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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10
Another Destroyer
Squadron Ordered

WASHINGTON - TAs navy kss
ordered fermstlon a another de-
struyer eaaadrcn comprising
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some day, but he was still young.
He had been a little too ardent in
his courtship, had promised too
much. He wasn't quite ready to be
tied down for life.
The job in Arizona wasn't any
thing Malcolm would have sought.
1t was an opportunity to work in
one of the copper mines owned ov
the company for which, as clerk,
he was getting his start in his chosen
profession. Of course, the expert
ence would one day doubtlessly prove
valuable to him, but it was not COM
pulsory, and under ordinary condl-
tions he wouldn't have taken 1t.
He promised Ruby he would write
at least once a week, and for time
he kept this promise. AS a matter
of fact he was at first lonesome, and
this writing to Ruby was like a con-
tact with the outside world. Social
life at the mine was almost nil.
Then, toward the end of the first
month, RoWena French, daughter OF
Bob French, the mine superlntend-
ent, arrived for months vacation.
RoWena had a girl friend accom-
panying her, blond named Xenla
Nesbit The two girls were seniors
at Wellesley, attractive, interested IN
this new life, eager to be shown
about. Their arrival, to Malcolm.
was like sunshine after prolonged
period of fog. Malcolm found that
with blond Xenia Nesbit for COM
panion, not only the mine. but the
heretofore dull town of Globe had
much to offer.
The first week after the arrival OF
the girls Malcolm was so busy he for
got completely about his letter to
Ruby. When he thought of it to-
ward the middle of the second week
he dashed off a few hurried lines
and dispatched them without a
qualm of conscience.
He didn't think of Ruby again for
four days Then letter from her
arrived. 1t was as usual gay and
bright and chatty. 1t lacked only
one detail in it's usual formula. There
was a paragraph that mentioned a
trip to New Hampshire on which
she was escorted by certain Bill
Talmage.
A frown appeared on Malcolm S
forehead. Who, he wondered was
Bill Talmage? He racked his brain,
but could recall no one of their ac-
| ouaintance with such a name. He
frowned again, feeling queerly dis
turbed. Then young Jim Wade
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the mail car arrived he was the
first out to greet it. When the let
ter finally did get there he ripped
it open in fever of excitement.
please forgive me for not
writing sooner, darling. Bill wanted
me to join party going up to the
Laurentians for a weeks skiing. I
should have written you from there,
but"
That day Malcolm made arrange
ments to cut short his time in Ari-
zona. Three days later he took a
train for New York. Ruby was not
at the station to meet him. He
TAXED out to her apartment. She
was alone, which eased his anxiety
little. He had half expected that
gentleman named Bill Talmage
would be there with her.
He took her into his arms and
kissed her, then held her off. For
the first time he noticed how beau
tiful she was, how desirable. Gu
rious how he had not noticed these
things before.
Il came home because I couldn't
stand being away from you any
longer. Will you marry me at once?'
NAL! At once? Why, IL"
"Is it Bill Talmage?"
NAL! OF course not. Bills gone
to Europe for a couple of months
anyhow"
The next week they were married
Ruby was thrilled and happy. Some
time, she thought, she'd have to tel
Nal how worried she had been. anc
that Bill Talmage was her 13-year-
old cousin. What he didn't know
now wouldn't hurt him.
(Copyright. 1939)
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Oldest CurmeIite Nun,
Mother Beutrix, Dies
Rv the Associated Press

