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ment of japanese on the West Coast
The convention approved the resolu-
ton, requesting the Government to
reconsider its evacuation policy
which was described as contrary to
the American concept of justice.
The Government was urged to set up
hearing or investigation boards to
determine the loyalty OF japanese
and to compensate innocent In
termed victims for losses sustained"
One of the main points of the
lengthy resolution stated that I'VE
believe that the future OF American
Christian missionary effort in the
Orient, in Africa and in other lands
is involved. What we do In this situ-
alton will have a more important
and far-reaching influence upon the
colored peoples Of the world than all
the appeals we may make for con-
f1dence in the democratic cause in
this world struggle"
Little Christian Unity.
Even the subject of Christian
unity, usually emphasized at = Dis
ciples' convention, received little
consideration beyond two addresses
on the subject. The only resolution
on unity expressed the hope that
Disciples churches would continue
to cultivate closer relation with
Northern Baptists anad Congrega-
tionalists. There has been much
talk during the past few years OF
closer cooperation and eventual
union between Disciples and Bap-
fists, but due to an unintentional
slipup in the arrangements, no fra
ternal delegate from the Baptists
appeared before the convention.
There was no Disciples delegate at
the Northern Baptists Convention
last May, an omission Which had not
occurred before for decade or more.
The convention adopted a brief
statement calling upon Christians to
Loyalty support the Government
according to the dictates of their
own conscience" The convention
paused at one of its sessions to pray
for President Roosevelt. while the
Christian Evangelist. official de-
nominational organ, published a
prayer for the President, describing
the Chief Executive as the leader
Ito whom not only the people OF this
Nation look for guidance and prom
Use, but to whom also turn millions
of the striving, aspiring but haId-
beset peoples of the earth"
Factory Chaplains?
A new type of chaplaincy-factory
chaplains-may be created for the
duration. In Hartford, Conn, the
| Colt Patent Firearms Manufactur-
ing Co. have inaugurated what are
believed to be the first religious serv-
ices held in war production plant
The services are held for workers
OF all denominations whose sched-
ules prevent them from attending
churches or synagogues on the Sab
bath. A temporary altar has been
set up in a club room OF the plant
where two Roman Catholic masses
are said in the morning. and Prot
estant and Jewish services are held
in the evening.
The Jesuit weekly, America, sew
eral months ago advocated the ap-
pointment. of factory chaplains, OF
some other arrangement whereby
men and women compelled to work
on Sunday could get to mass.
The idea met with q favorable
reception" the weekly says in its
current issue, land in q number OF
cases was put into practice. Since
that time, the Holy See has relaxed
the stringent law of eucharistic fast
so that now many war workers car
receive holy communion also"
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Metropolitan Baptist
Assistant Pastor
|WiII Preach Twice

The assistant pastor, the Rev.
John M. Ballbach, of the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church announces as
his topic on Sunday at II am, "Un-
worn Nerves in 4 War of Nerves.
and at 7:45 pm, Seeing the Only
Saviour" There will be special
music by the summer evangelistic
choir at both services and special
music on the vibra harp by Miss
Joanna Floyd at the evening service.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass will
sponsor an open-air service at 4
pm In the Lincoln Park. The Rev.
Mr.. Ballbach will speak and there
will be special music by the young
peoples quartet. On Wednesday
evening the class will conduct serv-
ices at the Northeast Mission.
The deacons will meet Thursday
evening. The prayer service fol-
lows.
The young people will broadcast
over Station WINK at 6:45 pm. Sat-
urday. From this broadcast they
will 60 to Lincoln Park for an open
air service from 7:30 to 9p.m.
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The Week in Religion
British Churchmen Make Lost-Minute
Appeal for Indion Settlement
BY Religious News Service.


peaceful settlement OF the threatening
the British
leaders this spite OF growing
United
Mahatma Gandhi.
appeal this to Christians
OF mind
problem,
political device
He annual meeting
crisis calling further
effort at a the
there limit the possibility Of
political limits have been reached
appeal efforts mutual
men
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Prophetic Conference.

