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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Dopisy do Ameriky pTivedly
zenu z Moray do vsZenI.

Pred zvlastn1m soudem V Lii
tom6Tic1ch octla Sc provdana
zena z Moravskeho Sumperku
pro r~ozsiTovanf nepravdivych
zprav, jak bylo ~zjist6no pro-
hlfdkou, byla zena We stalem
p1semnem styku Sc svymi pff-
buznymi V Americe.
Psala jim Stvavym a neprav-
divym zpGsobem o pomerech V
sudetsk6 zup6. Krone toho
napsala dopis sv6mu bratru V
Chicago, We kterem byly ura-
zeny politick6 osoby.
Dopis sv6Tila sv6mu pT1buz-
n6mu, ktery prisl1bil, re prene-
Sc dopis pres hranice a odev-
IDA jej poste V Praze k dalsi-
mt odeslani. Ma hranic1ch byl
dopis pTi prohl1dce nalezen.
Obzalovana byia odsouzena Ike
tTem m6sicGm veZen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23

Byvaly ceskoslovensky pre-
sident, DR.. Eduard Benes, pTi-
jel do Hartford, Conn, v nede-
Ii, kde proslovil rec k absolven-
tim Trinity College a ku shro-
mazdenym hostGm. Pr te
pTflezitosti byl odevzdan Be
neSovi cest doktorat.
Pc skoncen1 programu v
kolejn1 kapli vysel pred budo-
WI, kde stoj1 kazatelna, v jej1z
podstavci jest um1sten kamen
z Koziho Hradku V Cechach,
slavneho mlsta V ceske historic,
kde Sc uchylil mistr Jan Hus a
kazal k tisfcovym zastupGm,
jez Sc schazely k menu z ce-
lych jizn1ch Czech. Odtud DR..
Benes promluvil cesky k &C.
choslovak1m z novoanglickych
stast6.
Program byl dopln6n hud-
bou gardy guvernera statu
Connecticut,jez hrala ceske pc
chody a V pTestavkach 1ryvky
Z DvoTakovy symfonie 81 No
v6ho Sv6ta. V zaverku pc ce-
ske Teci DR.. Benese shromaz-
d6n1 zazp1valo ceskoslovenske
hymny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
President veri We smir
AFL a Clio.

President Roosevelt vyslovil
nad6ji, re tTilety zapas mezi
d6lnickymi organisacemi Anne
rican Federation of Labor a
CIO skoncl co nejdr1ve sm1rem
a to vzdor tvrzenf Johna Lew
Use, ktery prohlasil, re ma smlr
S federaci nen1 pomyslen1. Ia
jemnice prace Perkinsova pra-
vi, re Dude ucin6n administra-
Ct natlak, ably ODE organisace
skoncily zapas, ktery jest jen
ku skod6 d6lnictva. Nejlepe
by bylo, kdyby 8 milion1 del
Mkt stale V jednom siku. Per
kinsova mysl1, re delnictvo by
prot sm1ren1 nebylo a pouze
n6kolik pohlavarG re sobec-
kych pricin Sc zdraha uzavrft
mir.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
AIkohoI chutna spackHm.

Demon Alkohol prisel nyn1
ma pomoc lidem i v jejich boji
proti obtfznemu ptactvu. Rad
nj V Wauwatosa, Wis, Ed
ward Ehmke zjistil, re obyva-
tel6, kteTi byli obtezovani hej-
ny dot6rnych spackG, anglicky
Starlings, pomahaj1 81 Cd mich
ovsem, namocenym v alkoholu.
Spackove sc S chut1 nazerou
ovesnych Urn, nebohatych al
koholem, avsak 1cinek Sc brzy
d~ostav1. Ia nedlouho jsou O.
mameni a zGstanou lezeti ma
m1ste. S mimi ovsem take JIM
ptaci, avsak ty Tide opatrne wy
berou, ably Sc 81 opice" mohli
probrati, kdezto spackove ma
leznou svGj konec v incinerato-
ru, kde je spalf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23

