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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

iib Iofort nno Eidelte bon ncuen,.
oielesmal aber pbne ieoeu pfnnten
Husorud - Limo Nntter lieB ms
gon5 aIlein. 8ir ipiiroen Sbnen ia.
faus Sic ,ms sic Wtoglihfcit oo5u
gcgcbcu bottcn, geifriebcu boben, ooB
Sbncn unicr Salts Oos, mas Sic NIT
Gcdt bconlprlthen, nic)t 5lt bicten
pernou, nber Sic foncu gang nner-
mortct uuo-"
uSSo, ja', llnterbra6 id) lie, oenn
ib hclucrfte, BOB iie iuuncr mebr in
Sermlrr,'ng aeriet, rlprcdcn Sic rod
niht Nopon. Sd) bin nidt gcfonlmen.
,m mir Sbr Sou5 on3uIcbcn, ion-
ocrn Sic fc1ncn ST lerncn. Sino Sic
sic sIeltcltc, @iebitc? no lino Sbre
Sdmcitcrn ,no Sbr @ruocr?'
,NcIn'', crlpioerte lic, ,itfl bin nidt
sic Ncltcitc - id) bin Hucctto. Mclne
Sd)mcitcr' - lno lpic 0cNcn Ibren
@illcn monote iit ibr &opi ,pichcr
loliheno riifiports ,,n1einc Sdlpe.
tier miro - miro - nlcid) fnnmen.
Ntcin @rl,ocr lit nid)t SIT Snr'c.'
80, TO-, iogtc idl cini0ern1oBcn
crito'nt noriiber, boB lie MIDI nidt
ouIiorocrtc, Sut lno llmbona ob5u.
lcNelL uno f,tbr bonn fort: Sic iinS
lcbr biibid, pie ih cs bon elmer
Sot]ter mciuer liebcu 9lltbea on6
niht onocrS crportet babe, obcr Sic
leben nidt 6eionocrs frofti1 ous.
SinO Sic 9on5 mobl, 2ichltc?'
Sic iubr 5uiommcn, Iob MIDI einen
Momcnt lang forideno, foit oneitlib
on, ridtcte iid oonn ouf unb lc5ien
ibrc @eioneenbeit iett cinigcrmoben
ob5nltrcIicn.
,,Nein', criette iie I0dcIno, ,,id)
BIN 5lnor nibt ecrooc icbr ltorf, ober
cbcnio rcni9 beIonoers lhm0hlid).
Tcbult NOR iN niemals. Meinc Mnt.
ter ia ehcnfous niht."
Sc nnbte mir oen ginorud, als
ob iic cS fir ibre Ffli6t bielt, 5u mir
bon ibrcr 2'lltter 5lt ipredcn, oblpobl
ibr hic5 cinen geipilcn Sdmcr5 3n
bcreitcn id)icn. 2'Gr iclblt obrr mar
oicS notiirliN Sos oucrongcnchn,lte
Sbcmo, uno ih rihtctc llcinc 9luhport
ocsholb 10 cil1, boG mir bel hcnIrlben
blicbcn.
(Tortictlm1 Irlot)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
Titt,pod, Sen Is. Tars 1912

