davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
DR.. Abel zemrel.

DR.. John Jacob Abel, vyslou-
lily professor z Johns Hopkins
university a jeden z nejvetslch
autorit jistych krcnfch zlaz.
zemrel nahle. Pred tydnem
DIR. Abel slavil sve 81lete naro-
zeniny. Pohrben byl v nedeli
odpoledne v Montour Falls, N,
Y, kde jeho manzelka pohf-
bena byla v lednu. Dr.. Abel
ma Johns Hopkins pracoval pc
38 rokG. Doc1lil zdokonaleni
mnohych lekG a vynalezl move
ma zaskrt, zlutou zimnici, sy-
fills, spavou nemoc atd.
Narozen byl Clevelandu
10. kvetna 1857. Vystudoval
ma universite Michigan, pax
stravil rok ma Johns Hopkins.
Nasledujfcich sedm rok1 stu
doval ma nemeckych universe
tach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

Senator Tydings ukazal ba-
l1cek cigaret We sch1zi Kiwa-
mis- klubu v Emerson hotelu We
ctvrtek vecer, znazornil, jak
clovek American platf 1traty
vladnf spravy.
"Zde je ~6centovy kolek ma
tonic bal1cku," rekl. "Kdyz
clovek kour1 bal1cek cigaret
denne, We 800 dnech zaplati
$18 rocn6 Wade pro toto pra-
vo. Jinymi slovy, prGmerny
kufak must pracovati ctyTi
dny zadarmo, ably mohl kou-
Titi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Zraneni.

Ctrnact rok1 staremu hochu
Joseph Kutcher, pfi padu zlo-
mena byla V nedeli ruka V
Camp Quinstead, Severn Park
= Diva roxy stare d1tko,
Wayne Butler, jez ma sebe pre-
v sobotu nadobu s vrou-
CT vodou, zemTelo v nedeli. Ma
ma sebe pTevrhlo pri hra-
nj v dome v Elkridge.
= Jack Redman, 9lety, pre-
rail 81 ruku, kdyz nedeli
spadl S ohrady ma Cleveland
ulici. Pr j1zde ma voz1cku W.
padl v Lansdowne 11yety Ken
meth Miller a zranil 81 ruku.
= Thomas J. kelly, 57lety,
smrtelne zranen byl, kdyz V
nedeli spadl Sc schodG v resta-
urantu v 600 blocku E. Balti-
more ulice.
" hadce S manzelkou svo-
il v .jejich domove ma Old An
napolis road, vrhl Sc S otevre-
nym nozem Earl Shelsby, 80
lety ma manzelku a zranil tu-
to. Byl zatcen.
= Sedm rok1 staremu no
chu, Johnu Stinemire, pTera-
zen byl v pondel1 nos kdyz spa
dl S houpacky V Druid Hill
parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Den Zdobeni HrobI.

Vazenf pratele!
Ia vzacnou rfdkou prilezi-
tosti shromazdili jsme Sc v ne
deli v poctu precetnem ma mis-
tech velebneho klidu, ably
chom okazali a vzdali poctu
vsem drahym zesnulym, je-
jichz schranky t6lesne ma hrbi-
tovech techto vraceny byly do
kllnu matky zeme, z nichz vse-
china zivota Ear vznika a sc
proudf. Vzpomenout jsme pTi-
sli jich a okrasliti tiche v zele-
mem rouse stkvoucf Sc rovy je-
jich. Skutek. prekrasny. Jet
uctfvanf pamatky mrtvych IVY
KEN davnym a krasny DOZEN
jaky slavnost nedelni ucinila
ma vsechny navstevniky zane
cha pc sobe trvalou pamatku
Ovencivse hroby nasfch dra-
hych zesnulych, ovenclme
svoje srdce laskou a vdecnost.
k MIN. Ouch mas neZustane
nepohnut We chv1li tax DOZEN.
ne i on stane sc pT1stupnyn
vsemu co z hrobu vychazl. A
ted zajiste dovol1te abychon
otevreli trosfcku knihu dejir
teto mile nasf svobodne zeme
a pozastavili Sc ma liste, ma KITE
rem jest poZnamenan Gin las
ky a sebezapfenf a kde zlatyn
pismem jsou napsany bohaty
ry ktere nejen americky marco
ale i veskere lidstvo chova ,
tie nejhlubs1 1cte, nebot zen
kterou jsme "a sv1j domo'
zvolili, podstoupila tez krut,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Ceny plodin snad nedobre.

