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Miss Frances Jane Taggart
Marries Mr.. John Buchler,

The wedding of Miss Frances Jane
Taggart, daughter of Mrs. Leslie M.
Brooks, to Mr.. Milton Buchler, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchler of
Washington, took place Wednesday
in the Hamline Methodist Church.
DR.. Harry w. Burgan performed the
ceremony in a setting Of palms and
smilax, and before an altar holding
baskets of white snapdragons. and
Easter lilies.
Mr.. Lyman s. McCrary was at the
organ and Mrs. Florence Yeager
Emerson was the soloist.
The bride was given in marriage
by her step-father, Mr.. Leslie M.
Brooks. She wore q gown of pink
net and lace with a small pink tulle
hat and circular veil. Her bouquet
was Of pink roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Virginia Taggart, the brides
sister, was maid of honor and wore
a gown Of dusty pink mousseline de
sole and q matching hat Of tulle, and
she carried an arm bouquet of del
phinium.
Mr.. Clifford Buchler of Casper,
Wyo., was his brothers best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. John Buch-
Ter Of Cleveland, another brother
OF the bridegroom, and Mr.. Frank
H. Bronaugh.
Following the wedding, reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents, for members of the two
families and few intimate friends.
The brides mother wore q powder
blue lace gown with q corsage of
yellow roses, and the mother Of the
bridegroom was in a black sheer
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dress with black redingote. and her
corsage was OF gardenias.
Among the out-of-town guests was
Mrs. William Charey Of New
Rochelle, N. Y.
The brides travelling suit was navy
blue with rose accessories and her
corsage was of white orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchler will occupy
their new home at 4713 Window
place upon their return from a short
wedding trip In the East.
Miss Essfe Barbara Bass
Married to Mr.. Stocking.
The wedding of Miss Essie Bar.
bara Bass and Mr.. William Redfield
Stocking, jr.. of Detroit took place
Saturday afternoon, May 4, in the
Lincoln Chapel of the Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Peter Marshall
performed the ceremony.
Miss Marian Bass Of Henderson,
vile, N. c., was her sisters maid Of
honor and only attendant and the
bridegroom's brother, Mr.. David
Stocking, a student at Harvard, was
best man.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. o. E. Bass Of
Hendersonville.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mrs. Thomas L. Bass Of
Shelby, N. c., mother of the bride,
entertained the wedding party at
an informal tea at the Gilbert,
where the bride has resided for tho
last two years.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Miss Mary Tedder OF
Shelby, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Bass
and Miss Marian Bass and Mr..
Thomas Bass of Hendersonville; the
bridegrooms parents from Detroit
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stocking of
Ann Arbor, Mich; Miss Virginia
Murphy of Mason, Mich; Miss Ida
Dunbar Of Spartanburg, S. c., and
Mr.. c. H. Mcqueen of Greensboro.
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Weddings Of Interest
To Capital Society
Miss Mary Walden Bell
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Jeffers

