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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

S ha ferfiva akar lenni, ep any
nyi alkalna van boldogulni,
mint masnak, az bizonyos. $50
vel hj0vetelet tessek j6l meg
hanyni-vetni."
Aztan az utazasra ir tana-
csokat es legjobban a Holland
American Line-t ajanlja. Es
ICY folytatja:
"Ugyenezzel a postaval meg
kildon Nagysad cimere Sza-
badsagnak egynehany szamat.
Most abban faradozom, hogy
Washington Gyorgynek Buda-
pesten szobrot emelUnk. Meg
kezdtem mar a gyujtest. Rene
lem a sziikseges penzt, amt
100000 koronara terveziink, az
amerikai magyarsag osszead-
ja."
"Ami engem illet, sorsom-
NAL meg vagyok elegedve. A
Szabadsag ma-holnap tizezer
peldanyban fog megjelenni es
ez 0sszel talan napilappa is
lesz. Remiletes modon szapo-
rodik a kivandorlas altal az
amerikai magyarsag."
ES most jon egy resi-, ami
ITALIAN csak minket, akik anne
rikai magyar ujsag csinalassal
foglalkozunk, erdekel, de ide
iktatom; tanulhatnak belole
azok az ifjak, akik most oda-
knt amerikai magyar ujsagot
csinalnak.
"Nekem elsosorban told
mives nepet erdeklo falusi hi
rekre van szuksegem. Megren-
deltem a Nyirvideket es meg
rendeltem a kisvardai lapot is
inert arrol a videkrol nagyon
sokan vannak idekint. Ha {
ket lap mem kozolne eleg falu,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
NEMENYI MIKLOS ERNO

CH M) Nemenyi Miklos Ern6t a Youngstownban mege-
leno Vndcator gazdasa es poka szekeszoet ugyan
csak Youngstownban megeeno Aekai Magyar Hrlap
keszoet tneesben rezesitette Magyarorszag
manyzoa.
Mikor ktunteest regsztraljuk mem hallgathatjuk ell
hogy o ese amerkai amerikai-nagyar sato
den munkasanak inert ait atuk abban hogy Szlofod
iras szogainak munkajat honoralja
E ha raszolgalt vaak aerkai magyar rok es ujsag
rok kozt htnetesre kesegeenil Nemenyi volt inert
alan egyetlen magyar sajto munkasa k0zt aknek =
mem is ad kenyeret magyar sajto
Nemenyi husz ev ota Kozep Ohio egy egnagyobb lapja
max, hatalmas Vndcatornak el6szor munkatarsa
ke6bb gazan nagya eeket szerkesz6e ehivatott
sagbo, kedvtelesbol ira youngstown magyar ujsago
Ak egy amerikai naplap szerkeszt0segenek azas
kaat smerik akk tszaban vannak vee hogy Neenyi ho
Washngoban hol Combusban Ohio fovarosaban resz
fontos pokai tanacskozasoko ho en0keo konvencokat
coverol" azok megertk hogy NIT elen yen munka melet
kedvtelesbo meg raadasnak egy magyar lapot csinan
Es Nemenynek magyar munkaja er veget azzal
hogy Amerikai Magyar Hrlap kezatat hol Youngstown
bo ho Washingtonbo ho vaahonnan robogo vonatr6 be-
kuld nyomdaba
Youngstown szervezett magyar eeeben eenk resz
nagyobb magyar mozgalmaknak minig young
stown Nagybzottsag vezetese kezeben ennek
Nagybizesagnak erdee hogy Youngstown magyar ko6
niaja legjobban megszervezve.
ha Youngstown magyar eetet megnezzuk ha
szagos magyar egyesetek konvenciot fgyeeme kseruk
assan rebrednk hogy bzony Nemeny eenkebb rez
magyar eetben mint akarhany oyan magyar ujsago
akk o vagy rosszl de megis csak kenyere talanak
gyar lap kadasaban.
Termeszee hogy szerkeszeseben megjelen6 vndicator
ban magyar gazsag mindig megfee6 hangot kap hogy
szeneye befoyasa ait Ohio tobi Macy ango lap
jaiban is
Kevesen tudak hogy Neenyi eek meett aktivtasok
melett aand6an ellata szakckkekke Journa
Is Cevelandban megjelen6 Plain Dealert hogy ace
parnak elismerten leges6 szakteknteye Egyest Ala
mokban
Il sorok r6anak nehez Nemenyi aktivitasar6 es szeme
lyer6l rni Htntetes alkalmab6 nemcsak azert inert
Amerkai Magyar Hrlap tagja annak Observation-Disclosures
amely K0zepnyugat magyar eletenek kr6nkasa hanen
azert is inert ezen szoros izleti kapcson kv szemelye
baratsag is utjat allja hosszabb metatasnak.
De mindezen koratok dacara 6r0mmel regsztraljuk
ttntetes hiret Is meg egysZer megaapitju hogy
rka magyar usagras jogga tarta htntetes Words bet
! innepnek ~ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

