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The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Merrywood Popular

All those who have badmin-
ton cou1ts-be they grass, clay
or cement-are getting them
primed Up for the coming sea-
son. "Merrywood," the lovely
estate OF the Hugh Auchinclosses
in Mclean, Va, is a veritable
magnet for the badminton ex-
perts of the social register. Mrs.
Auchincloss has not only gained
fame 'or her skeet shooting but
can hold her own with the best
of them in batting the shuttle
back and forth
Elinor Ryan has excellent clay
courts on her spacious home out
Foxhall Village way. Most any
sunny Sunday morning you can
find Baron and Baroness Won
Pagenhardt, with a host of their
friends, playing badminton in
the rear of their Foxnall Road
, home.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Mrs. Marsh Mississippi
VIntS Here Dance Plans

Mrs. Charles Carleton Marsh
has returned to Washington,
where she lived for many years,
and is at the Shoreham for sew
eral months. She has come
from her home in Somerset,
England. Mrs. Marsh is the
widow of Captain Marsh, and
her father was the late Re9r
Admiral Robley Evans.
Mrs. Paul Jones. Jr., and Mrs.
John M. Van HorSon of Chest
nut Hill, Philadelphia, are at
the Carlton while visiting in
town for several days.
Mrs. C. P. Fletcher, of Benton
Harbor, Mich, is stopping at
the Dodge while in the Capital.
Former Representative Robert
H. Clancy, of Detroit, Mich, is
in town at the present time and
during his stay is at Wardman
Park Hotel where he formerly
made his home while q member
OF Congress,
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Gala Ball Margaret D1cNeale TO U1edMrs. Hughes
On Monday LIEN. william Il. 11o1feH Gives Party
Ball

Many State Societies will send
representatives to the approach
ing Gold Cup Gay Nineties Cos
tune Ball of the Presidents Cup
Regatta Association, to be held
Monday night, at 10:30 O'Clock,
at the Hotel Willard. 1t is eX-
pected many of them will ap-
pear garbed in the costumes
worn by their grandparents in
the bygone days of the horse
and buggy, which they have dis
covered in old attic trunks in
historic homeSteads.
Among those who will be pres
ent are Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Balm,
of Delaware State Society: Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Kelley, of New
Jersey State Society; Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Chance Buchanan, of
Virginia State Society, and Mr..
and Mrs. Byron S. Hine, jr., of
Wyoming State Society.
In addition to the program
provided by the committee of
the sponsors, there will be the
two feature dances, the schot-
tische and the polka in which
all costumed guests are invited
to participate. An attractive
prize will be awarded to the most
proficient couple, wit Mrs. Joh!l
A. Remon and Mr.. John Clagett
Proctor as judges.
1t is expected that the Marian
Chace Dancers, Who will be seen
in a Viennese Waltz and in a
number called North of Boston,
typical of this gala period, may
be persuaded to join in the
polka. Many of the Daughters
of the Senate who will appear
at the ball as Pompadour Girls,
may lure their escorts into the
light fantastic. -f.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Reeds Have Guest

Representative a n d. Mrs.
Daniel A. Reed, of New York,
who make their home at the
Roosevelt Hotel, have as their
guest William A. Reed, of Con-
neaut. Ohio, brother of Repre-
sentative Reed.
Mrs. Jay Franklin Carter, of
Washington, is at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel in New York City.
DR.. Hans Dieckhoff, the Ger
man Ambassador, has arrived at
the Waldorf-Astoria in New
York City.
Miss Polly Won Krokaw, of
Washington, is at the Ritz-Carl-
ton Hotel in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. GuStaVe Ring,
Washington, D. c., are recent
arrivals at the Waldorf Astoria
in New York.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Gives Party

Mrs. James H. Hughes, wife
of Senator Hughes, of Della
ware, entertained at luncheon
today at the Mayflower in
honor Of her house guests, Mrs.
w. w. Harrington, wife Of
Judge Harrington, of Dover,
Delaware, and Mrs. du Pont
Walker, also of Dover.
Mrs: William E. Borah was
the ranking guest in the COM
pany that included Mrs. George
MesSerSmith, Mrs. Prev Savoy,
Mrs. Charles Lefevre, Mrs.
Walter Wyatt and Mrs. Caleb
Walker, of Wilmington, Del.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
To Wed April 19

Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss June
M. Du Mont: daughter Of Mrs.
Verne BarboE, of Sheboygan,
Wisconsin, to John Thurston
Talman,, jr. MI Talman is the
son of Mrs. j. T. Talman and
the late Captain Talman!U. S. A.
The ceremony will take place
on April 19 at 4 o'clock in st.
Thomas Episcopal Church
Eighteenth and Church SITS. N.
w.
X X X
Mrs. Ruger Donoho, Of East
Hampton. N. Y, is at the Hay
Adams House,
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

Mrs. Clarke, as well as her
husband, is quite an expert.
They play twice a week in the
Alexardlia Armory with an ex-
elusive little clique from that
Virginia town. Among those who
also belong to that team of bat
tledore and snuttlecock players
are the Albert Millers and the
Athertor McCcndrayS.
Now that spring is upon us,
the oadminton fever is more
prevalent THAI ever. The tennis
stars mad better look to their
laureIs, for this game would
seem to be usurping the spot
light.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

Y. w. c. A. Mecca for Players;
Mrs. Morris Clarke and
Belle johnson Expert
By Carolyn Bell

Quite the smartest place to be seen of a
Mcnday. Wednesday or Friday morning
(and you'll guess it is the Y. W. c. A There yor
will find the badmnton fends batterng away feverishy
The latest devotees those two Latin beauties, the
Trucco girls Marta and Rebeca daughters of the Ambassa
dor from Chile Although badmintOn is quite the rage In
Chile as we'll as America neither of the girls has played for
several wears their game is bit rusty to quote Marta
Under the expert ueage of the nstructress however, they
intend to get back into fine form very shortly.
The rules Chilean badmnton and the game as it IS
paved here vary only slightly Donnng their shorts Marta
and Rpbeca occupy the V W. c. A courts two three times
week-dependng the number of engagements IN their
welIflled book
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Many Bowl

This facinating game, i'm
ported from England, has
pushed the popularity of bowl
ing hard. For a while this Win
ter-of course, it's definitely a
winter sport-that's all one
heard at various receptions
about town-boWling. Headed
by "gingervated" Viscount de
Sibour, a group of well-known
personages, both old and young,
haunted the Chevy Chase Club.
Two or three nights a week you
could find them speeding the
balls down the alleys for strike
or spare!
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Cruised South

Mr.. and Mrs. David Alexander
Kay, of Westchester, Pa, who
cruiSed aboard the Dorchester
to Miami, will spend several
weeks in the South before motor
ing North. They will be guests
in Washington of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Hopes at their home
in Edgemoor, Nd. for several
days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood BiggerS
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Eda Baxter, to Mar.
tin Robert Blake, of New York.
The ceremony was performed
on March IA. The young couple
will be ''at home" after June /
at 222L Twenty-ninth st. N. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day Tuttle, Of
Mt. Kisco, N. Y, will be in
Washington tonight to attend
the Civic Theater'S performance
of Johnny Johnson" Mr.. Tut
tie was the director Of the Civic
Theater last season and this
year has been busy attending to
the 'remodeling of his summer
theater at Mt. Kisco. The Tut
ties will be the guests Of Mr..
pnd Mrs. Robert w. Wilson, of
Alexandria, while they are here.
Representative Henry B. Stea-
gall of Ozark, Ala, has moved
to Wardman Park Hotel where
he has taken an apartment and
will make his home for the re-
mainder of the congressional
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dustin
Howe and their daughter, Miss
Maude Warren, of Tiffin, Ohio,
are passing several days in
Washington and are stopping at
the Shoreham. Later they will
go to New York and will be at
the Savoy Plaza for 10 days.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

test pilot at the Anacostia Air
Station. .
The bride-to-be is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Louis Smoot of
this city. She attended the Po-
tomac School and Friends
School making her debut here
several seasons ago.
SAILS APRIL 6
Sailing on April 6 Miss Nc
Neale will spend several months
in London with her brother-in-
law and sister, Lieut.. Comdr.
Cunningham Brown, r. N, and
Mrs. Brown. Before her mar
riage, Mrs. Brown was Miss
Polly McNeale.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Chavez Feted
By Jeff ferys

