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Evening star., 1940-04-10
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington and It's
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Yesterday afternoon the Naval Atace the Embassy
Admiral Alberto La cocktail partywhch q
his in the absence hs
wife italy had lovely daughter Edna act
hostess.
sgnona 1as has dark perfect creamy COM
obviously Of this since often party yesterday
her black crepe gown was simple but beautifully
bas the Naval Atache Nine Lombard
all IN blue from the British Embassy the Naval Attace
Howe and the Assistant Naval Attache and Ceby
the Italian Embassy stan including
Aahe Flo della Tore from the Charge
dAaires and Frau Thomson Military Aache and
Won Boettcher and the Naval Attache
party Capt and MRS Paul Baedo Col and Mrs
Fisk Maccrackens Col and Mrs. Truman smith Repre-
sentative Hennins Mrs Grimm de Maud her daughter Yoande
only did Debutante Ann Brown peas
but at recent parties they have been flowers used
the the
dining table was made entirely these blossoms all in pink
gowns spring wardrobe are smart
and attractive but favoe costume
Yesterday afternoon at ea black silk suit and black hat with
Ffoke Dewey also was in black worn with white ban and
Mrs Lawrence Baker just back from Palm Beach with beautiful
wore a gray flannel talleur and gray felt hat
turned from there She had
loved so much and found friends there that almost had
Kasa and her small daughter taking dancing
from the talented young artistic Evelyn de La Tour who have
dance recital lecture
Teaer An American by birth Miss de La Tour lived
so long she speaks English with a
She solo dancer with Leonide Maines Ballet
was chosen as American for Ruth st. Denis at the
International Summer School Of Dance held annually
England She has toured Hague
Bueno Aires and danced for
to call her dancing modern syncopae rhythm rather
Her great friend Miss ST Denis
ton for this intellectual dancer"
letter full of good wishes for Sundays performance
Interested include addition
Mrs j. Reynolds Senator
Mr. and Mrs Emil Hu Mrs Kefauver
tive and Mrs Gore Representative and Mrs Pearson Mr. and
Harold Hinton
Parties to Robbins cocktail
afternoon Mr. Mrs Hoffman Philips Friday
Bradley Campbs his Washington society,"
day.
Photogenc Mason returned Washington
night after three weeks vacation in Florida.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
French Ambassador
To Attend Concert

The French Ambassador, Count
de Saint-Quentin, will entertain
members of his staff in his box at
Constitution Hall tonight at $3.50
o'clock, at the final midweek concert
by the National Symphony Or
chestra.
Nine. Oumansky, wife of the Soviet
Ambassador, will have with her
Nine. Gromyko. Nine. Barayev and
Nine. Ovchinnikov. Col. and Mrs
Robert Woods Bliss will entertain
friends in their box. Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Droop will have Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Goodwin as their box guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe will
entertain Mrs. Walter R. Gherardi
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt Myers
will have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rowland Hill and Mime
Olga Averine. With Mr.. Edward G
Potter will be Mrs. w. H. Moses, Miss
Lena Hitchcock, Mrs. Charles H
Benedict and Miss Patricia Benedict
AS guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Corrir
Strong will be Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Eliot and Mrs. Harry January
Others who will attend include Mrs
Fisher Dunlap, Mrs. Emil Hurja
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker and Col. ane
Mrs. c. G. Schiffeler and their sor
Carl.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Weddings of Interest
Miss Elizabeth Matthews
Weds Mr.. Frank Black