35lety krajan Fred Chrastil
z Crete, byl vazne poranen pr
automobilovem nestest1.
Chrastilovi byla skoro celia
pokozka S hlavy sedrena a u
trpel take rozst1pnut1 lebecni
kosti.
Chrastil jel V autu druhu
coupe Sc ctyrmi jinymi osoba-
mi a jejich vozidlo sc zf1tilo do
pT1kopu zhloubi sesti stop,
kdyz Sc Tldici nepodaTilo zato-
citi je spravne ma Second a j
ulicich V Lincoln.
Policie, ktera prfpad vyse-
trovala, oznamila, re ma ulici
byly znamky, re T1dic w 25
stop pred zatackou brzdil, ne
Iii sc mu vozidlo zTitilo do prf-
kopu. Auto ujfzdelo jizne pc
Second ul., ktera konc1 u xii
zovatky S A ulic1.
Auto vlastn1 p1. Kamila Pla-
ckova a bylo zle poskozeno.
Policist6 vsak nemohli z%jisiti,
kdo auto Tfdil. Diva z okku-
pantG pravili, re Jack Tolle,
ktery vyvazl z pohromy nej-
lehceji, avsak ten to pop1ra.
Krone Freda Chrastila z
Crete, ktery byl poranen nej-
vazneji, pTisli k poranen1 jeste
dalsf ctyri okkupanti auta, z
nichz tTi jsou Cesi jake Chra-
still.
Kamila Plackova z WILDER,
"a roxy stara, utrpela zranen1
ma Have a odfeniny ma prave
ruce.
81. Blanka R1pova z WILDER,
25leta, utrpela trzne rany ma
obliceji a je poranena ma ra-
meni a ma koleni.
14lety Frank Placek z Will
Der ma pTerazenou levou no.
hu kolena a utrpel odfeniny
ma rtech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Vetrak stale nejlacin po-
honem ma farme.

jake nejlacinejsi zdroj po-
home silly, kterou mono ma
farmach snadno zfskati, A. G..
Tyler, doporucuje farmaTGm
vetraky, o ktere v posledn1 do
be zajem poklesl. Tyler je re
medelsky inzenyr ma statnf u
niversite Minnesotske, pravil V
st. Paul, Mimi:
"FarmaTi, hledajfcf pro svou
farmu s1lu "a nejnizSf cenu,
ktera nevyzaduje zadneho pro
vozovac1ho nakladu a pri tom
je vseobecne spolehliva a ne
hroz1 kazdy mes1c 1ctem, NELL
by v prve rade venovati svou
%pozornost vetraku," pravil Ty-
Ter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
PostTeliI zamsstnavatele.

Leon Motto, zamestnany V
zajezdn1m hostinci a turistic-
KEN kampu ma Illinoiske SLIM
CT {. Is. osm mil ma vychod cd
Belleville, st. Louis stfelil sve-
no zam6stnavatele Ottu
Schmidta V nenadalem a nevy-
svetliteln6m dtoku, pax Sc zav-
rel We sv6 kabin6 a wal 81 Ii
vot. Schmidt, 43leta starry, byl
pTevezen do nemocnice st. Eli
zabeth V Belleville. M tezka
zran6n1 ma prav6m rameni a
leve ruce, jaokz i ma obliceji,
ktera utrp6l, kdyz SNAIL Sc
Mottovi vyrvati revolver.
Schmidova dcera Janeel, 16
let stara, jen 0 Was unikla,
kdyz vrhla sc mezi zapas1cl
muze a Motto vypalil tTi dalsl
rany, jez vsak il nezasahly.
Motto stTelil Sc do spanku.
Schmidt Tekl policii, re Motto
zacal stT1leti, kdyz Sci kolem
n6ho Sc svou dcerou. Motto
byl Sc let starry. Schmidt pra-
vii, re mezi mimi nedoslo pred
tim k zadn6 neprfjemnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23

