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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-02-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of
ARCHIBALD MOORE
late of Garrett County, Md, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated. to
the subscriber on or before the 10th day of
August, 1888. they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this Sth day of Febru-
airy. 1888 LUCY MOORE, Executrix,
Oakland, MARYLAND
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In Re: The Estate of Charles D..
late of Garrett County, MarvIsvnSs9
deceased. '''nu,
In the Orphans Court for Carr.u
County, Maryland. '''
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In Re: The Estate of Alex Purleck
late of Garrett County Maryland,
deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Garrett
County, Maryland.
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Constable's Sale
OF
MERCHANDISE & FIXTURES
SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1888,

Under and by virtue of two writs of
attachment on judgments, issued by
C. F. Hammond, a Justice of the Peace
in and for Garrett County, one in the
case of D. G. Nally Estate and the
other on the judgment of A. D. Nay
lor and Company, against the right,
title and interest of the Rite Price
Stores, Inc, J. NJ. Kaufman, agent,
the undersigned hereby gives notice
that by virtue of said writs he has
taken under execution and will sell at
public auction on
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SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1888,

At the hour of 1:3O o'clock P NJ, at
the Rite Price Stores, located in the
Nally Building, corner of Second and
Alder streets, Oakland, Md, all of the
following described property:
Nine Chairs, l Cash Register, 20
Tables, Counter and Shelves, lot of
Ladies Dresses, lot of Ladies' Suits,
l lot Curtains, lot of Curtain Trim
mings and Draperies, lot of Chill
drens' Hose, l Rug Runner, l lot Of
Mems and Boys Sweaters, l lot of
Rag and Linoleum Rugs, lot of Boys
Shirts, l lot of Mems Shirts, l lot of
Suede Jackets, l lot of Boys Long
and Knicker Pants, lot Bedspreads,
1 lot Of Blankets, 1 lot of Towels,
lot Comforts, 1 lot of Mems and Wo-
mems Shoes and other Merchandise.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of
sale.
LESTER BITTINGER, Constable.
Advertisement 52C-2t.
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In Re: The Estate of Joseph Slagis,
late of Garrett County, Maryland
deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Garrett
County, Maryland
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farm-to-market public
county roads .......... S2O,OOO'OO
n1lhlic

farm-to-market public
county roads ......... S2O,OOU'UO
Grand total of levy. 928l ,O44.9o
To pay the aforegOing amounts 1t
was ascertained that the resources OF
the county as shown by the Assess
ment Books are as follows:
Real and tangible personal
property, $20,205,598, at
IS cents on each $4,000
equals ................Sl iI, I4f'oo
Intangible personal prop
erty, S572, 1872, at 80
EQUALS "............ 1,716.38
Bank shares, to be return
ed by the State Tax Com
mission, estimated at
100000, at 81 on each
10000 EQUALS ... 100000
Beer Crown tax, estimated 25.OOO.OO
1887 Surplus Fund in 1887
levy ................. oO'ooo'0o
Total for County purposes. 1921 ,O44.95
After deducting S1,564,121
for household goods and
corporations paying di-
rect to the State Treas
urer, leaves the basis on
real and tangible per-
sonal property $18,641,-
ATT, at % cents on each
$1O0, equals ........... SAC, $3.50
Intangible personal prop
erty, $572,127.82, at Is
cents on each $4,000,
equals ................ 0o8'l9
Total for State purposes. SAB, 1889
Published by order of the Board of
County Commissioners of Garrett
County, Maryland.
Attest
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
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N o T ICE |!

Court for Carrot
W
fd al d me
O UsNE eohTa eRcoMM
Street Retailer enM anGhso
rs til
Of Circuit Court tor GrrnG
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GARRETT COUNTY LEVY
Annual Levy made by the County
Commissioners of Garrett County,
Maryland, January l, 1888.