By the Associated freSs.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 30
Mother Beatrix of the Holy Spirit,
SO, oldest member of the Carmelite
Order in the world and ranked as
the most powerful American factor
in the. canonization of st. Therese,
the Little Flower" died yesterday
in the Carmelite Monastery here.
Death came quietly to the nun
who spent 10 years of ner life as a
n-robed Carmelite. She estab-
lished branches of the order in
Boston, Philadelphia, Santa Clara,
Calf, and this city.
When Mother BeatriX, born Ca
milla Josephine Mayors in Baltimore
in 1845, joined the Carmelites in
Baltimore in 1868 there were only
two branches of the order in the
country. Today there are 80, near
ly all of which she helped establish.
She worked with the Sisters of
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mage asked me to see 'Heartbreak'
with him at the Capital. Oh, Nal,
it's the most wonderful play think
I've ever seen. How do wish you
were here
Malcolm scoWled. Who the devil
was this Talmage lad? 1t seemed to
him that Ruby was more interested
in him than she was in the play.
He thought of asking about Tai
mage in his next letter, but decided
against it. Asking would only be
an admission of the fact that he was
concerned.
Almost three weeks passed before
he heard from Ruby again. RoWena
and Xenia went back East. Nal
began to fret. He tried to convince
himself that he didn't care whether
Ruby wrote or not, but each time
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came in and said
the girls were
waiting to take a
ride. He showed
the letter into his
desk and forgot
about it.
However, when
he wrote to Ruby
again, Malcolm
W as careful to
avoid mention Of
the two girls who
were his and Jim
Wade's constant
companions. And
when, a W e e k
later, Ruby's reply
came he opened
it almost eagerly.
He h urr i e d
through the first
three pages. On
the bottom of the
fourth page he
read. "Rill Tai
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Film to Be Shown

Dark Rapture" a full-length
feature film made in the Belgian
Congo by Armand Denis and Leila
Roosevelt, under the sponsorship OF
the Belgian government, will be
given preview for members of the
National Press Club and their fam
lilies at the club auditorium at $50
pm. Thursday. The picture will be
shown by courtesy of the Belasco
Theater and Universal Pictures.
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stewardess of the company, will be
here on those days to interview
applicants.
To be considered, applicants must
be registered nurses, age 81 to 26
years, height S feet 2 inches to S
feet S inches, weight 100 to 125
pounds. Candidates who are accept
ed will be sent to new school for
hostesses in Chicago during the
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given an Oppor-
tunity Thursday
and Friday.
Seeking girls
with a working
background of
w a S h i n g t o n
knowledge for
posi- ms as
h O S t e S S e S on
TranScontinent-
al and Western
Air transports
operating on the
unS ut OF
w a S h i n g t on,
M SIS H a z e !
PrOpkc SopiOr
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latter part OF February for special
lied training.
There now is only one Washing
ton girl serving as a hostess on
the T. w. A. system. She is Miss
Lillian Kroll, now flying the Mem
phis- -Washington-New York route
with headquarters in Memphis
Tenn.
Evening star., 1939-01-30
Biological Society
To Hear Lectures

The Biological Society of Wash
ington will hear a discussion Of
Parasites of Insects and Their Eco
nomic Importance" Saturday night
at o'clock in the Cosmos Club.
The speaker is to be C. P. Clausen
of the Bureau of Entomology and
Plant Quarantine. United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
palms Around the World" will
be the subject of an illustrated lee
ture by DR.. Miriam l.. Bombard Of
the United States Forest Service.
Evening star., 1939-01-30

Charity during the Civil War, max
ing bandages for wounded soldiers
of both Union and Confederate
forces. She came to Rochester in
1880 to found the Carmelite Monas-
terry and remained here until her
death.
Evening star., 1939-01-30
DAILY SHORT STORY
MARRY IN HASTE
By Barbara Benedict

The night be-
fore Malcolm Riv-
ers departed for
Arizona he said
to Kuby Seymore:
I'll be gone only
a few months.
You'll wait for me,
won't you, dar-
ling?"
"Of course I
will, Nal. Y ou
know 1 will. I
cOulQ never love
any one else now"
Malcolm only y
half heard her
answer. He was
thinking of to-
morrow and how
grand it was go
ing to be getting
away by himself.
Oh, he love d
Ruby. He intend
a1 to marry her
Evening star., 1939-01-30
Pin Mutrimony

Girls of the Vosges Mountains
employ a curious method of deter
mining if they will marry. They
throw pins into miraculous
fountain and if a pin floats. the
lucky maiden believes she will be
married within a year.
Evening star., 1939-01-30
Church Benefit Supper

