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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
WANT ADS


GOOD LOOkS PAY BIO Ovid
ends ana you can collecl mem IL
you lhls shop; Elllclell.
and courteous service. Phone Z0O
Shop. lott
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rive ROOM ron
Cooper avenue All mooerl con
NenlenceS, ar condlllolled See j.
oOR iHohOOGH, MI Il N
methods eiiectiVely remove al
xmas OIL SOIL. MS iS zone WITHOUT
when projects po'l you ana Vaiet
against lne icoilNei'iel1ce Oh
ers & Dyers. 16-3ti
FOR SALE COW, MULE, WAGoN,
pioNs' farm looiS' Gee "llu
some n~ouSeilo'o soooS d. olu = "
Jones noheplace heal Nl'oo'epuls:
H. b Jones' owner lo-o''
that Pearl Buttons are universally
approved by laundrieS and dry
cleaners, that they are not affected
by washing, ironing OF pressing2
Always insist on good Pearl But
tons. l7-2tl
FOR RENT: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and cold water and
garage. If Interested, address
department" care Dispatch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

FOR RENT: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and cold water and
garage. II interested, address
"Apartment' care Dispatch.
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NIGHTS QUALITY COAI-IONc
lasting heat-it's hard to beat, W.
clean burning. clinkerless. with iH,S
Tie ash content. Try a load. Phone
1873. Nights Coal x Wood ft
CALL BAKERS FOR YOUR NFyr
repair job. Try II invisible Lai.
soling. no nails or sewing Ca".
tell they We're ever half soIad
lllolre IT, LIT
FOR RENT-A NICE FIVE ROOM
house on Zollicoffer Ave. Alex g
+, Watkins.
STARTED ROCKS AND REDS N
two and three weeks old. NI,st ~
| moved now at your price. Hendon
! son Hatchery, back of LeggettS
o~''c
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FOR RENT: CLOSE IN. FURNISH
ed or unfinished. one. two ar
three rooms, suitable for Iiob.
housekeeping, Mrs. Scales. 31s
Orange street, phone 1861. III
TRY OUR INVISIBLE HALF on.
ing, us the new modern way to
repair shoes. Phone 638. We call for
and deliver. Grissom'S Shoe Shon
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w. H. (BILL) HESTER NOW IN
charge of u service department
General repairs to all cars. See uS
for nice selection of used ca,
values. Candler-Palmer Motor Co
Studebaker Dealers. 1874;
FOR QUICK SALE: SLIGHTLY
used ~ piece walnut bed room
suite, S49.50. Biggest bargain in
town. r. f. S~atterWhite & Sons
near IRE STATION. l7--tf
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR
shop by the Public. by the Board
of Health, Sanitary Department Of
tiS Wy ~ anu Jul ' OF any DINER
fair minded body Of men VINO have
public interest at heart. Aliens
Barber Shop, c. d. Allen, Prop,
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SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Chuck Roast, 10. ...........E l-2c
Round Steak. 10. 29c
Pork Chops, ID. .... ... l8c
Fat Hens, fresh dressed, ID. 49,. PIC
hamburger Steak, 10. ........l5c
Sanitary Market,
Phones 81 and 80.
17-1ti
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR RENT JAN. i-MODERN FUR
nished apartment. DR.. a. G. Vow.
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RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN FOR
established Watkins route in Hen
derson. No capital on investment
required. Fine opportunity for good
steady earnings. Write The J. R.
N'tiAf'AiN, INiSIiIlCtit, ' II
ginla. l7-2ti
SPECIAL PRICES ON ARMSTRONG
f Inlaid linoleum. Borders and tea-
ture strips at no extra cost on most
jobs. All work installed by factory
trained men. Estimate and prices
;. without obligation. Home Furniture
| Exchange, phone so. l45ti
OUR NEW ELECTRIC SAW HAS
saved our customers many dollars
on window and door frames. 1t has
: helped Us to give more and better
: service. too. Alex S. Watkins. l7-lt
, USE OUR CASH AND CARRY DRY
, cleaning service and save the diff
ference. Curb service Our time j:
; your time. May-Smith Cleanlns
Co, William and Winder streets.
| l6-3t
4 WANTED: TWO OR THREE ROOM
ers and boarders. Boys preferred
8, Close in. 1926 Chestnut St. III
, NEVER SAW ANYTHING LIKE 1T
, Pittsburgh's magic new Waterspa
, Enamel for woodwork and turni
ture. Dries 10 chlna-like gloss il
four hours. Easy to apply. c. /
Carter Lumber Co., William stree,
s phone 574. l4-&-l
, PLUMBING REPAIRS - w II L !
pipes freeze on leaks oCcur, YOU
can get us promptly by calling 81
or 8l2-J. }. G.. Wheeler, Jr. 1863
ATTENTION!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

