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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Josef Gregor Tajovsky, sloven
sky spisovatel mrtev.

z Bratislavy ma Slovensku
dosla zprava, re tam 20. kvet-
ma zemrel JOS. Oregon Tajov-
sky. "Lidove noviny'' o tom
pfsf:
V pondel1 zemrel We SVEN
bratislavskem byte slovensky
spisovatel Josef Oregon Tajov-
sky We veku necelych sedesati-
sesti let.
Narodil Sc 18. ffjna 1874 v
Tajove, zprvu byl ucitelem,
studoval take v Praze, pozdeji
Sc stal bankovnim 1rednfkem,
pc tie sc venoval spisovatelstvf.
Nalezel k druzine slovenskych
buditel1, proto take jeho lite
rarn1 d1lo bylo venovano nej-
sirs1m vrstvam lidovym.
Jeho realismus byl pod vii
VEN ruske literatury, zvlaste
tam, kde Sc obracel k zivotu
vesnice. Jeho romany a povid-
ky (Besednice, z dediny, Smut
ne noty, Trpky a zvlast6 kniha
Zpod kosy) slime zdGraznujf
socialn1 motivy i s. jejich stfn-
nymi strankami, nicmene nepo
strada dflo Tajovskeho smyslu
pro humor a nepodleha PEST
mismu. Jeho lidove postavy
slovenske jsou zivotne, vykres-
lene s bystrym postrehem psy-
chologickym.
Stejn6 je zalozena i jeho tvor-
.ba dramaticka, vynikaj1cf jas
nou Characterization i zivos-
tt dialogd (Sl'uby, Novy zivot,
Matka, Statky-zmatky, Hriech,
Tina, V sluzbe, alegoricka hra
Sova Zuza, davove drama Smrt
Durka Langsfelda a Bl1znivci,
odmeneni v roce 1888 sloven-
skou literarni cenou).
V Gregoru Tajovskem ode
sci slovenske literature jeden
z typickych predstavitelI slo-
venskeho kulturnfho zivota ma
prelomu dvou stoleti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Masaryk do Chicago.

Jan Masaryk, syn prvnfho
ceskoslovenskeho presidenta
pfijel do New Yorku. Glen
Jeho cesty je Chicago, ably ma
vstivil svoji sestru, DR.. Alici
Masarykovou.
V Chicago obecenstvo Dude
NIT pr1lezitost vyslechnout je-
no poselstvf ma schGzi, jez bu-
de pofadana pT1st1 ctvrtek neb
patek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
zena, obzalovana z vrazdy,
odkazana k soudu.

Emma Sarana Hepperman
byla v st. Louis odkazana SOU
du ma zalobu z vrazdy 1. stup-
ne. Je obvinena, re zavrazdi-
la sveho sedmeho manzela To-
ny Heppermana, farmaTe z
Wentzville, pri zaveru pred
bezneho slysen1 St. Charles
We stredu. Pet set osob, ktere
tfsnily sc v Community SIM pro
jevovalo souhlas, kdyz soudce
Gus E. femme oznamil rozhod
mutt. Hepperman, So leta sta
ry farmaT, zemrel dine %. kve-
tina ma otravu arsenem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

