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Evening star., 1941-01-12

beautiful music pavilion which she gave TO
the Library of Congress, living thing,
and not just show place, for she has
accepted the new belief that galleries, mu-
seums and art centers where the public
is won't to gather should have the human
izing touch that will help to take away
the austere atmosphere of those places
and give them more a feeling of life, and
a certain relationship to the present.
With this idea in view, Mrs Whittall
has had carried out in delightful way
in the architecture and furnishings OF the
pavilion, a Colonial scheme of decoration
which is a part of the pale-green paneled
walls and hangngs, the lyre-back chairs,
the Colonial cupboads set in the walls with
glass doors, and the inviting baby grand
Steinway piano.
The salon of music is really room
80 by as feet-of perfect proportions, with
four windows looking out on court and
with q central French window opening
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Mrs. Howard Feted

Mrs. Edward R. Burke. retiring
president OF the Congressional Club,
was the ranking guest at the lunch
con which Mrs. Charles F. McLaugh-
lin gave Friday in compliment to Mrs.
Georeette Ross Howard. The lunch
con, given at Pierre's, preceded the
talk given by Mrs Howard at the
Congressional Club Others at the
luncheon were Representative Mar
garet Chase Smith Mrs. Clarence
E. Hancock, Mrs. Robert F. Rich,
Mrs. Charles R. Clason, Mrs. Schuyler
Otis Bland and Miss Bruce, sister
of the hostess.
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Miss Jeanne Battley
Engaged to Can't. Duffy.

Maj. Joseph Franklin Battley,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Battley of Ar
lington, Va. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Jeanne
Battley. to Capt John Joseph Duffy.
U. S. A, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Duffy of Pittsburgh. Miss Battley
attended the Maryland College for
Women and is a graduate of the
Holton-Arms School, Washington.
Capt. Duffy was graduated from
the United States Military Academy
in 1885. Prior to entering West Point
Capt Duffy attended Duquesne Uni
versity in Pittsburgh. He is now
stationed at Fort Sill, Okla. The
wedding will take place in the early
summer.
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have returned from their wedding
trip and after the first of February
will reside in Silver Spring. Mrs.
Allnutt was Miss Helen Louise Plum
mer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Plummer of this place.
Mrs. Caldwell Lean and her
daughter Janet of Baltimore Ars
guests of DR.. and Mrs. f: n. Ed
wards for several weeks, Mr.. Lead
coming over to join them for week
ends.
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Miss Ruth Fiskum Engaged
To MIR. Lacey c. Sharp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fiskum OF
Stephen, Mimi, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Frances Fiskum, to Mr.. Lacey
C. Sharp of Washington. Mr.. Sharp
is the son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Sharp of Overton, Tex.
Miss Fiskum is graduate of the
University of North Dakota and IS
a member of Pi Beta Phi.
MI. Sharp attended Lon Morris
College. Sam Houston State College
and Texas A. and NJ.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
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Miss Mary Queally Engaged
To 1t. EIbert MalOney, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. John j. Queally
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mary Custis Queally,
to 1t. Ebert Sewer Maloney, Jr.,
U. S. M. c. R.
Miss Queally was graduated from
the National Cathedral School for
Girls and is now attending George
Washington University. She Is a
member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
1t. Maloney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Sewer Maloney of Washing
ton, was graduated with honors
from the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute in the class of 1910 and is
now stationed at Quantico. He IS
a member of Phi Kappa Phi and
Eta Kappa Nu fraternities.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Wives of Physicians
To Be Dinner Guests

Mrs. F. A. Martinez will be hostess
at a dinner this evening when her
guests will be the wives of several
physicians who are attending the
meetings of the Pan-American Med
ical Association here this week. DR..
Martinez also will entertain at din
ner tonight at the Army and Navy
Club.
DR.. and Mrs. Martinez entertained
a small group of friends at card
party last evening at their home,
Greenwich Forest, Md.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Miss Gladys Afford Engaged
To MIR. Raw Rnckhnld.

