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Evening star., 1942-01-25
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lin Palm Beach Can
Twin al HiaIeah
Deemed Widener Threut
After His Good Score
Over Sweet Willow
BY the Associated Press.

by INT hbSOCldIco fEcoo.
HIALEAH, PARK, Fla, Jan. "a
Get Of, which last winter finished
second to his stablemate, Big Pebble,
in the Widener Handicap, today
served notice that he has designs
on that rich fixture this season when
he defeated 13 rivals in the Palm
Beach Handicap. Flying the Circle
M Ranch silks Of the Edward S.
Moores Of Wyoming, the 6-year-old
son Of American Flag wore down
r. w. Collins top-weighted mare,
Sweet Willow, to take the $4,990
first money by a length. He COM
pleted the furlongs in 1:25h.
Red Dock lost the place by head,
while Allessandro, coupled with Get
Of, was a close fourth. The win
ming entry paid 5000. Get offs
triumph was witnessed by a crowd
of 1854, which easily topped the
same day in 1941. when 1850 were
present.
Favorite Never in Race.
The Chief ruled favorite in the
big field, but raced with the trailers
for the entire journey.
Get Of broke tardily, but Basil
James soon had him in contend
ing position. Sweet Willow, show
ing her usual speed. set the pace
by daylight until joined by Get
OF around the last bend. The
latter finally prevailed and was
moving away at the end. Red Dock
raced well up and closed deter
minedly to outfinish Allessandro.
Edward S. Moore received q
trophy in addition to the major
share of the purse. He also figured
in presentation ceremonies after
the race as one of the owners re-
ceiving plaques from the Turf and
Sports Digest, which conducted its
annual best horses of the year poll
late in 1941. The Moores owned
Big Pebble, voted the handicap
champion.
SABBATH, Wright Get Plaques.
Albert SABBATH received a plaque
in recognition Of the brilliant juve-
nile accomplishments last season Of
Alsab, while Warren Wright also
was honored with one as owner of
Whirlaway, which drew most votes
for best 3-year-old and individual
horse of 1941.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Defense Shoot Is Listed
At Capitol Skeet Club

A national defense shoot Is slated
today at the National Capital Skeet
Club, with firing to begin at II am.
Contestants will be divided into
four classes based on averages or
known ability. AL entry fees will
go for Defense stamps to be divided
as prizes among the winners. Lunch
will be served at the club grounds.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Eleven Big Loop Clubs
Open Florida Camps
In Next 4 Weeks
Dodgers to Move There
After Jount to Cubu:
Four Train on Coast
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Many Of
the major league clubs have not
yet mailed contracts and because Of
the confusion about night baseball
their schedule for 1912 Is unfinished,
but all are ready to head for train
ing camps within q few weeks.
The conditioning program will be
q extensive as In any normal year,
lasting as much as eight weeks for
some teams, and Is expected to
bring both the players and the fans
up to the opening Of the season,
April II, In 3 state Of high ex-
pectancy.
Florida, as usual, will shelter most
OF the clubs Of the majors as well
as the International League, kmeri-
can Association and some of the
other minors. Four big league
teams will train in California and
the Brooklyn Dodgers plan to start
their training in Cuba again, but
will be back in Florida in time to
give that State claim to a dozen
clubs.
Both the Boston Braves and the
st. Louis Browns, who had camps
in Texas last year, will move to
bases In Florida.
This Is the training camp lineup:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankees-St. Petersburg.
Red Sox-SaraSota.
Nationals+Orlando
Athletics-Anaheim, Calf.
White Sox-Pasadena,. Calf.
Browns-Deland.
Tigers-L,akeland.
Indians-Clearwater.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Dodgers-Havana and Daytona
Beach.
Giants-Miami.
Braves-Sanford.
Phillies-Miami Beach.
Cardinals-St. Petersburg.
Reds-Tampa.
Pirates-San Bernardino, Calf.
Cubs-Avalon, Calf. Catalina
IslanO.
The Giants will inaugurate the
training season by opening camp at
Miami February 16. Mel OFT, their
new manager, Is due in New York
this week end to work out details
with other club officials.
The Dodgers will set up head
quarters in Havana four days later
and stay there till mid-March, when
they will move in at Daytona Beach,
where their Montreal farm club also
will train.
Bob Quinn, president Of the
Braves, is happy over his setup at
Sanford and says he hopes to be-
come a permanent visitor. This
means something, since the Braves
trained for II consecutive years at
st. Petersburg before getting wan
derlust that died in Texas last year.
Manager Frank Frisch is going to
gather his Pirate pitchers together
at Ell Centre, Calf. February "a,
and there Is possibility that the
second squad may have to report
there, too, on March S because the
Army is using the baseball field at
San Bernardino at present.
Most Start About February %.
Connie Mack, similarly. will have
the pitchers of the Philadelphia
Athletics report to Coach Earl
Brucker at Carlsbad, Calf, about
February IA for some preliminary
work before the camp at Anaheim
opens q week later.
Training for most other clubs will
start the week end of February %.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Dixie Harness Leaders
Hold Annual PurIey

