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Evening star., 1939-04-08
Alumni of Vermont
TOHOld Dinner

The forty-fifth annual meeting
and dinner of the University of
Vermont Alumni Association of the
District of Columbia will be held
at GAS o'clock Tuesday evening at
the Kennedy Warren Apartments.
The honor guests will include
Dean j. L. Hills of Burlington, who
will represent President Guy w.
Bailey of the university, and DR..
George Dykhuizen, professor of
philosophy, on the faculty of the
College of Arts and Sciences of the
university.
All alumni and their husbands or
wives, former faculty members and
students and friends of the uni
versity are invited to attend.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made either through the presi-
dent, L. J. Peet, or Phillip r. Wheel
er, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Miss Mary Williams
Hostess to Visitor
From New York

Miss Mary Virginia Williams
has as her guest this week end
Miss Beverley June Hunt OF
Staten Island, N. Y, who will be
one of the attendants in Miss
Williams wedding to DR.. John
Lee Devine, jr., which will take
place April %.
Miss Hunt arrived in time for
the cocktail party which Mr.. and
Mrs. Dos Hatfield are giving at
the Glen, their home near Nc
Lean, Va.
Miss Williams and Miss Hunt
were honored at a surprise recipe
shower which the bride-elect's
sister, Miss Marthena Williams,
gave at their home last evening.
Miss Williams is the daughter
of Mrs. M. Harrison Williams,
and q great-granddaughter Of
President BENJAMIN Harrison.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Mrs. Forrest Sails
For Europe

Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest of
Washington sailed today on the
American Merchant to arrange the
first world procession OF women in
Geneva. Switzerland in connection
with the opening of the headquar-
ters of the new World Woman's
Party. Before going to Geneva,
Mrs. Forrest will meet women lead
ers in London, Brussels and The
Hague.
In Geneva her work will include
direction of ceremonies at the OPEN
ing of the World Woman's Party
headquarters the latter part of
May; direction of a delegation of
women to the International Labor
Conference in June: dramatization,
Evening star., 1939-04-08
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Evening star., 1939-04-08
Husuenot Societies
Will Meet Here

The Federation of Huguenot So
cieties in America will hold its
seventh congress at the Mayflowcr
Hotel next Saturday with the
Huguenot Society of Washington as
host. The organization was formed
at a meeting here in 1882 and the
coming session will be its second
meeting in the Capital.
Mrs. Frank 3. Steele, president of
the local organization, with the
council and members at large, is
making arrangements for the meet
ing A reception to visiting dele
gates at the home of Mrs. Steele
and preliminary committee meet
ings are to be held Friday night.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Mrs. Wiley Speaks

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley was guest
speaker at a meeting of the North
Star Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union at the home of Mrs. j.
w. Rodkey, 1880 Holly street NV,
this week. The speaker was intro
duced by Mrs. Marie N. Brinley
president. Mrs. Wiley spoke on her
recent trip around the world
Mrs. j. D. Ford led the devotion
ais. Those assisting at the tea which
followed were Mrs Charles Halmick
Mrs. Harry Clat1in. Mrs. Charles
Bair. Mrs. Edward DOGGY. Mrs. Ida
Groover and Mrs. B. w. Farmer.
The union will give silver tea
May at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Boyd, 1917 Parkside drive NV.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Social Calendar Of Washington and Its Many Clul
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

