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Evening star., 1938-07-08
News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
OF the Capital
Mrs. Swanson Again Returns
To Camp on the Rapidan.
Mor6enthaus to Sail.

\ RS CLAUDE A. SWANSON, Of has
M returned in
short time in Washington havep
OF the months a the .whch
White
Herbert Hoover is of high
the small
The Secretary Of the Moenthau jr
Mrs Morgenhau
luncheon the Shoreham yesterday
OF Undersecrey
has been Washington will
where she will few days before
Mrs William Borah Washington
yesterday from her home in Idaho where she
Counselor the Walton
McCndish
McCandsh
o N.
Assistant Surgeon General the
Russell Russell
on Wyoming their
It. Col Gerald B. yhaveco
house Bethesda Nd oGrady
on
K OF Houston Tex are at the
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Mrs. Phelps Married
To 1t. F. Close
In Baltimore.

HE wedding yesterday afternoon
of Mrs. Katherine Fielding Phelps
and 1t. Forrest Close. U. S. N. is Of
much interest in Washington. where
both are well known. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. John Phelps.
former French consul. Of Baltimore.
and Mrs. Alma Turner Phelps of Fort
Worth, Tex. 1t. Close is the son of
Mrs. Nathaniel Bedford Forrest Close
OF Savannah, Ga, and the late Mr..
Close.
The wedding took place at o'clock
at the Baltimore home of the brides
father before an improvised altar in
the drawing room.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a long gown
of blue mousseline with large picture
hat Of blue. Her corsage was of
camelias.
Mrs. Edmond Sheppard Donoho of
Homeland. Baltimore, was the brides
only attendant and wore a chartreuse
green gown, and Mr.. Herbert Ford OF
Washington was best man.
After small reception, attended
only by members of the families and
close friends, the couple left for Savan-
nah to visit the bridegroom's mother
Later they gill go to Portland. Greg,
where 1t. Close will begin his duties as
executive officer of the U. S. S. Hull.
Mrs. Close will reside at the Coronado
Hotel in Coronado, Calf, when the
ship leaves for San Diego.
The bride attended st. Timothy's
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Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington
By the Way
Beth Blaine

for Mrs Nicholas onswor and her daughter Pauna according
friend who called vvacou Princess Alice
wood outside Cincinnati last week. where the Longws
early June.
1onsworth paulna passed two delightful
months at the same ranch and adoed the ouofdoors
quite a collection
Of blue ribbons trophies
Cincinnati has ample opportunity for daily
Mrs
who the Washington
society in her debunte days has returned
Paulna
Maggie her other victory
1t said that the 1oneworts will
when they will Cincinnati
DRIVING from day passed the
the Washington Cathedral route join
Phillip Powell at their mountain
Ridge always picks the pleasures
Of mountain camping when he in pleasures
Mrs Powell and their BY the way the
Powe had arranged for tour of English
and engaged Baltimore mail steamers
the steamship lines boats were taken off for European
Not at all dsmayed by the necessary change
Dean Powell who was Government m @ o. a0Sis @ are e lue
always finds time for the study Of
his vacation.
remain away from Washington for about
two months when they will return and
FINISHED traveller Numers son Of
the Counsellor Of the Legation of
engaged in the occupation of acquiring English
Of Finnish the
Johann who is most bright
and told of tn. marvellous advenu res
he had had
all that ne in Finland
Voyage-h he
when him the other Washington park with his tall
blond mother one OF the beauties the diplomatic CORPS
The smile had
enchanting
Johann instead
Of Hello o greeting.
WE'LL "Huvasi" Johann, until again.
siooHEL4 motor trip across the
summer OF gorgeous mountain painting
the elusive search of beauty
Robert Franklin his artist wife
casey Gates executive Phillips Art School
Just as they started the pleasing that their
paintings which had been
OF American Art show
OF the Municipal Committee attracting much
N'
Mr. and Mrs Gates
the National Exhibio ~
painting
Inc artists will return to Washington September
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Miss Harriet Reed
Weds Mr.. Shaw
In Chevy Chase.