The monthly conference for the
study of Bible prophecy will be held
in the tent, Thirteenth and X
streets Sc, on Tuesday at 230 and
at 8 pm. The speaker is DR.. Albert
Hughes of Toronto, Canada, and his
subjects are "Revelation-the Book
of the Future" and The Only
Throne That Can Survive the
Wreckage of the Hour"
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A. A. Atwood, third vice president OF
the Washington Council OF Church
Women. Mrs. Florence Gianiny will
preside.
The Young Peoples Class of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church will
be taught tomorrow morning by
Ralph L. Lewis. The topic will be
In the Shadow of the Cross"
There will be joint session OF
the Tower, Temple, Elizabeth E.
Steere and Milan's Glasses at the
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning.
Glass 30 of Calvary Baptist Church
is holding its annual picnic today,
from $50 to 8 pm. at Fort Dupont
Park. Supper will be served.
The Vaughn Glass will have a
special program tomorrow presented
by past presidents. Sylvester j
Smallwood will preside. John A.
Patterson and William E. Harvard
will assist with the devotional. Ed
ward L. Tolson will welcome the
visitors and former presidents. Clyde
]. Crouch will teach the lesson and
A. Owen Penney will sing. A brief
historical review of the class will be
given by E. c. Rice.
Other living presidents expected
to take part In the program are
John A. Abraham, G. S. Barnhart
Arthur Copeland, c. H. Davidson
w. w. Everett. william l.. Ford
George E. Harris. J. ST. Clair Ham,
bly,. George G. Seibold. Hugh w
Smith, Freeman N. Stricklin. How
ard H. Saxton and Charles Cooke.
The Mems Bible Glass OF Brook
land Methodist Church have officer
as follows: Walter Mallorey, presi
dent; Murray Weekley. vice presi
dent; w. A. Roberts, treasurer, ant
Benton Schofeld, secretary.
H. L. Garrett will teach the Bo
Bible Glass of Emory Methods
Church tomorrow morning. Presi
dent Marshall r. Baker will pre-
side.
The Young Mems Bible Glass c
Ma NHnponrio1 Cn,,rn
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Joint session OF the Mlzpan, HARTLEY
T. Lipp, Young Adult Fellowship
and Brotherhood Bible Glasses At
Hamline Methodist Church.
William S. Jones, vice president
District of Columbia Sunday School
Association, will speak at sos pm.
today from WINK on the interna-
tional Sunday school lesson for to-
morrow, "Abrahams Intercessory
Prayer"
Mrs. William Edgar Mooney will
be the guest teacher tomorrow
morning at the Philathea Glass OF
Fifth Baptist Church. Mrs. Mooney
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Dr.. Lethum Guest
At New York Avenue

The Rev DR.. Walter G. Letham,
minister of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Muskogee, Okla, will
occupy the pulpit of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning. He has as his
topic THE High Cost of Living"
ghe choir OF 100 voices will sing.
Miss Roam Finizie will lead group
at 7 pm. in discussion on How
to Study the Bible" The Rev
George w. Burroughs, jr.. will ad-
dress the Lincoln Fellowship Forum.
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Cottingham, treasurer. Norman In
gals is the class delegate to the
Organized Bible Glass Association.
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller, as
sistant minister OF Calvary Baptist
Church. will speak to the Burial
Glass of Calvary Church tomorrow
morning. The program leader will
be Miss Margaret Reading. Mrs.
Joseph Bryson will lead the devo-
tions and Miss Myra Lillian Mitchell
will sing. accompanied by Miss Mar
tina Wooton. The Burial Juniors
will sponsor a soldier-sailor party
on Friday evening. Group 3 will
hold a picnic near the reservoir in
Rock Greek Park on August Is.
The J. o. Y. Glass of Epworth
Methodist Church will have charge
Of the prayer service Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Estelle Holmes, presi-
dent, will be the leader, and Thaw-
ley Holmes of the Northeast Mission
will conduct the service with familiar
hymns, testimonials and prayers
The Women's Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church will be
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has just return
ed from Colonial
B e a c h, v g.,
where she at
tended the Rap
pahannock Bap-
tist Association
T h e Potomac
C h a pei Mems
Glass of Poto-
m &C Methodist
Church elected
as officers: Ma
than Dove, pres
ident; Thad In
gals, secretary
and Archie E.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Locol Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON.

