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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Driver Now in Army,
Drop Death Charge

Charges Of negligent homicide
against Gerald Stanley, %, OF
1851 Monica avenue, were dis
missed without prejudice today by
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy
because Stanley now Is serving in
the army.
Stanley was charged with the
death Of DR.. Arthur Erickson. AZ
of Pine Lake. who was struck by
a car last November ID at Grand
River and Freeland avenues. A
previous trial by jury ended in dis
agreement. BY dismissing without
pre- judice, Judge Murphy paved the
way for a reopening OF the case
after Stanley is discharged. should
the prosecutors office desire 10
press the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Carl q. Waara, Pennington.
David J. Orrell. 1850 Grand.
Andrew c. Yskuber. 1887 chsrrylswn.
John b. Calder, i06 Brighton, Highland PIX
Leonard r. Mason. Marine City.
Edward A. Magdowski. 1910 Wyoming,
Charlton Ray, 62s Delaware.
sidney Marx, 1892 Glendale
Dean X johnson, 1880 Monica.
Donald N. Borrower, 37Oe Richton,
Morton Cohen, $3.50 Pasadena.
Emory ]. Black, 1898 Grand. =
William X Lamont. 1902 Tuller.
John d. Gleason, 1880 Monica.
Morris Goldberg 1850 West Grand.
Harold 7. Johnson Jr.. 1929 Nor'hiawn.
WAYNE BOARD No. 80
Arthur Clements.
WAYNE BOARD No. so
Alex wojcicki. $4,000 Appoline.
Regis J, Campbell. 5000 Prest.
Frederick G, Barlow.
BOARD No. s0
2. w. PeurAsaari. $3.50 Cortland, Allen Pk
Prank Kenyeres, 1927 Harrison. Allen Pa
steve r.. Koricic, $3.50 South Deacon
Carl A. Duty, 224s Ash.
III y Gilstorff, l4423 Northline, WyAn.
Edward j. Vine, 1927 Parts
Russell r. Watkins 1902 Keppen, Line. PIX
r.. T. Woodlff, 1878 Victoria, Line. PIX.
James y. Bauer, 1881 Grand River.
Milton X Prouty, 26eis GODDARD Romulus
Thomas +. Caphs, 1928 Austin, Lincoln Ps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Russsn N. Dunnaback, 40 Seward
Seymour J. Loewenberg, 1887 Virginia Pk
Wilbur ID. sherburn. 30 Pallister.
Josef A. Baird. 1921 Fairfield
Carl +. Anderson, 641 Brainard.
clyde Burlington, ~ smith.
Peter Corso, 6502 Sterling.
Charles ]. Mccain, 73f3 Byron.
Russell c. Book, 4434 Second.
Clarence W. O'Donnell, asa Aarston.
Lawrence NJ. Mueller, 4fi7 Second
John w. Knack. 70S West Milwaukee.
Ernest T.. Jaekman, li3 Delaware.
Edward r. Reid. 81 Smith
Matthew NJ. NalinOwski, sol Seward.
Thomas T.. Moodson, 1905 Hubbard.
Earl Buker, 3023 seyburn.
Ewin r. fitzgerald. 235 Mt. vernon.
Ralph J. Etzel, $50 Delaware.
Franklin Miller, 1854 stanton. b
Charles LeYchik. s230 Chandler.
Forest %. Domez, $50 Horton.
Don futile, 100 Seward.
Richard Hershey. SIS Hardwood.
Allan %. Sullivan. 10 Louise.
Matt J. UFieh. u Aarston.
BOARD No. 40
Alton L. Wandell, 1899 Manor.
John A. Wells 1925 Ardmore
Thomas A. Andersen, 1870 Ohio.
Frank I. Baranik. 4i0e Kendall.
Basil l. Biatnikof. 1890 Monte Vista.
Anthony J. Peletski Jr., 21l6 Twenty'htt
John p. Randall, 1910 Strathmoor.
James Franklin Wooley. l4o60 Kentucky.
Earl v. LeDun, 14i03 Birwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

