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Rowe 0llIl113
Bob Fe|IsF
But LoIse!,il.t
Hssth Hosvsose
with Tresky
On in Ssvsnth

OCLEvELAND, Apeil % -n
- The fifth-place Detroit Tieer1
found themselves slsooting ct IL
first-place Cleveland indians ~
day.
The powerful arm q yoaang
Bob Feller pitched H. Iflbe g
the top Of the American Loague
yesterday. but The 3-to-l. Ne
tory was achieved By he Sims-
~ hitting Of Hal Tfoe1y and
jeff Heath. In the seventh. Inn
ing Heath followed Troely's
double with q home fun, wisich
gave the Indians their winnine
margin.
Teller and Lynwood (Schoo1.
boy) Rowe made the gnmA tlheir.
own private duel, with 0usve
displaying Z slight edee n en-
troll He famed three ana walk
ed none. while Teller struck 81
five, including Hank 0rscnhorx
twice, and walked three.
The young Cleveland hurier
also numbered for tho ilrse time
George (Birdie) Teb6efts amone
his strikeout victims.
Outside Of the TroG1ky-HooNA
blast In the seventh, She Inaian
attack included only 0oe wan.
er's single In the firsA ana Acs,-s
bic in the fourth and Ray lCaek'e
single In the second.
The Tigers, lneanwhi1o, Co.
nected solidly foe two sinGlSo
and four extra hQse hita CIR.
ley GehrinSer doublea N u
first and singled b the third .
score Frank Crouehoe, 49, m
belted . double. 0ooeIn Dtains.
hack singled in the 1oaEon M.
ney McCoslky doubled n -
nth and Tebbetts tripled r -
seventh.
The Tigers story wa 90 q
missed opportunities eonklna
mainly to the heavy arti1l |.
GreonberS. II tpurN t1innStox (nn
plate, struck out twteo ~ 80
ed easy flies the othGr 10 { -
Three times h Left toann 49,
stranded on basos.
In the first 0ehrinaaf 1nuIhl-s
ed, but was left when lGeC6sv
flied 10 Lou .Doudtoo6 -
Gree0bery fnunoa 49, y.
portunity taas11 9 ~ = 1 i ~
whsn Tehoot1t ~ o<1 v1 I;
triple y right c1ntos, 6iisvo r0 y
ped 70 Mack, Ctouelor - q
ed to third baseman 1ls1 ! I,D
who ran down T1hoGtEo ~ :
Gehrinser grounded - -
dreau. h
TO make mattoes vvarsu.
Grsenbers's bod lnek -
Matched by Rudy YORK r. I
Frank (Pinky) Higgins, 49, N.
- went hitless. Y
The defeat Wa ~ II ~
fourth in live stneto ae)1h
Cleveland. ind Il - m 20 y
second triumph ovsr - \
lean League champlono. I, 2s u
Lefty Hal NeWhcaa vlvI6
named by Manages III n1
to carry. the Detroit tAolan 4 y
alignment today Aoaia1e ~ "
mar. @s u I. 81 \. 'I$
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DES Notwithstanding of
Robert Wright of Ohio State and
team performance of Notre
Dame and Michigan stood out in
Drake Relays. Wright beat Pete
Owens of Howard Payne in 100
yard high hurdles in 1915 Sec
onds.
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LOUISVILLE - Woo d va lie
FARMS Halta took photo finish
from Viscounty as Gallahadion
wound up third in Clark Handi-
cap, feature Of Churchill Downs
opening day.
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LAKEWOOD, N. Ed Oil
yer and Tommy Taller earned
one-up victory for army over Vic
Ghezzi and Charles Whitehead,
representing the navy, in 18-
hole golf exhibition resulting
from naval air stations chal-
lenge to Fort Dix. y
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SEATTLE-Les Steers of Ore
gon bettered world high jump
record with leap of 6 feet 10
1882 inches.
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THE WEEKS WASH

