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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

vatelskym projektem WPA,
jsou knihy 1.-THE Jews of New
York" "The Germans of New
York" a 1.-THE Italians in New
York;. Pozdeji budou VIDA
ny "The Portuguese of New
England. Spisovatelske pro-
Jekty v Delaware, New Yorku.
New Jersey, Maryland9. I'LL
nois, Ohiu a Michiganu v9nuif
cas- vyhradn6 dejinam etnolo-
glckych skupin t9chto stan.
Hlavnf pracf federalnfho
spisovatelskeho projektu ie
pfiprava serie American Guide
z nfz bylo vydano uz ash $50
svazku. Ucelem tohoto dfla je
pOdati americke vefejnosti YER
ny obraz zeme- pfirody, prn-
myslu, historickeho pozadf a
kulturnfho a socialnfho zivota.
Pc SVEN ukoncenf Dude tato
serie zahrnovati nejen samo-
statne svazky pro kazdy re 48
stat1 a pro Alasku a Puerto
Rico, ale i cetae svazky v6no-
vane vyhradne riznym velko-
mestGm, zvlaste zajfmavJm o.
kresIm a ddlezitym silnicnfm
spojkam. Krone svazkn liz
vydanych Dude serie obsaho-
vati jeste asi $50 dodateenych
svazk1.
Prave vydana New York
Panorama" je prvnim svazkem
trojdilneho prGyodce pc mest9
New Yorku. Stat, havana
New York Symphony, jedna
o vsech narodnostnich skupi-
mach, z nichz sc sklada tato
americka metropolis. Jsou to
Anglicane, Belgicane, Cesi,
Danove, Finove, Francouzi,
Holandane, Italove, Ircane,
Litevci, Litvini, Madari, Mem
CT, Polaci, Portugalci, Rakusa-
ne, Rumuni, Rusove, Rekove.
Skotove, Spanele, svedove, Sy-
fane, Turci, Eide a j.
Jine vydane jiz svazky jsou
idaho: A Guide in Word and
Picture, Massachusetts,: A
Guide to It's Places and Peo-
ple", Rhode Island: A Guide
to the Smallest State. gu. S.
No. 1" pIvodce pc slavne
U. S. Highway Route, silnici,
pocinajici v Maine, probihaji-
CT mesty New Yorkem, Filadel-
fiji, Baltimorem "a Washingto-
mem a koncicf pod palmami
Floridy.
Federalnf projekt spisovatel-
sky zamestnava asi $500 spi.
sovatelI a kancelarskJch sill, z
nichz 95 procent kdysi bralo
podporu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Psvkyns, Krasova, po druhe
do u. 6. A.

Prazsky 6. S. pfse: Ones G
polednach odleti clenka Ma.
rodnfho divadla, altistka Mar
ia Krasova, letadlem do Pa
rize, ably den ma to nastoupila
lodi president Harding svou
druhou cestu do Spojenyck
StatG.
Umelkyne vystoupf nejprve
v Metropolitan opere v New
Yorku v nekolika operach sve.
toveho repertoire, nacez pod.
nikne koncertn1 a opernf turne
Spojenymi Staty. Do Prahy sc
vrat1 koncem roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Ucitelska unie.

Ash 1000 clenG Chicago
Teachers unie oslavovalo PRIV
nj vyrocf zalozenf ucitelske u
ME z peti organisacf, ktera do
stala cislo 1. American Fede-
ration of Teacheds.
PTedseda unie John Fewkes
a nekolik TecnfkG vytycilo
prednOsti organisace a bylo
Teceno, re unie ma pfitomne
$500 clenG, vlastne clenkyn,
nebot vetsinou jsou ucitelky v
uni zastoupeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

Y Chicago O rozvod zalujf
James Edward Prchal. Krone
rOzvodu chce pTircenf domaci-
no zaTizenf a zivotnfch pojis-
tex, ktere pry 81 jeho manzel-
ka Harriet nepravem privlast-
Mia.
Ma zaklade tyranf domaha
Sc rozvodu Mildred Popelkova
z Maywoodu, cd sveho muze
Josefa. Krone rozvodu chce
ably il vsechny til deti zIstaly
ma vychovanf a ably muz sc O
ne musel pTfslusnym prfspev-
KEN ma vyzivu starati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Ctyri podezreni z vrazdy.