jsou cleny nejake "dobTe or
ganisovane nabozenske sekty",
jejiz vira zapovfda brati 1cast
We valce, byli by vyjmuti.
Senat schvalil predlohu, KITE
rou Sc povoluje $1,777,489,-
1888 pro armada $4,000 muz1
a 5000 aeroplanG. Do pTedlo-
by rovnez jsou zahrnuty fondy
pro zapoceti prace ma 68 valec
nych lodi, pro dodatecnych
500 muzu pro vladni detektiv-
nj Trad a ma financovanf vycvi
ku $1,000 civiln1ch leteckych
pilotn. Je poslednf z obran-
nych pfedloh, jez byly podany
" tonic Zasedan1 kongresu.
- Predloha, kterou sc oprav-
nuje vynalozenf $4,000, OOO,-
900 ma sesflenf valecneho LODI
silva, byla prijata senate v
rekordnim case.
Poole predlohy bylo by pri-
dano 200 lodi vsech kategorii,
vcetne noveho druhu kriznik1,
ku valecne flotile Spojenych
Stat1, jimz dostalo by Sc toho
nejmohutnejsfho lodstva v his
tori.
Kongresnik Vinson, predse-
da snemovnfho vyboru ma ma
mornf zalezitosti, rekl snemov-
ne, re program, ktery by byl
proveden asi v sedmi letech,
jest nutnym, ponevadz pomery
v Europe ucinily to "zrejmym,
re muslme Sc ozbrojiti tax ry-
chile jak mozno."
Vinson upozornil snemovnu,
re Nemecko a Italie nyn1 mali
pristup k lodenicfm We Francii,
Polsku, Holandsku, Dansku a
v Belgii jakoz i ku svym Vast
MIN. Dodal, re pc delsi dobu
bylo nazisticke pronikani do
JIM Ameriky a re nasledkem
toho vyvinuly Sc tam kriticke
pomery.
Prohlasiv, re 1plne vitezstvi
v Europe uvolnilo by ~nazistic-
ko-fasisticke mocnosti pro DIAL
81 dobrodruzstvf, Vinson zdd-
razni1, re Spojene Staty must
mlti "1plnou volnost akce" v
Atlantickem i Pacifickem oce.
ane a pravil, re navrhovane Sc
silent valecneho lodstva by
Jim il zajistilo.
Predloha jde nynf do sena-
tn, kde rovnez nen1 proti nj O.
cekavana zadna oposice.
Pred tim V obou domech kon
gresu byla prijata billiondolla-
rova bern1 pfedloha a jina.
kterou Sc povoluje $1,768,913-
9O8 ma obranu zeme a pred
pGlnoc1 Sc kongres odrocil ma
tyden.
- Senator Carter Glass z
Virginie, 82lety, sekretar po-
kladny v kabinetu presidents
Wilsona, ozenil Sc v Amherst
Va, s Mary Scott Meade-ovou
50-letou, z Amherst.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
MlStni ZprdVy.
AUTOMOBILY.

Joseph Corta, II rokn starry,
kdyz chtel Sc svezt ma
trucku ma Washington Boule-
ward a Fremont avenue. Ho-
chu prerazena byla stehenni
kOSt.
= Thomas D. jain, 44lety
z Beltsville, obvinen byl, re RI
dill automobil, kdyz opilym byl
Automobil jeho srazil Sc S tru-
KEN, ktery T1dil Leonard Evans
z Westville, N. J. S Jahnem v
AUTOMOBILE jela Mary Davis,
36leta, j1z lebka rozbita a nos
.pTerazen.
= Ma rohu Pratt a Broad
way prerazena byla noha Sa-
muelu Katz, 50 rok1 staremu.
Cernoch, Benjamin Coleman z
mista melody ujel. Pozdeji
zatcen byl v domov6 SVEN, v
900 blocku Spring ulice.
= Jedna osoba byla usmrce-
ma a dive tezce zraneny, kdyz
automobil sjel ma Hyattstown-
New Market road Sc silnice a
vrazil do telefonnlho sloupu v
nedeli. Usmrcenym byl IS ro-
XII starry 1cernoch, George
Thompson z Clarksburg, Md.
Jeho synu pferazena byla ru-
ka vedle jinych zraneni a Mil
lardu w. Chase zlomeno neko-
lik kosti. Pc vrazeni do slou-
pu automobil jel jeste asi 80
stop a zastavil, kdyz vrazil do
StrOmu.
= Sedm osob zraneno bylo
v nedeli We srazce automobile
ma Philadelphia road v bllzko-
sti North East ulice. Diva jeli
z Virginie ma Svetovou vystavu
do New Yorku. V nemocnici v
Elkton stav jejich uznan kri-
tickym. Jeden byl 17lety Dou
glas Schwab, fidic jednoho au-
tomobilu a druhym 19lety
Charles Henry Hey, jemuz zlo-
men byl kirk.
Druzf tri mlad1ci byli Balti-
moTane: Arthur H. Schultz, So
lety, r1dic druheho AUTOMOBILE
a 48leta Ruth R. Britain.
= Ctyfi osoby zraneny byly,
dive tezce, kdyz autOmobil S nj
mi nedeli v noel dostal Sc z
kontroly ma move Philadelphia
road u Little Gunpowder Falls.
Poranen1 byli 3 cernosi a jed
ma cernoSka.
= Arthur Morgan zatcen
byl 1tery v nekolika minu-
tach pc raden1 JIM casti me-
sta. Poole ~policejn1 zpravy
Morgan automobilem svym vra
I'll do stoj1ciho automobile,
srazil telegraph sloup, odtrhl
schody cd kuchyne, pc chod-
n1ku ma Olmstead ulici povalil
cast zahradniho zabradli a ko-
necne odpocal 81 u domu Ed
warda Dause, {. 4122 Curtis
avenue, kde stimuli Sc nan tri
policiste. Vinen jest, re jel V
automobile kdyz opilym byl n
re nezastavil Sc ma mfst6 ne
bod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Odsouzen pro postreleni poll
cisty Vavfiny.