muzd a zen vsech ostatnich
narodnost1.
Cellme nyn1 bourfm move po-
liticke filosofie, ktere Sc po-
dava jeden narod "a druhym
= vesmes narody, jez jsme az
dosud povazovali "a vysoce
kulturn1 a civilisovane, We KITE
rych vsak dnes pfestaly osobnf
prava a svobody takrka existo-
vati.
Byl-li kdy vhodny cas-, aby-
chom 81 znovu pTecetli nase "a
ruky a zamyslili Sc mad tim, co
znamenaj1, pax tento cas- ma
stal nyn1. Name jedinecnou
svobodu, ale pTijimame il "a
samozrejmou. Nase soudy sta
lie jeste fungujf a dohlfzejf ma
dodrzovanf zakonG, prijatych
nasimi zvolenymi zakonodar-
Mani. Koname poboznosti, jak
je nam libo. NaSe domovy jsou
bezpecne pred vpadem Costa
pa nebo neceho podobneho.
Mas majetek nemGze byti kon-
fiskovan. Name pravo kritiso-
vati, schazeti Sc a debatovati O
ruznych otazkach. Hlasujme
svobodne a tajne. Mas fisk MI
re Sc volne vyjadrovati a I'VE
fejnovati vsechny zpravy. Ma
Sc mensiny smeji Sc organise
vati, hlasati sve nazory a staff
Sc vetsinami, je-li to pranim
dostatecneho poctu volicd.
Jsme svobodnym narodem.
nebot svoboda byla americ-
kym idealem cd prveho dnu
vzniku republiky ,idealem, vte-
lenym hned do 1vodn1ch SLOW
Prohlasen1 nezavislosti a pew
ne zakofenym v 1stave. Neza-
pomlnejme vsak, re bylo treba
mnoha stalet1 a re vyteklo mo-
re krve, nez byly z1skany a "a
bezpeceny tyto zakladni svo-
body shrnute v nasf listine
pray, d re KQyDycnOm Je TED
ztratili, museli by pravdepo-
dobne nasi potomci prodelava-
tt celou tn kT1zovou cestu zno-
va, neil by stastnejsf genera
&c opetne poznaly nynejs1 O.
sobn1 svobodu a dusevni vol
most.
Svoboda zije jenom tax dlou-
no, dokud il volny clov6k isl
lovne chran1 proti vetrdm ne
snasenlivosti a prot zneuzfva-
nj. A stejne i nase listina pray
Sc zachova jen tax dlouho, po-
kud 81 budeme uvedomovati a
ceniti jedinecne a zakladni
svobody, jimz slouz1 "a bastu.
Jenom tax dlouho, dokud bu-
deme ostrazit1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
HrHZa hrHzouci.
V Chicago 57lety Jakub

V Chicago 57lety Jakub Pa
sternak vy~svetloval soudci
proc V noci byl pTistizen v ga
razi Franka Efnera. Faster
max prodal grocerii a kupec
mel mu splacet kazdy m6sfc
jisty obnos, ale posledni dobu
neplatil mic. Kdyz domluvy
nepomohly, sci Pasternak ku
kartafce ma severozapadn1
strane, prose il o pomoc a ia
mu naT1dila, ably V neci vytrhl
koni z ocasu ctyTi zine a pax
z dewitt rGznych hTbitovG wal
pc hrsti prst6 a az Dude nit
vsechno pohromade, tax o pull
noci, ably k nj prisel. Pustil Sc
Pasternak nejdr1v "a zfnemi a
ponevadz je kon1 malo, tax pa
trail n6kolik vecerd a kdyz sci
ulickou ma Eggleston avenue,
tax zaTehtal v garazi kin a
ponevadz dvefe byly otevreny,
tax tam vessel. V garazi byla
ponynka a Pasternak nevedel,
jestli ponynka jest take kun,
ale pustil Sc do d1la a sotva Wy
trhl dive zine, byl zde MATTEL
a dial jej zatknout pro vniknu-
tt do garaze. Ted nevi, jestli
kouzlo Dude 1cinkovat, kdyz
hlfnu jest6 neprinesl. Soudce
naTfdil policii, ably %. cervna
pTivedla k soudu kartarku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
NavSteva vystavy neuspo-
koiuie.

