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Evening star., 1938-10-02

Mrs. Henri A. Luebbermann
Back From Richmond Visit.
Mrs. Luebbermann, wife of Capt
Henri A. Luebbermann, with her young
daughter Janice returned to the post
the first Of the week after having spent
the greater part of. the month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Reed at their estate, Stanford Hills,
near Richmond. She was accompanied
there by her sister, Mrs. johnson, wife
OF Capt. A. w. Johnson, and their
children, who also returned to Arling-
ton during the week.
Mrs. Hines, wife Of Capt. John L.
Hines, jr., who has been with her
husbands parents, Gen. and Mrs. John
L. Hines at their home near White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va, for the majo
portion Of the summer, is expected
home Tuesday.
Maj. George H. Milholland was
Joined in his quarters the first OF the
week by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul D. Millholland Of Overlook,
Philadelphia, who returned to that city
JcSGSEudy.
1t. Col and Mrs. James Sperry have
with them for several weeks visit Mrs.
Sperrys aunt, Mrs. Stephen Albert,
who arrived yesterday from her home
in Columbus. Ohio. Their son, Rob-
ert Sperry, left Wednesday night for
Athens. Ohio, where he will resume
his studies as a senior at the Ohio
State University. He is now a Sec
ond lieutenant in the r. o. II. C..
at the university. Miss Gretchen
Sperry. who was graduated last June
from Western High School. began her
studies this week as a freshman at
George Washington University.
1t. and Mrs. Whalen
Have Guest at Post.
1t. and Mrs. Horace Whalen, new
corners at Fort Myer. have with them
for an extended visit Mrs. Whalens
mother, Mrs. Seeds, widow of the late
Maj. K. B. Seeds, who was on duty
in Washington for some years, and
who has many friends in the city
Mrs. Seeds came here from New
Philadelphia, Ohio, where she spent
the summer and early fall with her
father. Mr.. O. E. Milar, at his home
there.
At the last minute Mrs. Leslie D.
Carter decided to make the trip 20
st. Louis with her husband, Capt.
Carter. who will take part in the ST.
Louis Horse Show, beginning tomorrow
and lasting through Saturday They
left Thursday morning.
Capt. Carter. who is commanding
officer of Troop F, Sd Cavalry. took
with him his famous troop Of Rough
Riders and the Tandem Squad, also
the Sd Cavalry Band and leader, War
rant Omcer Louis S. Yassel.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Activity at Fort Myer
Again Is Resumed
Amid Rejoicing
Commandant of the Post Now
Is a Brigadier General.
Maneuvers Completed.

MERE much rejoicing more rea.
than
mandant OF the post Jonathan Wainwright
dier general and secondly the
cavalry officers who have
OF the month
The cavalry unit last the Fort
showed Wednesday night hoste
turned their thoughts of tn.
hold busiy preparing their husbands
ohace wives who took the opportunity for visit with
friends and relatives during their husbands are
turning within the r
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Capt. Henderson
On Visit Here.

Capt William T. johnson. U. S. A.,
and Mrs. johnson had as their guest for
short time Capt and Mrs. r. S. Hen
derson. who are en- route to Capt. Hen
derson's new station in Hawaii. Capt.
Henderson, who has just completed a
tour of duty at Jefferson Barracks, is
on two-month leave of absence.
With Mrs. Henderson he spent some
time in Philadelphia and came to the
Capital for only brief stay with Capt.
and Mrs. Johnson. The Hendersons
willtsail Saturday for the Philippines
Evening star., 1938-10-02

He is the guest Of Comdr. and Mrs.
Wallis Hinckley at their home in Con-
necticut, and will also be the guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. Charles c. Soule
at the Navy Yard, Boston, before re-
turning here.
Mrs. Richard Baldwin and Mrs.
Laurance T. DuBose left Friday for
short visit in New York.
Mrs. Walton Hopkins Visits
1t. and Mrs. L. N. Slack.
Mrs. Walton Hopkins, wife OF DR..
Hopkins, has arrived in California,
and is the guest of her son-in Law
and daughter, It. and Mrs. Leslie M.
(See HOP, Page DID
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Chief of Cavalry
Horse Show Judge
At Long Island.

