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Locust Grove Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Simmelink and
small daughter spent the weekend
in Portland and vicinity visiting
relatives. -
Gilbert Clodfelter and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Simmelink and family at
tended Pomona grange at Whit
stran Saturday. .r-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards
and Walter Edwards were Sunday
visitors at the r. K. Stafford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lyons left Sun
day for a two weeks trip to the Cal
fornia Fair and a short visit with
relatives and friends in Oregon and
California. u
The Roscoe Richmond, Herb
Owens, Pat Owens and Lyle Sim
melink families are spending this
week at Pendleton taking part in
the events Of the Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens and
family are spending this weekend
IN ePndleton, guests at the home
Of Mrs. Owens parents, while they
attended the Roundup.
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The Kilkare club held q dinner
party at the Reed home Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Plen. Hodges o,
CloYerland visited at the c. G.
Campbell home last weekend.
Byron Lampson was home over
the weekend.
George Thomas and Melvin Bur
ris are visiting at the home Of their
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McCalmet.
Ward Rupp Is doing some carpen-
ter work for Russell Blair in the
hills. go p
Ray Marsh, who has been con-
valesctng at the. home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh, was
able to go to his home at Richland
last week Mrs. Marsh and small
daughter Frances also stayed at the
John Marsh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spraeue
OF Portland are guests this week
at the F. S. Mcclure home. Mr..
Sprague is the son of Mrs. Nc
Clure.
Mrs. j. S. Kennett spent the day
wednesday with Mrs. G. A. Rupp.
Regular meeting of Valley grange
Friday, September %.
MRS. Neil Staley has returned
nome after several weeks in WaIla |
Waiia with Mr.. Staley, who is a
patient at the Veterans hospital.
She reports Mr.. Staley about the
same.
MI. and Mrs. Reuben Berg Of
Long Beach, California visited last
week at the Erling Berg home.
The Kilkare club held q dinner
oarty at the Reed home Monday
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Ki0na-Benton Changers
Enjoy Stunt Program

i BENTON CITY - The Kiona,
Benton grange held their first meet.
ing Of the fall Wednesday evening
Lawrence Palmer was issued a de.
init to the Outlook grange and q
stunt program was given. Mrs. A
L. and Mrs. Roy Henson will bt
hostesses at the next meeting Sep
tember 20.
Miss Esther Hartman left Friday
TO resume her teaching duties in
the Longview schools.
Mrs. Herman F. Smith received
word Thursday of the death of her
brother-in-law, Wilson A. Tozer at
Ellensburg. She left Friday for
Ellensburg and was joined there by
Mr.. Smith and daughter, Phyllis of
Seattle. After attending the fun
eral services Saturday, they re-
turned here to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Smith at their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Hartman of
Salem, Oregon and Mrs. Hartman,s
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Balman of
Yakima visited Friday with Hart
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M.
Hartman.
The local Masonic lodge met with
good attendance Thursday eve
ming for their first meeting of the
fall. The Rev. C. W.. Geszler gave
a paper, Masonry and the Church"
MI. and Mrs. Robert A. Mathews
and their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. E. Mathews of Red Wing, Min
nesota and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Leake of Buttonwillow, California. |
returned Friday evening from a two
day trip to Coulee Dam.
MI. and Mrs. Percy Stocks of |
bremerton called on friends here
Friday. Stocks is a former Benton
Caty business man, having owned
the Benton City Confectionery, now
belonging to Carl Howard.
Arthur johnson took Will Finley
70 Granger Saturday in response to |
message of the serious illness of !!
t1nley's father, Lee Finley. Word
Monday from Finley stated his ia
hers condition was improved.
Supt. M. w. Roop and Gordon
Solph was accompanied by Harry
Benson of Hover and o. T.. White
head OF Richland to Yakima Sat-
lrday. where they attended an ath-
etc meeting. Robert Pelly also
tended the meeting. The Misses
Helen Hopkins and Vera Smith and
drs. Margaret Chitwood, going to
Yakima with him.
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Benton City Students
Elect Years Officers

