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Evening star., 1938-12-12
Miss Proctor
Makes Debut
In Maryland
Old.Fashioned Tea
Is Given at
Salubria.

Yesterdays debutante, Miss Mae
Ashby Proctor, made her bow at
an old-fashioned tea at Salubria,
the home of her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Hemsley Goodacre, at Oxon
Hill, Md. The lovely old Colonial
| home, which was approached
through driveway lined with box
wood, made a setting of unusual
appeal for a debutante party.
Miss Proctor and her mother re-
ceived in the drawing room, stand
| ing before a screened banked with
| yellow roses and chrysanthemums.
The debutante wore an old-fash-
| ioned gown of white tulle, made on
empire lines, and with short puffed
sleeves and V-shaped neckline.
The waist and skirt were trimmed
with bands of silver, and in her
hair were little silver bows. The
old-faShioned bouquet which the
debutante held in a lace holder
was an appropriate touch for the
costume worn by the attractive
young lady.
Her mothers gown was Of dull
gold lame, made with long sleeves
and full skirt falling into a brief
train. On her shoulder was a cor
sage of orchids.
House Is Lovely Setting
for Debut Party.
The entire house was cheerful
with bright fires on the hearths.
and vases of flowers added to the
loveliness of the setting. In the
dining room the tea table held a
centerpiece of yellow roses and lilies
of the valley and was most attractive
with lovely old pieces of family
silver.
Assisting Mrs. Goodacre was her
sister, Mrs. Guy w. S. Castle, and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. Breckin-
ridge Bayne. Others at the tea
table were Mrs. Arthur D. Condor,
the Misses Betty and Eleanor Mat
tingly, Miss Valerie Padelford, Mrs.
Mark Pilson, Mrs. Nina Carter Tabb,
Mrs. Wallace Collins, Mrs. Harry
Hickey, Mrs. Charles w. Collier.
Mrs. j. Bayne Castle, Mrs. Frederick
Holton, Mrs. John Vance and Mrs.
Southgate Morrison and Mrs. George
Bower of Philadelphia.
Miss Proctor's assistants were Miss
Doris Becker, who made her debu.
the night before in Warrenton: Mis-
Sylvia Alexander, Miss Betty Fisch-
er, Miss Elise Hill, Miss Nancy Hos
kinson, Miss Mary Manning, Mis-
Betty Meyers, Miss Peggy Townsend
and Miss Barbara Henning.
Following the tea the debutante
and her assistants and their young
friends were given a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1938-12-12

Land, Mrs. Ridley Mclean, Mrs.
John Carter Vincent, with her
house guest, Mrs. Lucille Swan, who
is showing her Sword Dancer" in
the exhibition; Mrs. Philip O.
Coffin, Miss Anne Randolph, Miss
Sophie Stayton, Mrs. John Bolt and
Mrs. Cary Langhorne.
After the tea hour Nine. Wan
kowicz dropped in with her artist
sister, Nine. de Romer, who is spend
ing the winter with her; the Misses
Harriet and Mary Winslow were seen
chatting with friends over various
of the pieces of sculpture and others
who came late included Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bell Sweeney, Mrs. Alec
Legare and her son, Walcott Wagga-
man; Mrs. Randall H. Hagner, Mrs
Gilbert Hitchcock, Miss Emily Mil
lard of the Corcoran Gallery; Mrs
Atherton Macondray and her young
daughter, Miss Mary Lord Andrews:
Mrs. H. c. Davidson and Mrs. J.
Kent Barnes, whose son, John
Barnes, almost stole the show with
his fascinating wood carvings which
he will exhibit later this month at
the Ferargil Gallery in New York.
His large piece, Paul Bunyan," was
added to the current exhibition at
the 11th hour and proved one of the
most important pieces in the show.
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Miss Mary Condor
Engaged to Wed

An engagement of interest to
Washingtonians was recently made
known in Rockford, ILL.,, when Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard r. Condor an
nounced at tea that their daughter,
Miss Mary c. Condor, will soon wed
Mr.. Jerome j. Downey, son of Mrs.
Lawrence A. Downey of Washing
ton and the late Mr.. DoWney.
Miss Condor was graduated from
Rosary College in 1887, receiving a
bachelor of arts degree. During her
senior year at Rosary she was hon.
ored by the student body by being
selected as their prom queen
Mr.. Downey is we'll known in the
city of Washington, having been
graduated from Georgetown Univer-
sity, receiving a bachelor of arts de-
gree in 1884 and bachelor of law
degree in 1887. He is a scholarship
key member of Delta Theta Phi,
national legal fraternity. At pres
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Count di Loano
Here From Italv

