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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

smooth an article as you could wish
to encounter off mike. The hand
some batoneer doesn't even split his
infinitives
After playing to sellout con-
cert audience in Detroit, Andre
kostelanetz, heard Sundays over
Obs on Pause That Refreshes,"
drew more than $500 people in
Birmingham, Ala. He and Lily Pons
set all-time attendance record of
10000 in San Francisco.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

MIR. and Mrs. E. Wagner, this week
A. D. Pugh transacted business il
Spokane today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Sanken have
moved to Ephrata, where Mr. San
ken is employed by the American
Bridge company.
RMS. Myrtle Robinson of Neils
vile, Wisconsin, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. H. w, Lang.
Mrs. A. j. Dodd, Dorothy Buob
Miss Zoe Beal and Mrs. VIM. Buol
are taking First Aid teachers
training course IT Ephrara.
The local Rebekah lodge met o,
Tuesday evening at the home o
Mrs. B. R. Lindley.
Mrs. Dick Larson Of Coulee Dan
and her brother, Arden Irwin, O
Ephrata visited friends here Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Otto Olesen was in Wenat
chez Monday
Mrs. Don Mutt and infant son re
turned home from the Mason Cit.
hospital Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Pugh and Thelna were
Chelan visitors Monday and Tues
day 1:.' : ~.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

| Junior Tripplet of Sunnyside was
home over the weekend.
Billie Jean Lewis and Betty Ann
Chappell Spokane, visited their pa
rents here over the weekend
FOR QUICK SALE-Three new
Superior grain drills. Liberal dis
count-Farmers Union Grain. adv
The editor was mighty pleased
this week to get letter from Fred
Joplin. Fred is attending naval
training school on Treasure Island,
near San Francisco, and says that
will complete his basic training in
about a month
Irwin Smith has been awarded
the Brewster-Coulee City mail route.
A four-pound silver trout was
caught out OF Park lake Sunday by
Mrs. Howard Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Peore of Col
vile arrived this week to make their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chappell of
Teton spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chap
pell, in Coulee City.
Earle jenkins of Waterville visit
ed at the Hans Wogensen home Fri
New Officers of Coulee City PIT.
a. are Mrs. Pat Heron, president;
Mrs Pat Gilbert, vice-president;
Leroy Hook, secretary, and Jim Jess
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arrand and
amfly have moved to Electric Citv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

Bates" DR.. .Bob's secretary Joan,
who n1aiored in speech at Rosary
College, Ill, has been active in radio
for several years.
The dia1ers don't hear them but
most of the success for radio pro-
gram usually rests on the directors
shoulders. That's why Ed Byron
can stick his chest way out these
days. AS director of mfr. District
Attorney" which is now in its fourth
year on NBC Wednesdays, he has
guided it to position among the
ten officially most popular programs.
Phil Harris, pictured here, cast as
diction destroyer and musical mug
on the Jack Benny show, is as
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23
No.. -. ~
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State
CT WASHINGTON. For Grant County.
MRS ELL III LIN, }
Plaintiff, }
ADAM HADALIN, a single man,
POTLATCH YARDS, a corpor- }
alton, :.
RALPH LavERNE JONES, and }
JANE DOE JONES. {true
Christian name to plaintiff I'M }
known), his wife, CHARLES J.
WELLER and JANE DOE
WELLER, (true Christian
name to plaintiff unnnown),
his wife, and r. D. JONES and }
JANE DOE JONES, (true J
Christian name to plaintiff
unknown) his wife,
Defendants J
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
TO the said Adam Hadaln, sin
gle man, F. D. Jones and Jane Doe
Jones, (true Christian name to
plaintiff unknown). his wife: You
are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date OF
the first publication of this sum.
mons, to-wit: within sixty days af
ter the 23rd day of April, 1912, and
defend the above entitled action il
the above entitled Court, and an.
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve a copy of your answer
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

Although in real life he's a nice,
gentle youngster Ezra Stone presents
a different picture on his "Aldricn
Family program. That, perhaps, Ia
the reason fan just sent him q
letter which started with Dear
Brat. -"
Sponsor of Horace Heidt's "Treasa
ure Chest recently added 90 more
stations to its already large NBC-
Red network because of the proc
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

