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Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Rockville Statesmen
HonOred By Servel

Four Rockville men recently
were named for honorable men,
ton in salesmanship by George s.
Jones, sales manager of Servel,
Inc. The statesmen, who are mem
bers of the sales force of the Phil
lips Petroleum Company, are II,
M. S. Simons, w. Ralph Beall,
Winfield F. Hobbs and Ben J.
Lanier, all residents of Rockville
Mr.. Hobbs has been appointed
district manager for the Detroit
territory.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Lincoln High School
Boys Win HOnOrs

Agricultural students Of Lin
coin High School, Rockville, won
9th place at the annual stock and
grain contests, Arkansas State
College, Pine Bluff, this past week,
according to H. H. Morton, Agri-
cultural teacher and coach Of the
team. Included on the team were
Harry Stewart and John Owens
Of this county and Allnutt Reed
of Calvert County. The boys
representing Maryland received
their training at Ayrlawn farms
through the help Of o. w. Ander-
son, County Agent.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Police Arrest
Two Drinking
Place Owners
States Attorney, Chief of
Police And Liquor Board
COllabOrate In Cleanup
Campaign

Plain clothes Montgomery Coun-
ty policemen arrested the pro-
prietors of two drinking places
early this week for violations of
the Alcoholic Beverage Laws Of
Maryland. The arrests were made
after a conference between States
Attorney Ben G. Wilkinson and
acting Chief of Police Roy Bod
mer.
About ten days ago Wilkinson
received a letter from James W
Gill, attorney to the liquor board
stating that the Board had re.
ceived complaints Of irgegularities
at certain beer places. He urged
the States Attorney to act
promptly.
Feeling that the regular daily
inspections of uniformed police
men, inaugurated last summer
inadequate, Acting Chief Bod
mer and Mr.. Wilkinson detailed
plainclothes men to supplement the
present policing, which will con-
tinue, according to Wilkinson's
answer to Mr.. Gill.
Charged with selling after mid
night, Paul Bouis, operating
PauPs place, Wheaton, was the
first to be arrested. John j. Cur
tain, Conduit Road, was charged
with selling and delivering beer
to intoxicated persons. Ages of
mattresses as well as patrons Of
two places are being investigated,
says Wilkinson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Sunset Services
AT Sugar Loaf

A trumpet call by Secretary
Bessie Lee Athey, Jamestown,
from the top of Sugar Loaf
Mountain at $50 P. NJ. Sunday,
August 1S, will open the sunset
services of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Christian Endeayor Union.
Solos by Miss Margaret Will
son, Rockville, and Mrs. Gene
We've Burroughs, will precede the
talk by the Rev. C. A. Michael,
Oakdale. In case of rain the rally
will be held in Boyds Presbyterian
Church.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Mrs. Armstrong Honored

Mrs. Ellen Armstrong, one Of
Rockville's Oldest residents cele-
brated her Goth birthday this
past Sunday. Fellow-members Of
the Sunday School of the Rock
vile Methodist Church, assisted
in observing the occasion.
Mrs. Armstrong is the widow
Of the late Rev. A. o. Armstrong,
one-time pastor Of the Rockville
Methodist Church. She is a native
Of West Virginia and had resided
here about 45 years. She makes
her home with her only child,
Mrs. Rose Dawson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
w. Lawson King
Entertains Friends

w. Lawson King, Of Gathers
burg, entertained friends and en-
ployees of the King Motor Co.
and the Middlebrook and Wash
ington Grove Dairy Farms with
a fried chicken dinner at Snyder's
Inn, Middlebrook, on Saturday
evening, August 10. Music was
the special feature of entertain
ment.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Evans : Bouic

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Bouic,
of Rockville, have announced the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Vinson Bouic, to Mr.. George
Francis Evans, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Wilbur E. Evans, of Chevy
Chase, which took place Monday,
August IL, at All Saints Epis-
copal Church, Chevy Chase. The
ceremony was performed by the
Reverend Henry Teller Cooke.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Credit Group To Meet

A community meeting, sponsored
by the Frederick Production Credit
Association, will be held at the
PoolesviIle High School audi
torium on Tuesday evening,
August 20, at 8 p. m.
Merrick Wilson, agricultural
teacher at the high school, and
Thomas C. Darby, president Of
the meeting, will be in general
charge.
Educational features, a motion
picture and refreshments win COM
prise the evenings program.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Rockville Firemen
Concludes Carnival