,pie lie NIT aobnIolem Munoe eifrig
beibGftiet mar, ein Stiid 8rot All
Der5ebren. .... ..... g..
uNutter Sane, erflarte mein ge-
aleiter, iein Stiuidmeieen bredenb.
,,ltno oort tpobnen Die Srdl,lein &nol-
lps', fiigte er bin5u, inoem er sic
Eeitide bob unb auf bie burb goume
balb peritedte Sront zines eroBen
itnttlitben Sollies in> fl,raer @ntfer,
nlng oertetc. Sic iperoen iib ni6t
1pellig frellelt baB Sic fpmmen, Ma-
bom. @ibt niht piel @eiealhaft bier
in oieier 8egel1o'
lleberraidt bon oieIem plotli6en
@eoihn elmer llnterboltlng pouleiten
eines Menl6en, beiien 3uriidboltung
al iiberlpinoen al meinen 8emiibun=
gen bisber nidt eelungen mar, ant
>portete id) NIT ben bon ibm ieoen=
falls erlparteten frelluolihen Eebe-
,penolngen lno blidte Damn boiler
Spannllng nad Dem Saule biniiber.
@s ma6te, pie @rpce bereits ae-
fa9t bate, ielbIt aus Der @ntfernun9
einen nidts wenieer als einIooenben
@inorlld, unb es getpanu al,b nid)t
aus oer gtobe seleben: bel Dem An=
bid oes iiberaa idaoboften, einfo6en
@ebauoes mrlBte i6 mir eelteben, oob
ib bisber nirgenbs cine tpeniger gait
freunolih eribeinenoe uno mebr Der
nadldiiiete Nobnuns eeIeben bate.
sSdre nibt bie biinne &aubI0ule,
mcld)e aus einem oer 3erbrobenen
Sbernlteine in sic Suit itieg, gene
ient id ipiirbe eeglaubt baben, bab
fid fein Menid mebr INN oen Slot
fiimmere ,mo berielbe ieit ssobren
perloflen iei. 9as milo our6einanoer
,pnhernbe @eitriipp, sic Nrt, tpie Sic
3Deige oct in einanoer periblun9e-
men @einreben aus Moneel on ieg=
Iiber 8fleee in formliheu &lunpen
tief iiber sic Geranoa biniiberbingen,
Die balb5erbrohenen EfeiIer, bic 6er=
fouenoen sSel,iterrabnen, oos oles
aab bent @an5en oen Nusbrlld Der
&erlalienbeit, luelder MIR bann mo-
1eriid) miro, tpenn sic gtot,lr anltellc
DeS Meniden tritt unb Sic Sriinlnler
beIlen, mas emit menldli6en Welen
OILS @obnltdtte biente, o1f ibre srt
alsfiillt ,no perIbont. ltno Dlrtlid)
itbicn mir, sic id beim 9(nblid zines
ihleht allfgeltedten Sorban9s ooer
aerbro6cnen StuDles bos lebbaItclte
Mibbcboeen empfinoe, Sic Moglid6=
felt, ooB bier jenlano pobnen ionte,
fir ben sl1eenblid aarnidt porbon=
' Den au iein. - llno iuic cine Gn1pfin=
bung bes ltnmobrldeinliden, ia I'm
,pirflihen iiberfam es MIDI bel ben
@eoonfen, Bob ih oieies Saus betre=
ten iollte, I'M oarin at ipobnen.
Spolb im Sralm ltieg ib aus Sem
&ogen uno mar i'm 8egriff, burd
cine Slide ser boben, oltertiilnlibell
ein5aunlng, ipelhe .oie perlploerten
@artenanlagen BON oem allm Saule
fiibrenoen &ese trenuten, 5lt treten,
ais Sinsburp MIDI burb einen fl,r5en
3uruf al1fbielt 1inb a,f bie Eforte
oeiitete.
@s tpar eigentlid fatm ser Niibc
>pert, babon Noti5 5u neblnen, benn
bie breiten 3tpilhenrGume atpiihen
Den aerfaQcubeu 3auupfeilern boten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
A. &npiteI