ALL BAKERS FOR YOUR NFyr
repair job. Try our invisible bai,
soling, no nails or sewing Ca",.
tell they were even half soled
Phone l42-J. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

is THE TIME TO TRADE IN
your old ice box on a new Electric
Refrigerator while the prices are so
low. Investigate now and get the
low down sale prices. Only a few
left at these low prices. Hughes
Furniture Co. ~l1-2O-2Z-Zt
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FOR RENT-A NICE FIVE ROOM
house on Zollicoffer Ave, Alov q g
Watkins. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

STARTED ROCKS AND REDS ONr
two and three weeks old Mn, 49,
moved now at your price. Hender.
son Hatchery, back of Leggetts
1857
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

FOR RENT: CLOSE IN. FI-RN1Su
ed or unfinished. one, two or
three rooms, suitable for Iigb,
housekeeping. Mrs. Scales. 316
Orange street, phone 1861. III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN FOR
established Watkins route in Hem
derSon. No capital or investment
required. Fine opportunity for good
steady earnings. Write The j. R.
Watkins Company, Richmond, Viz
Sinla. l1-2ti
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NIGHTS QUALITY COALITION
lasting heat-lts hard to beat ~
clean burning. ~cllnkerless, with liz
tie ash content. Try Il load. phono
1873. Nights Coal & Wood. fr1e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17
Conclusion.

! hnoW that the giving up of youn
IifeWork is very hard,-it is almos'
like burying d taVorjte child. | really
hate to write this message, and ever
hope | am wrong. All | am doing
is asking some of you to think l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR
rent, steam heat. adjoining bath.
Conveniently located. Phone Tl-J.
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GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG OVID
ends and you can collect them if
you ~patronize this shop. Efficient
and courteous service. Phone 200
for appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

PLUMBING REPAIRS - w EN-
pipes freeze on leaks occur, you
car get us promptly by calling 1913
or 8l2-J. }. G.. Wheeler, il. 1876
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

II YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHES
to look their best at all times, and
want fast, dependable and polite
service. Call me at May-Smith
Cleaning Co., Phone 237. My time
is your time. Bill Stainback. l6-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

FOR SALE COW, MULE. WAGON.
harness, ploWS. farm tools, feed and
some household goods at old J. G..
Jones homeplace near Middleburg.
r. b. Jones. owner. l5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

TRY OUR INVISIBLE HALF SO1
ing. It's the new modern vav -
repair shoes. Phone 638. We call for
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe Shop
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FOR RENT JAN. i-MODERN FUR
nished apartment. DR.. a. c. Vow.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Chuck Roast, 10. ............l7 lie
Round Steak. 10. pc
Pork Chops. ID. ..... .... l8c
Fat Hens, fresh dressed, ID. PIC
hamburger Steak. 10. .....l 5c
Sanitary Market,
Phones 81 and 80.
7-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

w. II. (BILL) HESTER NOW IN
charge OF our service department
General repairs to all cars. See us
for nice selection of used car
values. Candler-Palmer Motor Co
Studebaker Dealers. 1921;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT,
Cooper avenue, All modern con
Neniences. air conditioned. See J..
b. Gee or call 83O-W or 500. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-17

FOR QUICK SALE: SLIGHTLY
used five piece walnut bed room
suite, $3.50. Biggest bargain in
town. r. f. SatterWhite & Sons.
lledl IRE SldIoll. 1--tf
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Miss Patricia Hill
Gives Aquatic and
Luncheon Party