OF interest here Is the wedding yesterday Miss walden
Washington to Mr. Walter Wilson Jeh
Herman Jeners wohngton is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Landon Covngton Bell Columbus, Ohio
The Rev. Otis Young performed
ton Methodist Church. which decorated spring
flowers and there were white tapers
The BRIDE given marriage petal white
satn with the
bodice trimmed In Chany lace The trimming repeated
short une caught apple blossoms and the
bride carried arrnful of the blossoms.
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Breakfast Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Evan A. Scholl
entertained at a breakfast party
Saturday morning on the lawn of
their home in Chevy Chase, Md.
About 40 young people were present
and later the guests enjoyed games
OF badminton, ping-pong and
quoits.
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ASSlSILIlS NTS. LdlllATQ were MTS.
James Alexander Lyon, Mrs. Will
liam D. Wrightson, Mrs. Clifford
Folger, Mrs. Eleanore Cropley, Mrs.
Alfred Wilder, Mrs. Edward Kar-
rich Morris. Mrs. Charles S. Baker,
Mrs. Eberhart Haynes, Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin, sister of the hostess;
Miss Madeleine Austin and the
Misses Nanny and Emily Chase.
Gaillard Gardens
Ablaze With Blossoms.
The grounds of The Rocks, lovely
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard, were
ablaze with blossoms, the lovely rose
and white azalea standing out
against the green of the trees, and
Towering dogwood trees adding to
the beauty of the place. Mrs. Gall
lard wore a dress of aquamarine,
brown and white print under an
aquamarine coat.
Tables were laid out doors and
guests returned from delightful
stroll about the gardens to enjoy
the delicious refreshments offered at
the beautifully decorated tables.
Miss Davis, daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. Robert Davis, had assisting
her Mrs. Richard Baker, Mrs. Ray
mond Soderberg and Mrs. H. o.
Bixby. The house was decorated
with ilacs, iris, tulips, dogwood and
lilies of the valley, the same flowers
that bloSsomed profusely In the
Davis gardens.
Mrs. Houghteling
Also Entertains.
Mrs. James Lawrence Houghteling
was another hostess yesterday, her
party being luncheon honoring the
two debutantes, the Misses Isabel
and Marjorie Meuser. Mrs. Houghtel-
tng's daughter and son, Miss Mar
garet Houghteling and Mr.. James L.
Houghteling, jr., were present, hav-
ing come from their studies to week
end at home. Miss Houghteling had
Miss Kathleen Rice of st. Louis, a
Vassar classmate, as her guest. Mr..
Houghteling returned to Yale Uni
versity today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus Gar
rett had a number of Washington
friends at their home in Middleburg
yesterday, when they entertained at
luncheon in honor Of the Spanish
Ambassador and Sonora de Cardenas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis de Lashmutt
Thomas also were hosts yesterday,
their home on Kalorama Circle being
the scene of a gay cocktail party
The hostess had assisting her Mrs.
Charles M. Thomas and Mrs. John
r. Eakin. Another delightful party
yesterday was that given by Miss
Gerry Dick to honor Miss Ruby
Black, president of the Women's
National Press Club.
Mrs. John Enochs entertained a
number of friends at her Virginia
home, where the Hlacs, originally
planted In the 18th century. were
the center of attraction. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, who were among
Mrs. Enochs' guests, had entertained
at luncheon earlier in the day at
their home, Rippon Lodge, on the
Potomac.
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New York Visitors

Miss Elinor Zipkin and Mr.. Jerome
zipkin of New York are spending
several days in Washington and
are stopping at the Shoreham.
They attended the Preakness in
Baltimore Saturday.
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Capital Society Enjoys
Many. Outdoor Parties
Over the Week End
Judge and Mrs. Harry w. Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gaillard and
Miss Dita Davis Entertain

Sunday yesterday
society from end Of
parties cocktails the like
Blair entertained at
Assistant
BRIDE
Mr. David S. PIERRE Gaiard
the Arlington
Miss
transport the Maipo, which is anchored at Baltimore
Reception Given
At Blair Home.
At the received in chiffon
with bright flowers against black while
OF honor black chiffon with collar
q small black hat with starched
Assisting Hugo Roche
Mrs Raymond Capper Miss Maxine Davis Basil
Tayoe Ross Miss Ruby Black,
Arnold Mrs Newell Ralph
Bannster.
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BY the Way
Beth BIaine=

Angelica Lloyd has the blond
distinguished mother Mrs Demarect Lloyd and Saturday
dinner she looked radant lovely anwe chiffon with
Of pure white orchids pinned to her left shoulder
The dinner which preceded the the
by the "Coelebsthat
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MISS O0r0thy Monte OF this city
was maid Of honor. wearing apple
green taffeta and q leghorn hat
trimmed with . single pink rose.
Mr.. John Bell. brother Of the bride,
was best man and the ushers were
DR.. Theodore Youngs Of Long
Island and Mr.. william o. Randall
Of Columbus.
A reception for 125 guests was
held Immediately after the cere-
mony, at the Hotel Seneca. Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Ritter Of WASH
ington were among the guests.
The bride is q graduate Of We'll
lesley College and later took ad-
vanced courses in social economics
at American University. The BRIDE
groom received his B. A. degree
cum laude from Harvard and now
Is In business In New York. He
and his bride will make their home
In Greenwich Village, New York.
. For her travelling costume the
bride wore slate blue print crepe
with q jacket. and a flower hat of
white rosebuds and accessories of
slate blue.
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Mrs. Wilson
Guest of Honor