Ser Gorrmln1, iu lpcltbcnl~ ih cin
getretcn, ipar 10 Ounfel, oo6 ih on:
Iangs nibtS icbcn fonnte ais oic I'M:
beitimmten lln1rine ser sSiglr eincS
jlnoen @cibc5 nit Nbr bloMcm @c.
liht. sllS Nnhuort ouf meineu Mus.
rnf nulrmcltc lie etpos, oos iN nittt
perltono, IdmicA Damn obcr 'oiort
it'll, ul1o ipcnn MIDI meiue 9lugcu nid)i
tdrltDtell hlidtc tic nid)t Dem entire
tenoen 8dlte ent9e0el> ipuocrn ld)olte
iiber ibrc Shultern nod riidp0rta.
0oS ld)icn mir lonocrbor, ieooh be-
por id mid 0ariiber per9emilitrn
fonntc, mas ibre 9luInerfioufcit IN
Nnlprlh nobnt, bclonn lic iib plos
lid ouf lire Gilihtcn mo iticb sic
Siir 3llm Neben5inlncr anf, 10 DOB ciz
ne Slut bon 2iht in Sen nunflen
No,nn orong uno mir nl,u chamber
ocl1tIib aen,a icbcn fcnntcn, ,lm Die
bel lolhcn @elegenbeiten iibliden Sc
9riiBungcn mitcinanoer slt pehleln.
v@ir frcl,en uns 10 lebr, ;sr0ulcin
VntterIportb, boB Sic gefon,nren
lnno. Cine 10 alte tSrelrnoin mciner
Mutter!" ml,rncltc tic nit clucnl iol>
mitlcioerrcoe,ben Gerl,h, bcr5liH 81
lein. u@ollen Sic liO nidt - Jet
5en?'
u8os bcoel1tete ba5? Sic mics
5War nit ser 9auo nuf cincn Stubl
in Dem &obn5inner, ober ibr 8ciid)t
NOR pieoer BON mir oboclponot, ais
ob ir9cnopel6' 9ebcinni5poQer Sc
9enltono OcS S0rcfcnS lmpincritcb=
lidc Nn5icbnnostroit ollf lic iibc. 0e-
iauO lid) bcrlclbc pcllcid)t ouf Scr
Oltntlc1 Srcppc I'M @iutcrbouc, mel
hc ih in Sem 91nlmerliOtc bc5 Nm-
mes MIR lln6cltinnut 5t ltnterI I6ciocn
pcrlnoUte? 9onab 6u iragcn, ldiel
mir nidt poiicno, D0ttc ib ncrfcu
lollcn, Oab mir Oicle 9rt ocS Gnp-
iongc5 iibcrnls leltlou pprfon1. SD
trot olo IN boS 9teben5inrnler, oui
pelhes le geoentet bate, ,lno mar
tetc oonn oorouf, sob tic mir foIgen
iolltc. Sic tot cs olld, ober NIT lidt=
li6elu MIocrl lHe6eu. Spbolo iic ie-
ro6 ben Oiiitcren Gorroum biutcr iid)
batte nno aus bcm 9erci6 bes Nn-
blides ooer @eroulbes, bas lie CT
idredt bate, bero,'s mar, breitete lid
ein 2oheln iiber ibr @elidt, ipelhcs
iie mir ioiort ipn1potbii6 mohte uno
ibren fcincn 3iieen in oenen ib bis
ber nidt sic geringlte aebnlihfeit nit
iDrer 0'ltter >entoedt, einen pifanten
Nei3 unb eigenen 3ouber pcrlieb, ipel-
DIE ser Sodter Nltbea Burroughs
nidt unipert erl6ieuen.
"Sie - Sic miiiien sic NernIih-
felt Sbres Gmpfonges per5eibcn", BE-
gaml iie, inoem lie einen boIb ent=
IdulOigenoen, bolb itol5en 9lid oui
lmiere llmgeb1ng sic an &ablbeit
uno Sdobigfeit oueroings ni6ts 5u
lpiiniden iibrig lieb, mari. ,Wir iino
ni6t in ionoerlid alan5enoen Ser
bdltniiien getpeien felt mir unleren
Batter perloren baben, ,lno M,ttcr-"
luieber ipiegelte ibr 8lid in nid)t
miB5noerltebenoer 8eiie Sen Ausorud
Ser Hneit ,pieoer, ober fie beberrihtc
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ba id bic @mpfinblns bate, ooB ih
ionft auf GrOten, Sdneten unb on
oeres @eipiirm treten piirbe.
als ib poripGrts idritt. NOR es
mir ols ob ii6 Sas tiefe Sblpeieen
rinasum mie cine iblporae @olfe mf
mid ienfte. 8eeann id etipo iiber-
empfinbli6 ge9en oerartiee @inoriide
5l1 tperoen, ooer lag tpirf'" etipas
@eIpenItiIbes in bem 'Sebleu ieben
Cones unb ieoes 3ei6ens bon 2eben
in einem 10 ,lmfanereiben @ebGuoe?
God nein, in bieiem Iugeublide iob
ih, lpie iib leflmoenlong an einem Der
sSeniter oes oberen Stodlperfes ettpos
bemegte: es NOR, als oh cine @ar=
oine fir einen 0foment ol1fgebobeu
lrn0 Damn ebenlo idneu tpieber ial-
lengeloiien piiroe. Mber obgleih mir
oieler fleine 8oreong sic Soffnlm9
begriibt 5u iperoen, eob, lag etpoS 10
flii6tig= =perltoblenes, nit Sen &eroobt
erpcdcnoen Mnoelltl,ngen 8rpceS 10
iibereInltinnnenoes barin, boB ih mir
iormlih einen Gud eeben m,lBte, nm
oas bolbe 3uteno tpenig cinlooenocr
Shlfen, sic 5u ben 9aule iiibrtcn
empor5lIteieen.
Nber falrm bate i6 bies 1T meincr
anitdt nod aiemlih gutter Soltung
9eton, ols id plotlih Dor luirflider
l,nb mir lelbit anb pollfomnen Der
ltonbliber 6lr6t aniammenldrcdtc:
10 menis ansit id Dor 0tcnid)eu ba-
be, ,no 10 piel perbaltnisnabi9en
Mut id forperliden uno morolilhen
@efabren 9egeniibcr 5u entlpideln n,-
itanbe bin. 10 tpenig topier BIN ih,
menn mir Elm fret bcrunlol,enbcr,
flaffenoer Sunb beaeonet. GS lit bos,
ipic ib NIT &eht iaeen tonn mcinc
eiu5iee l6iuohc Seite, benn ipcm ie)
mid al,d fir. eeIpobnlib lelbit nnter
eric)tperenoen ltmltdnben 10 pollfon-
men beberrid)e, Dob man mir auBcr'
lid bon irgeno meld' innercn bong'
li6en Grrcgungen nidtS annlerft,
fonn i6 boh nidt le,'onen, sob i6
Sen Sag fiir einen beionbers eliid'
li6en bolten ipiiroe, at mcldem olleS,
tpos Sunb beibt, aus oen gcboat'
lungen rno Neigungen ser Wtcnld)>
beit perlhlpdnbe. 9onn crit miiroe
if MIDI mirflieb bes 2ebeus freuen
lnb pielleiht mb on s(usfliigen onfS
2ano @eiollen finocn, lpobreno mir
bieielben unter ben iett nod eriltic=
renSen ltmlt0nben mebr ipic cinc
Strofe ais ein Gcrgniigen erldiencn.
Mon fam lid allo Oenfen, lpie
ldtper es mir inter bielen ltmltdnocn
! fiel, meine selbitbcberrl6ung ooer
MIR sic notiee Soltllng SIT beiuobrcn,
ols eerobe in hem s(ueenblid, in
tpcl6em i6 meine Souo nad ser
Siirflinfe bicies 11ngoitlibeu Sol.ieS
ausitredte, bon irgenoipober bas Sen=
len zines Sunoes Iant muroe, lno
bas nod oo3u 10 i6orf 10 ourdorin=
eenb uno anbalteno, bab es ielbit sic
GGgel iiber nleinem .&opfe eri6redtc
l,no iie nit lalltem 5liigellhmirren
oaponilottern n1adte.
Cine un9liiflibere art bes &ia=
fommers b0tte es fir MIDI garnibt
eeben fonnen. $50 oer Suno lpar,
Oh brilnen oocr bral.Be,, tpllBte id)
uidlf. 11n6 aIs idl uadl eiren 9(uuen=
Evening star., 1942-02-15
TheClagetts
Lease AirEe
In Virginia
Plan to Close
Georgetown Place
Early in Spring