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 24.-The
annual meeting Of the Southern
District of the United States Trot-
ting Association will be held at the
Hotel John Marshall at 1:30 pm.
tomorrow.
The district embraces 13 States.
Roger Duncan Of Hartford, Conn,
executive secretary of the national
body, will preside.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
State Racing Offieiols
Reflect All Officers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 24.-The Ma
tional Association Of State Racing
Commissioners reelected all officers
today and decided to meet at Los
Angeles next winter.
Named again were President Bev-
erly Broun Of West Virginia, First
Vice President Charles F. Connors
Of Massachusetts,, Second Vice Presi-
dent Chester F. Hockey of Mary
land and Secretary Treasurer
Thomas r. Underwood of Kentucky.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
O. S. U. Turns Out Airmen

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. "A Dr.
Twenty-six Ohio State men, either
present or past athletes or instruc-
tors, today were recommended for
full-time physical education teach
ing jobs in the United States Navy
Air Corps. d
Evening star., 1942-01-25
War May Extend Course
For Bio Yacht Race
BY the Associa Press.

If war conditions interfere with
the ST. Petersburg-Havana yacht
race, the event may be rerouted
around Dry Tortugas to Key West
and thence back to st. Petersburg.
The course thus would be length
ened from 284 to $50 nautical miles.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Rossvon's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at HioIeoh Park

SECOND RACE-LADY GOLD
EN-, CHATL E T, T o w E r
GUEST.
LADY GOLDEN turned in
three nice Tropical performances
and has as good q chance as any
of these. CHATLET threatened
in both Gables outings and the
Bull Dog filly rates with the
leaders. TOWER GUEST won at
the other strip.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Racing Selections
For tomorrow

Consensus at Hialeah (Fast).
BY the Associated Press.
l-Cananea, Yolandita, Betty Leon
2-Chatlet, Witness Stand, Lady
Golden.
aTour, Michigan Sweet, Dams
Choice.
4Liberty Sand, Highomar. Ballast
Reef.
5-Big Meal. Notes, Whiscendent.
6-Homeward Bound. City Talk,
Century Note.
7-Nilon, Old Smoothly, Leonard
town.
S-Ida Rogers, Hereshecomes, Chal-
lante.
Best bet-Big Meal.
Hialeah East.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-All Whims, Keekee, Zite.
3-Tour, Seaman, Barnegat.
+Anopheles, st. Dismas. Singing
Heels.
tTomochichi, Whiscendent, Pig
Tails.
eTotal Eclipse. City Talk, Home.
ward Bound.
7-Old Smoothly. Nilon, Wee Scott
8-Challante, Ida Rogers. Hereshe-
comes.
Best bet-Total Eclipse.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Richmond BUYS Goode

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. "a (R.-
Eddie Mooers, owner of the Rich
mond Colts in the Piedmont League,
today announced the purchase Of
Wilbur Goode, jr, shortstop, who
last year batted .293 with Lees
burg in the Class D Florida State
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Pitcher Hoerst Morries