FootboIIer Gil BouIey, whose
visit to Notre Dame coused all
the TODD up east, returned to
Boston college and went into q
huddle with the dean. :.
Uncle Wilbert Robinson must
have erinnsd in his grave
down on SEQ Island. Co., when
Tho Dodgers got two men on
third base at the same time the
other doy. Modest Potty
6ero Is going around telling
the newspaper boys she is
ovev-roted. :. Like hell you
ore, Potty. Uncle Sam
turned down Abe FeIdmon,
vetsron heavyweight triol
hors4--hod dees-|oke it
from Al Schocht, the present.
doy .'scrsw bali" is nothing but
q carbon copy Of old CHRISTI
Mothswson's famous "fode-
owoy."'
:. ;. Jingle TO stsnssI -.
Old csssy h . msSnets now.
Ws'ss hsppy 70 selete,
And naturally he'll hove TO
keep
An eye upon the gate.
But this much 10 q Iced pipe
slWeh,
Ma hssrt belongs upon the
bench.
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Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 2, New York 8.
cinoinnAu 8, Pittsburgh 3
Boston 3, Philadelphia ).
CO. Leuis Z, Chicago 8.
MONDAYS 0Al0B0
Cineinnod at Brooklyn.
only Qme sehsdulsd.
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Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland Z, DETROIT 1.
Washington 8. New York 3.
Chicago Z, st. Louis 8.
Philadelphia ut Boston, rain.
MONDAYS GAMES
DETROIT It Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
ANGEL.

John Garfield receives several
scripts week from amateur
playwrights who would like TO see
him star in their plays on Broad
way.
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NOW PLAYING At LOCAL THEATERs

RoNY-Clark Gable and Hedy Ia
MARI in "Comrade X II b5 So.
s55. 1000 also Lloyd Nolan and
Lynn Bari in Charter Pilot. II 80
$50. as. IS
RIAITo-Fred Alien and Jack Benny
in Love Thy Neighbor, II 80, z 10
$50. 7 80. l0.lo. slto Burses< Mere
245. q as. $40
Nj SIC B0N-Judy Garland in "L4ttls
Nellie Kelly. IL IS, 3 90. o,25 bS.
also Allan Jones in One Night in
the Tropics. 80. 4 .55, 8 40
RINIERA-GeoTge Sanders In This
Outsider." IA SIS 3.55. e5o. 0.65.
also Frankie DaTro IN up In the
AIT" II so. 2.60, so. $50.
Blue MOI sT-ErToi FLYNN and
Fe Trail II 80, l36. 3 40. e+5.
$40. 10 80.
Return SHOWING
BEVERLY -DeannA Durbin. Robert
Cummings IN Spring Parade and
Penny Singleton ana Arthur Lake
IN Blonde Playa Cupid
CAPIIOIs-Jon nall and Frances
Farmer in South OF PaRo Page. g"
and Irene Dunno and Cary Grant in
My FavoTite Wife
COMM NIFTY LEV Ayres and IArsfns
Day IA DR.. Kildare Goes HON. %
and Joe Y Brown in 80 You Won t
Talk
KAY sIREET-Csry Grant and Mar
tina Scott IN Towards OF Virginia A."
and Anita Louise and Roger Pryor
IN Glamour for Sale
Pahh-Jon Hall and Lynn Bari in
Kit Carson also Ire Tracy LINDA
Hayes IN Millionaire 10 Prison "
PROCTOR CLARK Gs bic Spa ncsr
Tracy ana Ciaudette Colbert in
Boom Town
ri MART = Constance Moore and
Tom Brown IN Ma Hes MAKING
Eyes a. Ne % also Carols lands and
Henry Wilcoxon IN Mystery sea
Raider
M -Aarlorle RamDeAu Alan Hale
u Iusboat Annie sails Again " and
BRAN hherns RITA Hsygorth IN
Lady u Question
sHtIi--hobert Paige judith Bar
rett IN Women Without Names %
and "a ndo.ph Scott Nancy Kelly in
Frontier Marshal
~ N-tI Anne Shirley and Jsnn.s
Elllson IN Anne OF Windy Poplar I"
also Peter Lore ana Margaret Tai
lcbst IN Stranger on the miro
Floor"
ILhPLt-HyrnA Loy and MELVIN
Douglas in Third Finger Tn
Hand and John Barrymore and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
Kay ST. to Show
Swedish Films

