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Evening star., 1942-06-20
Sturs Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Hal White, Tigers-Pitched six-hit
ball to beat Senators.
Pete Reiser. Dodeers-Stole home to
highliaht triumph over Cardinals.
Oris Hockett, 1ndians-Drove in two
runs with homer and triple to help
whip Yankees.
Gerald Walker. Reds-Hit three-run
homer to spark victory over Phils.
John Nisgling. Browns-Shut out
Athletics on four hits.
Charley Wagner and Dom Di Magic.
Red Sox-Former shut out White Sox
on six hits and latter hit inside-park
homer for only run Of game.
Bob Elliott. Pirates-Fiit two home
runs. including one with two aboard in
11th inning for victory over Braves.
Lou Novikofi. Cubs, and Johnny
Mize. Giants-Former made four bits.
one Of them . homer. to help win hrst
game Of doubleheader and latter hit
round-tripoer in each tussle, bis two.
run homer provins deciding blow OF
nightcap.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Crippled Milwaukee
Nosed Out Of Lead
By Kansas City
By tre Associated Press.

BY tTe A4nOSAnbeo 1885,
The chronological order Of things
have taken an odd turn In the
American Association. Yet from
every angle 1t was a turn for the
worse for Milwaukee's crippled
Brewers. They lost last night and
so did challenging Kansas City, but
the Blues wound up in first place
by 3 percentage points.
Responsible again were the Co
lumbus Red Birds who have become
a troublesome factor in Milwaukee s
pennant aspirations. They tripped
the Brewers in both games of q
double header, which was enough
to give Kansas City a percentage
edge despite q setback at Toledo.
Kansas City now has won IS and
lost 23; Milwaukee. SO and "A.
Earlier this month Columbus also
had q hand in knocking Milwaukee
from the lead, turning back the
Brewers while the Blues won two
games from Toledo.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press


Baltimore-Chalky Wright. l24,
Los Angeles. stopped Harry
Jeffra. 124h, Baltimore (10.
Madison, Wis.-Matt Dough-
erty, lightweight, Milwaukee,
stopped Armand Stella, light
weight, FL Paso, Tex. (l0).
West Haven, Conn.-Kid Coco,
148, New Haven, outpointed Pete
Deruzza. 14s, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
(10).
San Francisco-Cecilig Loz-
ada, 153. Mexico City, stopped
Alonzo williams, 152. Los An
seles, In sixth round Of scheduled
hereunder.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
WiI|ett Given Edge
Over Bensinger on
Columbia Courts

Frank Willett and Bobby Ben
singer were to meet today at Co
lumbia Country Club in the final
round of an invita- tional net tourna-
ment that adhered rigidly to form
inasmuch as the two survivors were
seeded Nos. l and 2, respectively.
Willett, rated the second best
schoolboy racketer In the South,
was conceded an edge on the stubby
Bensinger, the Districts No. l ace,
but most fans anticipated a close
match, with Bensinger having a
chance of winning If at his best.
Willett advanced yesterday by
ousting Buddy Dawson and Sterling
Lee while Bensinger was putting the
skids under Owen williams and
Britt Sweitzer.
Results yesterday:
Quarter Finals.
Bensinger defeated Williams. 81. 81:
3. sweitser defeated Dawson. 81 81;
Willett defeated Wood, 6-1, 6-li Lee de'
feated @. Sweitzer, 6-3, S-4:
Bensinser defeated B. sweitzer, 81
6+2; Willett defeated Lee, 60, o-2.
Evening star., 1942-06-20

capacity crowd. Main attraction Is
the baseball game between the Nor
folk Naval Training Base nine
featuring Bob Feller on the mound
and Camp Lee with Porter Vaughan
serving 'em up.
The Navy has . al edge over
the soldiers In three games played
thus far but Camp Lee supporter
feel that tomorrow VIII be tneil
day. Both teams are studded with
former major league talent and 9
duel OF big league brilliance and
intensity is anticipated.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Free Tickets to Tomorrow's S
Boy-GirI Event to Go Fast