Vyhl1dky ma prodej farmar-
skych plodin snad budou neu-
spokojivymi, prohlaseno bylo
zde We stfedu navstevn1ky
p~residenty z vladn1ch bank.
President pfijeli z II distrik-
tn. Presvedcen1m jejich bylo,
re hlavnfm farmaTskym pro-
blemem Dude jak vyhodne
prodati plodiny sklizene. Ma
hled panoval, re vyhlfdky ma
sklizen jsou krasne pc cele
skoro zemi S vyjimkou Texa-
SUI, kde prachove boure skody
zavinily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Prodej honebnich licensi.

Honebn1 license ma rok 1888
1893 Marylandske sezony
dany do prodeje 1. cervna V u
Tadovnach rGznych okresn1ch
klerkG, do jejichz 1Tadoven z
Department. statn1ho odboru
poslano bylo $4,000 honeb-
mich l1stk1. Kdyby vsechny
prodany byly, pokladna statu
z1skala by asi $1,175.800. Lii
cense jsou pro periodu cd 1.
cervna tohoto roku do 81. kve-
tina, ackoliv vlastn1 honebn1
sezona otevrena Dude v zaT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

lezitOst prave ted obstarat1.
Proto vyzyvame vsecky Cechy
i Slovaky, by vyuzili teto pfi-
lezitosti a knihy sobe vypujci-
| ia cetli a tax Sc zdarma po-
bavili a poucili. Jest docela
lehko teto pT1lezitosti vyuz1ti.
Jedin6 co je treba, je dostati
81 listek z knihovny, ktery W.
plnfte a nechate podepsati dive
ma osobami nejlepe majiteli
dom1. Toto je pouze jista for
MALTA, ktera je stejna pro
kazdeho i deti a kazdy yam
rad lfstek podepfse. Vyuzijte
teto nabfdky a zajistete tax
dalsf vyber knih pro milovniky
ctenf.
Ia Sdruzenf Ceskych a Slo-
venskych Spolkd, Dop.
= Ceskoslovenske obcanske
sdruzenf utvoreno bylo We sire
du We schulz poradane We 100
blocku N. Collington avenue.
SchGze zucastnilo Sc asi 60 o.
sob. Urednfky "Americko-
Ceskoslovenskeho obcanskeho
sdruzen1" zvoleni byli: Louis
j. Svehla, president; John w.
Wallis a John Pazdersky, mlsto
PRESIDENT; William A. Okta-
vec, tajemnfk, Josef Vonasek,
pokladnik; Frank Chyba, SER
geant-at-arms. Zaroven zvo-
len II clenny vybor direktor6.
Vonasek a Alfonso Cmero byli
recnfky.
Ukoncenf skolnlho roku
a slavna graduace zakd a "a
eek skoly sv. Vaclavske Sc bu-
de konat V nedeli, dine IL. Ger
WA We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
= Sokolsky Tabor "Tyrs'
Dude tuto nedeli, dine 5. cerv-
ma opetne dostaven1ckem nasl
Stroke ceske verejnosti, ktera
Sc zajima o mas sokolsky telo-
cvik, neb Cvicitelsky Odbor
nasi Sok. Jed. Blesk a Balti-
morske Jednoty Sokolic pora-
da opetne sve vyrocnf letnf We
refine cvicenf ma nasem tabo-
risti. Pekna efsla p%rostnych
zactva, dorostu i clenstva, ja-
koz i cviky ma narad1, jsou pTl-
me ukazky sletoveho progra-
mu Desateho Vsesokolskeho
sletu v Praze. PTijd'te vsich-
nj, at uvidfte alespon v malem
meritku krasne ukazky nasi
sokolske telesne vychovy, ja-
kym Sc Dude o pr1st1ch sleto-
vych dnech obdivovati tis1ce
divakd re vsech koncin sveta.
KuchaTky sc postaraj1 O "a
sobu chutnych j1del a tez i w
cep Dude pine zasoben. Do
lance Dude vyhravati chvalne
znama kapela Eddy Sticky
p6kne ceske polky a valc1ky
prave cerstve importovane.
Prijd'te tud1z vsichni at Sc
mas tabor zaplnf a ujistujeme
vas, re Sc vsichni dobre poba-
vfte a tez svojf pTitomnost1 O.
Gentle snahy nas1 cvicic1 MIA
deze.
Srdecne a bratrsky kazdeho
I'VE
I'VE Spojeny Cvicitelsky Odbor
S j. B. a B. j. S..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

