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Evening star., 1941-07-02
Dr.. Joss, on Stand,
Describes Romance
With Other Woman
Accused Physician
Says His Married
Life Was Wonderful
- the Associated Press.

~ tie Associated Press.
BATH. Me. July DIR. Merrill E.
joss, "a, Richmond physician
charged with wife-murder, related
in Superior Court today that a week
after he had met Mrs, Elizabeth c..
Mayo. IS, the other woman" he
had fallen in love with her.
The State alleges that the physi-
elan slew his wife, Luverne Harris
joss, SO. also a physician. so he
could marry Mrs, Mayo, Richmond
tearoom hostess. Mrs. Joss was
fatally beaten in her home on
March 27
DR.. Joss said that after March
3 party he saw Mrs Mayo "increas-
ingly often" and that he realized his
infatuation for her.
DR.. Joss previously had described
his domestic relations with his wife
as wonderful" and said there had
been no violent quarrels," only
"spats," in their life.
DR.. JOSS and his wife divorced
their first mates and married after
q romance which began at Valhalla,
N. Y, Ave years ago.
Met Wife in 1888.
The defendant told of meeting
his second wife. the slain woman,
In January. 1885. when he "eX-
amined" her for an operation. He
was then separated from his first
wife, he said, and was divorced
from her in the same year in Reno.
After he and the second Mrs. Joss
married in Reno. DR.. Joss testified,
they came to Richmond in Septem-
ber, 1885.
How was your married life?"
Defense Counsel Ernest Goodspeed
asked.
Il think it was wonderful" re-
piled DR.. Joss.
Asked when he first saw Mrs.
Mayo, the defendant replied, When
she came to my office"
DR.. Joss told of having related to
his wife his love for some one in
Richmond and that he wanted a
divorce.
Declares Wife Understood.
"She put her hand in mine and
said, II understand perfectly, we will
continue 10 be friends throughout
our lives" he testified.
did you tell her who it was?"
CT did not"
He said he had not done so be-
cause he didn't want to embarrass
the woman concerned" and II
didn't know if Mrs. Mayo was going
TO get divorce" He said that later.
In Lewiston, he and Mrs. Mayo dis
cussed the divorce situation and that
he decided everything was up TO
Mrs. Mayo"
Swinging into testimony regarding
his activities the day of the murder,
DR.. Joss told Of having dinner with
Mrs. Mayo when she told him her
husband had said she could have a
divorce.
DR.. Joss said he got home that
evening ''close to $50" and had sup
per with his wife. The houSekeeper
was on her afternoon off" he
added.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Il Air Corps Officers
Complete Glider Course
~ the Assc ciated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Twelve Air Corps officers have
completed the first phase of what
may prove to be the Army's most
extensive experiments with troop
and supply transportation by
gliders.
The IL, the War Department said
yesterday, have concluded three
week course in glider flight train
ing on two-place, eight-place and
15-place sailplanes.
They were trained at civilian
soaring schools at Elmirs, N. Y,
and Lockport. Ill. All are attached
to Wright Field Dayton, Ohio.
Their work is now being closely
studied, the Army Air Corps said
Indications are that the expert
ments will be continued and en-
lsrged at the Armys own flying
fields since the Air Corps has
ordered a small number of gliders
for experimental purposes.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Red Cross Issues New
Call for Blood Donors

The American Red Cross today
renewed its appeal to Washington
mans to volunteer blood by register
ing at the Red Cross, 1880 E street
NV, or at the Army-Navy Red
Cross donor center, Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue NV
The blood is added to reservoir
or bank" of plasma for use in serv-
Ice hospitals.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Fade Your FreckIes
By Using as Directed
MercOlized YAK Cream

This Skin Bleach Beautiner contains active
INGREDIENTS that tighten freckles and bleach
q suntarned skin MercoliZed Wax Cream
dskes of the surface skin in tiny. almost
Invisible particles. revealing falrer.
fresher more attractive underskin. Start
6leachinE skin now. Use Mercolized wax
Cream regularly and ENJOY new beauty.
eaxelite AstrinEent tiehtens loose surface
ekin Gives delightful sense Of freshness.
Reduce excess surface oil. Dissolve SaXo,
Efe Astringent in one-hsh pint witch hazel
and use daily, morning or evening.
3 @fsrkroot BeaBtr Mask-Try this cooling
soothing and refreshing facial We neheve
row rtll like 1t.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Bedding Reduced