Rockville Volunteer Firemen will
conclude their annual carnival
Saturday night, August II. At
that time announcement will be
made of the winners of automo-
biles given away during the fete.
The weeks program concludes
with the feature attraction Of
Cowboy Jack Andrews and his
educated horse.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Four County All
An-Stars Named

members were inducted into the
State All-Stars, honorary group,
at the recent All Convention at
College Park.
The new members include Betty
Jane Bryan, William /. King,
Catherine Crown, and Robert
Stiles.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Miss Jones To Wed
Mr.. Eiker Sept. %

Mrs. Josephine Lawrence Jones
of Silver Spring has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Mary Louise Jones to George
w. EiIxer of Washington.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, September %, at Grace
Episcopal Church, Woodside.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Miss Thompson
To Wed Mr.. DayhOff

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jackson
Rabbit of Washington Grove have
announced the engagement of Mrs.
Rabbits daughter, Miss Grace
Marie Thompson to Marion
Blaine Dayhoff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilford E. Dayhoff, Barnes
vile.
The wedding will take place
August 81.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
TakOma Park Club
To Honor Byron,
Radcliffe At Fete
1000 Persons Expected At
Annual Outing. F. Byrne
Austin In Charge

More than 1000 persons are ex-
pected to attend the annual outing
of the Takoma Park Democratic
Club at Meadow-brook Saddle Club
East-West Highway in Rock Greek
Park, Saturday, August II.
According to F. Byrne Austin
general chairman, political digni-
taries from national as we'll as
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas 3rd are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a
son, William John Thomas 4th,
born at the Doctors Hospital in
Washington, D. c., August IL.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15
E. Clagett Jones
Given Surprise Party

E. Clagett Jones, Darnestown,
president of the United Young
Mems Democratic Clubs of Mont
gomery County, was given sur
prise birthday party Friday eve
ming, August 9. Mr.. Jones was
completely nonplussed, when, upon
entering the Lotus Restaurant,
Washington, the band played
Happy Birthday To YOU"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1940-08-15

po.ss arsser Of AerOnautic Products
|Autio aASes Of American aero
ldiss products I. a by the Netherlands
"A S.un. IN the first four months Of
year tOtaled $l,2s6,2S2.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
La Orden Caballero de la Luz festejo aver la
adquisicion del edificio de la II Ave. y Gale ~
Asistio al acto una nutrida representation de las
Logias de Miami y Key West.
Entregaron las S~acerdotisas I'm Diploma al bon
dadoso hermano Enrique Garcia

rias pleas cubanas Y america
mas. Para el hubo muchos aplau-
SOS. WooGr9w - hiio dea AMIGO
y hermano Emilio Garcia.
Rosado comenz6 su tarea, CO.
mo maestro de ceremonies, ie-
yendo Ell acto de construction del
comite de fabrication y en- ella
aparece como p~residente, en-
1924, ell hermano Pintado. FL a.
no 1911, en- la logia Marti No.
IL, de Key West, ingres6 ell DR..
Pintado en- IA Logia y aver ase-
gur6 que a ella pertenecera
mientras viva,
Durante ell acto brindaron por
la Orden, elogiaron sus progre-
SOS y p%rometieron ayudarla en-
su desenvolvimientO, los queri-
dos amigos y hermanos Ramon
Fernandez Rey, presidente del
Centre Espahol; Paquito Gar
cia, presidente DEF Circulo Cuba
NO; Vicente Guastella, p~residen-
te de la Unione Italiana; Vic
tor E. Pasetti, expasado Supre-
mo Luminar, que de paso excu-
SO al CONCEAL Juan Pacheco; En-
rique Garcia, Ell querido herma-
no, a quien la logia Marta Wash
ington No. II, de Miami, lie en-
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

'~uTrwtdcnta dol e!ph opsmis-
tn, Henry Garcia y asposs pa,
vld Cowen Y esposa, re6tiio Fer
nandez, Emilia Garcia, Enrique
Garcia Y esposa, Faustino Cas-
tito, Isidro Martinez, Mona Mar
tino, Albert Lloret, Celestino
Qcintana, Eufemio Acosta, Juan
Gonzalez, Fernando Gonzalez,
Pablo Gonzalez, Florentino Diaz
Armando Lopez, Vicente Ber-
deal, Miguel Marrero, Francisco
Velasco Zubizarreta, Ramon Ro
driguez Parodi, Juan Gonzalez,
Vicsor Pasetti Y otros.
For 81 triunfo de aver, con ell
mayor gusto felicitamos de nua-
vo a la 0rden Caballero de "a
Luz.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