Distriktnim soudcem v Ger
ing, v Nebrasce, byl odsouzen
49lety Mexican Camera Con
zales z Bayard ma 8 let do
t~restnice pro postTelenf statnf-
no policisty, Jerry Vavfiny. Po-
licista jej chtel zatknouti pro
opilstvi pri Tfzenf auta, ale
Gongales tasil revolver a jal Sc
stf1leti. VavTina tez nekolikrat
vystTelil. Jedna kule zasahla
G~onzalesa do ramene a druha
do nohy a pax teprv Sc policis-
tow vidal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
BIesk dvakrat "a sebou.

V Coldwater, Mich, Gordon
stanton, 16lety syn farmafe
byl dvakrat "a sebou zasazen
bleskem. DOLL prave kravu
We chleve, kdyz do chl6va ude-
Ri blesk a srazil jeho i kravu.
Gordon Sc pote pokousel dovle
ci sc do obydl1, vzdaleneho ne
kolik rodd, pTi cemz vsak byI
zasazen pc druhe bleskem a O.
mraeen. Jeho rodice nalezli
no az "a nekolik hodin. Jeho
stav byl prohlasen kritickym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Vylet skoncil smrti.

V Clevelandu 81 vyjeli diva
mlad1 Tide Ike krasnym jeze-
rum Portage Lakes. Projizde-
Ii Sc v kanoi. Lehoucka lodice
Sc prevrhla, mlady muz utonul.
Jeho spolecnice Sc zachranila
drzenlm Sc lodky az do prispe-
nj neznameho muze, ktery dlel
lodici nejbllze.
Jsou to 2Olety Jacob Levy a
19leta Virginia Baumova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

V Champaign, ILL.,, R. H.
Emsley a jej1 6leta dceruska
Linda Rose byly zabity, kdyz
do jejich auta vrazil Wax. TIE
tt osoba v autu, H. B. Hyde Sc
zachranila tim, re z auta "a
yeas vyskocila. Manuel a otec
zabitych pracoval prave ma sve
farme nedaleko osudne krizo-
vatky a byl sv6dkem teto ira
gedie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

V Gibbon ucinil konec sve-
mu zivotu 5Olety Dave Dvig-
gems, zenaty muz a otec peti
dftek. StTelil Sc do hlavy v
chlev6, kde manzelka pozdeji
nalezla jeho mrtvolu. PTfbuz-
nj Sc domnfvajf, re spatne fl
nancnf pomery jej dohnaly k
zoufalstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