A limited number Of free tickets
for tomorrow's service baseball
game at Grifith Stadium were
available In The Star lobby today on
q first-come, first-served basis and
mounting interest in the colorful
event indicated they would not last
long.
Sponsors of the affair, which has
as its preliminary motive the intro
duction of girl war workers to
United Nations servicemen, are con-
ndent the big party viii attract .
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Petworth Players Called

Petworth G. A. baseball team plays
Hume Spring nine 1T Alexandra
tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Local players
are asked to report ut 1873 New
Hampshire avenue NV. at 2
o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Mory|und Golf Crown Now Goal
Of Virginia Stokes, D. c. Ruler
Winner of Second Capital Title in Row.
Tops Mrs. Brandon With Powerful Game
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Demure Virginia Stokes District women golf champion again
for the second straight isn't satisfied with her but
will week add the Maryland State title to her District
wish could all the time played in the semnal
match Thursday said the Manor powerhouse Il don't think
made many poor shots in that round"
That those know Walter r. Stokes, wife Of
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Youno Teums Wanted

Openings are available for several
teams in the peewee and insect
classes of the Georgetown Boys
Club baseball league. Call Paul
Cassasa at Michigan 2122 after 6
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Juniors Need Catcher

Northeast Juniors baseball team
has an opening for a catcher Is
years old or under. Call Brown at
Trinidad 8065 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-20
Gulf Coast Anglers Hard Hit
BY Wartime Regulations
Coost Guard Regulations Deemed Necessary
To Prevent Espionage and Sabotage
~ the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS 2oInland anglers who invade the Gulf
Coast not only will need military cards
search for king mackee blue
practically out for the duration because OF
regulations keeping pleasure craft inside coasne waters
Eighth Naval District officials
Evening star., 1942-06-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City. 5; Montreal. 8.
Buffalo. 10-6: Newark. eF.
Baltimore, s.: Rochester. D.
Syracuse. 4; Toronto, ..
Evening star., 1942-06-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Batting.

Seattle. SIS; San Diego. 2-2.
OAKLAND. Z: Eeliyvood. i.
Los Anseles. 3: San Francisco, ;.
Evening star., 1942-06-20

Mrs. Thomas o. Brandon at Chevy
Chase yesterday. That same power
was a mighty factor in winning the
championship. It's far easier to
play short iron shot to a tightly
trapped putting green than to
whang away at that green with a
wooden club. In a sense Mrs. Stokes
Is the Sam Snead of the Washington
women, a competitor with ample
power. but with more golf "savvy'
in her way than Sam.
Has Links Savvy.
Take the case OF the stymie on
the thirteenth green yesterday, laid
by Mrs. Brandon. unintentionally
Of course. Mrs. Stokes might have
tried to Jump the ball over Mrs
Brandon's ball and the ~ feet OF
green that separated her from the
cup. At the time she was 3 up and
If she missed the short putt she
could get half. But also she might
have run or feet past and lost
the hole.
She elected to try to play around
Mrs. Brandon's ball, and was not
successful. But she did the smart
thing by not taking the chance
of losing the hole, and preserving
her lead. That is golf "savvy." II
the situation had been desperate
she would have been justified in
trying to loft over the stymie. In
stead she kept her lead by not taking
the chance.
Mrs. Brandon, mother of the tall
District Junior champion and her
self the Columbia titleholder, was
not in her best form in that final
But it's doubtful that mad she been
at her best she could have won
against the power Mrs. Stokes has
when she puts her back into those
tee shots. Virginia Stokes seems
on the Threshold Of what may be
the biggest winning year any woman
golfer has enjoyed around town in
decade. She can win the Mary
land title and go on to win the
biggest Of them all-the Middle At
lantic-in August.
Took Lead at Fourth.
The defending champion took the
lead in the final at the fourth hole
sinking a 15-footer for a birdie 2
She won the fifth and seventh
dropped the eighth and turned 2 up
Mrs. Brandon got cruel kick from
fate when her second shot stopped
in a divot hole on the 18th fairway
and she lost the hole to 5. but she
came right back to halve the next
two. Mrs. Stokes, with a playable
lie in the ditch, won the 14th when
Mrs. Brandon missed a 3-footer and
the match was dormie. They ended
with bogie IS on the 18th, when Mrs
Stokes missed a short one. Cards
nf
Evening star., 1942-06-20

