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ESQ Sc lie pasara con ell tempo.
y 20 sabre esperar d molrento
propicio.
i Enhorabuena, Gomez. ST
llegas a casarta cen esa chi.a.
habras conseguido 20 que STEM
pre- te proponias. Ella ST ous as
un buen partido.
Mas que bueno. viejo. Papa
Riviere tiene por 10 menos unas
Glen millones.
y saldras ganando. pues la
Viudita del industrial que Sc te
escurrio entire los de,los no es
tan buena moza como Jaluslire.
II Por supuesto! Ne hay com
paraci6n possible entire la una "
la otra.
Ell semblante de Ra sok, oile
durante la conversation habia
adquirido una expression nor
nal, volvi6 a mostrar eierta in
quietud. Como este mirara con
atenci6n hacia la gran sala de
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los peri6dicos? 1 Para que sirver
tus oidos?
& Vaya !-Se exclam6 Ras,
tok, Observation-Disclosures en-
mis- a~Suntos, sc me olvidaba fell.
citarte. Magnifico, ese discur-
so de Garlez! No hubieras podi.
do pedir mas para hacer subir
tus acciones cerca del padre de
la encantadora Jacqueline.
TIL comprendes, Garlez era
| Gnico obstaculo serio entire es-
tie cura y los millones de Su Ex-
celencia el senior Riviere. GAR
lez eliminado como pretendiente
de Jacqueline, pues puedes tener
la absolute seguridad que 81 vie
10 Riviere no guerra como YER
no a un hombre gu expone ideas
tan avanzadas, yo tendre ell no
venta por ciento de probabilida-
deS de entrar ganador. Sc que
J~acqueline esta enamorada de
Garlez; pero ella es muy joven,
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sin contemplaciones.
Vestia de frac. All verse solo
en- Ell fumoir, Sc desvaneci6 la
sonrisa ficticia que Sc dibujaba
sobre sus facciones, dejando al
deScubierto su verdadero rostro
que acusaba cansancio Y hastio.
Tonic un cigarrillo Y 10 encen-
do, y Sc disponia a regresar a la
sala donde 81 bullicio seguia en-
su apogeo, cuando un Official, de
uniforme, buen mozo Y jovial,
entr6 enjugandose la frente, y,
al velo, Sc eXclam6:
ri Hola!, mi queri5o Rastok.
No te reconozco, Don Juan, con
eSa cara de aburrimiento que te
gastas esta noche. lQu6 te pa
sa?
lisa mujer me tiene fasti-
ciado - contest6 Rastck, con to
no displicente, mientras ambos
Sc sentaban en- un sofa.
- Qui@n? LA linda sonora
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TIRANDO Ell BALON
SOBRE LA PELEA ROBIN
SON-DELLICURTI

PodgmCs darle unOs deta!leG,
amigo, scbre la ~reciente peIea
entire ell invencible negrito Ray
(Azdcar) Robinson, campe6n
sin corona de las lat libras, Y
81 peso welter Vic Dellicurti.
PesaJa Robinson 14412 libras
Y su fuerte adversario 1894.
ActUaron los jueces Bill Hea-
ly Y Charley Draycott y ell arbi-
tro Frank Fullam.
BESIDE 81 primer momento Sc
apreci6 la valentia de Robinson,
por cuanto Dellicurti lie atac6
con una ''avalancha" de ''gan-
chos" y labs" Robinson descar
gaba SUI derecha, con golpes lin
pios, a la mandibula de su adver
sarios. Con los primeros pune
taos Sc lie present6 a Dellicurti
una |prominencia encima del ojC
i%zquierdo; pero el gladiator de
EpesO mediano no Sc desalentaba
y atacaba, por ell cuerpo, con las
dos manos.
Ell mejor asalto de Vic fue e
tercero; pero Robinson domino
q, cOmbate en- la mayoria de los
rounds, sin pasar apuros.
En- el cuarto, ell negrito, des.
contento por 81 resultado del ten
cero, hizo un ataque furioso y e
italiano empez6 a correr de es.
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LOS TERRIERS JUGARAN
CON Los GENERATES DE
LEE