of white snapdragons, gladion and
mixed spring flowers.
Mr.. L. L. Hurley was at the organ
and the violinist was Miss Helen
Ogle.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and mad the BRIDE
groom's sister, Miss Ruth O'Neil, as
her maid of honor. MI. Robert Bar
rett was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Charles Cullen, Mr.. Ernest
Burdette, Mr. John Grleve of Wash
ington and Mr.. Leonard Peter of
Silver Spring, Md. The altar boys
were Victor Trilling and Daniel
Gainey Of Washington.
The bride wore white lace gown
trimmed with chiffon and had a
f1ngertip-length veil of tulle net held
with orange blossoms She carried a
prayer book showered with lilies Of
the valley and orchids with ribbon
streamers.
Miss O'Neil wore white chiffon ap-
pliqued with lace, over lilac taffeta,
and carried yellow roses and laven-
der sweet peas.
Following the ceremony break
fast and reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, 4907 v
street NV. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Neil left for a Northern wedding
trip, and on their return here, where
they will live at 1916 Seventh street
NE, they will visit Mr.. O'Neil's
parents in New Jerse,. For travel
ing the bride wore a blue suit with
flesh color blouse and blue plaid
topcoat.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Barkley to Speak
At virginia Dinner

Senator Alben w. Barkley, ma
jority leader of the Senate, will be
the principal speaker at the ban
quet and dance of the Virginia So
ciety of the District of Columbia to-
morrow at 7:30 o'clock in the ball
room of the Willard Hotel. The
party will honor Thomas Jefferson's
birthday anniversary.
Among the distinguished guests
will be DR.. John L. Newcomb, presi-
dent of the University of Virginia;
Mr.. Edmunds Campbell, professor
of architecture, and Mr.. Charles r.
Fenwick, president of the Virginia
Alumni Association.
Mr.. Thomas r. Settle is chairman
Of the entertainment and Mr. Chris
topher B. Garnett, president of the
society, will act as toastmaster.
The University of Virginia Quar-
tet will furnish the music.
Evening star., 1940-04-10

A lovely wedding of yesterday was
that Of Miss Elizabeth Laurence
Matthews, daughter OF Mrs. Walter
Smoot Matthews and the late Mr..
Matthews, and Mr.. Frank Snyder
Black, son Of Mrs. Flora Snyder
Black and the late Mr.. Frank B.
Black Of Garrett, Pa. The wedding
took place at the home of the brides
mother on Appleton street, and the
Rev. Henry D. Collins performed the
ceremony at noon. Two friends of
the bride played the wedding music,
Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius at the
harp and Mr.. Charles Pentz present.
ing vocal solos.
The bride wore beige crepe gown
and matching flower hat, and car
ried Johanna Hill roses Her brother
in-law, Mr. Louis M. Weld, gave her
in marriage, and he, sister, Mrs.
Rodolph De B. Waggaman, was her
matron of honor. Mrs. Waggaman
wore blue crepe gowr with match
ing hat, and carried talisman roses
Mr.. John Black. brother Of the BRIDE
groom, from Baltimore, was best
man.
A breakfast was served after the
wedding. Among the out-of town
guests were Mrs. Thomas G. Chal-
mers of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis M. Weld Of Meyersdale, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs, J. Carter Shryock
of Frostburg,. Pa.
For travelling the bride wore a
navy blue dress with a blue and
white flower hat and matching ac-
cessories. Mr.. and Mrs. Black will
make their home in Garrett, Pa.
Evening star., 1940-04-10

Keep your mind on your business
when your business Is driving.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Reception Tonight
To Open Council
At Seminary