THE chief Of cavalry, U. S. A.,
Maj. Gen. John K. Herr and
Mrs. Herr attended the Piping Rock
Horse Show, where the former was
a judge. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Glib
son entertained Gen. and Mrs.
Herr at their place. Lands End, in
Locust Valley, Long Island, during
the show.
Before returning to Washington
the middle of the week Gen. and
Mrs. Herr will visit Gen. Herr's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ryman Herr, at their
country place, Stone Henge, in New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

| Comdr. and Mrs. Haines
Among Navy Set at Game.
Comdr. and Mrs. J. M Haines went
to Annapolis yesterday for the game
and others who were roofing for
the Naval Academy team were Comdr.
and Mrs. Stephen B. Robinson, 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. Paul F.. Lee and 1t,
Comdr. and Mrs. Marion Russell
Kelley. Comdr. and Mrs. Kelley re-
manned over Sunday with the latter's
brother-in-law and sister, 1t. and
Mrs. G. T. Duvall, at Annapolis.
Comdr. R. B. Carney, U. S. NJ, who
came to Washington during the sum-
mer after sea duty abroad the U. S. S.
Sirius. has been joined by Mrs Carney
and their two children, who have
been at Wardour, near Annapolis,
during the summer. Comdr. and
Mrs. Carney have taken the house
at 3010 Dumbarton avenue. They had
as their guest last week Miss Alice
Colhoun, daughter of Maj. Daniel w.
Colhoun, U. S. A., retired, and Mrs.
Colhoun, who returned Friday to her
home in New York. where Col. CAL
houn is on duty at the Palisade Inter-
state Park at Alpine, N. j.
1t. Henry Knight, Medical Corps,
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Knight, who arrived
in Washington few weeks ago from
Norfolk, have taken an apartment at
1924 Seventeenth street NV. They
were guests OF Miss Marguerite Ames
until they found an apartment.
Mrs. Edwin C. Mcneil
Back From New York
Col. Edwin c. Mcneil, U. S. A., was
Joined last week by Mrs. Mcneil and
their daughter, Miss Mary Mcneil,
who spent some time in New York.
Miss Mcneil has returned to her
studies at Holton Arms School.
1t. Comdr. William G. Tomlinson,
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Tomlinson will re-
main in their apartment in the
Galleon until the middle of the winter
at least, as the house on Dent street
between Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth streets in Georgetown, which
they have purchased. will not be in
readiness for them until then. The
house is small and they are building
a wing by way of enlarging and have
changed the interior so completely
as to have left little more than the
original four brick walls.
Comdr. William Malloy, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Malloy have as their guest
in their house on Ingomar street the
latter's mother. Mrs. Shanks, wife
of Gen. D. c. Shanks, U. S. A., retired.
Mrs. Shanks will spend a few days
this week with her brother in law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Cobbs. in
their home in Roanoke, Va, and re-
turn to Washington for a longer visit
with Comdr. and Mrs. Malloy before
returning to the West. Gen. Shanks
is recuperating from an illness and
is in the hospital at Hot Springs, Ark,
where Mrs. Shanks will join him en-
route to their home in California.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Tea H0n0rs
Quantico
Mrs. Bradman Is
HOstess-Club
Dance Held.