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Jan. 30
(SpeciaD The Guild of st. Mar
tins Church will serve a turkey sup
per for benefit Of the parochial
school fund in the auditorium
Thursday night
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Here's Chance for Job
As Airline Hostess

Washington girls seeking positions
as airline hostesses-a job appar-
emily regarded by thousands of
American girls as second only to
movie stardom among the worlds
"glamor" careers for women-Will be
Evening star., 1939-11-05

335 ? ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH,
End moor nat Of 2-fat house; h.-wh., In
slant. sfs water heater; $50.
64l EAST CAPITOL sT-rHREE FUR
nlsnea rooms hot and cold water, heat,
IO1 ST Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
Llbrary-5 r., b.: h.-w.h.: furn own heal:
500 50. Natl 91o4
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ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH AND Show
proof building. excellent location and good
TRANSPORTATION to all parts of city: refriger-
alton, gas and light free. S64.5O: res
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CoLoRED GIRL TO SHARE BROOM APT.
with another. Hobart $3.50. until pm.
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.
ACT QUICKLYI

A hne neishborhood. opposite ehoreham
studio apartment for i or s reiined. eonsen-
ial young men or young women. Gegant.
~ furnishes; maid service. electric refriger.
Free nsn 6 rssd, Z Tor rea. oe
cupancy November l. May be seen week
Gays. 10 Am; 70 2 pm. Rent reasonable.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K NV. MA. $500.
coIORED. .744 FAIRMoNT 81. N.W.-3
Children Adams sQ4s. - s.
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APARrAAlNTs SUBURBAN.
(HanttnuAA

geo y. NADiSoN AVE-. HYATTp..-z
large rooms. new modern brick; oil heat.
s1s 'sss Rssssd as4 as4HedfE E,. a vs.: 81:
IalseaA TAlkoMA .11ARe .11ARK. m.-TuRN4H1D On
,vas M entrance Sso snd bath; sl:e rsts ase
ave. i block left g Irssmont. Rasd. 600. tiSs
q nr.ssss :.sa.etlv.|yc tl|cln lssn,.sg' $sP
:::ss;: ;'ss1 sss s' mo- :s''A Is:
3l04 BUNKER HILL RD, Mt. RAINIER,
en.a o. o.'Gn' zASfz4sofs Ssshl hsst co.. acf' a4s
lIs ENTIRE End r; LovNY SUNNY
In sn K.ssoas Sis1sss ss t2S sssS
Sgnfurn.. rooms sieetric Kitchen ana
bath: s.hx;:. OIL heat iurnishsd: iarEe.
on n.s s'ef sd porch .rss n::
possession at once
rooms, bath. shower. ultramodern elec.
t sha.n nislset4 ssc 4ssu sugsis go.sns au'n Near every
ALExANDRIA-FURN. APT, iN PRIVATE
center han: sdults only Alex. ses-l. D-''''
PA sAfE s:1s : Sesa5S aI.s.s aSos
ysery YER Al! attractive. Available November ii.
2 UNFURN: ROOMS, LANCE KIT-pi-
sss hss. included: Us: chsstnus h' s6os. st1s.
HYtATTsyIILE, MD:-FuRN oR VNFURN.
path path: shower porches laundry: elec. ref.
ieneed yaEd: reas.; arenlace: Green. 1853.
Mpa9 NJ son2 co. 60 ,n1: MRs :ay r. KIT sd AND Pa
Ssaned ladies: sally tusn 1880 s$o q, mo-. eu'ss; "a:
Natl: $500 or nlshts. Adams O3O3. So
Nd. =. rms. kitchen. dinstte' bath.
screened porch; $50 Call Shepherd S4e4.
IRv1Na IE,v d., ,APARTMXENIs-UNFuRN;. 2
Irving st.. Arllnston. W. o0' ~
AITR; FURN: APT. 9 RMS; BATH, PVT.
screened ;s en- porch, $3.50: Glen Echo. Brad
tage City Is Calvin st.
9os BALTIC; blvd rooms. Kitchen. bath.
End FL Msahtnisass Mt xasHNN a. c9ss ss,ion., $685.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Ch Ch., Md-Lovely Diet. 9-rm. home;
ideal for entertaining; 4 bedrms., PA baths
cALI "a T. MRS. 1fssj Dfii aE1GLE, wo. sloo.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Ill LIS n,T.,E Tloge! ave.; lovely, newly deco
dinette, bath tshoweD gar; incl. heat,
Nat. Sc ssse an wood.S Rtxs s6o 6RoEAlrY
APrs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
EIsnS9R pEINIuRN; i,t5 L1yIMo n',;,,. ROOM sEpRooM.
Chestnut 270S.
| ROOM KrTCHENETTE AND PRIVATE
bath connecting. nrst noor furnished. after
Nov; IS, IN or near Clarendon, Va: two
ad9lts Falls Church 2OS0-R. s.
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.
SAFE RgRNITURE sToRAoE costs no
protection. Low rates. Open storage. Pri-
yate rooms: Call Merchants. Natl. 5000.
FLATS FOR RENT.
ssS 81. NE" ROOMS AND BATH.
slant srs water heater; $40.
81 EAST CAPITOL sT-rHREE FUR
gas .nc eiee married mar coSpie sHe only x,eF e:''
I01 ST Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
sss 81 Na.l l. a5st :: tn.-"h fuFn. own heat
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
HAMPSHIRE GARDHNs-BRIdHT APART.
ment. living room bedroom dinette. kitch-
& smelson aao 0its 1877 Apt los' sos rarrasut st.
ON CONN AVE.-LIVMo ROOM. FOYER,
bedroom. dinette kitchen; priced right;
A0ult; gentileS: no pets. Box pr Star
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.
AAMPSHiRE GARDHNs-BRldHT APART
ment living room. bedroom dinette, kitch.
en- ana bath; Apt. 102, 208 Farrasut st.,
Emerson 1927.
ON CONN. .AvE.-LIVING ROOM, FOYER
bedroom. dinette kitchen; priced right;
49l2 N. H. AVE- ROOMS. 1 EXPOS.
restric, ed. Frikidaire; pvt park; discount
ior equity: leaving city. Georsia 4267
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[E FULTON. 144s PARK I'd N,

