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La gaceta., 1941-10-18

cafes, fieStas donde sirven
"cockteleS," clubs, cinemat6gra-
fos y frente-a las pizarras de DO
letines de los peri6dicos. Stem
pre- esta negando las cosas, ha
Gando NAL de alguien o destru-
yendo, Ell Quinta-C olumnista
naci6 en- ell Paraiso Terrenal,
cuando la serpiente Sc approve
ch6 de la simplicidad de Eva"
Capitulos de la nueva organi-
zaci6n Sc estan fundando en- to-
da la Argentina.
Londres, Octubre 1S.-(Ona)
Maurice de Jean, presidente del
departamento politico del Conf
t6 Nacional de la Francia Libre,
dio aver "que ser desnacionali-
zado por los lacayos del enemi-
go es un certificate de patriots
mo-" 0tros SO franeeses y 81 fue
ron privadOs de la ciudadania
.por I'm decreto que Petain fir
mo ell jueves.
Ginebra, Octubre 18.-Afir :
mase que ell almirante Darlan
sc propone obtener la deposit
ci6n del general Weygand. La
impopularidad de Darlan au-
menta, mientras de Weygand Sc
dice queen case necesario Sc CO.
locaria m~ilitarmente frente a
Jos nazis.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

pero no a los refugiados espa-
noles.
Son hombres fanatizados
que obedecen 6rdenes del ex-
terror y de fuera Sc les ha d.
cho: Russia e Ing~laterra.
Nosotros insistimos EN- estos
puntos:
l Que los refugiados espa-
noles tienen tanto derecho a ser
socorridos como 81 pueblo russo y
ell pueblo chino.
2. Que 81 en- Tampa Sc mi
clan cuegtaciones pdaicas, la di
recci6n Sc coloque en- manos es-
trictamente limpias, honradas,
y que ell dinero Sc distribuya en-
ire ell pueblo russo y los refugia-
dos espanoles.
8. Que no Sc caste en- la pro
paganda de la buena obra mas
del cinco o siete por ciento, y
que no Sc tome nj un solo centa-
vo para mantener agentes de
grupos pOliticos.
A. Que la organization no
tenga caracter comunista, socia
lista, democratic, etc, sinO de
hombreS amantes de la libertad
que anhelAn SCORER a las victi-
mas de Hil2r, MusSolini, Fran
co Y e. mlitarismo nippon.
5. Que Sc de al contribuyen-
te un recibo, como los que daba
Ell Comite Popular Democratico.
de modo que Sc pueda realizar
facilmente la comprehension del
dinero Y no "sobre nj falte."
6. Que los propagandistas
polfticos dejen la "pr6dica" de
sus ideas para despues de la
guerra y que tOdos los esfuerzos
So concentren en- este fin: derro
tar a Cos enemigos de la huma-
nidad, a los nazis, faScistas y ia
langistas, y socorrer a los que
en- Russia, Inglaterra y otros pa
ses combaten por los derechos
Eel hombre.
7. Ayudar en- igual proper
ci6n al pueblo russo y a los refu-
giados e~spanOles. Por ell mundo
llevan su pobreza y su augusta
veintenas de miles republicanos
y Ieales espanoles.
Nosotros, como en- la recolec-
ia para Espana, no aceptare-
mos mas recompensa q. ayudar
a defender a los perseguidos y
2cosaIos por ell nazi-fascismo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
APR0BO LA CAMARA Ell AR
MAMENTO DE LOS VAPO,
RES MERCANTES

Washington, 0ctubre 1S.-La
Camara de Representatives. de
IA naci6n, cen Ia mayor calma,
pero solemnemente aprob6 aver
la r>forma a la ley de neutrali-
dad cue permite armar, para su
defensa a los barcos mercante
de la RepUblica. Votaron a ia
vor de la modification pedida,
259 representatives; en- contra
1873. Sc agregaron a los demo
cfataS, en- la votaci6n, 80 repu-
blicanos. La ley sera enviada
hoy al Senado.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

to Of Alcalde de AttenhaVen fu6
mandado por los alemanes a un
campo de concentration, porque
Sc neg6 a firmar un decreto Ma
ri en- d que Sc amenazaba con
severas penas a todos los ira
tantes en- la BOlsa Negra. ri Or
gano nazi "Moniteur der Beco-
trading publica que el n1merO
de processes contra las Bolsas
Negras han aumsntado de SAT
en- cctubre dltimo a 2,207 en- ju-
MO. Use puede pedir una prue-
ba mas clara de la incapacidad
e ineptitud de los Nazis en- all
mentar a los paises bajo su des-
p6tico podsrl
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
Ell + GABINETE
JAPONES
Tiene que estudidr la situact6n