A new Swedish motion picture
program will come To the Kay
street ,heater Thursday. Jan. 7ard.
for one day only.
Mrs Andersons kalle" and
Bachelor Dad are the main fss-
lures. with Youth in Training
being added as short subject.
Nils Haliberg. brilliant Swedish
boy actor. who IL called com
bination Of Americas Tom saw
yer and "sldppy." plays the title
role In Mrs. Andersons kslle.' a
gay comedy affair. The pranks Of
young kalis make grief for the
players In the film. nut many
laughs for the audience Bach
slor Dad. deals with tho results
of tho youthful philsnderings NJ a
wealthy old count.
Youth IN Training" IL an In
teresting short subject on how
Swedish youths are training 10
meet European conditions.
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Per more thar to yesr. ssnd.
rich felt n. -.s e~lns harmed ~
unsolicited sdxic. ~ hcw - a.
rec, ecmsdy frum Writers mi
Morrow and Eddis Relosn. Sand
rich determined 10 sraid halt the
sdviee. sivtng sursng the sheetlnk
On Love Thy Nsssheor-
Look ssid ssndfioh 10 the
writers "sappo~. you tsss over
completely. You're 81 war own
po a. YOU wish ists sss what
yca hechler. can accomplish.
Morrow and neloia hsgsn trying
10 tell actors how q play sssne.
oamefsmsn What angle. To shoot
from and lighting tsehnieisas
where t. place hsht emphasis.
They tried bat sccn II vas OBJ
viuus Ia all that they showed
signal unfsmlllarity concerning d.
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Directed by William wyder
from the screen adaptation BY 10
swerling and Niven Busch. The
westerner" features in the cast
which supports Cooper such not
able players as Walter Brennan.
Fred Stone. Doris Davenport,
Lillian Bond. Forrest Tucker and
Paul Hurst The setting of the
story Is Ninegsrroon. Texas, In
the roaring DAYS OF SOS when
there ragged q bitter and long pro-
trseted battle between the cattle
men. original settlers OF the land.
and the homesesders. who sought
10 till the land which they home
steaded under the law.
More than eight and half
miles Of virgin roads were built
BY the Samuel Goldvyn company
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.f4z4l43adG69S11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Producer an Usher!

Joseph Sum, part time usher at
a theater in San Franchises China
town. probably is the best paid usher
in the United States.
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Big Top Theme
OF COMING Film

vsitsr n. Fdmnnd.' latest novel
Chad Hsnns" which vas publish.
81 serislly In the Saturday even
ing Post under the title 81 Red
Wheels Rolling" has been filmed
nv IN. 10th Century ros studios
Starring Henry Fonda. Dorothy
I.smour and Linda psrnsii. u
Gomez 10 life In brilliant Teehnl.
color on "Wednesday al the hnae
Box thestsr.
ON the same bill ~ill 10 ssen
Young People starring shirley
Temple and featuring Jack oskis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

MARY Beth Hughes IN The Great
Profile
LIBERTY. Puyaliup - MARI Brothers
In Go West and Walter Pidsson
In SKY Murder
ItIEHa. sumnsr-Jean Arthur and
William holden IN Arizona
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Fsctotsi duties Their fsse~ s-.-
tlns resfasr saa rrlfsf. th< ooys
appealed q ssnarseh Tor -fss, .
little advice 80 Esstlnf started
Well yca fsilu~s have he<n
Fostering ne fcs two ye.rs ne~
Win sdvtce % how - direct com.
eli. replied ssndrleh snf nas
yea wsnt advice whsn give yea
the chance 10 direct
san Frsnrs~e necks- festur.
lns naFEe. Meredith. share the
~rsea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