Tajemna vrazda, jejfz obeti
stal Sc DIR. Charles H. Lee, rex
tor historickeho kostela ma O.
strove ST. Simmons, ktera byla
spachana pred osmi mesfci, je
rozfesena, jak Sc mysli, zatce-
MIN ctyr muz1.
Diva OPERATOR resortn ma O.
strove a diva cernosi u Savan-
nah, Ca, byli zatceni a obzalo-
vani re ~zastrelili pastora. Je-
den z cernochG sc primal, Re
byl najat s druhym cernochem,
ably zastfelil stareho pastoral.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Federalni spisovatelsky pro-
jekt hodnoti narodnosti, jez
tvofi Ameriku.

American Guide, serie
kniznlch svazkI, pripravenych
federalnlm projektem spisova-
tell pr WPA, venuje nemalou
pozornost kontribucim, jimiz
prisp6ly k budovani Ameriky
RUNE zdejsf narodnostnf sku-
piny narozene v zahranici. Ac-
koli byla jiz spousta poznatkn
0 r1znych techto skupinach "a
fazena do statnich a mistnich
brozurek, sepsanych spisova-
tell pri WPA, pTedmet sam je
pfilis rozsahly, nez ably bylo
mono zhostiti Sc no tlmto zpG
sobem. z toho dnvodu VIDA
va WPA celou Tadu knih, We
novanych vyhradne prist6hova
leckym skupinam a postavenf,
Ike kteremu Sc v mistnfm a ma
rodnfm americkem zivote W.
pracoValy.
"The Italians of New York"
pocina pfistehovalci a osadnf-
ky kolonialnfch dob. V knize
objasnuji sc pficiny silneho wy
stehovaleckeho proudu z Italie
koncem devatenacteho a po-
catkem dvacateho stoletf, wy
pravi Sc o 1casti t6chto ItalG
ma budovanf dnesniho New
Yorknu a popisuje Sc S porozu-
m6nim jejich socialnf, nabozen
sky a kulturni zivot ma p1de
jejich move vlasti. o pocatec.
nj kolonisaci uzemi, pozdeji
nazvaneho New Jersey, mluvi
Sc v knize "The Swedes and
Firms in New Jersey, vydane
letos u prilezitosti oslav triste.
no vyoci pristani Nizozemce
Petra Minueta S jeho sved.
skymi osadniky u brehn Move.
no sveta. Vliv, ktery melo
10000 Armend, usadivsich sc
v poslednfm pnlstoleti Y Mas
sachusetts, ma zivot tohoto sta.
tn, je rozebran v knize "The
Armenians in Massachusetts,
0 rdznych socialnich organise
cfch zde usazenych zidI pojed
nava Sc v "Landsmanschaften'
nedavno vydane v reel zidov-
ske.
Mezi dalsimi svazky, pripra-
vovanymi nynf do tisku spiso-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Bohate dSdictvf.

London Daily Sketch ozna-
mil, re krejcf Joseph Schaffer
v Londyne, vydelavajicl $40
tydne, obdrzel cd pravnfka v
New Yorku zpravu, re zdedil
$45, 000,O 900 pc Henrietta Gar
rett, vdove pc americkem ia
bakov6m magnatovi. Schaffer
pravil, re v nekolika dnech Cd
jede do Ameriky, ably Sc ujal
dedictvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Proti presidentu Rooseveltovi

F. H. Clarkove z Nahant,
tchyn6 nejmladsiho syna pre-
sidenta, podaTilo sc zatknouti
jisteho obuvnickeho delnika z
Lynn, Mass, We spojenf s psa-
MIN sesti vyd6racnych dopisG.
Policie, jez zamlcuje jmeno
zatceneho, pravi, re Sc primal.
Rekl, re nejen psal dopisy Sal
ly Clarkove, svagrove Johna
Roosevelta, nybrz i presiden-
tow, jinym clenGm jeho rodi-
ny, guverneru Hurley-mu a
mayoru Manningovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Pc kOnferenci.