A fines de ssmana les Ter
riers" del institute HLJS5c-cugh
ompatadcs con les "Dia5los Yer
de5' en- el segundo lugar de la
Conference de los Diez Gran
5es, jugaran con los Generates
del institute r. E. Lee, en- Jack
sonville.
Lee solo. ha sido derrotado u
ma vez, por Ell Andrew Jackson,
81 "once" del primer lugar.
Hasta la fsaha los Generates
han Nencido a los Benedictinos,
Landon, Miami Edison, Orlan-
do, Leon y Landon por segunda
veZ.
HiMsborough venci6 la sema-
ma pasada, en- esta ciudad, a los
tigres de Orlando.
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G6a della eafnana veoreedinRpn
al prtruer puenno.. enkse los rnefo-

ci6a della eernana veoneedsnFpe
81 PRIMER puesto,. eHtre los meio
res equipos del pats, a tos "Ruil,
dogs" de Georgia, qle Ostuvie.
ron 1888 puntos.
Ell segundo Sc otorg6 a Geor.
gia Tech, con 1913 puntos.
AL Boston College Sc lie di6 el
tercer puesto, con 1895.
Va a continuation Notre Dame
con 772.6; Alabama, 418.6; Mi
chigan, 349; Wisconsin, 208.6
Texas, 207.6; Tulsa, 205.5, y
Chic State, 2O4.6; Tennessee,
84.6; Iowa, 68.1 Illinois, Wash
linton State, William Y Mary,
Minnesota, Penn; University
of California, de Los Angeles /;
Hsrldin-Simons, Williams, Mis-
souri,, Santa Clara, South Cali
fornia, Mississippi State Y Loui
siana State; Navy, Army, Penn
State, Fresno State, Marquette,
Oregon y Texas Christian.
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-iTe ha querido raptar?

ii DEBATE de bromas! TIL CO.
noces a la sonora de la Tale. lie
hacia una corte discreta, que pa
recia bien e%ncaminada, cuando,
de repente, empez6 amostrarse
muy distante conmigo. Estoy Sc
gurisimo que la de Reibeck, con
su maldita mala lengua, lie ma
metido algln chisme para po-
nerme mai con ella.
-Rastok, til eres el hombre
mas egoista que conozco. Solo
piensas en- ti--dijo Gomez, con
afectada fatuidad.
CGEn quien quieres que pien-
Sc?
-Pues, len mfl-replic6 81
Official con una expression de no
dislmulada satisfacci6n-en tn
buen amigo, ell Comandante Co
mez, brillante Agregado Militar
de Candinavial mo lees, acasO,
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OB0RTES
Ell DOMINGO Sc EFECTUA-
RIA Ell ULTIMO PARTIDO
DE LA SERIE INTERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial tendra
''casa Elena" 81 domingo, en- Ell
parque Cuscaden.
jEstan empatadas las dos move
mas que Sc disputan 81 campeo
nato de YbOr City y West Tam
pa, Circulo Cubano y Unione
1taliana.
Cada "club' ostenta tres vic
torias y 81 s6ptimo partido, ell
ultimo, sera ell decisive.
Los peritos de los barrios lati-
nos opinan que la ventaja de la
Unione, ventaja considerable,
consiste en- la excelencia de Mi
ckey Hernandez, su pitcher Gu
bano.
Mickey viene lanzando de ma
nera perfecta Y ~anteayer solo
permiti6 tres "hits' al potente
grupo que encabeza Vicente Ora
nell.
Con la suspension de Longval
que perdiera 'los estribos' ell
I'm reciente desafio, la novens
del Circulo dependera por ente
no de los lanzadores Stephen J
McG ahagin.
Tienen Gahagin innings
en- que ola Ia sensation de un pi.
cher de grandes ligas; pero tie
ne otrOs en- que 10 "%apalean" cor
extrardinaria facilidad.
StepheA es menos effective qu'
el hijo del policia y este da un;
idea de la defiC.encIa del "cuer
20 de pitchers de los cubanOs.
La novena del Circulo posee ex
celentes jugadOres y bateadores
pero Mickey Hernandez es un
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"serpentinero" de probada habi
lidad Y con frenuencia domina
al "trabuco," "disminuido," de
la socicdad Guiana.
Los Mambises, sin embargo,
practicaran con gran cuidado y
Granoll espera ''descifrar" las
curvas de Mickey.
La moral" de las dos move
mas, en- cuanto a la defensa, es
magnifica.
Tenemos entendido que Faus-
tino Casares, 81 veterano de mi
les de desafios, ocupara unO de
los jardines de la Unione.
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Richie Lemos, el peso ligero de
California, derrot6 a Carmine
Fatta, de Brooklyn, en- eli semi
final del programa Robinson
Dellicurti. Produjo LemOs, que
pesaba 1912 libras, una exec
lente impression; era Ell peso de
Fatta de 1876 libras.
En- un anterior combate de les
dos pGgiles, los jueces concedie-
ron a Fatta la decision.
Fue limpia, sin lugar a duda,
la victoria de Lemon.
Terry Young, peso weller del
East Side, vapule6 a Roman AL
varez, del miSmo barrio. Sc pc
garon sin consideration dasde
la primera campanada hasta la
Ultima. Pesaba Young 1882 Ii
bras y Alvarez 1877.
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Calisxto Whitmarsh
CHA M0RES
NOVELA