preceding tho filming ~ The
westerner. on location at Goldwyn
City. Arizons. near Tucson. The
roadway crossed a mountain range
and meandered over forests Of
cholla and sshuaro caeti In all. IN.
company remained on location for
four intensive weeks. during which
time the largest herd Of cattle
ever photographed in movies pass
81 before The cameras A herd OF
seven thousand Was photographed
as il crossed the Mexican border
to Arizona. Among the most I'M
usual sets constructed for the
film is the saloons replica Of
that Infamous liquor dispensary
in which Judge Roy Bean held his
court and ruled as the sole law
west Of the Pecos.
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the theater which he owns an
for the Grandview Film compa
Sum. who WAS born SO years
ego IN Canton, 10 a self-taught
movie producer. His only Holly
wood experience was during sew
sral months in 1926 when he served
- art director for a silent film
made by Chinese studio.
In 1888. ne produced a Chi
ne~e talltie Of Blossom Time"
which vas SO well received by
interna tional Chinese audi
ences that he won financial
support 10 establish his stu
d4os IN Hongkong. TT took
IN a lot Of people and q lot
Of money" Sum said.
The Grandview studio produces
IS features yearly for distribution
IN America, Cuba, Mexico, the
philippines, South Africa, Hawaii,
Panama, Australia and Madagas-
car.
Six of the films are super"
and IL are "quickies." The sup
srs are not quite colossal in the
Hollywood sense. but they're big
enough, I guess Sum said.
The supers are budgeted at
from $4,000 10 $500 and
are turned out In three to six
months. The quickie~ are
rushed through the studios in
three weeks at a cost OF x15,-
900 10 $4,000.
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AT Beverly

Perry Singleton ord Ar'hus
Loke ore ot me Beverly vheo-
ter IN "Blord.s eloys Cupsd.
On ne some bill - "Spr,nQ
pofods" Nth oeunno psvbsn
ord Robert Cummings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21

Shirley Temple IS shown
here with Jock Ookie ond
Charlotte Greenwood. those
two rollickine loueh stors who
join her IN her lotest, hoppiest
mt. Young People. the 10Th
Centuy-Fox film which will
shore the Music Box screen
with "Chod Hanna" Wednes-
ooy.
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~ which he heads as president.
modest IN comparison with Hol-
lywood standards - range from
IS 900 to $500 a year, Sum
said.
Salaries OF Grsndview' 20 stars
The Hongkong stu 10, using
American equipment and sound
proof stages. films every kind Of
story - detective stories. comedies
and historical dramas
The historical dramas, rewritten
from The classic drama in which
traditional symbolism In slimin-
ated. are popular with Chinese
audiences.
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Gary Cooper Stars in Role
OF Cole Harden, Adventurer
Walter Brennan. Doris Davenport and
Fred Stone Head Strong Supporting Cost

Against the coorul and sdvenure-fed back ground Of
the Old West in the days when justice administered
me point Of and FOSTERING Judge Roy Bean doomed
the Law West of the Pecos Samuel Goldwyns The West
erner" with Gary Cooper in the title role will have it's local
premiere al the Roxy theater on Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-21
The Westerne Comes To The Roxy Theaer Screen
Director Sandrich Avenges
Self on Heckling Writer'S

Paramount Producer Director Mark Sandfch finally got
his revenge OF Jack Rennys writers during tho film
ing Of Low Thy Neshhor current attraction n The Riso
theaer estsrrng Fred Allen and featuring Mary Martin
verree Tessdale. The Merry Macs Virginia Pale and
Re- hester.
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to their seats buses himself with the management of
the heater which and with producing and directing
for the Grandvew Film which he heads president
Evening star., 1941-02-13