La Orden Caballero de la Luz,
representada por la Gran LOgia
del Estado de Florida, celebr6
aver un almuerzo para festejar
la adquisici6r del edificio de la
Doce avenida Y Gale 10, compra
do hace pocos dias.
Fue la nota Almirente del al
muerzo la vista de una hume
rosa comisi6n de los hermanos
de Miami y Key West, presidida
per ell querido amigo y quito pro
fesicnal DR.. Milo C. Pintado Y
su esposa.
FL almuerzO, hecho por Ell que
ride hermano Berdeal, padre de
~nuestros amigos Rogelio y Ser
gio, empez6 a servirse despues
de la una.
Jose Gavilan, e! Gran Lumi-
aar, presidia la mesa, teniendo
q su lado al DR.. Pintado, la Sra.
Pintado, hermanas y Miami y
iistinguidas personalities.
Gavilan explico ell motive del
a.to, festejar la adquisici6n del
lificio y al mismo tempo ha-
er constar que Ell DR.. Pintado
aresidi6 la primera comisi6n de
ignada en- Ybor City, por Ia
rden, en- favor de la c%onstruc-
ion o compra de un edificio.
Gavilan anunci6 que ell hernia
no Angel Rosado actuara de
maestro de ceremonies.
Durante ell almuerzo Ell quito
joven Woodrow Garcia, barfto-
no y pianista, TOGO y cant6 va
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
LAS PELEAS DEL R
Daniels contra Ell SoIdadO Clark

Frank La Marque no Sc duer-
me en- los laureles del tanto por
ciento y prepare un programa
especial para Ell viernes.
Reaparecera Ell soldado Mar
ty Clark, de MacDiA Field, te-
niendo de contrario a Maynard
Daniels, de Carolina del Norte.
Desde aver Sc encuentra Dan
iels en- Tampa, dirigido por Al
Fishel, y los peritos estiman que
en- esta OCCASION Clark no Sc luci-
"a.
Ell pGgil visitante hara hoy e
jercicios en- ell gimnasiO de la
Gale de Fraklyn.
Tratase de dos jovencitos de
excelentes condolences.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
Ybor, Dick Greco, a Quien aeon
panaba su bella esposa.

Ybor, Dick Greco, a Quien aeon
panaba Su bella esposa.
Queridos hermanos, entire e.
los aigunos jefes, sirvieron ell al
muerzo Y atendieron a los invi-
tadoS con su peculiar cortesia
Entire les asistentes anotamos
3 les siguientes invitados, her.
manos y hermanaS: Alfredo Ca
sarreal y sonora; Estela Fernan
jez; Sra. Angelica Grille, hernia
ma sacerdotisa, que ACADIA de re-
greSar de New York, donde pa
q mas &c un ano; Casimiro Her
nandez y eSposa, Armando Pc
laaz Y esposa, FructuoSo Muhiz,
81 espc a, Raul ,eg y esposa,
Diego Delgado, Lucia Betan-
court, Fiorencia Betancourt,
Gr&cisla Montero, Blanca Pc
rez, Blanca Rodriguez, Luis Mar
tinaz Y esposa, Rosa Maria Bra
yo, DR.. Milo C. Pintado y espo-
sa. Elena Martinez, Manuel PO-.
zas, Rafael Daubar, Dionisio
Gonzalez, Rogelio Rodriguez, vi
csnte Almoina, dueno del restan
rant IA Concha," de Miami;
Emigdio Martinez, Gabriel Be
cerra. ServandO Martinez, Juan
Martinez Martorell Y asposa, 10
Sc Rodriguez, Antonio Monter0,
Apolinar Perez Navarro, Benny
Andrade, Jose Gavilan y esposa,
Ibrahim Diaz, cronista de FL He
RADIO; Vlctoriano Manteiga, IS
pesos Dick Greco, esposos Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey, Paquito
Garcia, Vicente G~uastella, Elvi-
ra Gavilan, de las E~speranzas
del Hogar, Jesus Martinez, E
duardo Valdes, Luciano Inclan,
Placido Fernandez y esposa.
Claudio Hernandez, Daniel Pa
mo, Francisco Pine, F. E. Bis
.tsr y esposa, de la 0rden Caba-
lleros del Aguila de Orc; Maxi
mo Vallejo y esposa, noble jefe
del Castillo Crist6bal Colon No.
4; Rogelio Berdeal y esposa, Els
trella Lopez, Angela Lopez, Mar
garita Pita, Angel Rosado y es-
p0sa, Florentino Linares, Jose
Ramon Sanfeliz, el estimado com
panero; Angel Olivia y esposa,
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