Gilbert L. SWAP. s241 Falcon.
Charles A. Guidot, 20549 Ecorse, Dearborn
Robert II. Buhr, Gibraltar.
u. c. Davis Jr.. 1903 Philouene, Alien Pm
T. o. sundquist Jr., 4i3s Irene, Lincoln Pk
/ y. 3. Boguszewski, 6325 Clentis, Inkster.
Hansel c. speer, 25s5 Academy, Dearborn
Norris ~. Bryngslson, l7p40 Harmon, Mslv
Arvis coomer. 1891 Council. Lincoln Park.
Richard r. Clark, era Lincoln, Lincoln Pk
Leo W. Meggison, 1894 Monte, Lincoln Pm
Z Roy p Rossier, i725s Dora, Mevindale.
A. +. osinski. 3o6l Fort Park, Line. Pk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Cuba Refuses Visitor
To 50 Axis Internees

HAVANA, Cuba, May Is. (INS)
"A request to the Spanish en-
bassy for permission 10 send a
representative TO visit the so Axis
nationals interned in the Isle OF
Pines concentration camp was
rejected today by Cuban Minister
,of State Cortina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

YOUR HAT FOR STACKS
and casual wear. Coconut straw
with brown, turf tan, navy.
white or Kelly green rayon rib
bon. Millinery-First Base.
LIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Too Realistic
First Aid Victim Breaks Leg,
They Call Doctor

ERE, H., May Is
QNS). - Members of a Belvidere
first aid class admitted today they
were not quite equal to the occa-
sion when one of their number, a
young woman on whom they were
practising fell in getting up from
The floor and fractured a leg.
Having a real victim on their
hands nonplused them.
They called n doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
5 Draft Boards
Send 85toCdnp

Eighty-five draftees from Wayne
County are added to the army
roster at Fort Custer today after
having successfully passed their
physical tests at the West Fort
street induction center.
Board No. 26, with 81 inductees,
heads the list. The others are
Board Nos. 40. 46, so and so. The
list:
BOARD No. 90
Robert Evans, s2s West Milwaukee.
Alfonso Hess Jr., 1889 Beaubien.
Waiter Dayio. 1855 Lyman,
Albert s. Fraley. 1923 Goethe.
Reginald H. Allen, 937 West Bethune.
Iosenh r Daniel. 400 East Palmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Try vimms-new low-cost way
10 get vitamins and minerals

WHY HAVE 90 many Thousands OF
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bridge, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Sold Again
Russian Jewels HOAX
Still Workable

CHICAGO, May IS (INS) The
police blotter at Chicago head
quarters was stretched 10 make
room today for another sale OF
the Russian crown jewels" ny
The latest victim of hoax az
old as the Russian revolution was
Mrs. Clarence Rosenman who was
accosted by a Russian refugee.
Mrs. Rosenman was allowed To
donate $500 to help purchase the
crown jewels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

For the Inside News 1T
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Child Flex' Summer SHOES
$50

Loads of new styles in trim, immaculate white in
sizes. for whole staircase of children! Straps,
oxfords, 2-strap 2-buckle sandals high shoes and
novelties. CHILDS sizes 81 to II; SMALL BOYS
from 10 to 3; and LITTLE MISSES I21. to 3.
HvpsoNs-sLcoNp Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Auxiliary Police to Meet

Auxiliary policemen Of Mount
Rainier, Md, will meet at . o'clock
tonight in the Town Hall for finger
printing and completion Of the first-
aid course leading to Red Cross
certificates. Mount Rainier has IS
active auxiliary policemen, with u
available for AFRAID drills.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Name Means NOTHING

BLYTHEVTLLE, Ark. R.-John
Wisdom was not so wise when he
left his car parked on = dark street.
He returned to find all the tires
and wheels stolen.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
mental examination than the men
who elect submarine service.
A Superior Breed.