ia, mister Chamberlain, CO ted jsem ffci chtel?
Kdyz vsechno podepsano,ja neco zapomnel:
Ma kousek kolonif ted svate pravo nam!
(Jen kolonie jeste, dial jiz nenaleham, &
vzdyt pro to vsechno dalsf 81 potion pnjdu SAM
Wy, pane Daladier, jn zadne strachy ted, y:
Francii pevne chranf Maginotova zed: =
Co m1rotvorce slavne vas narod zdravit cht6l. =
(Remesskou katedralu jste prave dostavel,
to novy terc zas Dude pro palbu nasich del) } 80;
ia, mister Chamberlain, jz name pc boji- y
ten smesn6 maly narod VAN "a to nestojf, -
by vase vznesena krev ted byla prolita.
Ga vetsf ell umirat chce vase elita,
to pfan1 splnim rad: zan Dude pobita)
ia, mister Chamberlain, zde POLAR pripfjim,
POLAR rynskeho VIVA vsem nasim nad6jfm.
Polar rynskehO VIVA rozproudf starou krev.
Gu YprG tekla proudem ia horka britska krev,
million cestnych Tommies tam pablo v zakopech)
Zde, pane Daladier, zas doutnfk skytam YAM Z
a v jeho vIni dejte vyhost vsem vidinam, !
CO strasit by snad chiefly to vase sv6domf. -
CNa plani Champagne sp1 vase svedomi:
million biych kfizG zarista We kfoviD
TOmSSek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Stale Sc " Americe.

V Disney, Oklahoma, nema-
il dosud zadne vezenl a je-li
nekdo zatcen pro jakykoliv
~pfestupek, jej privazou Ike stro
mu a tam must z1stat do SOU
du.
Minuly tyden privazali Ike
stromu zenu, zatcenou pro O.
pilstvf. Ted je z toho notny
skandal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Jedenactilety vrahem.

V Newport, Tenn, jedenac-
tilety hoch z hor byl obvinen z
vrazdy, jejfz obetf stala Sc de-
vitileta skolacka Y distriktu
Grassy Fork, v horach Smoky.
serif pravi, re hoch, Charles
Green, byl zatcen, kdyz Joyce
Arlington byla zastfelena ne
daleko sveho domova v horach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

V Connorsville, Ind, Fran
els Haskins dala zivot dvojca-
tim, hosfkovi a divce. Kazde
decko vazilo devet liber. Mat
ka je teprve 17leta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Deficity vlady.

Vladni pokladna We Wash
ingtonu ukazala We stredu, re
vydala 1880, 684, 945 a vesla
do deficitu behem ctyf m6sfcn
fiskalniho roku, ktery pocal 1.
cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
z oslavy Halloween.

V Roxana, Ill sestileta Vir-
ginia Ann Bierbecher byla
smrtelne popalena, kdyz Sc ma
nj vznal papfrovy kostym, "
nemz Sla domG re skoly. kde
NELL Halloween party. Div
ka Sc priblfzila k ohni, ma
nemz palili spadale listf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

Vzdychl 81 jeden mazavka:
TAX v Londyne prodava jedna
firma i Ivy ma splatky. A u mas
ST clovek nemIze koupit ma
duh ami poradnou opici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Proc ty strachy.

"Starej, az jdes Ease ma pi-
vo? Pamatuj, re name platit
"a tejden cinzi."
Gale do TT DOLBY ia Sc davno
vratim."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Zoufal 81 diInS.

Krajan Josef Hawk, So ro-
kG starry hotovitel nabytku byl
nalezen ObeSeny v jeho male
dime v Cedar Rapids.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
.rs.Meredith
Plans Party

A tea will be held at the resi-
dence, at 1921 R St., of Mrs. Ed
win T. Meredith, widow Of the
Secretary of Agriculture, on
this afternoon at 5 o'clock, when
the work of the Washington
Self-Help Exchange, of 1925
Pennsylvania Ave-, will be ex-
planned.
The cohostesses will be Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone and Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau. Mr.. Hugh
v. Keyser, chairman Of the
board of directors, will preside
and address the gathering, as
will Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss,
chairman of the finance COM
mittee, and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, a member of the board.
There will be an exhibition Of
photographs illustrating the
work of the various shops Of the
exchange and following this tea
will be served.
Mrs. Emil Hurja is chairman
Of the committee on program
and invitations for the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walker,
of Charlotte, N. c., are staying
at the Hotel Raleigh while Wis
iting Washington,
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
By igor CaSSlnl