WARRENTON, Va, Feb. 14.-Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Clagett have
leased Airlie, former home of the
late Mr.. H. c. Groome and now
owned by Mrs. Samuel Wagner Of
Philadelphia, the former Susan
Groome. Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett. the
latter Miss Nancy Letter before her
marriage a year ago, have many
friends in Warrenton and its vicin-
ity and plan to close their home in
Georgetown early in the spring and
20 to Warrenton for the summer
and fall. Mrs. Clagett's brother,
Mr.. Thomas Letter, is living at Clo-
velly, the Winmill estate near War
renton, and their cousin, Miss
Audrey Campbell, is at Woodburne,
also near there.
Airlie mas a beautiful garden and
the house is one of the most attrac-
tive in that locality. The house in
Georgetown which Mr. and Mrs.
Clagett purchased and did over at
the time they were married also
has a garden. but one that is small
and quaint.
Mrs. r. K. Nelson entertained at
luncheon Monday at her home near
Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doeller,
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Brown, who were hosts to "a guests
in their home on Military road.
Bridge with dinner or buffet sup
per also was popular form OF
entertaining last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Give w. Palmer were among
those giving buffet suppers, their
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son C. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Horner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wexford j..
Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Start
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Quigg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McCallister
also were hosts last evening at
bridge party which was followed
by q buffet supper. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Ives, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Woodall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Heany and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Webster Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Patton Nc
Vickar will entertain group Of
friends at dinner this evening in
their home on North Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn T. Barton
with their son, Paul, are leaving to-
day for Milwaukee, Wis, where
Mr.. Barton, who is with the Bu-
reau of Agriculture, has been trans
ferred.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton were the honor guests at a
Evening star., 1942-02-15