CREEK, VA. - Szives levelet
megkaptam, j6l esett hallanom
onr6l. Bizony nagyon j6l en-
lekszem ARA a napra, anlikor
Onnel jartam. Akkor On is, en-
is II evvel fiatalabbak voltunk.
Es akik oft voltunk, azok ko-
z0tt nincsen eletben boldogult
felesege es szegeny j6 fatal ba-
ratom: Kardos Mihaly. Ugyet
atadtam a Magyarok vilagkon-
gresszusanak, a1aposan utana
neznek a dolognak. 6szinten
meg kell azonban mondanom,
mem sok a remeny, hogy vala-
mi haszon is lenne bel6le. Szi-
yes udvoZlet.
PAPP GY0RGYNE, CLEvE-
LAND, O - Szivcs levelet meg
kaptam. AIT igertem otteveny-
ben, hogy valamikor a tavasz-
szal elmegyek ujra. Es maga
tudja, ha csak egy mod van
ra en- be is tartom igereteimet.
Hat akkor maid megtudom, a
NIT leveleben kert. Szives
/, udvozlet.
+, PALLAY MARSHA, YOUNG
| STOWN, OHIO. - K0szonet a
miami lapert. Valaha en- is
jartam ARA, s6t egykor birto-
kom is volt Floridaban Kissi-
NEE mellett a Shingel Creek
en-. Regen volt es messze van
mar nagyon. Varom a levelet
Szives udv0zlet.
! ARENDACZKY ANDRAS
CLEVELAND, OHIO. - Sainos
a 5000 korona a penz haborus
elertektelenedese k0vetkezte.
ben mai penzre atszamitva fill.
lerekke zsugorodott. Mem erde.
mes tehat meg levelbelyeget Sc
kolteni ARA, hogy EFT kutassa
Szives udvozlet.
i DAMO KAROLY ES NEJE
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Ma
gyon k0sz0n0m szives megem
lekezesiket. Jol esik tudnom
hogy szeretettel gondolnal
ram, mintahogy maganyom
ban az en- lelkem is nagyor
gyakran kalandozik a Parson.
Ave.-n, Marion Roadon 72O 81
!; es East Columbusban. Szive,
udvozlet.
!. J. S. = Utana jartam a do
lognak. N6vere az 1888 juliu.
: elsejen kezdod6 kvota evber
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