treg6 un diploma de honor por
sus inapreciables servicios a IA
Orden. Enrique preSent6 al que
rido hermano Florentino Lima
res, uno de los fundaddoreS lie
ia Orden. Linares ingres6 en- 81
grupo constituyente, el ano
1873, en- la ciudad de Filade,fia,
Para los buenos hermanoS Car
Ic.a v Linares hubieron muchos
ap.ausos. Junto con Enrique Sc
hallaba toda su numerosa y que
rida familia.
Lr-andc e. Hno. Garcia fina-
fiz6 sus palabras, lie sucedi6 Ell
Hnc. Juan Maritime Martorall.
= Miami. quien record6 suS n
nos Dc Tampa y su algeria por
la vista.
Ha5lsrcn despues Rogelio
Bsrdeal, pa5ado Gran Luminar +;
Fausto Castillo, miembro de la
Logia Marti No. 3, de Key West
la mas antigua de la Florida; f.
lena Martinez, de la lcgia de Sa-
eerdctisas Marta Washington,
de Miami; 81 estimado herman0
y amigo Luis MARTINEZ Marto-
rel, de Miami, exvecino de Tam
pa. que p%ronunci6 un discurso
doctrinal; Claudio Hernandez,
Dc la Logia Jose Gonzalez Cuf-
belo No. A; Fernando Gonzalez,
de la Logia Francisco Ferrer;
Isidro Martinez, jefe actual de
la LOgia Luz de Cuba; Marga-
rita Pita, Celestino Quintana,
Eduardo Valdes, ell DIR. Milo C..
Pintado y nuestro director, Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, q. hizo q
res1men.
Rscord6 el DR.. PiItado sus a.
nos en- Ia Orden v su cariho por
las logias de Tampa y por los
aermanos que cen el colaboran
en- Miami.
PalaDras .eposa1as, lnteligen-
ties Y parsuasivas las del queri-
do amigo.
Nuestr3 director cerr6 les dis
aursos, en- nombre de la Ordcn,
y habl6 del significado de esta,
lie la Labor ll4 realiza y de la
necesidad que todos sus MEM
bros Sc unan en- estrecha lealtaG
para Estados Unidos y la demo-
cracia.
Fue presentado, pero no ha-
bio, Ell muy enthusiastic presiden-
.e de la Camara de Concrete de
La gaceta., 1940-06-17

ri jefe de esta secta, 81 1ez
Rutherford, hablara Ell dis %,
con este conocido tema;
La religion como un remedio
del mundo.
FL Auditorio Municipal ha 81
do contratado para que ell publ
90 pueda cir c6modGmente 81 dis
curse de Rutherford.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
LA LIGA INTERSOCIAL

Sc reunira manana martes,
en- Ell edificio de la Unione TIA
diana, la Liga International de
Pelota.
Ruega ell s~eoretario Sergio
Berdeal la asistencia de todos
los Delegates y subdelegados.
Faltan dos domingos para u
termination de la primera serie.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
LA DE LOS
TESTIGOS DE JEHOVAH

In Columbus, Ohio, Sc cele-
bra "a, entire los dias "a y % de
jul ., la convention de la secta
religiosa llamada los los Testi-
goS de Jehovah.
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
Kidneys Must
Clean uikddS

Excess acids, poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly BY your kiqneys.
Gettina IN Nights, Burning Passages, Back"
ache. SWollen Ankles, Nervousness Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under EYES,
and feeling worn out, often are caused oy
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney ana
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
Very FIRST dose OF Cystex gees right TO WORK
helpinR the Kidneys flush out excess eeidS
and wastes. Ard this cleansing, purifying
kidney action, in Just a day or SO, may eass
Nv make you feel younger, stronger ano
better than in years. A printed guarantees
wrapped around each package OF CysteA nn.
sures an immediate refund OF the full Cost
eVervthinR to gain ana nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee so ket
CYStex from your druggist today for only Soc
La gaceta., 1940-06-17
GLoGIADA DE COSTA
COSTA