MISS HARRIET ADELMA REED
and Mr.. Haylett Bigelow Shaw
were married Tuesday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Reed in Chevy Chase.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
graduates of American University The
bride has been on the staff of the
Montgomery Hills (Md.) High School
and Mr.. Shaw, who is the son of Mrs.
Shaw and the late Mr. Eugene Wesley
Shaw, is now in business in Chicago.
Only small company of friends
and relatives were present at the
wedding, which was performed by DR..
J. Hillman Hollister, pastor of the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
The bride chose for her wedding
q dress of white chiffon. The bodice
and short sleeves were tucked and the
skirt was long and very full. Her
wedding veil, which was of tulle, hung
from a coronet of rose point lace and
fen a little below her waist. Her
bouquet was of brides roses and lilies
Of the valley in cascade effect.
The brides only attendant was her
sister-in-law. Mrs. John Robert Reed.
She wore hoor-length dress of AQUA
marquisette made after the same
style as that Of the bride. She carried
an arm bouquet of summer, flowers
and wore a coronet of the same
flowers.
Mr.. Gail L. Shaw, the bridegroom's
brother, was best man.
The wedding was followed by a re-
eeption, after which the bride and
bridegroom left for an extended trip.
On their return they will 90 to Chi
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BOOker.McNish
Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Adelaide Nc
Nish to DR.. Henry G. Booker will take
place at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon in
st. Pauls Episcopal Church.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Arlington A. McCallum, pastor
Of the church, and will be followed by
a reception at the home Of the brides
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin G. Nc
Nish. of Somerset, Md, with whom she
has lived during the past year.
The wedding will be informal. The
only attendants will be Mrs. McNish,
who will be matron Of honor, and Mr..
McNish, who will be the best man.
After a wedding trip to New Eng
land the bride and bridegroom will
sail for England, where Dr. Booker
is member Of the faculty of Christ
College, Cambridge University.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Suburban Social Notes
Stedmans to Leave Takoma Park
For Trip to West Coast.

ER. AND MRS. ALFRED STED-
nu MAN with their children,
Carol Stedman and John
Stedman, of Takoma Park,
Md, left yesterday by motor for a
trip to the Pacific Coast.
On their way west they will visit
their son. Bruce Stedman. who is
spending the summer on cattle
ranch in Marsland. Nebr They will
then go to Seattle. Wash, to visit Mrs.
Stedman's sister Miss Eva Dingle and
her brother. Mr.. Harry Dingle, in
Port Orchard, Wash. They expect to
return to Takoma Park in a month
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coumbe of
Sligo Park Hills. Md. have left for
two months motor trip through
Canada.
Mrs. F. B. Kaye of South Hayes
street, Arlington, has left for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Goldsmith, at their home on
Long Island.
Mrs. Robert Milan and Miss Helen
Willett of Washington Grove, Md,
have left with Mrs. Milan's son, Mr.
Everett Milan, for Montreal, from
where Mr.. Milan will sail for a trip
to Europe He plans to visit the
Scandinavian countries and Holland,
returning early in September.
Miss Esther May Brown of Gates
vile, N. c., who is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Babcock and their
daughter, Miss Rosemary Babcock, at
their residence. Acredale, near Fairfax,
Va, had had many parties given in
her honor. Sunday she attended a
picnic party given in her honor at
Fords Beach, Md; Monday she was
one Of group who motored to Charles
Town, w, Va, to attend the races;
Tuesday Mrs. J. Harry Jenkyns enter
Evening star., 1938-07-08

School in Catonsville, Md, and she is
member of the Baltimore Junior
League. In recent years she has been
residing in Washington.
1t. Close was graduated in 1924
from the Naval Academy and received
his master of science degree from
Harvard in 1882 and his law degree
from George Washington University in
June. He has resided in Washington
for some time.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Residential Society News
Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman Goes
To Canada to Visit Galbraiths.