of the Treasury and Mrs. Dean
Acheson, the Mayor of New York
City and Mrs. Fiorello H. La Guar
dia, former United States Ambassa-
dor to Belgium, and Mrs. Dave Hen
nen Morris, the Special Assistant to
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Joseph E Davies, the Engineer Com
missioner for the District of Colum-
bia and Mrs. David McCoach, jr.;
Mr. George T. Summerlin, chief of
protocol for the State Department;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell White,
the Controller General of the United
States and Mrs. Lindsay C. Warren,
Mr. Robert w. Bruere, member of the
Maritime Labor Board, and Mrs.
Bruere; the chairman of the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, Mr.. Frederic A. Della
no; the chairman of the Federal
Communications Commission and
Mrs. James Lawrence Fly, Mrs.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock, former Com
missioner of immigration and Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling, Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Kelly, the Ad-
miniStrative Assistant to the Presi-
dent and Mrs. William H. Mercy
noldS, the Co-ordinator of Defense
Housing and Mrs. Charles F. Pal
mer, the Administrative Assistant
to the President and Mrs. James
H. Rowe, Mr.. c. R. Smith, DR.. and
Mrs. Sigmund Spaeth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Whiting.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Mrs. Wayne Wirgman and her
daughter, Miss Polly Wayne Wirg-
man, will leave tomorrow for New
York, where they will sail the follow
ing day for South American aboard
the Kungsholm.
Miss Margaret Gonzaga Woods is
in Mexico City for a short vacation.
She is making her headquarters at
the Hotel Reforma, from where she
plans to visit points of interest near
the Mexican capital.
Miss Mildred Mcdonald has ar
rived in Washington from her home
in Palo Alto, Calf. and is now the
house guest of Miss Betty Healy.
Miss Mcdonald plans to remain in
this city for the red and white ball
being sponsored by the Washington
Chapter of the Trinity College
Alumnae Association tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith have as their house guest
Mrs. Thomas Bilodeau. widow of
Judge Thomas Bilodeau of Boston.
Pennsylvania State College in 1899
and received his commission in the
Engineer Corps last July. Since
then he has been on duty with the
5th Engineer Regiment at Fort Bel
voir.
Among Washingtonians attending
the wedding were Mrs. William E.
Borah, Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry,
Gen. and Mrs. Philip Fleming, Gen.
and Mrs. John N. Greely, Mrs. Ollie
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Mrs. Nicholas LOngworth
Present at Dinner.

(See FETES, Page BAD
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Residential Social Notes
Mrs. Wayne Wirgman and Daughter
To Go on South American Cruise
NINE. VESSEL

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry
Williams were guests Of honor at .
dinner at the Casa Marina Monday
evening, given by Maj. and Mrs.
Harry Fifield Evans Of Davenport,
Iowa.
DR.. Florence E. Grady of Phila-
oelphia has returned to her homs
after spending a few days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy j.
Grady of 3718 Ingomar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Frank Of
Woodley Park Towers have returned
to Beverly Wiltshire Hotel in Beverly
Hills, Calf, after spending several
weeks at Palm Springs, Calf. They
will return TO Washington in March.
Miss Margheritta Stirling, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. William Calhoun
Stirling, who will be a debutante
next winter, will spend the week
end with her parents here. Miss
Stirling is student at Sarah
Lawrence College.
James, Mrs. Julian L. Schley, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. John J. Kingman.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Robins and Col. and Mrs. David
McCoach.
Following the reception 1t. and
Mrs. Williams left for a wedding
trip, the bride wearing a suit of blue
mixture cloth with dark blue, fur
trimmed topcoat and hat to match.
On their return they will make their
home at the post.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Kappa Beta Pi
To Entertain
For RuShees

Omicron Chapter of Kappa Beta
Pi Legal Sorority at National Uni
versity Law School will entertain
woman students at the university
eligible for membership in the
sorority at a rush luncheon Satur-
day at 1:30 pm. at the Army Navy
Country Club. Miss Leila Terrill is
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, president of
the Woman's Bar Association of the
District, will be guest speaker and
Miss Louise O'Neil, dean of the
chapter. will preside
Guests will include Mrs. Wiley
Rutledge, patroneSs of Rho Chapter,
University of Iowa; Miss Elizabeth
Reed, grand dean of Kappa Beta
Pi; Mrs. Anna Moulton. chairman
of the Board of Directors of the
sorority; Mrs. Grace Brown Stiles,
assistant United States attorney:
Miss Excellenza Morse. president of
the Woman's Patent Law Associa-
ton; Mrs. EdWina Avery, Miss Caro-
line Just and Mrs. Bernita Shelton
Matthews.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Patrons Are Listed
For Trinity Ball

Additional patrons and patroneSses
have been announced for the red
and white ball being sponsored by
the Washington Chapter of the
Trinity College Alumnae Association
tomorrow at the Mayfower Hotel.
Among them are the Belgian Am
baSsador and Countess van der
Straten-P -Ponthoz, the commissioner
of the International Boundary Com
mission. United States and Mexico,
and Mrs. Thomas Riggs, Senor
Mario Mercado, jr., and Sonora de
Mercado, the Rev. Gerald F. Dillon,
dean Catholic University; Prof. M.
Rene Samson, Mrs. Winifred R.
Collins. Mrs. J. keenan, Dowling,
Mrs. Frank R. Jelleff, Mrs. Joseph
Letter, Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Merceron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Moore,
Mrs. P. j: Nee, Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Payette, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Quinn,
Mr.. William K. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Winship Wheatley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pere A. Wilmer and the Washing
ton Club at Trinity College.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Silver Tea Listed
At Mclean for
Aid to Britain