mental examination than the men
who elect submarine service.
A Superior Breed.
Yet there always Is = waiting list
for undersea duty. New graduates
from Annapolis 60 for 1t because 1t
Is the quickest road to command q
ship, which is every Navy mans first
goal. Enlisted men like the extra
pay that they draw, but also there
is a comraderie among submarine
sailors that holds them to the job.
They are marked as men apart, 4
superior breed who can take 1t.
Just recently, and not yet in ef-
feet, submarine pay has been raised
to time and Z half, the same as avia-
tors receive. The best that was ac-
corded submarine men previously
was time and 4 quarter when on
actual sea duty.
It will be said on behalf Of the
aviators that their major claim to
promotion rests on the rapid in
crease In scope Of naval aviation
and the necessity that they have
officers Of high rank, at least match
ing other branches, II the best is to
be gotten out OF their men and
equipment.
From this standpoint the claim OF
aviation is greater, but the subma-
rine fleet also is growing and be-
coming daily a more vital part OF
the American war effort.
True, the submarine boys say,
their service is old enough to permit
some Of the present highest ranking
admirals to have served In it. But
they add that new inventions in un-
dersea craft, coupled with the cp-
portunities for combined operation
Of submarines and airplanes, have
opened up vistas of strategic opera
ton never dreamed OF by men who
got their experience in actual COM
mand OF fighting ships as recently
as the flrst World War.
(Copyrisht 1912, By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Charles A. Thomson
Entertains for
Brazilian Visitors

Mr.. Charles A. Thomson, chief of
the division of cultural relations Of
the Department Of State, was host
at a luncheon at the Cosmos Club
yesterday in honor of two distin-
guished visitors from Brazil, Senior
Antonio Sa Pereira and his brother,
Senior Limo Sa Pereira. The for
Of the University of Brazil at Rio
de Janeiro. The latter is the rep
resentative in Washington Of the
Brazilian Civil Service Commission
and also the official adviser of the
group Of Brazilian public officials
now studying in the Graduate School
of American University.
Other guests at the luncheon in
cluded Mrs. Edwin M Watson, Mrs.
L. Corrin Strong. Mr.. Carol H. Fos-
ter and Mr.. William SchurZ of the
division of cultural relations: DR.. Leo
S. Rowe, director general of the Pan
American Union and DR.. Charles
Seeger and Senor Gustavo Duran of
the music department; DR.. Lewis
Hanke Of the Hispanic Foundation
and DR.. Harold Spivacke OF the
music division Of the Library of
Congress; DR.. John Patterson Of
the United States ONCE Of Educa-
ton; Mr.. Kenneth Holland Of the
office Of the co-ordinator Of inter-
American affairs, and Senior Alen-
CASTRO -Guimaraes. first secretary OF
the Brazilian Embassy.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
By the Way
Beth Blaine


small Wahingtonns
dweer the Of the Jacquehne p
Story daughter of Mr. John Story and Mrs Albert Story Wash-
ingon, Litchfeld City
Mass
her fathers side descendant Of Chief
prominently
eons mothers
she descended distinguished families
well known in the annals of social Washington. :
Miss Story attended schools Italy France and with her
family travelled spending considerable
time at the lovely Story villa in Barrz Pretty and blond
popular she her formal debut in Brussels
she dinner which the
Wilkins and Wilkins to introduce her to old family
friends in Washington Europe.
foreign life
family always home,
Annapolis three
and popular ladies
swimming boating is right within
Whitehall that Jackie" Story Mr. hfed will be married
the the recently "ackie
brother-in-laW, the Edward Reeds
the Story working
Baltimore probably
aviation brought
field connected with aviation corporation New York
City, He the Eectu B. Ltchheld
Hopkins University
and a member Of the Union Club of New York City.
while the subject of weddings reminded
recently 1t
Fontane Fahneock) a
Sablers father Col Snowden Fahnestock
Fahnestock
Pendleon quick Spanish
the special teaches good instruction
told beginning
the radoa
Evening star., 1942-03-13
British Empire
Daughters Plan
Fete Tomorrow