BENTON CITY-The Kiona-Ben-
ton high schoil students Friday
elected Wayne Hanson president of
the student body. Wallace Roop,
vice president; Eunice King, secre-
tary and Mary Thompson, treasur-
er. s.E
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G. Ashby in Hospital
:r After Breaking Arm

HOVER lell Ashby suffered {
broken arm Monday and is in thu
hospital at Pendleton, Oregon. ).
Robert Mills expects to leave
Friday for Nampa, Idaho.e where hi
will attend college again this year
Mr., and Mrs. j.. r. Ayers are
expected home from Superior, Mon
tana this week. ssrFfx
Mrs. Z, Sellers came home Thurs
day from Harrah, where she has
been picking hops.
Mrs. Carrie Dimick left Tuesday
for Boise, Idaho to visit her son,
Larry Dimick and family. From
there Mrs. Dimick Is going to Ber-
kley, California to visit her other
children for q couple of months.
Women's Home Benefit Club will
hold their first meeting in the aft
ernoon on September 20 with Mrs.
Frank Montague as hostess. Election
Of officers will be held at this
meeting.
Miss Margaret Mccoy left Fri
oay 70 spend week IN Spokane be-
fore going to Pullman, where she
will attend W.S!C. this year.
Perl Pickard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Pickard Of Spokane spent q
few days with their mother, Mrs.
j. E. Cochran last week.
A class of eight freshmen were
Initiated into Riverview high school
last Friday evening.
Richard Num- of Bridgeport, Ne
braska came last Tuesday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Num- |
and his sister, Mrs. Roy Bartholo-
new and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Day and |
family of Kennewick visited at the
Frank Montague home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Nelson and
sons Wallace and Ronald accompan-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dye and
daughter, Norma Lee, motored to
Cello Sunday.
Mrs. G.. b. Ashby was q dinner
quest at the Carl Evans home on
Monday.
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Free Radio Show
to Be Held in PascO
PAGE EIGHT.

Pasco'S 1910 Radio Show. a nre.
view OF the new model radios plus
entertainment by famous radio
stars. will be held September % a,
the Pasco Masonic Hall. "
The sponsors. local radio dealers
ana Pacific Power & Light Com
pany, promise that the annual event
THIS year will surpass all previous
SHOWS In both entertainment and
educational features -. :. 4
rive popular artists of the air.
ways will appear in person in q reg
uiatlon broadcast" exactly as tho
the program were going on the air
from major network studio YER
satlle performers have been select
ed In order to provide variety of
entertainments. The programs are
designed to please every type of list
ener preference represented in a
nationwide radio audience. +
The cast viii include Larry DIR
an, guitarist; Frank Iacolucci. ac-
cordian master; Margaret Lenhart,
vocalist; Ruth Osborn, harpist, and
Glen Martin, saxophone and clari-
net virtuoso. -,
All are veterans before the micro.
phone with numerous successful APP
pearances over leading stations and
networks as SOlOistS and as MEM
oers OF well known ensembles.
One afternoon and two evening
performances are scheduled. Ken J
neWick and Pasco radio dealers will
nave on display the new 1910
MODELS OF radio sets. together with
educational and novelty exhibits.
The entire show will be open to
the public with no admission charge.
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,W.B. Pioneer Farmer
Takes Eastern Trim

WHITE BLUFFS - David Ter
wekh left Wednesday for a trip that
w1il take him half over the United
States MIR. zerwekh recently sold
MS vineyard to A. L. Rawlins of I,o-
gan, Utah, who has taken possession
and Mr.. zerwekh is planning on Wis
iting brothers and sisters whom he
has not seen for over thirty years.
MI. Lerwekh came to this valley
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Weeks Best REGIME

