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Evening star., 1938-03-06
Baltimore to Get
Lunts' PlaV.

THE Theater Guild will present the
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne
production of Chekhov's comedy, THE
Sea Gull" at Ford's Theater, Balti-
more, for four nights beginning We'd
nesday, March l6. with matinees
Thursday and Saturday. This will
be a world premiere and it likewise
for the first time brings the Lunts to
Baltimore twice in one season. From
Baltimore the company will 60 direct
to New York. opening at the Shubert
Theater on March 81, where the play
will be alternately presented with
'Amphitryon 38" for. the rest of the
season.
The version to be used was trans
lated by Stark Young. novelist and
drama critic, and the play is directed
by Robert Milton. Robert Edmond
Jones has designed the stage settings.
Lynn Fontanne will be seen as Trina
and Alfred Lunt as Trigorin. AS is
always the case, the Lunts have sur
rounded themselves with a brilliant
and distinguished group Of players,
a few Of whom have been with them
for the last several seasons.
The selection by the Lunts Of this
play, which is unquestionably one Of
the greatest Of modern classics and
the greatest Of Chekhov's comedies,
follows their usual wont-to choose
each new offering from plays that
are quite different from any in which
they have heretofore appeared:
Evening star., 1938-03-06

That was not true In the case OF
such Behrman plays Is Rain From
Heaven" and End of Summer" which
had something incisive to say, and
said 1t incisively. fear that, despite
everything, liberals disease. that
strange spiritual ailment that tends
to make its victims vague and con-
fused in their advocacy Of even the
worthiest causes, is threatening Mr..
Behrman.
As for MIR. Lonsdale, he is In no
danger of catching any such ailment.
AS long as the Duke Of Hampshire
gives house parties, the port and the
cocktails are served regularly, the
hunting season is good one. Reg
gle, Hugo and Nancy can think UP
q few more epigrams about infldelity,
and the duchess can win back her
errant husband from Liz Pleydell, not
even a Neville Chamberlain can upset
the empire and its stalwart defender,
Frederick Lonsdale. And I must say
that I find it all very pleasant. In
the interest of fairness, I wish that
poor Liz Pleydell were given more
of a chance, particularly when the
attractive and heroic Miss Viola Keats
plays that battered lady so courage
ously. But with Mr.. Lonsdale rewrit-
ing his favorite plays so mellowly.
with Miss Ina Claire at the top of
her magnificent form as the heroine,
and with Miss Keats portraying the
much vanquished villainess attrac-
lively, the theater seems . pleasant
sort Of refuge, deserving Of our ap-
proval.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Many Films
Get Stone
Efforts
George Played
In All Types
OF Movies.

FEW big stars can boast that
n they have led the casts Of sew
~ eral great pictures. but no
4 \ star has contributed impor-
family to the success of as great .
number Of film hits rs George Stone.
Stones entry into pictures was In
Seventh Heaven" in which he scored
a hit second only to that Of the leads,
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell
Weary River" THE Racket" Front
Page" Little Caesar" "Cimarron," !"
Viva Villa" and Frisco Kid are
only . few of the big ones in which
he played major roles.
If one were to consider those In
which he played parts which did not
contribute 80 strongly to the success
Of the picture in which they figured,
because he played minor characters,
the list would become q catalogue of
great screen successes. For a combi-
nation Of hit picture and memorable
part, he considers his greatest pictures
were Little Caesar" and "Cimarron,"
respectively. Since the former, he has
appeared In several others with its
star. Edward G. Robinson, and now
Is playing an important part in Rob-
inson's latest. That is the Damon
Runyon comedy success, "A Slight
Case OF Murder"
Stone was born in LOdz, Poland.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Stars Demur
.AtTOOWild
Comedy
Anti.Slapstick.
Mood Settles
On Players.
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD

