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By the Way
Beth Blaine

After than years duty with the feet China Capt Johr
Magruder and his chic pretty wife Washington
again Since their house Wyoming still leased thu
Theodore Achilles who incidentally off months
California the Ted returned this country from his diplomatic
the the being like
people busy trying to find farm.
Within the few months have suddenly become
such souls the Arthur Kroks
Aeksander Hohenohe Randall
McConhes
found farms themselves settling
Countless Others like the Shouses
keep where they from time
Ito get away
farming that they raising prize and chicken
William Fahneock of New York has bought
old Eastern Shore of Maryland
far distances the
the David Wiliamsons and Mrs Harold
spend a Mai. and Mrs
Higgins house outside Alexandria to
keep Higgins she commues from
Mexico She really does. She up to spend
all
we'll the Higgins home there But she promises to
this time hopes sincerely
she S and fun.
unattached cocktail party chances
will outnumber the three oeano
Continued Page B-4)
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Uruguay Diplomat
Guest at Luncheon

The Uruguay Minister to Mex
leo, Senor Hugo de Pena, who
with Nine. de Pena, is spending
his leave with her mother in Bal
timore, came to Washington yes
terday for the day.
He was among the guests at the
luncheon which the Uruguay
Minister TO this Capital. Senor
Jose Richling, gave in honor of
the newly appointed United
States Ambassador to Uruguay,
Mr.. William Dawson, who will be
the first personal representative Of
the President to be accredited TO
Montevideo. The raising of the
Legation in that South American
republic to an Embassy will be
followed by similar action on the
part of the Uruguay government,
and an Ambassador probably will
be appointed shortly.
The Minister'S guests were all
men and the party was given at
the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Miss Joy Basnell
To Be Married
TOLt. Janvier

The engagement of Miss Joy
Bagnell to 1t. Charles Janvier,
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve, is
announced by her mother, Mrs.
George Mccall Courts. Miss
Bagnell was graduated from st.
Margarets School. Tappahan-
mock. Va, in 1899, later attend
ing Holton Arms Junior College.
1t. Janvier is the son OF Judge
and Mrs. George Janvier of New
Orleans, and graduated from
Tulane University in 1898, and
the School of Law in 1910. He
is a member of Phi Beta Kappa,
and was formerly editor-in-chief
of the Tulane Law Review. Be-
fore being called to active duty
last November he was an in
structor in law at Tulane. 1t.
Janvier is now serving with the
Sixth Regiment of the U. S. Ma
rine Corps stationed at San
Diego.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1941-06-18


The Princess wore for travelling q
figured print dress in pastel shades
of blue, green and black with small
black hat and silver fox fur cape
Her purse, gloves and shoes were
black and her pendant earrings
blended with the blue of her gown
and on her shoulder she wore a
tvo-orchid spray. The Prince, who
will celebrate the 30th anniversary
of his birth June 29, was dressed
in dark brown, with white shirt,
a brown four -in-hand tie with
fine white stripe under the soft
collar, and his favorite flower a
white carnation in the buttonhole
of his coat.
Mrs. Roosevelt Prepares
For Trip to Campobello.
Mrs. Roosevelt. who was among
the first arrivals at the new airport
at Gravellv Point yesterday morn
ing. was at the door of the White
House to greet her guests. Her
frock was of Eleanor blue Shantung
silk fashioned on tailored lines and
with which she wore white shoes.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Roosevelt
held the last of her regular press
conferences and after departure OF
her guests this morning she prepared
for her trip to Campobello. the
Roosevelt summer home at Bruins
wick, Me. She will Join the Presi-
dent at HYDE Park for the dedlca-
ton of his library which will be
opened July l and probably will
make a brief stop in Washington
before the middle Of next month.
Prince Bernhard plans to return
TO his post in London, where he Is
an aide to Queen Wilhelmina, shortly
after he and the Crown Princess join
their children in Ottawa. He came
unexpectedly from London for a
visit with his family, making the
trip by plane, and since he has been
in this country he accompanied the
Crown Princess to Holland, Mich;
Boston and Princeton where feteS
we're planned in their honor, The
Prince is an honorary member of
the Royal Air Force with the rank
Of wing commander and has eStab-
lished a fund. bearing his name,
which has been contributed by
Netherlands natives in various parts
of the world. The fund is for the
purchase of planes for Britain and
so far 25 bombers and 90 Spitf1res
have been added to the R. A F. from
the Netherlands.
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Suburban
Notes
George Buffers
Entertain
Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Butler
have visiting them at their home in
Seven Oaks Manor, Silver Spring,
Md, the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blue. and Mrs. Buffers
sister, Miss Beatrice Blue, all of
Danville. Pa. and her sister-ln-law,
Mrs. Martin Blue, and her two chill
dren, also from Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mckeever
OF Silver Spring. Md. have gone to
Rehoboth Beach. Del. where they
are attending a Lions Convention.
Miss Jean Fisher of TakOma Park,
Nd, who arrived home last week
from Penn State College, has gone
to Ridgecrest, N. c.. to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Dodd of
Arlington, Va, entertained for their
daughter, Miss Virginia Dodd, and
her Madison College friends over
the week end at their summer cot
tage at Epping Forest, Md. The
guests 1IOIl lIlS COll6St HlNIuuCu N1ioo
Ann Moorehead of Pulaski, Va;
Miss Edris Skeel of Cheverly. Md;
Mrs. Connie Wilkerson of East Falls
Church, Va, and the Misses Nancy
Lee Throgmorton, Josephine Ander-
son and Virginia Welsh of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Offey
have returned from wedding trip
through the South and are making
their home in Fairfax, Va. Mrs.
Off1ey is the former Miss Charlotte
Harrison Young and is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Peyton Young
of Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes ButterWorth
of Jackson, Miss. are visiting Mrs.
see STTRTTRRAN Page RAJ
Evening star., 1941-06-18