rrillos que la rodeaban, era Ia
1nica a darse cuenta, y trataba
vanamente, oscilando de tempo
en- tempo, de p~rotestar contra
esa invasion b~ulliciosa del te-
rritorio sometido a su dominic.
I'm intruso que venia del sa-
lon, hizo cesar el RENO de las
cosas puesto que, tan pronto CO.
mo el hombre aparece, las peque
mas llamas doben apagaf su al
ma y no revelar sus intimos sen
timientos. FL hombre, con la au-
toridad que 10 c~aracteriza Y el
desprecio de TODD 10 que no es he
cho a su semejanZa, empuja 10
que lie rodea y Sc sirye de clio
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lAndos por la vaqreros da Kia

IAndos por La vaquercs da KA'
HEnmee, Ell Nernaa.
Cinco de los j6venes diEigidoe
I.nor Harker, Lentz Reed, Marie
frpClito, Schaibly Y Tony Leto,
jugaron 81 aho paSgldo contra el
qeuipo de Plant.
FL primer puntapie Sc dara a
las 3 de IA tarde.
Cr6ese habra un Mieno ccnlDle-
TO, por cuanto cerraran los esta-
blacimientos y las oficinas pu-
blicas.
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PANTERAS Y
JUGARAN MARIANA

Las Panteras de Plant, NAL
tratadas la semana pasada en-
Plant City, jugaram manana, en-
Ell terreno de Phillips, con los
Dragones de jefferson.
Ell team" de Palma Celia lle-
wa considerable ~ventaja; pero
los muchachos de Bin Harker sc
aferran a La esperanza.
Los Dragones fueron atrope-
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81 Sc concede eli Auditorium
para combates 1e pugiliSmo Y
los ''fieles"rompen las butacas,
Iquien pagara por elias?
jCargara la ciudal1 con el pre-
clio de las averfas?
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quina a ssquina. Uno de los GOD
pes lie abri6 a Vic una herida
encima del ojo 0quierdo. Merida
que Robinson castigSba frecuen
temente, haciendole sangrar.
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LOS PRIMEROS EONCES' DE
FUTBOL DE LA NACION

New York, Nov. 10.-Los pc
riOdistas hicieron aver su selec-
Evening star., 1942-05-31

and Mrs. Felix Won Gemmingen
and Felix, jr.. and Miss Harriet
Coles Webb of Richmond, Miss
Peggy Young of Norfolk, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Scott of Danville, Mrs.
Sam D. Scott, Miss Louise Scott,
Miss Nancy Scott and Mr.. Sam
D. Scott of Raleigh Of Raleigh;
Capt. and Mrs. Randolph Dickins
and Miss Zoya Dickins of Florida,
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Bruce, Miss
Laurine Bruce, Miss Virginia
Bruce, Miss Emily Bruce, Mrs.
Robert Jackson Bruce, Mrs. J. A.
Bragg, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Davies,
jr., and DR.. and Mrs. Granville
Eastman Of Culpeper and Mrs
william Mercer Bruce of Wei
don, N. c.
The bride attended Hollins
College and Farmville State
Teachers College. She is the
granddaughter of the late Baron
S. o. Won Gemmingen and Mrs.
Won Gemmingen of Richmond
and also the granddaughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs.'C. L. Scott
of Amherst. Mr.. Bruce is the
grandson of the Rev. and Mrs.
Silas Bruce of Culpeper and of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
Banks Wilkins of Halifax. He
Evening star., 1942-05-31