f1OLL1 WOoD.
~ HE revolt of the sophisticates is
on. Cary Grant, Irene Dunno.
Carole Lombard, Claudette
L Colbert-to name q few lead
ers in the screen craze that caused
once dignifled performers to unbend
and romp like children-say they're
through with "streamlined" slap-stick.
If these stars mean business. an
eccentric cycle that produced such
odd but fascinating entertainment as
THE Awful Truth" Nothing Sacred"
and Bringing Up Baby" will slip into
the screen limbo that cradles tear
jerking mother themes, horror stories
and many other film crezes that
quickly outlived their usefulness as
fan bait.
Grant is leader of the actor rebel
lion against all this romantic buf-
feting. Just returned from trip
through the South, Grant says the
impressions he gained from contacts
with ticket buyers form conclusive
evidence the public would like to see
its favorites return to serious drama.
I've had more than enough of
that slap-stick myself" said the rangy
star who has successfully appeared in
Topper" THE Awful Truth, Bring
ing Up Baby" and who is now about
to undertake a similarly fantastic role
in Holiday"
After Holiday want to be seri-
Gus for long, long time"
Irene Dunno is another who says
enough's enough. She's just finished
The Joy of Living" which seems to
be continuation Of the roistering
mood she expressed in THE Awful
Truth" -Claudette Colbert will turn
serious after "Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife," and even Carole Lombard, who,
seems indelibly typed as oomedienne
after those wild foravs in TRUE Con-
fession" and Nothing Sacred" has
gone on q hunt for stories minus q
heroine who gets kicked and punched
against the scenery.
But movie fans who crave the boy
slap-girl scenario stil may get an
occasional morSel thrown their way
because there are three feminine
stars who would give months salary
apiece to land suitable slap-stick
vehicle. Katharine Hepburn's ap-
petite for this sort of thing was
merely whetted by Bringing Up
Baby" She wants more. Barbara
Stanwyck, long bowed down by tragic
impersonations, believes she could be
very funny--and more popular-in
such predicaments-and even Garbo
was caught perusing some extremely
light literature recently.
Copyright, 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Allianc:, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Movies for Prison.

Educational motion pictures are to
be shown in Wakefield Prison. in Eng
land.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

dOILI WOOD.
. HE revolt of the sophisticates is
on. Cary Grant, Irene Dunno.
Carole Lombard, Claudette
L Colbert-to name q few lead
Evening star., 1938-03-06

May 23. 1908. He fled from that coln.
try with his parents as q child to
escape the death threat Of . series Of
pogroms which had resulted already
in the burning Of his family home and
wheat fields. Raised on the East Side.
New York. he got into shubert shows,
the Winter Garden and in vaudeville
via comedy hoofing perfected "on the
sidewalks Of New York"-literAlly.
While dancing he was also doing pro-
fessional boxing when opportunity Of
fered. a. . bantamweight. The COM
Ing OF the talkie opened up the picture
profession for him, and . tidy for
tune he has since accumulated by
keeping busy year after year. on an
average Of 20 pictures per season.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Program Rumples !.
Walter, O'Keefe. - :.

CTUDIO audiences at Hollywood
Mardi Gras" see two Walter
O'Keefe's at each broadcast.
At the start Of the program Walter
is the impeccable Broadwayite, tie and
scarf pin in place, handkerchief neatly
folded in his breast pocket. AS the
show progresses. however. he warns
up The scarf pin disappears. then the
collar comes open. A few minutes
later the tie is of. A spotless black
and-white handkerchief is snatched
out and knotted about his neck
At the closing line Walter has the
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Different Answer.

THE Pat of the Pick and Pat" pro-
gram, in an effort to show a thing
or two to his production manager,
Frank Mcmahon, dismantled and
moved q model house from New York
to Gloucester Courthouse, Va. There
he reassembled it, named it Sandy
Knowe after an original grant given
by Thomas Jefferson. Recently, Nc
Mahon bought 20O-acre farm few
miles away from Pats. A neatly
painted sign declares its name to be
Sandy Yes.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
SATURDAY

Jack Holt In
Roaring Tmbers."
western Gold"
Walter Winchell and
Ben Bernie In
Love and Hisses."
"Quick Money"
Manhattan Merry.
Qo-Round."
Buck Jones In
Hollywood
Roundup"
Dick Foran and Ann
Sheridan in ''She
Loved . Fireman"
wallace Beery In
Bad Man Of
Birthstone"
This Is Ny Affair"
Non Stop-New
York" Cartoon.
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young in
Paradise for Three" I"
J. Barrymore in
Bulldog Drummond
Comes Back"
1T Cover the War;"
and Sophie Lang
Goes West"
| "Everybody's
Doing It."
City Girl"
Shirley Temple and
Adolphe Menjou in
Little Miss Marker"
wallace Beery in
Bad Man Of
Birthstone"
Pat O'Brien in
"Submarine D-l."
Tim Tyler's Luck" !"
Buck Jones in
Black Aces"
No. 2. Dick Tracy"
Mira m Hopkins in
Wise Girl"
wild West Boys"
jeanette Mcdonald In
"Fireny." "45
Fathers" News.
"Under Suspicion"
and "Everybody's
Doing IT."
Evening star., 1938-03-06
MONDAY