bOdiCes and very full skirts ana
their hats were head bands Of
shell pink tulle. Their old-fash-
ioned bouquets were OF pink roses
and blue delphinium.
Mr., Shaw had rs best man his
father, and ushers included Mr.
s. Woodford Eames, jr.. Of New
York; Mr.. Walter H. Hayden and
Mr.. Arthur Hayden of Blue Hill
Farm at Media, Pa; Mr.. Edward
A. Parker, Sd, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. Howard Murray of Cross Brook
Farm at Newtown Square, Pa.
Reception Held at Home
OF Brides Mother.
The reception, for members of
the two families and a few init
mate friends. was held in the home
of Mrs. Burchel on Twenty-fourth
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Tuliana and Prince COnsort
Entertained by President
And Mrs. Roosevelt
Royal Couple Feted by Minister
Of Netherlands and Nine. Loudon
At Legation Luncheon

Princess Julna of the Netherlands
and Capital
plan
White House during their here evening the
President
luncheon the Netherlands Minister
the when the visitors arrived
and waiting TO the Princess.
aide: Stanley Woodward Acting
Chief of Protocol
princeB Bernhard Holds
a Legation.
Bernhard held conference this the Lega
ton would
Washington unexpected
been of the President and
Mrs Roosevelt to the
Chief ndposon the
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Emil Hurjas Hosts
AT Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja were
dinner hosts last night in honor
of Mr.. Spencer Armstrong of New
York, who is spending a few days
in the Capital,
Mr.. Spencer will be honored at
dinner tomorrow evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Seelye Jones,
who will entertain at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1941-06-18

street Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
started on their wedding trip, the
bride wearing a soft turquoise blue
gabardine suit with hat to match.
Her accessories were brown and
she had COrsage bouquet of
orchids. Mrs. Shaw attended Po-
tomac School and Mount Vernon
Seminary and is a member Of the
Junior League of Washington. Mr..
Shaw attended the Episcopal Acad-
emy in Philadelphia and is mem.
Der Of the 1912 class at Princeton
University, where he is a student
in chemical engineering. Thev will
make their home in Princeton in
the autumn.
Mrs. Walter H. Hayden of Media
Continued on Page B-4O
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To Attend Wedding

Miss Barbara Underhill, daughter
of Col. and Mrs. Underhill, left yes
terday by plane for San Francisco
where she will attend her cousin
Miss Leslie Lockwood of Berkeley, as
bridesmaid Miss Lockwood, a recent
graduate of the University of Cali
fornia, will be married Saturday to
Mr.. Robert Reynolds of San Fran
cisco.
Miss Underhill will return by
plane Sunday to resume her work
in the Navy Department.
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Mrs. G.. w. kutz
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Charles w. Kutz. wife of
Brig. Gen. Kutz, U. S. A, newly ap-
pointed Engineer Commissioner for
pointed Engineer Commissioner for
the District of Columbia, entertain
ed at luncheon today at the Army
and Navy Town Club.
Her guests were Mrs. w. E Patti
son French. Mrs. Robert D. Cummin,
Mrs. Lewis Tenney Ross. Mrs.
Charles Randolph Kutz, Mrs. Hubert
f. Paddock, Mrs. William c. Harllee.
Mrs. Boyd Taylor, Miss Margaret E.
Gage and Mrs. John I. Palmer.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Mrs. Harrison Back