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A R.-
Frank Hoerst, southpaw pitcher for
the Phillies, and Florence M. Gal
lagher, were married here today.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
FOURTH E-LIBERTY
SAND, ANOPHELES, HIGH
nNEAD

LIBERTY SAND has captured
the honors in his last three starts
and he should be hard to dispose
of here. ANOPHELES has early
foot and his consistency makes
him a stout threat. HIGHOMAR
should improve over his last bad
test.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

YOLANDITA, CANANEA.
PORTER'S TEA turned in
nice race in her debut and she
has worked we'll since then.
YOLANDITA cash on the condi-
tioning she gained in her initial
try. CANANEA raced well the
other day.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
THIRD RACE-DAN'S CHOICE,
RECORD FLIGHT, TOUR.

DAMS CHOICE was far back
in his last attempt. but his previ-
Gus outings suggest he should be
able to handle this sort. REC
ORD FLIGHT was right there
in his last try. TOUR has been
threatening to lick this sort.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

SEVEN r NPORTS.
MOUTH, NLON, CATOMAR.
PORTSMOUTH turned In two
corking tests at Tropical and Just
slight improvement appears
needed for him to lick this sort.
NILON is consistent and she may
be hard to turn back. CATOMAR
might be close.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

FIFTH RACE-TOMOCHICHI,
PIG TAILS, BIG MEAL.
TOMOCHICHI has raced well
In recent Florida events and ap-
pears to have an edge on this op-
position. PIG TAILS just failed
to last long enough to win her
first at Hialeah. BIG MEAL won
her last at this oval.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

SIXTH RACE PEEP SHOW,
CITY TALK, TOTAL
ECLIPSE.
PEEP SHOW improved greatly
to win his last here and If he can
show the same brand Of speed
tomorrow he should repeat. CITY
TALK has q win at this meeting
to recommend him. TOTAL
ECLIPSE Is dangerous.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

THIRD RACEPurse. 81 200; claiming.
ma1dens: 3-year-olds: 6h furlongs.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

EIGHTH RACE-IDA ROGERS,
HERESHECOMES, CHAL-
LANTE.
IDA ROGERS has shown
splendid form in Florida and the
hard-hitting mare should master
this bunch. HERESHECOMES
has q win here. CHALLANTE
has to be accorded winning con-
siderAtion.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
HioIeuh Park Entries
For Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACHPurse. $1,000: special
Eeights; maidens; 2-year-olds: furlongs.
Evening star., 1942-01-25

Grey SYMBOL mo
xSeaman lKerr)
Paint Pot (Jamesl
Even Tan Robert,
Record Flight (no
To Boot (McCreary
Dams Choice (no |
xTour mo boy)
Michigan Sweet (Pi
Snow Line (Stout)
xMaybank (no boy
Roman Nancy mo,
Barnegat (Arcaro)
xRibault (Mehrten
xSister Don mo b<
xBlue Garter (no /
Evening star., 1942-01-25

Aha4
ing: 3-year-old,
Apple Blossom
All Whims tno
Even Tempo Il
Ration (no boy
xTower Guest
kite (no boy)
Witness Stand
Ca stine mo bo.
Miah tno boy)
xChat,et (Mehl
Lady Golden {
High Clique (no
Valdina Fair IN
xBezioue fCoulI
Keekee CEads)
Miss Militant {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Latest March of Time
Headlines TeIeneWs Bill