Well known women from Wash
ington and other cities will gather
tonight at Mount Vernon Seminary
for the opening reception and mu-
sicale arranged in honor of the
10th annual meeting of the Mount
Vernon Seminary Council, which
will continue through Saturday.
At vonight's reception the dele
gates and guests will. be received
by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lloyd.
There will be a musical program by
Miss Sara Crigler, Miss Ann Hers
loft. Miss Virginia Kisselbach and
Miss Charlotte Stephenson. Nine.
Julia Elbogen will accompany the
young soloists.
Among other events planned is
q dance recital tomorrow afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. Among the young
women who will participate in this
program are Miss Mary Abernathy,
Miss Martha Blalock, Miss Audrey
Jones, Miss Adalee Kinard. Miss
Doris Knauer, Miss Polly Koenig,
Miss Jean Leasure and Miss BETSY
Smith.
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in
the Elizabeth Somers Chapel Joseph
Battista, pianist. will be heard in a
concert and later there will be a
reception.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Fri
day afternoon at the reception will
be Mrs Charles r. Lindsay, jr.;
Miss Mary A Nourse, Mrs. Allen
Moore and Miss Helen Kingsbury
Myers, Miss Anne Applewhite, Miss
Jane Booher, Miss Joan Leasure,
Miss Jean Love, Miss Mary McAllis-
ter, Miss Suzanne Morsell, Miss
Mary Sabine, Miss Charlotte Step
phenson and Miss Lefty Warren.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Residential Social Notes
Maj. and Mrs. Blinn Entertain
At Birthday Party for DR.. Hancher

DR.. John w. Hancher, former
president of Iowa Wesleyan College,
at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, was the
guest in whose honor Maj. and Mrs.
Randolph Blinn entertained last
evening. The event was a surprise
party celebrating DR.. Hancher's
birthday anniversary and among the
other guests were Representative
and Mrs. Francis Case, DR.. Winifred
Willard and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Fairman.
Mrs. Andrew D. Ellis gave an un-
usual lunch party yesterday when
she entertained in her home on
Connecticut avenue in honor of Mrs.
Binn. The menu was entirely
Chinese, served in the manner of
Chinese household. and the other
guests were Mrs. Thursten Porter,
Mrs. Fred Warfield, Mrs. Francis
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Miss Phyllis Browne
Marries Mr.. Lewis.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w Tilburg of 20
South Garfield street, Arlington, Va,
announce the marriage of the latter's
daughter, Miss Phyllis Marie Browne,
and Mr.. Joe Wallace Lewis, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Lewis of
Buffalo, w. Va. The wedding took
place Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tilburg at 2 o'clock. The
Rev. Walter F. Wolf, minister of the
Arlington Presbyterian Church, per-
formed the ceremony
The bride formerly lived in Wash
ington and was graduated from
Western High School. She also at
tended Montreal College, Mon
treat, N. G.
Mr.. Lewis was graduated from
Buffalo High School and has been
in the mercantile business at
Plymouth, w. Va.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis left for Buffalo, w. Va, where
they will make their home.
Evening star., 1940-04-10

Case, Mrs. Robert Post, Mrs. r. J.
Taylor, DR.. Winifred Willard, Mrs.
FELTON, Watson, Mrs. Nathan S.
Brierley, Mrs. Charles Edward Fair
man. Mrs. H. Stuhmann and Mrs.
Edwin Duff.
Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong this week
is leaving Winter Park, Fla, where
she spent the winter for Winston
Salem. She plans to stay there until
April 20 and then return to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Bertha M. Trupp Of 4837
Kansas avenue was honored at
party given by group of friends
Tuesday, April 2, in celebration of
her birthday anniversary. The party
was held at the Russian Troika and
(See RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Miss Eleanor Gates
To Wed Mr.. Crum

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Murray Gates,
ST.. of Kingston road, Narragansett,
r. l., have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Eleanor
Marion Gates, to Mr.. Terrelle Blair
Crum, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
I. Crum of Washington. D. c. The
wedding will take place in June.
Miss Gates is a graduate of the
Rhode Island Hospital Training
School for Nurses, and will grad
uate in May from the Providence
Bible Institute.
Mr.. Crum was graduated from
Central High School here and re-
ceived his B. A. degree from Brown
University and his M. A. from Har-
ward. where he now is working on
his Phi. D. while teaching at the
Providence Bible Institute.
Evening star., 1940-04-10


