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Evening star., 1942-09-29
l.79 Tots Corduroy
Jumpers
Wednesday and Thursday .38
Cunning little cotton corduroy jumper dresses
for tots to 6. With square neck and
pleoted skirts. Blue, green, red and brown.

SAMPLES OF 2ss AND $50 BABY BUNT1NGs
lz5 ONE-PC. BUNNY FLUFF COTTON sLEEPERs.
Button front, self-help back. Sizes to 6x----94c
1.ss TWO-PC. CORDUROY OUTFITS. zip front
jacket bib-front adjustable shoulder straps. For
boys girls Sizes 2 to 3.99
$50 INFANTS ONE-PC. SNOW SUIT WITH MATCH
ING BONNET Fleece suit with zip front and
crotch Infants sizes
4.ss BABIES ONE SNOW SUITS. With separate
matcnlng nat
$50 ALL WOOL FOUR-PC. Logging SET Machine
l2s COTTON CORDUROY OvERALLS Navy green,
red copen and brown. Sizes to 6----------- 94c
3se AND 4s9 BABY CRIB COMFORTS In rayon
taffeta rayon satin. Pink or blue. Some
SAMPLES OF $50 AND $50 BABY CRIB COMFORTS
1888
SAMPLES OF 1.25 TOTS DRESSES in percales and
broadcloths. Some rejects. Sizes to 6x------ -88c
SAMPLES OF 1s5 TOTS DRESSES in spun rayons
and cottons Sizes to
1898 TOTS 2-PC. COAT OUTFITS. In tweeds and
feeces. Several styles Nicely made with fine
details. Sizes to 6x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 888
I4s5 TOTS 2-PC. COAT OUTFIT IN TWEEDS AND
FLEECES. Camel wine, copen, oatmeal In the
group Sizes to 6X 11.S8
AL garments properly labeled to wool content,
(Intants' Wear, Second Floor
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''2-Day" Savings on Girls Wear

GIRLS COTTON SHANTUNG AND BROADCLOTH
BLOUSES. Sizes to IA 14------------------
GIRLS PLAID AND SOLID COLOR SKIRTS. Sizes
8 to IA 2.48
GIRLS TWO-PC. PINWALE CORDUROY JUMPER
OUTFITS with separate white blouse. Red, green,
wine brown, blue. to 14-------------------2.S8
GIRLS WIDE OR PINWALE CORDUROY JUMPERS.
Sizes 7 to IA
GIRLS COTTON WASH DRESSES in variety of
crisp materials smart styles and gay trims Many
samples included Sizes to 14-------------148
- GIRLS ALL WOOL SWEATERS with short or long
sleeves Pastel or dark colors Sizes to 14----188
GIRLS WINTER COATS. 1907 all wool Polo type
wrap-around with tie belt Or boxy type boy
coat. Brown, wine, tan and blue S88
All Garments Property Labeled As to Wool Content
(Girls' Clothing, Second Floor
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MISS TEENS 1895 FLEECE COATS IN CAMEL
MISS TEENS 1896 REVERSIBLE GABARDINE
COATS. Sizes 10 to 16----------------A98
MISS TEENS 3ss SKIRTS in navy, brown or green
nannel
MISS TEENS ALL WOOL SLOPPY JOE SWEATERS.
5.s5 CORDUROY SUITS. Red, brown, navy and
Las COTTON BRoADCLOTH SPORT SHIRTS -1os
s.ss RAYoN CREPE DREssY DATE DRESSES. Smart
4.ss FINE VALE CORDUROY DRESSES. Green red,
1os5 vELvETEEN DATE DRESSES. Brown, black
blue and wine Sizes to 15-----------S6 is -S65
Ali garments properly labeled as to wool content
miss Teen Shop, Second Floor
"a FIJI. RITE MOCCASIN OxFORDS FOR LARGER
BOYS. Sizes to 6. B, c and widths --------349
$50 MISS TEEN LOAFER MOCCAsINs. Sizes to g.
3.4S
MISS TEEN 40 PATENT LEATHER DRESS PUMPS.
Sizes to g. IA to B widths ths-------------------3.49
81 MISS TEEN BROWN AND WHITE SADDLE OK
FORDS Sizes 4 to 8. AAA to widths s----.---3.49
GIRLS ANKLETS AND HALF SOCKS. Sizes to
10Kz prs. 97c
BOYS RIBBED HOSE Sizes 8 to l1-22c; prs. sic
(Chadrens Shoes, Second Floor
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1.2s JR. MISS COTTON PRINCESS SLIPS Tailored.
Sizes II to --88c
1.25 GIRLS RAYON CREPE PRINCESS SLIPS Lacey
and tailored styles. Sizes to 14---------------8Sc
15s GIRLS COTTON PAJAN1AS Percales or broad
cloth in slpon butcher boy styles Sizes to
3sc GIRLS RAYON PANTIEs. Tearose. Sizes
to II 4--------------- ------------------- 28c
Csc GIRLS HAND MADE AND HAND -EN1BROI-
DERED NAINSOOK PANTIES Sizes 8 to IL - 2Sc
1.99 GIRLS COTTON CHENILLE HOUSECOATS
with hand-embroidery. Copen, maize, rose, Amer
can Beauty, red. Sizes to 16 6---------------L78
399 GIRLS QUILTED COTTON HOUSECOATS.
Floral and novelty prints. Wraparound styles.
Sizes 8 to 16 100
(Grls U,1dieS, Second Floor
''2-Day' Savings on Infants Wear
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TODDLER'S 2.PC. COAT
AND Logging SET