Metropolitan Baptist Church
will A. Lincoln onorro"
Balbah, assistant pastor will deliver the
trombone solo there Will
President Maurice Pulaski will preside
publ
Mrs Thomas tomorrow morning at
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4rrBhytrrtatt
The coVenant-First
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Conn. Ave. ct n St. NV.
Albert Joseph MeCartney. D. D.. Minister.
David De Forest Burrell, D. D., Senior
Assistant Minister.
George II. Yount, Junior Assistant
Minister.
9:45 am-Covenant Summer Bible Class
Studies in Genesis.
IL am-Morning worship. The Rev
William Henry Denney, Pastor OF the
Church OF tho Covenant Boston,
Covenant Fellowship YOUNG Peoples
Group roo pm.
Vespers Thursday 6:15 IN. preceded ey
15-minute orsAn recital.
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Iuthrra1t
1AkOkA

Seventh and Dahlia Sts. NY.
fThree Blocks East Of Walter Needy
REV. J. ADRIAN PFEIFFER, Pastor
Sunday School st = Am.
Morning Worship At 10 An.
Sermon. "The Dangerous Sin u Proeras
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Trtrsna

FRIENDS MEETING 1ORTHopox).
18th and Irving Streets NV.
IL AM.
Meeting For worship, All welcome
Friends Meeting Of Washington
2IfI Florida Ave.
Meeting for Worship First Day tSundsy,
at II am All interested are welcome.
Younx people, $40 pm. .--
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Will De tAuB0b tUdHoTTOW IloAlAiiik
by Norman Woodruff. A business
meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming ut the home Of Norman Will
liams.
The Harrison Bible Glass Of Con-
gress Street Methodist Church will
be taught tomorrow morning by In
spector w. H. Harrison, president
emeritus Of the class. Guy s.
Thompson, second vice president,
will preside. H. A. E. Gutshall will
read the lesson and the Rev. Dorsey
X. sturgis will give a brief talk.
The Rev. John r. Tapy will be
the guest teacher of the James D.
Buhrer Mems Bible Glass OF the
First Evangelical and Reformed
Church tomorrow morning.
DR.. David Def. Burrell will ad-
dress the Covenant Summer Bible
Glass tomorrow morning on "Abra-
hams Intercessory Prayer"
The Egbert and Judson Couple
Glasses of National Baptist Memo
rial Church will hold a joint ses.
sion tomorrow morning.
The Sigma Delta Sigma Class oi
the Columbia Heights Christian
Church has elected Herschel H
Lowe president
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The Womens Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by Mrs.
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The Young Mems Bible Glass OF
National Baptist Memorial Church
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H. L. Garrett will teach the Box
Bible Glass of Emory Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. Presi-
dent Marshall r. Baker will pre-
side.
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Euthrran

+ Al II
Lee blvd. At Jsslssn. Ariinsten., ". Church
Service, $50 am. and IL Am.
.. g., o:30 am. Luther League. pm.
GEORGE J. GKEWENOW, Pastsf.
81. Mathews Lutheran Church
Kentucky Ave. At 18th st. Sc.
Rev Theodore Paul Frieks. Faster.
ea.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-"Our Fond fareweHs."
Cordial Welcome to All.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Miss Richardson
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Harrison

