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Evening star., 1938-05-16
R0SE-CLARKE DUO
MIXED PINS BEST
Team Bowls 783 to Excel
GuIIi.Krauss, Who Hit
$50 in Tourney.

Lucy Rose and Astor Clarke today
were the Capitals mixed doubles
champions by virtue of their smashing
score of 1888 in the annual tournament
staged by the Washington Womens
Duckpin Association last night at
Rendezvous
With Clarke pounding the naples
for AL and Mrs Rose for a set of
342, the Virginia duo came through
with a brilliant victory to take a $40
prize.
Lorraine GULL and Bill Krauss gave
the winners a battle with $50 count
for second place and split of SIS.
Miss GULL with a 392 shot the highest
score among the fair contestants.
Third place resulted in the tie be-
tween the Ellsworth Geib-Agnes Rubin
and Billy Stalcup-Evelyn Ellis combi-
nations with each team totaling 500
to win $3.50.
Fifth place went to Ed Nash and
Viola Bechtold with 687
Evening star., 1938-05-16
HEURICHS OUT OF LOOP
Won't Apply for American Loop
Franchise, Says Owner.

Chris Heurich. jr. owner of the
Heurich Brewers professional basket
ball team, today denied reports origi-
mating in New York that he had or
would apply for franchise in the
American League next season.
Heurich, who has contemplated the
move for several seasons, says it is
blocked by the fact that the Brewers
are dependent on other means of sup
port and are unable to travel as freely
as the league schedule dictates.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
POOR SPARMATES
CHECKING SARR0N
Good SouthpaWs Needed to
Tune Petey for Fight
With GevinS0n.

Lack of sOuthpaw sparring partners
has handicapped Petey Sarron, former
world featherweight champion. in his
conditioning grind for the l0-round
bout with Lou Gevinson Thursday
night at Griffith Stadium, it was ad-
mitted today by Jimmy Erwin, mana
ger of the hairy Syrian.
Sarron, whose only losses to left
handler have been to Freddie Miller,
has been unable to obtain a capable
sparmate to prep him for the hard
hitting Gevinson, and this is rated a
distinct disadvantage.
Gevinson Deemed Improved.
Gevinson meanwhile has been tun-
ing his attack on frankie DeAngelo,
who has fought Sarron, and patterns
his style after that employed by the
former champion. DeAngelo is con-
vinced Lou will register an upset.
pointing out GevinSOn'S timing and
punching is keener that at any stage
of his career
The veteran Sarron has indicated
he will carry the fight to Gevinson.
keep him off balance continually and
smother him with steady stream of
leather. Lou will depend on his kayo
wallop and intends to absorb many OF
Sarron's sWats in an effort to locate
vulnerable territory.
ScalzO. Carlo to Clash.
Another attractive preliminary has
been arranged by Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn, with Pete Scalzo, highly re-
garded featherweight protege of Pete
Reilly. meeting George Carlo Of Jersey
City in siX-rounder. Scalzo COM
piled a string of % consecutive VIC
tories before losing a split decision
to Mike Belloise, his only conquerer
in 30 engagements
Steve Mamakos and Battling Bur-
roughs, stablemates of Gevinson and
Sarron, respectively. will swing in an
eight-round semi-fnal Ahearn will
add two more preliminaries to the
program.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
RATES GREB GREATEST
No Middleweight Of Today Could
Touch Harry, Says Walker.

Harry Greb still ranks tops among
the middleweights in Mickey Walkers
book: "I've never seen Fred Apostoh
or Glen Lee, but have seen Freddie
Steele, the champion, and while I
agree he is clever lad, it would be
no dice if he got into the ring with
a fellow like Harry Greb was in his
day.
None of the middleweights around
today could lay glove on Greb, as I
knew him."
Evening star., 1938-05-16
BLACK SENATORS AHEAD
Spearman Leads Attack in 11-0
Win in League Opener.