Princess style for girls.
Double breasted style for
boys. Wool top fleece with
cotton knit back. Cotton
fIonneIette lined. Properly
lobeIed os to wool content.
Sizes ] to 8.
Hots to Notch
(Infants, Second Floorl
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1.25 BOYS AND STUDENTS SHIRTS. Blue or brown
broadclothS Ages to o18--------94c 18 94c
1895 BOYS GENUINE LEATHER REVERSIBLE
JACKETS with reverse side Of gabardne. Sizes
1.3s BOYS HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS in combina-
ton coors Sizes to o18------------1.09
JUNIOR BOYS CORDUROY OvERALLs Blue,
brown, teal. Sizes to 8---------------------179
BOYS AND STUDENTS WESTERN PLAID SHIRTS.
BOYS KNIT POLO SHIRTS. Sizes to 18--94c
S.s5 JUNIOR BOYS SNOW SUITS. 2-pc. jacket and
leggings. Sizes to 8------------------------68
BOYS AND YOUTHS 1.es FLANNELETTE PAJAMAs
Sizes 5 to 18 l SO
Properly labeled o woot content.
boys Clothing, Second Floor
''2-Day" Savings of Children's
Shoes
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A topcoot ond o'coot
combined. Sizes II to u.
Suits in popuIor pIoids
and ton covert cloth. s.
button model. Grey,
brown, blue grey. Sizes
80 to 36.
VARSITY Shop, Second Floor
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''2-Day" Savings i'm Varsity Shop

Students and Youths
1895 Reversible Tweed
TOpcOats
Wednesday and Thursday, 1.xK
Handsome tweed topooots with side
OF cotton oobordne. 0rey, brown, blue grey.
Properly labeled os to wool content Sizes II
to Is.
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BOYS 6.05 woodland
LEATHER JACKETS

Snort two-tone combine
ton ioekets the perfect
garment for book to- school.
Brown, green, maroon ond
ton. Sizes 10 to l6. Prop
erly lobeled os to wool con-
tent.
(Boys' Clothing, Second Floor,
Evening star., 1942-09-29

Shower proof! Wrinkle
proof Lightweight but
warm Cobo Fleece coots in
fitted or boxy style. Worm-
~ interIined. Camel, rum
brown, red ond teol. Prop
erIy Iobeled os to wool
content. Sizes 7 to IA.
(Girls' Clothing, Second Floorl
Evening star., 1942-09-29

Girls l.95
RayOn Princess Slips
Wednesday and Thursday! .O9
TRINITY tailored ond donty loee -trnned
princess slips in soft royon crepe. Adjustable
strops . some reinforced seams. Sizes
to a.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw,
Mr.. A. B. Landa to Wed