Snfzen1 vstupneho ma sv6to-
YOU vystavu V New Yorku re
75c ma soc a okamzit6 zahaje-
nj reklamn1 kampan6 pc celem
Soustati k zvyseni n~avstevy je
pozadavek % koncesionafu V
jejich zadosti, kterou sprav6
vyStavy podali.
Grover Whalen, predseda
vystavnfho vyboru, cell agitaci
"a snizeni vstupn6ho a vystavi-
ste cd chv1le, kdy vystava byla
ma konci dubna otevTena, jezto
navSt6va dosud neodpovlda O.
Cekavan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Ceske znamky v nejblizzsi dobs
ZmiZi.

Pred cizinou Sc alespon ma
oko zdalo, re Nemecko dovo-
luje Protektoratu urcitou svo-
bodu. Vsechny postovnf zasil-
ky az do nynejska jsou dosud
polepovany znamkami byvale
Ceskoslovenske republiky a w
razeny byly jenom znamky S
byvalym presidentem DR.. Be
nesem. Byl ovsem lined dan
zakaz, ably zadne move znam-
ky Ceskoslovenske Republiky
nebyly tisteny. Poslednf zbyt-
ky ceskoslovenskych znamek V
nekolika dnech zmizf dplne a
pf1stl znamky budou vydava-
ny uz S pfetiskem "Protektorat
Cechy a Morava". Letecke,
doplatnf a novinove znamky
w .vubec nebudou vydany a V
obehu pro pr1ste zdstanou je-
nom znamky pTetistene SO ha-
lerove S obrazkem mesta Plz-
ne, 40 halerove S obrazkem
hlavy Komenskeho, SO halefo-
We sc Stefanikem a korunove S
Masarykem. Ostatn1 znamky
vyss1 hodnoty, budou jenom 5
obrazy ceskych a moravskych
krajd. z toho je vid6t, re ami
tato svoboda, ktere Sc dosud
'Protektorat' S vlastnimi znam-
kami tesil, nebyla ma dlouho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
duchym a prostym kovarem
sve zeme byl i Masaryk, vddce
odboje prvnfho.
Prlpadne Budejovicky kraj
k RakOusku?

N 4CdhOuShQ
We dnech 3. a 4. cervna byl
konan V Ceskych Budejovicich
slezd Hornodunajskeho kraje.
Naziste NELL prfkaz, ably z hor-
n1ho Rakouska a celeho Posu-
mavl dostali sve prfslusnfky ma
tyto dny do Ceskych Budejo-
VIC. Slavnosti nazist6 byly ia
ko provokace konany ma Ces-
ko-budejovickem namestf a ce-
lie mesto muscle byt povinn6
vyzdobeno vlajkami pouze
fisskych barvach. Svoje atrak
ce provadeli nazisti jake pro-
vokaci nejen v Nemeckem do
me, ale hlavne ma Sokolskem
stadlonu a zahrade ceskeho ak
cioveho pivovaru. Vsichni tt.
kter1 Sc museli povinne dosta-
Wit byla hlavne Hitlerova mia
dez, ktera byla ubytovana We
zvlastnim taboru V okli mesta
Ceskych Budejovic. Take "a
SCupCl nemeckych pracOVnlch
utVaru NELL 1cast povinnou.Po-
nevada CeSi Sc ma mnohych mis-
tech o%hrazovali proti teto pro-
vokaci, muscle Narodni souri,
censtvl V Ceskych Budeojvi-
cich dat prohlasen1, re vrchnf
vddce nazistG Fellner dial uji-
stem, re dcelem sjezdu nenf
okupovat toto velke mesto pro-
tektoratu a re nikdo nemini
pflpojiti je k R1si. Tento pr1-
pad je velmi zaj1mavy proto,
re Nemci Sc snazi celemu sve-
tn dokazovat, re ma 1zemf by
Vallejo Ceskoslovenska chodf
delat poradek a zatim tam de-
lajl jenom provokace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Nsmci pustiIi Americana.

V Heidelberg, Nemecko, 20
lety student William Bardwell
Curtis Z Oakland, Kalifornie
byl propulsion policii z vazby,
do ktere byl uvrzen "a urazku
Reichu, kterou spachal We YER
SIGH, jez zapsal do knihy hosti
V jednom hostinci. Propulsion
byl S podm1nkou, re lined O.
pustl Nemecko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Opatrna.
milostpa.