Mrs. Russell B. Harrison has re-
turned to her apartment in the
Westchester after spending month
with her son and daughter -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Harri-
son, Sd, on their ranch in Wyom-
ing. Before returning to Washington
Mrs. Harrison spent short time in
her former home in Omaha, Nebr.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Col. Wehr and Wife
Leave to Visit
New Grandson

1t. Col. and Mrs. Arthur J..
Wehr will motor to Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa, for the weekend to
be with their son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Fran
els Whitton Govern, and their
infant son, Francis Whitton
Govern, jr., who was born Sun
day. Col. and Mrs. Govern will
be accompanied by the babys
other grandfather, Mr.. Frank
Govern, who will join Mrs Gov
ern.
Mrs. Francis Whitton Govern
formerly was Miss Patricia Rose
Wehr, popular member Of the
younger Army circles in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Attend Dinner

The Minister of the Union of
South Africa and Mrs. Close are in
New York where they will be at the
Plaza Hotel until Friday. They at
tended the dinner last night given
by the Associate Canadian Organi-
zation of New York in honor of the
Prime Minister of Canada, Mr.. Mac
kenZie King
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b , 5 cantY Won b Betty Jean
Robinson
DeeiAmailon Junior nigh school
tn and So grades. SO donated
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ton. ftie1.
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school for fes4. so doszate4 VI
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Invited Guests Are
Served Fine Dinner
On Floating Hotel

AR and Mfa EauAfd r Enafs-
leV ~uropFtetuaa ~ the Mary An8.
ne hotel boat nioosed II uha fuot i
Jonn surcrt Ia she Hlnelak HlstI
entertained a. dinner "a TaeAisA
having a. their susats 81 tie bal
A r1s8n. tire follawina MF ard kfs
A ! uraNAsck. ST.. Captain ana
Ma Herman Cole ~. and Mn =
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Mrs X . RDrd. Chnfies FmA " y
HERRING. J Guy KFe1A Ma4n Cub
ley. and w r BpMrkman. ~.
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desired. weli-eooked and Ffsed 81
most approved manner = trained
waitsfa. The fried enIeksus g.
necially. wa6 the deliEht Ut - TIE
banuuetefs. though ever Aiale Oh
he table MA Of ne NAt altkIfiH
la the clean. white dining ftks1A
catching the teesze from ne fism
amid pleasant euutef saikan. i 81
q feast 20 remember
Before ard after the mnai N
visitors were taken ever lie besl
and shown TIE hiespinH roazna
BOUNCING rcugnM bashs. et1s and -
we're impressed u4gh tae examines
and conventenne q Ire aeeoatia0'
dntionE offered mel vito as.s1 assH'
SELVES Of tiae floatina hotel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

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suit GA Note Judgment for plain.
tiff UxNSi.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
Red Cross Sewing
Group Meeting With
Fine Cooperation

the Nomen Nho hare feaanlif
fosmed the Hed Gross aeNsng aToues
mAnks 10 u1e many NIfllns hsl4elA
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sidsaiiy ana In KFauHa - help wakas
tia much needed aeHiaa r. tie Ke1
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churches and MsaaeaH clubs e fern
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NftU hM uo4k
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- Magnolia 81 - N zsea = :
cutting and Distributing eHffsx
The ro<Mn AN - 4Agsa - Aa4I
purpose every Wednesday from ; -
A A.
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Dance Recital

Tonsrtt. June 6. Fl right O'Clock
IA the auditorium Of sI1e paA6azuuia
nlgh aclso0a. Manfred Parkef I'll
present has pupils ~ = HpflnN pailre
hecltaL I1le program u - eu.
tirety follows.
Fnur Jarka and = Queen Han-
dfa Murray. Aiton Osbo9u JAMES
harrington, Tommy Wells. Iosssiiis
MDffatt
MlniaEy MAids Barbara pens.
Tao Bees and a Hossr-nufnisa
Rdscnhlnm. emmy Wells, Iosiiisy
MngIMsA.
WaltaMaTy Aa1f BfnsnfAeaas
nhyif Dance JaDlee kelsut&
Jamee ard HIS Girl K1fxlidk
Marie scott pusothY Jafaea uslaie
Caver, Nan Smith
Wallis CIuR ATntlns sNMd
seven banding Dolis~ueue CaseF
Nan smlth. Dorothy 5os1za. Cafelifie
emisia. Mandle KILLER. Bessie E@aEa
Oirk gex1este ElAlNlh Dafh.
director.
II1dle Jasls Rhythm Dame
WALK Clog bernard FTeassN.
Rieht club HuesleN Ballroom
DancerkAnn oalisy. ~ LesA
Warren AfcCiekeg. Graham Hide
brand
Csaarefte 0lriz - Alma MeFAHe
ard Anna Mar pneeiffm
F4oor Hla0M AeEa VIIaze Ta1ka
ana u,r Parasites. Ann kaeAH aaEe-
natle, Tee Tee ane Ieanins pei.
nam. Buck Danee. Murray CLARK
and Mabie Walker. Dodia Jans
Tango
Tfln Martoneffss-nMushT P1seaf-
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SENIORS GET DIPLOMAS
At C0L0RFUL EXERCISES
LAST FRIDAY EVENING
Open Air Craduasi0n For ~FTfy-Fase zine Yeear Men and
Nemen. As Handreas yiew
the Scene