who were In Warrington for . few
days after . visit In New York, have
gone to Florida for the remainder
Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallach
Go to Southern Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallach
left Wednesday to spend six weeks
at Southern Pines. N. c., while Mr.
Wallach completes the arrangements
for the Sand Hills race meet, to be
held March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Has.
erick left by car Tuesday for q
month at Vero Beach, Fla.
Miss Anne Lomax of Washington
Is the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy B
Wood.
Mrs. John A. C. Keith
To Visit ln Washington.
Mrs. John A. c. Keith, who is the
guest Of It. and Mrs. Taylor Scott
Keith in Annapolis. will visit hel
sister, Mrs. B. Laurison Hardin, ir
Washington before returning tc
Warrenton. Mrs. Keith also will
spend short time with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Francis P. Day, in Plain.
field, N. j.
Mrs. Vernon Justice and her In.
FAINT son Of Washington are thl
guests OF Mrs. w. B. Kinkead
Evening star., 1942-02-15

bridge party given by Mr.. and Mrs
w. Carl Holley. Additional guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ems
minger, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hol-
comb, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rush
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Palmer
of Colonial Village have as theil
guest for a weeks visit Mrs. Palmer.
mother, Mrs. Charles Klein of New
Brighton, Pa.
Mrs. Godfrey B. Marriott, who
accompanied her brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton
c. Jones, to Florida, will return to
her Arlington home today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones are dividing their sew
eral weeks stay there between ST.
Petersburg and Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorp OF
Golf Club Manor left last week to
make their home in Lincoln, Nebr
Mr.. Thorp, who is with the Bureau
of Plant Industry, has been trans
ferred to Lincoln.
Mr.. r. H. De Butts, who makes
his home with his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. De Butts, in Country Club Grove
has gone to Birmingham, Ala, for
an extended stay with his son and
daughter -in-law, DR.. and Mrs. H
Davis Chips.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Several Parties
AtL LaytOnsville

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Feb. IA
Mrs Cover Armstrong was hostess
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
Of the teachers of the elementary
department of Sandy Spring School,
where Mrs Armstrong also teaches.
Mrs. William w. Griffith enter
tanned at bridge luncheon at her
home Wednesday afternoon Prizes
were won by Mrs. Remus Riggs,
Mrs. Merhle Haines and Mrs. Au-
gustus Hines.
Mrs. Thomas Ladson of Babble
Brook expects to leave Friday to
Join her father and sister in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hurt, for
merly of Washington. are now occu-
pying their home near Unity, the
former Clifford Howard place.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Miss Okie,
Mr.. Baker
Married
Piedmont Farm
At Marshall Scene
OF Wedding