Count Antonio Chiozza di Loano
of Rome, Italy, is at the Shoreham
while in Washington for a week s
visit. He recently visited in Phila-
delphia, where he was the guest of
Cardinal Denis J. Dougherty, Arch
bishop of the See of Philadelphia
and Province of Pennsylvania. This
is his first visit to America. His is
one of the oldest and most promi-
nent families of the italian nobility.
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Long
Honored at Dinner.

The Ambassador of Ecuador,
Senor Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro,
entertained at dinner Saturday at
the Mayf1ower in compliment to the
United States Minister to Ecuador
and Mrs. Boaz Long. who are guests
at the hotel. Because of observ-
ance of mourning, Sonora de AL
faro was not present and Sonora de
Viteri, wife of DR.. Homeri Viteri,
acted as hostess.
Evening star., 1938-12-12

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Evening star., 1938-12-12
Malin- Jacobson Wedding
Announced at Party.

DR.. and Mrs. Wendall E. Malin
entertained about go guests Thurs
day evening in their home in River
dale, Md, to announce the mar
rlage of Mrs. Malin's sister, Miss
June Marian Jacobson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. jacobson of
Omaha, Nebr., to DR.. Mains
brother. DR.. Lawrence White Malin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Malin
of Vassar. Mich.
DR.. and Mrs. MaHn were married
Monday, December 5, in the home
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Francis D.
Nichol, the ceremony being per-
formed by Mr.. Nichol.
The announcement and introduce
ton Of the bride and bridegroom to
the guests was surprise to most
of the company. The rooms were
decorated with chrysanthemums in
autumn shades and the bride wore
a long black velvet gown, fashioned
on princess lines, with silver slip
pers. Her corsage bouquet was of
sweetheart roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mr.. William Cameron, harpist of
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Evening star., 1938-12-12

.En3a3enent

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Powell of
Arlington, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Eugenia
to Mr.. Arthur L. Brew. son of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Brew of Silver
Spring, Md
The wedding will take place dur
ing the early part of February.
Miss Powell is graduate of Wash
ington and Lee High School, and
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Weddings
of Recent
Interest
Miss Eloise Golf
Is the Bride of
Mr.. @. L. Gregg

The marriage of Miss Eloise
Gof1, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Smart, to Mr.. George L.
Gregg, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Gregg, took place last
evening at o'clock in the Second
Baptist Church.
The arrangements for the we'd
ding were unusually effective, with
palms and white chrysanthemums
forming the background for the
wedding. The Rev. H. M. B. Jones
officiated, and preceding the cere-
mony Mrs. Bessie Warrington of Sill
yer Spring, Md, gave several selec-
tions.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a becoming
dress of white satin, fashioned on
classic lines. Her veil was of lace
and she carried white rose buds
and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Howard E. Sours was the
matron of honor, wearing a dress
of blue quilted satin, made Martha
Washington style and carrying a
bouquet Of rosebuds and snap
dragons.
The bridesmaids were Miss Syl-
via Stuart, Miss Ruth Reeves and
Miss Annie Sondheimer. They wore
dresses like that of the matron of
honor in peach color and carried
rosebuds and chrysanthemums.
Miss Carolyn Janson was the
flower girl in blue satin and she
carried basket filled with rose
petals.
Mr.. Harry Cook was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Howard E.
SourS, MIR. Jack G. Condor and Mr..
Howard Hefner.
An informal reception was held
at the church and later a dinner
and reception at Rabbits.
Mr.. Gregg and his bride will make
their home at 206 Sixteenth street
4
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee Lawson
announce the birth of daughter
Elaine Lee, born at Sibley Hospita
on December S. Mrs. Lawson was
formerly Miss Vivian Chapman.
Evening star., 1938-12-12
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington Envrons
News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Mrs. Roosevelt Attends First
Of Mrs. Townsend's Musicales;
Also Sees Christmas Plav