Miss Patricia Hill entertained at
a swimming and luncheon party yes
terday. Among the guests were
Mrs. Igor CaSSini. Miss Betty Stew
Richardson, Miss Marilyn Hines
and her guest, Miss Sappho Winkler
of New Orleans; Miss Renee Stein,
Mrs. Grant Boss, Miss Nancy Ord
way, Miss Edith Ann Corbin. Miss
Emily Myers, Miss Dolly Corbin,
Miss Betty Lloyd Hutchison, Miss
Sherry Biggers of Toledo, Ohio; Miss
Janet Hartz, Mrs. Oliver Hammond,
Miss Emily Davis, Miss Mary Dyer,
Miss Gloria Goode. Miss Patsy Kel-
sey. Miss Betty Ann SWagart, Miss
Ann Swanson, Miss Margaret Hill
Miss Mary Stewart Price, Miss Mary
Gruman, Miss Billy Gruman, Miss
Eleanor Neill. Miss Nancy Lawrence,
Miss Julie Cahill, Miss Jane Cahill
Miss Jean Waggaman. Miss Patricia
Brewer, Miss Marion Norris, Miss
Mary Ellen Brown. Miss Peter Nor
ris. Miss Mary Jane Moran, Miss
Ellen Pearson. Miss Laura Mae Nor
ris, Miss Ruth Quinn. Miss Betty
Burton, Miss Suzanne Slingluff, Mrs.
Jack Kelly, Miss Ruth Dove. Miss
Achsah Dorsey, Miss Mary Adams
Manning, Miss Patricia Prochnik,
Miss Eleanor Meem, Miss Ruth Hur-
ley, Mrs. Robert Souter, Mrs. JUS
tine Newton Dunn and many others
Mr.. Buster Crabbe, who is well
known as swimmer, also was among
Miss Hills guests.
Evening star., 1941-06-27

Continued on Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Elizabeth Crowley
Guest of Honor at
Garden Party

Miss Elizabeth Anne Crowley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Crowley, whose marriage to Mr..
Frederick L. Mccoy of Scotland, Nd,
will take place on June 30, was
guest of honor at a garden party
given by the Misses Mccoy at their
home in Berwyn, Md, Sunday eve
ming.
Bridal showers were given dur
ing the last week for Miss Crowley
by Mrs. James Walton Moore OF the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation, the
Misses Ernestine Garofalo and Betty
Boehme, her former classmates at
St. Mary-of- -the-Woods College, In
diana, and by the Misses Regina
Burgan and Margaret Mihm, for
mer classmates of Sacred Heart
Academy in this city.
A buffet supper in honor Of Miss
Crowley and her fiance will be
given Sunday evening by Miss Mar
earet Bier, college roommate Of the
bride elect.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
By the Way
MRS. DONALD EDWARDS
Beth Blaine:

Almost was here Mrs John Gross
o
during
Of
which included
and Montgomery Blair and Philip
a
cousin
them White
Herteendy Pretty
dinner with Earl Smith
of
full radio which and
Lionel Atw did yesterday afternoon which, the
harmless
combination
soon
pleasant and informal.
yesterday. full bloom,
backeyed holhock At last afternoon
ago there and honeysuckle
Warren Delano Robbins pale linen with
her beautiful mauv locks softly waved In loose bob The Coun-
typographical in this column accused of calling him
Mrs zahara the overlooking garden and
talked blond and lovely Betty for visit with
Eldridge
young French brother visiting her for
English Gordon and E.
Eddie Gardner,
home them for the cooked their
Hail. Tennis Wilmer Allison, Edward Van Devane Charlie
Hume and two others
plans: andM plan a
shore-probaby Cape May month
son-n-aw Spaudings
Mrs Sidney will West Bob whose family has ranch
a
leased beautiful
Foxa road the Howard Chngs Ralph Hill probably will his
which he will
Hinckey
gala and luxurious sounding OF party IN
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Several
Dinner
Parties Held
Elizabeth Howry
Entertains for
Glenn Abbey