India and the Mediterranean coun-
tries before returning to America.
Mrs. David K. Holther, formerly
Miss LENA Kash Of Ogden, Utah. has
been the guest for fortnight Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Kelly Nash. Mrs
Kash and her daughter will motor to
Lexington, KY. before Mrs. Holther
returns to her home Mrs. Holther is
we'll known in music circles in the
Capital and was formerly a member
Of the faculty Of the Washington COL
lege OF Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon William Lar
iscy will return tomorrow from their
wedding trip to Atlantic City and will
reside at 1851 Brothers place Sc. Mrs.
Lariscy was before her marriage last
month, Miss Dorothy Marie Oden.
daughter OF Mrs. Florence E. Oden.
Mrs. Lariscy had as her only attend
ant at her wedding Miss Dorothy
Phode Pierce.
Mr.. Charles s. Doran has as his
guests at the Shoreham Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Goodman of Cotton, Calf,
who will remain for several days.
Mrs Thorn Valle has returned TO
her apartment at the Shoreham after
motor trip through the Great
Smokes and various points in the
South. Her daughter, Miss Joyce
Vale. remained in the city.
Mrs. Lille Madden has closed her
apartment at the Wardman Park Ho-
tel and is leaving for Atlantic City to
spend July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fisher have
left for Ocean City. Md. where they
will be at the Hotel Royalton for q
month.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Bride.Elect Feted.

Miss Catherine Hunaker. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas
Hunaker Of Arlington. whose wedding
to Mr.. Vernon Turner Of Alexandria
will take place September 3. was en-
tertained last night at a bridal shower
given by her aunt. Mrs. Ralph Berg
mann, Of Belleview Terrace in WASH
ington
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
William D. Lucas of Arlington and
Mrs. William McCathran Of WASH
ington.
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tanned at luncheon and bridge for
Miss Brown: Wednesday Mrs. Sig
mund Newman entertained at luncheon
and bridge for Miss Babcock and her
guest, and yesterday Miss Brown was
the guest of honor at a bridge party
given by Miss Catherine Ann Rucker.
Mrs. Bruce Walters is spending two
weeks with DR.. Anita Lotti and her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Lotti, at their
home. in Charlottesville, Va. She, with
Mr.. Walters. attended the opening
meeting of the Institute OF Public A.
fairs that is being held there.
Mrs. Frederick C.. Gilbert and her
daughters. Mrs Edward Miller, who is
home with her young daughter, Miss
Patricia Miller. from Shanghai, China
and Mrs. Sidney w. Tymeson of Ia
koma Park. and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. William Gilbert of San Fran
cisco. Calf, have just gone to New
Hampshire, where they will spend the
summer at their cottage on Lake
Sunapee
Mrs. Alice Bourdeau, mother of Mrs.
William Gilbert, will spend a part Of
the summer with them.
Prof and Mrs Harold E. Snide of
Collegedale, Tenn. are spending the
summer at the home of Mrs. Snide' S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland r.
Brooks, in Takoma Park. Prof. Snide,
who formerly resided in Takoma Park,
is teacher Of Bible and religious educa-
ton in the Southern Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey S. Clark of
Arlington, Va, announce the birth of
a daughter, Anna Jeannette. June %
in George Washington University
Hospital. Mrs. Clark is the former
Miss Jeanette Gawen of Arlington
County.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