Mrs Roosevelt attended the first the
1ownnds morning today Mayhower Hotel She
occupied box and had several guests
the Presidents wife attended the Christmas
Madeira School, where her Miss Elizabeth
MRS Roosevelt was accompanied to the
Mrs Tovnnds musicale attended distinguished
company and many interesting luncheon parties followed
which was given by Richard Crooks Metropolitan
Australian baritone and Robert vova Hungarian
among her guests the Minister Peleny
@ oF ana eorss mrs James er Davis & Rear admiral Mira and Mrs Marx Bristol
Wilkins Mrs Mahon Pitney Mrs Matthew
and her daughters Misses
Patrick Hurley Mrs George Ma Mr.
% van Pos % na MRS. Reha Crooks Mrs Granger Blair Mrs
and her house guest senoria Ao Havana
Mobile Embassy staff
Ernst Won Roth of the German Embassy Mr. Ralph snowden
John sege RI. Robert Whtmore. Buckland
Arthur BRADLEY Campbell and Mr. Frederick schauwecker
Joining her aunt luncheon With her Miss Lloyd
Miss Angela Adams ~ ~
Murray Murray, now on
outy IN washington was hostess at luncheon to company that included
Mrs Ord Preston Mrs Mary Grant Rafe Mrs. W.
Cyrus searcy.
Mrs. Joseph Washington
cert having with her Mrs Harry e wife of Vice Admiral Huse
Edward A. Hartman Mrs Arthur Chichester,
Dorothy solers Eleanor
Connolly.
in her her daughters her house
guests Lady Cecil Hanbury daughter
Mrs Delos Blodget entertained luncheon after the
and her Edward
Robbins Mrs George Morrow Mrs Adam Wyan Miss Atonee
Early and Mrs. Jack Hayes.
Her guests were Mrs George Cyrus Thorpe Mrs John Henry Dwight
Mrs Culbertson
Carlos Florio Del
Ralph Worthington
Ralph Minister
have been guest honor unable mourning
Queen Maude of Norway
The Postmaster General and Farley will Washington
today probably through coming
will give tomorrow evening
to the diplomatic corps Thursday evening.
Speaker William B. Bankhead will
Christmas in Washington
first Of next week. Nayfower again
The Hungarian Minister Peleny, spent a
days in New York. again Eabook
OBrien, which they have leased
The Minister and Nine Peeny will have their Christmas
the latter sister Donald
who will arrive Christmas Sunday.
Representative Walter Oreg
arrived in Washington Congress-
1t Col Holland L. Robb, A
from Fort Bennng Col Robb
joined there 10 Robb
Col. James Toten U. A, Toten
It. James Totten,
has been duty and will assume his Washington
1t. Col Granville
Munson
next University Pennsylvania.
1t Ralph Holiday Holiday Charleston
8. c, at the Martinique for indefinite
Leroy Moye U N of Annapolis
daVS at The Mdrtin
Evening star., 1938-12-12

ent he is an attorney on the staff
OF the general counsel at the Rail-
road Retirement Board.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
OFRECIDA UNA RECON-
PENSA DE $4,000 POR LA
CAPTURA DEL ASESINO
DE TITO"

Ell jefe de detectives Bush
anunci6 aver que personals Gu
yos nombres el conoce ofrecen
$4,000 de recompensa por la
captura del asesino o los ase-
sinos de Tito Rubio.
LA garantfa de la recon :
pensa, seg1n Bush, es autenti-
ca"
Manana Sc reunira de nue.
vo ell gran jurado Y dfcese que
investigara las condolences de-
juego en- Tampa,
Varios testigos fueron oidos
aver en- relaci6n con ell asesi
INTO de la Sra. Hope.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
porque en- Russia no ha saludado

porque en- Russia no ha saludado
jamas nadie con ell puno en- al
to. Sencillamente, porque ell pu-
no en- alto no es un saludo comu-
nista. Ese saludo expresa clara
mente la respuesta a una agre-
sion y fue lanzado en- Alemania
como replica al saludo nazi. Els
un saludo anti-nazi o antifas-
cista, NADIA mas. Sc usa en- Es-
pana en- el sentido que tiene: CO.
mo replica a la aggression del ia
langismo, que es la forma es-
pamela del fascismo.
Pero, como TODD 10 que no es
fascista, han decidido los que
10 son que sea eomunista, ell pu-
no en- alto es, al decir de ellos,
un saludo comunista. Y de ahi
deducen que los espanoles 10
son.
Luego ven que Stain no sa-
luda asf y Sc quedan maravilla-
dos.
Ode "Prensa Hispanica". Bue
nos Aires.)
La gaceta., 1938-03-10