She has also dabbaed . bit In sculp-
ttre. displaying considerable sue
cess and talent.
Mr.. Landa II the son Of the hate
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso LAnda. He
was born In washington when his
father was here as special attache
to the United States from the
French government. He, too, has
had some European education, no.
tably at Oxford University. He at
tended George Washington Uni
versity here and also Georgetown
University where he received his
law degree. He belongs to the
Metropolitan and Burning Tree
Clubs Of washington and To the
Everglades in Palm Beach and the
Racquet and Tennis and Rookery
Clubs Of New York.
The wedding viii be an extreme
ly simple one and the ceremony will
be performed in the presence of
the immediate faunily-Mrs. Thaw's
brother and sistcr-in- law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, and her two sisters,
Lady Furness and Mrs. Reginald
Vanderbilt. Immediately following
the nuptials the bride and bride-
groom win leave for q honeymoon
Of several weeks In Acapulco, Mex
ico-returning to washington to
make their home In the charming
little house which Mr.. Landa pur-
chased last year on Kalorama road
and which he has remodeled and
redecorated.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Miss Train Wed
To Ensign Wilson

The marriage OF Miss Cecil
Train, daughter of Capt. Harold
Cecil Train. N. S. N, and Mrs.
Train. to Ensign David Spencer
Wilson. U. S. N, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cooper Wilson OF
Hampden-Sydney, Va, took place
yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
J. L. Doherty. pastor OF st.
Charles Church in Brunswick,
Me. oficiated at S O'Clock in the
presence of only small group
of Navy friends of the bride and
bridegroom.
The bride wore gown of heavy
white satin fashioned on empire
lines with square neckline and
short puffed sleeves and had no
train. Her veil of illusion, which
was held by a halo of old rose
point lace, was finger-tip length
and she carried white orchids
and lilies of the valley. There
were no attendants.
Ensign and Mrs. Wilson will
reside at 26 Oak street in Bruins
wick after q short motor trip.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
White House
Reception to
Screen Stars
Mrs. Roosevelt
Will Give Tea for
Hollywood Caravan

Mrs. Roosevelt viii be hostess at
tea Thursday 1T the White House
when she viii entertain the motion
picture stars who will form the Holly
wood Victory Caravan. The stars
win arrive Wednesday for the final
rehearsals for the shows which viii
be given throughout the United
States for the benefit Of the Army
Navy Relief Funds. The first of
these performances viii be given
Thursday evening in the Capitol
Theater which has been donated
lock, stock and barrel--assuring q
large sum for these funds.
Mr.. George Garrett, chairman Of
the Navy Relief Fund Committee, Is
serving as general chairman of the
committee for the benefit perform
ance Thursday and has assisting
him . washington Citizens Com
mittee for Army Emergency Relief.
Mrs. Frederick A. Sterling Is chair
man of this committee and Mrs.
John r. williams vice chairman.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Stanley
p. Reed and Associate Justice and
Mrs. william o. Douglas also are
on the committee, other members
including the Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson, the Chief
of Staf. U. s. A. and Mrs. George
G. Marshall, Gen and Mrs. A. D.
Surles, Gen. and Mrs. william N.
Haskell, the Undersecretary Of Com
merce and Mrs. Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor, Mrs. Leland Harrison, Mrs.
j. Borden Hartman, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
H. Wilmer, DR.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, Mr.. Thomas Letter
and Mr.. Percy Blair.
A similar committee has been or
ganized in Baltimore to meet the
demand for tickets which are priced
at $3.50, $40 and $40.
A number of the leaders in society
here are planning dinner parties for
groups who will 90 in Dutch treat
groups to the performance.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Sylvia Wilkinson
Is Married to
Seret. Harris

The Falls Church Presbyterian
Church was the scene of an attrac-
lively arranged wedding, when Miss
Sylvia Elizabeth Wilkinson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leslie
Wilkinson Of Arlington. was married
to Stan Sergt. Charles Woodman
Harris, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris, also of Arlington. The ceremony
was performed Monday morning, the
Rev. DR.. Alton Altfather ofiiciating
at 10 o'clock Mrs. Walter Sunder-
man, organist. and Mr.. Reginald
Kassebaum, violinist, played the
wedding music.
Mr. Wilkinson escorted his daugh-
ter and gave her In marriage and
she wore a beige suit with green
accessories and a shoulder bouquet
Of orchids.
Miss Betty Gayle Wilkinson was
made of honor for her sister and
wore victory red suit with white
accessories and bouquet OF white
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Distinguished Group
Attends Reception
At Foleer Library

