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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

E0OalScSyGSa ScS!G9s GS9nseSEf
Cd tohotu dine vyhybal Sc Pie
city n~avstevam v lesovne vic
nez drive. Stale Sc to konecne
manzel1m Rehakovym napad-
nym a nasledkem toho doslo
jednou mezi mimi k dGlezite
rOzmluve.
Jan byl S Plecitym v lese,
Marticka "a nejakou zalezitos-
II We vsi, PAM revirnfkova veSla
k manzeli do pokoje, ktery mu
slouzil "a kancelar a oslovila
manzela: "Zda-li pax isl POGO
roval Marticku, jak Sc chova k
Plecitemu?"
Revfrnfk odlozil pero a po-
dival Sc ma svou PAM tazave, a.
lie mlcel.
'Myslim, re Marticka ma
Pleciteho rada," pokracovala
PAM.
Take 81 to myslfm," rekl re-
vfrnfk pc chvili.
Gale proc mi to pOvidas?
Mech je, at Sc domluv1 sami a
my potion k tomu Tekneme jen
"amen." TAX to z pravidla BY
va"
PAM zavrtela starostlive hla-
YOU: "Obavam Sc, re to neskon
cf tax, jak pov1das."
"Dej pokoj!" usmal Sc revir-
nix. oak by to mohlo jinak
skonciti?"
"Coz jestli Plecity Marticku
rad nema?"
PAM rekla to jaksi nejiste a
podivala Sc ma manzela pohle-
dem, ktery zrejme vyjadroval
jistotu, re manzel tuto domnen
ku vyvrat1. To take skutecne
hned ucinil.
"Jak ii jen table myslenka
pTisla? Takove devce jake ma
Sc Marticka, ably nemel rad?
Vypust to z hlavy! Ma il rad,
ale jestli il to jeste nefekl, ma
to jinou pTfcinu. Wy zenske ne
prijdete nikdy pravemu stavu
v9ci ma kloub. Povfm ii tax to
je, a wal bych ma to jed, re to-
mu jinak nenf. Plecity je cha
rakter. Wis, co :je to? Nevis?
TAX to mas. Holku ma rad, to
je jist6, ale vi, re il dame pen1-
re, a myslf 81, re kdyby 81 S nj
zacal, re 81 budeme mysliti, re
Sc O nj uchazf, k Will tomu, CO
il dame. Je velice citove zalo-
zeny, Ottawa Sc, Re bychom mu
vycetli, re Sc pod zaminkou
pfatelstvl S Janem vloudil do
nasf rodiny, ably tn zfskal bo-
hate nevesty. Ted snad rozu-
mis-, proc Sc chova tax zdrzen-
live a ami k nam chodit ne-
chce".
Gale Marticka no ma oprav-
du rada," namitala PAM.
"No, to Sc il neztratf," Tekl
rev1rn1k svym bodrym zpGso-
benz. "Laska nenf jake spiri-
tus, ably to vyvetralo. Sedf-li
TO opravdu dobTe, neubyde to-
no casem. Ale, Wy zenske, vi
dely byste nejradeji hned ty
konce."
PAM Sc nepatrne usmala:
Gale je mi Ito Marticky, kdyz
vid1m, jak touzf pc jeho laska-
vem nebo vTelejs1m slove, jak
je celia blazena, kdyz on pTij-
de sem, a on chova Sc stale tax
zdrzenlive. Mysl1m proto, re
by Sc mu nejakym zpGsobem
m6lo dati ma jevo, re bychom
prot jeho uchazen1 mic nena-
m1tali."
"Pros1m tebe, mech toho!"
rev1rn1k mavl odm1tave rukou.
"To by vypadalo, jake bychom
mu holku chteli hoditi ma kirk.
TOho, mysl1m, nebude zapotTe-
b1. Maj1-li sc radi, vsak sc dri-
We nebo pozdeji domluvi sami.
A ty sc Jim do toho neplet! To
mali zamilovanf Tide herald.
Wis, jakou radost jsem mfval z
tive matky, kdyz prisla S tebou
ma dostaven1cko."
PAM rev1rn1kova sc usmala.
Uspokojena vysla z kancelare
a rev1rn1k pokracoval klidne
We sve praci.
PlecitV VstOupil do bvtu Tfdi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