Sc pondra en- movimiento la
gran procession civica de La Yer
bena, con Ia alineaci6n d. hemos
venido anunciando.
Procession nocturna, bien pre-
parada, que dejara satisfechos
a todos..
Tocara la banda de la Marina,
dirigida por ell captain A. Ro-
meu, I'm m1sico de reconocido
talento.
Otorgaran los premios a las
mejores carrozas, los jueces
Martin Caraballo, ell Sr. Leo
M. Elliot y Sra. Eli Witt.
Para decidir del merito de los
mantones han sido nombradas
las Sras. Manuel Corral, Srta.
Carmen Torres y Sra. Ernest
Mas.
Sc otorgara ell premio al me-
jor vestido por la Sra. Carmen
Ramirez, Jose Greco y Nh. Syl,
de la WPA.
La procession del viernes, CO.
mo va hemos dicho, saldra de la
Septima avenida y Gale 13, mar
chara hasta la Septima y calle
%, donde las personals de mar
cha subiran a camionetas Y CO.
ches de alquiler.
Luego del traslado a Lafa-
yette y Morgan, de este lugar Sc
partira por Lafayette hasta
Franklyn, Franklyn a Cass Y
|Cass al terreno de Phillips.
Los terrenos de la Feria Sc a.
briran mafiana a las z de la no
che Y la orquesta Los Bohemios
tocara entire las 7 80 y las 9 80
De $50 a 10 80 Sc ofrecerar
variedades en- la plataforma Ger
trial con los notables artistas
venidos de Cuba y los grupos
de las sociedades Centre Astu.
riano, Centre Espanol, Cfrcult
lCubano y Unione Italiana. Ma
nuel Aparicio dirigira la presel
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
HOSTI-
LES CONTRA Ell EMBAJA
DOR DE HITLER

Londres, Mario 10.-El pue
bio aglomerado en- las GALES
hizo hoy demostraciones hos
tiles contra Joachim Won Rib
'bentrop, ell enviado de Hitler,
antes y despues de una vista
que este hizo al ministerio de
relaciones extranjeras.
Trataron los manifestantes
de romper Ell Gordon estable-
cido por la policfa, pero no 10
consiguieron. La conferencia
de Ribbentrop con Lord Hall
dur6 mas de 2 horas.
"Vayase de aqui-le grita-
ban. Pongan en- libertad a
Niemoeller y Thaelmann."
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
ACLARANDO ERRORES..
Ell PUNo EN- ALTO

En- uno de los alternatives
que estos dfas Sc proyectan en-
Buenos Aires aparecen unas es-
cenas de Mose1 en- las que hay
desfiles con la presencia de los
jefes del gobierno. Mucha genie
Sc sorprende al yer, comenzan-
do por Stain y terminando por
ell 1ltimo de los que figuran en-
esa nota cinematografica, jque
nadie saluda con Ell pufio en- al
to, sine alzando ell brazo Y agi-
tando la mano.
La sorpresa es inexplicable
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
Teatro RiMto

I'm rotundo exito viene alcan-
zando ell proyecto federal tea
trail con la revista "Listos, A
punten, Fuego", estrenada ell
pasado domingo en- ell teatro
Rialto, situado en- la esquina de
Franklin y Henderson, cerca
de la barriada latina.
Preciosamente decorado, to-
das las personals que asistieron
a las funciones de los pasados
dfas hicieron enthusiasts elogios
de los asientos, decorado obra y
artistas.
La revista "Listos, Apunten,
Fuego" sera representada hasta
Ell venidero domingo.
Valiosos actores figuran en- Ell
reparto, entire ellos Virginia Nc
Rae y Raymond Rodriguez.
Hasta ell domingo Sc manten-
dra la obra en- ell cartel, con pre-
clos populares.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
NOTAS SOCIALN
LAS FIESTAs DE LA VERBENA