Washington's Black Senators had
1000 percentage in the Negro Ma
tional League today following their
11-9 victory over the Buffalo Bisons
in the locals opening game of the
season yesterday.
Some 1000 fans at Griffith Stadium
saw Third Baseman Harry Spearman
lead the Senators with home run
and three singles, the round-tripper
landing in the left-fleld bleachers.
Roberts, Williams and Yokeley shared
the pitching duties for the home team.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
RACING BOATS UPSET
Three in Annapolis Event Blown
Over Without Damage.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May Is (P).-
Caught in a sudden gust of wind.
three small! sailboats participating in
the Annapolis Yacht Clubs weekly
race were tipped over in the mouth
of the Severn River yesterday.
Nearby craft rescued the six ducked
sailors without trouble and pulled the
boats ashore. Andrew Kramer. SAIL
ing the Seawitch, won the race.
Those ducked were John H. Wilson,
his son John, jr; DR.. j. Willis Martin,
Earl Kaiser. James Sweeney and
James Callahan.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

Spring, who upset Harry Pitt and
Tommy Bones; Martin Mccarthy and
John R. Miller of Beaver Dam, Buddy
Sharkey and Arthur Urban of Indian
Spring, Frank White and Bill Pen
dergast of Manor and Page Cornwell
and Paul Frizzell of Columbia.
That strong Hillendale com.
bine Of Ernie Caldwell and Gen.
Bruning Is ploughing along,
however, and can do business
against any Washington pair.
Club Meets Defy Weather.
Week end golf played under mis-
cradle conditions found tournaments
going forward at most Of the clubs.
At Washington, Theo Foxwell and
Frank M. Williams teamed well to-
gether to win the mixed Scotch four
some with card of 93-19-74.4 Capt.
and Mrs. T. Niles were second and
Mrs. Don johnson and Kenneth Park
inson were third.
Fred Berquist won the sweepstakes
tourney at Congressional with 90
14-68 Jack Strait was net with
8C-10-70.
At Beaver Dam Albert Haas and
A. H. Thompson tied for first place
in the seniors tourney, both with net
TBS, with Judge Needham c. Turnage
shot back. The tourney will wind up
next week.
Niedecker Gets Ace.
Capt. R. j. Rodgers and Mrs. p. L.
Ransom won the mixed Scotch four
some at Army-Navy with 84-l5-69.
G. F. Hussey and Comdr. J. r. Patton
were second with 79-9-70.
Comdr. p. b. Niedecker scored
Evening star., 1938-05-16
MAKE SHOW RING DEBUT
Northern Virginia Juveniles to
Vie in Blue Ridge Meet.

WINCHESTER. Va, May l6 P).-
Many juvenile hunters of Northern
Virginia will make their show ring
debut at the annual horse and colt
show of the Blue Ridge Hunt Club,
near Millwood, on June 4.
A new class this year is for families,
in which three members of family
circle may ride hunters.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
SCHOOL GAME DELAYED
Eastern and Central Give Way to
Competitive Drill.

Due to conflict with the high school
cadet corps competitive drill, the inter-
high baseball series game originally
scheduled for tomorrow between East
ern and Central has been postponed
to Thursday at Central High Stadium
Eastern is leading the series with
three victories in as many starts. but
both Western and Roosevelt will be
placed in strong contending positions
should Central spill the defending
champion. Central, recent 30-6 victor
over Anacostia, will bank on Dick
Rozzelle, while Rip Carver will pitch
for Eastern.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
Straiqht off the Tee
By WALTER McCALLUM.

schooboy off tomorrow Over
will practically settled the meeting between the
outfit
straight matches onga has Won seven
will be their
will Met
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Minor Results


INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games postponed rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. 3-3: Louisville, OIL.
Toledo. 8; Columbus, ..
Minneapolis. 10: St. Paul, ].
Kansas milwaukee, rain.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. So: Los Angeles 4-3
Oakland, So, Seattle, 4-3.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. 5-5: Shreveport. A.
Beaumont. Al; Oklahoma City, 0-3.
Fort Worth. D.: Houston, 4-3.
San Antonio, 6: Tulsa. 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, o.; Atlanta. 1-3.
Nashville, 6-3: New Orleans. a.
Birmingham. 1918; Knoxville, So.
Chattanooga. IL; Memphis. 8.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
All games postponed, rain.
EASTERN SHORE.
fredericksburg. l. Cambridge. O.
Milford 4: Easton. 8.
Dover. 3: Centreville.. 3.
Salisbury. Z; Pocomoke. 4.
PIEDMONT.
Asheville. IA: Durham. 2.
Norfolk 3: Richmond 5.
Rocky Mount. 26 Winston-S Salem. 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Jacksonville. g: Columbia, 5.
Savannah g; Greenville, /.
Columbus. Z; Macon. 6.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
BIRMINGHAM A CRADLE.