Toxic, o. tubre 1S-Al tomar
hoy possession de la iefatura del
gobierno, ell primer ministro, ge
neral Toto, declare que anada
pOdia decir en- cuanto a las rela
clones exteriores, por no haber
estudiado aun la situaci6n. Com
ponen ell nuevo gabinete los 81
guientes personajes: Shigenori
Togo, exembajador en- Berlin y
MoscG, ministro de negocios ex-
tranjeros; almirante Shimada,
ministro de marina; vicealmi-
rante Terashima, ministro de fe
rrocarriles Y cOmunicaciones
hacienda, Okinobu Kaya, que
~perteneci6 al primer gabinete
de Konoye; cOmercio e indus
tria, Shinsuke Kishi, exvicepri-
mer ministro del departamento;
beneficencia. general Koizumi ;
.justicia, Mlohiyo IwamuraI "a
gricultura, Hiroyasu Ino; educa
ci6n, Kunihiko Hashida; minis
tro sin cartera, mayor general
Suzuki.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
PIDEN UNA POLITICA "DE
DOS PUNOS" N IT Ell
JAP0N

Washington, Octubre 49,
Los senadores Norris, Pepper y
Gillette piden hoy que el gobier
no adOpte una politica de dos pa
nos, energica, contra ell Jap6n.
Sc ha cancelado la salida de va
pores en- San Francisco y San
Pedro, California.
Norris asegura que Estados
Unidos no puede "apaciguar" al
Jap6n, como tampoco puede IA
mciguar'' a Hitler. 81 81 Jap6n
quiere atacarnos, sera atacado.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

Esos que ahora hablan de Ru-
STA e Inglaterra, olvidando a los
.efugiados espanoles, siguen u
ma tactica equivocada e impro.
pia DEF pueblo russo en- armas.
Cuando el pueblo espanol com
satfa, sin ayuda exterior, enton
ces Sc lie usaba como 'bandera'
Ahora Sc habla exclusivamen
e, por aI3uellos que antes odia-
dan a Inglaterra y mencionaban
a Espaha para sus maniobra;
polfticas, de Russia y la Gran
Bretana,
Quieren organizar ~cuestacio-
mes, algunos de ellos, para hacer
10 que hicieron con ell dinero del
'barco fantasma; ;" quieren or
ganizar cuestaciones para repair
tir tantos por eientos por esta G
aquella labor; y quieren "elimi-
mar" a los refugiados espaholes
para alejar a los espaholes lea.
les, Y a los cubanos co~nscientes
y que Ell dinero no sea debida
mente fiscalizado..."
ST de veras aman la causa de
la libertad, 10 mejor que pueden
hacer algunos senores es AFRO
Jar las envenenadas armas de Ia
intriga y la calumnia y coope-
rar con bondad y supreme des-
inter9s
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

La Camara hizo aver 10 que
mas convenia a la naci6n.
Pedia ell Presidente la re
forma" de la ley de neutrali-
dad, para armar los vapores
mercantes,, y Sc lie ha compla-
cido.
Ell pueblo americana espera
ahora que ell senado actde con
la celeridad y patriotismo que
Ia situaci6n International de-
manda.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
lmportantes noticias de Europa y la America

Rechazados los ataques de los nazis. Llega-
ron a las "Regiones Industriales" de las afueras
de MoscI. = Morinigo destituyo a SUI hermano.
-Moscu "combatira hasta ell ultimo aliento."-
Torres condenado a 20 amos de presidio.-Los
Caballeros del Pico y ell Hacha. - Petain "des-
nacionaliza a los franceses de honor.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