SEND BROKEN CLASSES Direct
TO DR.. Alfred E. Jones. Box 1916,
Spokane. Glasses manufactured by
recognized dispensers. adv. If
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23
MARLIN NEWS

Dinner guests at the Rev. A. H.
Grabow home Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fiess of Soap Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buddrius, MIR.
Tom Fiess and Philip Pfiefer ST..
The boys indicted into the army
this. week were Oscar Kalle1n berger
and Dick Goetz.
Sunday dinner guests at the Phil
ip Pfiefer Jr., home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Zirbelman, and Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Schmerier.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23
| RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
Ev EARLE FERRIS .

NEWEST cast addition to Bach
~ elor's Children" heard on the
NBC-Red network daily, is Joan
Iighe, heard in the role Of miss
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-04-23

grants popularity. Much credit for
making it easy on the ears goes to
Donna Wood, pictured here, featured
Heidi vocalist.
That crash of hardware which ins
terrupted Eddie Cantor's announces
nent of the following weeks guest
star heard at the conclusion of q
recent broadcast, was Eddie's own
idea. Just crash. of pans for the
ham we had signed, who dealt Tie
last minute cancellation" the
banjo-eyed comic explained.
.
When eve, the People" returns TO
the air in its new Sunday CHS
niche on April 26, it will have Milo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Dancing With Ann
Gave Dick Rating

RICHARD WHORE. New York
stage actor now under contract to
Warner Brothers, has had his
first real taste of fan alteration.
group Of 10 young British
sailors from II. VI s. WarspIte
were guests on the set of luke
Girl in which Ann Sheridan is
starred When the sailors arrived.
W'horf was dancing With Ann.
After the scene tho Jack Tars
crowded around Ann Ronald Rea-
gan. Alan Hale and other mem
bcrs OF the cast. Whorf hung back.
although he was urged 70 step in
and sign autographs. as the other
players were doing.
"Ah. they don't know me-"
said Whort II just want 10
stand back here and listen TO
them"
I'll say We know you,
matcy" cried "a loud Lancaster
shire voice. you're the lad
twas dancin' with Annie here,
aren't YOU? Come. sign me hat
and tell me what twas like"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Frank Gagen
Coming to
Book Casino

WITH FRANK GAGEN bring
ing his orchestra into the Book
Casino on Friday. Joe Reichman
and his orchestra are climaxing
their stay by devoting their
musical program for the last week
70 request numbers. Their show
contains all the tunes which
patrons have liked best during
their engagement. with Reich
mans piano arrangement Of
Smoke Gets IN Your Eyes" lead
ing all others. and Jane Fulton S
solo Remember" with a glee
club background, running a close
second.
Two Ways 10 Heaven" is the
new dance satire which Mata anC
Hari have added 10 their roper
toirc To music specially COM
posed for them by Vernon Duke
they tell in dance pantomime thr
story of the contrast between gay
young love and sophisticated fir
ftatiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Priscilla Realizes
A Great Ambition

PRISCILLA LANE says she's
at last realized her life'S ambition.
II isn't. to believe her. acting in
the Frank Capra picture, Arsenic
and Old Lace" which she's doing
at present at Warner Brothers.
It isn't. either. the fact that at
last she's found the man of her
dreams. John Barry whom she
expects 10 marry soon.
These are important achieve
mentS. but the real Mccoy, the
ultra-ultra in achievement, as
realized by Priscilla recently, was
when the girl made some fudge
that didn't have TO be eaten
through a straw. That's her story
at least, and she's stuck with both
lit and the fudge.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
MORE WAR FILMS
Yes, They Had
Some Tomatoes