Metal Beds. Modern and Colonial styles wood-Iike
finish, standard sizes. Were s795 to 1895 $685.
II Coil Springs. Fastened by becals to prevent noise.
standard sizes Were S645
II Special Innersprng Mattresses One piece silent
encased in layers of soft cotton felt serceabe stripe
ticking 1895
FoidAway Cots. Heavy rOled-edge mattress compact
and be easily rolled away. Were $1195 ----- Ss.45
4 Studio Couches. Opens double beds comfortable
inner-sprlng construction. Were $34 95 S2475
l Sofa Bed. Spacious bedding compartment maple fin
shed attractive plaid upholstery s39 95 s3195
The Pnais Royal Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
400 Mems go Ties
Thursday 44c

Loree selection of Potterns in FouIords and TwilIs
Light and dark coIors.
100 Pairs Mems Rayon shorts In white solid
back. Sizes 30 to AZ. Were
Mems Lasey Swim Trunks Upper fly and upper pockets
bult-in Were So 95
IL Mems Lastex Wool Trunks Built-in supporter
Sizes 80 to So Were 81 95 S141
p Pairs Mems Pajamas Coat style draw
background with stripe. Size TO D. Were $l69 -- Sll9
a Pairs Mems Lightweight Pajamas. pieces
shirts and knee-length
$3.50 Sl4i
26 Mems Wash Robes Coloru patterns wraparound model
washable Sizes-Small Medium. Large 81 95 SI44
Terry Sports Rogue neck two pockets
For beach sports. SzesSmall Medium Were So
SlS9
Mems Knit Shirts. slp-oyer style Sizes-smsn
dum,
SS Mems Lightweight Summer Shirts White only Collar
tached, slightly soied. Broken Were sl35 &c
PaIais Royal, Store for Men . . . First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
13O Prs. Free-NeeIing Hose
Originally 81 Poir 65c

$50 pairs Women's Hose. Discontinued styles
and colors, not every size. Were Ssc --- e5c
81 pairs Outsize Hose Discontinued styles and
colors. Not every size. Were Sl25----- S5c
Fl pairs Wool Anklets. Were Csc c-------- 35c
/, pairs Silk Anklets. Were 35c --------. l5c
20 pairs Lisle AnkIets. Plain colors. Were 35c,
15c
IL pairs Rabbits Hair Rayon and Wool Ank-
lets Were soc ------ ESQ
s pairs Junior Miss Lisle Hose. Black only.
Were 39c ------- ---.------- 1Se
IL pairs Cushion Foot Anklets. Were CSC 35c
Tie Paiais Royal,
Hosiery .. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Clearance! Slip Covers

Perfect for spnkne garment boes where Clothes blankets
dropes, etc, are stored.
Chrome Tables Stainless porcelain cutlery drawer
adu legs
Porcelain Tables puout
Were
&09s
IS Cloth Covered Chair Pads Were 35c for Ssc
81
handle
Manning Folding
handle was
s1ss
We're
ST.
washing Was
29
RE Roy HOUSEWARES Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Thrift Frocks
Junior Dresses

4 Junior Dresses. Were S89S to &l495 1920 81
6 Junior Dresses. Were $40 s5 ------------S 8!
: Junior Dresses. Were Sl2.95------S u
4 Junior Coats. Were 31095-----Sl
The Paiois Royal,
Jxsior Dresses -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Novelty Jewelry