RN.-APARTMENTS- TS--UNFURN
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
REPUBLIC 2013. Ewes. WIS. 6225-J.
332 18th ST. s.E-.5 RMS. BATH. GOOD
cond.; heat, gas. elec. fur. Rent, S55
EUGENE A. BARRY.
3439 14th St. NV Col 6Os6,
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1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Living rm. 2 bedrms, kitchen bath, 4
twin beds; apt. redecoratea: references.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
News of Interest
In Social Circles
At Laytonsville

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Dec. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fry of Fair
Hill were hosts at party for a
large number of their friends last
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. William Doane came
from their Pennsylvania home to
spend the holidays with Mrs.
Doane's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JET
frey Grifdth. Miss Isabella Grit
nth of Baltimore is with them for
the week end.
Mrs. John H. Small entertained
at a bridge luncheon Thursday. Miss
Emma de Corse and Mrs. Clara
Hyatt of Sweepstakes Farm, near
.Woodfeld, were at home informally
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin r. Best will
entertain a large number of guests
at dinner tomorrow in honor OF their
niece, Mrs. Wilfred Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller recently returned from
their wedding trip and are living IN
Washington.
Mr.. Pearl Cashell of Washington
spent the week end with his sister,
Mrs. Richard Downs.
Miss Genevieve Griffith spent a
part of the week at Chopper as the
guest of the Misses Ramsdell daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Charles
Ramsdell.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Tea Features
SilverSpring
Year
DR.. Kettler and
Wife Invite
ESQ Guests