No pase humillaeiones Jor .ener
Ia sara lleta oc grgROs. Aqui cs.
"a la ayuds. hi liQuido ZEMU,
podcroso s~uavl4ante, alivia rapi-
damente la c0mezon, Ell dolor y
cura ZEMO eoutlene 10 dc los
p%0derOsOs electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recemendados
por especiaiiStas de gran merIto.
Una prueba ie conveneera. Socks
60e , Sl.00. En- eualquier boti~A.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
By the Way
Beth Blaine:

very pleasant suddenly go military
their their dashng le
Maj du Capt Davidson The captains wife
introduced all this
Davdsons' adorable little Georgetown house 4.
Mrs Reed looking very with her simple dark
trailing fame-colored
greeted the arrivals remarked change
or might oeen scene DAVIDSON drawing
Sunday afternoon they lived
add this Illusion Marion
the bankers convention Atlantic City
father, Houston,
entertaining today
Che leaving tonight but since his friends able
from 1890 3o told
thought would rather expensive he ordered himself large lunch
said tell
light meal
the ordering lightly
Hershey,
draft chief Mrs Hershey Maj George Baker Mai
Benjamin Howell Francis Keeng his pretty wife and
1t Hogan who told he already halfway through
writing his book.
And while still on subject of Army
young
general exclaimed friend overheard
starting generals oce-how wonderful work
your down."
In town for several days and looking
Benjamin
Inc Vvacos Posey has taken house outside Philadelphia Media
with small
school at Lawrnceve we'll making trip glimpse
old friends the Capital Mrs
Wanton
by her friend Countess Felicia Gizycka
While
house woodey charge
Dutch Legation while the Minister is on leave.
THE Way
Anthony Rumbod Thirty
the better to house the small refugees they expecting from
England.
Evening star., 1940-09-30

Young are visiting their daugh-
ters and n-law, Miss Joy
Young and DR.. and Mrs. Level
lyn Leigh.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
MIR. Andrew Anselmo
Fetes Daughter,
Bride.Elect

Mr.. Andrew A. Anselmo enter
tanned last evening at supper party
which climaxed a round of social
activities honoring his daughter,
Miss Mary Louise Anselmo, whose
marriage to Mr.. Joseph c. Micha-
lowicz will take place Saturday.
Other parties given recently for
the bride-elect include a miscel-
laneous shower given by several who
will be bridesmaids in the wedding
Miss Rita Cooksey held a luncheon
and kitchen shower at her summer
home in La Plata. Nd: the Misses
Margaret MaZur. Maria Rosanelli
and Dolores Wyble gave a dinner
at Collingwood. and Miss Mary ST.
none was hostess at dinner at the
Mayflower Hotel. Saturday Miss
Jane Milovich entertained Miss An
selmo at luncheon, and tomorrow
a dinner will be given in her honor
by Miss Dorothy Kraft of Alex
andria.
Miss Anselmo has selected the
Misses Rita Cooksey. Margaret
Mazur, Mary Simone, Mary Jane
McCallum, her cousin, Alva Anselmo,
and Mrs. Michael A. Anselmo as
her bridesmaids. while her sister
Ursula will serve as her maid Of
honor.
Ushers include the MeSsrs. Joseph
E. Draley, E. Barron Batchelder.
Antonio F. Calaf. Thomas F. Nc
Mahon, Michael Anselmo, brother
of the bride-elect, and the brides
cousin. Mr.. Raymond Anselmo. Mr..
Michalowicz's brother Leon of Chi
cago will act as best man.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Recent
Weddings
Of Interest
Miss Jewell DuPre
Wed to MIR. Cofey
In Brookland

Miss Jewell DuPre and Mr. Wilbur
Ross Coffey were married Saturday
evening. September 2l, at candle
light ceremony at 9 O'Clock in the
Brookland Baptist Church. DR.. N.
Chandler Stith performed the
double ring ceremony, and the bride
was given in marriage by DR.. Albert
H. Powell of Durham, N. c.
Mrs. George Sunderland was the
matron of honor, and the maid Of
honor was Miss Margaret Wind
stein of Pittsburgh. Little Joan
Dougherty was flower girl.
Mr.. George Sunderland was head
usher and the best man was Mr..
Douglas johnson. while Mr. Charles
Coffey, cousin of the bridegroom,
was groomsman. Ushers included
Mr.. Jerry Smith. Mr.. Harding Basye
and Mr.. Robert Wismer.
The brides gown was of white
satin and blue velvet. with a shower
muff of blue and white satin covered
with gardenias and showered with
llilCS-Ol -lllC- Fdllcs 1IlC HldiQ VI
honor wore a gold taffeta gown and
the matron of honor was in rose
taffeta. She carried Johanna Hill
roses and bronze pompoms. The
flower girl wore baby pink chiffon
trimmed in blue and carried a
basket of sweetheart roses and fern.
The organist for the occasion was
Mrs. Dora Bennett and the soloist
was Mrs. Fay Swenson.
A reception in the church parlors
followed the ceremony. The couple
received under an arch of roses
and smilax and the rooms were
decorated with palms and baskets
of flowers. The brides mother wore
a wine velvet dress with corsage
of orchids Punch was served by
Mrs. Harding Basey and Mrs. Daniel
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Mrs. Conness
Goes to Boston