Miss Martha Gonna Richardson
and Mr.. Paul E. Harrison were
united in marriage by the brides
father. the Rev. Byron p. Richard
son. June 20 at Z O'Clock in the eve
ming at the Richardson Memorial
Church, Colmar Manor, Md.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her uncle. Mr.. Myron M.
Caffey, and wore a gown of white
taffeta and net and veil of illu-
sion held by orange blossoms. She
carried q shower bouquet of white
roses, Bristol fairy and lilies of the
valley, tied with the blue tulle from
her mothers bridal bouquet.
Miss Elsie Hubert was maid OF
honor. wearing a gown of pink
dotted swiss, and carrying an arm
bouquet of pink roses with Bristol
fairy and tied with green tulle.
The bridesmaids we're Miss Esther
Richardson, sister of the bride, and
Miss Marie Helgesen, cousin of the
bridegroom. They wore green dotted
swiss dresses made like that of the
maid Of honor and carried bouquets
Of pink roses and Bristol fairy tied
with pink tulle.
Little Janice Woodring was flower
girl, wearing blue dotted swiss
trimmed with pink ribbons. She
carried a small white basket filled
with rose petals which she dropped
In the path of the bride.
Mr.. James Goldsborough was the
best man and the ushers were Mr..
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Miss Mary Benson
Becomes Bride of
Ensign Hudson

Capt. and Mrs. Howard Hart
we'll James Benson announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Rea Benson, to Ensign
Allan Macmillan Hudson, U.S.N.
The ceremony took place at 1890
o'clock Wednesday morning in
Saint Matthews Cathedral.
The bride is a granddaughter
Of the late Admiral William
Shepherd Benson and Mrs. Ben
son. On her mothers side she is
granddaughter of the late Col.
William A. Thompson, U.S.A.,
and Mrs. Thompson.
Ensign Hudson is a graduate of
the United States Naval Academy
and is the son of Capt. Lester
Jay Hudson, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Hudson.
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Saluage Center Opens Today;
Puerto Rico Benefit Slated

10 day period, from 1890 am.
to S pm. except Sunday.
+**
Una Noche de Alegria"-which
means - night OF happiness" II
you need the translation-has
been selected as the title for q
benefit to be held at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow at the YMCA by the
Club for the Protection and De-
fense Of the Children Of Puerto
Rico.
A colorful program of music
and dances. with the emphasis
on Latin American art, is being
arranged under the direction of
Mrs. Alice Esteva williams.
To aid Uncle Sam" an appeal
in behalf Of war bonds and
stamps also will be featured by
Miss Mary Jane Lester.
Guest artists will include Miss
Ettelle Peterson. coloratura So
prano, and Mrs. H. c. Haughton,
who will wear 4 Brazilian cos
tune when she sings a group Of
Portuguese songs with a guitar
accompaniment.
Other entertainers will be Miss
Peggy Sanaders and Bob Staffel,
in the rumba and tango; Miss
Jean Rubilius, who will interpret
Hawaiian dancers; Maria Josefa
and Manuel Bahrens, who will
give a "Joropo Venezolano" and
Miss Marion Venable with a
group of Spanish dancers.
+ \
A picnic in Rock Greek Park
at 6 pm. tomorrow is the first
Of q series of summer events
planned by the Business and
Professional Division Of Hadas-
sab. 1t will be held at Area No.
Is near Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
A boat trip July rs and a mem
ber-bring-a-nlember party in
August also are scheduled.
Miss Celia Arnold, in charge OF
the picnic tomorrow, said it is
open to non-members.
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An information center" on
salvage-planned to help speed
up collection of materials needed
for the war Efforts being
opened at 1920 H street NV. this
week by the Women's Division
Of the District Of Columbia Sal
wage Committee.
Posters, leaflets and various
schedules relating to the collec-
ton Of scrap will be available,
While exhibits of the types of
materials needed also are being
set up.
On hand to greet callers will
be hosteSses from various organi-
cations represented on her GEN.
tral committee, according to Mrs.
Newton Cords Wing, general
chairman of the woman's divi-
sion.
A banner across the store
front. attractively dressed win
dows and a display OF flags of
the United Nations have been
arranged under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Lee Ashcraft aided
by a committee from the House.
keepers Alliance, and by Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, of the Self
Help Exchange. and Harry How
OF the Goodwill Industries.
The division secured its quar-
ters through the courtesy Of the
Woodward Building manage
ment.
A group from the District Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, head
ed by Mrs. Arthur c. Watkins, is
in charge Of the exhibit today.
Mrs. Harry C. Kramer, repre-
senting the Girl Scouts, will have
charge tomorrow, while the
Woman's Volunteer Division will
be represented by Mrs. H. "A.
Rochester on Wednesday. The
Parent Teacher Association,
headed by Mrs. P. C. Elicit, will
be the hostess group Thursday.
The exhibit will be open for a
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Miss McCorkle
Is Married to
1t. Robinson
Ceremony Is Held
At Lutheran Church
OF Reformation
Reformation