Petey Sarron, Battling Bozo and
Bob Tow, fighters, and Ben Chapman.
Red Sox outfielder. all launched their
athletic careers ct the Birmingham.
Ala, Boys Club
Evening star., 1938-05-16
YACHT RACE FAR OFF
Sopwith Says Years May Elapse
Before He Tries Again.

Before He Tries Again.
BY the Associated Press.
T. O. M. Sopwith, twice unsuccess-
full challenger for the Americas Cup,
sees no prospect of Britain challeng-
ing again for the famous international
yachting trophy for many years.
Under no circumstances will I
make another attempt with Endeav-
our H." said Sopwith. Until we
have a testing tank for sailing ships
of the type that has been perfected
in America, it's not the slightest use
to try to build yacht that can beat
the best that America can produce.
To do that costs an immense sum OF
money"
Evening star., 1938-05-16
ht Armstrong as He's Neuer Been Fought Boasts Ross
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

Washington took an 18-inning
game from Chicago, 10, on a wild
pitch by Claude Williams. Walter
johnson pitched. striking out nine
Chisox, but yielding 10 hits and one
base on balls.
The Cleveland Indians were Sc
lected by Ban Johnson, president
OF the American League, TO oppose
Washington in the first Sunday
game here.
A. K. McComber's War Cloud
and Col. w. E. Applegates Jack
Hare, Jr.. won the Preakness, run
in two divisions at Pimlico. and
divided a purse OF 100000. War
Clouds time was 1853 Us, and Jack
Hare, Jr.'s, 1853 2-5.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

7-UP IS CLOSE VICTOR.
Wilson and Feller paced 7-Up soft
ballers to a 1914 victory over Amer
lean Linen yesterday in the Sport
Center League.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Prince Louis Ferdinand
And the Former Grand
Duchess Kira Here
Big Reception This Afternoon.
Guests at the White House.
Other Social News Notes.

THoUGH Washington
of Russia America on a grand
tour word today that they arrived this city yesterday and
the German Embassy This afternoon the
and Frau Deckho will be hosts zabe cocktail for them
tween the hours of and The having
spent several months in America in 1929 and 1880 at which time
to Washington and introduced here Princess Buhaneddn at that
But the visitors not here for long planning depart tomorrow for
plant mechanic
grandson the former Kaiser and his marriage took this the
visited the President and Mrs Roosevelt at Hyde Park
Attorney
Chester the former will be the of doctor
from the PENNSYLVANIA Military College They will probably spend some time
in Connecticut before returning here next week
The Ambassador Socialist Republics
1anovsy luncheon guests Mr. and Mrs Charles Stuart of New
in the company.
Ambassador Fno ranking guest at
yesterday
sakamoto Tagut Mr. Mrs Kitawwa
Tmura Capt 1chi sug Mr. Reetsu Iwats Mayor
Yu7o Matsushia, Capt Y Yamoko and Mr. M Kato
Senator and Mrs Royal Copeland will leave tomorrow afternoon
the Senator's former home Dexter Mich where they will spend few days
Senator Copeland will return to the Capital
Manuel daughter and
tail this afternoon honor of Miss Mag Garrett and seno Mariana
zuoebuher Second Secretary OF the Argentine Embassy Inc party Will De
Chilean Embassy Miss Eleanor Mm and Miss Alice Ickman
also will act as hostesses
The Military Atach of the Japanese Embassy Col Masachka Hraa will
diplomatic
this Yesterday Col
yesterday will Also
styer sr Arlington will leave Friday
for months stay their Winthrop They will
Charles Wilkes left
1t William Benson, U.
Twenxth Arlington,
Newport News is
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Grandson of Former Kaiser and Bride Visiting at German
By the Way
Beth Blaine;