Delegates to D. A. R. Congress
At Tea Tuesday Afternoon
The Chinese Ambassador for
dinner next Wednesday evening when he will
the which years
Bell for the residence Of the Chinese Ambassador.
Mrs Henry Wallace Secretary Agriculture will
entertain at Tuesday afternoon
Hotel Her guests will be Iowa delegates Congress
were
the ranking the dinner
sador and Senhoa de Martins.
Spanish among the
the dinner evening
Doyle London entertained the
resided fortnight.
York Baron who is duty the office of the Naval
Aahe the
Walsh Mclean Miss Vera Bloom Mr. Winthrop
Murray Crane, 3d. of Dalton, Mass.
McNary Charles cNary hostess at tie.
guests
$3.50 pictures
the Mcary ranch with the hostess the
the pictures.
pictures Nine Ertegun
McCook
Representative
tea Wednesday
D. A. R. Congress
Representative will entertain at dinner this
evening at the Sulgrave Club.
Military Air Embassy
de Machado dinner last evening compliment
White who will sail Sunday for
United States Embassy Rio de aneiro Other
Mrs John Crane, and COL Miller
Additional reception
and Mrs White received with their hosts
Judge Ernest of Tax
Appeals and Mrs Van
21o1 Connecticut avenue Mrs Russell Hoher Chicago.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Maine State Society
POstpOnes Dance

The Maine State Society has
postponed the reception and
dance planned TO, tomorrow
night, due to the death of Repre-
sentative Clyde H. Smith Of
Maine.
The affair will be held Thurs
day evening, May 2, at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Miss Karig Wed
To Mr.. Smith,
Parents Announce

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Karig of
Seminary Hill, Alexandria, have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Karig, to
Mr.. Edward Alexis Smith, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Harmon
Smith of Janneys Lane, Alex
andria. The marriage took place
in Bennington, VT, November "A,
1899. The former Miss Karig is a
student at the Boston Museum
School of the Fine Arts and will
continue her studies there.
Evening star., 1940-04-10
Miss Frances Russell Linnane
Weds Mr.. O'Neil.

The wedding of Miss Frances Rus
sell Linnane, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Linnane of this city,
to Mr.. Andrew John O'Neil, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. O'Neil of East
Orange, N. j., took place Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock in st. Patrick's &
Church. The Rev. James E. Cowhig
performed the ceremony in setting
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08
TWIN TOWN TALK

journalistic Bunders: Minneapolis
offensive pickannny under the photo Phyllis
Wheaey MnneapOans
sheet doesn't mind getting calls such bulls should
turned the offending through its editors Telephone them
write them letters!
Tuesday Cedric Adams apd into old using the vulgar
prejudice building of his paragraphs Cedric
admirers cooed folk lot of them
known product which his nightly broadcast and SaJouna
circulation the sepa population good BUT Cedric doesn't
that vugarsms reminded
before both his and his suffer loss of friends
The female impeOnaO who the Cef Club fooled
Sarge SraOn clerk the Servie Two people
tried nOnhalan night early Sunday when
somebody whispered the coming and cbatO headed
the back dOOr Are BOyd New Nifty Cafe with its bar
drawing the crOwds It's still hard beat the Es Rest
have evening of pleasure pleasant surroundings ST. Paul
excited Monday rumOred that the divorce well
known couple about be heard When opened $3.50
of curious hand They disappointed when the
called and the plaintiff defendant the
table The with
couple who plan have their knot united Political
Washington yearO told
she for Wendell Wilke When asked why said
him didn't him
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08

result of their grueing battle that pulled
Northwestern last Saturday 1872 The Wolverines
day off while the Gphers taking strongest foe they had
win.
AS far actually know the Gophes through
n combat in good shape physically with the possible exception
Pukema On the other hand Michigan crppwe the
big question is the boys of Bernie Bman
against Tom Harmon and Company?
Now lar be from us to promote gambling and similarity
institutions purely concdenta
laying the line that the Gophers the season un
defeated.
Halle Brown continues town victories
Last Sunday the Mdgets travelled Hastings
Angel team 26 Touchdowns scored by
Brown Lafayette McGe Edgar Pillows Harper whose
line pungng featured the On the line Percy Zachary and
Harold Harris opened big holes for their backs
lhe Twin City High School championship
OF St. Paul and Roosevelt High Minneapolis will be played
Stadium in st. Paul Armistce Day, November II.
Halle Brown Juniors Tuesday defeated Martin
Of Minneapolis 26O Cotton star for the winners
The ASars coached by Albert Washington former De La Sale
star.
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08