AONDA u
"Merry-Go-Round Of
1928" and Flight for
Your Lady"
Wayne Morris in
Love Honor and
Behave"
wallace Beery in
Bad Man Of
Birthstone" ,.
walter Wincheil and
Ben Bernie In
Love and Kisses"
Miriam Hopkins and
Ray Milland in
Wise Girl"
Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall in
The hurricane"
Walter Connolly and
Jean Parker in
"Penitentiary.
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Mickey Rooney In
"Thoroughbreds
Don't Cry"
Jane Withers in
"45 Fathers" and
This Way Please"
wise Girl"
"Thirty-Nine Steps,"
Popeye.
Dick Powell and
Rosemary Lane in
HOLLYWOOD Hotel"
Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall in
Hurricane"
Phil Reean in
Manhattan Merry
Go-Round." Comedy.
Grace Moore and
MELVIN Douglas in
"1ll Take Romance" !"
Fred Astaire and
Burns and Allen in
"Damsel in Distress"
Edward G. Robinson
in Last CANISTER"
Judge Priest" News.
Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall In
Hurricane"
Walter Winchell and
Ben Bernie in
Love and Kisses"
Lewis Stone In
you're Only Young
Once"
Joe E. Brown in
Fit for a King" and
abraham Lincoln" :"
All-star foreign cast
in
Peter l."
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young In
Paradise for Three" ="
Dorthv Lamour in
Hurricane"
Cartoon.
Mae West. Edmund
Lowe in Every
Days q Holiday"
Dick Powell and
Frances Langford in
HOLLYWOOD Hotel"
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Mannequin."
Powell and 10y in
Double Wedding"
Disney's Revue.
Frederic March and
Francisco Gaal In
"Buccaneer."
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts"
Boris Karloh in
THE Invisible
Menace"
Fred Astaire and
Burns and Allen in
"Damsel in Distress. y
Alice Faye and George
Murphy in You're a
Sweetheart"
100 Men and =
Girl" and DANGER
Love at Work
Charles Boyer and
Claudette Colbert in
"Tovarich."
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
'Manneouin.
Fred AStaire and
Burns and Allen in "A
Damsel in Distress
Myrna 10y
In
MAN prnnf -
Allan Jones and
Judy Garland In
Everybody Sing"
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Mannequin."
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Wallace Beery in
Bad Man OF
Birthstone.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

Alice Faye and George
Murphy in you're
a Sweetheart"
Eleanor Powell
in
"Rosalie."
Brian Ahearne and
Olivia de Havilland in
The Great Garrick."
Pat O'Brien
in
Submarine D-1."
Elizabeth Bergner in
Dreaming Lips"
I'm Hot Water"
Dick Powell and
Frances Langford in
Hollywood Hotel"
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
'Tovarich."
Clarke Gable and
Wallace Beery in
Hell Divers"
Barbara Stanwyck in
Breakfast for Two"
Born to Be Wild"
All-star foreign cast
in
peter l."
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Mannequln."
Ann Sheridan in
Patient in Room ] s."
Cartoon and News.
Walter Winchell and
Ben Bernie in
Love and Kisses"
Joel McCrea and
Frances Dee in
wells Fargo"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Limitation OF Life"
One Mile from
Heaven"
Frederic March and
FRANCESCA GAal in
"Buccaneer."
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts"
freddie bartholomew
in Captains
COURAGEOUS"
Ann Neaele and
Anton Walbrook in
Victoria the Great"
Walter Winchell and
Ben Bernie in
Love and Kisses
Will Rogers in DIR.
Bull. Live. Love
and Learn"
Edward G. Robinson
in
Last CANISTER"
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young in
Paradise for Three"
Gary Cooper in
Life OF 4 Bengal
Lancer"
George Arliss in
Doctor Syn" and
Jungle Princess"
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda in II
Met My Love Again"
Mae West and Edmund
Lowe in Every Days
a Holiday"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Fred Astaire and
Burns and Allen in
sHA - al - Dfrt.~
Evening star., 1938-03-06
TUESDAY