Amid a setting of palms, white
gladoli and gypsophelia and lighted
candelabras at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation at o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon, Miss Dorothea Ada
McCorkle became the bride of 1t.
John Mentzer Robinson, U. S. N. R.
The Rev. DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony.
Preceding the wedding Miss Mary
A. Weidley, organiSt, and Mrs. Viola
Ketcham, soprano. gave a musical
prelude.
Escorted down the aisle by her
father the bride was becomingly at
tired in a gown of soft blush-tone
satin and lace. Her veil of match
ing bridal illusion was full length
and caught into a coronet of family
rosepoint lace. She carried white
Bible with a white orchid shower.
Miss Ann Robinson, the maid OF
honor and sister of the bridegroom,
wore a dress of organza. Her bou-
ouet was of assorted garden flowers
and tied with pink satin ribbon. A
tiera of matching flowers was worn
in her hair. Rainbow colors were
worn by the three bridesmaids,
whose dresses were in style with
that Of the maid of honor. Mrs.
Russell c. Payne of Washington
wore a flush pink dress with bou-
ouet and tiera of garden flowers
with blue as the dominant color.
Mrs. Edgar J. Dull of Baltimore was
gowned in delicate green with bou-
quet and tiera in contrasting color
of yellow. Miss Elizabeth Usinger OF
Pitman, N. j., schoolmate of the
bride, was in jonquil yellow dress
with green as a complimentary color
in her bouquet and tiera.
Sergt. Ernest F. McCorkle, U. S. A.,
brother OF the bride, served as best
man. The ushers were DR.. Russell
c. Payne, Mr. Edgar J. Dull and
Ensign Clarence D. Shelburne, U. S.
N. f.
Placed on a little white satin
heart-shaped pillow, edged in lace
and ribbon, were the wedding rings.
Walking sedately before the bride
and her father was little Catherine
Blackburn, dressed in white ruined
long gown of organza.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
Garden House of the Dodge Hotel.
Special significance was given the
reception, since the parents OF the
bride celebrated their 37th wedding
anniversary the next day. Interest
ingly displayed on the wedding cake
were two wax hands that had been
used on the wedding cake OF Mr..
and Mrs. McCorkle.
The bride is a graduate Of Ursinus
College, Collegeville, Pa, and is en-
ployed as the church secretary at
the Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation. 1t. Robinson graduated
from Franklin and Marshall Col
lege. Lancaster, Pa, and is serving
with the inspection administration
of the Navy Department.
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By the Way
Continued From Page B-30

activities for Fauquier County.
She succeeds John Fox Bowman
who has resigned to join the
Navy.
Helen Hinckley is already
chairman Of the salvage commit
tee, has assisted with the gas
and sugar rationing, is a men,
ber of the Red Cross and secre-
tary of the Fauquier County Mo-
tor Corps. She also had charge
of all the filing for the volunteers
registration. She knows the
county from one end to the other.
She's quick and efficient and very
bright. She runs her own farm.
Is master of hounds for the Old
Dominion Hunt and can get more
done in eight hours than any
other two women you've ever
seen. Ask anyone in Warren
ton!
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Music Teach ers
To Attend Concert