nicado de hoy, no dice que los
nazis hayan sido contanidos. pc
10 informa que el ejercito sovi6-
Eco ha rechazado ataques de los
alemanes procedentes del oeste.
All mismo tempo Sc admite ell a
5andono de Odessa Y ell trans
porte de las tropas que alli esta-
ban a otro teatro de la guerra,
en- ell Mar Negro. LA retirada
Sc ihizo en- pefecto orden," Fue
una maniobra acordada por Ell
mando, deliberedamente, Y no
lproducto de Ia preston de nazis
y 1 lmanos.
l. arlin, Octubre 18.-Los ma.
zis hforman que sus tropas han
llegado a las regiones industrial
| les de Moscl y confiesan que ell
mando Soviet, a juzgar por las
evidencias, sc prepare para re-
o~rganizar sus tropas Y defender
la capital. I'll mando russo anun
cia la creaci6n de nuevas bases
en- lugares situados a mas de
| 500 millas sde distancia y entire
las montanas Urales y ell Volga.
Londres, Octubre 18.-Es "a
2uardado aqui ell excomisario de
Negocios Extranjeros de la Ru-
STA Soviet, Maxim Litvinof. Di-
cese que viehe a consular con
ell primer ministro Churchill.
la question de los abastecimien
tos ha sido ~resuelta, paro hay
probIemas que requieren discu.
sion en- esta Ease peliaguda de
la guerra.
Buenos Aires, Octubre 49,
(Ona).-El general Higinio Mo
rinigo, dictator del Paraguay,
que anda siempre descalzo en- su
hOgar y en- la Oficina, cesante6
a su hermano, captain Nestor
Morinigo, que era jefe de poll
cfa y tambien a su ayudante de
campo Y secretario privado.
Mas de Glen estudiantes de la
Universidad fueron deportados
por ell dictator a la isla de Peha
Hermosa.
MoscG, Octubre 49, Una pro
clama del mandO ,uso, expedida
anteayer, dice: "Camaradas,
MoscG esta en- peligro. ia enc
migo esta a punto de llegar a la
capital. La bora del supreme sa
crificio ha llegado. El enemigo
amenaza 81 central vital de la
Union Soviet. Debe ell pueblo de
Moscd cOmbatir hasta ell Gltimo
aliento."
Habana, Octubre 1s.-El Tri
bunal de Urgencia impuso 20 a
nos de preside a Antonio To
rres, por complicidad en- las ex-
plosiones de bombas que ocasio
naron dahos en- varios estableci-
mientos e hirieron a doce per-
sonas. Explotaron los artefac-
tos 81 pasado Is de agosto.
Madrid, Octubre 18.-El &c :
neral Franco perdon6 anteayer
a 26 miembroh de la Falange
contra los cuales sc habia adop-
ado acci6n disciplinaria.
AL mismo tempo reorganiz6
los servicios de propaganda y
prensa de los falangistas.
Como los 26 hombres "dieron
pruebas de arrepentimiento Y e.
vidente espiritu de cooperation,
he decidido perdonarlos."
Buenos Aires, octubre Is
Los Caballeros del Pico y ell Ha
ha publicaron aver un pequeno
libro en- Ell cual Sc describe asi
a un miembro de la Quinta Co
lufmna: acknowledgements osten
ia las car a~cteristicas faciales del
traidor. Habla alto, con album :
ldancia de palabra, es debtl y bi
lioso. Pasa largas horaa en- los
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
,KALININ ~REC0NQUISTADO

Estokolmo, Octubre 18-Una
noticia recpgida por la Radio da
cuenta de la recaptura de Kali
min por el ejercito russo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
MURIERON PER-
SONAS EN- STELLA

Roma, Octubre lS.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa eombarde6 aver a
Siracusa, EN- ASicilia, matando
las bombas a Ocuatro personals
La pOblaci6n 3 Elma, en- Ce-
deha, fu6 atacAda tambiel~
ropl2nOs italianos StacaS
Malta.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

Ell coronel Manuel Benitez, je
fe de policia en- Ell gobierno de
Batista, hablando en- New York
donde Sc halla de vista, hizo es-
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

Tiene listed raz6n, amigo.
Esos elementos hablan ahora
de ayuda . Russia e Inglaterra'
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Women
Arrny>Navy
Lunch Bar
High Officials See
A. w. v. S. Unit
Dedicated