DA va NSCn w AoW A.
The Great 0ambini."
Claudette Colbert and |
Charles Boyer in
"Tovarich."
Mae west and Edmund
Lowe in Every Days
. Holiday"
Dorothy Lamour and /
Jon Hall in
Hurricane"
Eleanor Powell
IN
"Rosalie."
Brian Ahearne and |
OLIVIA de Havilland in
The Great Garrick."
Edward @. RobinsonI
in
The Last Gangster,"
Edward G. Robinson
in Last CANISTER"
Judge Priest" News.
Dick Powell and
Frances Langford in
Hollywood Hotel"
Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer in
'Tovarich."
Lewis Stone in |
you're Only Young
Once !
Barbara Stanwyck I'M
Breakfast for Two"
Born to Be Wild"
All-star foreign cast
Peter l."
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
'Mannequin."
Dorthy Lamour in
"Hurricanen
Cartoon.
Walter Winchell and
Ben Bernie In
Love and Kisses"
Dick Powell and
Frances Langford in
HOLLYWOOD Hotel"
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Mannequin."
Imitation Of Life"
"One Mile from
Heaven"
Frederic March and
Francisco Gaal in
"Buccaneer."
Walter Huston and
James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts"
Freddie Bartholomew
in Captains
COURAGEOUS"
Ann Neaele and
Anton Walbrook in
Victoria the Great"
Alice Fa ye and George
Murphy in You're a
Sweetheart"
Will Rogers in "Dr.
Bull" Live. Love
and Learn.
Edward G. Robinson
in
Last CANISTER"
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Manneouin."
Gary Cooper in
Life of . Bengal
Lancer"
George Arliss in
Doctor Syn" and
jungle Princess"
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda in I
Met Ny Love Again"
Joan Crawford and
Spencer Tracy in
"Mannequin."
Carole Lombard and |
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession.
Fred Astaire and
Burns and Allen in
"Damsel in Distress
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK or MAR. 8

WEEK or MAR. 8
Academy
9Th and 9 sts. sc.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apollo
624 Il st. NE.
Arcade
Ayattsyllle. Nd.
Ashton
Arlington. W.
Avalon
6612 Connecticut Ave.
Avenue Grand
GAS Pa. Ave. Sc.
Calvert
e324 Wisconsin Ave-
Cameo
Mount Rainier. No.
Caroline
11th and NC. Ave. 9: E.
Central
42b 9th St. NV:
Circle
21ob Pa. Ave. NV:
colony
Ga. Ave. and FarraEut
Congress s1shGls sSst snd
Portland St: Sc:
Dumborton
1343 Wis. Ave. NV
Foirlown
Anacostia. D. c.
Hippodrome
K near 9th
Home
18th and c sts. NE.
Jesse
18th mr.. r. I. Ave. NE
Lee
Falls Church. Va.
Lido
1927 NJ St. NV.
Little
9th between F and g
Marlboro
Marlboro. Md.
Milo
Rockville, Nd.
Newton
18th & Newton sts. NE.
Palm
Del Ray. W.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. sc.
Princess
18th and H SITS. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
3n3O 14th St. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. l. Sheridan st
Stanton
9Th and c SITS. NE.
Stote
Bethesda. Nd.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
1o4 r. I. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
TivoIi
14th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. & Newark st.
Wilson
Arlington. Va.
York
Ga. Ave. 4 Quebec Pl.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
FRIDAY