The happiest piece long
marriage Olga daughter of the late Gemo
preceded Pedro Martinez
Villa
Attache at the Argentine Embassy in Washington has just returned
lovely Olga Washington
sister Ernest Schaer
couples romance feared they had also seen he no OF IT, h was
returned Argentina to face the task
himself and seemed that
could hardly bridge the ro Bueno Aires Bus
people had only their own courage to depend
ending that they should back
after half separation to be married Washington where
friends the words of the fairy tales they
live happily after
While wedding forward banns being
published friend Mrs Robert Knowl
especially
the bdeo-be 1t not by the first time that Olga has
visited Rebcca as she girls
Manuel
Chilean Ambassador here But this the first time that she has
Knowon
the Knowltons attractive little house on Florida avenue
We have just heard very amusing story hap
Friday and less of fish story will
tell it to readers today.
Washngtons snappest young matrons
cofeus har-do between marketing
morning church services Outside waited their two almost identical
colored chaufeurs ladies' shall A,
chauffeur with five dollars and the
that he Immediately bring her This the maid
Time passed. and the other young matron whom shall
call Nine. B, somewhat startled in the midst of her water
to have delivered to her large package OF fresh makere
change
Upon inquiry, it developed that the unfortunate maid had
not only mackee for but had given the
money the message wrong chauffeur
matter OF
large mackerel which them had ordered have
been satisfactorily Strengthened between them
beginning very gay
Admiral asked cocktails
Mrs
William Donovan will their house for their
tcular friends with another the 1925 Street Club for the
Tomorrow
afternoon there the cocktail which Mr. and Mrs Wayne Chat
hedTayor Dillingham;, and also
Richard cocktail their
Kalorama Txtun will dinner
Dano Robbins, Monday evening
there the Walter Edges dance for Betty Lou Dillingham; preceded
Waens 1925 Street Club
we'll the Smaller which the Edges giving.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Residential
Social
Notes
Ridsdales on Way
To Capital From
Florida Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Percival S. Ridsdale
who have been in Orlando. Fla, for
the last three months, are en- route
to Washington by way of Charles
ton, where they will visit the gar
dens. They will spend a few days
in Williamsburg, Va, before coming
home.
Mrs. James Redfield Vose has re-
turned to her home in New York
after six weeks at the Shoreham.
While here Mrs. Vose was extern
sively entertained by her Army
friends. Among those who enter
tanned for her were Mrs. Frederick
w. Boschen, wife of the chief of
finance; Mrs. Frederick w. Coleman,
wife of the governor of the Soldiers
Home: Mrs. Arthur Macarthur and
Mrs. Charles Williamson.
Mrs. Burgoyne Hamilton of
Greens Farms. Conn. who arrived
yesterday for a short visit, is stop
ping at the Carlton.
Mrs. Ray .Kolar. who left Wash
ington several days ago, is now the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Lo-
renzo at Hartford, Conn. She has
suffered a relapse from her recent
illness and is in critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. William Sturges. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley A. Sturges, has
returned to the Romford School in
Washington, Conn, after spending
has spring vacation with his parents
in their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel.
DR.. Paul S. Galtsoff of Montgom-
cry County, Md, has returned from
a three months stay in the West
indies. where he went at the invita-
ton of the British government to
study the cause of the mortality OF
sponges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh E. Paine OF
Darien, Conn, with their son, Hugh
Paine. jr, are spending the Easter
season at the Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Further Shifts Are Made
In Navy Hiqh Command

Continuing a series of high COM
mand shifts which have affected
virtually every ranking officer in
the Navy, the Navy Department
today announced that Rear Ad-
miral William C. Watts will be de-
! tached as commander Of the Base
Force about July % and assigned
to duty as commandant of the 9Th
naval district and commanding Off
Ger of the Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes.
Capt. Olaf NJ. Hustvedt has been
ordered relieved of duty as COM
manding officer OF the U. S. S.
Detroit before the end of this
month and assigned to the staff OF
the commander in chief. United
States fleet, as operations officer.
Comdr. Ralph E. Dawson will be
relieved of duty in the Navy Bu-
reau of Aeronautics here about June
l and assigned as chief of staff and
aide to the commander of aircraft,
Scouting Force.
Orders have been issued relieving
OOIllQI. 1eOlSe II. fdfldnlD. il, Oh
duty as inspector Of naval aircraft,
the Douglas Co., Santa Monica,
Calf. and ordering him to COM
mand Patrol Wing 4.
Capt. Ray Spear, Navy Supply
Corps, has been detached from the
Shore Esta blishments Division, Navy
Department. and assigned to duty
as paymaster general and chief of
the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. 1t.
Comdr. Frank P. Delehanty. Supply
Corps. has been ordered here to
duty under Capt. Spear. He will
be relieved of duty about May 81
as officer in charge of the Navy
Disbursing and Transportation
Office, San Pedro, Calf.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Chapter of D. A. r.
Marks Anniversary

The Goth anniversary of the Col
John Donelson Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, is be-
ing celebrated today at luncheon
meeting at the Highlands with the
regent, Mrs. Orie Eads Gibson, pre-
siding
Among those who will extend
greetings and give responses are
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, honor
ary vice president general; Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, State regent;
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, vice
president general; Mrs. Harry c.
Oberholser, State vice regent, and
Mrs. John Beavers, former vice
president general.
On the committee which arranged
the luncheon were Mrs. Bertha
Martin, Mrs. Wilmer Souder and
Mrs. G. E. Ferguson, assisted by the
Junior group. The birthday ami
versary offerings will 60 toward a
scholarship for Nancy Moore at
Tamassee School in South Carolina.
Evening star., 1939-04-08

during the summer months. of his
torlc incidents concerning the won-
ans movement, and direction OF a
pilgrimage of women to ask for
equality for women during the
League Assembly meeting in Sep
tember.
Mrs. Forrest is the first of 25
American women to leave for Ge-
neva for the opening of the World
Womans Party headquarters.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
'Finland's Minister
Host at Dinner