(see DIPLOMATS, Page D-7.
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{Continued on Page D-7, Column a..
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Ensign Anderson,
Barbara Porter
TrOth Announced

The list of newly engaged
couples grows longer and con-
tinues to provide interest and
pleasure to the social scene.
Adding to the list which attracts
the attention of residents of
Washington is the anDounce-
ment made by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Porter of Cambridge,
Md, former residents of Mont
clair, N. j., of the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Barbara
Louise Porter, to Ensign Robert
Earle Anderson, jr., U. S, N. R.
The bridegroom elect is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Earle An
derson of Chevy Chase. Md,
and Bay Head, N. j., formerly
of Plainield, N. j.
Miss Porter studied at Kim
berly School in Montclair and
was graduated from the Madeira
SchCOl IN 1888. Sne mas Deen
active as a member of the Junior
League of Montclair.
Ensign Anderson is a gradu-
ate of Princeton University, a
member of the class of 1888, and
he was graduated from the Yale
Law School in 1941. He is a men,
Der of the Cannon Club of Prince
ton, the Princeton Club of New
York and the Order of the Golf.
He was associated with the law
firm of Simpson, Thacher and
Bartlett of New York and was
recently graduated from the U.
s. S. Prairie State, U. S. N. r.
Midshipmen's School.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Mrs. ]. S. Brown
Visits Daughter,
Mrs. Feis
CARROTS Plan
Brief Visit
To Hot Springs

The Economic Adviser to the
State Department and Mrs. Her
bert Feis have as their guest the
latter's mother, Mrs. ]. Stanley
Brown Of New York. Mrs. Brown
had been in California to spend
the winter. After her husbands
sudden death early this year she
remained there until fortnight
ago. Mrs. Brown formerly was
Miss Mollie Garfield, daughter of
the late President James A. Gar
field. Mr.. Brown, a native OF
Washington, had served as sec
retary to the President.
Mr.. George Angus Garrett will
go to Hot Springs today for
few days stay with Mrs. Garrett,
who went to the mountain resort
with Mrs. Dwight F. Davis earlier
in the week, and will remain
there for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett moved a week ago
to I'LL Twenty-second street,
where they are living while the
house at 2503 Thirtieth street is
being remodeled and redecorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett purchased
the house on TThirtieth street
from Mrs. Henry w. Miller, who
has lived there for some years.
The former home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett at 1927 New Hampshire
avenue was sold to the Nicara-
guam government and the Min
lister and Sonora de DeBayle
moved there yesterday.
Miss Elaine Darlington, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Garrett. is spending
the week end with them at Hot
Springs and will return to-
morrow.
Gen. and Mrs. Morris Ernest
Locke closed their Washington
home yesterday and left for their
summer place at York Harbor,
Me, for the season.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
De Castros Entertain at Party
Held in El Salvador Legation
Heads of Latin American Missions,
Gu. Faculty, Friends Are Guests