zapas "a svou svobodu, pfi kite
re stall bratr prot bratru S vra-
zednou zbranf v ruce, dorazeli
ma sebe synove jedne matky.
IDA nezaslouz1 81 oni bohaty-
ri, ktefi v dobach tech chopili
Sc zbrane ably pamatka jejich
" srdcich naslch byla zachova-
ma? Lid domorody sci bojovat
"a sv1j domov, konal svoji po-
vinnost - lid pristehovaly bo-
joval "a lidskost a pravo. | ma
rod mas jenz Cd davnych vekn
jiz cedil krev "a svobodu poll
tickou, nabozenskou i obcan-
skou - mel v tom zapase syny
sve a i krev ceska tekla ma svo-
bodne p1de "a zrusen1 otroc-
tvf. I nasi bratr1 jasne pred
svetem dosvedcili, re svoboda,
pravo a lidskost milejs1 jim
jest nez blahobyt, ba nez sam
|jejich zivot. Cest budiz "a to
tenn, kdo v krutych tech do
bach opousteli domovy a spell
do vTavy bitevnf, vecna Jim bu-
diz Ia to pamet neb dnes hrde
m6zeme americkemu lidu f1ci,
re skvrna kterou jejich pred
kove ma jmene teto republiky
byli nuceni z%anechati, smyta
byla ceskou krv1 a synove to-
no maleho ceskeho naroda,
ktereho jste nechteli zde dlou-
no uznavati, obetovali tez svo-
|je zivoty, ably narod americky
mohl pred celym svetem zvati
Sc svobodnym. Proto vdecny
lid cesky postavil 81 pomnlk,
ktery i pc letech az nase 1sta
onemi, az vsichni dr1mati bu-
deme pod t1mto zelenym dr.
mem narodu americkemu Dude
hlasiti: Lid cesky vGci teto
zemi vykonal svojf povinnost,
on dokazal re dovede nejenom
svobody zeme teto uz1vati ale
i zivoty svymi il haiti" Ten
to pomnfk Dude vecnym sved-
KEN re cesky zivel byl vzdy,
jest a Dude jednfm z nejpev-
nejsich balvand v zakladech
teto republiky a "a vse to bu-
diz vsem tenn, jimz pomnfk
tento jsme postavili tenn kdo.
vypustili ducha ma bojisti a
ksoncili drahu zivotnf v kruhu
rodinnem anebo jsou posud Ii
vi mezi nami budiz jim vsem
vecna a nehynouc1 slava.
M. Senger.
= Slavnost Zdobeni HrobG
ma Cesko-Narodnfm hrbitove
minulou nedeli vzdor chladne-
mu pocasi sc vydarila. Obe-
censtva Sc dostavil velky pocet
by ozdobili hroby svych nej-
milejs1ch a vyslechli program
|Tecn1kG jak nasleduje:
Program zahajen hudbou,
|nacez p. Ant. Vancura vysvet-
lii ucel "a jakym slavnost tato
poradana, potion predstavil
slavnostniho recn1ka p. Vacla-
va Rejska z New Yorku, ktery
|svym predecessor objasnil 1cel
|slavnosti a vGbec povsechne 81
tuace v Europe a v celem svete
panuj1cl a nabadal pfltomne
obecenstvo, ably vsecky slozky
Sc spojily v jeden celek a tax
pomahaly ku v1tezstvl Cesko-
slovenska. Jeho rec byla S po-
zornostl vyslechnuta a vfele
ocenena. Dalsi recn1ci byli
panove: Frank Hejny a Josef
Novotny, pax nasledoval zpev
ditek Ceske Svob. skoly Aug.
Herman pod vedenlm ucitele
p. Ant. CihlaTe, ktere byly tez
odmeneny bouri potlesku. Ma
to p. Ant. Vancura ukoncil
slavnost a obecenstvo Sc roz-
chazelo pc hrbitove, ktery mel
vzhled krasne kvetinove "a
brady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Podlehl praci ma farme.