- p Ill
Banana Layer Cake: " cup short
ening, " tsp. salt. u tsp. grated
lemon rind, I cup sugar, 2 eggs UNI
beaten. 2 cups sifted cake flour, 2h
tsps. baking powder. y cup milk. /
large banana sliced. Combine the
shortening. salt, lemon rind. Add
sugar and cream until fluffy. Add
eggs one at a time beating tf1oroly.
Silt flour and baking powder to-
gether three times. Add small
amounts OF flour to creamed mix
ture alternating with milk, beating
after each addition. Pour batter
INTO two xeight-inch layer pans
creased with 6ftening. Bake in
moderate oven IS ninutes.
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when her chair which IS on caster.
so she can get about the house
| slipped out from under her. Sh
also has an attack of bronchitis.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fleming an,
daughter, Patricia and Fleming;
! father, j. M. Fleming of Los An.
geles, left Thursday morning fol
Vancouver, B. G. to visit relatives
They spent Thursday night in Sc.
attic continuing to Canada Friday
They plan to return Monday.
M. w. Roop was chosen as the
new chairman. The next meeting
will be September 26 with Mrs. w.
A. De Good. "%
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Van DeVen-
ter returned Monday from Wood
burn, Oregon, where they went last
week to attend the funeral services
Thursday for Mrs. Van DeVenter's
uncle, Elmer Settlemier.
Work in Apples
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yolo and
family moved Wednesday to Cow
iche, where they will reside while
Yolo is employed at the Yakima
Fruit Growers Warehouse at
Weikel as assistant packing boss
during the apple pack out.
/, Lindell Hoover returned Sunday
to his home in Tacoma after
visit with his sister, Mrs. c. E. Row.
ley at Kiona. Er'.!- - b. - 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Muldrow and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hanson spent
Sunday fishing on the Klichitat
river. Ea. .--- p !. So. =,
Wins Bridge Series
Mrs. w. j. Waldron was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to members of
the bridge club at the last meeting
of the series. Mrs. w. o. DeGood
held high honors for the afternoon
and also for the series. Mrs. Argus
Hughes was second high for the day.
Mrs. Robert Johanson, second high
and Mrs. Henry Purnell third high
for the series Mrs. W.. E. Fillmore |
was taken in as a member to re-
place Mrs. Laurence Palmer who
moved to Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McCutcheoa of
and E. L. McCutcheon of
Prosser were Sunday guests at the |
Frank Dvorak home.
A family dinner was held Sunday
Vt the home of Mrs. Alice Hart
nan, honoring Mr.. and Mrs Laur-
'nce Hartman of Seattle. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ira
hartman and Margaret, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hartman, Miss sVir-
;i1aia Clark Of Toppenish and Mrs.
AYE Maynard Of Ellensburg. I
Local Scottish Rite Masons in
kennewick Tuesday evening to at
end a dinner meeting of the lodge
we're M. w. Roop, Harold 6tringer,
Golf Anderson, Oscar Hanson, w. Il
}. Crawford and M. f.. Everitt of
forth Bend, Oregon. ~; 5lvzsia1.l
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elected Wayne Hanson president O
the student body. Wallace Roor
vice president; Eunice King, secre
tary and Mary Thompson, treasur
er.
Arthur Johnson attended a meet.
ing of the National Farm Loan AS.
ISOLATION Thursday evening in Ken.
newick.
Bill Klinefelter and Milford ROOF
jr. left Saturday for Naches to
work in the apples. &
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Crawford left
Wednesday for Coupeville on Whid-
by1sland to spend ten days at their
summer home. Harry Russell is
driving the mail route during the
Crawfords' absence. -
Inspects Beans
Dave Bolinger of the Mark Means
Seed Company Of Lewiston, Idaho
was here Wednesday in the inter-
ests of the lima beans being grown
mere LOT MS company. .s.
Jean Henson of Seattle came on
Tuesday evening for few days
visit with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Henson and his UNI
Gle, Roy Henson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herald Crook and
daughter, Carol, of Aberdeen will
arrive Friday and on Saturday Mrs.
Crooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Petersen will accompany them on
a three weeks motor trip to Cali
fornia. They will visit the fair at
San Francisco and with the Peter
sens granddaughter, Mrs. Francis
Snyder (Dorothea Fie1d) and fam
lily at Long Beach.
Visit Wenatchee
Mr.. and Mrs. Pard Marlin and
son Jack and Mrs. Mary E. Brooks
left Wednesday for Wenatchee to
visit their sister and daughter. Mrs.
Waterbury Nellie Brooks.
The Martins will return Thursday
while Mrs. Brooks will remain for
: few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton left
Wednesday for few days trip to |
coast points.
Glen Hartman returned Tuesday
rom st. Paul, Minnesota, where he
vent with a shipment of lambs.
Mrs. Willis Wright of Sumner
anne Tuesday to help care for her
MOTHER, Mrs. Maston Roop, who is
Il at her home. Mrs. Roop suffer
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Boy Darts Before Car
Causing Broken Leg

