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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

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Bruce rose ard shook hands "i'h
the men As Barry prepared 70
leave he said orr Friendshi0
league Will hold fheir regular week
IL meeting tomorrow night. I'd IKE
10 have YOU gentlemen a'feud. Ny
wallherg could explain about me
school plans
"Thars a great idea" wanham
nodded. they'll 20 Tor that
Bruce looked at wanham and
frowned but turned smiling face
to Barry. ne said. Thank you for
The invitation. Barton III arrange
~ he on hand What about you.
Tony"
Il guess Won can count me in
Barry looked At vanham Can
depend on Won 100. Mr. wsnham'
That YOU can Rar'on"
Then is all se''led We'll look
for Won tomorrow night A. eight
o'clock"
Bruce touched wanhams arm
as he started 70 leave with Barry
and wsllberg wait minute.
Wanham. he said
sure 'h'nS vanham shrugged.
He waited un'l tho door closed
You seemed 10 No bent on say
Ing tho wong things wanhsm.
Bruce began
II didn't know Id said any'hins
unusual"
mot 50 mu,h vha' yon said bu'
Inc differences We can't let Bar
ION suspec'
Hes heinz taken for ride.
Nanham interrupted sarrasfically
II don't Ike vour attitude these
days Rrrce said holly
Nayhe don Ike YOURS elrher
varham sad 'ndirerenrlv
What's wrorz Bruce asked. Il
think would hArerput your cards
on the table"
All right ! u-i In the frsi
place don't Ike me smell Of this
school idea I've heen In his poi'
ical business FOR nearly twert,
wears and I've learned 'he hard
way T. Won please. thai j. paws hig-
Ger dividends i vou rla, i've game
as square as possible Naturally
We have n lay the salye on M
thick AZ time. but WIZ r. ont ~
your way 20 start sors'hirr that
Won know VIII turn ou' wrong
YOU have m intention Of letting I,
turn ou' right"
Imagine ksrl Wsnhar getting
cold feet" Rrure sneered Why
the sudden virtue
Don't try 70 bf funn, Arnold
Yon know the answer II this ~.
tie deal fails 10 click as Planned,
We'll 10 hlasted 70 hades and hack "
I'm Wiling n risk H."
"All right. Arnold. rs your 'ln
eral when The procession stams
Won can count nc out Of TIE linz
up"
You mean ~ that >"
That M warham will look
ont for his own interests
= suppose youll be trying ~
WOO The Negro too >"
"No nave No parncnla- love
ior Samhos." he shrugged. "hu' !
do know they re' some pretty rot
ten deals tossed their way I'm M
saint but think its pretty damn
rotten 10 buy their votes With 10.
~ lies-lies that are not neces.
sarv-"
That's enough Wanham" Rrnce
said 'hs face rod With anger.
You're being paid 70 rnn this show
according To orr regulations
Well understand ono thing "
Wanham's voice rose Il don't have
~ stay I'm mo- married m This
OUTFIT For a litile hl' III pack nj,
little concession and take N m ar
other carnival" He gave Bruce A
knowing look
Bruce knew what Wanham mean.
His face vas study Of completing
emotions then no smiled as II he
had decided on Tho stand hedfake
CONFINED Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

THE NEGRO LAWYERS organized
INFO The wolverine Bar associa-
ton have accomplished a very sig
n,fcan, service for The race. Iney
banque,ed the Michigan supreme
Court seven ~ TIE eighi justices
amending he banquet AZ the VIVA
las, FRIDAY nigh L was me hrs'
'.ns such an occasion has iaken
Mace in this s's,s and tho attitude,
reactions speeches am endowment
~ tho justices were no'eworihv
Arorney Dayerpom is grand
narrator I am iniebed o him for
very Vivid ann deis I'D account
~ Uha, happened A. ne wolverine
Rar banquet ~ nc Michigan SUI
prone Cou~f Yon rememher sey-
era wears ago aov ~ supreme
Conr ~ THIS s's's handed down
ina, decision inY0'vrr Negro prop
er'v rights v2ldanrs restrictive
clarses In deeds directed against
NC Negro The Michigan supreme
Cour' said ~ rssard 70 'hs' denial
Of riSh's - rts Negro You may
huv BIT Won ma nof oeclpy That
vas some sears ago and 80 7erson.
mel ~ me sup enc ronr' has
Undergone some harres NY' one or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