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Jeffervs entertained at dinner
at tie Shoreham. last evening
in honor Of Mrs. Jefferys'
brother, Senator Dennis Chavez
and Mrs. Chavez. f-
Their guests included Senator
and Mrs. Augustine Lonergan,
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hatch, Mr..
and Ms. Coz nelius Doherty,
Mr.. end Mrs. Williams C. Gid
dings, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Greene,
Mr.. ald Mrs. Tracy L. Jeffords,
Miss olothy Pearsall Mrs.
Betty OrCutt, Dennis Chavez,
jr., and Paul M Niebell.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25

At a cocktail party yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Donald Meredith
McNeale announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Douglas McNeale, to Lieut..
William Adger Moffett, U. S. NJ,
son of Mrs. William A, Moffett
and the late Admiral Moffett.
who lost his life in the Akron
crash,
ON CRUISE
Lieutenant Moffet is at pres
ent on a cruise with the Pacific
Fleet, attached to the U. S. S.
Maryland. He graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1880 and
entered the air service. For
two years he was on duty as
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Governor Here

The Governor of the Virgin
Islands, Lawrence w. Cramer,
arrived in Washington yesterday
and is staying at the Hay-Adams
House.
X
Mrs. George W. Morgan, of
New York, is visiting at the
Shoreham for several days.
Mrs. Morgan is the mother of
Mr. Gerald D. Morgan, Assistant
legislative Counsel Of the House.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Harts Here

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William
W. Harris have arrived at the
Shoreham to spend 10 days o.
more. following their seasonal
visit to Florida and an extended
stay at Asheville. N. C. Their
daughter, Miss Cynthia Harris,
is with them in Washington,
and will accompany them to
their summer home in Madison,
Conn, upon their departure
from Washington.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
PETER CARTER
Says:

Cuzanne Shepherd, pretty and popular
~ daughter of Mrs. Withers W. Shepherd,
would make one believe, engaged to nice and
welknown chap whose last begins with S, and the
engagement will be announced within the next two weeks
.
Jean Holmes Harris Sd has just arrived at the house of
Mr. and Mrs John Lyon Harris and nicely enough his god
mother will be Nine Slavko Grouitch lifelong friend of
young Harrss grandmother, Mrs. Cook The godfather
will be the well-known Jean Powell.
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Shower Given

Mrs. Frederick C. Cornwell, of
Woodside Park, Md, entertained
a. & shower for Miss Virginia
Moriarity on Monday evening.
Miss Moriarity will be mari. ID
On April 23s =
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Display Proves on the Court

Scores of Junior League girls, Belle johnson and Mrs
Morris Clarke only few of the expert sociaites who
display their prowes the badmnon courts at
and There will be tournament on next week Tor DOth
the single and mixed doubles teams
The Washington times., 1938-03-25
Due to serious illness,
Igor CaSSini will discontinue

the society
column en-
t | t ] e d
"P e t / t
p OF n t."
which he
writes for
this p a G e
d . / l y.
T. o u n !
CaSsini is
e xpe cted
TO resume
h 1 8 c |.
u m n q t
the first
Of n e xt
week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
NABfDKY MA STAVBU 3 We.
LIKYCH LODI SCHVALENY.

United States vladn1 komise
v patek schvalila nabfdky ma
S9,654,000 Bethlehem OcelaT-
ske s%polecnosti ma stavbu trf
velikych lodi jak pro dopravu
osob tax nakladu.
Lodi jsou pro sluzby Missis-
sippi Shipping spolecnosti v
New Orleans. Kazda LODI sto-
j1c1 prdmerne 1928, 900, bu-
de 400 stop dlouha. S plnym
nakladem mali konati rychlou
plavbu 1912 knott. Uzity bu-
dou hlavne pro sluzby v JIM
Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
Now Rok 1893 (nedele