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hostess at tea at her quar-
ters Tuesday afternoon. honoring her
house guest. Mrs F. w. Beardslee OF
San Francisco.
Preceding the dance at the Officers
Club this evening Maj. and Mrs John
Kaluf entertained at dinner at their
quarters Among their guests from
Washington were Maj and Mrs. Blythe
G. Jones and Maj and Mrs Fred
S. Robillard.
Mrs. William H. Kennedy Of Pine
Bluff, Ark, who is the house guest OF
It. Col. and Mrs Lemuel C. Shepherd,
was the guest OF honor at luncheon
given by Mrs Richard P. Williams at
her quarters Thursday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon 1t. Col. and
Mrs Alfred H. Noble were hosts at a
cocktail party, entertaining at their
quarters.
Miss Doris Carroll entertained at
bridge and tea Monday afternoon at
the quarters of her parents, 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. Walton C. Carroll.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Harrington, wife
of Col. Harrington. was hostess at
luncheon and bridge at her quarters
Wednesday afternoon, having among
her guests Mrs. Holland Smith and
Mrs. Alexander A. Vandergrift of
Washington and Mrs. Smiths house
guest, Mrs. Lee Bugbee of Stockton,
Calf.
Capt. and Mrs. S. T. Clark
Announce Daughters Birth.
Capt. and Mrs Saville Trice Clark
announce the birth of a daughter
Anne Cannon, at the Family Hospital
Friday. September 20.
Capt. and Mrs: Clark have two other
(See QUANTICO, Page D-e.)
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Mrs. Goodman Back
From Visits.

1t. Comdr, and Mrs. William E. Sui
Ivan have been joined at their home
on Pershing drive. in Virginia, by the
latters mother, Mrs. M. c. Goodman,
who has just completed series of
visits in Central New York, West En-
glewood, N. j.. and Philadelphia. In
the Quaker City Mrs. Goodman was
the guest of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. w.
E. Miller.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Service Set Is Inactive
Past Week Because
Of World Tension
Entertaining at a Minimum,
But Navy Game Yesterday
Attracts Enthusiasts.
ME chaotic conditions in the worlt

chaotic conditions
Navy
festivities have
tension the European distress
their families mood
AR n
At Football Games
disturbances "dampnng' on the
spirits the football enthusiasts yesterday
cheer the of the Naval Academy
Virginia Military Institute Washington for
remained the Maryland
back
The Of the with Mrs
Rechmuh
ilaw place West Chester
=. and will the evening.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Guests at Dance.

Miss Rosemary Newman, daughter
Of Col. Richard D. Newman. U. 8. A.,
and Mrs. Newman. attended the hop
- and football game at the Naval Acad-
emy yesterday, remaining overnight
with friends.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
To Visit Army Couple

Mrs. Edwin A. Bethel will arrive to-
morrow from Chattanooga, Tenn. to
be the house guest of 1t. Col and Mrs.
Robert w. Strong at their home on
Klingle road. Mrs Bethel made the
trip north to place her young daugh-
ter Adele in a school near Baltimore
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MlS. ftOSS 3. Smltn OF FOrL
4 4 Meade, Md. became the bride
OF 1t. William Shepherd Humphries
Of Fort Meade, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Humphries of Reisterstown,
Md, at the Fort Meade Chapel yester-
day afternoon.
The ceremony took place at o'clock
and was performed by the Rev. Samuel
johnson. The church was decorated in
white chrysanthemums and trailing
ivy. The music was furnished by Miss
Rubye Penn, organist.
The bride wore gown Of ivory
satin fashioned on flowing princess
lines with a heart-shaped neckline
and long fitted sleeves, the skirt ter
minating in court train Her cap
was ivory tulle held in place by a
Juliet cap of seed pearls. She carried
white gardenias and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Paul
(See SMITH, Page DID
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Midshipman Hop Launches
Annapolis Social Season
Series of Receptions Arranged
BY Admiral and Mrs. Brown for
Academy Personnel and Friends.

NNAPOL1S Md, Oct Rear supern-
endent Naval
\ to the
friends of
The
station other than Postgraduate
Wednesday, Wednesday,
tachd to the Postgraduate School
receptions will
mander. staff and the bataions O
a at Hot Springs Va
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Barrs Have Son.