a n RS. d. BUCHANAN MERRY
Nu MAN, who has been visiting
wv in New England, is now the
4 guest Of Capt. and Mrs Will
liam H. Galbraith at North Hadley,
Canada.
Canon and Mrs. Albert Hawley Lu-
cas- and their children have left the
Capital for West Harbor, Me-, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer at their place, Grand-Pre.
Mrs. William T. Hildrup. jr.. who
spent several months in Washington,
has left for Mount Pocono, Pa. where
she will remain until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Law Watkins and
their daughters, Gladys Marie, Eliza
beth and Anne, who spent some time
at New Haven. Conn, with Mr.. Wat
kins' brother -in-law and sister. Presi-
dent Charles Seymour of Yale Univer-
sity and Mrs. Seymour, are now at
their summer home at Cape Cod,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith are entertaining during the
month Of July Comdr. Robert Ellis
worth Thomas, U. S. N. who has Just
returned from Panama Comdr.
Thomas will leave August / for his
new post in Brementon, Wash.
Mr.. Jules Demonet and his bride,
the former Miss Henrietta Hanba of
Detroit and whose wedding took place
in that city last month. have returned
to their home in Detroit after a weeks
visit to the bridegrooms parents, Col.
and Mrs. Charles Demonet OF Cathe-
dral avenue, Massachusetts, Park.
Miss Julia B. Whiting has closed her
house at Middleburg. Va, and is now
at her summer home at Hulls Cove,
Me.
Miss Thelma Grant King and Miss
Genevieve E. Cooper will leave tomor-
row on motor trip to the Gaspe
Peninsula in Canada, where they will
remain until the end of August.
Miss M. Antoine Thomas. daughter
of Mrs. Hildred Thomas and the late
DR.. A. j. Thomas, has left for Oxford.
England, where she will spend the
summer taking courses in contempo-
~
working for her doctors degree at
Chicago University, will be abroad for
year and plans to visit in the Orient,
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Engagements of Interest
Miss Mary E. Cox to Be Bride
OF Edward A. Dent, Jr.

TINE engagement Of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Cox. daughter OF
Mrs. Daniel Joseph Cox and
4 the late Mr.. Cox, is announced
to Mr.. Edward Addison Dent, jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Addison Dent.
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Daughter Born.

Mr. and Mrs L. Kenneth Jones are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of their daughter, Eileen Ruth, at
GARFIELD Hospital. July 2. Mrs. Jones
was the former Miss Mildred Ogden
Ireland.
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University Of Kentucky and the Uni-
versity of Virginia. He Is q member
Of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember 10 in st. Paul's Church, Rock
Greek Parish.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Miss Mildred Irene Patterson
Engaged to Mr.. Thomas F. Dawson.

Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR LEE
PATTERSON announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Mildred
Irene to Mr., Thomas Fitzhugh Daw-
son, son of Mrs. Grace A. Dawson
and the late Mr.. Thomas F. Dawson.
Miss Patterson graduated from Gen.
tral High School and is now attending
George Washington University. where
she is a member of the Phi Mu So
rority
Mr. Dawson is graduate of Augusta
Military Academy and attended the
Evening star., 1938-07-08

Miss Charlotte Rosendorf
Bride Of Mr.. Benjamin Hurwitx.
MR. AND MRS. IsADORE ROSEN-
DORF announce the engagement,
OF their daughter Charlotte to Mr.
Benjamin Ralph Hurwitz. son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Hurwitz of this city.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

cago, where they will make their
future home.
The bride wore travelling suit OF
dusty rose-color material with a white
hat and bag.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
Miss Natalie Marie Ritter
To Wed Mr.. Leslie Wilson Higbie,

MR RS. ANGELA RITTER Of Wash-
ington announces the engage
ment Of her daughter Natalie Marie to
Mr.. Leslie Wilson Higbe. son of DR..
and Mrs E. c. Higbie of Bethesda, Md.
Miss Ritter is graduate of Teachers
College. Towson, Md, and is a mem
Der of the faculty of Kensington
School. Mr.. Higbie, a graduate of
the University of Illinois is a mem
Der Of Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