Informal afternoon gatherings
and a number of dinner parties
marked yesterdays calendar in the
Capital. Miss Elizabeth Howry in
vited many friends to her new
home on P street where she held
a combination housewarming and
farewell party. Mr.. Glenn Abbey
was the honor guest and friends
were there to bid him farewell and
good luck in England, where he will
be next week.
At the same time Miss Peggy
Lansdowne, daughter Of Mrs. John
Caswell. was being honored at a
party by Mrs. Donald Downs.
Earlier Mrs. Lionel Atwill and Mrs.
Lawrence Wood Robert entertained
a group following their radio broad
cast.
Senator and Mrs. Carter Glass
were the honor guests at the infor-
NAL dinner party given last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyatt
who entertained in their home on
Kalmia road. Other guests were
Senator and Mrs. James Hughes,
Mr.. M. S. Szymczak. Miss Minnie
Mae Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Smith.
Mrs. Dorothy Lee Ward was
another of last evenings dinner
hostesses, her party being held at
the Shoreham terrace and honoring
AMER Del Monte, well-knoWn BARI
tone. Gen. and Mrs. Albert Cox,
Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hurja
were others at this party.
Col. J. Ronald McCrindle, manag-
ing director OF British Overseas Air
ways, and Mrs. McCrindle, who IS
the distinguished novelist, Susan
Ertz, were guests of honor at
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Parker Van Zandt at the Army Navy
Club roof last evening.
Mrs. McCrindle has been in the
United States for the last year
while her husband has been inspect
ing his company's airlines in all
parts OF the British Empire.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
StratfOrd COLLEGE
Alumnae to Hold
Party Tomorrow

Mr.. John c. Simpson Of Danvllle.
Va, president of Stratford College,
and Miss Mabel H. Kennedy, dean,
will be guests of honor at the
buffet supper tomorrow night at
$500 Sixteenth street TO be given by
the Washington Chapter Of the
Stratford Alumnae Association.
Other guests will include Miss
Marjorie Anderson of Hyattsville,
Miss Barbara Shields of Washington,
who was graduated on June 10; Mrs.
H. Alfred Stalfort, president Of the
Baltimore Chapter, and Miss Emma
Lee Booth, past president OF the
Danville Junior Chapter.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall Of Wash
ington ts in charge of the supper.
Mrs. Robbins L. Conn Of East Falls
Church, president of the Wash
ington group. will receive the guests
Table decorations will represent
the Memory Garden" at Strstford
College. After supper Mr.. Simpson
will show motion pictures Of the
schools activities during the past
year.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Suburban Social Notes
Miss Sally McCandlish Weds
Tomorrow at Fairfax

Miss Margaret J. S. Carr and her
father, Mr.. James H. Carr, enter
tained at tea and garden party
from to at their home in Baden.
Nd, Sunday afternoon. The party
was held to honor the descendants
of Philip Dorsey Carr, Miss Carr's
grandfather. The home of Philip
Dorsey Carr, where five generations
of Carrs lived, was located on the
PawtuXent River, in Anne Arundel
County, about miles from An
napoliS.
OF the four living children Of
Philip Dorsey Carr. Mrs. Harry
Enoch and Messrs. MAYNARD and
James Carr were present at the
party. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Howst
OF Baltimore was unable to attend.
Assisting Miss Carr were Mrs.
Elizabeth Nelson Patterson and the
Misses Maude Farr, Jessie Allgrove
and Norma Anderson at the tea
table; and Mrs. Harry c. Moler and
(COntinued on Page RAJ
Evening star., 1941-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson have visiting them in
their home, White House. in Fairfax,
their niece. Miss Sally McCandlish
of Baltimore, whose marriage to
Mr.. Richard Huse Crane will take
place tomorrow evening in the Truro
Episcopal Church, in Fairfax
This afternoon Miss Eula Council
will entertain for Miss McCandlish
and Mr.. Crane at her home, in
Washington. Tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert J. McCandlish. jr., will
entertain at luncheon for the
formers sister and Mr.. Crane and
members Of their wedding party.
Miss Eliza Csnby is spending the
week in Sandy Spring with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Rust Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Haller.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bernhard at their home In
Sandy Spring, have left for New
Mexico, where they will make an
extended stay.
Evening star., 1941-06-27