Regi, megsargult level fek-
silk elottem.
Tizenket oldalas. Februar
26-an lesz 35 eve, hogy irodott.
Kohanyi Tihamer, a Szabad-
sag es egy kicsit az amerikai
magyar sajto megteremtoje ir-
ia ait Magyarorszagba egy nyi-
regyhazai uriasszonyhoz adj
reSszalva.
A levelpapirr6l meg tudom,
hogy akkor a Szabadsag seer
kesztosege 180 st. Clair St.-en
szekelt, de a posta-box szama
akkor is I'll volt.
Nagyon erdekes, mondhat-
nam kortorteneti dokumentum
a level.
Egy szomoru anya, akinek
legeny fiaval nagyon sok baja
volt, inert az mem akart tagi-
tani a konnyelmu elettol, irt
Kohanyi Tihamernak es ker-
te ct, adjon tanacsot, meme
latina jonak, ha kiklildene fiat
"megjavitani" Amerikaba.
Ere a levelre jott valaszul a
kezeim kozot levo eredeti Ko-
hanyi level.
Nagyon erdekesek a level
egyes reszei es ezeket ismerte-
tenn is olvasoimmal.
Bevezetes utan igy folytatja
Kohanyi Tihamer::
"Elsosorban is arrol kivanom
megnyugtatni Nagysadot, hogy
ha Laci fla kijut Amerikaba
azon leszek, hogy utmutatas-
sal, tanaccsal bevezessem az
amerikai magyar viszonyokba
A makaccsagot en- mem tartom
olyan tulajdonsagnak, hogy
AIT lie ne gyiirje ennek az or,
szagnak a levegoje. Tortentek
lit mar nagyobb csodak is. Ia.
vol a haZatol, a ITALIAN sokbar
engedo anyatol, latva AIT, hogy
niagara van utalva, a makacs
sagrol hamarosan XII fogja ta
lalni, hogy az olyan tulaidon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

keriil maid sorra valamikor, te-
hat ennek az evnek a masodik
feleben jut maid XII. Az ameri-
kai kvota ev mindig julius ell
sejen kezd6dik Is az 1878 evi
vizumokat mar kiadtak. Keves
embert engednek XII, azert me-
riil gyorsan XII. Siirgetni ezt
mem lehet, inert a jelentkezes
sorrendjeben keriil mindenhre
a SOr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24

nagycbb tekintelyii magyar uj-
sagir6 sohase cit Amerikaban.
Akinek husz ewes jubileuma
alkalmaval az akkori k0ztarSa-
sagi elnOk, Taft is megjelent.
Tudom, hogy az en- k0teles-
segem mem az, hogy Budapest
r6l vessek fel problemat ma
gyar Amerika szamara. Engem
azert tart szerkeszt6m Buda-
pesten, hogy magyarorszagi ke-
peket fessek ebbe az ujsagba.
E heten azonban eltertem et-
t6l, inert Kohanyi Tihamer le-
vele mem hagy nyugodni, mio-
ia az hozzam jutott.
Valahogy nagYon kikivanko-
zott bel0lem, hogy Kohanyi tt
hamer emlekevel nagyon mos
tohan bannak els6Sorban per.
sze azok, akiknek egy kicsit il
lenek ere a nagy emberre, er.
re az epito zsenire emlekezn.
es aztan az amerikai magyar.
sag is. Persze tudom,, hogy en-.
mex Okla sokban az el6bb emil.
tettek k0z0nye es biztos va
gyok benne, hogy ha egysze1
mozgalom indulna a Kohany
Tihamer emlekenek melt6 mo
don valo megorokitese dolga
ban: Csutoros Elekek, Jakak
Istvanok, Pal Imrek, Kolozsva
ry Kalmanok, Ergh Jozsefek
Vilcsek Sandorok es CLEVELAND
varos egyleti es egyhazi vezet6
mind oft lennenek mozgalon
mogott.
Bocsanat, hogy a magyaror
szagi szerkeszto kozbeszolt.
|
UZENETEK:
KoROSF0I JANOS, ALI
ANCE, O. - Szives levelet me,
kaptam, oriilok, hogy mos
mar Mrs. K6rosfoi is iol van
A konyvet ujra feladtak es re
melem az most mar csak meg
erkeZik. Szives udv0zlet.
KEMENY GYORGY, DIET
RO1T, MICH. Ternyey u
vegre felkeresett es a miive
neki atadtam. 8 jarkal az 81
dolgaiban es ait igerte, be
szamol a dolgokrol. Remelem
vilagkongresszuson lit udv0zo]
hetem. Szives udvOzlet.
| GOMBKOTO FERENC TON
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-24
AZ EZUST BANYASZOK
SZTRAKBA LEPTEK