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was the
guest of honor yesterday when
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
were hosts at luncheon. Montpel-
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Emily Davis blue wearing
dress with gold jacket entertained cocktails
the
twins Jane Euss lovely print with plain BODICE
and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman H. and Godfrey W. Kaud
Mr. and Mrs Sibo Yelverton
jr. and Miguel Quirno-Iavane Argentine Embassy
After dinner
boat club
the dancing places filled with interesting
photographs members and the walls lined with silver trophies
for various
upon stunts several members Of the party showed great
better
iand Nancy Letter and Jimmy Mitchell did the with
great savor-f -faire.
Mrs. Jasper Du Bose the Moran Mcconhes the John
Newbods
plaid
also coming from other dinners Car
numerous others.
night MI.
a group young friends.
Wesley Heights Wilson gave
which
about Is Of the subdeb crowd.
in a in wide
q deep Peggy
whired about the noo STEP
Other people the Nai Barbara Gabeman
Mariana Frances Booth Ted" Mary
Reggie Frank Addison Huntington Block
others.
festivities taking place Capital
Wasngonans
spirits happy
ron undampened although their clothes might
Club"
Gbons the Lawrence Wood Roberts the William Rheand Stewars
navy print
parted In center with low chignon
Nofet
whitney Bourne daughter many
many more.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

lier, the Longs estate at Laurel,
Nd, was the scene of the party.
Evening star., 1940-05-13

Ill the hosts as well as nu.
merous other young folk, and was highly
entertaining from start to finish. Toast.
were drunk In champagne at dinner, with
much sparkling conversation anent the club
and Its frst member to fall victim to matri.
mony-George Wheeler, whose engagement
to pretty Jane Eustis recently was an
Coelebs present were-and we
believe they all were-Middleton
Train, Samuel Biddle, Charles Nc
Kenney, George Wheeler, Tinsley
Adams, Britten Browne. Kent Legg,
Randall Hagner, Grant Boss, Murray
Preston, John Hamilton and Gordon
Brown Of Buffalo and Frank Hamilton
OF Cincinnati, the latter q cousin Of
stellita stapleton, with whom he
came to the party.
Other guests at dinner included
Evening star., 1940-05-13

The Rev. DR.. Albert Evans, associ-
ate minister of the New York Avenue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