Podemos anunciar hoy que Ell
domingo habra matinee en- La
Verbena, empezando a las tres
de la tarde v terminando a las
9 de la noche.
Una attraction especial pedida
por la juventud Latina. Proba-
blemente tocara la orquesta En-
sueno', pero este no Sc ha resuel
to todavia.
Hoy por la noche, en- ell par
que de Cuscaden, Sc ofrecera
ell programa popular. Pronun-
ciaran cortos discusses de salu-
taci6n ell alcalde r. E. L. Chan
cey, ell Sr. Milo Vega y Rafael
Martinez Ybor.
Habra bale en- la Gale Is Y Sc
quemaran fuegos artificiales.
Despues, en- ell Cfrculo Cuba
no, Sc efectuara ell Cabaret de
La Verbena, con la orquesta
Ensueno", la notable bailarina
Adela Duran, los trovadores Gu
banos, la pareja Claribel- Casu-
Tia y la pareja Gitanillo-D orina,
todos artistas de reputation in
ternacional.
"A las tbs de maiana viernes
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
NOTICIAS
DE WASHINGTON

SUPERVIVlENTES DE UNA
esta
semana ante un comite de la Ca
mara, los indios James Tube en-
la Cabeza Y Dewey Beard, de pu
ra sangre Sioux, dos supervi-
Vientes de la matanza de Wound
ed Knee Greek, cometida en-
1890. Llegaron vestidos con los
trajes de su tribu y comieron en-
ell restaurant de la Camara, CO.
mo huespedes de uno de los con-
gresistas.
CONTROL DE INUNDACIO-
NES-Los lfderes de la Camara
en- conferencia con ell presidente
Roosevelt han decidido presen-
tar u nprograma de control de
inundaciones en- esta legislatu-
ra del Congreso.
En- un juicio ante la junta de
ingenieros de rios y bahfas, We
rificado ell tunes, yo pedf la a.
probaci6n de I'm dique en- ell lado
occidental de Lago Okeechobee
desde Fisheating Greek al rio
Kissimmee. Esta mejora es
muy importante para completar
mejoras anteriormente hechas
y culminaran en- I'm considera-
ole desarrollo para ell area de
los a~lrededores de Lakeport. Los
ingenieros del ejercito ahora re-
conocen que esta justificaSo un
gasto, por servicio, de $4,000.
Ell dique requiriria I'm gasto a.
proximado de $97, 500.
LA COSTA OCCIDENTAL
Los acontecimientos de los I'LL
limos dias revelan que ell gobier-
no ha puesto dentro de su cua-
dro, definitivamente, a la costa
occidental de la Florida. Juicios
Sc man celebrado en- relaci6n
con Ell control de inundaciones
en- Okeechebee-C aloosahatchee,
propuestas mejoras en- Ell rio
Pithlachascoote en- New Port
Richey, Hudson Greek. La CO.
mission martina anunci6 ell O.
tergamiento de I'm c~ontrato a la
Tampa S. Engimeerin, para
conStruir en- Tampa cuatro vapo
res mercantes. Este siginifica-
ra I'm gasto de 81, 700, 900 Y en-
pleo para 1900 O 1000 trabaja-
idores, y una oportunidad para
oStener en- ell future meiores Y
mas importantes contratos.
Conferencias Sc han celebra-
do tambien con ell fin de desarro
liar la communication aerea en-
ire New Orleans-Tampa-St. Pc
beraburg, y la ruta occidental
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
Ell Restaurant Columbia

Ell famoso Restaurant Co
lumbia", qeu posee cuatro gran
DIES salas, pondra manana una
sala especial, a precios razona-
bles, en- los terrenos de La Ver-
bena. Casimiro Hernandez di0
aver las 6rdenes oportunas pa
"a que la comida Sc sirva con la
mayor eficiencia e hygiene, a
precios razonables. FL restau-
rant tendra un complete surti-
do de who's de mesa, selecciona-
dos entire los mejores del mum.
do.
I'm menu especial, digno de
La Verbena ,se ha preparado v
los precios son razonables.
Casimiro ha puesto ell Restau-
rant mas por deferencia a la
Verbena que con vistas a I'm ne
gocio productive.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10

taci6n de los cuadros tfpicos,
con SUI acostumbrada eficien-
cia.
La orquesta "Ensueno' TO-
cara en- la plataforma central
desde las 1920 a la l 90 de Ia
madrugada.
Atracciones especiales Sc ofre
ceran en- los llamados pabellones
de las cuatro grandes socieda-
des.
Ell programa de esta noche,
en- ell Cabaret de La Verbena,
sera trasmitido por la Radio.
La oficialidad del crucero
Scuba" sera invitada a todos los
actos de La Verbena y Ell saba
do, seg1n tenemos entendido, sc
la obsequiara con una comida en-
Las Novedades.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
DIMITIO EN- FRANCIA Ell
.GABINETE PRESIDIDO POR
CAMILO CHAUTEMPS