Davam vypoved, milostpa-
nil" prohlasila Mary.
c1ch.
"Proc pak?" divila Sc milost-
PAM.
"Nellb1 Sc mi ten pan,co cho-
d1 navStevovat nas1 slecnu!"
"No, ale to YAM nemGze va
dit, Mary, "a vami nechod1!"
"Ovsem re nechod1, ale SOU
sede by 81 to mohli myslit!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Utonuly.

V Rayvile, La, dive farmar-
ske zeny skocily do reky
Boeuf, kdyz 10 leta d1vka pri
broden1 Sc spadla do prohlub-
ne. Chiefly il zachraniti, avsak
vsechny tTi utonuly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
Dobre chutnani.

Manuel: "Zrovna ctu v no.
vinach, re ma jednom ostrove v
jizn1m mort je jeste tis1ce lido
zrout1. Poslali tam tedy ctyTi
misionaTe."
Manzelka v zamyslen1: "A
Dude Jim to stacit?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-23
zensky odbor A. L. rosie.

zensky odbor Americke Lee
gle ma uz 465, 107 clenkyn,jak
bylo oznameno z Indianapolis
Ind.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
By the Way
Beth Blaine;

official distinguished
and animated which accomplished night
the Minister Foch ranking
Italian Ambassador prncp Coonna Senator
King of Utah the left of the Mrs King attractive
Mrs
Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers who of the beloved
the trimming being of black chenille
The Netherlands Minister and Nine Loudon there. She
is the blond goddess type hlmy pale blue
necklace sapphres, while Chauncy Depew
charming crushed strawberry color which
effective with her white hair and delicate cooring
Mr. and Mrs William Castle such Castle
told the about his little grandsons The
Episcopal
him afterwards he liked the lad
replied emphatcaly that he did
Sunday he
to church with his grandfather.
grandmother" firmly. OF
Saints"
The Chief of the Division Protocol of the Of
State Mr.. George Summerln there in form and
seeming the faigued labors
the approaching royal visit.
looked
trimmed with black Bankenhon
pretty blue Nine Depaa black and
lovely heirloom brooch diamonds Mrs Wnsw gold
With the slipping Turkish coffee after dinner the
turned has lately become topic Ahe British
royal garden that number of those
intend to long garden party frocks.
Robert SantOrsola,
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington
Mrs. John Nance Garner
Is Guest of Honor Today
At Luncheon Party
Mrs. James H. Hughes Hostess
For Wife of Vice President at .-
Woman's Democratic Club

Mrs guest
entertained luncheon today
womn National Democratic Club New Hampshire
atractively
remaining through the midaternoon the
the house Mrs Hughes wearing dark blue moderately
short, with picture dark blue.
Other Harry
r George Mrs. 1osb Iee Mrs. schuart1 Mrs S E1 rh @ @
Paul H Maoney, Munlla, Harry
Harry
Joseph Murphy Mrs Preston
Stephenson Rixey Smith Lady Jacoby
Frederick Richardson Fairfax Hydrck
Webster Dawley Mrs Brewer and Miss
Mrs Franklin Schneider Miss Ann Graham Mrs Carl scu
daughter
the hostess.
Minister
home Wednesday from honor Miss M Anieenaite
press
retiring Paraguay Estgarrb
of Paraguay entertained dinner the shoreham last
evening in honor of the Minister Bolivia and Sonora de Guaa
Gen. Esgarrba leaving Washington June 10 to assume his Office
Others in the company included the Military Atache OF the BOLIVIAN
Legation Sonora and the Counselor the Pagaan
Legation and Sonora de Insfran
guest
OF honor entertained
the Inn Blue Ridge Summit Other Mrs Jay Hutton
Of Baltimore and Mrs Eugene Cox Mrs Lawrence Arnold Mrs Earl
John Martin Mrs Benjamin Dorsey and Mrs Neiah
King, who motored from Washington
Embassy
Wednesday home Owls Nest
Gates road.
The financial counselor of the British Embassy and Mrs G H
Psen honored dinner last evening by Mr. and Mrs Rudolph
Stanley their home Bancroft place.
Washington Civic Theater
to see shaws Arms and the Man"
The Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Mrs j. Monroe Johnson
White Sulphur
4h annual convention of the
is being held the
The Maj Gen Commandnt of the Marine Thomas
Barracks. just
from motor trip the Southern States.
Guests Rear Admiral
mral and Mrs. David F. Sellers L,
Ghormley Brig Williams Ridley
Thomas Richard CoweN, Capt
Mr. Ralph Hill 1t Donald Curtis
of and
Hocomb
Washington Newport
at luncheon Wednesday
The Poladar,
Loring Va where the luncheon small
tables Others at the Edward
issued invitations dinner Wednesday evening their home Owls
Morrison Michael j. Porinski.
Mrs Charles Broy wife of the United States Consul at Brussels
Belgium Shoreham
honor of Mrs Warren Pearl and her daughter Miss Aubrey Pearl of
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Beta Gamma Phi
Hold Annual Meeting