Negroes swing from Ross and
nominate Arnold. Nolh>h Tony
Nallherg loans hi. wife'> colored
maid. Madeline Day. $500 for her
sisters unexpected operation. At
tho irnnld home caroline an.
nominees H. her rather and aunt
her intentions oi breaking the
enlargement with Wilbur because
ri her love fnr phillr Conrad.
Arnold RACES. Barbara meets
rhillp 10 iell him 81 taroline'>
decision. rhilip proposes to Bar.
hara. She acrepis. Later Tony
Nallhorg'. vile. IA, meets Peter
Dean. with The aid 81 Barbara.
Peter ihreat'n> 70 tcll Nallherg
oi tho love existing between he
and Ia,.
Chapter IL continued
Az rs ~ trh'
acr ~ ra~ are yoa
a ns~e ~o' 'tts vih Tony
fo CO. 20 Know
l.rso es II ee-
.ssf m he's tis wear 'it'ls
vs ~ hor-nT cad
~se rrsd h rs'et and IN
rftt rs say oas hf ,ns ueyoe'
nar r -h' All ! want fc
ow ~ -sss. as 'e0drrly u.s.
F sro plan Tn Soinr
IS ye- f se Nl.ne.s Iyr
seats ro abroad r
l er esm since
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awe F rs Pas. Greece p
Fave fas n her 'hros'
~. she rsn4 ~ fain'., Goins
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vs a-a WI so.hs w. mo
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~ wari ~ s-r r.' n, his eoach
0t nfv aess ro. that 'h.nk ~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
The Knight Was Black ''s' Lows.

| The lrh, from The library win
dow 'll cast IT'S rays across the
greer avn
TIRE, moved close 70 he window.
hraa Fay gave deep sigh
rs III. riShf. Barbara he hasn',
NJ .ee me-"
How can YOU iellsr
eCsn yog see that pleased express
sior ~ his face Il, he'd thought FOR
an Instant that I had met Peter. he
voalfn look like that Tony IS
ono poison who cannon hide his
ange vaer Tonv's displeased ey-
es,hr knows H."
r7rhsa nodded then she said
wr.s rsly That colored man,
Bar Ramon Is certainly good look
ins
rY 10 Is some Negroes are
hsri-rwe I'd like for YOU 70 see
M maid"
1Ne .e'm 70 ihnk great deal
~ soar maid
e0f do SHE'S dear She :
mn 'se close companion than
Fa ard Barbara sauniered slow
IS ~o.~ he ward towards the
Nertrta
- SOAR majd a southern r.rle''
o"f Think 81 A. least she
has g'hern mannerisns
S0a'hsn Negroes usually make
~ Nee servants"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
ANON.PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Political Observations
n, ALFRED CASEY

the members of the wclv,rin. b.
association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08