Paris, Mario 10.-Por no
haberle concedido ell parla-
mento 10 que pedIa en- cuanto
a los problemas de la hacien-
da pdblica, ell gobierno radi-
cal socialista renuncio hoy.
Chautemps pidi6 un vote de
confianza, a base de los nece-
sarios completes poderes, Pc
ro no lie fue concedido.
Los socialistas, que pare
clan apoyarle, lie retiraron su
concurso.
Ell presidente Lebrun llam6
a conferenciar a los jefes de
los partidos.
Dicese que Sc pedira a Her.
ritoc forme uu gobierno nacio-
nal, incluyendo a los comunis-
tas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
LA GACErA

Fernan0sz Condo pertenece
a la Orden Caballero de la Luz
y es un periodista de reconoci-
dos meritos.
Con ell mayor aprecio y con-
sideraci6n lie saludamos, desean
dole gratfsima estancia en- Tam
pa con motive de las fiestas de
La Verbena.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10
I'm CompoNero

I'm CompG1ero
Tuvimos hoy ell gusto de salu-
dar, traido a esta reduction por
buenos hermanos de la Orden
.Caballero de la Luz, al j6ven
Carlos Fernandez Condo, re-
dactor de "El Mundo" de la Ha-
bana, y querido companero en- ell
periodismo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-10

hacia el territorio

hacia ell territorio Tampa4SH
Petersburg.
LEY AGRICOLA-Los deta-
lies sobre esta ley, firmada por
81 presidente, Sc publicaran Ia
semana que viene. La ley sobre
utilidades en- tempo de guerra
ha sido informada.
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-30
Women Club Gives
5000 To NAACP

New York, April ia contri-
button of 5000 to the work of the
was made on April II by
the Women's Fortnightly Club of
Paterson, n. J. Mrs. Frank A.
Walker is president of the club;
Mrs. Irene Ha lstoek, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Romie Jackson treasut-
er: and Mrs. Pauline Barnes, see
rotary.
At the meeting at which the pre-
qentation was made, the club also
contributed substantial sums 70
the YWCA in Paterson, which
draws no color line and accents
colored women and girls n its
building and summer camps; - the
tuberculosis cline Of the P7'la
Health Service Of Passaie caurtv:
and to the tumor and cancer clinic
of n of the hospitals of Pater-
son. Representatives Of each of
these groups spoke at the meet
ing. The women explained that
they had been saving a furd for
a particular social service project,
but had become convinced thai its
realization was so far off that thev
thought they would distribute
some Of their nest egg to worthy
projects
The Omaha guide., 1938-04-30
Boy and Girl Week to be Celebrated in Omaha
Oklahoma Gets New
d a Chapter

Oklahoma City, April 30 (ANP)
Tho Eta Sigma chapter of the De-
lat Sigma Theta sorority was esta-
blished in Oklahoma City Sunday,
April "a, at the home of Soror
Buzeder F. Ragland here, and I'M
der he direction of Soror Edna
Kinchion. National Secretary of
the sorority.
Omieron Sigma CHAPTER of Tulsa,
Okla. was established a number
Of years ago and was the first
chapter to be set UP by the sorori-
~ in the state. This chapter has
been an outstanding organization
in the state for many years, and
is one of the strongest chapter in
the Central Region of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority. Representatives
sent to the establishment of Eta
Sigma by Omicron Sigma were
Sorors Mary S. Buford. a grand
officer, and Fpnkie r. Fields.
Officers for this year are Bus
zeder F. Ragland, president, Sar-
cite Slaughter Finley, vice presi-
dent, Rhoda Gooden Irving, secre-
tory, Maxine Randolph. treasurer,
Edwyna Randals, Wilson, parlia-
mentarian; Thresia Bolden Moore,
journalist: Carlemita Weaver Tin
ton, sergeant-at-arms; Fannie Glib
son Miller, chaplin