Ans: Stick to your husband for
he really hasn't done anything that
would make you not trust him o.. q.
he just gets jealous and pitches
fits but that is to be expected by
any husband if he has a cause. You
could be satisfied and happy with
him if you tried a little harder.
L. NJ: had downfall and will
be over it soon. am disappointed
very much by the other party not
responding at all to "our" trouble.
He. knows all about it and want
to know if should write him again
for the fourth time?
Ans: This boy isn't going to an
swer your letters and he is taking
none of the responsibility un-
less, of course, your PARENTS get
in behind him and have him
brought back to town. If you want
to handle it this way he will
have to marry you, but if not, just
remain quiet and let the gossip,
ETC., die down as quickly as pos
sible.
M. F. S.: Please, Sir, 1 want to
know why my husband goes off
with other women and spends his
money and doesn't stay at home
and help me. Now have told him
that he could just stay as he has
been gone six years and comes
back and forth some times.
Ans: You're quite right if
he doesn't intend to stay at home
and bring his money to you, let
him stay away entirely. He has
the idea that he is being a swell
fellow among the ladies and doesn't
have sense enough to know they
are pulling his leg.
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08

MRS. VATRINE MACK (Ozora's
mama) is Just too lovely. (Boys,
you're barking up the wrong tree.)
=. The BOB PIERRE-RUTH
MILLER duet is still very much in
tune. The new interest in town
is this EDELBERT RODGERS,
who is working at the Minneapolis
Urban League. 'Tis said the gals
are lining up both left and right.
.. Who is RAY PHILLIPS love
interest these days? Gould it be
over towards st. Paul way?)
Tale of Two Cities:
What Lochinvar round the two
towns not very long ago presented
a certain "fiy by night gal" with
lovely gold wristwatch with dia-
mond insets for an engagement
present? And is our Lochinvar
ever in a fix now for guess where
the diamonds originated from?
Well, it seems as if our hero (or
shall we call him cad) took the
diamonds from a very valuable
brooch which his step-mother had
had in her family for many years
and ne had them placed in his
g. f.'s new watch. The mother in
question has the police working
on the case at the present time and
boy is on pins and needles pray
ing that the police don't discover
his theft and he's also paralyzed
with fear over the probability of
his mother discovering his secret.
(The mamma is said to have quite
a bad temper and l mean bad.)
Problem :. Should he (Lochinvar)
confide in his girlfriend and ask
her for the diamonds or should he
confide in "mama," or surrender to
the police? What would you do?
(Well, guess he'll do the same
thing, too.)
Well, friends, I'll have to be hur-
rying along but I'll certainly be
lOokin' your way again next week.
Your Pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08
THE SPORTLIGHT
By Jimmie Lee

Perhaps dear readers tired of writing about the
the Golden Gophers that the National
settled believe that the national issue Mime
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08