Annual Levy made by the County
Commissioners of Garrett County,
Maryland, January l, 1888.
ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND
Estimate to pay same. 100000
ATTORNEYS APPEARANCE FEES
Dawson and Offutt, one
Asa T. Matthews, / felony 1900
j, c. Renninger, Jr., two
felonies ............... 1000
Renninger and Dawson, 1
felony ................ 1000
Total. ............ $4,000
ATTORNEY TO COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS
Salary for same. ... 10000
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
One per cent of the general
basis ,.............. S2,O2O.5o
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE
j. ]. Ashby, Jr., Treasurer,
commissions on county
tax ............. S1,71748
j. j. Ashby, Jr., Treasurer,
commissions on State
tax ........... 431.38
Total. ............... S2,148.86
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE
Salaries of County Com
misSiOners ............ S2,700.00
Expenses for County Com
missioners ....,,..... 10000.
Total. ............... S3,OOO.OO
CLERK TO BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Salary of w. G. Myers,
Clerk ............... S1,2OOO0
OFFICE OF COUNTY AGENT AND
HOME DEMONSTRATORS
To pay County Agent and
Home Demonstration. 49,. S1,800.00
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICE
For Public County Health
office Observation-Disclosures. $2,50000
CONSTABLES' FEES
Estimate to pay same. $4,000
CORONERS' INQUESTS
Estimate to pay same. .... 10000
CORPORATIONS
To the Mayor and Council
of Friendsville .. $4,000
The Community of Swan
ton ................. 10000
Total. ............ $650.OO
CIRCUIT COURT FUND
To defray expenses of Sep
TENDER and December
terms, 1888, and March
and June terms 1889. $50. 2,00700
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
To. A G. Ross, Clerk. &c. $1,3O9.65
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COURT HOUSE SUPPLIES
Estimate to pay same. 100000
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COURT STENOGRAPHER
To pay annual salary of the
Court Stenographer -. 100000 |
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JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
To pay increases in sala-
ries authorized by an Act
of the Legislature. .. $4,000
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CONTINGENT FUND
To pay discounts, insol-,
vencies, etc. ......... $21, 780.81
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MARYLAND
JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
To pay increases in sala-
ries authorized by an Act
of the Legislature. $4,000
COURT STENOGRAPHER
To pay annual salary of the
Court Stenographer -. 100000
COURT HOUSE SUPPLIES
Estimate to pay same. -. 100000
CONTINGENT FUND
To pay discounts, insol-,
vencieS, etc. .......... 81, 7SO.0l
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
Estimate to pay same. 100000
DEBT SERVICE
To pas bonds Nos. II to
20, both inclusive ...... $10,000.00
To pay interest on Lateral
Road Bonds .......... 6,850.00
Total. ................ Sl6,S5O.OO
ELECTION EXPENSES
Estimate to pay judges,
clerks of election, Elec-
ton Supervisors, etc. -. S10,000.00
ELECTRIC LIGHT LEVY
Estimate to pay same. -. 100000
FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT
Estimate to pay same. $4,000
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS
Oakland Fire Department $4,000
Friendsville Fire Depart
ment ............... 4OO.OO
GrantsvilIe Fire Depart
ment ................ 4OO.OU
Kitzmiller Fire Depart
ment ............!.... 10000
Total. ................ 100000
GAS LEVY
Estimate to pay same for
Court House and Jail. .. $4,000
GARRETT COUNTY PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Room rent for the same. $4,000
GENERAL PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
Estimate to pay same..... 100000
JUVENILE COURT
Estimate to pay expenses
of Juvenile Court. .. 100000
JANIToR TO COURT HOUSE
Salary of Janitor. ...... $1,020.00
LOCAL ASSESSORS
Estimate to pay Local AS
eSS0rS ...............t S0UU.UU
MARYLAND TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Estimate to pay same. -. 100000
MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE
BLIND
Estimate to pay same. $4,000
MARYLAND WORKSHOP FOR
THE BLIND
Estimate to pay same. $4,000
MAGISTRATES LEVY
Estimate to pay same. $4,000
ORPHANS COURT LEVY
VERNE R. Smouse, Register
OF wills. .............. S230.75
Estimate to pay Judges. 430.08
Total ............... s66O.83
OLD AGE PENSIONS OR RELIEF
Estimate to pay same. $13,000.00
PUBLIC SCHOOL LEVY
For support of the Public
For Capital Outlay. 100000
Total. ...............S1 34,966.31
PHYSICIAN TO JAIL
To pay professional ser
vices Of physician to the
JAN ................ $4,000
REPAIRS TO COURT HOUSE AND
Estimate to pay same. . 100000
PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUB
LISTING
Estimate to pay same. 100000
SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS
R. c. McComas, salary
Supervisor of Assess
ments ............ $4,000
STATES ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Neil C. Fraley, salary as
States Attorney....... S1,5OO.OOI
Expenses of same. ..... 10000
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