boy Darts Before Car
Causing Broken LIE,
| RICHLAND-The small son q
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hackney is i
the Pasco hospital following a ca
accident. which happened Satur
Gay morning In front of the Hack
ney home when young Hackney wen
to the mail box for the mail. Tn
child stepped out from behind mai
carrier Earle Jones' car directly i,
'front.' OF q car. driven by MARI
Hamilton, who was but twenty fee
from the boy and was unable Il
avoid hitting him.
Young Hackney was taken i'm.
med1ately to the Pasco hospital BY
Earle Jones and there it was found
That he was suffering from a broken
leg. broken in two places and is also
suffering from cuts and bruises
about the head and body. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ehrenburg
let Tuesday for Yakima. :.
Mrs. F. Keppel of Spokane and
son OF DR.. Mac Keppel of Chicago
were visitors Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. Keppel,s mother and sis
Ter, Mrs. Julia Clements and Mrs.
Sam Mcmahon.
Mrs. Sam Mcmahon and her mo-
Their, Mrs. Julia Clements spent
Monday visiting in Pasco. :
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. tVanSyckle of
Prosser were overnight guests at
the Robert Hanson home Monday
night. ss. ,.+5l +. :
C.. H. Armstrong from Fort Lewis
is visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. F. Lemon.
Mrs. F. Lewis visited SUNDAY at
the home of her daughter in Walla
Walla. -
Mrs. o. F. Luelloff returned Sum-
day from Bellingham where she
visited at the home of her dauph-
ter and son-in-law, Dr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Ogburn. DR.. and Mrs. Ogburu
and infant daughter brot her home
and returned to Bellingham, SUNDAY
evening. &C. e
Irene Luelloff. Dan Barnett; Chas.
Mcintosh and Carlton Peterson left
Tuesday for Pullman, where they
entered W.S.C.
Warde Minks, Laurence Pierson
and Willis Oldenburg left Sunday
Tor Chelan. where they will work
n the apple harvest. ~
Mrs. NJ. W1ckersham and grand |
laughter Of Charleston are visiting
Vt the home Of Mrs. Wickershams !
Hercial Jameson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Finkle and
heir house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Earl Finkle of Milton were Sun
lay guests at the Harry Dillon
lome.
Carl Erickson accompanied Mr.
nd Mrs, L. Tweet and son, Bob. to
rollgate Sunday.
Miss Helen Erickson left wed
lesday for Yakima where she viii
esume her duties as librarian at
ne Yakima Valley Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pannebaker and
aughter, Mary, from osburn, Ida,
re visiting at the home of Mr. and
FRS. g. +. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Burgen re-
lrned from Canias and Vancouver
here they have been visiting .
lends and relatives for the past ten !,
avs. ~.
Mrs. Drager Of Pasco spent Mon
~ visiting at the home OF Mrs. A. ;
1illmsen. T.
Mrs. johnson and baby of Cascade
oclls. Ore, is visiting at the home '
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. e
ehres. q
The Richland Womens club met Y
for their first meeting of q
e season. j
G. G. Wilson Of Ellensburg is wis.,
ng at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Q
G. Skeen. a
Oarley Sweany spent the week .
ID at his home at Kiona. He has G
ent the summer at the Sweany
eep camp in the mountains near v
'okane.
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q YOU
KNOW!