Mrs. Oman A. Hydrick will give
q silver tea for the Fairfax ASso-
citation for Aid to Britain at her
home, Lawnvale, Mclean, Va,
Monday afternoon from until
7 o'clock. Mrs. Hydrick will be
assisted by other charter men,
pers of the association, including
Mrs. Smith Bowman, Mrs. Fred
erick Dawson Richardson. Mrs.
Robert Graham, Mrs. George
Shirley Herman, Mrs. Neitah
King, Mrs. Rixey Smith, Mrs.
James Hughes and Mrs. John
Barbour.
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At Home and Lincoln Fetes
Hold Society Interest
Mrs. Jackson Hostess at Open House;
Leading Republicans Attend
Dinner at Mayhower

promi-
callers yesterday only
prepared receive them during the afternoon
H
holding received
Hotel between the hours Of and o'clock
the
ngy observed social The
Republican
stirring
Representative Guyer
ToaStmaer at Dinner.
Following Republican
generation
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Fort BelvOir
Chapel Scene
OF Wedding
Miss Crawford
Becomes Bride
Of 1t. Williams

The post chapel at Fort Belvor
was the scene of lovely wedding
yesterday afternoon when Miss
Nancy johnson Crawford, daughter
of the post commandant, Col. Ros-
coe Campbell Crawford, and Mrs.
Crawford, became the bride of 1t.
William Jonreau Williams, ,ir., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jonreau
Williams of Erie, Pa. The marriage
took place at 4:30 O'Clock with
Father Louis Motry of Catholic
University, who has served at the
post for the last IA years, officiating.
White flowers were maSsed against
banks of laurel, which filled the
chancel of the chapel, and the tall
standards on each side of the
chancel were filled with white
gladioluseS. Ropes of evergreens de-
fined the aisles and illumination by
many cathedral tapers gave an ad-
dltlonal touch to scene resplen-
dent with military uniforms and
glittering sabers. The wedding mu-
sic was played by the posts string
orchestra.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
heavy white satin made princess
style with long sleeves, high neck
with a small rundown collar and a
long train. Her yell was a hand
some family heirloom of Brussels
lace and her only ornament was a
pin of seed pearls that had belonged
to her grandmother. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Jean Kingman
Is Brides Attendant.
Miss Jean Kingman, daughter of
the assistant chief Of engineers,
Brig. Gen. John j. Kingman and
Mrs. Klngman, was the brile's only
attendant. Her costume was made
OF pink tulle and lace, fashioned in
princess style, with a hat of pink
tulle. Her bouquet was sweet peas
in all colors.
Mrs. Crawford, mother of the
bride, wore pale blue chiffon with a
corsage of orchids and a blue hat
trimmed with a fuschia orchid.
Mrs. Williams, mother of the
bridegroom, wore two-tone blue with
matching hat and accessories and an
orchid corsage.
1t. William Leckie served as best
man for the bridegroom, and the
ushers were 1t Raymond Clock, 1t.
David Matheson, 1t. Howard Penney
and 1t. Thomas Bowen, all of whom
are on duty at the post.
Under an arch of crossed Sabers.
the wedding party left the chapel
and went Immediately to the Officers
Club where a reception was held.
The large wedding cake, centering
the table in the beautifully decorated
dining room. was cut by the bride
with her husbands saber.
The bride is a granddaughter of
former Representative Ben Johnson
of Bardstown. KY, and the late Mrs.
johnson. She is a graduate of
Punahou School in Honolulu and at
tended Briarcliff Junior College,
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
1t. Williams was graduated from
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Authors Club Talk
Listed February "a

The Ellen Terry Shakespeare Lee
ture-Recital, The Children" will be
given February "a at Hotel 240O at
8 o'clock.
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
heads the list of patrons and pa
tronesses for the event, which is be-
ing sponsored by the Authors of
Books for Children Club.