AL ALLEBORN. unit business
manager Of Warner Brothers
"Juke Girl company. had TO talk
fast 10 members of his cast and
crew. on location at a truck farm
near Santa Ana, Cal, one night.
The scene, a rough one. was a
tomato battle between Ronald
Reagan and George Tobias, leading
a gang Of farmers, and Richard
Whorf and Howard da Silva. lead
ing a goon squad of marketing
racketeerS.
Hundreds Of cases Of ripe and
.overripe tomatoes were hurled 10
the ground. thrown singly, tram
Piled on and rolled in. An awful
mess.
For midnight supper the hot
vegetables by Alleborn's caterer
was-stewed tomatoes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

which Errol Flynn was TO have
started work Monday.
Instead Flynn will be starred in
war story, Desperate Journey. y
This is the story of a bomber
ferry pilot who gets lost in fog
and lands in the heart Of Ger
manys Black Forest.
His adventures in attempting 70
escape make up thrilling story.
Hollywood's now going in heavy
for war films.
HIS OLD BOSS
Henry Fonda isn't talking back
to ROuben Mamoulian, who
directing the picture in which he
lis appearing with Gene Tierney
Rings On Her Fingers
Fonda explained:
"You can't talk back TO man
for whom you once pulled
! chariot for l2 bucks week"
The chariot horses were FOL
Eugene ONeill's Marco Millions
on Broadway
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-''n started With Eve," II .07
A. m, :SS. l:a9, 7;40, 1881 y. M;
Cadet Girl" IL so S:4I. s;S2. S;2S p M
BROADWAY CAPITOI-''Youn Never
Get Rich" ~ 80. $3.50, 7;lO. 10 80 p. M;
"NOthing Hut the Truth III a. m, 2'2O'
6iO, y. m.
CINDERELLA - "Nothtng But the
"You'I Sever Get Rich" 2 2:2O. $40,
9 p. m.
oINEMA-'Lsve Life ~ Gorilla
~, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, l2 y. m.
FISHER-"NothinK But the Truth"
I2 80. $3.50, 7:iO, l0:3O p. M; 'NOuH
Never Get Rich" 2:es, 5:is, s'o5 p. m.
FOX-"Rise and shine" IL :4S, 1888:
1918. 1929 D. m; "Confirm or Deny
ll;I5 a. M, $50, 5;45, y. m.
der" 1882, 10 80 p. m. Flying Cadets"
9:iI p. nj "March of Time" TI2' lO;lS
p. m.
MADIsON-"Mad Miss Manton." II
a. m, 1887. 4:bi. 7;5l, I0;4s .. m;
Bachelor Mother. IL :S5, S;S2. 6;e9, 9:26
., m.
MICHIGAN-"The Man Who Came 20
/ Dinner" II a. m. 81, 4:4S, 1;42, 10 80
p. m; Tanks a Million" l'OS, S:55'
4 1851, 9:I5 y. m.
a. m. / 40. 4:32. 7:1S. 1000 p. m. /;
minstrel Days" les, All, 6:57, 94S
p, m.
PARADISE - Highway West" :26.
$40, SIS: s;45, l0:5s p. m; Andy Kirk
; Band, 49, i:59. 1888, 1858 p. m.
RIXIFRA-"'Iou'n Never Get Rich"
2:2I. SAL. 9:0l p. M; Nothing But
the TRUTH. IL 80, 3 50, 7;lO, $50 p. m.
RKo-UPTOWN -" "You'u Never Get
Rich, AZ. 80, 9:2I p. m; "Dr. Jekyli
and MIR Hyde" 3;I2, 7Ol, 10 so p. m.
ROY AL-'NothinR But the Truth" 8 20.
a;3I-n- m; "NouH Never Get Rich,
: so. II .O4 q. m.
--tNFFEp- BabeS-an- Broad
way" 1881. {, 7.29. III :Ol y. M; "The
Nlght Of Jan. l6," II ;O6 a. m, 2;S5, 6:O9'
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

SHORT TRIP; I've just been
out in Ann Arbor over the week
end. The university students are
back today, but while l was
there the town was very quiet.
SO quiet, in fact, that when l
walked across the campus Sat-
urday l met a complacent wild
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
AT RANDOM