V College Station, v Texasu,
Sc sdeluje, re soutezi farmaf
skych hochG, sdruzenych We
All klubech, pc celych Spoje-
nych Statech byl Jindrich Kve-
ton z Alternately jmenovan
jednim z celonarodnlch vitez1
Soutez Sc vedla v nejlepslm
farmarskem knihvedeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Vichr poskodil krajana.

z texaske Prahy sc sdeluje,
re krajanu Adolfu Fajkusovi
odnesl vichr veliky sennik ne
kolik stop cd mfsta, kde stall.
Krajan, bydl1cl ash dive mile Sc
verovychodne cd Prahy, pravil
re dostali tam takovy lijak, ma
jaky Sc nikdo nepamatuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

We Filadelfii general Smed-
ley D. Butler, ktery byval We
litelem marind a byl jiz neko-
lik let ma odpocinku, zemfel v
nemocnici lodstva. Bylo mu
SO let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
81 rokG " jednom dome.

V McGregor, Iowa, Eliza
beth Denning oslavila sve 90.
narozeniny v temze dome, do
nehoz vkrocila pred 81 lety ja-
ko 18leta nevesta. Nynl vede
domacnost pro sve diva syny,
kteri jsou starymi mladenci.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Rummage Sale Planned
Friends of France, Forced to Move,
Will Sell Entire Stock

The building occupied by the
American Friends of France has
been leased and the relief workers
must move Friday to make the build
ing ready for the new tenant July l.
The organiza ton, having no place
to store its wares, will hold a rum
mage sale tomorrow. Everything in
stock will be sold. The sale will
begin at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mondell Gregg, chairman. has
announced that all wearing apparel
has been dry cleaned and is ready
for use. Mrs. Gregg will be assisted
by Nine. Lombard, wife of the
French military attaehe; Mrs. Lucius
Wilmerding, jr.: Mrs. Meade Fletch-
er. Mrs. Eugene Carusi. Mrs. Moran
McConihe, Mrs. Harold F. Loomis.
Mrs. Sidney Lee. Mrs. Helen Ka-
koyannis, Mrs. Theodore Dominick,
Mrs. Edward Acheson and Mrs.
Marshall Exnicios.
Mrs. Arthur Woods, chairman of
the Washington Committee for the
American Friends of France, is in
Evening star., 1940-06-26
News Notes of Suburbs
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and Daughter
Return to Arlington Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox with
their daughter. Cheryl Cox, are
again in their home in Arlington
following several days stay in Pitts
burgh. where they were the guests
of Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Siebert. They were joined
in Pittsburgh by Mrs. Cox's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Wooten. and their daugh-
ter, Sue Jean, of Tucson, Ariz.
Miss Nellie Hewitt, her brother,
Mr.. Jack Hewitt; Miss Rosemary
Kelley and Miss Aurelia Godfrey
have returned to their homes in
Silver Spring from Flushing. N. Y,
where they visited Miss Hewitt's
former classmate at St. Joseph's
College, Miss Marjorie Heslin.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sousa are back
at their home in Silver Spring from
San Francisco, where they had been
visiting for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Donald Miller of
Arlington Village left Yesterday bv
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Residential Washington
Mrs. Frank S. Hight Arrives Here
From Her Home in Massachusetts