= Novy Rok 1889 (nedele
/. ledna) Dude dostavenfckem
vsech milovn1k1 ceskeho diva
ola v Sokolovne ma rohu Gay a
Preston ulic.
Pf1pravy ma velkolepou cpe-
retu "Tanecek panny Maryn-
ky" jsou v plnem proudu. Ma
SO osob Sc 1castni zkousek. u
pozornuji ma nadherne zpevy
jak solove tax i sborov6.
Del je roztomily, wat re sta
roprazskeho zivota, kdyz cho-
dill pan Aalois "a pannou Be-
tou. Poslyste CO zpivajf:
Alois:
U rybn1cka We Stromovce
jsem prvne Tebe zrel,
mne krev Sc hnala do tvare
ia v srdci touhu mel.
Betty:
ia mela move saty,
pentlemi byly spjaty
byl den to wesley
a zrovna v letni nedeli.
Alois:
ia kloboucek jsem nejdrfv snail
pax nesmele Sc panny ptal?
Ach, panno IDA to niue byt
bych mohl Vas doprovodit.
Betty:
Tvar z cervenala pr tom ma,
dim CO jich to jen napada:
Ach, mob by kdo mas uvidet
Oba:
Kdyz chtejl vSak -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
tOz treba hned :


Parma Marynka (princezna
Marie) zav1ta incognito ma re-
staurace Ma Cikance, ably po-
znala ten dobry prazsky lid.
Pr tom zamiluje Sc do chude-
no ceskeho skladatele Josefa
Hilmara, ktery ma "Cikance"
jest zamestnan jake vrchn1 els
mix. Nasleduje nejkrasnejsf
p1sen operety: "Ten slavlcek
ma Petfine", kterouzto pfsen
YAM nap1s1 v pf1stim elsie.
Celia opereta bude necim CO
zde jeste nebylo. Zpevy nacvi-
cuje sbormistr p. V. Martinek
a hru osvedcena Teziserka p1.
O. Martfnkova. Operetu Dude
doprovazeti umelecky orchestr
p. Emilia Sticky. Vyprava bu-
de nadherna, ale take naklad-
ma. Proto take jest samozrej-
me re i vstupne je ponekud
zvyseno. Llstek Dude staff v
pfedprodeji 55c, u pokladny
6Oc. Detsky 25c. Predprodeje
V obchodech: A.. Hocky, POOL
Ashland Ave-, A. Pokorna,
2O19 E. Eager ul., FIR. Zavora-
lex, rob Madison a Milton ul.,
j. R.. Cihlar, 845 N. Luzerne ul.
v Sokolovne a u 1cinkuj1c1ch.
Zacatek divadla We $3.50 odp.
Pc divadle Dude pTatelska
zabava pri volnem vstupu.'
DOp,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
MRakkS8ESf&5sH2 f {Saz@9 kkS3kE S sz$g& S&S2y.f e k ksEEsk9 E& IS s.
STASTNE A VESELE VAN0CE