The Colombian Ambassador, Senior
Gabriel Turbay, was among the
guests at the reception in the Folger
Library last evening when the guest
OF honor was Mr.. Charles Grosvenor
Osgood, professor emeritus Of Eng
lish literature at Princeton Uni.
versity. Mr.. Osgood gave an address
on THE New Poet" the event cele-
brating the 378th anniversary Of
the birth of William Shapespeare
for whose works the Folger Library
was built.
The distinguished group Of guests
also included the Chief Justice and
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, the Irish
Minister and Mrs. Robert Brennan
with their daughter, Miss Maeve
Brennan; the Political Adviser to
the State Department and Mrs.
Stanley X. Hornbeck, and the As
sistant Director of the Freer Gallery
Of Art, Miss Grace Dunham Guest.
Guests from resident circles in
cluded Capt. and Mrs. Adelbert Att
house, Mrs. Truxton Beals Mrs.
James M. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford K. Bergman, DR.. and Mrs.
George r. Bowerman, Mrs. Morgan
Bradford, Mrs. Robert Brookings,
Mr.. Louis @. Caldwell, Mrs. Mitchell
Carroll, Mrs. Dewitt C. Croissant,
the Dean of George Washington
University and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. James Waldo
Fawcett and their daughter, Miss
Claire Fawcett; Mrs. william T..
Gill, Mrs. Jennings Hackett, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles B. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Chaplin Hunting
ton. Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lippmann, Mrs. Will
liam Charming johnson, the Presi-
dent of George Washington Uni
versity and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
win, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, Mr.. nd
Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Mr., Robert
Lincoln OBrien, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Chambers Oliphant. the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. G. Freeland Peter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Mr.. end
Mrs. Clarke Winship Slade, and
Mrs. Matthew John Whittall.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

mICfmh atmosphere WHICH IL
part OF all entertaining by the Presi.
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Juliana and Csnssrt
To Be Guests Of Lsudens.
The Princess and her Prince con-
sort arrived yesterday afternoon
after . day In New York en- route
from Ottawa. where they are living
during their exile from their native
land. This evening they will be
guests at dinner Of the Minister and
Nine. Loudon, who moved last win
ter from the attractive Legation on
Fifteenth street to the house at 22o9
wyoming avenue. The Minister s
living quarters In the Legation were
turned over to ofices--with one or
two rooms left for members of the
Legation staff or the missions now
In washington. The house on Wyo-
ming avenue, where the Minister
and Nine. Loudon now live Is the
home Of Mrs. Edward Everett Rob-
bins, who has an apartment at 2020
Connecticut avenue while her house
is leased.
The very attractive Legation over
looking Meridian Park was built by
the late Mrs. John B. Henderson for
the Netherlands government In the
latter days when she ruled upper
Sixteenth street and Its environs
Much OF the typically Dutch fur
nishings and art works have been
Evening star., 1942-04-24

The marriage Of Mrs. Benjamin
Thaw to Mr.. Ahons B. Landa will
take place at the home Of Mrs.
Thaw's brother, Mr.. Henry Hays
Morgan, jr., In Beverly Hills, Calf,
the middle Of next week. The bride
to-be is the former Miss Consuelo
Morgan, daughter Of the late Mr..
Henry Hays Morgan. and is the
widow of Mr.. Benjamin Thaw Of the
American foreign service.
Small. dark and pretty, she is
well known for her chic and her
great charm Of manner. As .
young girl she attended schools
in France and Switzerland, Travelled
extensively with her family and
became a proficient linguist. She
speaks fluent Spanish, French and
Norwegian-which proved Of great
value to her as the wife Of an
American diplomat, stationed in
foreign posts all over the world.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
War Posters
Displayed at
Relief Unit
Slogan Selected
By Flower Mart
Committee