l will offer for sale at my farm at
Sunnyside, Md, seven miles south of
Oakland, on
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ELECTION EXPENSES
Estimate to pay judges,
clerks of election, Elec-
ton Supervisors, etc. -. 100000
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CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
Estimate to pay same. 49,. $4,000
DEBT SERVICE
To pas bonds Nos. II to
20, both inclusive ...... 100000
To pay interest on Lateral
Road Bonds ...... 6,850.00
Total. ............ S16,85O.OO
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ELECTRIC LIGHT LEVY
Estimate to pay same. 100000
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CIRCUIT COURT FUND
To defray expenses Of Sep
TENDER and December
terms, 1888, and March
and June terms, 1889. 100000
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
To. A. G. Ross, Clerk . $1,3O9.65
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Civil Service Extended
By Gov. Nice in
Political Coup
Only Stote Employment
And Compensation
Systems Left Out

Only two departments of the
Maryland State government-the
State Unemployment Compensation
System and the State Employment
service-were left outside of civil
service regulations today after an
eleventh-hour political coup exc
cuted by Gov. Harry w. Nice ex-
tended the merit system to employees
In 81 State departments.
Two hundred jobholders were
made permanent employees under
the Governors order, the first of
its kind issued in Is years. Since the
merit system law became effective
January l, 1921, former Gov. Albert
c. Ritchie had issued 80 such ex-
ecutive orders "adopting' employees
in the civil service. Gov. Nice's
order was the 33d.
Bomb at Feet of O'Conor.
Prior to issuance of the order,
all of the 200 employees were sub
ject to dismissal, at will, by the
heads of their departments. In an
nouncing the order yesterday, Gov.
Nice, who has only a month Of his
term remaining, tossed a small
sized bomb at the feet of Gov
elect Herbert R. O'Conors incoming
Democratic administration.
The Governors announcement in
dicated that Democrats outnum-
bered Republicans about 2 to In
benefitting from the order. Twenty
two employees appointed prior to
January l, 1885, and 66 employed
after that were put on the perma-
nent lists. In addition, the order
covered the Income and Relief Tax
Divisions of the State controllers
Office, appointed by Controller Will
liam S. Gordy, jr., Democrat. EN-
ployes In these divisions total 112.
Other Offices on List.
Other State Offices on the list were:
State auditor, State Board of Hair
dressers and Beauty Culturists. State
Department of Education, Depart
ment of Mechanical Engineering,
Alcoholic Beverage Division of the
State controllers office.
Industrial Accident Commission,
Conservation Commission, House of
Correction, Insurance Department,
State Librarians Office, Towson
State Teachers College. Maryland
Penitentiary, Public Service Com
mission, Hall of Records, Maryland
Veterans Commission, State Plan
ming Commission, Montrose School
for Girls, Maryland Training School
for Boys and the State Roads Com
mission.
No department heads were in
volved. Only employees covered in
each department were those not
previously in the classified service.
Offices and places added to the merit
system totaled 88.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Births Reported