Piedmont Farm, the home of Mrs.
Houston Lowe Gaddis at Marshall,
Va, was the scene of the wedding
Yesterday of Mrs. Gaddis' daughter,
Miss Louise Platt Okie, to Mr.. Gibbs
Latimer Baker, son of Mrs. Gibbs L.
Baker and the late Mr.. Baker. The
Rev. Fremont Hinkel performed
the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock in the
drawing room of the home, where
the altar was decorated with seven
branch candles and background
was formed by green huckleberry
and white gladioluses. A string
orchestra played during the cere-
mony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her stepfather, Mr.. Gaddis. She
wore her mothers wedding gown
of heavy white satin covered with
marquisette and trimmed with a
long stole of antique Valencian lace.
Her long tulle veil fell from a lace
cap. and the bride carried an ivory
PRAYER book showered with streamers
of lilies of the valley.
Pauline Okie
Flower Girl.
The brides niece, Pauline Okie,
daughter of Mr.. Frederick William
Okie, was the flower girl, dressed
in a white Kate Greenaway frock
with a green sash, and she carried
m old fashion bouquet.
Mr.. E. Murray Sullivan OF Balti-
more was best man and was as
sisted by Mr.. Ormand Lissak OF
Buffalo, N. Y. The three brothers
Of the bride, Mr.. Frederick William
Okie of Birmingham, Ala; Mr..
James Platt Okie of st. Louis, and
Mr.. John B. Okie, who recently
came from Brazil. acted as ushers.
After a reception during which
the string orchestra played continu-
ously, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left on
q wedding trip to Florida. They will
return to be at home at the Carlyn
Apartments on @ street.
Washingtonians
Attend Wedding.
Among those who went from
Washington to attend the wedding
were Mrs. j. j. Mason, Mrs. Mason
Raynsford, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
A. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Obear,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Selby and
Mrs. Percy Davis.
For travelling the bride wore a
winter blue tailored wool dress with
a brown flower trimmed hat and
brown accessories. with a beige coat
trimmed with fisher furs.
The bride is a descendant Of Com
modore Joshua Barney of Revolu-
tionary fame. Her husband, whose
father was a prominent lawyer of
Washington. is a grandson of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Theophilus Baker
Of Lowndesville, S. c., and of Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Campbell Pryor
Of Petersburg, Va, and washington.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Young Peoples Party
Held In Lee Heights
Dancing Popular Entertainment
At Affair Given by Joan Stout,
Patty Ann Harris and Nina Hazen

Arlington County last
evening with delightful peoples being given by Miss Joan
Miss Nina Hazen The ladies
Floyd Stout
in a about midnight.
guests Shirley Miss Madeline Sim
Cantwe Miss Nancy Miss
June Pollock Buhler Buler Brickman Brown
Christensen William Ward Mr. Bill
Robert ONell and MI. Warren Rice
evening that Mrs Art
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Miss Louise Tobey
Becomes Bride of
Sterling P. Dean

Senator and Mrs. Charles W.
Tobey announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Louise
Tobey, to Pvt. Sterling Peter
Dean. Medical Corps, q. 3. A.,
son of DR.. and Mrs. william I.
Dean Of Rochester. N. Y. The
wedding took place 1T Temple,
N. H., Sunday. the Rev. James
Ducette. pastor Of the Sacred
Heart Church at Greenville, N. H.,
ofiiciating in the presence Of
members Of the two families.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore
her travelling costume OF powder
suit with dubonnet hat and ac-
cessories and q corsage bouquet
Of sweetpeas.
Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean left for a brief wedding
trip and at its conclusion he will
return to his duties at q camp In
the South. Mrs. Dean Is con-
nected with the music depart
ment at Hannah More Academy
at Reistertown. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Dean went to
Temple for the wedding OF their
son and we're accompanied by
their daughters, the Misses Emily
and Alice Dean. Others from out
Of town at the ceremony were
DR.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Munson,
also of Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Goodwin Of Greenville.
N. H.: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tobey
and their son, Stephen, of Man
chester, N. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Tobey. jr.. Of Con-
cord, N. H.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
National Symphony
Members Guests
Of Board Tonight

Members Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra Association will
be guests OF the Board of Directors
of the orchestra At the final mid
week concert OF this season which
will be given this evening in Con-
stitution Hall 1t has been the
custom Of the orchestra to give
one extra program each year for
the members Of the association,
but the schedule this season made
this impossible.
Mrs. Robert H. Jackson, wife Of
Associate Justice Jackson, and their
daughter, Miss Mary Jackson. who
is home for her spring vacation.
will be among the guests Of Judge
and Mrs. Clarence Norton Goodwin
at the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Garrett
will be hosts at An informal supper
after the program. entertaining in
honor Of Miss Leah Enenbach,
Warrington pianist, who viii be
soloist with the orchestra this eve
ming. DR.. Kinder will conduct this
last In the series Of Wednesday eve
ming concerts for which no tickets
for single concerts were sold.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Jacqueline Story
And Mr.. Litchfeld
To Wed Nav q