1t. Norman Lee Barr, Medical Corps,
u. S. NJ, and Mrs Barr have issued
cards announcing the birth of a son,
Norman Lee Barr, jr, September 81.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
West Point
Social
News
Officers Participate
In Piping Rock
Horse Show.

w VEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. l.
\A/ Maj. Marion Carson. Capt.
v " Clarence K. Darling and
Cant. Peter Hains. 3d were
Evening star., 1938-10-02
Girl
Is Married
1nChapel
Madeleine Smith
Bride Yesterday
Att. Meade.

\ II ISS MADELEINE DE LAND
M SMITH, daughter Of Maj and
wv Mrs. Ross B. Smith Of Fort
4 = Meade Md became the bride
Evening star., 1938-10-02

~ UANTICO, Va, Oct. Mrs.
Frederic L. Bradman, wife Of
~ Brig. Gen. Bradman. was
Evening star., 1938-10-02

(See SMITH, Page DID
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH
H. Reddick, Pastor
By L. c. Copes

Rev. E. A. Albert, native born
PHILIPPINE, brought forth most inter-
esting and inspiring sermon that we've
had the pleasure of hearing for some
time. Rev. Albert, using as text and
subject, "The Lords Prayer" !" stressed
its meaning and the part it should take
in our every day lie.
Rev. and Mrs. Reddick left for Ell
dorado, Kansas, where Rev. Reddick's S
sister passed suddenly. 1t is doubtful
whether Rev. Reddick will be with us
Sunday. If such be the case, an ac-
ceptable speaker will preside at Sun
days worship.
The Silver Tea given by and at the
home of Mrs. D. Sheldon, 1400 S. 3rd
ST, was a very splendid success, Mrs.
Sheldon is very much interested in ST
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
NEGROES OF MINNEAPOLIS SHOULD NOT

cooperate that frequently and hear mentioned
There good this seriously CONSIDERS
all group action involves.
It means more than merely subscribing theory from prac
tica point would be very
destroying business relations for other reason than the
urge to spend with 1t would not al
ways Individual who has possibly been helped over
of difficulty suddenly become patrlotc ana 40 some
thing might be interpreted as 1ngatude YET ths III se
might be considered only small reason
There certain moral stamina that must accompany any ma
onalism that OF Minneapolis we accept
without protest propositions knowing that they
destructive only tolerate them but to all outward appear
particular occupation or industry Wnh MAKES
ro dependent that group thinking might
he affected nor any particular cause that might hold men
tai very long.
Negroes position to cooperate neither nave
we seen particularly attitude the part OF the adVo
Gates of this philosophy
Here we live rabbits and like rabbits we must
have our individual holes shelter private runWa o Pu
noses all of which makes this hue and cry about cooP
tion lust so much bad escaping through eaky valves
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
OBITUARY NOTICES

George Lewis departed this life Fri
day, March 18th, at Minneapolis Cen
eral Hospital. Funeral services were
held March Is at 2:30 p. m, from Neal
Funeral Home, Inc, St. Paul. Rev. L.
w. Harris officiated Interment Elm
hurst Cemetery.
Helen Small, devoted wife of Mr..
Willie Small, 2423 4th Ave. South. and
mother of William Small, passed away
suddenly Sunday, March 9th. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday,
March 3Oth, at 2:30 p. m, from Be-
thesda Baptist Church. Rev. w. +.
Wadlington officiated lnterment
Crystal Lake Cemetery. Neal Funeral
Home, Inc, in charge,
uunnolpnV med as IIeH hesweSl
~ uIdS lq5.u 6eplI4 saueu si9lIod
sIelleM o!J,oed uIeqlIoN eql IoI lleM
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
FARMER-LABOR CONVEN.
TION GIVES BENSON
UNANIMOUS EN-
DORSEMENT