Lady Halifax, wife of the British
Ambassador and honorary president
of the Daughters of the British En-
pire, is expected to be among the
guests attending the annual lunch
con of the Queen Elizabeth Chap
ter, D. B. E., at 1:30 pm. tomorrow
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. John Hugh Nolan of New
York, the national president, and
Mrs. G. Norman Monkhouse. ma
tional organizing secretary, will at
tend and speak briefly.
Others from diplomatic circles
who will attend are Mrs. Ralph w.
Close, wife of the Minister of the
Union Of South Africa; Mrs. Rich
ard G. Casey. wife of the Australian
Minister: Mrs. Walter Nash, wife
of the Minister Of New Zealand. and
Mrs. Merchant Mahoney, wife of the
Counselor of the Canadian Legation.
Miss Alice Kelly, who recently
was reelected president of the
chapter, will be installed with other
officers at the meeting. Mrs. Roy E
Lowe has been reelected State
regent.
Other officers are Miss Constance
Parrish, first vice regent; Mrs H. c
B. Thomas, second vice regent; Mrs
Elspet Butler. recording secretary;
Mrs. Bernard o. Weitz, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. H. L. Bisselle
treasurer; Mrs. M. L. Sweet, organi-
zing secretary; Miss Eunice Wine
gar, assistant treasurer, and Mrs.
w. Bowyer Pain. color bearer and
historian. The last two posts were
recently created
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Miss June Volck
Wed to Mr.. Small

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Volck Of
East Orange, N. j., announce ths
marriage of their daughter, Miss
June M. Volck, to Mr.. G. Milton
Small, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M.
Small of Oklahoma City, Okla. The
marriage took place February 20
with the Rev. Cove E. johnson
officiating in his home.
Miss Emily White of Rye, N. H,
attended the bride and Mr. Homer
Small of New York City was best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small are at home
at 4607 Connecticut avenue.
The bride attended Strayer Sec
retarial School and her husband
is a graduate of the University Of
Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Interesting
Fetes Slated
In Capital
Congressional
Club to Honor
Mrs. Gruening

A series Of parties today through
Monday will hold the interest Of
various sections Of Capital society.
The Congressional Club this after
noon is honoring Mrs. Ernest Gruen-
ing, wife of the Governor Of Alaska,
at it's meeting at the clubs head
quarters. Members of the Hospital
ity Committee for this program in
clude Mrs. Donald H. Mclean, Mrs.
Hampton Fulmer and Mrs. Matt
Patton.
Among tomorrows fetes will be
the luncheon at which Mrs. Charles
Francis Diggs will be hostess. She
will entertain guests at the Neither
lands Embassy day luncheon at
Hotel 2400, and her guest of honor
will be Miss Margaret Randolph Of
Keswick, Va.
Latest event to be added to Sun
days list is the after five" affair
Mrs. Noonan Miller will give at her
home on Highland place to honor
Miss Florence Reed, we'll known &C
tress, who is coming here to play in
Racine's "Athalish." The drama
will be presented by the Speech and
Drama Department of Catholic
University and proceeds from the
opening performance Tuesday night
will 90 to the Stage Door Canteen
Of the American Theater Wing War
Service, Of which Miss Reed Is a
member.
Lady Halifax, wife Of the British
Ambassador, will be honor guest on
Monday at . luncheon to be given
at the Sulgrave Club by the rs Club
and the n Club.
Mrs. Alexander Wiley, wife Of
Senator Wiley. Is president Of the
rs Club and Mrs. Harold H. Burton,
wife Of Senator Burton, is president
of tho IT Cluh
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Nicaraguan Foreign Minister
Is Honored at Dinner.