The Fighting French" is a
tribute 10 General DeGaulle and
his followers who are fighting
along with the United Nations,
hoping soon TO liberate their home
land.
Headline news stories on the
Telenews screen are highlighted
by first pictures OF American
troops in New Caledonia.
Weird native dancers, ringed by
an interested AUDIENCE of modern,
well equipped American soldiers,
bring home the wide fronts of this
global war. General Stillwell,
training Chinese troops in India,
makes an analyses of the battle
fronts all the more confusing.
The daring escape of Roger
Touhy from an Illinois prison.
brings scenes Of this amazing plot
by one of Americas most danger
Gus criminals.
Fast becoming Detroit's foot
ball center, Downtown Telenews
screens the latest grid contests
including Ohio State VS.. Southern
California; Michigan VS.. Iowa
Naval Cadets; Army vs.. Cornell
and Yale VS.. Penn.
Other sports shots include Al
sab's latest triumph over Whirl-
away in their latest match race
at Belmont Park.
Norwood TelenewShorts IS
headed by a Technicolor caval-
cade Of American heroism entitled
March On Main Street" Special
feature OF the Norwood bill is the
atest issue OF Information
Please"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Mary Martin
To CO-Star
With Kyser

HOLLYWOOD. oct. 10. Mary
Martin. wearing the trickieSt hat
I've seen this season, was dining
at the Brown Derby with her huS-
band Richard Halliday. They were
celebrating, and for a special
reason. Mary has Just been loaned
by Paramount 10 M-G-M for
Right About Face" which also
stars Kay KyScr and his orchestra.
Lending Mary was in no sense
of the word discipline, but Para
didn't happen 10 have vehicle
ready for her and there was this
perfect spot at Metro.
You will see more and more
lending Of big names. In fact, there
was talk that all the studios might
pool their stars and players for
the duration. This I doubt very
much. since some Of the major
companies have bigger box office
names than others.
Kay Kyser, by the way has be-
come one Of Uncle Sans most
efficient statesmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

THE LATEST issue Of March
Of Time. The Fighting French. "
reveals the inside story of Frances
dilemma in the new program be-
ginning today at the Downtown
Telenews Theater. With informa-
non that was Struggled out of
France. only by painstaking eff
fprts of an effective underground
Movement. March of Time editors
have artfully shed new light on
the past, present and future OF
martyred France.
Illustrated by exclusive films,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

DOROTHY LAMOtK was ne
side herself when she telephOned
y. Frank Freeman from Chicago
that her mother had 10 undergo
another operation. So he told
her she might take week OF
and that her next picture,
Dixie" will he postponed.
This Is the second operation
for Mrs. Castleberry, who hasn't
been in good health. and that
was the reason Dorothy was In
such a state. She and her mother
have always been so close and
Dorothy is n devoted daughter.
They told me on the Para
mount lot today that a new
vehicle, Tahiti" has been
bought for Dottie and Alan Ladd
and IL will he brought to the
screen in Technicolor just as
soon as she finishes "DiXie.
MERLE OBERON is so desper-
ately tired since her trip TO Eng
land she slipped off to the desert
without a word TO any one. In the
R-K-O officials were
paging her like mad TO see If she
reconsider and remain in
this country long enough to play
opposite Cary Grant in Bundles
for Freedom. That is the story
the government gave Cary permits
sion 10 do because Of its patriotic
nature before he joins the air
force.
Merle. OF course. has Heart of
he City" 10 do for Columbia. and
hat doesn't get going for at least
.hree weeks.
She told me she has determined
% live in her native England for
he duration. but the nature of the
R-K-O film may make her change
her mind.
LOOKS LIKE Uncle Sam can
20 along with gag same as the
Jack Bennys. For patriotic rea-
sons the government has asked
Jack to make the supreme sacri-
flee and toss his famous old
Maxwell auto to the scrap heap,
figuring Benny radio listeners
will take the hint and do like
wise.
It's costing Jack plenty I'm
laughs TO ditch the old heap for
ID has been one of the best run
ming gags on his show.
Incidentally, the Benny gang
has actually unearthed an old
Maxwell as a burnt offering and
the gag Is attracting so much
attention the newsreels will
photograph the "junking."
SNAPSHOTS OF Hollywood
collected at random: Lois Andrews,
he eX-Mrs. George Jessel, and
lionel Newman (Als brother) are
TO be a big item; the
Toe Donahues are cradle shopping.
Mrs. Donahue was formerly Mary
eastman. a Greer model, and he
$ in the radio department OF
he Selznick agency.
Doug Dawson, Jean Parker's eX,
n ringSide seat at SlapSyI
Makes with Florence Plumbley,
ocal Socialite; Julie Gibson, eX-
wife of Jimmie Grier. orchestra
eader, is here seeking screen
'areer: George Sanders and Mrs.
5, making one of their rare night
hub appearances. at the Mocambo
With George looking bored to
ears: Loretta Young vowed 'em
1t the Para commissary when she
Evening star., 1942-01-26
AND
BY THE Way