Wcndic Barrie and Peter Fair
child. the artist arc seeing Holly
wood together Linco
Fogarty Ruth HuSscy's bov friend.
has flown 20 Kansas City after
passing a few days as hcr guest
He. Al the moment is head man
in her HE Raphael. Hakim by
the way still carries The torch
for Ruth Lieut. Sandy Cum
mingS. once head man in Alice
FayeS life was here last week
and his constant companion was
June Duprez.
jules Blcd~oe. famous Negro
singer who Is working AZ Unl-
vcrSal in Drums OF the Congo. %
has q broken lee Margaret
Etunger'S lS-year-old son Gordon
Maynard leaves Tuesday 20 Join
the marines We are all very
proud Of him because ne volun.
teered at the beginning of the
war
Billie Burke and Charles Co.
burn two grand people dinInl
at the Hollywood Brown Derby
o.. Cesar Romero hoStod a dinner
a few nights ago. and all the
married girls wore their new
Christmas mink coats . There
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Jimmy SteWart Gets NeW AWard,
Second Lieutenant In Air CORPS

called Hitler Beast Of Berlin.
Technically, and from an acting
standpoint IL was good for the
small amount Of money invested
Obvious propaganda il didn't dc
as much as JudcllS. whom I have
known since the Chicago days
expected
II he had made IL today hC
might have Jared better Now ne
is returning 10 production usine
the familiar name American Film
Company for his organization
His first movie "Ncv Gold StaI
Mothers. by Juhettc Faye. tells
of the young mothers who are
sacrificing their loved ones either
boys or young husbands. such "a.
Mrs Colin Kelly.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. S.-Beau-
teous Olivia De Havilland is
bound for New York and a party
which should have been held New
Years Eve.
Olivia was scheduled TO have
been guest Of honor at an affair
given by Burgess Meredith, only
"In This Our Life" n which she
was playing with Bette Davis,
wasn't completed last week as
scheduled so she couldn't get
away in time for New Years Eve
She was much grleved% and
wired Meredith her regrets.
"Never mind" he quickly
wired back. "get here as soon as
you can and well have the party
then"
Olivia expects 70 be in the East
several weeks.
MORE WAR FILMS
Warmers has shelved for the
time being Gentleman jim, the
life story Of James j Corbett, or
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

no truth 10 the gossip Mickey
Rooney and Ava Gardner cloped
That's all for today. See you
tomorrow,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
KOIar DefieS
Illness to
Direct Pop
Ry CHARLES GENTRY

DESPITE AN illness which al
most prevented his appearing
Saturday night, Director Victor
Kolar gallantly arrived on time TO
take up the baton for the first
Detroit symphony pop concert
OF 1912 IN Masonic auditorium.
The audience didn't show quite
the same Spunk. however, for at
tendance was decidedly on the
weak side and those who did come
didn't display any particular en-
thuSiaSm.
The concert opened with Henry
Hadley'S Overture In Bohemia,
(which refers 20 vague residence OF
ARTISTS and musicians rather than
the southern part Of Germany.
dedicated 10 Victor Herbert 1t has
sort of Herbertian flavor to-it.
The next was a first Detroit
performance Of an Elegy For
Strings by Clark Eastman, a young
man from Royal Oak who was on
hand 10 hear MP KolarS very
creditable reading Of his work.
WELL CONSTRUCTED
Excellently constructed though
! II is, this Elegy rather lacks dis
Itinction and there is a considerable
IamOunt Of same-neSS TO It's three
sections melodlcally.
George Miquelle, the sym
phonys first cellSt, appeared as
Soloist for the last number OF the
| first half OF the program which
was the popular Saint-Saens' con
certo for cello and orchestra. Mr.
lMiquelle was not quite up 10 the
standard he has set IN previou:
performances with the orchestra
land encountered a little difficulty
with a couple Of the passages o.
this familiar work.
TOO FEW WORKS
It's really too bad that The
Literature for cello and orchestr5
liS so limited. There are really only
the Haydn. Dvorak and Saint
Saens concertos-and this is prob
lably the weakest Miquelle's tone
sounded broad and glowing durinl
the lyrical measures. but II has ar
almost reedy quality when engaged
lin rapid technical sections.
The last half Of the program
was devoted 10 the wonderful
pages of the Cesar Francl
lD-minor Symphony which Kola
and the orchestra played with au
Ithority, if not with quite the in
Ispired emotional warmth thi
mystical and beautiful symptom.
lshould invoke.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