Ronald Colman in
Lost Horizon" and |
Behind the Mike"
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda In II
Met Ny Love Again"
Mickey Rooney In
"Thoroughbreds
Don't Cry"
wallace Beery in
Bad Man Of
Birthstone"
Buck Jones In
Hollywood
Round-up."
Mary Boland and Ann
Sothern In There
Goes the Grocm."
Anne Neagle and
Anton Walbrook in
Victoria the Great"
Joan Bennett and
Henry Fonda in I'll
Met My Love Again"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Garbo and Boyer In
Conquest" Also
"Cash and Garry"
Dick Powell and
Rosemary Lane in
Hollywood Hotel"
Carole Lombard and
! Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
Mae west and Edmund
Lowe in Every Day S
. Holiday"
Jack Oakie and Lily
Pons in Hitting q
New High"
Myrna 10y and
Franchot Tone in
Man Proof"
Phil ReRan In
Manhattan Merry
0o-Round."
Bob Burns and
Martha Raye in
Mountain Music"
John WAYNE and
Marsha Hunt in
Born to the West"
Dick Powell and
FRANCES bangofd IN
HOLLYWOOD Hotel"
Bob Steele in
Doomed at
Sundown."
Nelson Eddy
in
"Rosalie."
All-star foreign east
! Peter l."
Edward G. Robinson
in Last GanRster."
Cartoon and News.
| Charles Boyer and
Claudette Colbert in
..Tovarich."
Joan Crawford and
| Spencer Tracy in
| "Mannequin."
''Thoroughbreds
! Don't Cry" and
Hollywood Cowboy"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray in
True Confession"
The Duke Comes
/ Back" Yours for
the Asking"
Virginia Bruce in
"Arsene Lupin
Returns"
William Powell In
"Annabella Baroness
and the Butler"
/ Gilbert Roland and
| Marsha Hunt in
Thunder Trail"
Denna Durbin in
I"I0O Men ard a Girl"
Hold EN- Navy"
Charles Laughton and
Charles Ruggles in
"Ruggles of RedGap.'
Warner Baxter and
Joan Bennett in
"Vogues of 1928.
Pat Patterson in
"Fifty-second Street"
High Flyers"
Bob Burns and
Jack Oakie in
Radio City Revels."
Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall in
THE Hurricane
Edward G. Robinson
in
Last CANISTER"
Frank Morgan and
Robert Young in
Paradise for Three"
Humphrey Bogart and
Frank McHugh in
Swing Your Lady
Joan Crawford and
SpencE Tracy in
Ma fiheouin."
Boris Karlo1 in
The Invisible
Menace"
Evening star., 1938-03-06

hanky stuffed down his neck. his hair
is tousled and his clothes Is rumpled
as il he had been in q street fight.
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
65 Recreation
CenterS Will
Open Julyl

Sixty-five recreation centers, 10
Gated in strategic positions
throughout the city, will be
opened to the public beginning
July l, Mrs. Elizabeth Peoples, di-
rector Of the Community Center
Department announced today.
The work is to be carried on under
the new coordinated program with
Louis Barrett in charge.
Seventy-five white and 40 col.
ored playground leaders and play
instructors from the WPA will be
in charge of the centers. Mrs.
Peoples said, adding that every
WaShingtonian, from children of
pre-school age to adults will be
welcome.
Centers will be opened every
day but Sunday and half day on
Saturday. Departments partici-
pating in the program include:
The Department of Fairgrounds
municipal Center under Miss
Sybil Baker,; the National Park
Office, under C. Marshall Finnan
and the Board of Education (Com-
munity Center Department under
Mrs. Peeples).
Lists Of recreation centers will
be published later, Mrs. Peoples
said.
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
Mary Fowler
WidOW Was Daughter
of Va. Pioneers

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fowler, SO,
widow of George w. Fowler, for
mer superintendent of the Congress
Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church, died yesterday at her resi-
dence, 1858 Maple View Pl. s. E.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Fowler was the daughter of Albert
v. Conway and Susan Cole Con-
way, whose families were promi-
nently identified with Virginia his
tory. She was educated in the
District. Mr.. Fowler died here in
1906.
She was member of the Order
of the Eastern Star, and of the
Anacostia Methodist Church.
Funeral services will be held TO-
morrow at 2::30 p. m. at her resi-
dence with the Rev. George Fow-
ler, her son, officiating. He is
the pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church in Oak Park,
Ill. Also participating in the
rites will be Rev. John A. Fort,
pastor of the Anacostia M. E.
Church. Interment will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Besides the Rev. George Fowler
she leaves seven other children,
William D. Fowler, Walter L. and
Albert c. Fowler, Mrs. Maude C..
Tate, Mrs. Gertrude v. Brasse,
Laura and Alice I. Fowler, nine
grandchildren and several great
grandchildren.
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
Maj. Brown
u. S. Air Officer Dies
In San Francisco

Major CORTLAND M. Brown, Air
Corps, U. s. A., is dead at Letter
man General Hospital, San Fran
cisco, Cal, the War Department
announced today.
Born in Natick, Mass, December
6, 1894, Major Brown served in the
Signal Reserve Corps from Oc-
tober, 1917, to August, 1918, when
he was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the air service. He
was promoted to first lieutenant
two years later and was made a
captain in 1884. He attained ma
jority December IL, 1887.
Major CORTLAND was a graduate
of the Air Service Balloon and Air
ship School in 1923; the Air Serv-
ice Advanced Flying School, spe-
cial observation course; Air Corps
Technical S hool, Photographic
course; Air Corps Primary Flying
School.
Surviving is his widow, Mrs.
Courtland M. Brown, of Moffett
Field, Cal.
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
John Bradley
Mass Set
Tomorrow