The Troika was crowded at din
ner time and the show, with Cau-
casian dancing the "Lizginka,"
with knives in his mouth and eat
ing delicious naorceGur of fire -.
The clever satiric number of "Otello"
and the Gypsies punaeros were
real thrill to the spectators
The Philippines were well repre-
sented and the Italians, Count Err
manno Franquinete and Carlo Sar-
tori, with three attractive bru-
nettes, Mrs. Helen Halloren, Claire
Girard and Ballet Dancer Marion
Venable At another table sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schuman, dash
ing Katherine McKane and Jack
Stafford .. at Chevy Chase Club,
Bambie McKenna, in a gold satin
dress, with fur round the bottom
=. Sally Mitchell LeFevre and
orchids Emily Davis, in green
and perfect dancer, Gibby
Emory; Paul Haney and Bob Wag-
gaman, with a couple from Balti-
more and one from N. J. .. Nearly
400 people attended the Bliss
Bacons dance 80 at the Bacons
for dinner Two ambassadors,
one from Argentina and one from
Peru Limited younger crowd,
only IA admitted. with Prince
tonian casualness George Wheeler
and Tinsley Adams the only two
men who came late and wore tux
edos (unthinkable, isn't itO
Thank you for reading this, Kiddi-
kins.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
PETIT POINT

engagement ring is diamond and
huge star sapphire, which she was
proudly exhibiting to everybody
-. The wedding will almost surely
take place on the 18th of Septem-
Der which is always Frida's 23rd
birthday The young couple
will honeymoon, most of the time
in the romantic Lake Como region,
in Italy Mickie Stirling, tall and
dark cousin of Frida, will be the
maid of honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Johnston were the first to
arrive at the party and learn the
nice surprise =. Others there were
Suzy Walker and Toto, with his
faithful pipe; the Millard Vests;
Nancy Mann, and her sister, Betty
Beale, from re press; Bob Wicks,
back from three weeks of travel
ing in Sunny California; Madge
Cotter; Nathan Bartlett; Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Deveau; Peter Nc
Harg, topped off by Russian head
gear; Sam Biddle Red Indian after
having played golf in the morning;
Anne Claude; Sonny Orme; Steve
Spingarne; Bill Blum and several
others . Saturday was the great
day for the White Russians
The Easter Service, on Saturday
night, at St. Nicholas Church,
had all the sadness and solemnity
of the Orthodox religious cere-
monies =. Capt. and Madame
Ilarion Mishtowt entertained at a
"Roosian" party after the service,
for Russians only.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

admit that she kept the Sc
cret pretty we'll, as nobody sus-
pected anything about it -.
When Frida said to the guests
as they arrived, Il want you to
meet my fiance, Mr.. Winslow,"
many thought it was a funny
joke and just laughed or said 81
don't believe it, Dolly Corbin
did worse. She confused Thacher
Winslow with Bill McAvoy, who
was very surprised to receive her
earnest congratulations ). This
latest Capital romance blossomed
in less than three months .
Frida met her man at the end
of December and they went out
steadily together.
There will be a lot of young
men, who now will understand
why Frida hasn't accepted dates
for the past two months . Frida's
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Miss Neun1an
Will Marry

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neuman
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ramona
Jane, to William Maurice Car
rigan.
Miss Neuman is president of
the Governor Thomas WelleS
Society of the Children of the
American Revolution. She also
is State corresponding secretary
of the District of Columbia
c. A. r.; past regent of the Abb
gail Hartman Rice Chapter, ex-
State corresponding secretary,
and for the last three years has
been a members of the Pages
ball committee. She also served
as an alternate this year from
the Abigail Hartman Rice Chap
ter to the Continental Congress.
She is graduate of Wilson
Teachers College, and now is
doing graduate work at Catholic
University.
Mr.. Carrigan, son of Mrs.
Michael P. Carrigan, of Pipe
stone, Mimi, is director of the
Boys Guidance Association and
cofounder of Carroll House. He
is a graduate of Catholic Uni
versity and attended the Uni
versity of Arizona.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