naSem chramu Pane v pet ho-
din rano. Vel. pan Martin M.
Oktavec, CSSR., farar osady
Dude celebrantem a. tez prone
Sc kazan1 o vyznamu Vance,
svatku Narozeni Pane totiz, CO
Jez1s Kristus znamena pro spo
lecnost lidskou. Jahnem pr
slavne Msi sv. Dude vel. pan
Josef Stepanek, CSSR. a pod
jahnem vel. pan Albert Liska,
CSSR.
hostel Dude ozdoben vavfin-
covymi venci S cervenou stuz-
kou. Okolo oltaTG budou stat
jehlicnate stromy. Pr poboc-
MIN oltafi budou jeslicky INA
zorhuj1c1 udalost jez Sc odehra
la V Betleme, kdyz Kristus Pan
zavftal ma svet v podobe chu-
dobneho dft6te chleve Bet
lemskem. Hlavni oltaT Dude o.
kraslen mnohymi svickami,
svetly a kvety. Use to Dude ma
poctu Toho, Jehoz Narozeni
cini Vanoce elm jsou, svatkp
radosti a blazeneho d6tstvi.
Sbor Sv. Cecilie pred slavnou
MSl svatou zapeje starobylou
hymnu cfrkevni: "Adeste FL
deles", "Pospezte v%erfci", Ell
cha noe, svata noc", "Narodil
Sc Kristus PAM, S doprovozem
hubby pod ffzenim varhanicky
slecny Mamie Schwartz. Bude
Sc zp1vat MISE svata sepsana Ike
eli Svate Cecilie.
Pc slavne MSi. sv. Dude hned
nasledovat MISE sv. tax zvana
pastyrska, pTi kterez sc budou
zpivat stare nase ceske koledy.
Potion MISE svate budou nasle-
dovat jedna pc druhe az do po-
sledn1, ktera Dude tez slavna
zp1vana v 1890 rano.
Dozajista re verni osadnfci
svatovaclavsti, kteff pravidel-
ne pfichazeli ma Roraty kazdy
den casne rano pc celou dobu
Adventnf, pristoupi ku stolu
Pane ma Hold Boz1 Vanocnf.
Jak jest to dojemne, videt kos
tel pfeplneny, a ten veliky "a
stup lidf, pres 1000, pristoupit
ku sv. prij1man1. Jak velice 81
mGzeme vazit sve katolicke vi
ry, ZvlaSt6 ma takove dOjemne
svatky, jake Vanoce, kdy 81
vzpomeneme ma sve mladl, ma
sve rodice cd nichz jsme byli
zbozne vychovani. Ma Vanoce
zajiste re mysl mas vsech "a
letne zpatky do minulosti do
detstvf sveho a okreje pfi vzpo
m1nce ma ten nevinny vek stra-
veny u dobrych rodic1.
Odpoledne We ctyTi hodiny
zeny Arci-Bratrstva Sv. Rodi-
ny budou nit ~shromazden1 a
poboznost, pri ktere budou spo
leone zp1vat krasne koledy.
skolnf dftky sehrajf sv6 Va
nocn1 divadlo pondel1, &c.
prosince We tri hodiny odpoled-
ne. Toto detske predstaven1
test sc nejvetsl ~navstevy re
vsech z celeho roka. Rodice
a pffbuzni a pfiznivci nasf sko-
ly radi prijdou pod1vat Sc ma
nase dftky a pobavf Sc vystu-
penn d1tek ma jevisti. Zvlastn1
pozornost ma sebe upozornl
vzdycky ii nejmens1.
Ma 2. ledna, v pondelf pc
Novem roce Dude domac1 "a
bava kterou uspoTada mladez
osady v Katolicke Budove We
Ger O p1l devate. Bude Sc da-
vat ceska Beseda. Hudba bu-
de nasi Omladiny: Bohemian
American Youngsters.
Naplneni duchem kTestanske
lasky k Bohu a ku bl1zn1mu z
| plneho srdce volame a prejeme
vsem krajanIm: "Vesele a bla-
zene Vanoce a Stastny poze-
hnany Novy Rok". Vsichni kra
jane jsou uctive vftani ma
sluzby Bozi, ma d6tske Vance
nj divadlo a ma Zabavu naSl
mladeze.
Slava ma vysostech Bohu,
a ma zemi pokoj lidem
dobre vile.
Osadn1 sprava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
" nod61i dino Ok

= V nedeli, dine 25. prosin-
ce ma Boz1 Hold Vanocni Dude
nadilka dftek ceske svobodo-
myslne skoly Aug. HeTmana.
Zacatek We 3 bod. odpoledne.
Nadilka Dude spojena s malym
programem a PAM rodicove Sc
zadaj1, by pfisli S ditkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
MlStnl Zprayy.