Members of the Washington Mu-
sic Teachers Association will attend
the Pro Arte String Quartet concert
this evening in the second of the
Starlight Chamber Music series to
be given in Meridian Hill Park.
In addition to some half hundred
members of the association the
president and other officers of the
organization also will attend, in
Guiding Mr.. Emerson Meyers, Anne
Yago McGuffey, Mr.. r. Deane
Shure, Mr.. William H. Schroeder,
Miss Lillian Harmon Burke and Mr..
Harlan Page.
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Frances Webster's S
TrOth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Alden Webster OF
this city announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Frances
Eleanor Webster, to Mr.. Fred G.
Cook, son Of Mrs. E. M. Cook OF Du-
luth, MINI. Miss Webster was grad
uated from Wilson Teachers Col
lege in 1888 and attended Strayers
Business College. She is member
of Chi Delta Sigma Sorority.
Mr.. Cook is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Minnesota and Of the Min
neapolis College of Law. He is a
member of Mu Kappa Lambda, hon.
orary legal fraternity of Minneapo-
lis and the Minnesota State bar.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
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TakOna Park

Miss Beverly Ramsdell and Miss
Judy Leichardt, both of Takoma
Park, D. c., are returning tomorrow
from a stay Of several days at Mont
gomery, Ala, where they attended
the graduation exercises and fes-
tivt;es at Maxwell Field for a
group of young flyers from this vi
cinny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maloney of
Takoma Park, Md, are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rickrode of
Hagerstown, Md Mr.. and Mrs.
Rickrode were married June Is and
plan shortly to move to their new
home at Englewood, Md.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Mrs. Huron Lawson
Gives Musical

Mrs. Huron w. Lawson who has
opened her summer home, Bear Den
Lodge, on the mountains above
Bluemont, Va, gave tea and mu-
sical last week in honor Of her house
guests. Mrs. Thomas A. Groover,
Mrs. Mitchell A. Marques and Mrs
Guy Withers. Each Of Mrs. Law
sons guests presented a group OF
songs. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Nash.
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Miss Porterfeld
Weds 1t. Carson
At Fort Myer

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Louise Porterfield, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. w. Porterfield of Roa-
noke, Va, to 1t. William w. Carson,
jr, U. S. A., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Carson of Nottoway Court House,
Va, took place June 13 at the post
chapel at Fort Myer. 1t. William B.
Adams, chaplain, officiated.
The bride was attended by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. B. w. Porterfield,
jr., Of Fredericksburg, Va, and best
man was Col. Edwin Cox.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Stevensons Arrive
In Washington

Capt. and Mrs. Edward Ford
Stevenson are in Washington and
are staying with Col. and Mrs. Cur
tbs Herrick at 1870 wyoming avenue
NV. Mrs. Stevenson, who is the
former Mile Suzanne Silvercruys,
is the sister of Baron Silvercruys,
Belgian Minister to Canada. She
is a sculptor, author and lecturer
Of note. Last week Temple Uni
versity conferred the honorary de-
gree Of Doctor Of Humane Letters
on her.
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Richard Hunton and Mr.. James
Swarm.
Mrs. E. c. Hunton played the
wedding music.
Mrs. J. r. CafIey, grandmother
of the bride, Of Greensboro, N. c.,
was at the wedding, which was fol-
lowed by a reception.
Evening star., 1942-06-29

formed July 18 In the Church Of
the Nativity.
Members of the bridal party
will include Mrs. Walter Trou-
land, Miss Agnes David, Mrs.
Joseph Kreeger, Miss Marie
Ryan and Miss Catherine Ryan.
Miss Weschler was graduated
from Trinity College. Mr.. Oud-
rick is a graduate Of Catholic
University and Georgetown Law
School.
Evening star., 1942-06-29

Dewitt Zook, jr., and his sister
Suzanne Zook. children OF Mr. and
Mrs. Dewitt Zook Of Takoma Park,
Md, are spending several weeks
with their grandparents in Brook
lYn. N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Miss Weschler
Completes Plans
For Wedding

Miss Frances Weschler, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam A.
Weschler, has completed plans
for her marriage to Mr.. Joseph
Oudrick, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Oudrick of New Britain,
Conn. The ceremony will be per-
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Bride.Elect Feted

A buffet supper in honor of Miss
Dorothy Nicholson, whose marriage
to Mr.. Harrison Gates will take
place tomorrow, was given last eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs, Jennings
Bailey, jr at their home in
Travilah, Mo