( DULUTH, Minn.-Tumultously in
dorsing Governor Elmer A. Benson
for reelection, the 200 delegates to
the annual state convention OF the
Farmer-Labor association here last
week adopted platform pledged ito
enact into law the progressive demands
of the people"
Other Endorsements, beside that for
Benson, include: VIM. s. Erwin, in
cumbent, for attorneygeneral; I. A,
Halverson, incumbent, for state treas
urer; Paul A. Rasmussen, present
state budget commissioner, for secre-
tary of state; John T.. Lyons, lie Cen
tire, for state auditor; Harold K. At
wood, incumbent, for railroad and
warehouse commissioner; John ]. Kin
ger, state representative from Colt
Spring and liberal floor leader in tin
last Legislature, for lieutenant-gover
nor; |. c. Strout, Brainerd, for clerk o
the Supreme Court.
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. London, Pastor
HI-LITES

Sunday March 9th, proved to be an
eventful day at Wayman. The morn
ing service was well attended and Rev.
London preached a. sermon which
touched the hearts of everyone present
Sunday evening the choir presented a
Request Program and received many
heartfelt thanks from the large crowd
which attended An announcement
was made in regards to the Easter Pro-
gram to be given April 18th, Easter
Sunday, at 800 D. m. This is an an
nual event which the Sunday School
is doing
The Busy Bee Club met with Mrs
Blanche Cooper, l139 5th Ave. No. or
Tuesday evening at 500 p. m. Fina
plans were made in preparation fol
their April Fools Party to be held OF
April lst, at the Church, 537 James
Ave. No. The Eureka Club met will
Mrs. NJ. Keith, 713 Fremont Ave. No.
Wednesday evening at 800 p. m.
We are pleased to have Mrs. '
Alternately back in our midst after ;
severe sicl, spell The choir visited he
home at SAB Irving Ave. No, las
! Thursday evening and held their usua
choir practise there Mrs. Aftermath.
as presented with a rotted plant iron
.ev. London and the Choir.
A very splendid prayer meeting wa
held at the home of Mrs. Walker, ITO
9th Ave. No. last Friday evening. Ev
cry one present received spiritua
blessing.
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02

s. Last weekend Misses June Hawk
ihs and Hattie Light represented our
young peoples league at the. Mime
apolis District Epworth League lnsti-
tute The Institute was greatly uplift-
ed by the singing of Miss Hawkins.
Sunday found our attendance up, to
the average in all departments of our
Church activities Our morning wor-
ship service was dedicated to the mem
ory of our late District Superintendent
and staunch friend, DR.. Bert Edward
Smith. Those who knew his great in
terest in our work could not help but
feel with us the sorrow of so great a
loss, so fine friend. We were de-
lighted to welcome into the Border
family at this service Mr.. and Mrs
David r. Francis. 1t is our sincere
hope that they will find here Chris
ton fellowship such as will bring to
them the height of spiritual JOY and
perfection. At the Nesper motion pic
lures were shown by the Hennepin
County tuberculosis Association un-
der the auspices of the Phyllis Wheat
lev House. This marked our third
community y-wide Vesper held each
fourth Sunday evening by some social
or civic group. Any such group de-
string to sponsor one of these Vespers
may do so by contracting the pastor
early.
| Mrs. Mary Nichols was guest-soloist
| last Sunday morning and lifted our
heart as she sang her beautiful and
(, timely selection. May Gods choicest
blessings attend her contribution. Too,
we take this opportunity to thank Mrs
Louise Love Bromley and the officers
and members of the Working Girls
Council for the privilege of serving
them at their meeting last Friday. we
! feel that Mesdames Helen Morris and
{. Bura Hawkins and the other ladies
and girls of our Church, who are toe
= numerous to name here, served flint
, meal for the price
, Our Boy Scouts are doing wonder
fully we'll with their achievement tests
knot tying, ETC., and they are looking
forward to the time when they will b'
: second to none in the city. Mr.. Jacl
Posten, Commander of Johnnie Bake
Post. and Promoter Committeeman o
our Troop was present at the las
injecting to the delight of all the tel
lows. Mr.. Audrey W.. Daughty, Scout
master, is very pleased to have adde'
| to the Troop Committee his friend ant
former athletic teacher, Mr.. Brisco
Lewis. And we are happy over tn
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02