caps of lace holding their circular
wells in the same shade. They also
carried taliSman roses and blue del
phinium. The Junior bridesmaid
was another cousin, little Miss Ros-
anne Donohoe OF Cleveland. She
had dainty Kate Greenway frock
of white net and wore a wide
brimmed hat of white net and car
ried miniature of the brides bou-
quet.
Mr.. Pat Coppalo was best man and
the ushers were Mr. Morris Huguley,
Mr.. Frank Macdonald and Mr.. John
Macdonald.
Mrs. Macdonald. mother OF the
bride. presided at the reception
which was held in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Macdonald in Chevy Chase,
Md. The hostess wore rose beige
crepe with a matching picture hat
and accessories. Mrs. Macdonald
was assisted by Miss Mary Walsh
and Miss Annie Walsh, sisters of the
bridegroom, the former wearing
black and white chiffon with a white
hat and the latter in French blue
crepe with which she wore white
turban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will make
their home at Woodside Knolls,
Silver Spring. Md, after their we'd
ding trip. The bride wore for her
travelling costume brown silk crepe
ensemble with brown and white
off-the face hat and corsage
bouquet of white carnations.
Guests from other cities included
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jablicnik and
their two daughters, Margaret and
Helen. of Palisades Park, N. j.; Miss
Madeline Clark of Tuxedo Park.
N. Y: Miss Loretta Walsh of Frank
lin, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Dono-
hoe and their sons, Pat and Leo, of
Cleveland Heights, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Altoona, Pa;
and Mrs. A. K. Kelley and Miss
Marcella Kelley, wife and daughter
of Representative Kelley of Green's
burg, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Attractive June Weddings
Continue to Interest
Washington Society
Miss Marian Douglas Whitaker
And MIR. G. F. Strollo Married
AT Presbyterian Church

AtracveH arranged the wedding yesterday afternoon
Marian Douglas Whitaker,
Whitaker, and Mr. George Francis Srolo
STolo OF New York City Edward
First Baptist
altar in the Western Presbyterian Church White glaoses lilies
filled the the altar palms with lighted
candles effective wedding
while
the Appel the wedding Mrs L. r. Varser
Ewing Of this CITY, the sooists
singing before the
white chiffon fashioned with long
held by
carried shower bouquet OF whte
yellow gold
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Miss Lucille Church Becomes
Bride of Mr.. ID. II. Edwards.

Quaint little ST. Pauls Church In
Rock Creek Parish was the scene
last evening of the wedding of Miss
Lucille Church, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Williamson of Chillicothe,
Ohio. and Mr.. Donald H Edwards.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde H. Ed
wards. The bride. who has made her
home in Washington with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hyer,
for some time, was escorted and
given in marriage by Mr.. Hyer. DR..
Steer, organist of the church, played
the wedding music, accompanying
Continued on Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-06-27

NskeJ A1lQ CIldlIl NillCll "oS Noh =
by her mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Dorothy Todd
Is Matron of Honor.
The matron of honor was Mrs
Dorothy Todd of Baltimore who was
dressed In blue mousseline de sole
and carried pink roses. The bride
other attendants were Miss Wilma
Cudd and Mrs. Keith Echols who
wore similar frocks Of blue mar
uuisette and carried bouquets OF
midsummer blossoms like those In
their headdreSses.
Mr., Gerald Fleet of New York was
best man and the ushers included
Mr.. Edward Henley Of this city and
Mr.. Martin Todd of Baltimore.
The reception was held in the
Mavf1ower Hotel and Mrs Whitaker,
mother Of the bride, received the
guests, wearing ivory color lace with
a picture hat and a corsage bouquet
OF pink roses. She was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Strollo, mother
of the bridegroom, who was dressed
In black lace.
Bride Was a Student
At George Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strollo left later in
the day on a motor trip North. the
brides travelling costume being a
wheat color crepe with wheat and
brown accessories and corsage
bouquet of rosebuds. Mrs. Strollo
attended George Washington Uni
versity and is continuing her study
OF singing. Mr.. Strollo was graduated
from New York University and
holds a masters degree from Cornell
University. He Is a member of the
faculty of George Washington Uni
verSity.
Mr.. Strollo accompanied Mrs.
Strollo to Washington for their sons
wedding and others from out of
town were Mrs. Robert George, also
OF New York, sister of the bride
groom; Judge Varser, who came
with Mrs. Varser, Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland of Harrisonburg, Ga; DR..
and Mrs. J. P. Snead of Sperryvllle,
Va: Mrs. Rayner Snead of Unlver-
sitv. Va: Mrs. Annie Snead of
Washington. Va, and Miss Marjorie
Snead Of Baltimore.
Miss Jean Macdonald Wed
To Mr.. Edward J. Walsh.
The Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the setting for the
wedding Of Miss Jean Macdonald,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Macdonald. and Mr.. Edward Joseph
Walsh. The ceremony was per-
formed Monday morning with Msgr.
Thomas G. Smyth officiating. The
altar was decorated with clusters Of
white gladioluses and carnations.
Miss Gertrude Misel, accompanied
by DR.. Donovan at the organ, sang
during the nuptial mass.
Mr.. Macdonald escorted his
daughter to the sanctuary steps.
She wore a traditional wedding
gown of white duchess satin. The
fitted bodice had high neck and
long fitted sleeves and the skirt fell
into a long fan shaped train. A
tiara Of pearls held her full length
veil of illusion and she carried white
roses and baby's breath. Her only
ornament was the gold medal
awarded her grandmother, Mrs.
John Fitzpatrick, when she was
graduated from Holy Cross Acad-
envy in 1880.
Miss Mary Macdonald, who was
maid OF honor for her sister, was
dressed in blue faille taffeta made
with sweetheart neckline and short
puffed sleeves. A Juliet cap Of blue
lace held her circular veil Of the
same shade and she carried tails
man roses and blue delphinium.
Miss Eileen Fitzpatrick and Miss
Betty Fitzpatrick of Washington and
Miss Mary Alice Fitzpatrick of AL
toons, Pa, were bridesmaids for
their cousin and wore peach color
faille taffeta with matching Juliet
The guardian., 1941-04-26
Brown