The numerous interesting exhibits
at the British War Relief Headquar-
ters ut 1924 Connecticut avenue con-
tinue to attract members OF society
Yesterday q goodly number turned
out for the display OF posters exe-
cuted during the first World War
The posters will be on view again
today under the auspices of the
British- American Ambulance Corps.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman re-
ceived the callers today among
whom were Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone,
Mrs. Stanley r. Reed. Nine. Munthe
de Morgenstierne, Nine. Hurban,
Nine Fotitch and Nine. Diamanto-
poulos. Still others were Mrs. ].
Borden Hartman. former United
States Minister to Norway; Mrs.
Charles L. McNary, Mrs. Ralph
o. Brewster, Mrs. Edward w.
Sturtevant. Mrs. Arthur M Chi
chester, president of the Colonial
Danes of America, Chapter No. 8:
Mrs. Henry M. Morrow and Mrs
Clarence N. Goodwin. Today Mrs.
William d. Connor is on duty at the
exhibit.
Herb Booth Committee
Plans Unusual Features.
Herbs viii Spice the Victory
Garden" is the slogan adopted by
members Of the Herb Booth Com
mittee Of the Flower Mart to be
held on the Pilgrim Steps OF
the Washington Cathedral Friday
May /.
The slogan was suggested by Mrs
L. Clayton Walters, a member OF
the Herb Booth Committee.
The committee met this morning
ut the home of Mrs. Raymond
Wolven's parents, the Bishop OF
Washington, the Right Rev. James
Z. Freeman and Mrs. Freeman. Mrs
Wolven, who is chairman of the
committee, has planned several un-
usual features for her booth. There
win be a fiag-decorated display OF
honey from all the Allied countries
and an exhibit of interesting Ole
pitchers and pottery-all of which
will be on sale. Potted herbs, hert
seeds and herb mixtures for both
scent and seasoning-an grown or
the Cathedral grounds-also viii
Be offered for sale.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
By the Way
Beth Blaine

The Kenneth
pristine state could found
returned to them by the Washington police intact the tires
Ager town yesterday and
sntanned and rested from visit with Dodge seybun
Palm Beach When her at luncheon at the Sugave Club
she chic blue suit with whi-led blouse
hat and huge white orchids golf"
said Sul Il played Palm Beach,
for orchids had lot but mother meeting
T brought
all telephoning long
sentative charles Dewey and MIS- Dewey small dinner in her
attractive Capitol which bought
last and completely remodeled.
Cocktail
apartment OF Col Arthur Richmond and Col Harold Willis told by
a
posb but that last week out OF Arthur had ephoned
morning
attractive with drawing
into
pretty spring
Alexan-
a print
Beresford Waller did Maj
Charles wooey
Robb Felix Dupont and It. Hamilton
Heard.
the Ltthales live they always
have garden Their house Tracy place has
luncheon
and cocktails spring afternoon
mched other day all the spring flowers
beginning to bloom and Dotty Ltehales herself looked like
n q spring print II almost
this petite Smith, but couldn't
quite figure thought of what
should bought 1t before had
chance!"
At the same Barry
admired Where did m they asked ut
discarded said Aices
Slender. backha
looked lovely diamond added
future lists
see this always perfectly gowned young woman named!
Evening star., 1942-04-24

moved to the new abode Of the Mn.
lister and his family while the rooms
at the Legation have been somevha,
transformed 10 meet new needs.
Change In Senor PraAs's Plans
Disappeint Capital
The change Of plans Of the Peru
Wan president. 6enor Manuel Prado
Is q disappointment to Washington
for although no schedule Of enter
tainment for the South American
chief executive had been announced,
there were parties planned In his
honor. However. it's an ILL wind
that blows no good and at least the
Chief Of Protocol for Peru, Senor
Narissu T. Aramburu, has had Q
visit In this Capital.
Arriving Sunday. the Peruvian
official conferred with Protocol
Attaches In the State Department
on the various fetes which would
honor his chief executive. There
have been one or more parties for
him during these few days, but al
so small and 80 informal rs only
to be get-togethers for conferences
and conversation.
The visit Of President Prado, how
ever, is only postponed, 30 the work
done by the State Department and
approved by Senor Aramburu will
merely await announcement until
another date Is set for the presi-
dents journey northward.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Closes to Attend
AnZac Dinner

The Minister Of the Union Of
South Africa and Mrs. Close
went to New York today TO
attend the Anzac dinner at which
the Minister will share honors
with His Britannia Majesty's
Ambassador. Viscount Halifax,
and the Minister of New Zealand,
Mr.. Walter Nash. Also In New
York for the dinner Is the Min
lister OF External Affairs for
Australia and Mrs. Evatt, who
with Lady Halifax. Mrs. Close
and Mrs. Nash will attend the
dinner.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Weddings
OF Interest