Summaries of the final day of play:
stokes 3Manori defeated Mss. Thomas o.
Brandon lcolambial 1 and 3. Consolation
= M ssl Fssnh we eWeodnonp sns0ce and Sfffa'ed MIS-
sional) defeated Mrs. Gale E. Push CManorl
Army 'h.vsS defeated mrs. woodfief
T5,ss hIshtS5:; ~ "a WidmsyeE ~ SA5sy1s,
'fn spa d.fessea Mra MS Purses ss4
'nsaEH Foafth sishs-Mzs. aRa J. R. Daily Manor,
esie and 5. Con Consolation. a T Mrs.. 4. Il. HasHes
KWsnSHH W.sSinstony deteated snd Mrs R. L. Hutchi'0n
spFns' ;b a.f.as.d Mr.: TSl,y Sp.r Maaol
Army Nsyy5 defeated Mrs. j. J. Darby
s.ssS s1h d.a..ssd Mrs K Ro.n Y0ra ,consrss aTn,
Ing i- echevy c ch.se5 dsfested MS. RS M. scan
o9ss sev.nth fn1a sishsMMrs .la 8 Marty Gordon In
Prinss qsoEgs9 sI, { and s; consol.tiona; @ y
Mrs; y, c. Fisher 5Columbial and 3.
trsha r.,shsha nisht.MFs. sat..i.a w. w. I Wood..rs
". A., Hin Manorl defeated Mrs. w. r.
Russell Army Navy 2 and J..
Navy) won by default.
Mrs. T. S. O'Hauoran won a blind
bogey tourney for Washington Golf
and Country Club women. Tied for
second were Mrs. Sherman Whipple
and Mrs. r. F. Nicholson, while Mrs,
Douglas Tchiffely was fourth.
Congressional women played a
blind bogey event. won by Mrs.
Frank Murray after q tie at 81 net
with Mrs. r. z. Allen. Mrs. Frank
Murphy was third and Mrs. Howard
J. Klossner won the putting prize
with 26 puts.
Five Washington women have
been paired In the Maryland cham
pionship near Baltimore next Tues
day. They are:
1000 a.m.-Nrs. Betty Meckley and
Mrs. Helen wise (Kenvood). 1O:O5-Mrs.
l0:4O-Mrs. walter n. Stokes and Mrs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-26
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until further notice from you.
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today.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Chevy Chase Neighborhood News
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey>King
Are Hosts for Bride>Elect
Miss Wrightson and Maj. Snou Fefed;
Mrs. Claude 4. Suanson at CAPE May

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunt have
with them the latter's mother, Mrs
M. McMorris, and her sister, Miss
Peggy McMorris of Hartford, Mrs
Hunt entertained at luncheon Tues
day in compliment to her guests.
Miss Virginia Nettleship has re-
turned from six weeks visit tt
Oklahoma City, where she was the
guest of Miss Susan Harrell. En-
route home Miss Nettleship visited
Mrs. Owen j. Neighbours, formerly
Miss Ellie Miller, in Bloomington
Ind.
The Rev. and Mrs. Walter M
Michael and their daughter, Miss
Barbara Michael of Cumberland
Md, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Allison Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Harry and
their son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Derrick. and Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Parker and theil
family will return today from 9
month spent at Tall Timbers, where
they had cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Robey
are in their cottage at Tall Timbers
for the remainder of the season.
Miss Edith McChesney is spending
the week end in New York City te
attend the wedding yesterday o1
Miss Elaine Ewell and Mr.. Charles
H. Aldrich at West Islip, Long Island
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Pell
To Be Entertained
At Newport