The Minister of Finland NJ
Hjalmar Johan Procope, was host
at dinner last evening. entertaining
In compliment to M. Albar Alto.
famous architect of Finland, and
Nine. Alto. who are in Washington
for brief stay. Other guests at
sdinner were the administrator of
Federal housing. Mr.. Nathan Straus:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja. Mr.. and
Mrs Roberts Gudheim, Mrs Thomas
Cowell, Mrs. Mary Cooke. Mr. L. c.
McAndreW, Mr.. Kosti Behanen, and
the secretary of the Legation, Mr.
Sigurd Won Numers.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Ohio State Society
Dance Wednesday

The Ohio State Society will en-
tertain at dance Wednesday eve
ming at the Raleigh Hotel. Pre-
ceding the dance the election of
officers will take place. Representa-
tive Lewis Ludlow will address the
society, and Mr. John Smith, men,
ber of the Lowe Nevins Orchestra,
will give selections on the vibra-
phone. Miss Arista Huber is in
charge of the entertainment.
Evening star., 1939-04-08

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Evening star., 1939-04-08
Diplomatic
Circle Has
Quiet Week
Mrs. Bayard James
Is Guest at the
British Embassy

His Britannia Majesty's Ambassa-
dor and Lady Lindsay have as their
guest for a few days Mrs. Bayard
James of New York. Lady Lindsay
had several additional guests lunch
ing with her today and except
for such small and informal groups
there will be little or no entertain
ing at the Embassy until the war
clouds tighten. This, of course
with the exception of entertaining
which is planned for their MajestieS,
King George and Queen Elizabeth.
Diplomats to Return
From Southern Trips.
The Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil, who tool: advantage
OF the brief holiday season and are
at Pinehurst. will return Monday
and several others who have been
South to see the blossoms of early
spring are en- route North.
Nine. Ertegun is spending the
week end motoring to Charleston to
view the famous gardens and is &C
companied by the Commercial At
tache of the Embassy and Nine.
Yesim, and they will return Tuesday.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Countess van der -Ponthoz,
who have been in the South to COM
plete their recuperation, are expect
ed back Monday.
Count Potocki
Entertaining Visitors.
The Polish Ambassador. Count
Potocki. is entertaining quite
house party at the Embassy and will
be host at luncheon tomorrow for the
visitors. He went to New York to
meet Count Benedykt TySikieWicz
and Countess TyskieWicz when they
arrived today from Poland and
accompanied them to Washington
last evening.
The Ambassador also has with
him his cousin, Count Antoni Po-
tocki, and Countess Potocki of Chi
cago. the latter formerly Miss Glo-
ria Griffith of the Windy City.
Others spending Easter with the
Ambassador are his brother, Count
Alfred Potocki, and Baron Stefan
de Ropp.
The newly appointed Spanish AM
bassador, Senor Don Juan de Car
denas, is in New York over Sunday
and will return Monday or Tues
day. The newly appointed First
Secretary of the Embassy. Senor
Belayo Garzia Olay. is expected to
come to Washington with the Am
basSador
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Mrs. Kerr Will Be Speaker
Before Democratic Club.

Mrs Florence Kerr assistant administrator OF the Works Progress
Administration will be speaker Womans National
ocratic Club Monday will
Business"
Mrs Kerr in charge of and professional W.
Before coming Washington January region
director in 13 Mdwesern States with headquarters Chicago
Evening star., 1939-04-08
DR.. McHale to Be Hostess
To University Women,

Dr. Kathryn McIIale
OF the American Association University
tea OF the Washington Branch Monday $3.50 pm.
Dr Mclae will
Brunauer Dr. Esther Cole Franklin, F. K
Clntock and Mrs c. L. Moncure
At 43o the will meeting to discuss and
act on national legislative
denver Will
Mrs Robert Oese president Washington Branch
will
Evening star., 1939-04-08
At Home Monday