Nevada Cityben, California
allamban az eziist banyaszok
sztrajkba leptek. A sztrajkol6-
kat a megyei sheriffek gaz-
bombakkal akartak Nevada CT
tyb6l kiuzni, de a banyaszok
visszavertek a tamadokat.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON G, TUESDAY, JUNE 1888

dent Of the association: Miss Dorothy
Kallivas, Miss Rose Pappadeas and
Mrs. Alexandra Orfanos.
v u y 4
Mrs. Clayton e. Elnig, founder and
past regent Of Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, entertained members OF
the chapter at tea Sunday at her
home, Emigold, 1904 Potomac avenue
NV.
Mrs. Gladys Emig Doing and Mrs
Ralph Endicott, daughters OF the host
ess. presided in the dining room, where
tea and punch were served.
Assisting Mrs. Emig in receiving
we're Miss Marie Rice. retiring regent;
Mrs. Edgar E., Good, present regent,
and the following members of the
chapter. Miss Audrey Belt, Miss JOS
ephine Davis, Miss Mary Gleason, Miss
Mary Hanlin, Miss Charlotte Garland,
Miss Fredericka Owen, Miss Sue An
nan, Miss Frances Sherman, Miss
Miriam Prescott, Miss Katie Busby,
Miss Virginia Jordan and Miss Blanche
Lee.
Miss Marie Rice will be hostess at
the last meeting of the chapter for the
Evening star., 1938-06-07

siding. They were MRS. Ernest s.
Griffith, first vice president; Mrs. Eu-
gene M. Anderson, second vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Henry Fisher, jr., as
sistant treasurer. The other officers
elected last year forsa two-year term
will continue in office. They are Mrs.
James T. Gibbs. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Arthur s. Fleming, record
ing secretary, and Mrs. Warren E.
Emmley, treasurer.
The members were entertained at
luncheon by the Board of Trustees of
American University, Of which DR..
Arthur G. Christie Is president.
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Mrs. Stanley Reed, founder of the
Marietta Park Club, will be the in
stalling officer at the dinner tonight
at the Manor Club, honoring the re-
firing president, Mrs. Alfred L. FIem-
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Mrs Harold w. Thatcher was elected
president of the College Park branch
of the American Association of Uni
versity Women at the annual meeting
recently at the Toll House Tavern
Mrs. Clyde Everson was elected vice
president and Mrs. George Ernst,
treasurer. Two members of the Ex-
ecutive Board were also selected. They
are Miss Elsie Parrett and Mrs. E. A.
Walker
Evening star., 1938-06-07