Mrs. Frank S. Hight has arrived
in Washington from her home. in
Fitchburg, Mass, to spend about a
month with her son-in-laW and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c..
Quinn, and make the acquaintance
OF her grandson, Joseph c. Quinn.
jr., born Monday in Columbia Hos
pital.
Mrs. Hight has made her home in
Fitchburg with her sister Mrs. L. H.
Greenwood. since the death of Mr..
Hight and has returned frequently
for visits in this city. where she has
a host of friends. Mrs Quinn be-
fore her marriage was Miss Phyllis
Hight.
Mrs. Allen Bevins Reed has re-
turned to Washington after attend
ing the commencement exercises at
Smith College Mrs. Reed visited
friends in Hartford, Conn, before
returning.
Mrs. Jennie Edmonds Wright.
second vice president of the w. C..
T. u. has returned to the city from
a Seven-month visit in Florida. Mrs.
Wright is the guest of Mrs. Heber H.
Votaw, sister of the late President
Harding, at her home, in Takoma
Park.
Mrs. Lillis Henderson and her sis
ters, Miss Mary Henderson. Mrs.
Grace Russell and Mrs. C. o. Louder
of Charlotte, N c., are visiting their
nephew. Mr.. Charles Clifford An
drews. They will leave later for
visit to the Worlds Fair in New
York Mr.. Odell LoWder is accom-
panying his mother and aunts.
Mrs William o. Ohm Is spending
week at Haddon Hall at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Timothy S. Tincher enter
tanned at bridge luncheon Monday
at Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. w. Mel
son Hunter of Philadelphia, who is
visiting her parents for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tincher will leave
with their daughter next week for
Evening star., 1940-06-26

New York and will be back tomor-
row in time for the sale. Mrs. r. H.
Dunlap is vice chairman of the COM
mittee.
The sister organization-the Urg-
ent Relief for France Committee
is carrying on its efforts in behalf
of the needy and is maintaining
headquarters. at 1888 Connecticut
avenue, former home of the Heigh-
Ho Club. The women sew and knit
garments for the needy there every
day except Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Barnett is chairman OF
this group and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr
vice chairman. Mrs. Harry K.
Hickey is among those who have
worked from morning to evening
seeing to the packing of warm
clothes for shipment to the French
people
Many letters praising the COM
mittees work and expressing graft
tude for help have been received
by Mrs. Carlos del Mar, who is pub
icity chairman.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Miss Alice Fracker
Engaged to Wed
p. A. Randall, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Fracker an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Lorraine
Fracker, to Mr.. Philip A. Randall.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Ran
dali of this city, formerly of Upper
Darby, Pa.
Miss Fracker, graduate of West
ern High School, is a former stu
dent of Wooster College and re-
ceived her degree June II from the
George Washington University.
She is member of Phi Mu Sorority
Mr.. Randall, also a graduate of
Western High School, attended
Maryland University and has COM
pleted his second year OF law at
Southeastern University.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Baltic Society
Honors Couple

The Baltic American Society en-
tertained at supper at the Parrot
tea room last evening for DR.. Ellis
Haworth, president. and his fancee.
Miss Elaine Erwin. Mr.. L. j. Esunas.
secretary of the society. was toast
master. Those present included Mr
and Mrs. j. r. Roszel, Mr. and Mrs
John Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Schoenlng. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett B
Ansley, DR.. j. de S. Coutinho. Mr.
William Piran. Mr. Charles Laukai-
tbs. Mr.. Anthony F. Zilinsky, Mrs
Alice Ingersoll Thornton, Mrs. vir-
ginla Woodin Miss Vera J. GaudeI
Miss Mildred Miezis and Miss Ann
Walatkus.
Evening star., 1940-06-26