Two weddings Of much interest In
washinston which took place Mon
day in nearby Maryland and vr-
ginia were those of Miss Ethel
Frances Stanis and 1t. Dom p.
Strausbaugh, q. s. A., In Rockville,
Nd, and Miss Madeline Leavell
and Mr.. Charles p Keyser ut Weyers
Cave, Va.
1t. strausbaugh. who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. New w. Strausbaugh
of Chevy Chase, Nd, and his bride,
who is the daughter Of 1t. Col.
r. A. D. Stanis, q. s. A., and Mrs.
Stanis of Camp Wheeler, Ga. were
married in the rectory Of st. Mary's
Church. The Rev. Thomas j. Nc
Kew ofnciated ut II As O'Clock and .
wedding breakfast was served ut the
Shoreham.
1t. Robert o. Hammerlund, .
classmate of the bridegroom at the
University Of Maryland, was best
man.
1t. Strausbaugh attended Mary
land and George washington Uni
versities and is q member Of Theta
Chi, Phi Delta Epsilon and the
Scabbard and Blade, honorary mill
tary fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser Feted
At Wedding Breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Keyser were mar
ried in the Weyers Cave Methodist
Church, the Rev. Harold Z. SHELTON
oficiating at noon. Mrs. Leslie Cline
Of Bridgewater, Va, played the
wedding music and the wedding
breakfast was held in the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Joseph H.
Leaveil.
Miss Evelyn Leavell, sister Of the
bride, escorted her to the altar and
served as maid Of honor. She wore
q street length frock OF blue print
with navy blue accessories and .
corsage bouquet Of talisman roses.
The bride was dressed in . navy
blue tailored suit with navy and
white accessories. Her shoulder
bouquet was of orchids.
Mr.. Nelson C. Bibb Of Weyers
Cave was best man.
Mr.. Keyser, who Is the son Of Mr..
Evening star., 1942-04-24

sweet peas. Mr.. Harris was best
man for his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left immcdi-
ately after the ceremony for Q
Southern wedding trip and viii make
their home in Tampa, Fla. Mrs
Harris was graduated from the
Washington-Lee High School and
attended George Washington Uni
versity. Mr.. Harris also was grad
uated from Washington-Lee and
attended Furman University In
Greenville, s. C.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

and Mrs. Charles p. Keyser of
Washington, and his bride win make
their home in Falls Church after
their short wedding trip. Mrs.
Keyser attended Madison College,
where she was . member Of the
honor society. Kappa Delta Pi. She
Is . member Of the faculty of the
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Party for Governor
OF Virgin Isles Held

The Governor OF the Virgin Is
lands, Mr.. Charles Harwood, left
yesterday afternoon for his post
after holding conferences here. His
departure was unexpected, for Mr.
and Mrs. Howard B. Railey gave .
party for him In the later after
noon, The party went on, however,
in spite of his absence.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Henry Clay School in Arlington
Mr.. Keyser received his degree from
George Washington University and
Is afnlated with the professional
society Of Delta Phi Epsilon.
Mrs. Keyser, mother of the bride
groom. and his niece. Miss Joan Rea
attended the wedding.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Juliana and Her Consort
Entertained by President
And Mrs. Roosevelt
Family Dinner Party Held
At White House; Loudons
To Fete Visitors Tonight

The President and Roosevelt family
distinguished Princess Juans the Netherlands
Bernhard No list o given out from the Executive
Nine Loudon with probably members the ofci family
families
The followed yet deghfuny
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Pardon For\
Coleman Up
To Olson

SAN FRANCISCO.-"Negroes i'm
posing themselves on white peopler
With these words. Warden Clyde
Plummer OF Folsom prison this week
moved 10 deny a pardon 10 Festus
Coleman. yoUng California Negro
now serving 65 years N prison.
On the motion Of Warden Clinton
Duffy. the advisory pardon board
voted to recommend that Governor
Olson refer the case back 10 the
Parole Board. Previously l., Gov
Patterson had proposed commute.
ZION of sentence
Attorney George Anderson pre-
sented the case for Festus Coleman
arguing that the young Negro was
innocent. that the prosecution S
story was based on a lie. that the
trial judge had numerically at
tackled Mr. Colemans credibility
and the prosecutor had been guilty
Of error. which error was even ad-
mitted by the Attorney General.
Rev. II. T. S johnson, secretary
Of the Minister'S Alliance OF Oak.
land, Miss Berlnda Dawson, presi-
dent OF the San Francisco Branch
Of the N.AA.CP.. Miss Susie Cole.
man. the sister OF Festus Coleman
and representative Of the Cole
man Defense Committee attended
the meeting Of the Advisory Pardon
Board in Sacramento. Rev. Clay
ton Russell, pastor Of one OF the
largest churches in Los Angeles
flew 10 San Francisco but was IN
able to ~ccure a plane to Sacramento
because Of bad weather.