DHE June bug. that smooth brown
little thing that flies into your house
in the early summer, is not bug. 1t
is May beetle.
IHE scallop swims by the force
created when it opens and closes its
two half-shells with quick, clapping
movements. But it steers a blind,
cratic course through the water and
often travels in a circle. making it an
easy victim for other fish.
PROMPTED probably by the color of
their suits, two convicts got into an
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Stranger than Man

argument. "A" said zebras were white
with black stripes and ''B" said they
we're black with white stripes "A"
is right - the basic color of zebra
is white.
SEEING anything in very muddy
water is like looking for black cat in
a coal mine on a dark night. But cat
fish, because of their highly developed
sense of smell and taste, seem able to
find bait in the muddiest of waters.
Maybe they think that they smell
a rat!
fan KIN mo
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Don't you know that doctors
have discovered dandruff is
caused by u germ, and that Lis
terine Antiseptic kills it." she
continued. Then she showed me
how to apply Listerine to my scalp.
and gave me a vigorous and thor
ough massage. Exactly this same
treatment got results for 76% Of the
dandruff patients in a New Jersey
clinic" she said. ''Listerine pene-
trates the hair follicles and kills the
germ that causes dandruf1.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
Flower of Hell
Continvsd from pogs six

the seat and her eyes closed. she sang
happily, now and then taking draw
on a cigarette which the Marchese
furnished her from time to time,
freshly lighted.
Nothing in the world could have
pleased him more than her singing.
not only because she had sweet
voice, but because it made a pleasant
accompaniment for his thoughts.
Those thoughts were flying at a new
height, in a sort of stratosphere OF
happiness. For he saw way out OF his
old world into an extraordinarily new
and delightful existence where bigger
horizon would surround him. He had
mind which expanded to the thought
of the great opportunities which were
to come. 1t had seemed to him at one
time that Payne was a colossus of the
world and that even to get his car for
a moment would be an achievement
worth a lifetime of effort. Now it
seemed to him that the giant of the
world of crime and graft had shrunk
to quite normal proportions. He was
no more than a ladder by which the
Marchese could climb to loftier and
loftier heights. A mans influence. in
this land of liberty. may multiply
rapidly, and by geometric progress
sion Nocera saw himself advancing
to that wealth for which he hungered;
and yet money itself was far less to
him than the sense of control over
other people. Now that Elise was
subdued to his will. he loved her with
almost an honest passion.
That was why her singing made a
proper music for the Marchese's soul
as he shot the car down the long boule
ward toward the glow of Philadelphia.
He was going at such speed that he
was surprised when an ordinary stock
model of a popular automobile passed
him, then swung ahead of him. rather
brusquely, into his lane. Another car
of the same model drew up beside
him. And then both of them began
to slow, in unison.
The Marchese. caught in this close
pocket, put on the strong brakes to
duck out behind the second machine
and get into the open; but as he slowed
the other two cars braked with equal
violence.
He knew, then, what lay ahead of
him, and put his left hand into the
pocket of the car to find gun. But
glance into the sedan which was halt
ing beside him made him withdraw
the hand again. -Four men were in that
sedan, and all of them were looking
out through the glass toward him.
The illumination from the great lights
along the avenue showed their faces
to him dimly. like smudged charcoal
drawings.
That was why he was sitting pa
tiently and quietly behind the wheel
Evening star., 1938-05-08