Mrs John Hnckley will spend the holiday
beautiful family place Herkimer County Y The Walter
ppes nave cottage at EaSthampton
ALREADY has left for her residence joined
oy Lawrence over the coming
can manage to
MAI and Mrs David Barry and their
arrived and completely besuing little Nonqut
Mass where they will find Washington
Frederick Bookes the Reginald
young Richard Grihhns and the Misses
MI and Mrs Carroll Morgan
Tor the latter party of July and perhaps
are in the COOL house which mother
just from the they are now
tanning Pat Day Young Carroll Morgan-we that his
1aher isn't also young but Morgan
Wheh ne feet tanD and Buddy"
Naorlses nave gone to the West Coast to visit
Also on for a visit his Is of
Wlhsm MacCracken who has back mothers home
state Iexas for series of visits
Weoo nave gone to California Jenkins
VIII visit them when she
VINO now in Philadelphia the
Representative Wgeeswoh will
summer home in Manchester Mass,
MIS- Lewis Clark is with family,
Covngon at their house in Cafbury
Will join her the Chpin will take
Ir summer vacation in Maine and Harrington
them there next week Mrs Nathan in Chicago tor
s with her and daughter
VIII later go to Bar Habor Me- where Ralph
ou not until september he hopes
there for the months when he will work
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Social Interest Centers
On Weddings as June
Draws to Its Close
Miss Margaret Treadway
And Mr.. William M. Sloan
Are Married in New York

Socially
to close the last filled
stately churches arace decorated charming gardens
washington particularly
Margaret Mackenzie
Allen
Mlgan Sloan of Mr.
Balyracke
In ST James Church.
of
River Club.
Of
bridge Mass by
by her mother, Mrs Kalt Treadway of
The altar had Easter lilies white larkspur
bridegroom ocaed
the the Darlington Richards
Miss Pamela Brinton
Miss Pamela Bnon maid of honor and the brides other
Ruth Auchincoss cousin
Miss Helen
Cold Spring Habor
cassmate the
Princeton, N j. another
bridegroom.
brother Mr. Bennet Sloan
Soan
the bride; Mr Henry G H Fring
Frelnghuysen Mr. Jonathan Mason Mr.
Philadelphia Mr. John saltonsta of Boston
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Social Work Council

The Social Work Publicity Coun-
Gil will hold dinner meeting
tonight, beginning at o'clock, in
the Young Women's Christian As
sociation Building, Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Miss Beatrice Hodgson, chairman
will preside during a discussion Of
social agency publicity programs for
the fall.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Concert to Benefit
National Symphony

A garden concert for the benefit
OF the National Symphony Orchestra
will be given Friday evening at 8
o'clock in the home of Mrs. r. T.
Marye at 1900 Twenty-fourth street
North, Arlington, Va.
The program will be given by
Miss Helen Ogle. violinst. Mr.. Victor
c. Neale, pianist; Mrs. Susan Oliver
soprano; Miss Julia Schelling, lee
turer: the Marian Chace Dancers
and Miss Doria McWhite and MI.
Charles Granwell,
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Columbia Delphians
Elect Mrs. Tupman

Mrs. S. c Tupman has been elect
ed president of the Columbia Del
phian Chapter. succeeding Mrs.
Hunter B. Linton, who was honor
guest at luncheon last week mark
ing the completion of her term of
office. Mrs. Linton received the
past president jewel from Mrs. C.
M. Jansky, jr., first president of the
chapter. The luncheon was held. at
the KenWood Country Club.
Other new officers of the chapter
are Mrs. K. B. Jacob, vice president:
Mrs. F. E. Weick. secretary, and
Mrs w. B. Nairn, treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
Visitors Here
From Nebraska

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Jefferys of
LIT Leland street. Chevy Chase, have
as their guest Mrs. Jeffery's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, Irl
Stebbins and their two daughters.
Nancy and Sally of Gothenburg
Nebr. Mrs. Jefferys and Mrs. Steb-
bins are the daughters OF Mrs. w.
t. thompson and the late Judge
thompson of Lincoln, Nebr.
Evening star., 1940-06-26
By the Way
Beth Blaine

summer plans: Mrs Monden Gregg will
with the Hugh Auchncose who have taken
the summer About July 15 "Doty"
friends ranches in Montana Wyomng-aer
Santa Fe to with
house there
The Samuel Beaches their two daughters
sammy are OIL for Cape May and have the
Evening star., 1940-06-26

the latter's summer home in the
Poconos where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. John w. BraWner has closed
her home in Wesley Heights and
has leased house at Cape May,
N. j., for the season.
Evening star., 1940-06-26