Nd, JANUARY IL. 1910
Sci do lesa. A mne by bylo
trapne. kdyby kazdy m1j Cd
chod z domova ~provazela 1z-
kostlivymi pohledy."
Jan podal pr1teli ruku a SITS
kl mu il vrele.
BUD bez starosti! Z1stane
to mezi Mani, ale ty bud opa-
trny!" fekl Plecity.
V.
Bylo ma pocatku rijna. Neu-
prosne prihlasoval Sc podzim k
Wade. Prselo list1 Sc strom1 v
selskych stepnicfch a lesy ma
kopc1ch kolem Zelan dostaly
pestre barry teto rocnf dolby.
Jakoby prfroda pred svym dlou
hym zimn1m spankem naposle-
dy chtela Sc pochlubiti nadhe-
rou barev, odrazely sc Cd tina
We steny jehlicnatych porost1
skupiny bukG Sc svymi zcerve-
nalymi listy a bile kmeny bTiz
ostre vynikaly z tmaveho oko-
Ii. Ma sezloutlych plochach
LUX sedely Tady fialovych kve-
tG oc1nu a hejno spackd pobf-
halo pc louce pTi silnici shane
JIG tn nuznou potravu a mezi
spacky prochazely sc dive vra-
ny, stale neco stebetajfce, ja-
koby spackG premlouvaly, ably
zdejs1 krajiny neopousteli a ne
tahli pryc, re lima snad letos
AMI neprijde.
TAX 81 to stebetani vran w.
svetloval Plecity, kraceje Cd
vsi silnic1 vzhGru k lesovne Re
hakove a pozoruje ty ptaky.
Musel Sc sam sobe usmati, Re
mt takova myslenka napadla.
Ale potion il rozpradal dial.
"Mus1me, mus1me. Wy i ia.
Jenze Wy mGzete odtahnouti,
kdy chcete a ia muslin cekati,
az mne odtud odvolaj1. Jak
jsem loni nerad videl ten pTi-
chod zimy! A jak Sc letos ma nj
tes1m! w ably tn byl konec
prosince a zbavil mne toho du-
Sevn1ho utrpen1. Jakou tryzni
jsou pro mne vTele pohledy je-
j! Jak rad rekl bych il: MAR
ticko, zlate d1te, miluji wasp
A nemohu, nesm1m! Jen pryc
Bude tax lepe. Sejde S oc1, sci
de S mysli."
Plecvity pohodil rucnic1, kite
rou nesl ma ramene a pTidal do
kroku. Rano postal mu Jan pc
detech lfstek sc strucnym OBJ
sahem:
"Vecer prijd jiste, hlasf diva
pod Skalkami!"
Plecity vedel, co to zname-
ma. Mes1c Sc ma to oba pTatele
tesili. PGjdou v noci do lesa
vyslychat T1jfc1 jeleny. Jeleny
. krale nasich lesG!
Kdyz Plecity dosel ma vrsek,
sklonilo Sc blede podzimn1 stun
&c k hoTe a z rybn1ka pod le-
sem vystoupila mlha. Valela Sc
nejprve v roztrhanych carech
pc svahu Ike vsi, ale kdyz sc ty
cary spojily, rozprostTela Sc pc
cele krajine, prevalila Sc i pres
silnici a Plecity pozoruje to, re-
XII ST v duchu: "Smutecnl zavoj
podzimu. Ale do lesa Sc ne
vtahne, v1tr tahne cd lesa. A v
devet vyjde mes1c. Bude 1pl-
mex. Jeste nikdy neslysel jsem
troubiti jelena. Tes1m Sc ma to.
Takovy r1j1cf jelen must po-
skytovati skvostne pod1vane.
Muslin uz1ti prflezitosti, dokud
jsem tn, v Chvalkove nebude
asi prllezitosti k takovym prf-
rodn1m divadl1m."
u RehakG cekali no s veceT1.
Pfinesla mu il Marticka, usm1-
vala Sc, zacala mu vycftati, re
tn uz dlouho nebyl. Plecity Sc
chtel jake obycejne omlouvati,
ale Jan, pfipraveny uz k Cd
chodu, pTerusil rozmluvu, rka
jake rozkaz: "Delej! Pdldru-
he hodiny name co j1ti. A ona
no nechala, at Sc nail"
Plecity prohlasil, re hrube
hladu nema a re by tedy mohli
j1ti hned. A tn zas Marticka
polozila mu ODE rucky ma rame
ma a tisknouc no ma zidli, diva
la Sc mu do obliceje takovym
oHHnTpo nNh1oIoyo Sx1S4oT;10 :.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