straw hats, in delicate tints to match
the dresses, completed their ensembles,
and arm bouquets of spring flowers
were carried.
Judge Bertram Mickler Of st. Angus
tine was best man for his brother,
while DR. Francis Egan Of this city
was Dr. Faust's best man. The ushers
included Mr.. Mickler's other brother,
Mr.. T. Rogero Mickler, former Mayor
of st. Augustine; Mr.. Aaron Anthony,
Mr.. Raymond Brown, Mr.. Allen Blade.
Mr.. Norman Martin and Mr. William
Monticone, all of Washington.
After the wedding ceremony break
fast was held in the Chinese room Of
the Mayfower Hotel Mrs. Skirm.
wearing cornfower blue marquisette
and a corsage of talisman roses, was
assisted in receiving her guests by
Mrs. Martin A. Faust, who was gowned
in black and white print chiffon and
wore corsage of red roses, and Mrs.
Thomas Philip Brown. Mr.. Mickler's
aunt, who wore dress of white and
dubonnet crepe and corsage of white
roses.
Leave for Hot Springs.
Later DR.. and Mrs. Faust left for
Hot Springs, Va, by motor, Mrs. Faust
wearing dusty pink ensemble with
brown and white accessories and
corsage of orchids and lilies of the
valley. They will be at home after
July / at Alban Towers. DR.. Faust
is engaged in the practice of dentistry
in Washington. having graduated from
Georgetown University here. Mrs.
Faust is a graduate of immaculate
Seminary.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Mickler left
town the latter was wearing an oyster
colored ensemble with multi-colored
accessories in silk pique. Her corsage
was of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickler went South by
boat, and will spend some time in
Palm Beach. Upon their return
around the first of July they will be
at home at 1904 Forty-eighth street.
Mr. Mickler is the youngest of three
sons of the late Judge and Mrs. Mick
Ter. all of whom, like their father,
have graduated from Georgetown Uni
versity Law School and engaged in the
practice of law Mrs Mickler is
graduate of Trinity College.
Other out-of-town guests at the
wedding included DR.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Dowling of Springfield. Mass;
Mr.. James Cullen Of Philadelphia. Mr..
and Mrs. Faust and Dr.. Mary Faust
of Carteret, sister of the bridegroom;
Mr. and Mrs. Shearman and Mrs.
Alonzo Anthony of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

year at her home, 2845 Twenty ninth
street NV. tonight. The chapter Is
sending several underprivileged chill
dren to camp this summer and final
details will be arranged at the meeting.
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Mrs. Heber Votaw, sister Of the late
President Harding, was installed as
president Of the Chevy Chase Branch
OF the National League of American
Pen Women at a garden party and
supper last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. william r. McClayton in
Baltimore. She was presented with
the presidents pin by Miss Louise
Worden, the retiring president, who
in turn was presented with the past
presidents pin.
Mrs Jesse w. Nicholson, founder
and first president Of the branch, was
elected honorary president
A musical program was given by
Mrs. Anna Cajigas. The assistant
hostesses were Mrs. Cajigas, Mrs.
Emma w. P. Slack, Mrs. Elsie Bennett
and Mrs. Daisy B. Calhoun. Mrs.
Calhoun made the presentation
speeches and had charge Of the in
stallation services.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

tulle veil which came to the end oi
a long train. She carried gardenias
and lilies Of the valley with maiden
hair fern.
Mr.. Morgan Best Man.
Miss Catherine Osborne, the maid OF
honor, wore white net gown with a
full bouffant skirt and puffed sleeves
Her basque waist was trimmed with
narrow blue velvet ribbon, and her
little Vatican hat of tulle with a
crown Of spring flowers was tied with
blue velvet. She carried an old
fashioned bouquet in holder.
Miss Constance Etz, Miss Emily
Bayly, Miss Dorothy Potter and Miss
May Miller were the bridesmaids
dressed like the maid of honor and
carrying the old-fashioned bouquets
of spring flowers.
Miss Jeanne Bailey, the junior
bridesmaid, wore dress made on the
same lines as those of the bridesmaids
Mr.. Leighton Morgan of Washington
. cousin of the bridegroom, was the
best man, and ushers were Mr.. George
Edward Foreman, Mr.. John Keene1
and two brothers of the bride, Mr.. j
Russell verbrycke, Sd, and Mr.. Robert
B. Verbrycke.
Reception Follows.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents on Wisconsin avenue
followed the ceremony. The mother OF
the bride wore gown of gray lace
with a rose sash and q matching rose
hat. Her corsage was Of red radiance
roses. The mother Of the bridegroom
wore lilac marquisette dress with
large, white picture hat, and hel
flowers were talisman roses.
The bride attended the National
Cathedral School for Girls and west.
ern High School. Mr.. Morgan attended
Mckinley High School, George Wash.
lngton Law School and was graduated
from the National Law School here
Cut-of-town guests were the Rev
and Mrs. j. Russell ,verbrycke Of
Berlin, Md: Mrs. H. B. Morgan, Buck.
hannon, w. Va; Mrs. Boyd Parvin
and Miss Betty Parvin. Pitman, N. j.;
Mr.. Elmer Haff, Little Falls. N. j.;
Mr.. NJ F. Esch, La Crosse, Wis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Brandenhnrg OF
New York.
The brides going-away costume was
OF powder blue, with roseberry acces-
sories. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan will
spend the summer ct Sherwood Forest,
Nd. n
Evening star., 1938-06-07