Mrs. Frankfurter, wife of Asso-
ciate Justice Felix Frankfurter of
the Supreme Court, will be at home
Monday afternoon for the first time
since Mr.. Justice Frankfurter' con-
firmation. Mrs. Frankfurter planned
other days at home, but was obliged
to postpone them because of illness.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Injured in Fall

Howard j. Clark. "a, of 60 K street
NE. employed on a dredge at the
Gravelly Point airport, was seriously
injured yesterday in a fall through
an 8-foot opening. Police reported
Mr.. Clark was treated at Emergency
Hospital for head and spine injuries,
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Mr.. Sinclair to Wed
Miss Warnan

Mrs William R. Warman of Rich
mond, Va, announces the engage
ment of her daughter Blair Haine
to Mr.. Wallace H. Sinclair of WASH
ington. The wedding will take place
the last of April.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Social News of Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Secretary Woodring Rejoins Family in
Florida; Morgenthaus to Return
From Georgia Tomorrow


From Georgia Tomorrow
Secretary Woodng who returned from
rejoned Mrs Wood
children Miami Beach, Fla The cabinet officer
family weeks longer and Mr.. Woodrng
will return to the city after several days stay.
the Treasury and Mrs Henry Morgnthau r will
Capital ornights Island
hau 3D. Mogenthau
school here.
Interior and Harold L. 1ckes have
their Olney Miss Halle of
York and Cleveland
George
have will
and Warren
at the Mayfow Mrs Edward Benedck Edward
ingon VT, who
Mr. Boawrigh
guests at the Mayhower for Easter
The Naval Aache Japanese Embassy Capt Kobay
ashi Kobayash
They also invitations Tuesday
a
Rye, spending Easter
week the Carlton Hotel.
Col Mrs Y. returned
their home spending with Col
Wardman
Col Abbott Oklahoma
the formers brother sternlaw Prof Mrs
plane
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Brown of Films Is Father

HOLLYWOOD, April 8 (P1.-A
daughter was born Tuesday to Mrs.
John Mack Brown. wife of the film
actor and former University of Ala
bama football star.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs William J. Rowan,
jr., of Georgetown announce the
birth of son. William Joseph, at
Columbia Hospital April 4. Mrs.
Rowan is the former Miss Mar
earet Mickler.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Patriot Daughters to Hold
Banquet Wednesday Night
At Washington Hotel
Fete Will Be Preceded in Morning
By Meeting of Board; Three
Sessions Slated Thursday

meeting Of the
the Daughters Founders and Patriots
will Wednesday the Washington
of board
nesday a headquarters NV
attending the also
a
The will be held Thursday.
LleWelyn N Edwards national president of board
preside the which will
ciors
at 10 and
Three councillors elected meeting
Evening star., 1939-04-08

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contains complete oIec.
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Editor of Evening Star.
Evening star., 1939-04-08
Irene Kandzie and Helen Jackson
To Perform at WOmen's Tea.

soprano pianist
artists at the Sunday of the Womens
the
chairman hospitality will
members of the Nominating Committee hostesses.
The will
second vice president
for Marguerite Marjorie
Marsha for Isabel
and for members of the board Mrs Edgar
Foye Mrs Nadine Lane Gallagher
Mahoney Miss Henrietta
OKellher Mrs Frank B. Miss Russell Mrs Andrew
Stewart Frederic
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Plant Anything in
Valley Will Be
Speakers Advice

PLANT Anything You Want In
Imperial Valley" will be the sub
ject of an address at the Associa-
ted Chambers of Commerce meet
ing in Imperial Jan. 81 by Norris j.
Nelson of Hollywood.
He will discuss crop control and
curtailment of agricultural pro-
ducts.
Nelson is a speaker with a ma
tion-wide reputation and has dis
tinguished record as a civic leader
in the coast area, E. E. Cavanah of
Calexico, association president
said. He will illustrate his talk
with elaborate charts showing ag-
ricultural development in the
United States for many years.
He is a Hollywood businessman,
q member of the Rotary club, past
president of the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce and in 1896 received
the distinguished reward as the
most outstanding young civic lead
er in Hollywood He is director
in the Y M C. A. and past presi-
dent of the California Geological
| society.
The meeting will be held in As
sembly hall at p. m. preceded by
an executive session at 6,2O
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Dance Pageant
ToBe Presented at
Farm Center Meet