Mems Cigarette Case. Was $3.50 -S2s5
4 Women's Cigarette Cases. Were 1896, SSss
Is Women's Cigarette Cases. Were IS S3.s5
Is Women's Cigarette Cases. Were s2s5, Sis5
Enamel Compacts. Were S. ------ Gsa
Enamel Compacts. Were $5.95 5-----S3sS
Enamel Compacts Were x295----SI95
Mems Wrist Watches Were S25------ SIS
Rhinestone Pins. Were $l5---------$l8
The Pniais Royal,
Nopeify JeweIry . First Floor
Odd Lot Accessories, IOc
Mony accessories including cuff sets. veIIIno,
hoIters.
Lace Pique and Orsandy Neckwear. Was
The PaIais Royal. Neckusar e. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Sterling Silver
Handled Pie or Cake
Servers, 3d.
With stainless blade in five lovely
patterns. Gift boxed.
{. Silver plated Hot Water Kettles Were
$40 ----- Ss9S
1 Silver plated Hot Water Kettle and
Stand. Was S1295 -- Sl0.9S
Silver plated Hot Water Kettle. Was
$685.
The Paiais Royal,
Siiperwnre First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Toi|e+ries Reduced

sS Bottles Morning in the Rain Cologne.
Were S1--------- ----------l lsc
IA Bottles Roi Royal Cologne. Were $50 loc
>? Menthol Tissues. Were Csc loc
4 Military Brush Sets for children. Brushes
and l comb Were sl.95 5--------------- 81
q, St.r,in, Silver 3-Pc, Dresser Set initiated.
Were S1495 5---------------------- 1915
10 Complexion Brushes. Were 59c-------- lec
"a Combs. Were ?? f0c
IA Pinauds TaIcum for men. Were 25c--l5e
The PaIais Royal,
Toiieries First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Picnic Supplies

20 Packages Dixie Dishes. Were 10c - Sc
IS Packages Wooden Forks and Spoons Were
loc --- ---------------Se be
50 Packages Wax Paper BAR. Were l0c So
Is Packages Paper Napkins Were 10c - Se
6 Packages Coaster. 4 to set. Were 75c, 25c
! Packages Wsod Coasters. Were 50c-----25c
The Paiais Royal,
Sfatoxery First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Boys furnishings

Is ST. 4ac
Boys Rancoats Size IA and Is only Were $495 SO
Stripe BIzer single breasted Sizes g.
69c
Cotton shrnkage
oc, Sizes g. II and 16 Were 69c soc
50 Boys Belts; broken lots Were 24c
and Shorts Shirts 10 to Is. Shorts size
TO- II and l6 Were for 81
Prep Sports Coat. 90 Was 1895
SIS
The Paiais Royal, Store for Boys First Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
VIII Closed Friday July 4h Also Closed Saturday
THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY
Furniture Specials


Glass mahogany finish gumwood single Was
slse
$685. 1895
Were s3995 ------------ Sl495
Phyfe mahogany finish
umbrella enamel finish Were $685. S95
A. Paiai Roya F. Fourth Fioor
Evening star., 1941-07-02
DAYTIME Dresses
Summer Coats,
Suits

Is Unlined Coats. Fitted and box
styles, navy or black wool. navy
or black rayon crepe. Sizes is to
a. Were s1Os5 to s12s5-S8
IL Rayon FaiIle Suits. Polka dotted,
pink. blue. navy. black, brown. Sizes
10 to IL. Were sl405 IS
. Angora Wool Short Coats. Swing
back. light blue. pink, yellow. beige.
poppy red Sizes 10 to Is. Were
The Psiais Royal
Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-20
By the Way
Beth Blaine

crowded into the past week end that would be
impossible column about all the parties instead
the high lights little
long after this written
blond and who
wedding at the
Virginia Salmon and Alex
$50
clothes motored the
bridegroom the William
Alex Fiagner made his
Bobby Wlnmll
said modesty that he couldn't thK oi
the -Nila to
say good to who S England
The party that Betty Daisy Davidson
Hunt and the
little that had been written by young DAISY
presents for the Ktchen
in must have organ
stuffed with spaghetti
cheese Hertelendys small dinner for COL
Brady night the
lovely Bobby Hits wife
sster-in-laws dinner
the Mathew
(the Johnsons went to doeoWg 1or
the Oliver Iselns dinner
n o and the Johnsons.
Hnkeys luncheon yesterday at Kilkenny with
house guests the Kenneth jenkins the Harry
Pools Capt Tommy Letter
very lovely goodookng Mrs Raymond McCrath
lis black with pheasant plumage the
sapphire Eery Hustled with INV
with paler blue feathers the new little George
Noham has just bought on street
McLanahans en,Eu
to town over @
slender figure which IS simmer "
Burial Hofmann to town from Sou
Africa she has
little modenic apartment on Con-
Evening star., 1941-10-20
McOuearvs Hosts