The former United States Min
lister to Hungary and Mrs. Herbert
Claiborne Pell will be the guests OF
honor at dinner Tuesday evening of
Mrs. Townsend Phillips who will
entertain in her Newport home
Mr.. and Mrs Pell are spending a
fortnight at the summer resort and
Thursday afternoon Mrs Pell gave
an exhibit of her paintings, The
proceeds will be added to the funds
of the Navy Relief Society and the
exhibit was held at the Gushing
Memorial.
The pictures included a number
which she executed in Hungary
during the last year that Mr.. Pell
was Minister as we'll as several made
in Portugal while they awaited pas
sage home. Among these are por-
traits of leading officials OF those
governments and also a compare
lively recent one of the late Mrs
James Roosevelt, mother of the
President.
Assisting at the exhibit was Mrs
Pell's daughter, Mrs. John H, G
Pell, formerly Miss Pyrma Tilton
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pell went tc
Newport the middle of the week tc
visit Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Bris-
tow and will remain there over Sun
day. Mr.. Pell is the son of Mr. ane
Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell, who fire.
quently visited in Washington wher
they came to be guests of the for
mers uncle, the late Col. Robert M
Thomson.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

Miss Priscilla Ann Wrightson.
whose marriage to Maj. Michael
Mckenzie Snow. British Royal En-
gineers, will take place in early
october, and Maj. Snow were the
honol guests last evening at a
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K. Hovey- King who entertained
at the Congressional Country Club.
The other guests were Miss
Wrightson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Wrightson: Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Wedderburn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Hovey- King, jr.. Miss Virginia Cole
man, Maj. George Clothier, British
Royal Engineers, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Prescott Arnold and Miss Aileen
GQrgas Wrightson, Miss Wrightson' S
bDDther-in-law and sisters.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, widow
of the former Secretary of the Navy,
accompanied her son and daughter
in-law. 1t. and Mrs. Douglas D.
Hall and their small son, Dean Hall,
to Cape May for week.
Mrs. Francis Schlesinger is visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Harold Bur-
ton in their home in Columbus,
Ohio, where the Senator is spend
Ing very short time. Mrs. Schles-
niger will go on to Los Angeles
where she will make her home with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Henri John.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Kane are
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Macklin at Warwick Neck,
r. I.
1t. and Mrs. Robert Macklin, jr.,
the latter formerly Miss Elinor
Kane, also are guests of 1t. Mack
Inns parents.
Miss Patricia Sutton has returned
from five weeks summer studies at
the Science Camp. University of
Wyoming. She was accompanied
by Miss Betty Jean Warner of Hart
ford, who is her guest for several
| days. En- route home they visited
in Hot Springs, S. D., and Black
Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutton are
spending a week in New York City,
stopping at the Waldorf Astoria.
Miss Betty Yost is the guest of her
brother and sister-in-l 1t. and
Mrs. William E. Yost, jr., at Hobe
Sound, Fla, for four weeks.
Mr.. Andrew Snow has joined his
| family at Sea Girt, N j., where they
are spending the month of Augsst
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Snyder
are spending a week at Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Julia Ramsburg of Frederick
Md, is the guest of Miss Betsy Jane
| Graham.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Miss Ruth Rowland
Feted at Shower;
To Be Fall Bride

Miss Ruth Rowland was the guest
OF honor at a shower August 8 given
by her aunt, Mrs. Joe Watkins. Miss
Rowland. the daughter Of Mrs.
Kathryn Rowland Sauber of this
city, will become the bride of Mr..
Harold E. Seidel OF California in the
early fall. AS the bride-elect cut
wedding cake which was served
with the refreshments. her engage
ment was announced by Mrs. Wat
kins.
The guests were Mrs. Sauber, Miss
Virginia Baer, Mrs, Helen McMa-
hon, Mrs. Erma Baxter, Mrs. Laura
Duckett, Mrs. Doris Ziehl, Mrs. Julia
Dorsey. Miss Helena Holman. Mrs.
Mabel Zachary, Mrs. Mcneil Tilgh-
man, Miss Wanda Life. Miss Eliza
beth Gleason, Mrs. Mary Carter,
Miss Nadine Provost, Mrs. Irma
Wiedowke and Mrs. Billy Harris.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