More than 500 civilian defense
workers and about so ranking Army
and Navy officials were present yes
| terday when the American Women's
Voluntary Services opened its Army
and Navy outdoor lunch bar" in the
park behind the Munitions and Navy
Buildings.
Undersecretary of War Robert P
Patterson and Undersecretary of the
Navy James V. Forrestal were among
the high-ranking officials who were
special guests for the opening day of
the new A. w. V. S. project.
The bar. which is designed to pro-
vide pleasant period of relaxation
for the men and women who are
carrying on a vital part of the
Nations business" will be open each
day that weather permits up to
October l.
Many of the stenographers and
clerks who patronized the counter
yesterday had their luncheon picnic
style under the welcome shade of the
park trees.
Sandwiches, drinks, pies and other
refreshments were served from red
oilcloth counters covered with
blue and white awning. Members
Evening star., 1941-07-02
By the Way-
Beth Blaine

Wearing yellow printed
Of the lovely flowers
zeaers house Cathedral really party
10
Netherlands legation his wife will be of for Con-
necicut and Cape Cod this afternoon for Today
Capital heat. Their children have them North.
Unlike garden parties that T.
from IS good idea for scorchng day
behind
begun The only disadvantage that the host and hostess
dining they're to be the Boezeaers certainly
fingered the garden
long
The Swedish Minister early-the
a white printed
since the Borom first Washington and Nine.
Bosom said that took her back and vvd to those early
the Boezelaers,
also then that Baron Boae secretary at the Neither
lands Legation Minister Alex Loudon Coun
selor Washington after
absence OF IL years Mrs Prenss Gilbert who has leased her
charming little house in Georgetown, taken
for herself Connecticut and working hard
the American Red Cross headquarters.
fresh
a Ambassador
Count van der ponhoz came with the Countess The peruvian
Ambassador Manuel
sanhe Counselor little
impbme the Naval Attacbe can't Meier Ranne the ond
secretary H. NJ the Commercial
banton and the Military Attache and Nine Weijerman.
From the British Embassy the Counselor and Mrs
Butler, the Assistant Naval Atache
thony CoeDy who came late already dressed for dinner IN blue
and white and looking happy her husbands
promotion in the
Broderck with her pretty Authenticated daughter shela who
will be off for California
and is pleased small child going
Nine. charming fresh
to all the garden Mr. and Franklin Ellis
much they like their house Wyoming
Recheens had last Eric Taft
and Mrs Percy Black pctur
eque and of the pretest of all the ladies little
the Second Secretary of the Chinese Embassy
costume slippers
earrings of blue But her hair quite American in modern and
sleek coifwe
Evening star., 1941-07-02

with short train and she wore
veil of f1ngertip length held by a
tiara of seed pearls and lace.
Miss Lucille Clagett, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor. and
she wore blue marquisette and lace
with a small hat of the same shade
and carried spray of pink roses
and blue delphinium.
1t. Brooks Hatch, U. S. M. c., was
best man.
The bride is a graduate of Chevy
Chase High School and the Lucy
Webb Hayes School for Nurses. 1t.
Clagett is a graduate of Charlotte
Hall Military Academy and the
Bulls Naval Preparatory School.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walls,
Evening star., 1941-07-02

the wedding of Miss Ann Eliza
beth Parr, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving w. Parr of Arlington,
and Mr.. Harry Elston Moran, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Moran of East
Falls Church, Va. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock Thurs
day evening, the rector, the Rev
Henry J. Miller, officiating.
Mr.. Benedick Genua played. The
altar was decorated with clusters
of Easter lilies in the vases and in
the chancel were tall baskets filled
with white gladioluses.
Mr.. Parr gave his daughter in
marriage and her wedding gown
was of white marquisette and lace
fashioned with fitted bodice with
sweetheart neckllne and bishop
sleeves. The full skirt fell into
long train and was covered by her
tulle veil, which fell from the crown
of her head, where it was held by
cluster of orange blossoms. She
carried a white prayer book with
an orchid on the cover and cas-
cade of orchids.
Mrs. Frederick Kenneth Bloom of
Baltimore was matron of honor.
wearing yellow marquisette MADE
with fitted bodice having shol>
puffed sleeves and a full skirt. Her
circular veil in the same shade
was held by natural flowers like
those in her bouquet. Miss Sue
Parr was maid of honor and the
brides other attendants were Mrs.
Lawrence Macdonald and Miss
Katharine Moran. They were dressed
like the matron of honor in shades
of blue, pink and green.
Mr.. Bloom was best man and the
ushers included Mr.. Willard PiggOtt
of East Falls Church, Mr.. Lawrence
Macdonald of Arlington and Mr..
Olney Braun of Baltimore.
The reception was held at RiXey
Mansion in Arlington. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran left on their
wedding trip. On their return they
Continued on Page B-4)
Evening star., 1941-07-02
ID. A. r. Meetings
TO Hear President