TT certainty days and days
parties
pa losing
single whipst
with Harold and will sail
yesterday
hnzovered
god made ideal
black touches white BENJAMIN
black with white orgndy color and
Sunny" summerln Chief of Protocol
Robbins dropped looking
self and Mrs Marion warg aided gay note bright nowered
black bandeau about her sleek
Barrys Mrs
Emery Smith Arthur Krock Do
drinks yesay
Mendoza prize for perfect host and his party
speon-
also yesterday afnoon-in honor of It. Frederick
Plsbury
newyweds
them and Mrs Arnold Wilcox
Ethel worthingon
gathering
Phil and suzanna Clarke, Bill Walker present.
was lots fun welcome back to town Freddy the etwhne
presidential
with her husbands friends
half absence
Mrs sapleon poured tea in the dining
general took place the patio where Sea introducing
book
which will be off the
celebrity His last book THE Bishop Havana had
THE Counselor officer resident of Georgetown
invited yesterday
Hamilton Chauncey
Parker Mrs Granger Blair Helen Davis Anthony Balasy Jacques
Arthur
degree anM Officer added to the list of bachelors who entertain the
UNCHNC at the Mayhower yesterday goodookng
Wallace Edward Johnston Baltmoreboh
Lanahan black
should for their
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Mrs. Bell Married
To 1t. Larnbrecht
Yesterday.

MRS. YARD LIVINGSTON
AZ BELL and 1t. John Osgood Lam.
brecht. U. S. N, were married yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in hel
apartment at 1921 Kalorama road
Comdr. Joseph H. Brooks, Navy chap
lain, oficiated
A small, informal reception was
held at the Army Navy Country Club
after the ceremony.
Mrs. LIE Page Cronmiller, wife of
Capt. Cronmiller of the Marine Corps,
was the brides attendant, and Mr..
Russell Alger Bailey gave his sister
in marriage.
1t. Lambrecht's brother, Mr.. Pete,
Lambrecht, Marine aviation cadet,
was his best man.
The bride wore chartreuse green
chiffon and lace gown, with large
picture hat of leghorn and a corsagt
OF brown and green orchids.
1t. and Mrs. Lambrecht left i'm
mediately after the reception and will
report at the North Island Naval
Air Station.
Mrs. Lambrecht was the former
Miss Annette Bailey, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bailey
OF Harrisburg, Pa, and granddaughter
Of Gen. Russell Alger of Detroit.
The guests at the wedding were
DR.. and Mrs. Fred T. Murphy OF
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nor
gan, Col. and Mrs. Albert Stackpole
OF Harrisburg and Mrs. H. r. Boyer
Of Detroit.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Miss Roper to Wed
MIR. w. Barrett.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Tison Roper of
Lake City, Fla, announce the ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter Eleanor to Mr.. William Everett
Barrett of Takoma Park. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Jethro Barrett of
Zebulon, Ga. The wedding will take
place later this month.
Miss Roper is visiting her parents
in Lake City and will return for the
wedding, which will take place in
Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
DOUBLE wedding of wide
interest to Washington resi-
dental circles took place this


AIMS Church, the Rev. Father Maui
rice j. King officiating, when Miss
Dorothy Skirm became the bride of
Mr.. S. Albert Mickler, son of the late
Judge and Mrs. Albert H. Mickler of
ST. Augustine, Fla, and Miss Ber-
nice Skirm was married to DR.. Louis
J. Faust, son of Mr. and Mrs Martin
A. Faust of Carteret, N. j. The brides
are daughters of Mr. and Mrs George
Louis Skirm.
The altar was decorated with sea-
sonal white flowers and palms, and
Mr.. John Mcmahon sang several solos
preceding and during the nuptial mass
which followed the wedding ceremony.
Miss Bernice Skirm. the younger,
wore gown of white silk marquisette
over slipper satin. The quaint, tight
fitting bodice bore an applique of
bridal lilies, and this motif was re-
peated in the enormous, circular skirt
and fan train. A halo effect of white
tulle held the long veil, and she car
ried a bouquet Of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Skirm was gowned in
traditional ivory satin fashioned on
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Weddings of Interest
Misses Skirm Wed in Double Rites
At St. AIMS Church.