land Ave. No, is in General Hospital.
Mrs. Pauline Fisher, 607 Lyndale Ave.
No, left General Hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Woods, 327 Washington
Ave. So, is at General Hospital.
Mr.. George Peters, COS Eighth Ave.
No, is much improved at General Hos
pital
Mrs. La Belle De Leo, 6l9 Sixth
Ave. No, returned home from Gener-
al Hospital.
Mr.. Harry Lucas is ill at Veterans
Hospital
Mr.. George Washington, 6l9 Oal
Lake Ave. O. is cen, alescing at hi
home.
Mrs. Alire Wiley, 2ol9 Gar led Ave
So, is at the General Hospital.
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
M. E. BISHOP FEARS SOCIAL
EQUALITY IN CHURCH
UNION

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March (CNA)
The question OF the Negro's status
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be one Of the dominant issues to
be used by Southern leaders of the
church against unification with north
en- branches of the denomination, when
the former meet at Birmingham, Ala,
to discuss the merger.
The merger, which calls for six jur-
isdictions within the church, one of
which will comprise membership
wholly colored, presided over by col
ored bishop, has already been approved
by the Methodist Episcopal and Meth
odist Protestant Churches.
In an address at Augusta, Ga, this
week, Bishop Collins Denny, of Rich
mond, Va, who is opposed to unifica-
ton, had this to say about the status OF
the Negro:
eff the churches are united we will
have to accept Negroes in our church
On. E. Church South) Social equal
ity i'll be taught in our church schools
Property divisions and voting pro;
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02
WHITE COP FRAMED 10 YEAR
OLD BOY

NEW YORK, March (CNA)-How
a 35-year-o1d white policeman attempt
ed to redeem himself from a tarnished
career on the force, through framing a
1o-year-old boy, was disclosed here
this week in General Sessions Court
by District Attorney Thomas Z. Dew
ey.
The boy, Tim Smith, of l29 West
l28th Street had already spent seven
months in Jail, following his conviction
last December II, for violating the
Sullivan law. The star witness against
him was Policeman Henry Stenblinck
Of 332-a Ninth Street, Brooklyn, whose
q black marks since he came to the
police force in 1927 were fast bringing
him to the end of his career as po-
liceman.
AS Smith stepped up before Judge
Morris Koenig for sentence, District
AIlOIICy bC"Sy lOoS5 0AN -
matte manner declared:
"If your honor please, | move to set
aside this conviction on the ground
that thorough investigation OF this
case has disclosed that this defendant
has been convicted on perjured testi-
nony, not only by one witness, but or
the rerjured testimony of a policeman
and all the witnesses called by the peo
ple.''
Judge Koenig, who became suspi
cious during Smiths trial, of discrepan
cies in the 3oliceman's testimony, or
dered thorough investigation OF th'
c9se. Immediately acquiesced, and or
dered Smith freed. The policeman wa
immediately SUSPENDED by Police Com
missioner Valentine. Dewey announc
ed that he will ask that Steinblinck b
indicted on charge of perjury.
Twin-City herald., 1938-04-02

James and we are very grateful to her
for her efforts.
Let's focus the spotlight on the Date
Book and peer into the future for the
coming events which are as follows
"The Church Fight a humorous
sketch, will be given at the church on
the 9Th of April. The price o. admis-
sion is Is cents. This sketch was Civ
en- at Bethesda Church, where it was
a success incidentally the same cast
that appeared at Bethesda will be at
ST. James at 7:30 p. m.
April 2lst marks the annual Feast of
the Seven Tables to be held in the up
per rooms of St. James.
April 24th will be Youth Day, at
which time an interesting program
will be. presented.
Sunday School at GAS a. M, al
which time we who aren't SO young
are studying our childhood lesson;
over again. You'll find it's lot o.
fun turning back the pages of life ant
reliving again the Sundays of oul
youth spent in the Sabbath School.
See you Sunday.