I've been pretty enthusiastic
about recommending VIMMS to
you these past several weeks. To-
day I'm even more Enthusiastic
because this new, easy way to get
your vitamins and minerals have
won new honors. The VIMMS
formula is based on the u. S. Gov.
ernments minimum daily require
ments for all six essential vitamins
A, c, D and all three essential B
Complex vitamins Obi, b., PIP.
Today I can tell YOU that the Amer
ican Medical Profession has Just
adopted the same government re-
quirements as a formula standard
for multi -vitamin preparations. You
can RELY on the verdict of the high
est medical authorities in the world!
That's IMPORTANT! So is the
fact that VIMMS give you Calcium,
Phosphorus and Iron in addition to
the vitamins. Cost? Just SOC for
~ tablets at your druggists. Get
VIMMS today get more for
YOUR money,
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Fredericksburg
Personal Notes

FREDERICKSBURG, Aug. 15.-
Mrs. H. H. Young is visiting Mrs M
v. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
Jones in Aquasco, Md.
Mrs. John Van Deventer of Alex
andria is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O'Conor Goolrick
have left for an extended stay al
Virginia Beach.
The Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Mullins
and their son of Hopewell are guests
Of the Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Hughes.
Mrs. John Hodnette OF Sharon
Pa, and Mrs. Frank Smith o1
Grundy are spending some time with
their sister. Mrs. Roger Clarke.
Mrs. James c. Attaway and hel
young son Reid of Camp Lee art
staying with the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil l.. Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest D. McIver, ir.
have returned to Washington after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George L
Hunter, jr,
Miss Atlee Mitchell has gone tt
Easton, Md. to visit Mr. and Mrs
Grafton E. Young. Later she will .gc
to Alexandria for stay with Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Byram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal F.. Elkins OF, Ar.
Ington are guests Of Mrs. F1ors
Elkins at her home here.
Miss Irene Elizabeth Franklin o.
Leaksville. N. c., has arrived to visi1
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Roland.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Family Reunion
Among Events
At Bay Places
Judge, Mrs. Loker
Are Entertaining
At Dinner Today

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. Is
Judge and Mrs. William Loker will
entertain at dinner tomorrow when
they will have a small family re-
union. Among their guests will be
their son. Brother Clyde. c. F. x,
who formerly was Mr.. Leslie Loker.
Brother Clyde has come from
Brooklyn to join his parents for a
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Loker Abel of New
York, formerly of Leonardtown, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sears
at Society Hill, their place on Bret
tons Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jacobs and
family of Washington will spend
tomorrow with Mrs. Jacobs mother,
Mrs. Edward Lee Van Vert.
Mrs. Sprigg Reeves entertained
Monday at luncheon followed by
cards at her home overlooking
Chaptico Bay.
DR.. and MIS-. T. B. Symons Of Col
lege Park are guests in whose honor
the Rev. and Mrs. La Roach Jen-
kins entertained this evening at
the All Faith P E. rectory in Me-
chanicsville. The Symons are the
parents of Mrs Jenkins. They also
had among their guests Mr.. Ogle
Rideout Singleton of Washington.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Maude S. Gardiner of Chap
tico for luncheon and bridge at her
residence Monday.
Mrs. Mary Davis will entertain
at dinner tomorrow at ST. Clements
Bay for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van
Eckhardt, Miss Anita Davis, Mr.
James Inscoe and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Perkins. all of washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Donovan and
family of Washington are guests in
| whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Donovan are giving a large dinner
party tomorrow at their place, Sun
set, on St. Clements Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fenner Lee, jr
of Rogers Heights are spending this
week with Mr.. Lees mother, Mrs
j. F. Lee. at Lees Crest.
| Miss Sarah Beth Glascock oi
Solomons Island is spending tn,
month with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bedford Glascock in Alex
andria.
Miss Jean Jarvis of Huntington
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Jarvis at York, Pa, for this month
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Rollin.
have as their guests in Thompkins-
vile for this month Mrs. Clarence
Steele and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur
Lusby Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Robert K. Hanson
entertained at a dinner party this
evening at Mount Republic. thei
home overlooking the Potomac OF
the Morgantown boulevard.
Miss Bunny Hubbard. who spen
several weeks at Campo Bello of
the coast of Maine, and in Boston
returned today to her home a
Chapman's Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cox hav,
with them at Huntington Mr. Hal
bert Cox of Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. c. Guy Rawlings OF Primo,
Frederick is entertaining her broth.
er, the Rev. John T. Jaeger o
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Janet NJ. Chanblin
And r. NJ. Worsley
To Wed SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard Cham
bin of Round Hill. Va. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Janet May Chamblin, to Mr..
Robert Marvin Worsley, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Worsley and the late Mr.
Richard Worsley of Winchester.
Miss Chamblin is a graduate of
the Round Hill High School and
attended Temple Business College.
Mr.. Worsley is a graduate of Shen-
andoah High School in Shenandoah,
Va, and is employed in Winchester
The wedding will take place next
Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Mrs. Dwight Davis
Back in CapitaI

Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife of for
mer Secretary of War, who has
been at her summer home at
Southampton for a brief stay,
stopped in New York at the Hamp-
shire House for a day or so and re-
turned yesterday to Washington.
Mrs. Davis is one of the very busy
volunteer workers for the Red Cross,
where she gives full time.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
StauntOn Country
Club Buffet Supper

STAUNTON, Aug. 15.-MoSt OF
Stauntons social set hied them
selves to the country club tonight,
where members and their guests en-
joyed the first in a series of late
summer buffet suppers. Several
swimming parties were planned in
the club pool preceding the sup
per and from o'clock until mid
night there was dancing.
Among interesting visitors here
is Mrs. Kate Fauntelroy Miller, who
has arrived from her Florida home
for a series of visits and is the
guest of Mrs. Julius L. Witt at
Merrifield, her lovely home on the
Valley pike.
Mrs. E. w. Gibbs and her daugh-
ter Joan of Arlington are visiting
Mrs. L. C. Ware. This week Mrs
Ware took her guests to her sum-
mer camp, Silver Cliffs, in the near
by mountains. where her daughter
Mrs. David c. Eberhart, and Betty
Todd Eberhart, also of Arlington
are spending the summer
Mrs. Benjamin O. Blackford, who
has been in Washington for some
time visiting her daughter, Miss
Nelson Blackford, has returned
home.
Mr.. William A. Glasgow is here
from Washington, staying with his
mother. Mrs. Joseph A. Glasgow al
her home on Oakenwold terrace.
Newcomers here include 1t
Comdr. S. NJ Tucker. Mrs. Tucker
and their three children, who have
moved here from Arlington anc
leased house on East Beverley
street.
Mr.. Porter McCray has returned
10 Washington AFTER brief visit
with his parents.
Miss Rebecca Borden has come
from Washington to spend a week
with her mother, Mrs. T. NJ. Borden
Mr.. Thomas Clemmer, of the
University of Virginia, is spending
the week end with his mother, Mrs
Thomas F. Clemmer at her hom,
near the city. Mrs. Clemmer alst
is entertaining Miss Ann Nolant
of Arlington, Miss Mary France
Clemmer of Waynesboro and MI
Richard Whitney of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Mildred "A. Kettler
Bride Yesterday

Mrs. William J. Kettler announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Mildred Avery Kettler. to Mr..
Howard John Twilley. The cere-
mony took place yesterday at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton. The bride was attended by
Miss Elizabeth Taylor and the bride
groom by his brother, Sergt. Milford
Twilley.
A small reception for the family
and close friends was held at the
home of the bride Immediately fol-
| lowing the ceremony.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
HoWes at Resort

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Deering Howe
have gone to Southampton and are
spending the latter part OF August
at the Irving.