George and Pauline ouirk. girl,
William Il,nm =. and CoEinns Dove; girl.
Everitt and Hazel johnson, girl.
Robert and Msrgaret Pfaff, girl.
william and MuIiel Carroll. jr;. ,sirl.
Jsef ses ana saa Eseiyn Miyn Keses koses by Boy.
Willis and Mary Wilson. bog.
Hascombe and Katherine Padxett, boy.
on %la and IN Mld1sS M.sy MeInso.s Esisa soy boz,
Richard and MarEaret oBannon, boy.
Charles and Bernice Owens, girl
Samuel and Iva Tovnshend. jr.. girl.
Rsns Re1nsra and apd hn1s MsrEsTes Ehin asss girl
Timothy and Mary Russell. jr, boy.
Meyer and Beatrice Kans. boy.
Norman and Dorothy Lee, boy.
Henry and Mary Wong. boy.
Norman and Anne Brown. girl.
samuel and Naomi Sugar. girl
Robert and Ruth Cochrane, girl.
Carl and Clara Wilkerson. girl.
Edwin and Hortense Holland. girl.
senjamin and and Ga Gladys Switch Mitchell. k' boy.
Edward and Elen. Farrell. boy
William and Marie Jackson, boy.
Willard and Ruth Roberts. boy.
George and Doris Collins boy
Frank and Minnie Gelfound, boy.
Albert and Mae Niemann, boy
Robert and Mary Violet. girl
Stanley and Malissa purcell. girl.
Victor and Berthe Frisco, boy.
W1i:m nS .nd 5Es5 Ms5ss5et stons boy p,
9. Russell and Hilda Gillette. boy.
Harvey and Mary johnson. girl.
John and Willow Haban, boy.
Ssa1a and .na NsFz NeF, ssS5ts5 s0s so,
Willie and Helen Mason. girl
Zurich and Lucille Grimm. boy.
Calvin and Pearl Byrd. girl.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Countess Muritzu'
To Be Given TONIGHT

The first Of two performances of
Countess Maritza," presented by
the Columbia Light Opera Company,
will be given tonight at 8:15 O'Clock
at the Mckinley Tech auditorium,
Second and T streets NE. The play,
directed by Mrs. Ethel Manning,
will be repeated tomorrow evening.
Washington girls in the cast are
Bernice Carrico, Anne Claxton, Bet
ty Augerman, Nancy Dunkles, Mary
Kay Erwin, Mariana Guide, Jeanne
w. Holmes, Christine Horn, Doris
Gene 1sbell, Jackie Lanier, Francis
Miller, Bunny Morris. Ferne Ohm
quist, Patsy Palmer. Phyllis Palmer,
Elsie Pickney, Helen Riordan and
Dolly Schuettler,
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Deaths Reported

Ella Bruce Sc. 1923 22nd st. NV
Isabel Cort Baldwin. 81. 1415 21st ST. NV.
Nellie OConnell, rs Emergency Hospital.
Peter suitar. Is. ais Varnum st. NV
Jacob Lewis. II, 1922 Webster st. NV,
Fanny e. Newham. 70. 1921 Cathedral
Edward H. Kyler II, u S. Soldiers Home.
Marion K. Field 6s, Walter Reed Hospital.
Maud Wade: 66, Walter Reed Hospital.
Alfred D. Smith, 65. 927 18th st. NV
Ross Douglas. Sc Garfield Hospital.
John 2. Brown. 56. 1897 Baltimore st. NV.
Paul Y. Anderson. As Emergency Hospital.
John A. Whitworth. "a, Walter Reed Hos
Lake s. Eary, 10. Georgetown Hospital.
Larry Henderson. s. Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Churchill. so, Veterans Adminis-
tration Hospital.
Gertrude s. Williams. 55. 1Os d st. Sc.
Martha J; Awkward. 81. st. Elizabeth's
George Mcneil, so, 1903 r stn.
John Robert Wood 46 Mt. Alto Hospital
Ella. Ella Hasckley: as 46; Gallinser HOSPITAL.
Ida Robson. 21, Gallinser Hospital.
'uanits aitas "ashinston' H. Freedmen's Hos
Velma Williams. 13. Gallinser Hospital
Evening star., 1938-12-08
D. 6. Guard Issues
Rifle Match ChuIIende

Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, COM
manding officer of the District
Guard, has challenged the Mary
land and Virginia Guards to meet
the District in a small-bore rifle
match here, preferably on a Sunday
in February.
In letters to adjutant generals
of the Maryland and Virginia
Guards Gen. Cox proposed each
Guard name a team Of eight men,
with only the scores of the five
highest to count in the result.
Gen. Cox proposed the match
be fired in the District Armory under
rules Of the National Rifle Asso-
citation. The District Guard would
furnish q suitable trophy.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Frank B. crummett, 80. 56l5 sherrier pl.
NV. and Ethel =. Miller. 20. 73O Thomas
Paul Il. vi.r. ii son:Sii 81 sii4 18th St. NV. and
Beatrice D. Shepherd. 81. .lS41 Columbia
I'd. NV; the Rev. S. carroll Coale.
Charles HsrTis rs al2 syca Saa g.
ave. nv: the Rev. J. Harvey Durham. ''
Charles L.. HAYDEN. 10. 1919 3rd st. ne.
and Thelma Ehrlich. IS. 522k K st. ne;
Nelson s. Curtis. 23. 2l2O Pa. ave W.. and
Lois A. Reed. Buckhannon. w. Va: the
Rev. 8. B. Daugherty.
Rubin Gertz, "a, Baltimore. Md. and Sophie
sherman. q. 5733 9th st. NV; the Rev.
Andrew j. Fusler. %. 2eo1 Calvert st. NV,
and Mary A. Rich % 5000 Conn. ave.
NV; the Rev. r Hoffman.
James Z. Cooper. q. 522 21st st. ne. and
vannett n. Milburn. 90. 4O4h 1st st.
nv; the Rev; J, D. g. wilson,
NV. and Florence M. May. 2s. Chi
csgo. ILL.,; the Rev. Edward H. Pruden.
Evening star., 1938-12-08

a. sssh sfr sf New fS YORK ciss: the 4; rev Ss7:
Rabbi g; weed. "a. 2ss Kenttyscky, ,xs. s.s,.
wilii.m T Tornsy, 80: 1797 lsth Il: nv.
Va; the Rev. William A.. Jones.
Cecil W. Barlow, %. 1907 3rd st. n ~. and
Anita Wood; 20, 746 Gresham pl. NV;
David Len 90. 400 4th st. NV. and
Pearl yerdrager. 20. 1909 4th st. NV:
Judge Nathan Cayton.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
IA Glacier Creeks

Alaska has II creeks which 70
by the name of Glacier Greek, as
well as a Glacier Bay, river and
mountains bearing the name.
Evening star., 1938-12-08

James Bsttle. e. and Mary Rhyme. al.
EdEaTd sedfn Sctt q /, aHd France. Anne
- Moody 10: both Of Richmond: Va.
George W ,noozer. 22 BOYLE. Miss. and
Albert Stewart Trueblood %. Washington.
and Dorothy Lee safiell. 10. Front Royal,
Va
lawrence w. Malin. IS. and Marion J.
Jacobsen, 20, both Of Riverdaie, md.
Carlton Woodrow Corbin, "a WASHINGTON,
erSburE Nd
Evening star., 1938-12-08

Lovely new lamps of decorated
alabaster :. many with gold colored
f1ligree trimmings -. Odd shapes with
pleated or tailored, rayon lined, silk
shades. A limited quantity - shop
early!
Kapp'a-Street and 4
The Washington times., 1938-08-19
Senator Byrd and Family Col. Jordan
Enliven Virginla Beach Honor Guest

Virginia and Mrs. Byrd, their
sons, Mr.. Harry Flood Byrd,
jr. and Mr.. Richard Byrd, and
daughter, Miss Beverly Byrd,
Berryville, and another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Kern, jr. and
her husband, Mr.. Kern of Win
chester. Va, were members OF
the resort colony for several
days this week at the Cavalier
Hotel. They were guests at a
recent supper dance at the Cava-
lier Beach Club.
Brig. Gen. Jay L. Benedict,
superintendent of the United
States Military Academy at
West Point: Col. CliSton C..
Carter, West Point, and Capt.
Albert S. Baron, Fort Story,
were among the honor guests.
The Cavalier Beach Club
therefore had the rare distinc-
ton of entertaining both the
Army anG the Navy" during
the current wsek.
The weekly Jumping Jam
boree with thoroughbred horses
and riders from the cottage
colony will be a feature of the
sports program on Sunday aft.
ernoon at 4 o'clock in the show
ring at the Cavalier Hotel.
The Washington times., 1938-08-19

The social calendar at Vir-
ginia Beach goes into high this
week end with various forms
Of entertainment, compliment
ing the squadron commander,
Rear Admiral w. Johnson and
other officers and midShipmen
of the U. S. S. New York, Wyo-
ming and Texas, anchored in
Hampton Roads after return
ing from a training cruise in
European waters. This is their
last port before returning to
the U. S. Naval Academy in
Annapolis.
The Navy Families" and
other cottage colonists here are
planning a series of house
parties to the visitors. A full
program of sports and social
doings has been arranged in
their honor at the Cavalier
Beach Club. Water sports on
the club beach are scheduled
Saturday and Sunday mornings,
to be followed by informal
gatherings in the cabanas. Tea
dances will be the feature of the
afternoons.
Senator Harry Flood Byrd Of
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PETIT POINT