w Selutb luulc, lte on IlIluttl.
| Sdepefing rdltiperte iib, flbr fid)
auf Dem &opf berum rno iab ltnter
oen bul6igen 8ral1en 5lt @rntin BIN
iiber.
uSm - ma jar
@adj oieiem ieinem tiefiinnigen
2ieblingsausbrltd erbob CT ii6 unb
griff nod ieiner Weiibe. -
,,Sie iollten nit nad) bem Gortperf
biniiber fabren, Serr, oamit sic a1f
anoere Geoanfen fommen. SSSn einer
balben Strlnoe brede ib auf."
,,gs lit gut, ib fomme mit."
S6ebefing i6ritt NIT finlterem &C.
ii6t iiber BEN Sof uno idna,t3te Elm
paar Magoe an, bie la6eno ant 8run-
men itanoen 1mo @ef1Be ideuerten.
Gr iparf i6arf ml1iternbe 8lide in sic
Stale uno fan0 5u beri6iebenen 9on.
nertpetter,t @eranlaHung. Danab
tel5te er breitbeinig ouf feline @o>
nllng 5u. MomieG 8un6erlid iaB am
offenen &iibenfenlter iiber ibr ,8trt,
idaftsblt6 gebeugt uno oooierte 1,no
n1ultipli5ierte nit bodrotent aopf an
ibren 3ablenreiben berunt. 9lls iie
Sen SSnipeftor erblidte, rief lie iIn
beran.
uSe, Snipeftor, fomlnen sic 6od
mai ber uno rednen Sic mir NAL sic
Heibe oa berltnter! GS min ni6t
ltinmer, es blei6t INNER orei 5uoiel."
gr rib ibr oas 8ub untpiri9 aus ser
Sano.
uNatiirlid), BEL bem 8eibspolf
ltimmt es ME! sl6er gepobnlid feblt
INNER ettpas. Sic miiiien freilid int=
mer mas grtras boben."
u3um Geoet bralt1 ib Sic nidt,
oas tann ib ielber gan5 gut. geun
re6nen Sic man, Oh Sic oen Sebler
roltsfrieeen."
Sdebefing rednete br,mmeno uno
nabm ibr Damn beftig SEN 8leiitift aus
ser San6.
uyfatltrllb - Dd lit er ia Ibon.
Sbre &rafelfiiBe iinb ia 6as refine
Mugenpuloer. &ein @unoer, penn
Sic Sbre eigenen 3ablen ni6t 1elen
fonnen. 9as oa lit cine Stint uno~
feline Mdt. 60, MIN itimmt es gIei6.
@etpobnen Sic ii6 mai ne onoere
San6l6rift an, Wamieu." WamIeu
8unoerlid nabm ibm ieelenrubtg 6as
8u6 outs ser Sano.
sd idreibe, pie id fann> un6
Ipem es nidt ld0n eenus lift, ser
brandt es ni6t 5u lelen'', iagte iie
mebr enersiid als loeiid.
S6epefina ladte bobnild. ,,Sb elm
5rauen5immer tuobl einmal 8ermunft
onnebmen fann2 0ein> is ni6t. uno
nun poiien Sic mal 1t biBden auf
oie Mde6e 6a briiben auf. WeuB bel
ser &rbeit INNER eeflatidt uno &C.
tratidt tperoen9"
uSSa, boben sic lid man ni9t, ssn.
ipeftor. s(ls OF oas Elm 8erbre6en
spare, penn iie it6 nnterbalten."
uNatiirlid, Sic miiiien ibnen au6
nod sic Stanee balten. 8eil Sic
ielblt germ flatiben tuie alle Srouen.'
Manleu ltemmte Sic Mrme in sic
Siiften. Sun Sic ood nidt BLOB
INNER, ais Oh sic sic Srauen TENT
ten, sic - Sic @idelfino. @as
Sic oarl,nter perlteben, iino lal1ter
| fpiflhnftfna Hnhnn,p nhpr feline fprz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
trnaelt fonnett.n .