Charles Houston, 81 rOku
starry z Rossiter avenue zemfel
pTi praci ma farme ma Crom-
we'll Bridge road Baltimore
okresu. Zachvacen byl srdec-
nj vadou. Ma farme pracoVal
Sc sym synem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
" hadce.

Emma Gross, cernoska, sire
lena byla dvakrate a tezce
zranena cernochem, James
Hall, v hadce v dome v bl1zko-
sti Ellicott City. Pc streleni
cernosky obratil cernoch revol
yer ma sebe a stTelil Sc do O.
bliceje. Oba watt byli do ne
mOcnic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Kongresnik Lewis proti sena-
toru Tydings.

Kongresnik "a 6. distrikt,
David J. Lewis Dude staff pro-
ii senatoru, Willard E. Tyd-
ings, pri volbe demokraticke-
no senatora z Marylandu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
z hospody.

Osm pop1jejlc1ch v nedeli v
v 1900 blocku Chesa-
peake avenue, uvezneno bylo
20 rvacce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
M1stn1 zpravy.
z ~krajanskych kruhI.
Pc prospesnych studiich

graduuJe JaKO QOKCOr lekdr-
stvi p. Charles Vincent Sevclk,
syn rodiny Vincenta j. Sevcl-
ka, {. 1900 Parkwood avenue.
Graduant vychovan byl rodici
svymi cd 1tleho mladf ku Sic
chetnemu humanitnfmu povo-
lanf We sluzbach clovecenstva.
DR.. lekarstvf, Charles Vim
cent Sevcfk, Dude internovati V
nemocnic ST. Agnes, kde zajis-
tie uprimnym pr1telem mu bu-
de DR.. Emil Novak.
Graduace studentu Univer-
sity Marylandske konana bu-
de v sobotu,4 4. cervna V Richie
Coliseum, College Park.
- Dne II. cervna spojeni
budou svazkem manzelskym
snoubenci: Louis r. Pokorny,
1925 Shannon Drive a sic. Abb
ma F. Maxa.
Dne IA. cervna spojeni
budou svazkem manzelskym
snoubenci: Jerry Miller z Bel
nord avenue a sic. Elizabeth
Weber.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele %pohrbena byla 81.
kv6tna Julia Fuka, vdova, els.
1903 Parkwood avenue, jez
skonala ma srdecnf vadu We
start Sc rok1 27. kv6tna. Ia
nechava zde dive d1tky: Jose
ia a Eleanor. Narozena byla
v Baltimore. Pohreb konan z
kostela st. Anthony.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Ma hrbitove st. Francis
kostela V Abingdon, Nd, po-
hfben byl Charles F. Babka,
manzel Magdaline T. Babka.
Pohreb konan byl pondel1
rano. Zesnul 27. kvetna.
- Ma hfbitove Nejsv. W.
kupitele ~pohrbena byla Anna
Blaha-Blair (rozena Tesarek)
manzelka Franka Blahy, els.
2O3O E. Eager ulice, jez re
snula We veku 70 rok6 Is. kve-
tina. Pohreb konan byl V So
bOtu.
- Ma navstevu do Ceskoslo-
venska a Sokolsky slet do Pra-
ny odjfzdf V patek, 3. cervna
pc lodi Europa" p. Josef Ne
mec Sc synem Harlem, kde Sc
zdrzf nekolik m6s1cG a mini Sc
vratiti stejnou lodi asi Is. zar1.
V 1tery, 81. kvetna v noel
1908 A. M. odjeli z Mt. Royal
stanice do New Yorku tito
krajane:
Pan Antonfn PECK, pf. Anna
smrhova, pf. Marie Stehlikova,
pf. TIME Nemcova, p1. Marie
Severova, Frank Severa, Mi
lada Severova, p1. Josefa Je-
Tabkova, p. Karel Ledvina.
Vsichni tito We stTedu v po-
ledne vyjeli pc lodi "Aquita-
MIA" s prvnl officieln1 vypra-
WI A. O. S. ku X. Vsesokolsk6-
mu sletu do Prahy.
PTejeme vsem 1castn1kdm
veselou cestu, mile shledanf S
drahymi We stare vlasti, pTi-
jenny pobyt a stastny spoko-
jeny navrat a volame "Zdar
X. Vsesokolskemu sletu v Pra-
ze."
Druha o~fficielni vyprava A.
o. S. vyjede dine Is. cervna a
je ma nj pTihlaseno 8 nasich
krajanG. KIDD by cht6l jest6
jeti S mimi necht Sc prihlas1
bez odkladu u Antonina CT
hlaTe, 845 N. Luzerne avenue.
-Ceskoslovenske veTejnosti!
Pred n6jakym casem ozname-
no bylo v tonic casopisu "Te-
legraf", re knihovna "Enoch
Pratt Free Library, ktera ma
hlaVnl budOVu ma Cathedral u
lici zakoupila vice rGznych
ceskych i slovenskych knih cd
nejvybranejSfch spisovateld,
kter6 1plne zdarma p1jcuje
ku ctenf. Ackoli je dosti teto
vyhody uzfvano, pTece die u
znanf Tiditelstva nen1 takove
jake by m6lo byti. Pr rozho-
voru s Tiditelkou v hlavn1 ira
dovne uznano, ba i dokazano,
re ackoli hlavnf knihovna MI
re byti kazdemu dobfe mama,
pTece odbocka els. Is, ktera Sc
nachazf ma Linwood avenue,
mezi Philadelphia Road a Fa-
yette ulicf je mnohem pf1hod-
nGjsi pro Cechy a Slovaky a
proto velky vyber knih umlst-
VI
Evening star., 1938-05-22
Tea at Arts Club
This Afternoon.