hours the Minister with their
two sons and daughter were
never far away. DR.. Alexandra
Castro was graduated from the
medical college at Georgetown
University earlier this year. His
younger brother, Senor David
Castro, received his degree in en-
gineering Friday from Catholic
University. Their sister, Seno-
rita Helena Castro, will be grad
uated next month from the busi-
ness college of Notre Dame and
shared honors with her older
brother.
The party was held in the gar
den of the Legation and Sonora
de Castro wore a becoming gown
of blacklace, fashioned with a
long skirt and having no trim
ming.
The Ecuadorian Ambassador,
Senor Captain Colon Eloy Alfaro,
and his son, Senor Jaime Alfaro,
returned yesterday from West
Point, where he went to attend
a reunion of his class and the
graduation of his youngest son,
Cadet Olnedo Alfaro, from the
United States Military Academy.
The ceremonies were held Friday
and the fourth member of the
Alfaro family to graduate at
West Point is spending the week
end with his mother in New
York. The Ambassador and
Sonora de Alfaro, accompanied
by their second son, Senor Jaime
Alfaro, went to the Point the
middle of the week and the Am
bassador joined members of the
class of 1913, of which he was
a member, for their reunion.
Senor Jaime Alfaro and his
brother, Senor Elroy Alfaro, II,
were graduated several years ago,
and Senor Eloy Klfaro now is in
Panama in business. He was
named for his grandfather,
former President Elroy Alfaro,
known as "Viejo Luchador,"
"Old Warrior" throughout Ecua-
dor, Next month national
celebration will be held to mark
the Tooth anniversary of his
birth. The Old Warrior is con-
sidered a patriot, soldier and
statesman and generally conceded
to have been a man whom the
great Bolivar would have had as
an aide had they lived during
the same years. The late former
President Alfaro was a pioneer in
the work of establishing Pan
Americanism in all of the 81
American Republics.
Sonora de Alfaro and Senor
Olnedo Alfaro will join the AM
bassador in their apartment in
the Mayflower the middle of the
week
The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun have deep inter-
est in the commencement exer-
cises at the National Cathedral
School for Girls, where. their
daughter, Mile. Selma Ertegun,
is a member of the graduating
class. The Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun planned a dance
(See DIPLOMATS, Page d.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Winners to Give
Luncheon After
Sons Ordination

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hooker
Wilmer will be hosts at lunch
con today following the ordina-
ton of their son, Mr.. Richard
Hooker Wilmer. jr., which will
take place at the morning serv-
ice of the Washington Cathedral
of st. Peter and st. Paul. Mr..
Wilmer, jr., was graduated short
time ago from the Union Theo-
logical Seminary in New York
and following his wedding trip
will take up his duties at st.
Johns Church in Mount Rainier,
Md.
The marriage of Mr.. Wilmer
who then will be the Rev. Mr..
Wilmer-to Miss Elisabeth Far
mum Green, will take place Satur-
day. The ceremony will be per-
formed in Christ Church at Rye,
N. Y, at $3.50 o'clock and will be
followed by a reception at Sunny
Ridge in the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Natalie Elliot Green,
at Harrison, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer will leave
the middle of the week for
Harrison to attend the wedding
and the festivities preceding.
They will be in New Haven Mon
day, June 8, to attend the gradu-
alton OF their younger son, Mr..
John Grant Wilmer, from Yale
University and will return later
next week to their home on
Thirty first street.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Five Embassies
To Be Open for
Tuesday Tour
Many Notable
Art Treasures
To Be Displayed

A huge bronze sculptured head
of Ataturk, father of the modern
Turks, which was exhibited in
the Turkish Pavilion at the
Worlds Fair, will be almost the
first artistic treasure to attract
interest of visitors at the Turkish
Embassy next Tuesday afternoon,
when it, along with four others,
will be open to visitors from 4 to
o'clock on the tour of embassies
sponsored by the American
Women's Voluntary Services.
This sculpture is but one of the
many treasures with which the
magnificent house at 1906
Twenty-third street is filled.
Spacious rooms with fine old
marble mantles, rich rugs, paint
ings and sculptures; elaborately
carved stairways, the great ball
room with it's miniature stage,
richly embroidered satin walls
above fiuted paneling. beamed
ceiling with rich tones of blue
and red framed by the beams
these are but few of the beauties
of the Turkish Embassy.
Nine. Ertegun, wife Of the
Turkish Ambassador, will well
come guests during part of the
tour. She will be assisted by
Mime. Kutlu, wife of the Second
Secretary; Nine. Aydinalp, wife
of the Military Attache; Nine.
Ariburum, wife of the Air At
tache, and Mrs. Robert M. Gug-
genheim, a member of the A. w.
V. S. Committee.
Sonora de Espil will welcome
visitors at the Argentine En-
bassy, 1900 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. Ladies of the Embassy,
Sonora de Parodi, wife of the
Military Attache; Sonora de
Pardo, wife of the First Secretary,
Continued on Page DIT. Column g.
Evening star., 1942-05-31