to have. Grace Dupree Ridings
Mrs. Alfred Ridings) was there,
Carleton Smith, of Esquire Mag
azine, who looks like a cherub;
DR.. James Francis Cook, whose
speech was witty and clever
and interesting, particularly as
concerned with the dynamic
progress Of women in the field
of art, music and literature.
And-a gardenia to Anita
Cajigas who looked as pretty as
could be in deep green, was
personal page to Phyllis Hoyt
and was as calm and assured
as a May morning, even when
she had the honor of escorting
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to
her seat.
TOMDR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
" ROBINSON'S tea for DR..
and Mrs. Essengale, later in the
afternoon, and meeting ever so
many charming people, and a
long chat with Mrs. John
Creighton, wife Of Commander
Creighton, and the most de-
liciouS hors d'oeuvres, including
smoked oysters all the way from
China; and Commander and
Mrs. Robinson seeing that no
one lacked for anything at any
time.
THE Harry Danielses' supper
L party, and discovering hours
later that it was Harry's BIRTH
day as well as the birthday Of
the Danielses' pet dog, Sheik.
MRS. BARGE HARTz arriv-
AVA ing and looking too gor-
geous IN one of those ultra
smart, entirely off-the-shoulders
dresses, whose bodice is held up
by the grace of heaven, clever
dressmaking and ones imagina-
ton. Really, the dress was a
knockout and fashioned of filmy,
black lace. Mrs. Abner Drury
was wearing a new hair dress,
very much in the French En-
press Eugene manner, and
topped it off with flowing white
chiffon.
ITO DANCE at the Army-Navy
L Country Club later, and the
Bob Joneses, and Bill and Mar
garet Shearer also there, and
Capt. and Mrs. Dallas VAIN
wright, and Major and Mrs.
Carroll Arthur Powell, and Barry
Ferris and his lovely wife. and
the Raymond Hoovers, and the
Magnien McArdles.
And-we hadn't seen Barry
Ferris in so many years Che lives
in New York; that we had to
sit right down and have a long,
long conversation. Col. and Mrs.
D. I. Sultan were there, Just
back from their vacation and
looking in the pink; and then
Sunday morning we dashed out
to the Authors Breakfast at
Congressional Club-but-more
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Mrs. Briggs
Is Hostess

Mrs. Edison w. Briggs enter
tanned at a luncheon yesterday
at her home in honor Of Miss
Wanda O'Donoghue, who will be
married on June 4 to Stanley
Dahowski.
The guests included Mrs. R. F.
O'Donoghue, mother Of the
bride-to-be; Miss Della Redding-
ton, Miss Alleine Murray, Miss
Dana Watkins, Miss Margaret
Freedman and Mrs. Ralph Beall,
sister of the hostess.
Following the luncheon sur
prise shower was given Miss
O'Donoghue.
Giles Y. Newton, candidate
for Congress in North Carolina,
recently returned to his home
after a visit with the hostess
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. GosS
arrived here yesterday from the
Mountain Lake Club in Florida,
where they have been spending
some time. They will be at the
Carlton during their sojourn
here.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Frida Frazer
Is Engaged