Mrs. Charles H. Stratton and Mr..
George Edward Muth will be hosts at
a tea at the Arts Club Of Wash
ington this afternoon to celebrate the
opening of an exhibition of photo
graphs by Washingtonians. The first
National Capital Salon of Photography
has already attracted much interest
and large number of club members
and invited guests are expected at the
opening today. The work of 81 pho
tographic artists will be shown in the
gallery. while the reception room will
be given over to the work of three Arts
Club members. Miss Peggy Duffy, Mr..
Roy Lyman Sexton and Mrs. Felian
GarZia
This is the first opportunity Wash
ington photographers have had to
have a purely local show. It is being
held under the auspices of the Wash
ington Camera Council, and the men,
bers of the Salon Committee are Mr..
Lloyd Macurdy. chairman: Mr.. Wesley
c. Mock, treasurer; Mr. w. Townsend
Jamison, Dr. David r. Craig. Mr..
Julian Brown and Miss Mary Eleanor
Browning.
The exhibition is open to the public
from May % to June 3.
Evening star., 1938-05-22
Fairfax Residents
Visiting Texas
And Mexico,

EAIRFAx, Va. May 21.-Mr. Charles
Pickett OF Fairfax and Mr..
Edward Jones OF Falls Church left
Wednesday for q three-week trip to
Texas and Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antrim Mckay Of
Annapolis. Md, are the week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Dawson Richardson and Miss Nan Fox
Of London, England, Is visiting Miss
Randolph Richardson for the week
end.
The Rev. r. Carl Maxwell. accom-
panied by Mrs. F. w. Richardson and
her daughter and grandson. Mrs.
James McC. Henderson and Jimmie
Henderson. returned Thursday from
short visit with friends in Roanoke,
Va.
Mrs. Elsie A. Davis, Fairfax County
supervisor of elementary education,
and Miss Jeannette Luther, assistant
supervisor, leave today for Radford,
Va, to attend supervisors con-
ference.
Mrs. Paul c. Kincheloe entertained
members of the Junior Women's
Auxiliary Of Truro Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening
Mrs David v. N. Cake and her two
children, who have been the guests
OF Mr. Cakes brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beard,
have returned to their home in Hilton
Village. Va. Mrs. Boards mother
Mrs. John w. Cake of Lynnhaven,
Va, who accompanied the Cakes to
Fairfax, is remaining for two weeks.
Monday evening Fairfax Rotary
Club members will entertain the
Rotary AIMS" at dinner in the George
Mason Hotel Alexandria. The COM
mittee in charge of arrangements in
Evening star., 1938-05-22
Garden Party Held
In HerndOn.