THFRF WERE PRESENT me icl-
lovins 'psrices ~ We cnur' Tive
Honorable George f. Bushnell
chief ms'i,e ~ peiror iHe Honor.
able Emerson Roylss ~ Char
'ore 'he Honorable Hsnr, " Ru'
~ o. neiroi f's Honorable Burr
y chsnder ~ hudson nc Hon
cranle Thomas p Mt A9',s'Sr NJ
Grand Ranirs me Hororahls Wi
Ter Nor'a ~ Rsi'ls Crock and me
Honorahls Edward " sharpe NJ
BAY cifv The veteran srornev
oscar Rake was me master ~
ceremonies Krowinr All the mem
hers ~ ne roar' PERSONAL, 81
Raksr I'D 2 grand iob Of the INTRO
ducuons
Anornsr Graves prs-sa,sd
rarer on Inc STATE supreme cour,
Decisions involy M res,rcrvs
covenants aireofed againsi me 80
gro NJ Gaves nfed 10 The Judges
ard tis legal audience Inc fslac.es
In me iess mefaod. n.ed b., rho
urges Tho Inred states IN no.
nude inc Negro " his constitution.
al and Give rirh's in me enioymeni
~ propef'' Ne related how nrsi.
nfices secure The sanction ~ law
and ne and and er,hronomeni into
ne less 'ahric n government, hv
no suhtieiy ~ judicial DECISIONS
The honoyaNle indses listened mos,
'n'en'iv and some expressed Inc
Thought thereafter that to ronnfr,
'n's femocfacv uss eroalnr more
'iNfr7l toward minortv gronp re-
striciions The, entered mos,
near''l' 'n'o The fuil festivities NJ
me evening and EXPRESSED the
'aonshl thar much good comes from
such meetings The Sunreme Co,,r,
members oppressed tho hope that
such occasions would con,inuc 10
happen IN The future There rassed
I'M" history an event ench az has
not happened in Michigan before
0hich rorerds good for tho Negro
and which could have only he.n
produced hv 'he Negro LAWYER, ~
he state Of Michigan
HERE Is PERHAPS the most ,.v.
lecied class n professionals N.
Negro lawser getting a very small
percentage NJ his races husiness
and 'ei continualy working for mo
npbnildinE and liberation ~ his
people n mo Negro LAWYER eo,
moderate percentage NJ his neople.
business he could do ,en times =.
much and be ton times more man.
'n''al IN fshis for The beneat NJ
ms people That which he received
would How back into the econom,c
ana social channels ~ rae. ac,l,
ny making Tor greater s,rsrg,,
S'' along ihe line The Wolverine
h"f ASSIMILATION has pni nm vre,,
struggle N carry on-and here ne
pau'e 70 remark that the late At,v
Lawrence Hayes. who disd Ia,
year vas one Of its hard.s, ~ort.
er' 70 keen alive the spirit ~ CO.
opera''on in this organization. In
accomplishing what thev Aid mi.
.es,' ,ne' have served their people
ven u must more aud more he The
phipo,' ~ ilie rank ana AL. - ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

lrnGE q z IDE. Is naior 70 ia,
inter States arnry In ne -s.
serve corps and was appoir'sd 70
'he Common Pleas bench Nv he
ARE Governor FitzEerad Hs Is 4
candidate for the shcr' and me
long ferm ~ the office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

Bruce nodded Well look into
that. Barton right away Who
owns most ~ the property around
there. do YOU know"
YES. most of II is owned by
Brown and Reeves. realtors "
"Perhans there's possibility u
getting the property We need"
"One fine thing about this plan. ="
said Tony expansivelv The school
ran serve both ne school and a
recreafional center
That's right too" Bruce answer
cd
Il know ono thing" wallberr
smiled Importantly. Brown and
Reeves arc on tho verge NJ hank
ruptcy and No doubt would he glad
70 sell"
~ not We can condemn the
pronertv--"
res, and by that time you'll have
spent months IN condemnation pro-
ccedings
Bruce gave wanham warning
look.
II don't think So Tony replied.
they need money quick to save
some q their more important hold
inrs"
Well II they do need the dough
quick. they might play hall, said
/ Wanham
Barry said nothing lie listened
and studied ihe plans. trying hard
70 down that fear. a tiny one 10 be
sure. yet fear tina, Bruce was mp
10 something. he wondered too
about Philips absence Heretofore
Bruce never made any important
move without the prosecutor near
by.
III have man on this the hrst
thing in the morning. Bruce waved
his hand carelessly toward the
drawing. Turning 10 Tony he said.
Tony. perhaps you'd bctter turn
these drawings over to The Woods
contractors for first hid
Tony beamed That's gfeai. f'll
do that | know they give some
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Residential
Notes
William F. F.Dennises
Return From Stay
In Atlantic City

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis
have returned TO their home on
Wyoming avenue from Atlantic City.
where they have been for several
weeks.
Mrs. Dennis son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nell
son Riker, who are frequent visit
ors in Washington, are back in their
home at Harrisonburg. near Lex
ington. KY. after visiting Mr.. Ri
ker's relatives in and near Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riker will come 10
Washington later in the summer
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis.
Former Representative Maury
Maverick of San Antonio, Tex, and
Mrs. Maverick and their daughter
Terrelita have taken an apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leibel are re-
turning from Atlantic City today
after spending two weeks at the
Ambassador
They were joined over the week
end by their son and daughter-in-
See RESIDENTIAL, Page B-4) {
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Mrs. Wilcox
And Mr.. Hill
TOBeMarried
Ceremony to Take
Place Next Month
In Los Angeles