Funeral services of Fred Brown 3
Benton Street, at Richmond, Virginia !
Monday April z. Interment at MI
Hope. J. B. Johnson, Undertaken.
The guardian., 1941-04-26

MES. The Friendship Chorus rem
dered several selections at the Mass
State Union Convention, Saturday
April 10 at Ebenezer Church. The
Blue Group of the Friendship Club is
sponsoring a Spring Festival, Friday
April 25 at II Windsor St.
Everyone is invited to attend Aristo's
presentation of the three-act play di-
rected by Eleanor Trent Wallace, "A
Dream of Queen Esther" to be given
Monday evening, April 28, at Twelfth
Baptist Church for the benefit of the
Scholarship Fund.
Mrs. Mary E. Moore of the WPA
lecture division will speak on the life
of Paul Robeson, famous singer, at a
forum at the Hattie B. Cooper Center,
SO Williams Street, Monday, April 2S,
at 4 100 pm On Tuesday, April %, at
7:30 pm. Mrs. Moore will begin a
series of three lectures on the life of
Williams and Walker, well known
comedians of an earlier generation, at
st. Marks Center. On Thursday, May
l, she will speak at 700 pm. at the
Fourth Methodist Church, and on Fri
day, May 2, at 7:30 pm. she will CON
clude the series at the First Methodist
Church, Elm Hill Ave and Warren St..
Roxbury.
Mrs. Charles Taylor is reported seri-
ously i'll at her home on Spring St.
Everett She is the sister of FredericB
Atkinson and mother of the football
star "Jit" Taylor.
Miss Kate R. Eggleston and Miss
Blanche S. Miller of n. Y. spent Sun
day in Cambridge visiting Miss Iris
Robinson of Gardner Road.
The Roxbury Civic Club, PIG Town
send St., Roxbury, will hold two public
meetings a month to begin at 9 100 pm.
Monday evenings. Monday, April %
speaker, Clarence Somerville, subject
"The History of Colored Business"
May u, DIT. T. E. A. McCurdy on "Tht
Draft; May 26, Charles I. Taylor OF
"The Budget.
The Greater Boston Trade Associa-
ton asks members and friends to at,
tend it's monthly luncheon at Estelle's
Restaurant, Monday, April %, 12:3(
to 1870 pm.
The guardian., 1941-04-26

Mr.. Clarence M. Olmstead of Con-
necticut and Mr. John J. Gomez of New
York City were guests of Misses Helen
M. V. Smith and Marjorie E. Gomez
for the Easter weekend.
The Golden Rod Club will hold a
cooked food sale Saturday, May 3, at
~ Windsor St., Apt, l and will appre-
ciate very much the public's patronage.
New England Household of Ruth,
No. 5152 gave a successful tea last
Sunday afternoon at 558 Mass. Ave.
Boston Branch NAACP held vic
tory meeting Wednesday night at AGA
Mass. Ave. and reported that 1000
members had been enrolled.