Local members who will attend
the 18th annual national conven-
tion of the Beta Gamma Phi Soror-
ity in Atlantic City tomorrow and
Sunday are: Omega Chapter, Miss
Norine Mulgannon. Miss Florence
George and Miss Virginia Leach;
Kappa Chapter, Mrs. Jeannette
Collinge, Mrs. Jeannette Struck,
Mrs. Eloise Gould, Mrs. Grace Cady,
Mrs. Loretta Nickerson and Miss
Jane Lewis; Zeta Chapter, Miss
Laura Senge, Miss Isabel Leahy,
Miss Mary Reed, Miss Marie Snyder
and Mrs. Tillie Martin; Zeta Chap
ter, Mrs. Gladys Ankeny and Mrs.
Lydia Gatti; Phi Pi Chapter, Mrs.
Thelma Zier, Miss Athlyn Hess,
Miss Irene Murphy, Miss Viola Nc
Dermott and Mrs. Ellen Mcmahon;
Alpha Chapter, Miss Florence Pad
gett. Miss Evelyn Farr, Mrs. Alva
Walsh, Mrs. Geneva Biddle, Mrs.
Frances Case and Mrs. Jean Carna-
han.
National officers who reside in
Washington are Norine Mulgannon,
treasurer: Florence Padgett, men,
Der of the Board of Governors, and
jeanette Struck, sergeant at arms.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Country Fair
To Be Held
At School
Features Arranged
For Tomorrow at
St. Gertrude's

Czecho-Slovak glass, cranberries
from Cape Cod, cheeses from Wis
consin and Indiana, Goldfish cakes
from Gloucester and New Bedford
glass are but a few of the wares
which will be on sale at the Gale
donia Market, one of the most in
teresting booths at the Country Fair
being held tomorrow on the grounds
of st. Gertrude's School of Arts and
Crafts, 480l Sargent road, Brook
land.
Mrs. A. Magruder Macdonald,
chairman Of this feature Of the fete,
will be assisted by Mrs. Milton Allies,
Mrs. Joseph Eugene Tighe, Mrs.
James Bernard Flynn. Mrs. Frank
Thorp. jr; Miss Jane Bradley, Miss
Geraldine Garrity and Murray CAL
lahan.
The ice cream booth, under the
management of Mrs. Robert L.
Walsh and Mrs Edward Mcdonald,
probably will be popular one for
the youngsters. And the wonder
tree. always a feature of st. Cert
rude's Fair, will be in charge of Mrs.
H Russell Bishop, assisted by Mrs.
James Vincent Hayes, Mrs. Terry
Thompson, Mrs John A. Dillon,
Mrs. Albert H. Lawson, Mrs. Fred
(See COUNTRY FAIR Page RAY
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Miss
Married
Last Night
Bethesda Girl
Is Bride of
DR.. Krenzburs