Col. and Mrs. D. E. McQueary
entertained at tea for the Member
ship Committee of the Kentucky So
ciety of Washington at their home
3842 Window place NV, yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Roy M. North
played the violin. accompanied by
Miss Erline Chapman at the piano
Col. McQueary is chairman of the
Membership Committee.
Mrs. McQueary was assisted BY
Mrs Lucia r. Maxwell, Miss Frances
S. Cooper, Mrs. William M. Temple
and Miss Blanche Hundley.
Col j. Ramsay Maxwell assisted
the host.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Illinois u. Alumni
Here Plan Party

The University Of Illinois Alumni
Association Of the District will hold
a dinner dance at o'clock Satur-
day at the Women's City Club.
Among alumni who will be pres
ent and will speak are Senator
Wayland Brooks of Illinois, Judge
w. A. Arnold. member of the Board
of Tax Appeals; Mr.. R. L. Jarnagin,
chairman Of the Board of Veterans
Appeal; Mr.. Ben Fisher, president
and POSTMASTER for the group.
Alumni in nearby training camps
and the officers training camp at
Quantico are invited.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Illinois Society
Will Have Dance

The Illinois State Society will open
its winter social season with a dance
and reception Friday evening in the
ballroom of the Shoreham.
The hours are from $50 to I
O'Clock and formal dress is optional.
In the receiving line will be men,
bers of the Illinois congressional
delegation and their ladies, headed
by Representative James M. Barnes,
president of the society.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

works. Eugene Ormandy will con-
duct
Others in the Argentine party
will include Don America Ghioldl
and Sonora de Ghioldi, Senor Don
Armando B. Antille and Sonora de
Antille, Senor Don Juan I. Cooke
and Sonora de Cooke, Senor Don
Nicanor Costa Mendez and Sonora
de Costa Mendez. Senor Don Ale
iandro Gancedo and Sonora de Can
cedo, Senor Don Adolfo Lanus and
Sonora de Lanus, Senor Don Fer
nando de Prat Gay and Sonora de
Prat Gay, Senor Don Juan Simon
Padtros, Senor Raul Damonte Ia
bora and Senor Don America Pretti,
secretary of the delegation, and
Sonora de Pretti
Also entertaining a distinguished
guest tonight is the Australian Min
lister, Mr.. Richard Casey, who will
be host to a group of men at dinner
in honor of his countryman, Sir
Earle Page. special Ambassador to
London from the Australian Com
monwealth, who is en- route to Eng
land.
Mrs. Davies Hostess
In French Relief Drive.
To mention only few Of the other
fetes, informal and charitable as
we'll as the more stately, Mrs. Joseph
f. Davies has given her home on
FoXhall road for short talks this
afternoon in the interest of the
United Committee for French Relief,
which works among the French pris-
oners of war. Sponsoring this event
is group Of prominent Washing
tonlans. including Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss and Princess Boncom-
pagni as honorary chairman and
vice chairman; Nine. Thenault,
wife of Mai. Georges Thenault. for
mer French Military Attache, secre-
tarv: Miss Carolyn Nash. treasurer,
and Countess de Limur, Mrs. George
Gordon, Mrs Robert H. Dunlap and
Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman, on the
Executive Committee
Also this afternoon Is the cock
tail party at which District Com
missioner Mr. Guy Mason and Mrs.
Jock Whitney will act as hosts for
the Washington Chapter of Fight
for Freedom. The Fight for Free
dom organization is sponsoring the
motion picture It's Fun to Be Free"
which will be presented in Washing
ton November 4. The party this
afternoon at the Carlton. for which
Mr. Burgess Meredith and Miss
Helen Hayes have issued invitations.
is to stir interest in the Fight for
Freedom movement.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Wesleyan Alumnae
Club Will Meet

More than so graduates of Wes-
leyan College. Macon, Ga, are ex-
pected to attend the meeting of the
Wesleyan Alumnae Club to be held
at 8 O'Clock tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Shelton, 321l
Tennyson street.
Plans for the fall and winter sea-
son will be discussed and quiz games
will be played
Club officers include Miss Agnes
Leverette. president: Mrs Ida Ray
vice president: Mrs. Ernest Geesling
treasurer, and Mrs. Frances Warlick
secretary.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Joseph Caseys
Open Their Home