a member of the faculty of the
public school at Lovettsville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Kent
vile, parents of the bridegroom,
we're among those at the wedding,
and others from out of town were
Mrs. George D. Raymond of Bos-
ton, Mrs. Philip Campbell, Mrs. W..
B. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lam
bert and DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Barr
of Washington: Dr. and Mrs. w. C..
Barr jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
D. Neale of Falls Church.
Miss Doris Kaufman
Weds Mr.. James Jones.
The marriage of Miss Doris Kauf-
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Herbert kaufman of 1924 Myrtle
avenue NE. to Mr.. James Edward
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs William
B. Jones of 1477 Columbia road
NV, took place at Mount Rainier
Christian Church Saturday after
noon at O'Clock The Rev. Fred
Lothar Miller, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony before an
altar banked high with palms and
baskets of flowers.
Mr.. William Lloyd Boyer of Cort-
land, Ohio, a Hiram College mate
of Mr.. Ronald H. kaufman. brother
of the bride, sang before the cere-
mony. He was accompanied by Miss
Jean Bon Durant. who also played
the wedding music.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white
gown with a satin bodice and a
shower of tulle over a satin skirt.
The long, puffed sleeves came to a
point at her hand. Her fineer-tip
veil was held in place with a cluster
OF orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses. lilies
of the valley and white orchids.
Miss Mary K Bates. a Delta
Gamma Chi Sorority sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and her
only attendant. She wore a pink
mousseline de sole dress made with
inserts of lace on the net underskirt
and short, puffed sleeves. She car
ried a bouquet of pink roses and
blue. delphiniums. Her shoulder
length veil was held in place with
a coronet of the same flowers.
Mr.. Ralph Cole was the best man.
Mr. Fred M. Jones, brother of the
bridegroom. and Mr.. Ronald Kauf-
man were the ushers.
The brides mother wore a gown
OF blue chiffon with a corsage of
pink roses. Mrs William B. Jones.
mother of the bridegroom wore a
white dress and a corsage of tails
man roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony reception was held at the
home of the brides parents for rela-
tives and close friends. Later the
couple left for a wedding trip to
New York City and the Worlds
Fair.
The brides going away costume was
white dress, over which she wore
colorful striped jacket and white
accessories. She wore a shoulder
corsage of orchids
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will he ar
home after July l at 1245 Neal
street NE.
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had there last year. Dr.. and Mrs. Robert
Moran will also summer at Cape May
with their small boys in the cool ocean,
front cottage they bought and remodeled
several years ago. The Leonard Blocks
are house hunting at Rehoboth Beach
always popular with Washlngtonians-
where Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hinton also
will take their vacation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Green liked Ventnor, N. j.. so
well last year that they have again taken
the same house and will leave here the
early party of july
The William Doellers, Malcolm
McConihes and Lee Warrens are
faithful to Narragansett, r. l., and
July will find them all settled at this
attractive resort Mrs. Pearsons Rust
will Fourth -of-July" with the Will
liam Reyburns in New London,
Conn, and the Blaise de Sibours and
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Miss Bette ROsenthaI
And Mr.. Stein Married
Miss Doris Kaufman
Weds Mr.. James Jones.

MISS Bette Annette Rosenthal,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
A. Rosenthal of the Westchester
apartments, was married yesterday
TO Mr.. Colman Brez Stein. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stein of 44O1
Chesapeake street.
The ceremony took place in the
ballroom of the Mayf1ower at -: 40
(See WEDDINGS. Page B-4J
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plane for Seattle. Wash. where they
Will sail for their new home in
Kodiak, Alaska. Mr.. Miller will be
stationed at the United States
Naval Air Base.
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Envoy Returns

The Ambassador of Venezuela, DR..
Dlogenese Escalante, has returned to
Washington after spending several
weeks in his native country.