Wade Ramsey of Central Fibre
corporation, and A. j. Spicy OF
the FlaxSeed association, will out
line flax marketing and processing
problems at a meeting of the Jas
per farm center Friday night at
Jasper school.
Pupils of the Leger dance school
will present a pageant after the
talks. according to Center Director
WeS Anderson.
Children who will take part in
the pageant are: Gretta Lue Gala
han, Billy Prince, Arleen Cihak,
Joy Carmichael. John Crook. June
Glass. Gayna and Bret Rice. Gene
We've Utley, Jeannine WiSz, Mar
cia Jean Farrell. Colleen Murphy
Alan McGregor. Mary June Black
wood, Edith Lyn Harrison, Irene
Prince Martha Sieglitz, Frances
Dale, Betty Williams, Bobby Arient,
Eric Rice, Darline Gardner, Jimmy
Munson, Olga Valenzuela, Helen
Louise Mead.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Woman Discovers
She Married Uncle,
Requests Divorce

FITCHBURG. Mass. Jan 10.
CUP)-Discovery that she had mar
ried her uncle won an annulment
for Mrs. Beatrice B. BriSson, p,
of Leominster.
Probate Judge Henry H. Atwood
granted her plea yesterday after
she testified that she and AleXan-
der Brisson of Fitchburg. carnival
worker. eloped to Greenville, N. H,
and were married Dec. 80. 1887
after a brief courtShip.
Her father. zenophile BriSSon,
said that he learned of the mar
riage two weeks later when he read
a newspaper story of the marriage.
He went to Greenville. verified the
details and then returned here to
confront his brother.
A fortnight later. Mrs. BriSSon
said. her husband told her he was
her fathers brother. Then he left
Fitchburg in search of work.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Annual Flower Sale to Help Blind
Scheduled For EI Cenfro SATURDAY.

The American Brotherhood of
the Blind will have the annual
flower sale IN Fl Centre Saturday
10 raise funds to promote the vel
fare OF the blind.
For more than 20 years this
national, non-profit institution has
published and distributed free of
charge thousands of volumes in
Braille, a system of embossed dots
which the blind read with their
fingertips.
The institutions story magazine
in Braile, the only all fiction per-
iodical published for the adult blind
in America, circulates throughout
the United States and is given to
207 circulating Libraries and 168
institutions for the blind.
In addition the brotherhood sup
plies the blind with white canes
especially designed for them. sup
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19

BRAWLEY. Jan. ia commit
tee to have charge of arrangements
for the Four States Highway asso-
citation convention here March Il
and u was appointed this week.
George ". CutshaW is chairman
and the committee members are
Supervisor B. NJ. Graham. H. P.
Wilke. Eugene E. Anderson, Jr.,
and Charles E. Nice. The committee
was selected by the Brawley Cham
Der of Commerce.
Since the convention. attracting
delegates and visitors from points
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Gables Wife viii
Ask Reno Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10. CUP)-
Friends said today Clark Gables
estranged wife will establish resi-
dence in Nevada next week in order
to sue for divorce.
Such a procedure would leave
the movie lover free in about two
months to marry Carol Lombard.
Mrs. Rhea Gable is expected to
establish residence either at Reno,
the Nevada divorce capital, or at
Las Vegas. Under Nevada divorce
laws. Mrs. Gable could have her
final decree six weeks later. There
would not be the one year wait
for final divorce that is necessi-
tated here by California laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Imperial to Hold
Community Sing

IMPERIAL. Jan. ia commu-
nifty sing will be organized here at
2:30 pm. Sunday when a group
of singers from other Imperial VAL
ley towns will be present to assist
with preliminary details
The meeting will be held in the
assembly hall on Eighth street three
blocks west of Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Jimmy Roosevelt
Denies Film Pull

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 10. UP) -
James Roosevelt, the presidents
eldest son, undertook today his
full time motion picture duties.
He was flying to New York for
month study of distribution in the
offices Of Samuel GoldWyn, Inc,
of which he is a vice president.
The film industry welcomed
young Roosevelt with a luncheon
yesterday. When 1t came his turn
to speak, he termed false wide
spread criticism that he might be
valuable to the movies because OF
his political connections.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19

plies Braille writins equipment and
teaches them To make marketable
articles and sponsors their sale.
The work is supported by volun-
tary gifts. During the sale Satur-
day artificial roSebuds made by the
blind will be Offered 1.-The public.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
NAIS VOID JEWISH
DENTIST DIPLOMAS

BERLIN, Jan. 19. (UP) - The
government decreed today that
diplomas of Jewish dentists, veteri-
narlans and druggists were to be
voided, effective Jan. 81. It was
assumed that those effected would
no longer be qualified as profess