rabbit sitting
in a speck Of
sunshine half
way between
I h @ library
and President
r Ut h We n S
back fence.
The rabbit
let me Walk
up 10 within
10 ct OF
him; ( h q n
N e Il n O ID
away, keeping
that 10 feet
between US,
aal IaAIrk.n- "a
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
By LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD Jan , - Any
day. now. Jimmy Stewards ap-
pointmcnt as second lieutenant IN
the nync corps Vlli be made Off
cial. That remind, me-this is the
Time Of the year Hollywood begins
10 conjecture on the Academy
Awards
Last year. tho Oscar went 10
Jimmy Stewart for his role in
Philadelphia STORY Well jimmy
is winning another award this
year TIM, TIME. as soldier IN the
United States Army The tribute
comes from the heart Of Holly
wood and all America He went
into service last March when he
was riding the crest of popularity.
" would have been easy for
Jimmy 10 wanclo a commission
his technical knowledge Of air
planes am q photography were
enough 20 warrant the bars OF au-
thority, but he won't n as a buck
private AZ Camp Noftet. He was
Just another soldier
Later. they promoted him to
corporal and he accepted it gladly
He bunked In a squad tent al the
beginning and Still does. Some
one asked him. recently. If he
really enjoyed ~
"NeIl - bo cracI-rS ",ou can't
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

All plans were made for Pat
Dane and Johnny Wci>muller TO
GO to Hawaii for BLACK Pearls
of tho South Seas but YOU know
as well as / that no movies will
be made in Hawaii until we have
vanquiShed the JapS and put the
yellow men whore they belong.
But that won't keep the picture
from the screen because. IN this
day and age il is possible 10 build
a tropical isle right at the studio
and that's what Metro plans 10 do
The story Is by Bogart Rogers
and Al Santell and Al has beer
engaged 20 write an adaptation
and 10 direct the ClamorouS Pat
and her stalwart movie boy friend
4 TIMELY FILM
Two years ago. Ben Judell,
made a DlCttIro on a ShOeStrinC
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

That il the American spirit
that some people thought was
disappearing. ResOurCefulness.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
BUILDING IN ISLE

Well" he cracked "you can't
get beef out Of n ham"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
A TIMELY FILM

Two years ago. Ben Judell'
made picture on a shoestring
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Olivia de HaUilIand
Goes to Party 3 Days Late
BY JOHN TODD

.LYWOOD. Jan 5.-Beau which Errol Flynn TO have
Olivia De Havilland is started work Monday
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Edward : Koch was in his
furniture store. and he seemed
10 have the same spirit Of TAX
ing things as they come one OF
his customers ordered a desk
several months ago. but the
furniture company AT Grand
Rapids can't deliver il.
All the desks. tho company
said, are being sent 20 Washing
ton as fast as they are built
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Farm and Garden
Group Programs to
Be on World Topics

Plans to devote its programs this
season to international subjects
were made by the Capital Division
of the Woman's Farm and Garden
Association as it opened its season
yesterday with meeting at the
YWCA.
Mrs. Ridgely Chapline, program
chairman, announced that Nine.
Litvinof, wife of the Soviet Ambas-
sador, would be the speaker at the
meeting October 30.
Guests at the session yesterday in
cluded the Englishwomen, Lady
Sinclair and Mrs. F.. Sturrock, who
were with Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man, vice president of the Mary
land Division. Lady Sinclair told of
the canteen work in England for
American soldiers, whilye Mrs. Stur-
rock expressed appreciation for hos
pital supplies which had been sent
to England from this country.
Mrs. j. Winston Holt, president of
the Capital Division, welcomed Mrs.
Daniel C, Roper, who is renewing
her membership in the organization
A $40 contribution was turned
over to Mrs. Frank L. Ball vice
president of the Virginia Division,
to be used in furnishing a room at
Fort Belvor. Ten dollars of the
fund was raised by a spontaneous
collection after $40 had been appro-
priated from club funds.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Miss Beth Kean
And Mr.. Hicks
To Marry Soon
Select Last Week
In October for
The Ceremony