when the four men climbed from their
automobile. From the car ahead.
three others descended. He had a
maniacal impulse to Chamber across
Elise and try to escape on the other
side of the car; but he realized in
stantly that fast as he could run and
dodge, the spray of bullets from sub
machine gun could travel still faster.
1t would be like trying to dodge the
let of water from garden hose. A
fatal drop or two was sure to strike
him down.
They opened the door. They we're
all men of one cut, like four dwarfs.
They we're all short and wide-shoul-
dered. They all looked too warmly
dressed for the time of year. They
stood with their chins down, like
prizehghters ready to give or to re-
ceive blows. And they had their hands
in their overcoat pockets. d.
"Have a word with you, buddie?"
asked the fellow who had opened the
door.
The Marchese glanced at Elise. Her
head was still leaning back against
the seat. Her eyes we're closed. In her
pleasant oblivion she still sang an
almost wordless. almost inaudible
music. She was a little white of face.
Otherwise no one could have guessed
that anything was wrong.
The Marchese was moved by an
emotion which never had stirred in
him before. He leaned. lifted her hand
to his lips, and murmured: Elise,
there is a sudden change in plans. l
may not be able to 90 on with you ..
important business terribly
sorry adieu
''Adieur' murmured the girl. with
out opening her eyes.
He wished that she would look at
him once. but perhaps it was better
that he should disappear from her life
at moment when he was portion of
a pleasant dream. For the Marchese
knew, with an almost Absolute GER
tainty. that he was about to die.
He turned, closed the door of the
automobile. and faced them.
OK" said the leader of them
you're coming along with US"
ITO see a friend?" smiled the
Marchese
Friend? Yeah, he's great friend
of yours" was the answer. Steve, you
take that car back. You know where.
Tony. you 60 along with him. Every
thing easy. easy. easy. with the gal.
Get it? That gives you and me
room in the back seat, buddie."
And he ushered the Marchese into
the adjoining sedan. Two more men
huddled into the front seat. The doors
slammed. The air inside was thick
with cigarette smoke.
The Marchese looking back through
(Contievsd On poos 12)
Evening star., 1938-05-08
"DANDRUFF HAD Me
IN DESPAIR UNTIL"

had tried everything for my
dandruff but my hair got duller
and drier. Jim. my husband. had
a bad case too. was wondering
what to do next when Florence
Casey dropped in. Florence is a
nurse, so her opinion on medical
matters counts. why, those ordi-
nary remedies you're using aren't
even antiseptic." she chortled.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

kept up the Listerine treatment.
once a day for the rest of the
month. My hair-my scalp, he
gan to feel 50 fresh, 50 healthy,
50 young! The itching and burn
ing stopped amazingly soon- At the
erfd of that time there wasn't trace
of dandruff. For Jim, Listerine got
even quicker results. His barber,
too, says it's wonderful.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Der. this same Listerine treat
ment, used twice a day by
patients in a New Jersey clinic,
resulted in either complete dis
appearance of, or marked i'm
provement in, the symptoms
of 1915 of the dandruff pa
tients by the end of four
weeks! You, too, can get rid
of dandruff with Listerine.
LAMBERT PaARGAcAL Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
The Washington times., 1938-02-28
Dog Rest Room
Urged in Capitol

SALEM. Ore, Feb. % U.N.S0.
II suggestions made in a letter
to Secretary Of State Smell are
adopted, Oregon's new State Cspi.
tol Building will be the "doggiest"
in the country.
A Jackson county resident sug.
gested there should be a rest
room for dogs in the basement"
of the new Capitol, where visitors
may leave their pets while on
business.
The Washington times., 1938-02-28

HILLSDALE. Mich. Feb. 90 Il.
N.S0.-Hillsdale College freshman
Class president, RlCIIaru aayco,
was en- route to Edmonton, Alta,
today to begin q 2,000-mile dog
sled and canoe expedition into
Northern Canada and Alaska in
an effort to gain evidence to sup
port the theory Of prehistoric
Asiatic migrations into North
America.
Hayes brother, Alde1 a Univer-
sity of New Mexico student, and
The Washington times., 1938-02-28
VAST CAPABILITIES

For she is not one of the slender
voiced sisterhood who can be
made, vocally, by the microphone.
She has fine, large lyric soprano
voice that once was notable for
its beautiful quality, its healthy
range and its especial adaptable
ity to the French language and
literature.
Yesterday Miss Moore was III
0t ease. There was a tendency to
sing slightly below the pitch. The
tone was not always impeccably
focused. At moments it was warm,
luscious, full, with that vibrant
timbre that tugs at the heart
strings. But its beauty was I'M
evenly displayed; and this is mat
ter for regret, since she is by natu-
raj gift the best Of the several
film prima donnas, and an Ameri-
can to boot.