President Roosevelt's radio ad-
dress July will be heard by spe-
cial meetings of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution all over
the country. according to Mrs. Will
liam H. Pouch, president general.
At the conclusion of the speech, she
said, the 10000 listening members
will pledge allegiance TO the flag.
The meetings have been arranged
by telegram to all State regents and
national officers, Mrs. Pouch said,
to demonstrate TO the Nation the
numerical strength and unity Of
the j. A. R."
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mrs. Massengale
Leaves for South

Mrs. Kimball Massengale OF
Miami, Fla, who visited Mrs.
John Alfred White, I'd, here last
week, has gone to Greenville,
S. c., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ben r. Anthony.
Mrs. Massengale is society edi-
tor and columnist of the Miami
Beach Tropics and Miami CORE
spondent for the Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Evening star., 1941-07-02

Miss Ann Parr Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Moran.
st. Georges Episcopal Church in
Arlington, Va, was the scene of
Evening star., 1941-07-02

of the canteen unit and the group
of girls serving as usherettes wore
uniforms of a cool blue green, with
the A. w. v. S. insignia on their
pockets and sleeves.
Mrs Raymond Lee, chairman of
the Washington unit of the A. w.
V. s., was on hand to greet the
group of special guests. which in
cluded officials from the British
Embassy.
Mrs. Stanford C. Hooper is chair
man of the Army and Navy Lunch
Bar Committee and Mrs. William
w. Jervey, canteen director.
Proceeds from the bar will be
used by the A. w. V. S. for a special
defense project TO begin in the fall.
Mrs. r. M. Griffin is chairman of
the defense unit.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Mrs. Souby to Fete
Mrs. Gale Johnston

Mrs. Casey, wife of the Au-
stralian Minister, will be the
ranking guest at luncheon Tues
day of Mrs. James NJ. Souby, who
will entertain in her apartment
at 2l01 Connecticut avenue for
Mrs. Gale Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston recently
came to Washington from their
home in ST. Louis and are occu-
pying Woodend, the estate of
Capt. and Mrs. Chester Wells in
Chevy Chase. Md. Mr.. Johnston
is field director of the Defense
Savings Staff in the Treasury
Department. Mrs. Johnston for
merly was Miss Miriam Rand,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rand of ST. Louis.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Speech Awards Given

Mrs. James Alexander, Mr.. George
Taylor and Miss Carol Sunderman
received merit awards for progress
in speech personality at a banquet
at the Broadmoor Hotel this week
concluding course conducted by
Mrs. Helen Montfort Noodle. The
group was composed of business
and professional men and women
of Arlington, Va.
Plans to continue as a group in
the fall were announced.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Peruvian Envoy
Takes Cottage

The dean of the diplomatic
corps. the Peruvian Ambassador,
Senor Don Manuel de Freyre v
Santander, has taken Shady Lawn
Cottage at Eagles Mere. Pa,
again this summer and with his
son and daughter, Senor Frank
de Freyre and Senorita Peggy de
Freyre, went there Yesterday.
The Ambassador will return to-
day or tomorrow and join his
children for the week ends.
Miss Lois Mitchell of Falmouth
Va. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
P. Chapman, jr., in Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Phil Sheridan Corps

Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief
Corps. auxiliary to the Grand
Army, will meet Thursday at pm,
at the Thomas Circle Club, the
president, Mrs. Julia Hooper, pre-
siding. There will be an evening
of games.
Plans will be discussed to take
part in the massing of the colors,
July 4, at the Washington Monu-
ment.
On July IL the corps will parici-
pate in exercises to commemorate
the battle at Fort Stevens.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Miss Elsie Dodds
Engaged to Marry