HERNDON. Va, May 2l.-Mrs.
Cassius M. Lawrence entertained at a
garden party and tea Tuesday after
noon at her home. Robins Rest. at
Herndon in honor Of the members Of
the Herndon Home Interest Garden
Club and the Manassas Garden Club.
Miss Dorothy Rogers is the guest
over the week end Of her sister, Miss
Edith Rogers, at Blossom Hill.
Mrs. William H. Dawson. assisted
by her daughter Mrs. Thomas S. Kite.
entertained at bridge luncheon
Monday in her Herndon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton en-
tertained the staff Of the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association of
Washington at picnic supper Fri
day evening at their home near Hern-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Sager. who
spent the winter months in Florida,
returned to their home in Herndon
April 25 and after stay of two weeks
here left to spend some time in Ohio.
Mrs. M. T. wilkins will be the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Lucy WEIGH of
Atlanta. Ga. until June l.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Blanchard,
jr.. entertained at bridge supper
Friday evening in their home in Hern-
don. Va. as a farewell party before
moving into their new home at Green
belt. Md. May %.
Mrs. Willis McGlincy entertained at
at bridge tea Wednesday afternoon
at her home in Herndon
Mr.. Arthur Hyde Buell.. jr.. has
returned to Woodberry Forest School.
after having been the guest for sew
eral days of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Buell. of Herndon.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

daughter, Miss Helen Bowie Of Wash
ington.
Mrs. F.. B. GWynn. Mrs. Morris
Nicholson, Miss Alene Burch and Mrs
Burch GWynn nave returned from a
motor trip to wilmington. Del. where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ernest Burch for few days.
Mrs. NJ c. Thompson of Hollywood
is spending two weeks with relatives
in Wilmington. N. c.
Miss Betty Faucet of Washington
is spending the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry R. Bowling on the
Washington boulevard.
Mrs. John Fowler Of Oxon Hill Is
visiting her brother and sister-in-laW,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lyon.
Mrs. L. A. Wilmer of this city en-
tertained Wednesday evening at a
bridge supper,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Latham Of
Washington are spending today and
tomorrow with Mrs. Theodore Latham
in Medleys Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Owens Of La
Plata, Md. will be dinner guests to-
morrow of Mr. and Mrs Thomas A.
Mckay. at their place, Arlington, on
the bay here.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

guests Of Mrs. Mayhew's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
l.. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thurston
left Monday to spend week with
relatives in NorristoWn. Pa.
Miss Mary Lewis Moncure. whose
marriage to Mr.. Norman Crowell
Hunter, jr.. of Rockingham, N c.,
will take place June II at st. Georges
Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg,
has completed plans for her wedding.
Following the ceremony there will be
a reception at Oakenwold, the home
of Mrs Moncure in Falmouth. The
Rev. DR.. William Jackson Morton,
who for more than 80 years was
rector of Old Christ Church in this
city, will officiate. The bridge-lect is
a great niece of Mrs Morton. DR..
Morton officiated at the marriage of
Miss Moncures parents. Miss Mary
Chichester of Fredericksburg will be
Miss Moncure's maid of honor and
Mrs. Ivan Smith of Washington will
be matron of honor The bridesmaids
will be Miss Dorothea Ashby Smith
Of Richmond, cousin of the bride-elect
and namesake of Mrs William j.
Morton. and Miss Mary Hunter, sister
of the bridegroom elect.
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Annual Hadassah Luncheon
Will Be Held June 8.