Plecity vstoupil do bytu rfdf-
chic, v ruce drzel svazek listin
a p~odavaje no T1dicfmu, Tekl:
"Prosfm, pane rfdfc1, abyste
tuto moi zadost laskav6 odes-
lal 1Tedne okresnf skolni rade"
Rfdfcf vyskocil prekvapeny
mi, a nez Sc do nj pod1val, ota-
zal Sc: "Oc zadate?"
Ma poducitelske m1sto do
Chvalkova," odvetil Plecity, a
jaksi smutne Sc usmal.
Rfdfc1 vyskocil pfekvaepny
Sc zidle: "Vy zadate pryc?Coz
sc YAM u mas nelfbf?"
"Jsem tn 1plne spokojen, a.
lie muslin sc starati o svou bu-
doucnost," vysvetloval Plecity.
Kfd1cf pokyvoval sedivou hla
YOU: "Ovsem, ovsem, ia bu-
doucnost. Zde mate til sta pa
desat, a Skola v Chyalkove je
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
PENIZE.
ROMAN. Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC.
Napsal BEDRICH
r 0 M N

sSGssnT3NsSr< .1ssneassn<3 3sssaln NJ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

V lese hladov."
A Jan Tekl strucne: "Jen Sc
najez!"
Ctvrt hodiny pc te vysli z le-
SONNY.
Ia lesovnou pfesli Clip stoja-
teho lesa a dosli ma prGsek, kite
ry 1stil mad vsf a tail Sc pTi-
mym smerem vzhGru do kopcG
z pocatku slo Sc jim dobre.
Prusek byl zarostly travou, kite
ra ted polozvadla lezela dosti
MICE a ch1zi neprekazela. Pc
ctvrt iodine bylo jim vsak stou
patti do kopce a pres jeho W.
chol Ease pc svahu doll. Zde
uz lezelo v prGseku mnoho bal
vand, jez bylo treba obchazeti.
Ia t1mto kopcem stall jiny vys-
81 "a tn uz byla costa kamenita
a tezko schGdna. Ale Jan znal
les velmi dobTe, mohl tn j1ti i
Sc zaveTnyma ocima. Sci ma
pred pc stezce vyslapane mezi
kameny a balvany a Plecity Sci
krok "a MIN. Bylo toho opatTe-
nj tfeba, nebot ma prGseku by
la tina; padaly ma nej stfny
strom1.
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