Engagements to the right of
us and engagements to the
left Of us-the betrothal kind
provide interesting and eXcit-
ing news. Springing a complete
surprise on her friends, vivacious
Frida Frazer invited her coterie
of friends to Ranleigh, the pic
tureSque country home of her
stepfather and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Leigh, yesterday
afternoon for a tea in honor of
her house guest, Miss Reid
Handy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Handy, of New
York.
And while it was pleasure
to meet Miss Handy, the in
triguing revelation was the an
nouncement of Frida's engage
ment to a handsome Bostonian,
W. Thacher Winslow, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Nickerson
Winslow.
MADE HER DEBUT IN 1894
Frida graduated from Holton-
Arms School in 1884 and made
her debut that fall. She has
been a popular member of the
younger set and Ranleigh has
been the scene of many infor-
NAL gatherings, especially in the
summertime when the swim
ming pool is the center of at
traction.
She has been spending the
past winter with her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. w. Calhoun
Stirling, at their home in Mas
Sachusetts Avenue Park, but is
now returning to Ranleigh for
the summer. Her father is Lau-
renee S. Frazer, of Nashville,
Tenn. She is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. E. H. Tillman and
the late Comdr. Tillman. Mrs.
Tillman'S father was the late
Johan Cornelius Kondrup,
former Danish Minister to the
United States. Comdr. Tillman's
father was the late Lewis Till
man, member of Congress from
Tennessee for many years.
PROMINENT RELATIVES
Still other prominent rela-
tionS Of this attractive bride-to-
be are Mr.. Abram Tillman, who
is her grand-uncle, and Mr.. Jo-
han Kondrup, of this city, and
Brig. Gen. Samuel E. Tillman,
Of Southampton, L. I. Aerielle
Frazer is her cousin. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Washington Frazer, of Crosse
Pointe and Newport. She is also
a niece of Lieut.. and Mrs. E. H.
Tillman, of Charleston, S. C.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding, but this much
is assured, it will not be a June
wedding. Present plans call for
q wedding ceremony at Ran
leigh in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leh-
man, of New York City, are
stopping at the Hotel Raleigh
while visiting the Capital.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

AtlllS.
Mrs. Barlow S. Weeks, of New
York, widow of Judge Weeks,
will be the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Bruce Kremer over
the weekend and a number of
parties have been planned in
her honor. She and Mr.. John
Murphy will be the guests of
honor at the table of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kremer on Friday night.
Entertaining jointly, the Chris
topher Popes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Bangs and Mrs. Harri-
son Brand will have three tables.
The Federal Trade Commis-
sioner and Mrs. Robert F'reer
will have as their guests Major
and Mrs. ]. Craig King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Weigester, Mr..
and Mrs. John Townsend and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Logan. The
guests will gather at the Freers'
Westmoreland Hills residence
for cocktails preceding the din
ner.
Others who are planning to
have guests with them are Cen
eral and Mrs. Frederick Cole
man, Judge and Mrs. j. C. Kor-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Seal, Mr..
and Mrs. George Warner and
Major Kemp Slaughter.
Mrs. West promises some
thing new and unusual in the
way of decorating in the huge
ballroom of the Willard and
something distinctly novel in
the line of programs for the af-
fair. Dinner is scheduled for "
o'clock, but it is well on to 9
o'clock when the guests are
seated and dancing following
dinner lasts until the wee sma'
hours,
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
frances Auu
Is Engaged

Announcement was made here
oday Of the engagement Of
Miss Frances Clare Aull, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
James Aull, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, to Mr.. Hugh Edward
Wall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
E. Wall, of Dayton, Ohio.
Individual corsageS of Gala
lilies carried the announcement
to the guests at a tea at the
Raleigh Hotel today.
Pouring at the tea table were
Miss Dorothea Carr and Mrs.
william Biggs.
Miss Aull is a graduate of
the Sacred Heart, Clifton, Gin
cinnati, and Of St. Mary-of-the-
Woods College, Indiana. Since
receiving her bachelor of science
degree from the latter school
in 1886 Miss Aull has been a
member Of the faculty of the
Immaculate Seminary in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Wall is a graduate Of the
University Of Dayton and later
received his law degree from the
University of Notre Dame.
The wedding will be an event
of early october.
X So
Major and Mrs. Norman D.
Brophy have returned to Wash
ington and are now reeStab-
lished in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Ak&
Mrs. Wiley Blair, jr., Of Col
orado Springs, Colo, arrived
here yesterday with her daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Blair. They
will be at the Carlton during
their StaY,
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Annual Event Eagerly Anticipated
By Members. Novel Decorations
Promised by Mrs. West
By Flora Macdonald

Always of the delightful affairs the spring
calendar is the dinner dance which rounds out the of
the Friday Evening Dancing Club and that is sched
uled for Friday night at the Willard,
This club completing its fourteenth year, is composed
of Capital sOcialteS whose interest dancing doesn't lag
and whose enthusiasm getting together and enjoying them
selves is boundeSs.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

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in honor of
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