1t takes 1000 Olympia oysters To
make gallon. These delicacies are
native to the Puget Sound country
adjacent to Olympia, are grown In
dyked beds, and opened in Olympia.
The Fourth Friday club will meet
Friday, September % with Mrs, O.
A. Rupp.
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Family Reunion Is y
sr. Attended by Elliotts

kENNEWICK, VALLEY-Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Elliott and children
went to Yakima last Sunday to at
tend a reunion Of the Elliotts. =
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CARD OF THANKS IS

We all deeply appreciate the
kindness shown in your floral gift.
Willis Rathbun and Sons,
Mrs. and Mrs. Dan Lockner
and family, parents of Mrs.
Bertha Rathbun.
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around twenty five vear,
Tor many years was mayo ago, and
the NOVEL; orchard, afterwassser Of
ing to his own property y, ssrc NOV.
made his home. mas since
Seth Gregory, who has ,..
ing his old home al I,ew,ste sh visit.
returned return this week for a sSo,. Utah
before leaving for Nyssa' n. stay
where he expects to snenS oreson.
the winter. Mrs. Gregory sn part Of
rem are still in Lewiston O cnld.
About a dozen members =, :,
s 81 a OF Reclamation STAFF p Nh, ne
in Pasco Saturday, tat,na Were
service examinations. DIV. Slvu
w , and Robert coddina a'e Ss
ors. '" survey.
Mrs. Everett @. Vincent ro,r.,
Sunday from a weeks visit r,, .srned
parents at Pullman. u ner
The little son OF James Nj.
VINO has been suffering with ts,. ,un'
poisoning, caused from stepping s', ~
no much
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The only product that never
seems to exceed the demand for 1t
IS propaganda.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Miss Seelye
Engaged to Wed
Mr.. Edward Ryan

President Laurens H. Seelye OF
st. Lawrence University at Canton,
N. Y, and Mrs. Seelye announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothea Chambers Seelye, to Mr..
Edward F. Ryan of Washington,
son of Mrs. Willis T. Ryan of the
St. Lawrence University staff and
the late Mr.. Ryan.
Miss Seelye attended the Mary A.
Burnham School in Northampton.
Mass. After spending her child
hood in Beirut, Syria, where her
father was teaching at the Ameri-
can University, she entered Bryn
Mawr College in 1884 and continued
there two years, transferring to
take her last two years and graduate
at st. Lawrence University. She
is a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma and of Phi Beta Kappa
She was assistant editor of the
Laurentian, the college monthly
Recently she has been doing grad
uate work at the American Univer-
sity. She is a granddaughter OF
Mrs. Alice c. Seelye of 3l12 South
Dakota avenue NE. and niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Blaisdell OF
1884 Newark street NV.
Mr.. Ryan attended the North
wood School at Lake Placid and
Dartmouth, from which he was
graduated in 1887. He is a men,
ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity and was editor of the Dart
mouth College Daily. Since grad
uation Mr.. Ryan has been on the
staff of a local paper. He lives at
1918 S street NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Mrs. Lawson
Is Married
To Mr.. Hume
Ceremony Here
Followed by
Reception

Mrs. Reid Lawson of Alabama
and Washington was married to Mr..
Gray Walton Hume of Leesburg,
Va, Saturday afternoon. The we'd
ding took place in the home OF Mr..
Hume's cousin, Mr.. Edgar S. Ken
nedy at 290l Connecticut avenue,
the Rev. G. Peyton Craighill, rec
tor OF st. James Church in Lees
burg ofnciating. Mr.. Jones Lawson
gave his mother in marriage and
Mr.. Gray Walton Hume, jr., was
best man for his father.
An informal reception was held
for those who witnessed the cere-
mony, all members of the families
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hume and later
they started on their wedding trip.
They will make their home in Lees
burg. Mrs. Hume before her first
marriage was Miss Lillian Moore of
Birmingham, Ala, and is a descend
ant Of Augustine Moore of Chelsea,
King William County, Va, and of
Peter Jones of Petersburg, Va. Mr.
Hume is descended from the Hume
family Of Scotland, England and
Virginia and is a member of the
Order OF the Knights of the Garter.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Chilean Embassy
Counselor Host
At Dinner