Newport sophisticated outlook al
ready.
l guess it the climate which
makes you have it.. Petit Point, for
instance, has never been more $50
phisticated" than in these Newport
days Gilbert Hunt, the brilliant
Washington player, was sitting be-
tween Mimi and Consuelo Villa and
it was certainly hard for him (poor
fellowD to show his eloquence...
Petra, the French giant, being a
Frenchman, didn't notice so much
that he was dealing with the leaders
of American -o-c-i-e-t-y, and that's
why he was enjoying SO much the
delightful company of attractive
Aerielle Frazer. Frank Shields took
Virginia French to the luncheon, but
he didn't appear inside the house,
breaking the hearts of all the love
lies waiting for him. Shields is a
smart fellow, indeed He never takes
the same girl out twice in succession
$500 you can't ever rumor him
(alasv engaged" with glamour
girl. Lucy Saunders, just to give
you an example, has never had the
luck yet, this year, to be dated by the
tennis Adonis. and we just can I'M
agine what disappointment it must
be for her!. But Lucy knows well
how to keep high her reputation OF
glamorous young lady. She accepts
dates from every boy in town and
then decides at the last minute with
whom to go out. This might infuriate
some of the boys, but they have to
admit, afterwards, that she is ter
ribly' popular
Elizabeth Saunders, another OF
those beautiful Saunders (there are
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By Igor CaSSlni

six) hasn't the same reputation for
glamour that her younger sis Lucy
has, but she is just as nice and
pretty. Maybe she is less Newport
ish!
The tennis matches didn't attract
large crowd that day because the
rain was dribbling down quite pleas
antly, but it was real "fun" to watch
the world champ, Don Bulge, play
his match just the same and get out
of the court just as wet as fish.
Now if you allow me I IL bring you
for spell to the fashionable North
Shore, as We just heard that b-e-a-u-
t-i-f-u-l Mary Lou Marsh is visiting
Nancy Letter. And from the North
Shore it's just jump to go to Bos-
ton, where once again the Clarks
were the chief attraction at the Ritz
Roof. Sally completed her "sing-
ing engagement there last Saturday
to announce her engagement to
George McLanahan. But when she
arrived with her fiance and her
brother-in-law and sister, the John
Roosevelts, who were making their
first appearance after returning
from Bermuda, there was a general
craning of necks among the onlook-
ers. Sally had cream-colored
chiffon gown, and her new diamond
sparkled on her left hand, which she
was constantly waving to friends in
return of their greetings. She had,
as usual, her very 'pec-hulia" colt
fure with blond and dark hair 1--WE
really can't say that we think 1t will
be the new fad. At least we hope so y
Anne and John sat side by side,
and looked as happy and enamoured
and looked as happy and enamored
ers should look!
The Washington times., 1938-08-19
Anne Child
Will Marry

From Paris comes the inter
esting news that Mrs. Edmund
William Pavenstedt, of this city
and New York, announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Anne Child, to Charles
Barstow Wright Dick, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Langhorne B. Dick, OF
Chestnut Hill, Pa.
The marriage will take place
in New York in the early autumn.
Anne, who made a lavish
debut here during the 1936-'37
season, is the daughter of the
late Richard Washburn Child,
former Ambassador to Italy. Mr..
Child was we'll known as a
writer, and Mrs. Pavenstedt, who
writes too, uses the nom de
plume Of Maud WaShburn Child.
The debut party was held at
the lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pavenstedt on Twenty-fourth
Street.
Miss Child attended Miss
Nightingale's School in New
York and was graduated in
1886 from the Ethel Walker
School. She is a member of
the Junior League.
Mr.. Dick attended st. Paul's
School and was graduated from
Princeton last June. He is a
member of the Colonial Club.
At present Mrs. Pavenstedt
and her two daughters, Anne
and Constance, are travelling in
Europe.