Ma pocatku prazdnin vypra-
vii Sc Plecity do Chvalkova.
Nesl 81 dopis rfdfcfho ma jeho
pTftele, ale konal tuto cestu ne
rad. Ved6l, re Dude Sc muset
pTedstaviti vsem clenGm mistnf
skoln1 rady a to byla vzdycky
costa krizova, pima ponizovan1
a pokoTovanf. Ale nebylo zby-
Il, chtel-li m1sto dostati. Chval-
kovsky rfd1c1 prijal no pTatel-
sky, coz ma Pleciteho mile p1-
5obilo.
"Dobre, re jste prisel," oslo
vii no. "Obehneme mistni skol-
nj radu. vfte jen proto, ably ne
fekli, re jste nejaky panovity.
Ale m1sto dostanete jiste. V
terne budete prvn1, to uz je no.
tove a s inspektorem jsem mlu-
vii. Navrhne vas. Ale mfsto
nastoupfte az cd prvn1ho led
ma TEST mne, re jsem vas po-
Andl. LAX pOJQm me nnoQ Onla-
dit ty kliky! Je to mrzuta ces-
ia ,ale must to byti."
sli tedy. Dopadlo to vsude
dobTe, clenove m1stni skolni ra
dy byli skutecne vesmes pr1bu-
mi f1dlc1ho a nasledkem teto
okolnosti prijali Pleciteho vsu-
de pflvetive vedouce, re je
chranencem je.jich pr1buzneho
a vsude mu take ruky-danfm
svou pomoc sl1bili. z Chvalko-
va odchazel Plecity Sc spoko-
jenym srdcem. Starost S neho
spadla. Mel j%istotu, re NIUE
uprchnouti pred laskou Mar
ticky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

Dohnalka uklizejfc rano u
Pleciteho, oslovila no S tvari
nejak ustrasenou: pane uci-
tel, neco bych Jim rada Tekla.
Moe dGleziteho."
"Tak pov1dejte!" vyzval il
Plecity bez ucasti, zabyvaje Sc
oblekanlm. Cekal nejaky YES
nicky klep, ktery chtel vyslech
mouth, jenom ably baba svnj u
kid nemusela provadeti mlcky.
"Tak poslouchaj, a co tomu
reknou,' zacala Dohnalka a
nechala ukl1zen1. "Chodival
sem do vsi nejaky Basaf a pro-
daval PLY. Jestli to bylo jeho
prave jmeno nevim, ale ia no
jinak jmenovati neslysela."
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Bows and Bouquets
By Jack .Arrinqfon

as M shy u @ e nas Of less ss.
vii, be happy learn March
0 will e % Tou Ha M % s en e % %
nss neWs e9 sisae later m S"' over ~
T don't know whether have enough talent to write for
pes ban saa @ WITH sn 1a
oh got three stories printed couple Of years ago he replied
One in Golfers in Cosmopolitan and in
recovered there lots Of people standing around:
v ss M Ma % Ss kna beside sn you
write for said
Nancy Lawrence home this week end from Ham College She
Es s Mark a' Dek na Hal
Her the ns M Gs qD nsr
Triangle Show maintains that he writing
Mark who with Freddy
in Florida About ago sail
the yacht They to voyage up the
ports fishing absorbing Lauderda
other lad feeling in rather whimsical
nam trees Sizes These they artcay about the
of the vessel surrounding the steering Wheel compass charts
they awoke find the captain Of the yacht
cation Of the finer things yacht ceopatra
making laughing stock
make him that truly great indifferent to the opinions
day Laudedale
Dssdilat t6lng the palms
might have been observed bobbng about her wake And the mu
pennington a
which Maitland Macdonald
A.C
that in when member royalty present
gathering it essential that
difficult
times, but generally it is rgdly adhered to.
time when Mr. Pennington Switzerland attended
which numbered Sophia
Prussia Mr. Pennington had to leave after order
having CO. Finally
there nothing the gentleman him
his
of everyone present.
there charming
Thornton Walker has left Florida will
Tony vacation the University
At Friday blond
Ann who just returned from Florida Also
Wentworth Lnebarger, complete
younger college
them Wohngton
Jimmy Boggs from Dartmouth.
Sidney Kent planning SWeebrar Friday attend
the
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Sled Party
Enjoyedby
Virginians
Other News Notes
Of Fredericksburg
Neighborhood