princess lines. with an Alencon lace
yoke and points of Alencon lace at
the wrist, and a fan-shaped train.
Her veil of bridal illusion fell from a
coronet of orange blossoms and her
bridal bouquet was of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Rainbow Effect Achieved.
Each bride was preceded to the
altar by her own bridesmaids. The
Misses Frances Donohoe and Ellen
Maloney, walking singly. were fol-
lowed by Mrs. Julia1: A Shearman of
Indianapolis, matron of honor for
Miss Bernice Skirm, who was escorted
to the altar by her young brother,
Mr.. George Louis Skirm, jr. The
second bridal party included Miss
Catherine Toomey and Mrs. William
]. Rowan, jr, walking singly before
Miss Dolores Carroll, maid of honor
for Miss Dorothy Skirm, who ap-
preached the altar last escorted by
her father.
A rainbow effect was achieved by
the delicate pastel shades of the
bridesmaids dresses, each dress being
a different hue. They were fashioned
of chiffon with softly draped bodices
and wide skirts. Soft, wide brimmed
Continued on Page B-4)
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Residential Social Notes
De Chambruns Sail for France
Today After Visit Here.

Anne Maxim Carlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Little, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Chase,
Miss Julia Young. DR.. Howard Strine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chevalier, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Kindleberger.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lockwood
have as their guest at their resi-
dence in Hillandale, Md, Mr.. Lock-
woods sister, Miss Olive Lockwood of
Wilmington, Del, and his niece, Mrs.
Fred Shallcross of Middleton, Del.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
ARQUIs AND MARQUIsE DE

\ n ARQUIS AND MARQUISE DE
M CHAMBRUN are sailing to-
day from New York on the lie
4 de France for France after
spending several months in this coun-
try. The marquis and marquise visit
ed in Washington and attended sew
eral functions during their stay.
Nine. Alma Clayburgh will enter
tain at dinner Monday evening at
Sherry's in New York in honor of her
daughter, Miss Alma Clayburgh, and
Mr.. James Hooper Grew. whose mar
riage will take place the following aft
ernoon in ST. Bartholomew Church
in the metropolis.
Mrs Neitah King has returned to
her apartment on Connecticut avenue
from Gardner, Mass, where she was the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Robert Per-
Hns. Mrs. King visited at the old
home of her parents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. George Perkins. Her moth
er was direct descendant of Gov
Hancock of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wintemute William
Sloan of Woodley Park Towers will at
tend the wedding of Miss Betty.
Greenlee, daughter of Capt and Mrs.
Halford Greenlee, to Ensign Joseph
H. Patterson, U. S. N, at Portsmouth,
N. H., Saturday.
Mrs. Pauline Kindleberger Kirby
entertained at cocktail party Sum-
day in her apartment at the Broad
moor in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. ]. Chiffon Kelly of Sacramento,
Calf. Among the guests were Maj.
Gen. Thomas Holcomb, commandant
Of the Marine Corps and Mrs. Hol-
comb; the Commandant of the Navy
Yard and Mrs. George Pettengill, the
counselor of the State Department,
Mr.. r. Walton Moore; Representative
Bertrand w. Gearhart, the former
Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick
j. Hurley, Col and Mrs John Thomas
Taylor, Col. and Mrs. Byron @. Jones,
Col. and Mrs. Henry Harms, Col. and
Mrs. Walter Dunn, Maj. and Mrs.
Don B. Fitz Gerald, Coll. and Mrs.
Shepler w. Fitzgerald, Col. and Mrs.
Carl Waldman. Maj. William Sher-
rell. Mr.. Bart Sooy of San Francisco,
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. David Pine, Mrs.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Paul Greevers Give
Farewell Party.

Representative and Mrs. Paul r.
Greever of Wyoming entertained at
dinner Sunday evening at Olney Inn.
The guests included Representative
and Mrs. Charles F. Mclaughlin
of Nebraska, Representative and Mrs.
Phil Ferguson of Oklahoma. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Harry Coffee of
Nebraska, Representative and Mrs,
Heron Pearson of Tennessee, Mrs. D.
Worth Clark. wife of Representative
Clark of Idaho, and Mrs. Clark's sis
ter, Mrs. Lucille Strong.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
.Westin.Clarke
Engagement.