FA0 aiesa Mas 81 G1ty-fssr.
sentntx q MnS4 Rulnt High ScAoni
mAzvhN4 - - reeetse ff.rr 1.paop
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htkh powered lights aading bril-
aanex % s. The sentosx were fac-
EnE TIE speakefN whsch was differ
ent tFesa sag1nes years Iak wac
dox1e 10 crsaoix the sensngx g better
enjoy lie speakers.
hacax The aadsrncp wA shx
speakers stand which was A.
ranged IN 8 rSanbow Arch 10 c0rrcs-
pca14 vsth the aalnrS a uax seniors.
winch were rainbow colorx The
hanc vas n anlform and the slice
club Saz n etenine dresses o. sofs
PASTE Sh8ce&
Tie program scheduled and car
ned oa w4. The professional hy
TIE Moss Point High School Band.
and Ire anthem by the high school
ehe4r. Hcn The welcome address by
Ines Angelo. president o. the senior
class The juniors. the girls dressed
Ia evenig gowns and the boys tn
Light trousers and white coats,
marched ~ and made their fare
vel % the seniors b. the song.
Aloha Oe Inez Angelo spoke OH
The Seaoos. An Arsenal Of de-
macracy Esther Larsen. valedic-
forian, spoke on The Benefits al
American Democrsey. Mertlyn
Swami. saiutztorian. spoke on. De
mugracs In he School. and ERIC
RambaTE. whose average "a the
same Is Merflyu6 talked on The
Defense Of Democracy
Supt A L Monroe then present
ed the diplomas. to the fifty-nvt
graduates. and awards as follows.
Athletic Award J. T. Bishop. Citi-
senship Award Gloria Walton. Com
merelal Award. Dorothy Rhodes
Then the seniors sang the very
impressive areweI song. Aud Lans
Syne," and then marched out TO ths
~TrIumpsaal March from Aida
played hg the High School bafaa the
evening ending with fareweils and
tears and kisses. as the graduates
left the protecting walls and fscult,
% sc out into q troubled world.
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County Mills. sW-won By Charles
Ford.
Medal for valedicsoflan-won by
Edward Cole. Jr.
Medal for bAiutatorian Won by
Yvcnr4e Mcleod
The following group of medals
are being awarded b. the nigh
school p. T. A 70 the outstanding
student IN zach Of following sub
gects.-
American Histosy-won bs Carl
Norwood
World hiatory-won By A W.
Ezeil.
Economles-won BY Ysonns Me-
Lcod-
Business English III ana Iv-won
BY Ysosn.o AeL~d.
College Pre- at1fg E1gial. III
and W. Won b. caxi Hafwood
English If~Won y Ehiriey z lg-
YER
English l-won by Tom colmsr
Aieenfa I-Woa b. T. " Hud-
son. Jr.
Plane oeonetry-won By Bll
OAutaeF.
Business Arithmetic Won b. jos
Swaytout.
SOLID oeomstry-won By Philip
Aispaeh
Tslsouosnstry-won b. Edward
Cole.
Biology Won b MafRls Hudson
General Silence won b. Carl
Megehee.
Chemistry Wen b Bobby
OautsF.
Latin u-Won b Patricia Tfestsx
Latin I-Won ~ Carl Meeehee.
ciytcs f-Wen b Marisn HUFF
man.
Typing~won - Joy Huffman.
Bookkeepina Won by r "
n adson. Jr
shorthand-W Won ~ Jean nos
shop Won ~ Charles Cole
Home Eeonomfe@w0n b
Dorothy Robinson
Elementary AuafAs
Highest Average 1a Grade. ss
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