Mrs. Joseph z. Casey, wife OF
Representative Casey Of Massa-
chusetts, and their children have
come here and opened their house
on Newark street.
Mrs. Casey spent the summer
months at Hanover, N. H. al the
home of her parents, M. and
Mrs. Charles Howard Dudley.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
DR.. Cannon HOnOred

DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn. dean Of
the George Washington University
school of medicine. entertained in
honor of DR.. Walter B. Cannon
Saturday at the Army and Navy
Club.
DR.. Cannon, who is professor Of
physiology at the Harvard Medical
School, delivered the Smith-Reed-
Russell lecture at the school Of
medicine that morning.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Summeralls Here
For STAY of Week

Receiving a welcome in Washing
ton are the former Army Chief of
Staff and Mrs. Charles P. Sum-
neral, who have made their home
in Charleston. S. c.. since Gen.
Summeralls retirement from active
service They have come for the
biennial meeting of the Supreme
Council of Scottish Rite.
Gen. and Mrs. Summerall will be
hosts at luncheon tomorrow at the
Army Navy Club at Seventeenth
and I streets. They are staying at
the Hotel Roosevelt during the week.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Weddings
Of Interest
In Capital
Margaret Dean
Becomes Bride of
Frank Nj. Streeks

White carnations and palms deco
rated ST. Martins Churcn for the
wedding Saturday morning of Miss
Margaret Cecilia Dean, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Dean, who
was married at 10 O'Clock to Mr.
Frank M. Streeks, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Streeks.
The Rev. Louis Miltenberger Off
ciated at the ceremony, and Mr.
Dean accompanied his daughter and
gave her in marriage. She wore
white satin and lace fashioned with
a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves
and long, full train. Her veil was
held by a tiara of pearls and rhine
stones and she carried a bouquet OF
white roses.
Miss Mildred Dean was maid OF
honor for her sister. and she was
gowned in electric blue taffeta made
with a sweetheart neckline. bracelet
| length sleeves and a full skirt. Hei
headdress was made of velvet flow
ers and held a veil matching hel
dress, and she carried a bouquet
Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Anne
Cotton, Miss Ann Naecker. cousin
of the bride. and Miss Margaret
McCathran. They wore rose taffeta
made like the dress of the maid OF
honor with headdreSseS of velvet
and wells to match and they carried
bOl1nIIetS of yellnU r0SaS
Mr.. Paul J. Dean, jr., brother OF
the bride. was best man for Mr.
Streeks and the ushers were Mr.
Melvin ScheWbridge, Mr.. William
Decker and Mr.. Wade Hobbs.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of the bride S
parents, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Streeks. the latter wearing a gray
suit with black accessories and a
corsage of white gardenias. left for
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Evening star., 1941-10-20
Miss Lucie Boyd Bel
To Wed Mr.. Bloom
Early in December

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BlGUeIl
Matthews OF Baltimore annOUore
the engagement Of their sister, Ms
Lucie Boyd Bel, to Mr.. Paul Elmer
Bloom, both of Washington.
Miss Bell, native OF Bedford,
Va, is the daughter Of the la,e NJ.
OrviIIe Clifton Bell and the late
Mrs. Gretchen Parr Bell.
Mr.. Bloom is the son Of the Rev.
and Mrs. o. NJ. Bloom Of Round
Rock. Tex.
The wedding has been set tenta-
lively for early in December.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Engagements
OF Interest
ToCapital
Miss Jean Heiberg
BetrOthed to
MIR. Whitehead

1t. Comdr. Walter Leroy Heiberg
U. S. NJ, retired, and Mrs. Heiberg
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Jean Fitz-Randolph
Heiberg, to Mr.. James Harold
Whitehead. jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Whitehead of Westfleld, N j
Miss Heiberg attended the Poto-
mac School here, and the Masters
School at Dobbs Ferry, N Y. and
made her debut in 1885 Mr.. White
head was graduated from Pingry
School in Elizabeth, N. j., and from
Yale, class Of 1892.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Attends Yale Game