The Nicaraguan Minister of For
eign Affairs, Senor Don Mariana
Arguello Vargas, was the honor
guest at dinner last evening of the
Adviser on Political Relations to the
State Department and Mrs. Lau-
renee Duggan. Senorita Rosita
Arguella, daughter of the foreign
minister, and the president of the
National Bank of Nicaragua. Senor
DR.. Jesus J. Sanchez, who also is
former minister of finance, with
Sonora de Sanchez, who accom-
panied him to Washington. shared
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Becomes Bride of
Ensisn Evans

Palms and assorted white flowers
decorated the Hamline Methodist
Church for the attractively arranged
wedding Wednesday evening Of Miss
Mary Helen Callander and Ensign
Halbert Knapp Evans. U. S. N. DR..
Harry w. Burgan officiated. AS the
guests assembled, Mr.. Frank Mer-
vine sang, accompanied by Mr.. Ly-
man S. McCrary at the organ.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, Mr.. William Forrest
Callander, who is chairman of the
Crop Reporting Board. Agriculture
Department.. wore the traditional
ivory satin gown with a long train
Her fingertip veil was held by a
wreath of orange blossoms and tulle
She carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses.
Mrs. Charles Stirling Callander,
siSter-in-law of the bride, was
matron of honor and wore canary
yellow chiffon, simply designed ex-
cept for long bishop sleeves. She
carried an arm bouquet of purple
iris.
The other attendants, Miss Vir-
ginia Mercer of Baltimore and Mrs.
Ronald Charlton Callander, another
sister-in-law of the bride, wore
powder blue chiffon frocks. similar in
design to that OF the matron of
honor. They carried arm bouquets
Of jonquils.
Ensign Evans had his brother, 1t.
Warren Rhys Evans, as his best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Shaw
Hall Matthews, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom; Mr Charles Stirling
Callanders and Mr.. Ronald Charlton
Callander, brothers of the bride,
and 1t. Robert w. Beale.
Following the ceremony there was
a reception held at the home OF the
brides parents. Mrs. Callander,
mother of the bride, assisted the
couple in receiving their guests, and
wore blue-grey silk jersey with a
corsage Of talisman roses. Mrs. Ray
mond Evans, mother Of the BRIDE
groom, also assisted, wearing French
blue chiffon and a corsage of gar
denias and red roses.
Later in the evening when the
young couple left on their wedding
trip, Mrs. Evans wore a cocoa brown
print dress with beige coat and lug
gage tan accessories. She wore an
orchid corsage.
Evening star., 1942-03-13


American cultural relations of the
State Department will plan one or
more parties for the visitor.
Senior Arturo Lopez Rodezno
Expected at End of Week.
Also arriving next week will be
Senor Arturo Lopez Rodezno, direc-
tor of the School of Fine Arts of
Honduras. He is expected the end
of the week for few days stay and
will be the guest of this Government
during his visit. The Minister and
Sonora de Caceres expect to enter
tain him, though quite informally.
Sennhor Francisco Mignone, we'll
known Brazilian composer, and
Senhora de Mignone, who were here
for while earlier this year. will be
back again next month. They are
coming to attend the concert at the
Pan-American Union, April II,
which will celebrate American
day. The program will be given by
the United States Marine Band,
Capt. William Santelmann, direct
ing, and Senhorita Elsie Houston,
Brazilian soprano, will be the soloist.
Compositions by Senior Mignone
will be on the program and the
composer and his wife, who made
numerous friends during their short
visit in January, will be among the
guests of the director general of
the union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe, and the
assistant director general, DR.. Pedro
de Alba, in whose names the invi-
tations will be issued.
Danish Envoy and His Wife
Display Portraits to Friends.
The Danish Minister and Nine. de
Kaufman were hosts to a small
group of their friends late yesterday
afternoon when their recently COM
pleted portraits were on view. The
paintings were executed by the
Swedish artist, M Einan herman,
who with Nine. herman and their
son. M. Tom herman, are staying
in this country through the war.
Nine. herman did not accompany M.
herman and their son to Washing
ton They will join her in New
York the end of the week. Nine.
herman is the daughter of the ia
nous Swedish sculptor, M. Ericsson.
M. herman has many gifts, not
the least of which is his talent fc'
caricature. and he has illustrated
delightfully."- a number of children's
books. During his stay in Wash
ington he was honor guest at
luncheon given by the Counselor Of
the Swedish Legation and Nine.
Wennerberg. who had guests lunch
ing quite informally with them
yesterday.
Nicaraguan Foreign Minister
Evening star., 1942-03-13