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Feb. 8.
Among those entertaining here on
Tuesday evening prior to the Presi-
dents Birthday Ball were DR.. and
Mrs. r. T. K. Cornwell, who gave
cocktail party for 80 guests, and
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lewis, who
were hosts at buffet supper.
The Rev and Mrs Dudley Boogher
have been visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Albert
Smoot, for several days in Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Wynham of
Washington and Miss Virginia
Wohlfarth of Brentwood, Md, have
returned to their homes after stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Young
Mrs. Young is now visiting her son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ Wyndam, in Wilmington,
Del.
Mrs. r. M. Haynes of Boston is
the guest of her brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman C.
Scott.
Miss Doris Call of New York City
Is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray C. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benoit Hosts
At Shedding Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benoit enter
tained at shedding party Saturday
evening at their home, Snowden, in
honor of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Handley of Norfolk. Partic-
ipating were Mr.. and Mrs. Handley,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Cowan, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Lindstrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch Spalding and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Taliaferro
Mrs. Alice Bullock has returned
from months visit to Florida and
Louisiana.
Mrs. Grant Alexander of Green
Evening star., 1940-02-04
DanceAmOne
Silver Spring
Activities ~
Dolores Sanford
Entertains at
WOodside Park

Miss Dolores Sanford entertained
at a dance last evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
M. Sanford of Woodside Park, Md
The guests were members of Miss
Sanford's class at Montgomery Blair
High School.
Mr.. Todd D. Cochran and Mr.
Eugene M. Thore are returning this
week end to their homes in Wynne-
wood Park from New Orleans, where
they attended convention Of the
Acacia Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. Arthur NJ May of Rockville
Center, Long Island, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Richard Junker, who
is at the Washington Sanitarium
in Takoma Park. Mrs. May is the
house guest of her brother -in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Francis
McDevitt of Woodside Park.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pratt enter
tained at bridge last evening at
their home in North Woodside.
Mrs. Amatucci Spends
Month in Florida.
Mrs. Thomas Amatucci of Sligo
Park Hills and her mother, Mrs.
Patrick Joyce, are spending a month
at Miami Beach.
Mrs. H. F. Sedgwick has gone to
Elizabeth, N. j., where she is visiting
her SON. in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Douglas Sears
were hosts at bridge last evening.
Mr.. Sears has just returned from a
weeks stay in New York City.
Miss Hazel Bischopp, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. F.. C. Bischopp, has
entered Stetson University at De
Land, Fla, where she will major
in physical education. Miss Bischopp
formerly attended the University of
Maryland.
Mrs. James A. Watson has gone
to West Palm Beach, Fla, where
she will remain until early spring.
Mrs. William Sheets is again in
residence at her home in Wood
side, after spending several years
in Washington. Mrs Sheets, who
is the widow of Maj. Sheets, has
with her nephew, Mr.. Mason Ball,
and Mrs. Ball.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Gonzaga's Alumni
Dance Tomorrow

Prominent members in educa-
tional, professional and business
circles of the National Capital make
up the list of alumni who are serv-
Ing as patrons for the annual
benefit dance being given by the
Gonzaga College Alumni Associa-
ton at the Wardman Park Hotel
tomorrow evening. Proceeds from
The dance will 60 to a fund from
which assistance is given to worthy
students at Gonzaga.
The Very Rev. Arthur A. OLeary,
8. j., president of Georgetown Uni
Versity and an alumnus of Gonzaga,
appears on the list of patrons.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Wedding
Plans Made
In StauntOn
Miss Anne Mosby
Will Be Married to
Mr.. Reese Cover