Hardin receiving
already have two handsome little
arrival beautiful little girl Is
uste
Evening star., 1942-01-26

The Nativity Church was the
scene yesterday afternoon of the
marriage of Miss Concetta Angelina
Bovello, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Bovello of Washington,
to Mr.. Marvin Lee England, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Eng
land of Bethany. Mo. The Rev,
Lawrence McGlone ofhciated at 6
o'clock, in a setting of palms, white
flowers and candlelight.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore an ivory
satin and lace gown made on prin-
cess lines, with long veil held by
a tiara of seed pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white roses.
Miss Rose Bovello was her sisters
maid of honor, wearing a gown OF
heather faille, with a halo of blue
roses and an illusion bow in her
hair. She carried talisman roses.
Miss Emelia Bovello, another sis
ter of the bride; Miss Jean Gan
and Miss Theresa Capone, the
bridesmaids. wore blue faille with
blue bonnets, and carried pink roses.
Mr.. James Brinker of Washington
was best man and the ushers were
Messrs. Rosco Miller, John Moore
and Charles Williams, all of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. England will reside
at 25 Kennedy street NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
By the Way
Beth Blaine

When young Theodore Douglas got
and his wife straight Wash
ngton began unavang pame house hunting
difficult the Robnsons four husky offspring
needed and they much wanted garden for
youngsters housing shortage several
exactly they wantedn Fairfax Va It's big.
odaoned with lots ground and beautiful shade
distance from Washington
happily old Capital friends to
something them after working hours Doug lived here
young the late Theodore Douglas Robinson
the Navy sister Mrs Base de sibou
makes here and another sister, Mrs John Hinckey in
Robinson the former Louise
daughters She has often vse here with the
Sbours Washington friends husband
night the Robnsons to the nice small dinner which
the Malcolm McCon
hes Woodland drive He living there while on duty at the
Louise Robinson chartreuse crepe gown Mrs
William Hakness who's just visiting here for few days another
lovely lady She wore dinner gown with trailing navy blue skirt and
becoming silver blouse Mrs James Forresta there
Walter Bell two others After
dinner just about played gin rumm which SO exciting
that it makes bridge seem little tame
There Saturday night
recently leased Mrs frederick Serings
entertained friends with the Under
secretary of ranking
Mrs Norbert a supper-fonowed evening
thrilled all her guests Mr. McKenna is in Montreal
business party talented
"eneraner played and
especially loved her
duet with Nya
several muscwise people
him WELL which tops
in music praise Martin portrait painter who's doing
many charming Washington ladies' She has
Long Christie and of Mrs Edward
Reed and doing Ann Heard and Mrs Kent Lesare Also
party MFarlands thes in the Navy and
Washington long absence Norris Gaddess
really native Wahingtonan.
the weather continued yesterday people hocked
Mcrahs luncheon Warenton
and did the George soanes.
It's popular Trubee Davisons back in
again. They havea house
present dropped Emmons the other after
wearing becoming blue dress and matching hat
Egyptian Minister there with
dakeyed and Gen. and MIS- Clinton Russell and
really said the hostess
And wasn't in the large sense Of the Word-out very nice ana
Evening star., 1942-01-26
D. Alton Davises
Back in New York
After Visit Here