honors with him. Others at the
dinner party were the Nicaraguan
Minister and Sonora de DeBayle;
the newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Bolivia, Mr.. Pierre
del. Boal, formerly United States
Minister at Nicaragua; the Co.
Ordinator of nter-American Al
fairs and Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller,
| and the chief Of the division of in
tellectual cooperation of the Pan
American Union. Miss Concha Ro-
nero James.
Mrs. Burke to Give Recital
At American Union.
Mrs Thomas Burke, wife Of the
chief of the communications divi-
sion Of the State Department. will
win new laurels for herself Tuesday
afternoon when she will give a piano
recital. The program will be part of
the formal opening of an exhibit of
books at the Pan-American Union,
the music to be heard in the Hall
of Heroes at o'clock. The Mexi-
can Ambassador, Senor DR.. Fran
cisco Castillo Najera. will make an
address as part of this program for
the formal opening of the exhibi-
ton. Invitations for the opening
have been extended by the director
general of the union, DR.. Rowe, and
the assistant director general. DR..
de Alba, and their guests will in
clude members of the diplomatic
corps, officials of the Federal Govern
ment, prominent members of Capt.
tai resident circles, as we'll as other
leaders in cultural and artistic
groups. Miss James will assist in
the reception of the guests.
Collection Intended to Show
Best in U. S. Book Design.
The collection Of books. which
will be on view, includes 200 VOL
umes assembled by the American
Institute of Graphic Arts with the
cooperation of the union and rep
resents the most comprehensive book
exhibit ever gathered in this coun-
try designed to be shown outside
of the United States. The exhibit
ton will be taken to Mexico early
in April. 1t will be shown at the
Benjamin Franklin Library before
being taken to other Latin Ameri-
can countries where it will be ex-
hibited for the next two years. The
collection will be shown at the Pan
American Union until April l, its
only showing in this country. The
collection has been made to present
to Latin America the best IN United
States book design, illustration and
manufacture during the i, past 10
years The exhibit is expected to
stimulate inter- American exchange
of ideas on book production methods.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
North CarOlinians
Plan Fete March 20

The North Carolina Society dance
in honor of natives of that State
serving in the armed forces will be
held Friday evening. March 20.
The dance will be held in the west
ballroom of the Shpreham Hotel
from 10 to l o'clock. and will afford
the Tar Heel contingent in WASH
ington an excellent opportunity to
honor the soldiers. sailors and
marines.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Miss Polly Knox
Feted at Supper

Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Kirk, 4th. Of
Sandy Spring were hosts last eve
ming at buffet supper at their
home, Woodburn, in honor Of Miss
Polly Knox, whose marriage to Mr..
John Adams will take place tomor-
row.
In addition to Miss Knox and
Mr.. Adams their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin o. Adams, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Armand Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bayless, I'd, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Clarke. jr, and Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Childs.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Miss Williamson
Wed to Mr.. Jones

Miss Alpha O. Williamson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. William
son of Kansas City. Mo, and Mr..
Don R. Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Dee r. Jones Of Alexandria, Ind.
were married March in Alexandria,
Va. The Rev. Ernest F. Campbell
of the First Baptist Church off1ci-
ated. Miss Helen Massey was maid
Of honor for the bride and Mr.. Rob-
ert M. Winston of Sturgis, KY, was
best man.
Mr.. Jones and his bride will re-
side at 1887 New Hampshire avenue.
The bride is a member of Kappa
Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, and her
husband. who attended George
Washington University law school,
is a member Of Sigma Nu.
Evening star., 1942-03-13
Wavcroft Club

Mrs. John c. Shower has been
installed as president Of the Way
croft Women's Club for the coming
season. Serving with her will be
Mrs. Lewis Ward, vice president;
Mrs. Ben White, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs D. NJ. Henry. recording
secretary: Mrs. Lee Potter, cores
ponding secretary, and Mrs. Howard
johnson. treasurer,