STAUNTON, Va, Feb. 3.-Invita-
tions have been issued by DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mosby for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Anne Burke
head Mosby, to Mr.. Reese Loring
Cover of Elkton and Harrisonburg,
Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese L.
Cover of Elkton. The ceremony will
take place Saturday evening, Feb
ruary II, at 8 o'clock, in the home
of the bride-elects parents. A re-
ception will follow.
Capt. Miles P. Refo, jr., U. S. NJ,
retired, and Mrs. Refo announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Mildred Lee Refo, to Mr..
Eberly William Carr of Balti-
more, son of Mrs. Henry Carr and
the late Mr.. Carr. The wedding will
take place in the early spring. Miss
Refo is great-great-gr granddaughter
of Light Horse Harry Lee. She made
her debut at the Norfolk German
Club last year. Mr.. Carr is a grad
uate of Loyola College and the Uni
versity of Maryland law school, and
is member of the Maryland Bar
Association.
Mrs. Fielding L. Olivier and her
daughter, Miss Katherine Olivier,
are spending some time in Washing
ton, having been called there by the
death of Mrs. Olivier's mother, Mrs.
c. A. Reeside.
Mrs. Peyton Cochran and Mrs.
B. o. Blackford, who spent several
days in Washington, have returned
to their homes here. While away
they visited Mr.. Peyton Cochran, jr.,
at Episcopal High School, Alexan-
dria.
Mr.. Charles Curry
Observes SD Birthday Anniversary.
Mr.. Charles Curry, one of Staun-
tons prominent lawyers, celebrated
his 82d birthday anniversary Jan
uary Is. A dinner party was given
by his eldest daughter, Mrs. Curry
Carter, and among those here for
the occasion were his son, Mr.. Gran
vile Curry of Bethesda, Md; his
daughter, Mrs. T. r. Spady of Har-
risonburg, Va, and his grandson,
Mr.. Charles Curry, I'd, from the
University of Virginia.
Miss Anna Gale Greenland has
arrived from Indianapolis and is a
guest of Mrs. James S. Clarke in her
apartment in the Stonewall jackson
Hotel.
Mrs. Samuel F.. Brown of New
burg. N. Y, arrived this week and
is visiting her son and daughter-in-
law. Capt. and Mrs. Warren Wood
Brown, in their home on Overlook
road
The Misses Mary Lou and Mar
garet Kent Bell spent several days
in Washington. Before returning
home Miss Margaret Kent Bell will
spend some time with her brother
in-law and sister, Maj. and Mrs E.
E. WISER, at the University of Mary
land at College Park.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

vile, Miss, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor F. Turner.
Mrs. ]. c. Attaway of Sperryville
is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil L. Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman E. Brown
and their infant son, Whitman
Elmer Brown, Sd. have gone to
Detroit to make their future home.
Mrs. Harry Greenbaum of Balti-
more is with her parents, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Tea for Danes
OF Loyal Legion

Mrs. w. r. Mulcher and Miss May
s. Clark will be hostesses to the
District Society, Danes Of the
Loyal Legion, Tuesday afternoon at
the headquarters Of the League Of
Republican Women, at Seventeenth
and N streets NV.
Miss Malvina Lindsay Of the
Washington Post will be a guest
Of the society and give a talk pn
The Gentler Sex" After the talk
Mrs. Mulchler and Miss Clark will
entertain at tea.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Engagement Is Announced
At Chevy Chase
Miss Martha Myers to Wed
DIR. Alfred Richwine in Spring;
Mays to Be Dinner Hosts

Mrs Henry Myers Chevy Chase
her daughter Miss Martha Ava Alfred H Rchwin
of Mr. and Mrs Ivan NJ Rhwne Washington The wedding will
take place the graduates
ington University.
The Assistant Attorney General Clark
eraned informally dinner Tuesday including
Justice William o.
F..
Mr. and Mrs Paul May will be hosts dinner party Tuesday
honor of Mrs father M RUPERT
celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Worthingon Cole McCeey guest
Glenn Royal Baxter Troy N
Evening star., 1940-02-04