Mrs. Bessie v. Afford of Arling-
ton, Va, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Gladys
Jane Afford. to Mr.. Ray Edward
Rockhold, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Rockhold of Lead, S. Oak.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Miss Billie Gordon
Engaged to Mr.. Max CheSy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gordon, efor-
merly of New York City, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Billie Gordon, to Mr.. Max
Chesy of Chicago.
Miss Gordon attended Strayer
College, and Mr.. Chesy studied at
the Chicago Art Institute and also
at the Corcoran Art School in
Washington.
Plans are being made for a late
spring wedding.
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About Well>KnOwn Folk
In Books, Art and Politics
Mrs. Matthew John Whittall
Absorbed in Making Pavilion
At Library Living Thing
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

The winter sunlight Santed
charming petite figure dressed with
gold lame boo and Oriental gold necklace Seated couch with
Chinese sotend background lady
Whistler would liked because there
something elusive and unstuded
Mrs Matthew John Whita however became animated
making
Evening star., 1941-01-12

mond Mitchell, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Mitchell of Arlington,
Va. The wedding will take place in
the spring at Calvary Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Miss Marguerite Blick
Engaged to MIR. ID. c. Eiker.

Mrs. Hattie T. Blick announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Ruth Blick, to Mr.
David Carlton Eiker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Eiker. Miss Blick is
the daughter of the late Mr.. Am
bier M. Blick.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Kidnapping Feared

Argentina's notorious Mate Co.
cido" gang is believed to have kid
naped Senior Pho Casale, a branch
manager, who disappeared on mo-
toring trip.
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Engagements
Continued From Page DID

OF the American Chemical Society
and the chemical fraternities, Sigma
XII and Phi Lambda Upsilon.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

the formal below
made background for statue OF Pa
This bewtchng little statue is beauty
On Of exquisite Beauvais
Evening star., 1941-01-12

Miss Mildred Newman to Wed
Mr.. F. r. Mitchell, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Newman OF
Washington announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mildred
Inez Newman, to Mr.. Frank Ray
Evening star., 1941-01-12

tapestry-Apollo playing to the
muses.. only six muses. to be accu-
rate-in all the loveliness of the
pastel colors, sylvan landscape and
Watteauesque figures which were
indicative of those famous tapestries
and carpets of the 18th century.
This tapestry came from the we'll
known Ffoulke collection with which
many older Washingtonians were
familiar in the red-brick house on
Massachusetts, avenue-a house OF
great charm.
Mrs. Whittall has more recently
placed In one of the wall cupboardS
her old George III Sheffield silver
cooffee service, punch bowl and
candelabra, as she thinks at small
musicales a cup of black coffee
would 60 we'll after a glass of punch.
There is also a small modern kitch-
enette nearby, which comes in handy
for serving.
AS is generally known the music
pavilion was built primarily to
house Mrs. Whittalls rare and
invaluable quintet of Stradivari
stringed instruments, which the
late DR.. wilkins, honorary curator
of musical instruments in the IL
brary, pronounced "aristocrats of
their species" Her choice of the
Library. rather than a museum. for
the permanent custodian OF them
was evidence of her desire that the
instruments should not become mere
relics to be looked at, but should
be a living part of the life for
which they we're intended. In
other words. in making the gift
Mrs. Whittall specified that they
were from time to time, and in ex-
pert hands, to be played upon
as she says not merely for thei-
own good, but that they might give
pleasure to music-loving audiences.
In a memorable Bach and Charles
Martin Iyoeffier concert all the in
struments were used-all five Stra-
dwarf. Three violins, the viola and
violoncello.
instruments Receive
Best Scientific Care.
Mrs. Whittall, laughingly says her
Stradivari children receive the best
of hygienic care. They are kept
In the Colonial cupboards in the
pavilion, which are air conditioned
by machinery from below, and
perfect temperature is at all times
maintained. Besides the Stradivari
instruments she also gave a bow
for each. These bows were all made
by Francois Tourte of Paris about
the year 1900.
The Library of Congress has also
received from Mrs. Whittall a price,
less gift of Tennyson and Rossetti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Fair Aquatic
Stars in Meet

