the rector. the Rev
John J. Queally, officiating at 4
O'Clock. Gladioli were in the altar
vases, and palms decorated the chan
Gel
Mr.. Hopkins gave his daughter in
marriage. and her wedding gown was
of white broCaoed satin fashioned on
princess lines. Her long veil was held
by a coronet OF white satin roses. and
she carried white roses and lilies of
the valley
Miss Louise De Iawder was maid
Of honor. wearing orchid MORE taf-
feta and an orchid tiara of velvet
roses. which held a circular face veil.
Miss Zana Caver, sister of the bride
groom. and Mrs. Anna Ruth Collier
were the brides other attendants.
They wore rose color MORE taffeta.
and their wells were held by tiaras
Continued on Page B-4)
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Suburban Social Notes
kessler and Mitchell Families
Back in Arlington Homes.

, having spent a vacation in Atlantic
City, N J.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hood and their
daughter, Miss Jacqueline Hood of
South Woodside Park, Md, and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene de Anzorena of Silver
Spring, Md, spent the holiday week
end at PatuXent Beach. Md.
Miss Marion Merrill has returned
to her home in Lee Heights, Va,
after a fve-week Western trip, which
included visits in California and a
trip into Old Mexico. Miss Merrill,
who is the Virginia director of flower
mission and relief of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union. made
the trip West to attend the national
convention of that organization, held
in San Francisco August 5 to 10.
Mrs. Katharine johnson is return
ing today to Silver Spring. Md. from
a trip to Boston and Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Vernon O. Punches, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Punches, and her grandchildren, lit
tie Terry Punches of South Lancaster,
Mass, visited her nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Shultz. in
Takoma Park over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Shultz also entertained
Mrs. Shultz's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. McClelland of Columbus, Ohio,
over the holiday.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Richardson's Hosts
At House arty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson and their two daughters,
the Misses Randolph and Phyllis
Richardson, are entertaining a house
party at their residence, White House,
In Fairfax Va. The guests include
Mrs. Richardson's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Robert J. Nc
Candlish of Hancock, Md Mrs. Rich
srdson's brother-in-laW and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph K Tallant of
Wellsboro. Pa; Miss Betty Marsh Of
Chevy Chase and Mr.. Harry Gray of
Everdale, Md.
Evening star., 1938-09-06

~ wedding of the late summer
1 A was that of Miss Evelyn
Augusta Iverson, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Iverson. and
Mr.. Clinto De Witt Vernon of Wash
ington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Weston
Vernon of Logan. Utah. The cere-
mony vas performed Saturday after
noon in the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Don r. johnson in Bethesda. Nd, the
Rev S. r. Carpenter officiating at
$50 O'Clock The house was dec
grated with palms and fern and clus-
ters Of dahlias and roses.
Judge Iverson gave his daughter in
marriage and she wore white brocaded
satin, made with fitted bodice and
full skirt with short train. The
sleeves were short and puffed and
the neckline was finished with a
narrow ruffie. similar rutfle finish
ing the bottom of the skirt. She
wore an orchid corSage bouquet and
had lilies of the valley in her hair.
Miss Rachel Cooley was maid Of
honor. wearing orchid blue taffeta.
fashioned with fitted bodice and full
skirt, the neckline cut square and
the sleeves short and puffed. She
carried a cluster of white orchids
The flower girls were Marjorie John
son and Connie Edwards and their
forcks were of taffeta. the former in
pink and the latter in blue. made like
the maid of honor's costume
Mr. Weston Vernon, jr. of New
York City, was best man for his
brother.
An informal reception for those
who witnessed the ceremony followed
when Mrs. johnson was assisted by
Mrs. Weston Vernon, jr Mrs. Ivan
Smith. Miss Iris Parrish. Mrs. Don
Bennion, Mrs. Wayne Knight. Mrs.
Kaye Kausholz Miss Jean Fugitt,
Miss Marjorie Stauffer, Mrs Ethel
Edwards, Miss Kathryn Wood and
Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon left later for
wedding trip through New Eng
land. the bride wearing a travelling
costume of blue crepe and a hat
trimmed with black velour. They
will make their home in Washing
ton. where Mr.. Vernon is a prac-
ticing attorney. Both MI. and Mrs.
Vernon attended Georoe Washinp-
ton University.
Evening star., 1938-09-06

the summer, spent the last
week end holiday with Miss Genevieve
Clendenin at Southampton. Long Is
land. Last evening they were honored
at a dinner given by Miss Clendenin
at her cottage, Ingleside.
Mrs. A. Elderkin Huntington and
her son. Mr.. William Huntington. of
this city have gone abroad for a short
vacation. They will return to this
country in November.
Mrs. D. E. Yarnell, who has been
spending the summer at Eaglesmere.
Pa. has returned to her apartment, at
2400 Sixteenth street.
Miss Thelma Downing OF East
Cleveland, Ohio, who is visiting Mr..
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Miss Maxwell to Wed
MIR. w. Ciese, Jr.

The Rev. r. Carl Maxwell, pastor
of Fairfax Methodist Episcopal Church
South. and Mrs. Maxwell announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Esther jeanette, to Mr. William Giese,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Giese
of Long Island. N. Y.
The wedding will take place in
November.
Evening star., 1938-09-06

ER. AND MRS. WALTER H.
Nn KESSLER. with their son.
VI Walter H. Kessler, jr.. and
daughter, Miss Muriel KeV
sler, accompanied by the Rev. and
Mrs. Perry L. Mitchell and their two
sons, Robert and Dick Mitchell, have
returned to their homes in Arlington
after weeks stay at Wildwood, N j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler and their
family will leave Sunday by motor for
Bamberg, s. c.. where their son,
Walter, ir.. Will enter the Carlisle
Preparatory School They will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Kessler's sister
Mrs. Verna VIrts of Arlington. anu en-
route home they will stop at High
Point, N c., for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Vincent Fleishell
again are in their home in Sligo Park
Hills, Md, from Newfield, N. j., where
they visited Mrs F1eiShells parents
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Klein, formerly of
Silver Spring, Md They were accom-
panied home by their daughter, Miss
Betty F1eishell, who spent the summer
with her grandparents Also with them
on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Lambert of Silver Spring, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison of
Takoma Park, Md. with their sons.
Arthur Harrison. jr., and Raymond
Harrison. are again at their home,
Evening star., 1938-09-06

Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles H. Ruth have
As their guest in their home in Wes-
ley Heights Senor Julio C. Granda of
Havana, Cuba.