The Minister of El Salvador
and Sonora de Castro were hosts
at a delightful party yesterday
afternoon in their attractive Le-
CATION on Ellicott street. The fete
was a very personal occasion for
It marked the graduation of three
of the younger members of the
family of the Minister and Sonora
de Castro, and their guests in
cluded heads of Latin American
missions, members of the faculty
at Catholic University and a score
of other close friends of the dip
lomat and his family.
Sonora de Castro received the
guests and through the reception
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Wolf Trap Farm
Carnival to Be
Held June 10
Senator Barley
Viii Be Fairs
Chief Sbieler'

The advice from Government
agencies concerned with recent
restrictions has been to go ahead
with the plans for the annual
carnival to be held at Wolf Trap
Farm in Vienna, Va. So it's def
= initely on your calendar for Fri
day, June 10, and it will feature
many of the same attractions OF
past wears as we'll as several new
stunts.
Senator Alben w. Barkley will
be the chief "spieler" and will
take over the mike in a true
Kentucky country fair style. He
will be relieved from time to time
by Assistant Attorney General
Thurmond w. Arnold, Mr.. Will
liam L. Bait of the War Produc-
ton Board, former Gov. O. Max
Gardiner and Col. Angus McDon-
nell of the British Embassy. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert
also will be auctioneers.
An orchestra will take over the
musical side of the program and
taxi-dancers will be on hand.
Mrs. Edward r. Finkenstaedt
and Mrs. Harold Hinton are in
charge of the fortune telling and
a new stunt will be Have Your,
Dancing Analysed" Bingo is
again on the schedule and terra
pin races have also been ar
ranged.
A midway will be run with AS
soeiate Justice Robert H. Jack
son assisting and Representative
Katharine Byron will also help.
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, who will
be in New Mexico at the time of
the carnival, has turned her
comic fashion parade over to
Mrs. Igor CasSini.
Proceeds from the carnival will
be turned over to the occupational
research and guidance activities
of the Institute of Women's Pro-
fessional Relations.
Evening star., 1942-05-31
Doris Becker
Becomes Bride
OF Ensign Shaw
Ceremony Held
In Farm Home
At Gainesville

Becker Farms, the lovely home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henry
James Becker at Gainesville, Va,
was a veritable bower of white
blossoms for the wedding yes
terday afternoon of their daugh-
ter, Miss Doris Higginbotham
Becker, who became the bride of
Ensign Allen West Shaw, jr., U.
S. N. r., son of Mrs. Robert
Henry Gardner of Washington
and Mr.. Allen West Shaw of
New York.
White roses and bridal wreath,
carnations and peonies and other
white flowers were arranged at
tractively in all the rooms and
the small improvised altar at the
end of the drawing room, banked
with white flowers and fernery
and f1anked by large branched
candelabra, made beautiful
setting for the ceremony, at
which the Rev. w. F. Carpenter
of st. Paul's Episcopal Church
officiated at 4:30 o'clock.
Descending the broad, smilax-
entWined stairway with her
father as an orchestra played
the wedding music, the bride was
radiant in gown of white net
over satin, fashioned with a
fitted bodice with shawl collar
of imported Belgian lace. full
length shirred sleeves and a full
skirt ending in a long train. Her
veil of tulle was full length and
draped from a Juliet cap of heir
loom lace and she carried a
white-bound prayer book over
laid with white orchids.
Miss Constance Knowles of
Atlanta, Ga, was the brides
maid of honor and only attend
ant. She also wore white, \ the
draped bodice of her gown being
made of white silk jersey and the
full skirt fashioned of ruffleS of
white net. A coronet of white
flowers adorned her head and
she carried a bouquet of white
gladioluses.
Mr.. Robert Henry Gardner of
Washington was best man for
the bridegroom; Mr.. Robert
Henry Gardner, jr, served as
groomsman and Henry Gardner,
wearing a white Eton suit, was
the ring bearer.
Lighted candles and vases of
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