HisH POINT. y. c.--1or. than
$50 swimmers from ths United
States and Hawaii began compel
ing today In the National a A y
Uomsns senior outdoor swimming
and diving championships
Eleven utlss will be- At stake In
ihs three DAY meet five ~ them
undsfsndsd May Ryan ~ t4guss-
vile. Ky. winner ~ fhs zoo. 400
and 800. meter anpi0nships lasf
year. and Mar jofis CsstFsnE u L>ss
Angeles. winner - ths s-msisf
spunRbosrd ard platform diving
crowns. Safs unAbis 70 attend
rssf sssnt. ~iii ~ raa sff
to-day; tho Zoe nsst~f free
sitis. 800 meter free .syls.
seS- fn~isr Individual sealey
swim. sad platform disisE
Tn fivs unasfsndsd champion.
ships promised me most sseiis
msnt. Nancy nerki. if-Feaf Old
swimmer from Portland. Ore. al.
- at years meet. Nas given 'af
biiinK IN ne 800 40 sns 1870
meter chsmpionssips ahs sea ~.
500 I'D 400 titiss IN 1879 saa hoif'
n0th ths naiionsI sri Americas
records IN thoss events
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ihet fe'afn'd YIN NJ nsh "
me ss'nn'' INN mean. "s f'r'
Ners re'' 'sf'' nv NO ~
tSe's
The sovs pest tsem - sss-
piay ~ gaxsrs Hsrd~sfe In
soash Tacoma ~hese ts~, drew
~'~s attention.
Ne, landed . Tl.I,rh~, that
s.,.e~a nv. po~ss.
-. -. a. -
=. =. "A, -
my Nv f"i "'hs' NJ ''"'
he'nh rAts 's'h % your es
snh hs'' rsh'hf "h
ae not sas,rs resnpnas hlliiv
for that assertion. rhsi /.
what Zen told me a nstivs told
him.
ANYWAY II xas wonderful
fish and vas taken deem on an
psT spinner or dart
Tn. trout pIng wa. red sDd
white one ~ thn.- small lure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Longacres

A hang-up race over mile
course Is the principal attraction
st Longacres Saturday. It brings
together some Of the big horses
named in the $4,000 Longaeres
mile.
Among the more Industrious
names are MIDLAND. Iron
Mike. Little Abner and Lady's
Son. All have been warmly
hacked this summer and will
have follonings in the big
mile week from this sun
DAY.
Other horses named for this
event and expected to go postward
are: Bonicon. Hattnan. Stingy
Lady. Gordons Gift. Pescadero.
Valiant Boy. Proud Sister. Lucas
SIN. The Cleaver and Easter
Pal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Public Net in
Quarier-Finals

MINNEAPOLIS. Nlss---1haries
nhslsirum. Chicago. fifst seeded
player. met Norman hasfIonsid.
Minneapolis. to-day and Wills A
asrsnn. Los Anesiss. sssssd sss.
sna. plays Jona Glars. Chicago. U
~ aasrssf.ftnsi round - ths "a
tsssnsi panic paTks tsnnis ioAirn.
nsnf
wsafhsf forced pe.tproasmsnt u
tns f~o matches yesterday
NJ sei@asy. ss~ Or
ts.a.. .sa Louis Fassis. Mem
psis. Tess. sirssdY ssa
resehsa N. semi fiaais. Me-
fznsy defeated a. Y. ssiki~ss
ssasA. cts. "a. IS. 81. ss.a
F.assss eliminated hisnsss
rsskkss. D~tssit. IS. IA -
~ aa.stss fIasi w.sFh~.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Chuck Balloq
Meets Defeat
Ciiy.Wids Chomp
Bows 10 Cromwell

cnues nslioEs. asfsnainE mems
sity.~ias Singles champion ysassf-
day "a. defeated ~ tleh crums
ssl. 10. a. "a Cromwell = ihs
lanlos hcss singles sitiehoidsf snd
10 favored 20 retain that srusn
Play has advanced n TIE guar.
tsr ftnsls in N. rsninF Boys sess
the s.sri nnsls IN the ms~s
single.
Aaeshss npse, ~as ths defeat ~
less cautrsss ard kiFh stewart
ny asrnId snd Harvey ho.ssh IN
the mems Doubles %. al. a.
For . nttis fsllD~ this Harvey
ao~leh does all right. Re ~.. down
point match times ard s'iii same
hack 10 defeat nackis nsssvo~s.
40. la. OF.
Results rhus.assf
Asns singles Hlen cfcsn sell rs
fsatea chuas bagiaxs 10 a. a..
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Tacoman Is
Risking Title
Mrs. GrYihins. Also
Local StoT. Deoten