The engagement of Miss Jeannette
Clarke of 1919 Nineteenth street NV.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Clarke
of Madison, Wis, to Ensign Howard S.
Westin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Severus
Westin of Proctor, VT. is made known
today.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall Miss Clarke has been en-
ployed for the past three years by the
Department OF Agriculture. Ensign
Westin. graduate of the class of 1885
of the United States Naval Academy,
is now commissioned on the U. S. S.
Yorktown, stationed at Portsmouth,
Va.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Engagement Told
At Reception.

The engagement of Miss Alice DOM
ino and Mr.. George Hixon was an
nounced Sunday at the annual re-
ception of the Columbia College of
Christian Education following the
commencement exercises at the First
Baptist Church. The marriage will
take place August Z.
The announcement was read from
scroll by Miss Elsie Wade Stone,
president of the college, after whlcn
the contents of pink basket of paper
rose petals inscribed with invitations
was poured out over f1owery- Laden
table.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Miss Domino and Mr.. Hixon are
students at the college working toward
degree.
Miss Domino is employed by the
Federal Government in the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, and Mr.
Hixon is member of the Library of
Congress. He breaches at two of the
Christian Churches. one at Suitland
and the other at Landover, Md.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Representative Edward T. Taylor OF
Colorado was the guest of honor at
the annual breakfast of the Colorado
State Society held Sunday morning
at 2400 Sixteenth street. A birthday
cake indicating the 80th birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Taylor was placed
on the table before him. Mr.. Taylor
is ending 80 years of service in the
House of Representatives.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Sets Wedding Date.

Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Leigh have
issued invitations for the wedding of
the latter's daughter, Miss Frida
Frazer, Friday, June "a, to Mr.. w.
Thacher Winslow. The wedding will
take place at Ranleigh, Miss Frazer's
home, at 4 o'clock. Only members
of the family and intimate friends
will attend the wedding, and a recep-
tion at 4:30 o'clock will follow.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Rubins Reception
Honors DAUGHTER.

MIR. and Mrs. Harry Rubin anG
their daughter, Miss Jean Rubin, will
be at home Sunday evening from
to 10 O'Clock, receiving in their home
at lit Webster street NV. The
reception will celebrate the con-
firmation of Miss Rubin. No cards
have been issued for the party.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been issued BY
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel Tilden Ansel
to the marriage of their daughter
Nancy-Lydia, to Mr.. Harold Nelson
Norman, second lieutenant, U. S. A..
Wednesday, June 20. The ceremony
will take place at o'clock in AL
Souls Memorial Episcopal Church
with a reception following at the
Army and Navy Country Club.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Miss Jones to Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kent G. Jones an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Alice Gatewood, to Mr.. AL
bert c. Wright, son of Mrs. c. o.
Hamilton. The wedding will take
| place June II.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Continued on Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1938-04-28

West opened q heart, played low
from dummy and East's seven forced
my queen. I next played the ace Of
hearts and then the king of clubs. I
wanted to avoid taking the diamond
flnesse and wanted to trump dummy's
two other clubs in my hand. West
won with the ace of clubs and con-
tinued with the queen. After trump
ing realized that could not afford
to trump another club until the ace of
spades was knocked out. Hence I
planked down the king. West wisely
refused to win the first trick, but he
pounced on the second round Of spades
and led another spade which East
trumped. East then returned his last
trump, taking mine with it and while
I was able to discard the other club
on. my long spade. eventually found
myself taking a losing diamond fnesse.
My mistake was in playing second
round Of trumps. should have
promptly played the king of clubs.
The same procedure would then have
developed with my trumping the sec
ond club lead and West taking the
second round Of spades and giving his
partner = ruff. However, I would then
have had two trumps left and would
have been able to run club and still
be able to draw trumps and discard
one Of dummys diamonds on my long
spade. Had guarded against . bad
trump break, would have made my
contract"
(Copyrisht, 1881