One of the largest parties planned
for the New Year week end in the
Silver Spring (Md) community will
be the tea to be given tomorrow by
DR.. and Mrs. William J. Kettler
in celebration of the 7th ami
versary of their wedding. About $50
guests are expected at the party,
which is given annually by the Ket-
tiers.
Alternating at the tea table will
be Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kettler, mother
Of the host; Mrs. Marguerite M.
Fisher, mother of the hostess, and
Miss Eleanor Wilson and Miss Ruth
Marlowe, all of Washington; Mrs.
Howard Lady and Mrs. Edward
Raab of Arlington, Va. Generally
assisting will be Miss Mildred A.
Kettler of Baltimore, who is DR..
Kettler's sister, and Miss Martha r.
Fisher of Washington.
Out-of- town guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Talbot and Mr..
and Mrs. Weber Miller of Catons-
vile, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Goetzke of Baltimore and DR.. and
Mrs. James w. Mccall Of Green
belt, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Klein of Blair
have issued invitations for their
usual open house this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Weidman
have visiting them at their new
home on Sligo parkway Mr.. Weld
mans mother, Mrs. Mary Weidman
of Hillsboro, Ind.
Miss Jacqueline Hood, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hood
gave a dinner party Friday evening
at her home in South Woodside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhees E. Burket
were hosts at bridge last evening
at their home in Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Britain have
gone to Miami, Fla, where they
have taken an apartment for the
winter.
Miss Louise Tracy of Blue Ridge
Summit is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Roy Coffman, in Montgomery Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Ragsdale OF
Sligo Village will return this week
end from a Today stay in Atlanta,
Ga, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Clark will
entertain at a New Year party at
their Northwood Park home. Miss
Carol Stacy also is among those
entertaining tomorrow, when she
will have an eggnog party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cassedy will
be hosts this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hamil-
ton will keep open house tomorrow
in their new home in Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Alexandria Social
Activities of Interest
Smoots Go to North Carolina
And Attend Marriage of Miss Finley
To the Rev. Chalmers McCutcheon

ALEXANDRIA, Charles Calvert Smoot and Mr.
spending with Mrs Smoots sster-n-
Finley Finley North Wikesboro
Smoo Thomson left
Wednesday for North Wkesboro and all attended the marriage IN the
Presbyterian yesterday Of Mr. and Mrs Fnes
daughter Miss Julia Finley the Rev Chalmers McCuheon
Sybn this city Mr. McCutcheon
Presbyterian Church.
Smith Beverly Ann Smith OF New
Beveridge ILL.,: Mr. and Mrs
Rockwell Garner Miss oann Garner and Miss Sue Garner OF
visiting Mr. and Mrs Richard Baker boher-in-law and
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Society Plans
TOAttend
Concert
Mrs. Roosevelt
To Hear Menuhin
And Orchestra

Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
expects to attend the first orchestral
concert of 1910 in Washington Tues
day night when the Philadelphia
Orchestra will present its third pro-
gram of the season, Mr.. Eugene
Ormandy conducting. and with the
American violinist, Yehudi Menuhin,
as guest soloist, at Constitution
Hall at 8:45 o'clock.
The Hungarian Minister and Nine.
Pelenyi are particularly interested
not only because their countryman,
Mr.. Ormandy, is conducting, but
also because the program will in
clude new ballet suite by another
Hungarian musician who is now
living in New York, Mr.. Eugene
Zador.
Justice and Mrs. Stone
To Be Their Guests.
M. and Nine. Pelenyi will have
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Stone
among their guests Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph c. Miller will
have as guests Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes, Nine. j. j. van Kaathoven
and Mr.. Sumner Welles, Undersec-
retary Of State.
Mrs. Rushmore Patterson, who has
just returned from a visit out-of-
town, has taken box and will have
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke,
just returned from Florida, have
made reservations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
who have been spending the holi-
days with their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Town
send, who only recently returned
to New York from Europe, will be
back and have guests in their box
Tuesday. Mrs. Edwin Watson, who
also has been in New York the past
few days, will attend in box with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Woodward,
as usual. d.
Others who will have guests with
them in boxes are Mrs. Edwin
Parker, Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs. Paul
McNutt. Miss Llewellyn Jones, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, Mrs. James c. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Mrs. William r. Castle, Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon, Mrs. Henry M. Robert,
jr.; Mrs. Frederick Keep, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Ralph Worthing-
ton, Mrs. Ord Preston, Mrs. William
Crozier, Mrs. Dwight Davis, Mrs
George A. Garrett, Mr.. Robert Coe
and Mr.. Boris Shishkin.
Among the diplomats who have
season box reservations and are ex-
pected to attend Tuesday night, in
addition to the Hungarian Minister
and Nine. Pelenyi, are the Soviet
Ambassador and Nine. Oumansky
the Japanese Ambassador and Nine.
Horinouchi and the Rumanian
Minister and Nine. Irimescu.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Engagements Add
Interest to Social
News of StauntOn