Mrs. Leland Conness has gone to
Boston. where she is the guest for
a fortnight of her cousin. Mrs Larz
Anderson. in the latters home, Weld,
at Brookline
Before returning TO Washington
the latter part of october Mrs. Con-
ness will visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morgan, the former editor in chief
Of the Boston Globe. staying with
them in their country home near
Boston. She will stop in Springfield,
Mass, en- route South and will join
Mr.. Conness in their apartment in
the Cumberland shortly after the
middle of October.
Evening star., 1940-09-30

The new Second Secretary OF the
Colombian Embassy, Senor Don Jose
Camacho-LorenZana and Sonora de
Camacho-Lorenzana have leased an
apartment in the Dupont Circle
where they are settled for the win
ter.
The Attache Of the Polish En-
bassy and Princess Hohenlohe have
given up their home at 1400 Thirty
fourth street NV. and have been
visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
Anthony j. Drexel, and Mr.. Biddle,
former United States Ambassador
to Poland, in their Philadelphia
home. Princess Hohenlohe probably
will spend much time in Phila-
delphia. while the Prince will carry
on his duties at the Embassy, join
ing her frequently.
Several Parties Given
Honoring Miss Cotter. Mr.. Smith.
A number of parties Yesterday at
tracted the attention of members of
Washington society, and others this
week will be equally popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fleming will
give a cocktail party this afternoon
honoring Miss Madeline Cotter and
Mr.. John Lewis Smith. jr., whose
marriage will take place Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Fleming, jr., will be best
man for Mr.. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cotter, par
ents of the bride ELECT, were hosts
at their place. Jolea, yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of their daughter
and Mr.. Smith. Another party for
them will be held tomorrow at the
home of Mr.. Clarence Dodge. and
the hosts will be the ushers in the
wedding. They include Mr.. Dodge,
Mr.. Kent Legg. Mr. Malvern Morse
and Mr. John Hamilton. A dinner
party Wednesday evening by DR..
and Mrs. Robert Coffey, jr, will
follow the rehearsal.
Mrs. Celeste Crosby Miller
Gives Party at Warrenton.
Mrs. Celeste Crosby Miller was
hostess yesterday, her party being
held at Viewtree, her home at War
renton. Va. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse and
Mrs. Shouses father, Mr.. Edward
Fllene of Boston. the French Naval
Attache and Nine. Benech, and the
Count and Countess Gramont.
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander
Lyons party at Glenview Farm. their
place near Rockville. was held for
members of the Military Order of
the World War Mrs Lyon had as
sisting her the ladies of the recep-
ton committee of the order.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Helen Robinson
To Wed in Fall

DR.. and Mrs. Maryus Curtis
Oldham Of Lancaster, Va. an
nounce the engagement of their
niece, Miss Helen Wickliffe Rob-
inson, to Mr.. Richard Cecil
Vingoe of California and Wash
ington. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard H. Vingoe of Coronado,
Calf.
The wedding will take place In
the early fall.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Miss Graham Married
To Mr., Henry B. Engle.

The Little Church at Fort Lincoln
was the scene Sunday afternoon
September Is, of the wedding of
Miss Mary w. Graham and Mr.
Henry B. Engle. DR.. Warren D.
Bowman, Washington City Church
of the Brethren. officiated.
Mr.. Leslie Jones sang preceding
the ceremony and medley Of love
songs was played by Mrs. Leslie
Jones on the chapel organ.
The bride. carrying an arm bou-
quet of white roses. wore a gown
Of white lace over satin with a cowl
neckline. long. tight-fitting sleeves
which came to point over the
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