Miss Jacqueline P. Story and
Mr.. Burnham Litchheld have
selected Saturday afternoon. May
23, for their wedding, which will
take place at Shapes Point.
Annapolis. the country home Of
the brides brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Reed. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 4 o'clock in the pres
ence Of only the immediate men,
bers Of the two families and a
very few close friends Of Miss
Story and Mr.. Litchfield.
Arrangements for the wedding
will be as simple Is possible and
Miss Story will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. Reed, as matron
Of honor, and Miss Elizabeth
Litchfield, sister Of her flance. as
maid of honor. Little Miss
Caroline Reed, niece Of Miss
Story, will be her flower girl.
Mr.. Litchf1eld, who Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Electus B. Litch-
field Of New York and Edgar
town, Mass, has not completed
his list of ushers and best man.
His fiancee is the daughter of
Mrs. Albert Story and Mr.. John
P, Story, jr.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Spruille Bradens Honored
At Stanleys' Dinner Party

A number Of unomcial fetes were
given yesterday, none Of them very
large or formal although the newly
appointed United States Ambassa-
dor to Cuba and Mrs. Spruille
Braden were honor guests at one Of
the dinner parties. They were en-
tertained by the former Assistant
to the Attorney General and Mrs.
William Stanley in their home on
Chesapeake street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley will open their country
house near Laurel later In the
spring.
Other guests at the dinner were
the former Attorney General, Mr..
Homer S. Cummings; former As
sistant Secretary Of State. Mr..
Henry F. Grady, who will be on
shortly on a special mission to
India; Mrs. Raymond Clapper. Miss
Ann Callaghan and Mr.. William
Stanley, jr.
The Luxembourg Minister and
Nine. lie Calais were dinner guests
last evening to a small number Of
guests who remained to dance.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Host at Luncheon

The Ambassador Of Bolivia, Senor
DR.. Don Luis Fernando Guachalla.
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Embassy In honor Of the newly
appointed United States Ambassa-
dor to Bolivia, Mr. Pierre Boal. The
other guests were Mr.. Laurence
Duggan, Adviser on Political Re-
lations to the State Department:
Gen. Davis Toro, Chief Of the Bo-
livian Army Purchasing Commis-
sion; Mr.. Carl Spaeth and Mr.. En-
rique Lozada of the once OF the
Co-ordinator Of Inter-American A.
fairs; Mr.. Charles Thompson, Mr..
Robert Woodward. Mr.. Emilio Col
lado, Mr.. Thomas Finletter Of the
State Department, Mr.. Paul DAN
iels and members Of the Embassy
sta1 including Col. oscar Moscoso,
Military and Air Attache: Senor
Don Carlor Rorado. secretary. and
Senor Don Raul Diez de Medina,
financial counselor.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Miss Lois Olive Paul
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Edward Walker

Tho marriage Of Miss Lois Olive
Paul to Mr.. Edward Walker was per-
formed by the Rev. Raymond r.
Kepler of Covenant-First Presby-
terian Church, Washington, at
o'clock Saturday evening, At the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Wood
ward. Miss Paul, who = on the
stan Of the Australian Legation, and
Mr. Walker are both graduates Of
Saskatchewan University, Canada.
The bride wore a frock Of sea aqua
crepe. trimmed with knife -pleating
on the jacket, a flower hat with
orchid yelling and q corsage OF
orchids. The ceremony took place
before q bank Of palms and stand
ards Of spring flowers. The table
was centered with a three-tiered
wedding cake, decorated with white
roses. Mrs. Woodward wore a gown
Of French grey crepe, with corsage
of gardenias, and Miss Elinor Wood
ward chose blue crepe.
The guests numbered about 50
and included the Australian Min
lister and Mrs. Casey, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Watt and many members Of
the Legation staff Mrs. Matilda
Barber, 85-year-old cousin Of the
bride, was accompanied by her son.
Mr.. Gordon Barber. who proposed
the toast to the bride. The bride
groom, in responding to the toast.
presented the bride with a wrist
watch. Out-of-town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Gamble and
Mr.. Bryant Gamble Of Baltimore.