The Counselor Of the Chilean
Embassy and Sonora de Gazitua
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening. when their guests were
the Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera, the
Chilean Ambassador and Sonora
de- Cabero, the Colombian Am
bassador. Senor Gabriel Turbay;
the Chilean Ambassador to
Spain. Senor Manuel Bianchi,
who is here on special mission;
the Guatemalan Minister and
Sonora de Recinos, the Minister
Of the Dominican Republic and
Sonora de Pastoriza, the Hon
duras Minister and Sonora de
Caceres, the Counselor of the
Peruvian Embassy and Sonora de
Garland, the Counselor Of the
Mexican Embassy and Sonora de
Fuentes, the Counselor of the
Bolivian Legation, Senor Don
Raul de Diez de Medina; the Air
and Military Attache of the
Argentine Embassy and Sonora
de Zanni, the Commercial Coun-
selor of the Peruvian Embassy
and Sonora de Chevez, Mrs.
4 Thomas C. Dawson and Miss
Betty Guell.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Mrs. Roosevelt
To Be Press Clubs
Guest of Honor

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has
accepted the invitation of the Wom-
ems National Press Club to head It's
list Of honor guests at the clubs
annual stunt party March 8. Mrs.
Roosevelt is an active member of the
club, but has been its ranking guest
Of honor during the present admin
istration.
Ruth Jones is to be chairman of
the Honor Guest Committee and
other committee heads, announced
by president Ruby Black are: Ruth
Finney, idea" or Script" Helen
Essary, dinner; Lily Likes Shepard
assisted by Katherine Wilson, pro-
duction, and Catherine burlington,
co-ordinating chairman. Other
chairmen and members of commit
tees will be announced later.
Each resident member of the club
is permitted to have three personal
guests, while nonresident members
are limited to one guest each.
AS its guest speaker at the lunch
con tomorrow at the Willard the
club will have j. Ernestine Becker
OF the Bio Chemistry Department
at Johns Hopkins University, who
will talk on vitamins.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
A. A. u. w. to Hold
Spanish Evening

A Spanish. evening again will be
featured by the Educational Com
mittee OF the A. A. U. w. tomorrow
at 7:45 pm. at the clubhouse.
The subject will be Cuba. The
entire program will be given in
Spanish. A talk on Cuban life will be
given by Senorita Maria Francesca
dla Conception; songs will be sung
by Senorita Estrella Amores, to her
own accompaniment, and Cuban
poetry will be discussed by Senorita
Emile Peralta. Slides on Cuba,
furnished by the Pan-American
Union, will be shown. Mrs. Thomas
j. Doyle will receive and introduce
the speakers.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
Return From
Wedding Trip

DR.. and Mrs. Harry Samuel
Lewis have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home at
, 4610 Thirtieth street NV. The
marriage took place in the lat
ter's home Thanksgiving after
noon, November %, the Rev.
Norman Gerstenfeld officiating,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Seth R.
Brooks. The house was deco
rated with autumn flowers and
lighted by candles.
The bride, who formerly was
Mrs. Mark Stearman, was dressed
in star sapphire blue and wore a
spray of orchids. Young Ed
ward Lewis, jr., son of DR.. and
Mrs. Edward Lewis, was ring
bearer and the only attendant.
Only members of the two fam
lilies attended the wedding, the
guests from out of town includ-
ing Mrs. Loring Cooper Pratt of
Long Island, sister of the bride,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
and their daughters, Harriet and
Namomi, of Richmond.