Requiem mass for John Henry
Harry" Bradley, retired funeral
director, who died Sunday at his
residence, sis Seventh st. N. E.,
will be celebrated tomorrow morn
ing at 9 a. m. at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, with the Rev.
Edward P. McAdams as celebrant.
Interment will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Born in Westminster, Md, Mr..
Bradley was the son of John H.
Bradley and Augusta Walstrum
Bradley. He came to Washington
at the age of 10 and later entered
the undertaking business. He re-
tired II years ago.
He was a former member of the
Eagles, the ElkS, the old Colum-
bia Fishing Club, and the Holy
Name Society.
Surviving is his widow, Mrs.
Annie B. O'Connell Bradley, whom
he wed in this city As years ago;
a daughter, Mrs. Robert T. Creel,
and three grandchildren, Merle,
Dorothy and John Creel, all of
Washington.
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

- Sidney Gsrtlsr. rs, 1853 Mintwood Pl
y. W., and Rose D. Bochner, "a, 252i
Ontario Rd. N. W.
James L. williams, 81. s12 1nds
Pott, is, 1912 Independence Ave. S. W
French P. Grimes, 81, 3s52 Park Pl
n. W, and Alice L. Teates, ~, 1642 U
George W. sharman, %, s1s1 st
y. w. and Carolyn E. Simmons, 81. 2111
Morris Fagelson, 90, Alexandra, Va.
and Violet S. Wool, 80, 7O1 Seventh St
William L. McKImmie, 81. 79s Jsffer
son St. N W.. ana Mary 1. Craig. 49,
1915 Trinidad Ave. N. e.
Beard, %, both of Chambersburg. Pa.
..iSS Edward l. Madigan. 2S. 451s Thir
2S, s237 Hiatt Pl. N. W.
=, Glen c. Leach, jr., 21, b71O First St
Quackenbos st. N. W.
Wilbur l. Scarborough, "a, 1910 Irv'
1927 Sixteenth St. N. W.
Jack Hewlett, "a, 1920 Rhode Island
Ave. N. W., and Harriet N. Jones. 81
lis' Fay Hughes Si IS. e 141s Rhode Island
Ave. NJ. w, and Jane l. Egan, SO. 144G
Rhode Island Ave. N. w.
Daniel J. Hazleton, rs, s27 Underwood
st. y. W., and Muriel M. Matott, 90
Leslie R. Anderson, 81, and Nell M. L
White, 26, both of 16 Fourth st. N. e.
William H. Blair, 81. 1902 Van NeSs
st; N. W, and Bernics R.. Beam, 81
1885 N st. N. W.
James A. Morrison, 20, 1929 Connects
Mt Mt 1ys csrmsl M W. Hs and Helen l. Strauss 2s
James MassanelIa, "A, 1858 Holbrook
The Washington times., 1938-06-28
MRS. RADzIEvICH
DIES HERE At ST.
WAS D, C. native
Former Marie MarSden
Was Wed in 1888

Mrs. Maria Marsden Radzievich,
81, wife of DR.. Joseph Radzievich,
died yesterday at Providence Hos
pital following an illness of two
weeks.
Mrs. Radzievich was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Annie T. Marsden and
the late Henry A. Marsden, of
this city. She was born in Wash
ington and was a graduate of st.
Patrick's Academy, later attend
ing Columbus University.
She was wed to DR.. Radzievich
in 1898 at the Shrine of the Sa-
cred Heart, by Msgr. Michael A.
Ready, head of the National Cath
olic Welfare Conference. Mrs.
RadzieVich, prior to her marriage,
was Msgr. Ready's secretary. She
made her home in Minersville,
Pa, where DR.. Radzievich is a
practicing physician.
Services will be held tonight at
1929 Ninth st. N. w., with the
Rev. Russell A. Phelan officiating.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at IL a. m. in
st. Francis Church, MinersVille,
by the Rev. Claws, pastor. Inter
ment will be in the church Gem
etery.
Besides her mother and hus-
band, she leaves daughter, Mary
Ann, 31a, two sisters, the Misses
Esther and Frances Marsden, and
two brothers, Whelan and Am
broSe MarSden.