M. Hsss~rt Fry arcesssls
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wrs rsasl ~n~uen - ne
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
SELECTIONS

First - Birthdaycske. Evelyn
Collins. Andy II.
Second Green Jade. one Bid
Gallatin.
Third Fort Mabel. Lady Waite.
New Trial
Fourth Gold Norm. Queen Earn.
iohiosn.
Fifth Independent Way. Fl Por-
tai Maepop.
Sixth nv Red. Nv Universe
Jean Lee
Seventh Ladv's Son. Chatham.
Little Abner
Eighth Svmpsthizer. Keen
Jack. Manrico
Sub DO II Katherine Jane.
FAIR Heart.
Best bet Sympathizer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Barnes Leads
Links Field
Georgia Golfer
Siors in Amateur
Nv HENRY SUPER
United Press staff Correspondent


NEW YORK - Remember this
name Tommy Barnes Il may
become important in golf before
this month passes into history.
Hes only 125-poundsr. this
gentleman from Georgia. but he
put every one Of those pounds 70
work yesterday and led the nation
N the qualifying rounds for the
national amateur golf champion
ship which will be played Aug.
1870 At the Omaha. Neh.. Field
club
Were not saving Barnes IL
roing 70 win the tournament.
because the field 81 $50 viii
contain some pretty fair
golfers. But. II he plays the
kind Of golf he did yesterday
down On the East Lake course
of the Atlanta Athletic club.
Barnes Is going TO he tough to
heat.
Ne whipped over the hrst round
N 40 strokes. two under par. and
toured the second Is holes VI g..
which adds NJ 10 six under par
for the day.
That was far and avay The hest
: score turned in by any Of the sos
golfers who hattled in q sections
for 1877 tournament places.
Previously. six men had quail
fed at Denver and six former
champions and one prominent
golfer doing army service were
exempted. which all ADDS up 10
the $50 who'll start the tourns-
nent proper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Sandy Prepares
For Grid Year

STANWOoD- Supt. Roy Sand
berg is wasting no time getting
stanwood Pirates out of the foot
ball lethargy. Anxious 10 put a
winning team here this year the
new superintendent and coach has
called a meeting for Aug. 30 10
discuss plans for the coming year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Barry New
use. Coach

LOS ANGELES University 81
Southern California today named
Justin NJ SAM Barry. Trojan
assistant SINCE 1929. IN succeed the
late Howard H Jones a. head
football coach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
IN Ohe 3ishing 6a.k<t