K. I. B.: The young man l met
while on the beach this summer
promised to write me and am just
hearing from him now. He wrote
me very ardent love letter and
says he is coming thru my city
soon. Should l see him?
Ans: Yes, indeed, for he was a
nice chap and did fall for you
pretty hard. Answer his letter and
encourage him to stop to see you
it is indicated to me that you
two will see a lot of one another
during the course of the year of
1941. l see a serious love affair
ahead.
r. B.: Must make the trip up
to Chicago that I have in mind or
would it be best for my mother to
go?
Ans: She is able to make the
trip and it would be best for her to
go along as she can do more good
than you could. There are certain
papers that must have her sigma
ture and it would delay things a
bit if you went instead of her.
M. E. ": I am a hard working
woman and have worked myself
nearly to death. Now when I get
well don't intend to work at all
and l want to know from you what
to do? Should I write these men
that l have known in the past to
send me money? I don't have
husband now you know.
Ans: Well if you have made
up your mind not to work, then l
feel that you had better marry
this man that is after you right
now. He is making a fair salary
and will do right by you. However,
you haven't worked yourself to
death you are run down it is
true but very few people in this
world ever worked themselves to
death.
A. B. B.: My husband is much
older than I am and he used to be
nice to me but don't have the con-
fdence in him that / used to and
am thinking about leaving him.
Advise me.
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08

sofa football club gaining recogni-
tion as the country's outstanding
football team-just amt, hey
such is the case of the Minnesota
gridmen.
And now next Saturday comes
the game of games. 1t will be
Minnesota against Michigan-and
Tom Harmon, hard running ALL
American, nations number one
public enemy for ground gaining,
etc. These two undefeated teams
not only will be battling for what
eventually may decide the western
conference, but also as far as we
have previously mentioned, top
ranking in National Circles. The
oretically, we believe the Gophers
will come up to this struggle in
far better condition than Michigan
St. Paul recorder., 1940-11-08
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Evening star., 1940-03-11
Pepper Charges Tobey
Wants to Be Murtvr

In reply to the threat of Senator
Tobey, Republican, of New Hamp-
shire, to refuse to answer personal
questions of the census enumerator,
Senator Pepper, Democrat, of Flori-
da charged in a statement today
that the New Hampshire Senator
wanted to become a martyr"
Senator Tobey is author of a reso-
luton to strip the Census Bureau Of
the right to ask personal questions.
Senator Pepper said:
II hate to deny Senator Tobey the
opportunity to be the martyr that
he so much desires to become by re-
fusing to answer the question on
wage and salary income in the 1910
census. The Senator will not get
the chance to 60 to Jail. The
enumerator who contacts him will
need simply to make an entry $4,000
plus and the shopping desires of
the census will be satisfied"
Senator Pepper charged Senator
Tobey with distorting other ques-
tions to be asked by the enumerators
The Floridian said several of the
questions had been on the census
lists since 1890.
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Nazi Ship Hanover
Burned by Crew..
British Announce
Freighter Overtoken by
English Cruiser in
Neutrality Zone
BY the Associated Press.

kos viz sanSoSiotSa 1903.
LONDON, March 1.-THE burning
and abandoning of the 5,60O-ton
German merchantmen Hanover by
her own crew when a British cruiser
caught up with her in the heart Of
the Pan-American neutrality zone.
was announced by the admiralty last
night.
The incident, about which a COM
munique gave only the barest de-
tails, occurred Thursday night in
Mona Channel, a 75-mile wide pas
sage between the Dominican Repub-
lie and Puerto Rico, where the
United States is spending millions on
outpost defenses for the Panama
Canal.
Sailed Last Tuesday.
Loaded with 5000 tons of ore and
lumber. the German freighter had
sailed from Willemstad, Netherlands
West Indies, last Tuesday in an at
tempt to run the British blockade.
The name of the British cruiser
was not disclosed, nor was there any
intimation how the German crew
escaped except a report from Ciudad
Trujillo that the Hannover's men
had landed on the Dominican east
coast.
In a still more obscure report on
the war at sea, the British an
nounced today the names of eight
prisoners from 2 German submarine,
but gave no details OF their capture.
Britain Loses Three More.
Three merchantmen were the
latest acknowledged losses of Great
Britain herself.
The 1,918-ton Mandy Hill and
2,7l9-ton Chevychase both went
down last night in the North Sea and
the Borthwick, 1907 tons, foundered
off Flushing, the Netherlands, after
hitting a mine. The Mandy Hill
sank after an explosion and the
Chevychase collided with an uniden-
titled ship.