The marriage of Mrs Katharine
Strickler Wilcox of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Ralph w. Snowden Hill assist
ant to the legal adviser to the State
Department. will take place next
month in Los Angeles. Mr.. Hill and
his bride will make their home in
her attractive house in Georgetown,
where he has lived for some years.
Mrs. Wilcox. who is the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Sackett Strickler of New Mexico,
is the widow OF Alfred H. Will
cox of Los Angeles. She came to
Washington in the spring and oc-
cupied the apartment of Mrs. Henry
D. Flood at the Shoreham while the
latter spent the time in her Vir-
ginia home.
Mr.. Hill, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Francis Hill, has had
an interesting career in the State
Department. He was graduated
from the University of Virginia law
school and also from LEcole des
Sciences Politiques in Paris. He is
a member of the Society of Colonial
Wars, the Chevy Chase Club. Grass
lands. as well as other organizations
here and abroad.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
By the Way
Beth Blaine

NARRAGANsETT r IL you like bit
parties dressing plenty Of golf
pope-then you'll the
front of the famous Dunes Cubwhch really
all and
their jeWe the
Club they much the of
printed silk acehat would
of the oresSier resorts
who have daughter
and the small CoresS. Also at the
Minister Bosrom Mr. Spencer the
spend the both
a O
be PLAYED In the
find Spencers playing
dinner they love it and are all excellent PLAYERS
McConlhes.
Manchester with Cutting
daughter Mixes famuysthe Malcolm
Loyd wedding all the attending parties Magot
both tennis and gon fact she's considered one OF the best
wonan here
MI. and Doeller Warenton
William Ltauers Golf the DOelers and
both play every
Naagan-rue to the DoeHer TRADITION OF
entertaining
love this of the world
HWhere president Of the golf
play golf and bridge.
benefit paTeSmOSy at the Dunes Clubfor
They're gay ladies oveest froc
All in ALL it's pleasant spend
BY THE WAY
We
outdoors w Jere! Csnteen
Committee of American Voluntary
recently the
table for lack of something better
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Miss Alice Bailey
Becomes Bride of
Ensign F. A. Hooper

Capt. and Mrs. Carlos A. Bailey
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Alice Bailey, to
Ensign Frederic Amory Hooper
of Redham, Mass. The ceremony
took place Saturday AT st. An
drew's Chapel at the United
States Naval Academy at Annap-
oils. Md.
The bride arrived by plane
Thursday. after being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Langtry.
She was given in marriage by
DR.. Carl Setback. and Miss Polly
Wedderburn was maid of honor,
The best man was Ensign Howard
A. l. Lugg.
The bride wore an heirloom
dress of lace and ivory satin and
a cap of lace. Her bouquet was
of white roses. Miss Wedder-
burn wore a pink chiffon dress
and carried pink roses.
Ensign Hooper is attached to
the U. S. S. Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Flower Show Planned
At York Harbor. Me.

Mrs. Alex B. Legare, president of
the Old York Garden Club is CO.
chairman with Mrs Fergus Reid, ir.,
of New York. president of the Pisca-
taqua Garden Club, Of a committee
arranging a flower show for Thurs
day. August IA. at York Harbor. Me.
British Child Aid-Save the Chill
dren Federation will benefit from
the card party which will be given
Thursday, August IA at Pocono
Manor, Pa
Mrs. Percival S. Ridsdale, who is
spending the midseason in the
Poconos is A member of the COM
nittee on arrangements and also
assisted in planning the golf team
match between PocOno Manor and
Northampton which was played over
the week end.
Evening star., 1941-07-29

MRS. WILLIAM L. JOHNSON.
Before her marriage last
month Mrs. Johnson 1UaS Mrs.
Pebble Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson are nOW at home at
Otis Gardens after a ,Uedding
trip to Virginia Bedch.-Un-
derWood & Underwood Photo.
MISS MARJORIE OLSEN.
(OUal.)
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hnolrdld Carl Olsen, hare
announced her approaching
marriage to Mr.. Mar Lee
Muller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Muller of Wichita,
KdnS. Miss Olsen sailed We'd
neSday for Trinidad. Uhere
the marriage 1UiU take place
merit mOnth.-UndertUood e.
Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
English nion
Honored by
HOlCOmbs
Marines Parade
Is Staged for
Guests

The Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb
were hosts yesterday afternoon to
members of the English Speaking
Union in Washington, entertaining
in Maj. Gen. Holcombs headquar-
ters at the Marine Barracks. Mrs.
Close and Mrs. Casey. wives of the
Ministers of South Africa and Aus
tralia, assisted through the after
noon. Canada was represented by
Mrs Mahoney, wife of the Counselor
of the Legation. and Mrs. Kenny,
wife of the air attache
Gen. Holcomb arranged a parade
for the guests, the men wearing
summer uniforms of white trousers
and blue coats in contrast to the
Marine Band in bright red coats
The band played for the parade and
from to 7, when members of the
union enjoyed the pleasant garden,
where tea and punch and delicacies
were served.
The HOlcombs Purchase
Southern Maryland Place.
The hostess stood in the sun room
to receive her guests. She wore a
green and white print frock Mrs
Bruce Wallace. secretary of the
union, assisted in making the in
productions. She wore blue and
white with a wide brimmed pink hat
Alternating at the tea table and
punch bowl through the afternoon
were Mrs Albert L. Niblack, Mrs.
De Witt Peck. wife of Col. Peck.
U. S. M. c.. who recently returned
from duty in China Mrs. William
Capers James. Mrs Austin r. Bru-
nelli. Mrs. Edward r. Hagenah. Mrs.
A. V. Golding and Mrs. w. S.
JamerSon.
Gen. and Mrs. Holcomb have pur-
chased one of the old places in
Southern Maryland and expect to
spend much of next month at Rose
croft on ST. Marys River. The place
boasts age-old lockwood and small
harbor of its own. The house, which
eventually will be done over. is not
ancient but in living condition. 1t.
Frank Holcomb, son of the Com
mandant and Mrs. Holcomb, who
loves boats as much as his parents,
will be off Saturday aboard the
Moondance. his own craft, for a
short cruise in Chesapeake waters.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
H. w. Proctors, Fete
Mrs. Thompson

1t. Harry w. Proctor, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Proctor have visiting
them the latters mother, Mrs.
John McQuade Thompson of New
York, who came to make the ac-
uuaintance of her granddaughter,
Patricia Thompson Proctor, who
vas born yesterday morning.
Mrs. Proctor formerly was Miss
Lorraine Thompson. daughter of
the late DR.. Thompson Of New
York. 1t. Proctor, now on duty
with the Quartermaster Corps in
Washington. is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse w. Proctor Of this city.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Countess Szechenyi Opens
Gardens in Newport.

debutante daughter OF Mrs. Henry
Drummond- Wolff. at a dinner which
Mrs. Duncan Cameron of Washing
ton will give Thursday evening, Au-
gust IA. at the Clambake Club. Mrs.
Drummond- Wolff will present her
daughter next month at Newport,
where she and Mr.. Drummond-Woltf
have been since their arrival in
Canada from their English home al
most a year ago.
Miss Stokes. daughter of Mr..
Svlvanus Stokes of Annapolis, for
merlv of Washington, spent short
time in Washington last winter with
the canon of the Cathedral of St.
John in Providence, R. l., and Mrs.
Duncan Frazer. The Rev. Mr..
Frazer was the assistant rector OF
the Church of the Epiphany until
last spring. Mrs. Frazer is a cousin
of Mrs. Drummond-Wolff. who, be-
fore her marriage, was Miss Mar
garet Fahnestock, daughter OF the
late Mrs. Gibson Fahenstock OF
Newport and Washington.
Mrs. DrummondWolff'S brother
and sister -in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snowden A. Fahnestock. who have
been at Newport through the early
summer. have gone to Murray Bay,
Province of Quebec, where they are
tsaving at the Manior RiChelieu. Sir
Vincent Gabriel. who has been IN
Washington for several months,
also is at the Manor Richelieu for
q brief vacation.
Musicale at Bar Harbor
For British War Relief.
Mrs. Nathan Wyeth and Miss Belle
Gurnee are members OF the COM
mittee for the musicale this after
noon at Bar Harbor to benefit British
war relief. The musicale is being
given at Kenarden Lodge, the Bar
Harbor home of Mrs. John T.
Torrance Of Philadelphia.
Former United States Ambassador
to Belgium and Mrs. Dave Hennen
Morris who are in their home, Bogue
Chitto. at Bar Harbor, will entertain
at luncheon there Saturday. The
party is planned in honor of Mr..
Wallace K. Harrison of the Division
of Cultural Relations in the office OF
the Co-ordinator of Relations Be
tween the American Republics. Mr.,
Harrison will share honors with
Miss Clara S. Rose. secretary of the
Y. w. c. A. in Buenos Aires.
The Horse Show and Horse Show
Ball. which will be given Friday and
Saturday at Spring Lake, will bene-
fit various of the local charities
Representative and Mrs. Martin j
Kennedy have a box for the show
which will have events Friday ano
Saturday afternoons and evenings
and Sunday afternoon. The bal
will be given Friday after the eve
ming session. Representative ano
Mrs. Kennedy will have guests with
them for the show as we'll as the
ball.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Catharine DELANEY
Engaged to Wed
William RauguSt