Sbnen nidt", fraete er 5ornig.
sic beriudte, iid itol5 enlpsr5u-
reden. ,,Sssa - nit mir. go iauft nno
eeouloig tpie i6 iirto audi nibt alle. :
S6ebefing prllitete laut los.
Isle ltno ianft - mo- 0ern ipie
oenn - ipann benn? Nitn niro's
Gag in Der Na6tniibe."
,SS1,Ipeftor, beleioigen fonnen Sic
mid nid]t. @eben sic man. lieber
lmo 5anfen sic fid5 nit anbern ber-
nm. Sd bin cine frieolie6enoe 8er-
ion. 9luBerbem babe id feline 3eit
mebr, mid NIT Sbnen 5lt unterbal-
te1." ....-. ..
Sprad's, idGug 6as, Seniter 81. ,,no
peridpano im Siutergruno Ser aii6e.
5debefing sing tueiter, als tudre
oas in i60nIter Sronung. Sein aers
ger batte iid SUIT genadt uno mar
perraudt.
* * *
5aIt 6rei Wfonate paren perganeen,
felt @ba Marie 8urgtperben perlaiien
batte. gfod INNER batte Mrmin ni6t
in grfabrung bringen fonnen, tpobin
Tie iib eetpanot bate. SGre Stief>
mutter, oie nod INNER in ocm flei-
nen @aus6en mobnte uno a,td ourb-
aus feline @nitalten traf, es SIT ber>
lailen, bate nod feinerlet Nadridt
bon ibr erbalten, ltn6 slrmin botte es
aufgegeben, barauf uod 5,t boffen.
gr bate iid inter Sdepefings 2ei-
tltng nit Selereifer Oem nel1en 8eruf
getpiomet ltno fan6 groBe 9eErieoi=
gltng in oeiien Nusii6ung. 8enn gpa
Warie ibm nidt 10 iebr gefeblt bdtte,
lpare er gliidlid getueien. Seine 2ie=
be 5u ibr mar eritorft in bieler 3eit.
So, lpie iid aus ei1em 8flan56en elm
9altm enttpideln fann BET geeieneter
Bflege, 10 iplld)s 1mo entfoltete ii1
feline Siebe, oenn er begte uno pflegte
lie als ieinen foitliden 8elie. Sic al
lein fonnte ibm ia gpa Marie 5uriid=
geluinnen, 6enn es- ge11iigte nidt nur,
oaB er iib tuteoerfano, er muBte tie
au6 bon ieiner 2iebe ii6er3eugen fon=
nett. l1no obne 8etpeiie tpiiroe iie
tbm ni6t mebr glarben.
@enn muir ieet sic lnbequeme Sc
itamentstla1iel nidt getpeien iudre !
56on reidli6 Sic Sdlfte 6es Sabres
mar berltri6en. Bis gum 80. WGr5
muBte er berbeiratet iein, iollte ct
ni6t mieoer per1ieren.
limo Ser 8elib ipar ibm teuer eetpor-
oen, ct batte i'm getptB nidt pieoer
aufgeben mogen.
9f,1n ipar Der &erbit ins 9anb &C.
5oeen. @s gab iebt ni6t mebr piel
at tltn. Irnin iab ein, oaB er nibt
langer in ieinem itiQen SdloB iiten
ltno abtparten biirfe, Oh @pa Warie
itd ielbit meloete. @r batte III sic
seleieniten 3eitl1nsen tuodenlang cine
@n5eiee einriiden lahen: ,,gpa Marie
miro orinseno uut angabe ibrer
@oreile gebeten 5l1r 8eieitigilng bon
WiBberItan6niiien. @nttpeber tpar, ibr
feline oieier 3eituneen 5u @eiidt ee-
fommen, ooer Tie pollte nid6t oarauf
anttporten.
Nippad, Ser pabreno ser gan5en
@eribtsferien in Burgtperben getueien
mar, bate ibm Dor einigen Sagen bon
II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
Nsittiuodj, Sen IL. Gepfember 1910

nit einetn tiidtigen Bribatoeteftiu 1T
gerbinoilng uno erniitteIlt ben Muf-
|entbaIt Deiner gba Marie, tpenn
Du lie oltrballs beiraten ipillIt,
ooer Dlt il1dit Dir cine anoere. 5ralt.
Cont pertrdunit Du Die 3eit, itnb
gursnerben gebt Dir ollrd bic 2ap-
pen. Sebenfalls mitBt OH ,bierber-
fommen, oas balte ieb fir ourdalts,
.notnenoig. SD babe mild bereits
nod. einem tiihtigen 9eteftiD erflln.
oigt; mad oielem Sangen ,tllo gan-
gen Elm guoe. ltebrigens bat man
bier oapon gebort, oaB Oh beiraten
muBt. Man ertpartet Did NIT offe.
men Nrmen, 5unal bie beiratsfdbigen
So6ter uno ibre Wiitter. Sogar mein
iiiBes, fleines Mdbben, oas id ge.
itern auf elmer nltlifaliiden Soiree
bel @eroerns nod Der langen Som.
merpalie 5ltm eriten Wale tpieberae.
ieben babe, erfltnoigte Iif lebbaft
nad) Dir. 9(ber bilbe Dir bara,f
nidts ein, iie fraete MIR no6 Sir,
lueil 0u 1nein Sreuno biit. sic mar
rei5eno, allerliebit 1,no i6mollte erIt
in ent5iidenoem Srob, tpeil i6 mid
oen gan5en Sommer BEL ibr 11n1tbt-
bar semadt babe. s(ber gerooe oieIes
S6mollen berriet mir, baB Tie meiner
gebabt: ltno ibre slugen iino boloe
gerriter. Mein Sdidia1 ideint alio
lno i1 babe MIDI nun
lange genug in gntbaltiamfeit geiibt.
8enn Ou alio slt meiner &erlobung
nod 5ure6tfommen tpillit, 10 beetle
Did, ltno bergiB 9einen Srad ni6t.
sSas i6 nod ia9en tpollte: Sere 2o-
relief - 1tein - s(leranora bat MIDI
geitellt lrno midi iebr idlau nab Dei.
men Seiratsplanen al1sgefori1t. S6
sla,tbe> Sic lieBe ii6 faIten 8lutes
ideioen, menn lie M1sltdt Ddtte. sic
i6eint at elal16en, baB gu tic nod
lieblt. Sb oieie I6one Sere nidt int
itonoe tpdre, Oid @pa Marie tpieoer
oergeiien 5u maiden? Dieler 8robe
miibtelt 9u Did enti6ieben 1tnter5ie.
6en. alio fomm 10 idneG als mog.
lib."
9ielen 8rief bate @rmin auflnerf-
lam ourdgeleien. Nabbenfli6 iab er
oarauf pom 5enlter ieines slrbcits.
5inmers binaus in sic berbltlihe
9as eroBe Sterben In ser
9eatnr bate begonnen. 0as 2aub lag
auf Dem 8oben nnb tpuroe pom
Serbitlhtrm milo umbergeiast. Ser
Hegen flati6te an oie Senlter = al.
les grau, mob, ,1nfreunbli6. @as
iollte er iebt bier aQein2 giippad bat.
te re6t, es tpar beiier, er gine auf
einige 8oden nad Berlin uno be.
trieb ernltlid Sic Nadforibuneen nod
@pa Warie.
Ct mubte iie ipie6erfinoen - iftuB.
te! - Cine anoere 5rau2 Ser &c.
6anfe iaete ibm idon @rauen elm.
@r flingelte 9iGenberger nno eab
ibm Muftrag, feline Saden 5u paden
nno Sbebefing beriiber5ubitteu.
Weit bieient beiprad er, mas n0tig
mar, ,,no teilte ibm nit, baB er am
na6iten Gage nod Berlin reiien
ipiiroe.
* X X
sSralt bon Soltenau 1aR NIT ihrer
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Go. sSortlebuna)