Mrs. D. Alton Davis, who has been
visiting Mrs. Arthur Ramsay in her
apartment in the Shoreham for q
week. was joined here by Mr.. Davis
for the week end. They have re-
turned to New York where they are
making their headquarters since
their arrival from Geneva. Mr..
Davis has been working among the
war prisoners in Europe and with
Mrs Davis recently returned to this
country by Clipper.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis formerly lived
in Washington but for 20-odd years
have lived in Geneva, where Mrs
Ramsay and the late DR.. Ramsay
also made their home until DR..
Ramsay's death a few years ago.
Dr. Ramsay established Fairmont
Seminary in Washington at the turn
Of the century.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis stopped at
Bryn Mawr, Pa, on their way back
to New York to see their daughter,
Miss Shirley Davis, who is teaching
French at the Baldwin School. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis will come to Wash
ington again in the early spring for
another visit.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Miss Barry Will
Wed 1t. Thorne
February 7

Invitations are being mailed
today by Maj. and Mrs. David
S. Barry for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Alice Hoad-
ley Barry, to 1t. Landon X.
Thorne, jr., U. s. N. r. The
ceremony will take place at 4:30
O'Clock February 7 in the Barry
home on Kalorama road. Only
members of the family will be
present at the ceremony, at
which DR.. Albert j. Mccartney,
pastor of the First Covenant
Presbyterian Church, will Off
ciate. A few intimate friends
have been invited to attend the
small reception which will fol-
low the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by
her two sisters, Frances and Bar
bara Barry. and 1t. Thorne will
have his father, Mr.. Landon X.
Thorne Of New York. as his best
man. The ushers will be 1t.
Alfred Lee Loomis. jr.. U. S. M.
r.. and 1t. Oakleigh Thorne, U.
S. N. r.
After their marriage 1t.
Thorne and his bride will 60 to
San Diego. Calf. where the
former Is on duty at the Naval
Air Training Station.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Maryland Society
Will Hold Ball

The Maryland Society of Wash
ington will hold Presidents Birth
day Ball at $50 o'clock Friday eve
ming at the Kennedy Warren.
All receipts, above actual expenses,
will be donated the fight against
infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Dorsey will
head the receiving line and will
be assisted by Mrs. w. E. Patterson
French, Mrs. Ethel Ball Carrow
Mrs. Robert c. Jones and Mrs. Louis
C. Kuhn.
Col. Frederick Johnston, chair
man of the Floor Committee, will
be assisted by Maj. P. M. Ellis, Capt
T. J. Jackson, Capt. Allan C. Fisher
Capt. Albert J. Gore, Capt. Sterling
Townsend and 1t. George NARROW.
Guest cards may be obtained at
the door that evening.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Mrs. Winifred Vance McCann
Weds Mai. Kidwen.

Word has been received here Of
the marriage in Chicago of Mrs.
Winifred Vance McCann to Maj.
G. B. Kidwell, both of whom are
we'll known in Washington. The
wedding took place January IS in
the rectory Of the Congregational
Church.
Maj. Kidwell is the son of the
late Mrs. Della E. Kidwell of Fair
fax County, Va, and has in the
past been stationed at Fort Myer
and at Fort George @. Meade. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. George
B. Vance of Chicago and is the
widow of Mr.. Brendan j. McCann
of Washington and Chicago.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. Kelley. and later Maj. and
Mrs. Kidwell left for California.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Miss Dorothy Lemon
Is Bride of Mr.. Brigham.

Is Bride of Mr.. Brigham.
OF local interest is the wedding
Saturday evening in Roanoke, Va,
when Miss Dorothy Lemon, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Oren Lemon and the
late Mr.. Lemon, became the bride
of Mr.. Francis Snowdon Brigham.
son of Mr.. Reuben Brigham. assist
ant director of the extension serv-
ice of the Department Of Agricul-
ture, and Mrs. Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham, whose
home is in Sandy Spring, left Fri
day by motor with their youngest
son Arthur to join Mr.. Francis
Brigham in Petersburg, Va, where
he is attending the Of11cers' Training
School at Camp Lee. and motor to-
gether to the wedding.
The ceremony was followed by a
dinner for the bridal party and q
small group Of friends at the coun-
try home of the brides brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Counts.
Mr.. Brigham is a graduate OF
Columbia Neurological Institute
and before entering the service was
a drafting engineer.