" pondeli, dine 26. prosin-
ce Dude oddan V chramu Pane
st. Elisabeth V 9 hodin rano
mlady kra.jan pan James A.
Stach Sc sic. Mary Margaret
McDonough. Mlady pan Stach
je synem znameho csl. restau-
rat6ra Vaclava Stacha a Marie
Stachove z cfsla 1928 Ashland
Avenue.
I kostela Cesko- Moray
skJch Bratri: Ma Vanocnf Be-
Ii Hold konany budou sluzby
Bozf O Il. iodine v kostele
Cesko-Moravskych Bratf1. Pr
Sluzbach Boz1ch vysluhovana
Dude sv. VeceTe Pane.
Slavnost Nedeln1 Skoly Dude
konana v 1tery o 7. iodine We
Ger We skolni mistnosti kostela.
Ma Den Noveho Roku kona-
ny budou Sluzby Bozl.
Cfrkevnf sch1ze konana bu-
de 8. ledna, "a tyden pc No
VEN Roce. j.
Detska zahradka a dennl
skoly pr slavnostnlm progra-
mt skonceny We stredu. Otev-
Teny budou opet pc Novem 10
ce.
Ma Narodnim hTbitove
N
pohrbena byla II. prosince FL
Ia Handlfr, Aanzelka Anthony
Handlfr. &. 72O N. Linwood a.
venue, jez zemrela pc tydenni
nemoci v nemocnici Is. prosln-
&c We start 80 rokI. Zesnula
narozena byla Baltimore.
Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohfbena byla 10. pro-
since Theresie Trfska, vdoVa,
{. 415 N. Patterson Park ave.,
iez zemfela ma zapal Pile We
start 70 rok1. Narozena byla
V Bernaticfch v Cechach, odkud
pred 81 roxy Sc pristehovala
do Ameriky. Pohrebnl obrady
vvkonal Rev. Josef Troch.
Pohreb konan byl z pohfeb-
niho domu Cvach & Syn.
Ma hfbitoye Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohfbena byla 20. pro-
since Barbora Kub1n Donda,
manzelka Ladislava Dondy, G.,
636 N. Kenwood ave., jez zem-
Tela ma srdecnf vadu We start
IA rokG v M6stskych Nemocnl-
cfch II. prosince. Narozena
byla v Cechach.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
Dslnicky Vzdelavaci Spo-
lex 'POKOK" D. D. D. pofada
veIkolepy SYLVESTER v sobotu,
dine 81. prosince 1889 " DelnIc-
KEN Dome, rob Madison a
Rose ulic. Vstupne 4Oc. Zaca-
tex v 8 hodin vecer. Hudbu RI
df p. j. Svitak. Posta! Darky!
Rozlouceni Sc sc starym a uvl-
tanf Noveho roku. Darky Sc O.
devzdajf u vchodu.
KIDD Sc chce do sytosti poba-
Wit v kruhu svych pratel prijd
ma Sylvestra do Dslnickeho
Domu!
= Poor! Pouze pro velke!
Zastavte sc pro Vas 1889 ka-
lnndaT SchimunkOve pOhfeb-
MIN domovu, 1903 E. Madison
ulice.
Mfsto Oslavy %. Rfjna
1893 ma sbfrku pro Ceskoslo-
VenskO.
Sberatel DGstp. Martin M.
Oktavec, c. SIS. R.
Rev. John Hass, G. SIS. K. 81,
Rev. Giles Nusstein, c.. SIS. 4.
81. Rev. James Kessler, CSSR.
81, Rev. Leopold Obrecht
CSSR. 81, Rev. Francis Fisher,
CSSR. 81, Rev. James Gum,
CSSR. 81, Rev. Francis Gallag-
her. CSSR. 81, Rev. John Too
hey, CSSR. 81, p. Vojtech Sta
mex 81, p. John A. Maier 81.
Celkem $1,000.
Jeste Jest 10 knfzek v obehu.
Frank 7 ChVba. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Den radosi, veseosd' nastava v nedei, ky skWi budeme pamaIu Narozenf Kris.
v Beueme. Dmo pTedpovfdany a ocAvany prise Thy spasl, COZ byoz ahynuo
| ukMala Sc hvezda ma bankytu nebeAMm, zpv andeG nIs Sc tnhem venbne noel:
"ShVa ma vy3dech Bhu idemd oba vMe:" "Nebotez Sc! nbo al zvedui am radost
veikou, ktera Dude vsemu idu; nebo narodl Sc dns spML ktyz Jest Krts Pal v me
ste Davdove
Pastyio pusii tada sa, skkni ep pred DeNkem.
On smliony napnena zeme, Jchz 1echou, p@Mou, nowun adeU jest Kritus!
Ss! jaa to Hba pMn~ Jest to pEn O radoNi
Rozeha ep o neI! Jnz jest vsemu sNTen1:
AneG to she sb~y "SAva Bohun Ia yVOsL
Pana Bona VeebL Sna, moe i spasen"
pranfm naMm ably v domoveeh Vach zaHadI Xiii a sMd kvetouciz pozehnane dby va
NH VYDAVATELSTVO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Radostne svatky Vanocnf,
kdy duse kTestanska sc raduie
z Narozenf Pane, pTipada letos
ma nedeli. Slavna Vanocnf MISE
svata jake v minulych rocfch
tax i letos Dude odslouzena v
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