sTAUNTON, Va, Dec. 30.-Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Kivlighan have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Agnes Maureen Xiv
lighan, to Mr.. George Edward AUS
tin of Baltimore, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur K. Austin of Cam
bridge, Md. Miss Kivlighan is one
of Staunton's popular young women.
She is a graduate of Trinity COL
lege, Washington, where she fire.
quently has visited since her gradu.
alton.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edwin Bear of Union Theological
Seminary announce the engagement
of Mrs. Bears sister, Miss Virginia
Ruth White of Staunton, to Mr..
Richard Field Taylor of Richmond.
Miss White is daughter of the
late DR.. William Chester White, for
many years pastor Of Loeb Willow
Church, and Mrs. White Of Church
vile, Va. The wedding will be an
event of the late winter.
Mr.. Theodore r. Deverick OF
Washington and his brother, Mr..
Robert L. Deverick Of Arlington,
Va. are spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Deverick of Dupont avenue.
Mr.. Hubert Echols and Mr.. Will
liam A. Glasgow, who have been
visiting Judge and Mrs. Joseph A.
Glasgow at Oakenwold Terrace, will
return to Washington Tuesday.
Miss Nelson Blackford, who with
her guest and roommate. Miss Maria
Ealand, has been with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin O.
Blackford, has returned to Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Pickette Pey-
ton of Alexandria, Va, are here
visiting Mrs. Peytons parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hubbard Carr
Grasty. in College Park. Mr.. Will
liam Grasty of the University OF
Virginia also is here for the holi-
days.
Miss Dana Robertson, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Alexander F. Rob-
ertson, jr., of this city, will return
this week end from Washington,
where she has spent some time with
relatives.
Capt. James A. Woodbury. of the
faculty of Staunton Military Acad-
emy was married Saturday, Decem-
ber %, to Miss Gwendolyn Heeman
of Baltimore. After wedding trip
through the South, they will re-
turn to Washington for q few days
with friends before coming to Staun-
ton about January 8.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Miss WOrksnan
Weds Mr.. Springer

Mrs. Hyman Worksman announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Sadie Worksman, to Mr.. Roscoe c..
Springer. The wedding took place
on Sunday afternoon, December "a,
with the Rev. Julius T. Loeb off,
ciating. Only members of the i'm
mediate family and intimate friends
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Springer
will be at home after January Is at
1917 Tuckerman street.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Helen Brylawski
Will Wed in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Brylawski
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Brylawski, to
Mr.. Sidney Lansburgh, jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansburgh of Balti-
more
The wedding will take place in
June.
Miss Brylawski is a member of
the senior class at Goucher College
in Baltimore and Mr.. Lansburgh
was graduated from Dartmouth
College and attended the School of
Business Administration at Har-
ward University.
Evening star., 1939-12-31

town. Because NORBUD buys
them by the carload from ma
tionally advertised manufacturers
and because you buy them un-
der the Norbud name-you pay
that much less j.. only 69c a pair.
All perfect. 2, 3, 4 thread stockings
:. sold at 10 conveniently located
NORBUD SHOPS. Three down.
Town locations-l329 F ST, 1913
CONN. AVE, Ills G ST.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
Dance Is Given
For YOUNGER Set

Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Wheatley
entertained last night at a dance at
their home in Kirkside, Chevy
Chase, Md, for their daughter, Miss
Betty Jeanne, and son, william J..
jr. About 60 Of the younger set at
tended.