Mrs. Martin DOnohue Delanev
announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Catharlne ODOn-
oghue Delaney. TO Mr. William
Frederick Paugust, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Raugust Of WASH
lngtOn State.
Miss Delaney attended George
town Visitation Convent, the
King-Smith Studio and the Cor
coran School Of Art. Her father,
The late Dr.. Delaney was a
prominent surgeon in Virginia as
well as surgeon for railroads Of
the South. Miss Delaney Is a
niece of Justice Daniel w. ODon-
o9hue.
Mr.. Raugust received his un-
Gegraduate degree from Whit
man College and graduate de-
grees from the University of
Washington. Georgetown Univer-
sity and National University. He
IS member of the District Of
Columbia bar and of Phi Alpha
Delta Legal Fraternity. Mr.. Rau-
gust now Is with the Netherlands
Purchasing Commission.
The wedding Will take place in
the fall.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
J. P. Mofats Feted
at MURRAY Bay

The United States Minister to
Canada and Mrs. Jay Pierrepont
Moffat are visiting Miss Mabel
Boardman in the latter's summer
home at Murray Bay. Quebec.
The Minister and Mrs. Moffat
are being extensively entertained
during their stay by the nu-
merous Washington residents
who have summer homes there.
Mrs. William Howard Taft has
opened her place there and has
with her the various members
of her family who make brief
visits during the season.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Mrs. Vida Dent
Married at ElktOn

Mr.. Robert c. Varela announces
the marriage OF his sister. Mrs.
Vida Varela Dent of Chevy
Chase. to Mr.. John Forrest Gel
ger, son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
H. Geiger of CORY, Pa. The
marriage took place Friday at
Elkton, Md
Mrs. Geiger is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander R Varela
After wedding trip to Atlantic
City Mr.. and Mrs. Geiger will be
at home at the La Refine Apart
ments, 5423 Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Washington Residents
Take Part in Benefit
Events at Resorts
County Fair Being Held Today
AT Davises' Southampton Home;
Countess Opens Gardens in Newport

Washington her heat at the
there
interested in benefits
charity benefits the country fair which
Baybey Land the home of for
Southampton The
will benefit from this delightful ee Miss
the
Washington headed the Fair
mttee.
Szechenyi Opens
Gardens in Newport
Countess Szechenv Hungarian Minister
the Newport today
League of Newport Mrs Nicholas Brown
also benefit the
Countess Sehens Miss Nadine szechenyi
her debut earlier will hono Miss
Evening star., 1941-07-29
To Leave for Visit

Miss Diana Rowland will go TO
Southampton this week to visit Miss
Margaret Van H. Wagner at Red
Top Farm, the summer home of the
latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest C. Wagner. Miss Wagner le-
turned there Yesterday after visit
ing in Maine.
Evening star., 1941-07-29
Miss HOward's
TrOth Announced

Mrs. Clifford l. Howard an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Lee How
ard, to Mr.. Thomas Walter Pyles,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pyles
of Rockville Md