MIS. IIcStOll D. hdVdlldBlI Wclc
hosts at a dinner dance for %
guests Wednesday evening at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laudick, jr.,
gave dinner party Tuesday eve
ming in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Graft, jr, of Denver, who are
their house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carmody will
entertain at cocktail party this
evening from Z to 9 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers were
hosts Friday at dinner followed by
bridge.
Mrs. F. P. Fallowfield gave lunch
con party Tuesday for Mrs. Carl
Kunde, Mrs Roy j. Allgyer, Mrs.
Robert Duncan, Mrs. L. Paul Win
ings, jr.; Mrs. Stephen B. Fuller
and Mrs. John Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon
Hosts This Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bacon, jr.,
will be hosts this evening at a buf-
fet supper, entertaining 20 guests
in their home.
Mrs. Lew S.. Molller had lunching
with her Wednesday Mrs. Lloyd An
keny, Mrs. Paul Alvey, Mrs. Charles
Sheppe, Mrs. Frank Troth, Mrs. Rob-
ert Straw, Mrs. William Orem, jr.,
and Mrs Clifford Mccormick. They
remained through the afternoon to
play bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Perkins have
visiting them Mrs. Perkins mother,
Mrs. Nancy Kidd of Houston, Tex.
Mr.. Howard Bollinger, jr., has
joined his parents for his midterm
vacation from M. I. T. at Boston.
Mr.. Bollinger has with him a class
mate, Mr.. Howard McJunkon. Mr.
and Mrs. Bollinger gave a dinner
party Tuesday evening for their son
and his guest.
Mrs. Philip j. Fischer entertained
ut bridge luncheon Wednesday for
Mrs Robert Amiss, Mrs. Clarence
Stein and Mrs. George Box. Mrs.
Fischer gave dinner party last
evening for her son, Dudley Fischer,
who celebrated his 18th birthday an
niversary.
Mrs. c. Ray Schrider entertained
at a birthday anniversary party
Tuesday for her daughter, Helen
Schrider, who is 10 years old.
Miss Margaret Linzel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Linzel, who
has been at Dickinson College, left
this week for De Land, Fla. where
she will enroll at John B. Stetson
University for the second semester.
Miss Patricia Sutton will entertain
at tea this afternoon from 4 to 6
O'Clock for the members of her soror-
ity at the Woodrow Wilson High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dotterer
were hosts at a dinner party last
evening.
Mrs. Roy ]. Allgyer entertained
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones
were hosts to IL guests at dinner,
followed by bridge Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving Smith have
as their guest Mrs. Floss Martin of
Pamplin, Va.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith, for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong
Of Washington are visiting Mrs
Anne Layton.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Bartels Back

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Bartel
of 1882 Davenport street have re-
turned from a months vacation,
spent at Lake Worth, Fla.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-03-15

glimpsed realities mingling to veil
her perceptions in roseate mist.
Six years separated her from the
summer she had spent at the cabin,
six crowded years filed with COM
plexities of which she had, then,
been unaware, the six important
years which had produced the Ga
briella she was at twenty-one. She
should have known. It was futile to
attempt to recapture lost emotion,
sad to go back
care there lights?" Kate asked.
"Of course" The mist of intro
spection cleared. Gay felt Kate
watching her, knew that Kate was
aware of some preoccupation with
held and unshared. Her fingers
CROPPED against the wall beside the
door. Then she laughed, a clear
amused laugh Of candid surprise.
There's no electricity" she said.
Kerosene lamps, my friend"
"Will there be kerosene? We
should have gotten a supply at the
store"
II forgot the light situation" Gay
moved away from the door. keep
your fingers crossed and I'll see."
There was oil in the lamp on the
table. A box of matches lay con-
veniently at hand. Gay placed the
flashlight on the table so that its
beam cut. in a horizontal shaft
across the room. AS she removed
the shade from the lamp her eyes
travelled along the bar of light, saw
in the clear circle against the hearth
a pair of muddy boots.
There's OIL" she said when the