DR.. and Mrs. Solon Dodds of
Baltimore and Annapolis an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elsie Wolcott
Dodds, to Ensign Alexander H.
Van Keuren, jr., U. S. N. r., son
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van
Keuren of Chevy Chase. Md.
The wedding will take place
this month at the Academy
Chapel at the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Senator Andrews
And Wife Back

Senator and Mrs. Charles o.
Andrews of Florida have returned
from Atlantic City, where they
went TO attend the opening of the
Florida exhibit on the Steel Pier.
While there, Senator and Mrs.
Andrews attended several enter
tainments honoring the Governor
of Florida and Mrs. Spessard
Holland, among these being the
dinner party given Saturday eve
ming by Senator and Mrs. William
H. Smathers.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Miss Annie Laurie Senge
Wed to Mr., Frank Seylar.

Miss Annie Laurie Senge and Mr.
Frank Edgar Seylar we're married
Saturday afternoon in the Church
of the Epiphany. The Rev. Hunter
M. Lewis officiated.
Large vases of white gladioluSeS
and carnations and lighted candles
were on the altar. Mr. Adolf Torov-
sky played.
The bride. who is the daughter
Of Mr.. George Senge of Berwyn,
Nd, was given by him in marriage.
She wore white net and lace made
on princess lines with bands of
lace paneling the bouffant skirt and
reaching to the end of a billowing
train. Rows of lace covered the
bodice and short, puffed sleeves and
her mitts were also of lace A
crown of Brussels lace and seed
pearls held her illusion veil and
she carried a prayer book with a
shower of orchids and lilies of the
valley. For ornamentation she wore
an heirloom gold cross and chain.
Mrs. John E. Senge of Norfolk,
Va, sister-in-law of the bride, was
matron of honor, and she wore shell
pink with a headdress of pink
ruching and short veil and carried
pink carnations and blue del
phinium.
The other attendants were Miss
Norine M. Mulgannon and Mrs.
Winston H. Wrenn, the former
wearing heavenly blue with a head
dress of ruching and a short veil
and carrying a bouquet of yellow
iris and gypsophila. Mrs. Wrenn
wore buttercup yellow with a head
dress and veil to match and carried
blue delphinium and gypsophila.
Donald Mulgannon served as ring
bearer, dressed in white suit
bearing the ring on a pillow of
white satin and lace.
Mr.. Kenneth B. Seylar of Rich
mond Hill Long Island, was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr. Winston Wrenn. Mr.
George w. Senge, brother of the
bride; Mr.. John Everett Senge of
Norfolk, Va. also a brother of the
bride. and Mr.. Boyd c. Anders.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Hoskinson, in Wesley
Heights
The bride is the treasurer of Beta
Gamma Phi Sorority and the bride
groom is associated with an audit
and inspection firm in New York.
Out-of town guests were the
mother of the bridegroom and Mr..
Fred j. Clist, uncle of the bride
groom of Richmond Hill Mrs. Laura
Zahn of Long Island City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Dillstrom of Richmond
Hill, Mrs. j. L. Richards and Mr..
Robert F. Richards of Baldwin. N. Y.
For travelling the bride wore
blue and white sheer redingote with
hat and accessories to match and
corsage of roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seylar will make
their home in New York.
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Weddings of Interest
To Social Circles
In Capital and Vicinity
Miss Naomi Mae Green Becomes Bride
Of 1t. Francis Chester Clagett
In St. Matthew'S Cathedral Ceremony

st Matthews Cathedral wedding
yesterday afternoon
and Mrs John H Green 1t Francis Chester Clagett
of Mr. Chester Cagett
Coady of St Anthonys Church ohcated
Wearing
OF white gladioses and boada the bride the church
MIR Hoy Walls Chevy
the altar The bodice of her
high nkne bishop
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Jewish Relief Body
Plans Boat Trip

The Washington Ladies Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society is planning benefit moon
light summer reunion" on the
steamship Mount Vernon next We'd
nesday. The proceeds will be con-
tributed to the support of the Denver
sanatorium where nine Washington
patients are now receiving medical
care free of charge.
Mrs. Robert Klein, 1903 Upshur
street NV, is in charge of tickets
and ARRANGEMENTS
Evening star., 1941-07-02
Miss Prentice Leaves

Miss Daisy M. Prentice left to-
day for Bass Rocks at East
Gloucester, Mass. where she will
be at the Hotel Thorwald for the
remainder of the summer.