ten 3uItono. Seine @eoanfen be
fbdftigteu ltd) fait al,sidlieBli6 mi
Goa Wtarie. Cine rubeloie Sebniub
nod ibr trieb ibn lumber. sic Duro
ieinem Ser3en nit ieoer Stuhoe ten
rer. Wit gei6loiienen @ugen 5albert,
er lt6 ibr 8ilo Dor sic Seele. 0a:
1iebe, frelnoli6e @eliht nit SEN ibo
nen, tpabren s(ugen, sic i6lanfen, fei
men Sdnoe, Sic er bon Mnfang on be
1plnoert bate, uno sic eolen 8epe
e1n9en oer idlanten, ibuar5gefleioe
ten @eItalt. $50 tpeilte iie? 8obi1
ipar lie eefloben NIT ibrem tiefel
2eio2 3, 6aB iie ood tuiiBte, mi
febniiidtig lno liebepou er i1rer ee
oadte! Sic ipiiroe getpiB 5u ibm 5l,
riicffebren.
I'm nit ienano iiber lie ipre6er
5u tonnen, lieB ct Sdepeting 51 itd
fommeu. or er5dblte oem ibli0ten
alteu Wann, baB @ba Warie fort iei
ltno feline Srau nid)t peroen tpolle
Ser fl1br aufgereet in leiuem Saar,
buit berltm.
,,0onneripetter nodmol - nun ba=
ben ipir sic FaI Itete! Sobalo man nit
ben Srallen 5u tltn bat, lit Ser 0ei6el
los. Sic iino ia alle 5ulumnen ber=
brtbt. gtllu Idnft sic gpa Warie gar
auf ltno onbon! - Ons Ddtte id) ser
nid)t 5ltgefraltt, tuabrbaftig nibt. Sab
fie ood ilnlner fir cine perniinftige
Yerion 9ebaltelt. - 0as lit ia eln
berflirter &rom! Sea ia - ,tnler al
ter Serr Dotte iid) pobl benfen ton-
nen, oaB So nid)ts @lltes bel raus-
fpringt. slber noblaufen tltn mir iDr
nibt, Serr. @em lie uidt lpil, oann
nidt. Maden Sic einen Strid) oar>
ltnter, Serr - Damn miiiien Sic li6
eben nad) ner anoern 1mlleben. Sm,
bnt. Ieroeibelte @eI6ihte! 2duit
einfad) bapon, ais Oh 8ureuerben
nidt pert pare, oaB mau auf oen
&nien oen S6loB6erg beraufrlttldte.
90 ein MuItergut! limo oas i6one,
alte SdloB NIT al oem foitbaren
&rimsframs! Sa, mas mill iie oenn
eieentlid nod mebr2"
,,@inen Mann aa5lt, Der Tie liebt'
fagte Mrmin bitter.
9a idlug S6eoeting NIT Ser 5auit
a1f ben Gid.
,,S6tte es boh abtparten fonnen,
5um &l,dnd no6mal! sls Oh eir
redtl6affener Wann feline Srau nidt
Iiebte! 0as fommt ood nad Ser
Sod5eit gang allein. sber 10 iino tie
ale. 9a iou man i6artuen5eln nnb
f60ntun ,ln6 idmeideln, pie ion
3uderengel. Cont lit es einfad
nibts. llno eera6e sic @pa Marie
nein, bas bGtte id ibr nid]t 5ugetrallt
9a6te. bod geltern eleid, oaB oie
Mlte nidts @utes ins SbloB brinet
@enn sic lieber forteelauien tpdre
Mber 10 lpas flebt tpie Be1."
,,Nlu 5anfen Sic MIR nidt mebr
SnIpettor. Sd bin gang allein oarar
idulo, glal.ben Sic mir"
,,Sm - no ia - mini mo6te id
BLOB ipinel,, iuarlm lmler Serrgot
Sic oamols olts oem @aaen Dor lire
Sir aetporfen bat. 0as Dat ood nul
tuabrlib feinen 3tued aebabt."
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mir Sim 9Hnrip a,triif,,tnpminnpn ,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