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Day
Green, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Day Green of Bethesda, Md,
and DR.. H. Franklin Krenzburg of
this city, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
krenzburg of Silver Spring, Md,
took place last evening in the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Horace Cromer
of the Emory Methodist Church
officiated, and Mr.. Sherman Krenz-
burg, brother of the bridegroom,
played the wedding music.
The church was decorated with
palms, ferns and white gladioli.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an ivory slipper
satin gown cut on princess lines.
with long tight sleeves, and a sweet
heart neckline. She wore her sis
ter's tulle wedding veil held by a
tiara OF seed pearls and orange bios
SONS, which falls gracefully down
the back to point just over the
shoulders. She carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of
the valley. Her only ornament was
a pearl brooch, and she carried a
rose point and dutchess lace hand
kerchief, gift.
Mrs. George L. S. Scharf was her
sisters matron of honor. wearing
a light blue marquisette gown trim
med with lace, with short puffed
sleeves and a narrow belt of darker
blue velvet with a small brimmed
hat to match. She carried pink roses
and blue delphiniums, tied with
long streamers to match the dress.
The brides other attendants were
Miss Jane Collins, Miss Frances
lnez Wolsagel of New York CITY,
Miss Ellen Lee Snodgrass. Mrs. Raw
mond A. Hurst, Miss Mary Ellen
Corby and Mis- Vera M. Searcy of
Texas. Their gowns were made like
that Of the matron of honor. two
IN yellow, two in orchid and two in
PINK. They carried talisman roses,
tied with satin streamers.
Mr.. Richard Krenzburg of Silver
Spring. Md, was the best man. and
the ushers were Mr.. H. w. Krenz-
burg, jr., of Silver Spring. Mr.,
George Scharf of Bethesda. DR.. A.
Duckett Doughton of Falls Church,
Va; DR.. James Gillen of Arlington,
Va; DR.. D. Strother Pope of Colum-
bla. S. c., and DR.. Robert Nelson of
Winchester. Va.
A reception at the Washington
Club, which was decorated with
palms and May flowers, Immediately
followed the ceremony. The brides
mother wore a gown of blue silk
lace with a hat to match and a
corsage of orchids. The mother Of
the bridegroom was in black silk
lace. with matching hat and an
orchid corsage.
The bride attended Sidwells
Friends School and Sweet Briar
College. DR.. Krenzburg attended
Georgetown College and Medical
School and Riverside Military
Academy.
Mrs. S. S. Searcy of San Antonio,
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Grosjean.Davies
Pre.Wedding
Parties Given

M. and Nine. Grosjean, father
and mother of M. Robert Leon
Grosjean, whose wedding to Miss
Emlen Knight Davies will take
place tomorrow, were honored at
a small tea by Mrs. Edward r..
Finkenstaedt.
Mrs. Davies, mother of the
bride, was hostess at dinner last
evening for the couple in her
home on Massachusetts, avenue,
and Mrs. Tydings was hostess at
the Chevy Chase Club in honor
of M. and Nine. Grosjean.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Saulnier
Of Boston, Mass. The wedding will
take place June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Waldo Lathrop
Will entertain Saturday afternoon at
tea in their garden in their home
in Wesley Heights.
Miss Winifred L. Rogers. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Rogers.
has returned to her home on Win
dom place after a visit to New York
City, where she was the guest of
Miss Frances L. Locke, daughter of
Prof. and Mrs. Charles w. Locke
OF the New York University Law
School,
Mrs. Gordon w. Rule entertained
at luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terday for Mrs. Ross c. Barrett. jr.,
OF Green Bay, Wis, who is visiting
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(see COUNTRY FAIR, Page B-4)
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Mr.. Whitman Cross
To Open Gardens

The rose gardens of Mr.. Whit
man Cross are now In full bloom,
and the public will have an oppor-
tunity to enjoy them tomorrow and
Sunday afternoons from 2 to 6
o'clock. when the gardens will be
open to the public for a charge of so
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross will receive,
assisted by DR.. and Mrs. Gamble,
Mrs. Herman Hollerith, Mrs. Lo-
max Tayloe and other members of
the society.
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Miss Harrison to We'd

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Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Harrison of
East Falls Church, Va, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Florence Elizabeth Harrison,
to Mr.. Frank Buchet Stoutenburgh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Stoutenburgh of Washington. The
wedding will take place in August.
Evening star., 1939-05-26
Ambassador AWav

The Ambassador of Venezuela has
gone to New York to inaugurate the
Venezuelan Pavilion at the World S
Fair The dedication took place this
afternoon and the Ambassador de-
livered the opening address. He will
return to Washington Sunday.