Miss Eileen Erwin, debutante
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin, who is a student
at Bryn MaWr, attended the
Yale-Armv game at New Haven
Saturday and spent the remain
der Of the week end visiting
friends on Long Island,
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Miss Claire Burke Engaged
To Mr.. Charles Dunmjre. .Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Charles Burke
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Claire Frances
Burke. to Mr.. Charles Vail Dunmire
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Vail Dunmire.
The wedding will take place No
vember %.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

Marek, U. S. A., son Of DR.. and
Mrs. J. j. Marek of Brenham. Tex.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1941-10-20


Surles wore a street-length gown of
black, which also. was ornamented
with clip.
Generally assisting the hostess
vas Mrs. G. Taylor Colladay, daugh-
ter of the host, who wore a street.
length blue crepe dress.
Assisting at the tea table during
the afternoon were Mrs William N.
Porter. wife of the chief Of the Army
Chemical Warfare Service; Mrs,
Walter H. Wells and Mrs. Walter
Baker. The tea table was centered
with bouquet of white flowers, and
white tapers were used In the
candle holders, while the rest Of the
rooms were decorated with flowers
IN cIany delicate shades.
Speaker Rayburn Host
To Argentine Visitors.
The week holds much interesting
entertainment with a varied pro-
gram and a full schedule. Begin
ming today the President of the
SIldIlDcI VI DCJitiCS VI tiAN IA go
tine Republic and Sonora de Cantlo,
with the members of the Argentine
delegation and their ladies. will en-
jov round of parties typical OF
this Capital. The Speaker of the
House of Representatives, Mr.. Sam
Rayburn: will give formal and Of
fetal reception at the Pan-American
Union for the visitors which will be
a brilliant opening to their brief
visit.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Adolf A. Berle, jr, will
entertain the President of the
Chamber of Deputies and Sonora
de Cantilo at dinner tomorrow night
and then take them to the opening
concert of the Philadelphia Orches-
ira season tomorrow evening in
Constitution Hall
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Miss Mary Maupin to Wed
1t. s. j. Marck in December.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Maupin
of Arlington, Va. announce the en-
eagement of their daughter. Miss
Mary L. Maupin. to 1t. S. Joseph
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Secretary and Mrs. Knox
Honored in Norfolk at
Ship Ceremonies
Mrs. Mclean Hostess at Dinner at
Friendship; Party in Chevy Chase
Fetes Gen. and Mrs. Surles

The Secretary the Navy Mrs Frank taking part
In the social the commissioning the
carrier which launching by Mrs
guests, taking place in Norfolk.
the Navy and Mrs Ralph A. Bard
the Haf-n
there
Washington.
Is Hostess at
Washington parties yesterdays CAL
Edward Beale Mclean
Mrs John Thomas Taylor
cocktails in honor of the new
public Mrs Alexander Day Sues
Friendship McLean guests included diplomats members OF
Washington the dinner followed
by film.
the and usual her famous
her black
Feted in Chevy Chase
Mrs Surles held at the
Chevy Taylor who received the drawing
with Mrs Taylor foor-lengh gown OF
jersey full skirt and
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Entire Party to Attend
Rachmaninoff Concert.

The entire Argentine delegation,
which arrived this morning in New
York for a three-Weeks' visit in the
United States, will be present at
the concert for which Sergei Rach-
maninoff will be guest artist in a
program devoted entirely to his own
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Miss Patricia Campbell Engaged
To Mr.. Harry r. Bangs.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. Campbell
of Arlington. Va. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Doris Patricia Campbell. to Mr..
Harry Richard Bangs, son OF Mr..
and Mrs George E. Bangs of Balti-
more.
The wedding will take place this
winter.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN
BRYARLY, J.
Before her recent marriage
she 1Uds Miss Alma Louise
Williams, daughter OF Mr..
Bernard Mckee Williams OF
this city. She and Mr.. Brydrly
hare returned from a 1oed-
ding trip to Florida.
-Hdrris-E1Oing Photo.
MISS DORIS PATRICIA
CAMPBELL (center).
Her engagement to Mr..
Harry Richard Bangs, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Bangs
of Baltimore, is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Campbell OF Arhng-
ton, Va. -HesSler Photo.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

Continued on Page R-4.)