5ral1 bon Soltenau iaB nit ibrer
dlteiten Sodter inn Wobn5immer iiber
Mooeiournale gebergt. Die beeinnen-
oe @interIaiion perlangte lift @e6t.
Oa CAB es 5lpiiben Ben beioen Oamen
iebr tui6tige observation-disclosures.
Dora nt,,Bte einige neue &oitiine ia.
ben, ltno au6 Srau Wagbalene tpiiroe
man6es braltden. Die Mittel, sic ben
Oanten 5ur 8erfiigung 1tanoen, tpa.
ren oltrdaus ni6t reibli9. 9a gait
es, 5u re6nen ,,no ou iiberleeen.
~Was n,einlt ol1 a,t 6ieier 8aarobe,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06

Secretary of all English-speaking
lodges of the International Work
ers Order, has now been elected as
one of the organizations Vice
Presidents.
The elections took place at the
Fifth National Convention of the
TWO which convened in New
York City from June 8 to 18th
Miss Thompson is widely known
as an organizer and leader. Born
in Chicago she was taken at an
early age to the far west, receiv-
ing her preliminary education IN
Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Washing
ton, which was completed with
her entrance into the University Of
Berkeley. She was graduated from
Berkeley a high ranking student
With the degree of Bachelor OF
Science.
After working in the business
world in San Francisco for some
time Miss Thompson returned to
her home town were she contin-
ued working in this field. In
1927 she left Chicago to teach in
State College at Pine Bluff, Ark.
She left Arkansas to teach at
Hampton Institute. While still
at Hampton she was awarded an
Urban League Fellowship and left
to study at the New York School
of Social Work.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
NC. Teachers
Plan Appeal For
Equal Salaries

CHARLOTTE, N. c. CAMP
The North Carolina Negro state
Teachers Association this week
planned an appeal to the State
Legislature urging enforcement of
the Circuit Court of Appeals rul-
ing that differentialS in wage scales
of white and Negro teachers in the
state be eliminated.
Representing 5000 members. DR..
G.. E. Davis. secretary, declared
that the group is unanimously in
favor of sending a special COM
mittee before the General Assem-
bly, to ask that the Circuit Court
ruling be upheld. The opinion was
handed down on case brought UP
from Norfolk, Va.
In Raleigh last week, Lloyd
Griffin, secretary of the State
school commission. estimated that
raising CT Negro teachers pay level
to that of white teachers would
cost the State $1,320OOO more each
year.