Miss Elizabeth Stuyvesant Kean,
daughter of Representative and
Mrs. Robert w. Kean, and Mr.. Ed
ward Livingston Hicks, III, son of
Mrs. Edward Livingston Hicks, jr,
of Winnetka, ILL.,, have selected the
last week in October for their we'd
ding. The ceremony will be per-
formed in st. Marks Church in
East Orange, N. j., with reception
for large number of guests to be
held in the home of Representative
and Mrs. Kean in Livingston, N. J.
Miss Kean will be attended by
her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Stuy-
vesant Fish, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
as maid of honor. Miss Kean's other
attendants will be Miss Anne
Sperry of Washington and Mrs.
Bruce Sterling, Miss Jeanne Marie
de Villiers, Miss Joan Tucker, Miss
Elizabeth Coreill, Miss Frances
Stone, Miss Nancy Perkins and Miss
Nancy Sloane of New York
Mr.. Hicks will have as his best
man Mr.. Gilbert Watson of Win
netka and the ushers will include
the brothers of the bride-elect, Mr..
Robert w. Kean, jr., and Mr.. Ham
tlton Fish Kean; Mr.. Theodore
Smith of Chicago, Mr.. John Finch
OF Rumson, N. j.; Mr.. John Harvey
of Massachusetts, and Mr.. David
Munsell of Livingston.
Representative Kean joined his
family in Livingston for the week
end, but will be back in Washington
Monday. Mrs. Kean and the other
members of their family will not
come to Washington until the
middle of November when they
again will be in their house at 22O1
r street.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Miss Martenstein
Engaged to Marry
Capt. boswell

1t. Col. John Kellogg Marten-
stein, T. S. M. c., and Mrs Marten-
stein announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Jacqueline
Blanche Martenstein, to Capt. Me-
nard boswell III, U. S. M. c., son
of Mrs. Menard boswell, jr., of
New Orleans and the late Rev. Mr..
boswell
Saturday, october II, has been
selected as the wedding day and
the ceremony will take place in the
chapel of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary in Alexandria.
Miss Martenstein attended Gun
ston Hall and is a graduate of
Holmby Junior College at the West
lake School for Girls in Los An
geles.
Capt. boswell attended the Epis-
copal High School in Alexandria
and is a graduate Of Tulane Uni
versity and member Of Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

the Air Corps and the other in the
field artillery and a son who Is
taking Navy training along with
his studies at Yale University.
She's small and trim and
youthful looking. Her brown hair
waves softly about an alert and
attractive face. Her eyes are
clear and very blue. She's said
to be one Of the best horsewomen
IN the country, and whenever
she can get away from her full
time job here she hunts with the
Millbrook Pack. She has hunted
in Ireland and England too, and
right here in nearby Virginia
with the Amory Carharts. She
also is an excellent shot. In the
gay days before the war she shot
stag and chamois In Austria and
bear and moose in British Co.
lnnbia. Those pastines will
have to be put on the shelf for
the more serious business of war
work now. Mrs. Colt doesn't know
how long she'll be in England.
Throughout the winter prob
ably-but however long it may be
she's thrilled to go-and she's all
set to do a good Job when she
gets there.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Thelma L. Pierce
And L. ]. Cannon
Recently Married

Miss Thelma Lorraine Pierce,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
c. Pierce, became the bride of Mr..
Leo Joseph Cannon, U. S. N. R., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F.. Cannon,
Friday, September 18, in st. An
thongs Church with the Rev. John
Dressler ofhciating. Mr.. Thomas
Casitena, vocalist, and Mrs. Nc
Nearney, organist, gave the nuptial
music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore blue suit
and hat and two white orchids made
up her corsage. Her maid of honor
and only attendant was Miss Mar
garet M. Cannon who wore a wine
suit and hat and her corsage was
of deep red roses.
Mr.. Robert York, U. S. N, was
the bridegroom best man.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
brides parents.
For her gong-away costume the
bride wore a navy-blue suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon will make
their home in Washington.