PTedem srdecny pozdrav ma
Vas a celou VAST ctenarskou O.
bee. Pratele zas1lam Yam no.
why, ktere dostavam z Cleve-
landu. V tech novinach jsou
diva clanky, ktere bych chtel
ably Jste je v Telegraph" otis
XII. At nasf Tide vedf holou
pravdu jak tam ii v1dc1 ducho-
We We stare vlasti smysl1.
Vzdyt oni sc nestydl nam zde|
v Americe poroucet CO 81 sml-|
me a co nesm1me povesit ma
zed donna. Coz ii vGdcl hlavy
tam We stare vlasti jsou tax
trknute Re nevedf re jsme "
Americe. Jak je to dlouho co
jsme cetli v novinach CO ia ma
Sc vzdelana a inteligentn1 mia
DEE Prazska udelala Sc sochou
Masarykovou. Ale nikda jsme
necetli re by ii vzdelani Tide
byli "a tn nicemnost potresta-
nj. Vzdyt pomalu tam We sta
re vlasti nebudou moci ami svo-
bodne dychati, jak tam radi
cenSura.
Pfatele mill, odpustte, re
jsem Sc tax rozepsal ale media
to kdyz clovek cite ty zpravy re
stare vlasti. Jak sc nam to
krasne pred % roxy pracovalo
spolecne "a jedinym GLEN a.
by byla nase vlast svobodna,
a ted takovy vysledek Pc %
letech, to Sc opravdu srdce clo-
veku svfra zalem.
PTeji Van vsem krajane mill
stastne a vesele Vanoce a Mo-
Wy Rek, ably ten pTfsti rok nam
vsem pfinesl zdravl a spokoje-
most, a tenn naSim lidem "a O.
ceanem leps1 budoucnost.
Use dobre Yam vSem pTeje1
Karel Porkat,
Route 10, Box $751;
Sparrows Point, Md.
= Minulou nedeli bylo v So
kolovne opet jake Tile = ne
bot Bait. Jednota Sokolic a
Sok. Jed. Blesk poradali We
refine cvicenl.
Tentokrate prilakalo nase !
"VeTejne" mnoho pTiznivcu
myslenky sokolske a bylo ra-
dost pohledeti kdyz razem We
$3.50 odpol. "a hlaholu sokol-
skeho pochodu defilovala celia
ia naSe bujara chasa sokolska.
Br. starosta FIR. Hejny We struc-
mem a peknem p~rosloyu priv
tai obecenstvo.
Potion nasledovalo IL cisel
jedno krasnejsf neil druhe, a
musfme 81 priznati, re name
velmi zdatny ukazneny dorost
vyspele clenstvo a schopny,
technicky odbor nacelnika a
nacelnici. To znamena, re
jsou ODE jednoty ma velkem
vzestupu. Ale to Vas mile ses-
try a bratr1 nesm1 zastaviti.
Mas ell je: "Jen dal-jen vys"
az ma nejvyss1 metu!
Smfseny pevecky sbor lapel
Dvorakovu "Hymnu ceskeho
rolnictva" S velkym 1spechem
a jake pffdavek lapel rozmar-
nou p1sen "Posv1cen1".
Br. V. Martinez zajiste sam
mel take radost z 1spechu jeho
perneho 1sfl1.
V souhrnu gratuluji nacelni-
ku br. Jar. Stetkovi, nacelnici
ses. V. Rysove, cviciteldm br.
T. Michalkovi, FIR. Hejnemu,
Ed. stetkovi a cvicitelkam: ses.
L. Zavoralkove a H. Opavove
k1spechu verejneho cviceni.
Nesm1m zapomenouti ma br.
Emilia Stetku. Jeho uceleny
orchestr pfesne doprovazel ka-
zde cvicebni c1slo.
Pc cvicenf prisel podezrele
baculaty Mikulas Sc stromec-
KEN a nastalo rozdavanl dar-
XII tie naS1 sokolske drobotine.
Pc vycerpanf programu roz-
vinula Sc pratelska veselice "a
veseleho vyhravan1 orchestra
br. Edy Sticky.
Ku dalsf praci sokolske mno-
no zdaru preje Ant. Cihlaf.