Roy Doc" Haslstt has the
only type % JOB IN this msns
land.
The Los Angeles sis-footer
gees M and down TINS western
slope passing out his knowledge
of fy and bait casting and
other details NJ angling, includ-
Ing equipment and why Il -
constructed along definite sc,en-
tifc lines.
Naturally. he fishes when his
business hours are not demand
ing hi. attention.
Naturally also. you can realiss
that he has hshed virtually all
the famed trout and salmon
waters of thLs great mountainous
SLOPE.
Thus. from seven years 81 this
work. plus many years Of fish
Ing for pleasure on his own
hook from boyhood. plus again
the YEAR. he conducted his own
casting club the wholehearted.
friendly big fellow has smassed
a warehouse Of fishing wisdom.
And that IL what he passes
out gratis 10 the public at each
demonstration on his lengthy
and thorough schedule
Nothing pleases Doc more
than 10 see youngsters A. his
demonstrsuon boys or girls.
He knows they are tho future
anglers Of the fly rod. tho bait
casting rods.
Doc believes the woman has
a $3.50 place In fishing He
has taught thousands
HIS wife. Esther. accompanies
him. she Is top flight cassef
In her own light. refusing to
acknowledge that even Doe IA.
Ar edge over her
Judging f,om N. pictures NJ
.ou~ NJ her rs,ehs. NJ might,
trout ard .sirno- snd thoss deep
sea n.he. of Southern Cali
forpis. h. Roli,. I believe the
little woman !. rght And Dec
sdmst. ~ Not through tear
but through nrm conviction.
IN. Doc represents Hsddon.
Pnueger. Ashaway. psndleton
Hodgman. Russell. stsison and
Bendix companies. makers n
fishing tackle and outdoor wear
ing apparel
He charges nothing FOR his
demonSrAtiona and his instrle-
tons Simply gives anglers his
knowledge Of his art and the
value Of the equipment he repre-
sents
The bg fellow began fishing
when ~ Vas about ~ yesf- old.
or almost Immediately after Ms
parents had brought him 20 N.
southland from Illinois.
Started IN tns salt Vatsr.
vent 70 surf angling A. h grew
older and ~ times turned 20 ths
trout Streams u mat sunbsked
region There wsrs not many,
81 course. hnt one IN particular
uss shout s. miles away
That uss before -. Angeles
boomed. No fab In The stream
today Later he hogan Eoinx
10 the Hgh siefrz-. wbirh
mans saw" ard fsund hls
pleasur. and added 10 his kssss b.
iedgs ard skill ~ fishing IN
the great trout waters up That
usy.
lie became = master ~ ths
A. a teacher ard author n
~ subject
The big fellow IN sven year.
hss gone N hts gospel tour.
making friends for his CON
panies adding ~ anglers
plsssurss through improved skill
the proper equipment
He ear - CEASED a. a
preacher preaching clean
living Nh8lssous recreation
He "A man zho mas ogilt ma
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o~,n place in the sun ard orc
who spreads only highest
thoughts
II /. annually pleasure n
have him come through
We look for him like ne DO
uhs holidays he 10 that re-
freshing
Doc - giving his Tacoma
demonstration this FRIDAY after
noon from 4 until o'clock a,
Wright park
Raising Cain
Mayor Harry =. Cain en-
gagged with other city dads N
= salmon fishing duel with Ne
tropolitan Park beard members.
And the city dads we're
thumped and Inundated
THIS was all Wednesday even
ing and well into the night when
the hoys concluded things With
devouring a well roasted turkey.
Anyway. Asyor Cain wtth I'd
Zukoss sky AZ the oars WAS m
the threshold of fame |. an
angler
The able Young city executive
tied into Goliath Of tho KING
species
Tukowsky. Who has fished Tho
Point waters for sesr.. ssy. the
n.h was the largest he ever
ss~. caught NJ hooked sr setfed
n, trapped.
Anyway. lets begin ~ tns
beginning
When IN. battle began Mayor
Cain ~as Iust off the Point.
Hs was towed toward Point
Evans when On route the fisb
lsaped into ~. air Mayor
cain ~As - frightened ne
Jumped. los..r ma fountain pen
si,h which he signs city deou.
Ynents
IN. hsh VISITED Gis Hsrbor
md then 80 ~ = dead line FOR
Seattle m. bg King must
have been courteous rascal.
Changed his mind Had NJ de-
sire 10 take our Tacoma mayor
10 N. neigrborinE city % hu-
initiate him
Humiliation Certainly. Tho
big Ming had an idea. DC knew
he "A. going 10 gain HI. liberty
when he desired. 20 he headed
hack toward the Point and Two
hours later let 20 the book and
vanished.
Later u Sss learned. - ] sm
informed. that Or George Mace
~ the PARK Hoard had filed of
Inc barn % Cams hook
Ne kns~ Harry Rad never
fishsd before and knew the
young man Fosiid nave ion
- chance - have beginner
luck
Or George did not esni his
sids defeated. more especially
himself he wan the conts~s
With 1914 po'sn9 salmon. which
~ assists AS 80 pounds bsf'
winch hsf been mlnlmizsd In
public prlnt - Parx Board
Msmhsr Or ~ 4 chrlstof'
feraan
- scands h11 thss.
pubic officials sef
Tbsrs alEhf ~ - a.
sgsIns, en-