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Annual Hadassah Luncheon
Will Be Held June 8.
The Washington Chapter of Ha-
dassah will hold its annual spring
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel
Wednesday, June 8. Hadassah will
hold its monthly meeting at the
Community Center. Sixteenth and @
streets NV, at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs.
Raphael Turover is the president.
Mrs. Otto E. Woerner, who has been
visiting in Wheeling. W. Va, is spend
ing two weeks in Atlantic City.
Miss Betty Strasburger, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Milton Strasburger,
who has been spending several weeks
with her parents. returned to Antioch
College, Yellow Springs. Ohio. yester-
day, to finish her course for the year.
The National Conference of Jewish
Social Welfare will open here in Wash
ington at the Willard Hotel beginning
next Saturday through Tuesday.
Mrs. Max David has returned from
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Segalof of l45l
Parkwood place announce the con-
firmation of the latter's daughter, Ber-
nice Ruth Neff, Sunday morning. June
S, at the Congregation Rodeph Shall
ON in Philadelphia. A confirmation
reception will be held in the temple in
the evening June S.
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for the mountains in West Virginia,
near Elkins. where they have taken a
summer lodge for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer
gave a dinner party Wednesday night
for their son. Mr. Willis Volkmer. in
celebration of his birthday anniver-
sary
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kelly. with
their son, Mr.. C.. Clayton Kelly of
Mount Vernon. Ohio. will arrive June
/ to take up their residence at 720 Ma
pie avenue Mr.. Kelly is treasurer
auditor of the Potomac Conference of
Seventh-Day Adventists. Mr.. E. F.
leave the same time with his family
for Mount Vernon, Ohio, to take Mr..
Kellys place.
Mrs. Mueller Entertains
At Bridge Luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Mueller entertained at
bridge luncheon Wednesday at Mrs.
KS Toll House Tavern, Silver Spring,
Md.
Mrs. Samuel Scrivener was hostess
at luncheon Tuesday. when her as
sisting hostesses included Mrs c. r.
Mills. Mrs. G. NJ. Hurts. Mrs. Winn T,
Simmons and Mrs. Charles Carroll
A group of Takoma Park couples
held dinner party and bridge at the
Iilden Gardens Tuesday night.
The party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul P. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs S. James
Dennis, Mr. and Mrs Victor Giffen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ferry. Mrs. Roswell A.
Bryant and son, Mr.. B. D. Bryant.
Mrs. Cecil Macy entertained at a
bridge party Thursday.
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Alexandria Residents
Are Away on Visits
Party Goes to Petersburg
For Annual Convention
Of Women's Clubs.

LExANDRIA Elizabeth Ramey past pres
~ imam
Petersburg attending the 10Th annual
Of
Womens i being held there today.
Mr. spending motoring
Southern States.
John Lark Carter until recently made their home
Royal, months.
Sunday the West Coast and
a
Grace Episcopal in
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White spring MOVERS were uSeQ 1Or
decorations at the tea table and
throughout the rooms
Mrs. Frederick l.. Pratt of Takoma
Park, with Mrs. j. B. Peters Of
Washington. entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at the home of Miss Mar
garet Burdette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred zirwes left
Yesterday for Atlanta. Ga, where they
will spend 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whaley have an
nounced the birth of daughter, Mar
guerite Ethel, Monday at the Wash
ington Sanitarium. Mrs. Whaley is the
former Miss Ethel Quill. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. GULL of Takoma
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Mills have
visiting them over the week end their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs De Ford Mills of New York and
Amityvllle, Long Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills returned earlier in the week from
Canton. Ohio. where they spent 10
days with relatives.
Miss Mary Janet White
Home From University.
Miss Mary Janet White. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William White, returned
Friday from the University of Ala
bama, where she completed her junior
year. She plans to spend the summer
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richardson en-
tertained at bridge supper last night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
O'Loughlin, as the Richardson's home
is being renovated
their two children will leave June /
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cludes Mr.. Paul c. Kincheloe, the
Rev. Herbert A. Donovan and Mr..
Hugh B. Marsh.
Mrs. Lomax Tayloe OF Vienna, Va,
will spend Saturday and Sunday a.
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs Whitman
Cross in Chevy Chase, when she will
assist Dr. and Mrs. Cross at the
opening OF their garden for the rose
test ga-oen Of George Washington
University.
Friday Mrs. Tayloe judged at the
annual spring flower show Of the
Neighborhood Garden Club In Ar
lington, Va.
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Of Personal Note Here
Miss Virginia Damman to Wed
MIR. Robert Granat June II.

LEONARD DANMAN New York. formerly
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o'clock
Richard Meyer Wednesday to
and
accompanied Fischer
be her