ing. Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, presi-
dent-elect Of the District of Columbia
Federation of Womens Clubs, will
be the speaker.
X \ \
The Washington Alumnae Associa-
ton Of Kappa Delta Sorority will hold
the last meeting of the year at the
Chapter House, 1856 X street NV,
tomorrow evening. Officers will be
elected.
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Miss Priscilla Woodley Wed
To 1t. Charles F. Tank.

THE marriage OF Miss Priscilla Edna
Woodley. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Woodley, to It. Charles
Francis Tank, U. S. A., of Fort Bel
voir, Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
D. Tank of Syracuse, N. Y, took place
| yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the residence Of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by
DR.. J. Hillman Hollister of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Preceding the ceremony harp re-
cital was given by Mr.. William Cam
eron of the United States Navy Band.
White peonies and Australian ferns
were used on the altar and bouquets
of flowers in pastel colors were also
used in the church.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father. wore gown of white satin
made with long sleeves and an Eliz-
abethan collar. A full-length white
lace coat with long train was worn
over the satin and her f1ngertip-
length tulle veil was held by a coronet
wreath of orange blossoms and lace
She carried small shower bouquet
of white tea roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Sally Jumper was the maid of
honor, wearing yellow chiffon dress
made with full pleated sleeves. She
carried an arm bouquet of flowers in
pastel shades.
1t. Alfred D. Starbird, U. S. A., of
Montpelier, VT, was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony,
after which the couple left for a we'd
ding trip. The brides going
costume was white tailored shark
skin suit, with white accessories. They
will be at home after July ! at the
post Of Corozal, Canal Zone. The
bride is a graduate of Wellesley Col
lege and the bridegroom graduated
from the United States Military Acad-
eny in 1884.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. w. H. Woodley, grandmother of
the bride, of Chicago; Mrs. Charles
D. Tank, mother of the bridegroom,
and the Misses Ruth and Gertrude
Tank, sisters of the bridegroom, of
Syracuse N. Y; Miss Ruth Place of
Garden City and Miss Priscilla Proud
foot of Kew Gardens, Long Island.
Evening star., 1938-06-07

Among the guests Of honor were
the Mayor of Baltimore and Mrs
Howard w. Jackson, Mrs. Inez Sheldon
Tyler, president Of the District Of Co.
-lumbia Branch: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbu,
Blakeslee, Mrs. Maria Briscoe Croker
Mrs. Margie Luckett and Mai, and
Mrs. William Chase.
Y X X
The Kenilworth Ladies' Guild will
meet tomorrow at l:30 pm, with Mrs
Joseph Brashears, 1909 Kenilwortb
avenue NE. with Mrs. G. A. Parent
and Mrs. B. Heinlein as assisting host.
esses.
y X \ X
Three new officers were elected Al
the meeting of the Women's Guild of
American University yesterday. with
the president, Mrs. F. w. Lathrop. nre-
Evening star., 1938-06-07
w eddings
OF Recent
Interest
Misses Skirm Wed
In Double
Rites.

Continued From Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1938-06-07
Miss Marian Elizabeth Gouty
Bride of Ensign E. B. Orr.


Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER OWEN
" equity of West Hollywood,
Calf. announce the marriage of their
daughter, Marian Elizabeth of WASH
ington, to Ensign Ellis Burton Orr,
United States Navy, OF the U. S. s.
Oklahoma. The wedding took place
Saturday morning in Los Angeles.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton, Washing
ton. and Ensign Gordon Fowler were
the only attendants.
The wedding took place in the
library of the Mary Andrews Clark
residence, where the former Miss
Gouty has been residing since her
stay in Los Angeles. Only relatives
and immediate friends were present.
chaplain Robert E. Miller, U. S. S.
Oklahoma, performed the ceremony.
| Ensign and Mrs. Orr left imme-
diately for Coronado, where Ensipn
Orr will report for duty in the U. s. S,
Conyngham.
Morgan-verbrycke
Marriage Of Note.
MISS HELEN ToRREY YER
BRYCKE, daughter Of Dr.. and
Mrs. J. Russell verbrycke, jr., Of wash
ington was married Saturday after
noon to Mr.. Norman Dale Morgan, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. French Morgan. The
simple wedding, in which three gen
erations Of verbryckes took part. was
held in the Bethlehem Chapel Of the
washington Cathedral, with the grand
father of the bride, the Rev. J. Russell
Verbrycke, and Canon Everett Jones
OF the Cathedral officiating. There
were Easter lilies and candles on the
altar.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore q gown of
white slipper satin, simply made with
pulled sleeves. tight to the elbow with
points that came down over the hands.
A coronet Of Duchess lace held the
Evening star., 1938-06-07

The Daughters of Penelope will hold
a dance at the Wardman Park Hotel
tonight at 10 O'Clock. Miss Mary de
Vakos, chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements. will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Marie Zouras, presi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-01
MAGIC MUSIC MAN
 T0PLAY AT RITZ
Kay Kyser in Bridgeport Sunday Benny Good=
 man Booked May 8

The band that gave you singing song titles. that tar heel from North Calina, suave southerner Kay Kyser plays that eagerly awaited engagement at the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport on Sunday, April 3rd. Maestro Kay, magic music man of the West, has held undisputed sway at the Trianon and Aragon ball. rooms in Chicago, his music-fun- fest over NEG every Wednesday, Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge" has millions of follow CTS, band leaders galore initiate his conservative swing, his style of singing song titles rather than the formal announcements, and the super-excellent entertainment. Ther's sun-kissed "Ginny Sims" from California who will sing, Harry Rabbit, Sully Mason, that unrivalled Kay Kyser Glee club, and "Ish Kabibble." the cleverest laugh provoker that ever graced an orchestra. It's the big event of the year at the Ritz, and hundreds from miles around will flock to the Ritz to hear Kay Kyser's Even Folks, How Y'all?" There is dancing every Thursday and Saturday at the Ritz with the Casa Ritz orchestra. Swing and Sway, Sammy Kaye will play for the Easter Parade at the Ritz Sunday, April 17th and Benny Goodman comes Sunday, May 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-01

Attorney General Homer Cummings Attorney Samuel Untermeyer of New York, Colonel Theodore Roose- welt, Rabbi stephen s. Wise, and National Commander Harry Schaf. fer of Pittsburgh.
 The Waterbury delegation will be headed by Commander Rudy Hem nick. Both the post and the Auxil. iary will be represented by large groups.
 It is expected that more than D. GOO persons will attend the conven- ton. The conclave will be climaxed by a dinner and ball. Cooperating with the JWV in convention plans are the New Ha- ven Chamber of Commerce and the Inter-Veterans Association of New Haven County.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-01
OIL WELLS MAY RISE ON CAPE

Boston, April 1 - (U.P.) - oil wells may rise on Cape Cod. accord- ing to Adjutant- General Charles H. Cole.
 A group of Massachusetts Insti- ute of Technology professors in- spected the state military reserva- tion and Shawme state forest yes- terday and will report to Cole to- day.
 Previous studies by a Tufts Col lege Biologist and Texas profess sor have indicated the presence of oil, Cole said. If their report is sub- stantiated. Cole said he would ask the legislative ways and means com mittee to recommend legislation to lease the property to oil promoters for drilling.
 Hard-pressed legislators seeking new source of revenue hopefully awaited results of the survey.