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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

NOR a grocery chain. my
Il friend saved the day by
spreading rumors that Their
butter was All black market
and mostly gear grease. col
rofcf with house paint their
beef was certified laundry
horse and their crab meat all
japanese and Struggled IN by
submarine, II worked wonders.
too.
And for a newspaper pub
Usher who was swamped with
advertising business. my friend
started a rumor that the owner
was a secret member OF the
Silver Shirts.
II not only saved him but Il
drove so much business over 10
his competitor that the COMPETE
tor went too deep into his white
paper allowance and may have
10 suspend for three months.
My old friend likes il back in
harness. Always a marvel at
thinking up dirty rumors and
Smears, his ingenuity is blazing
again and ne figures that he IS
dong his blt TO win the war.
Copyrsht, isi3, ~ rnlted Features synt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

just the same" the executive
insisted. "A picket line would
jam the place with business.
Things have changed. We have
got 10 get a new approach"
The solution was a radio
problem.
ENRST they wanted TO try
newspaper ads, but the
newspapers told them they
would have 10 stand In line on
the waiting list for about three
weeks and cut their space re-
quirements by two-thirds.
The advertising departments
were pretty cold, anyway, want
ing 10 know il their advertising
was really essential and how
much space they bought last
year so that they could figure
their quota.
So, as I said, they went 10
the air with an advertising plug
mooched into a new broadcast
three times a day in which the.
announcer hammered away on
the idea that these clothes
were made entirely by union
labor and sold by union clerks
and the effect was miraculous.
Sales went off 25 per cent in
"a hours aHd-wftf1tr1 week-tffTe
situation was thoroughly under
control.
They are keeping it up as
institutional advertising TO hold
sales down.
Eor-the- end-nL tha-mar-
old tnend IS planning a cam
palGn 10 revive and rebuild
sales IN which the announcer's
theme VIII be that these clothes
are strictly scab. made in fink
shops and sold only by rats.
They figure that Will bring the
customers tearing back.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Nasim ceskym hospodynkam a
kucharinkam k laskavemu
povsimnuti.

Prfstf stredu, ~. kvetna ce-
skoslovenska skupina zenske
Civic L1gy, Augustin Herman
skupina z1castni Sc Flower
Market. Podavame vysvetlen1
tenn, kteTi jeste nevedf O tonic
"Kvetinovem Trhu" ktery jest
pofadan kazdorocne ma 1pati
pomnlku Washingtona ma Mt.
Vernon namesti. Pdvodne byl
tento Flower Market" zave-
den V Baltimore nekym, KIDD
pred mnoha lety navstivil tako-
vyto trh V Praze a prinesl onu
myslenku k nam. V tonic tr-
hu ceskoslovenske matky wy
stavuj1 sve cukrarske vyrobky.
Take napis ma nasf boude ozna
mule "Ceskoslovenske Cukro-
vinky."
Pc mnoho rokd nasf 1castf
pfispely jsme k 1spechu Kveti-
noveho Trhu a rady bychom
uvidely abychom i letosniho ro-
ku mely 1spech. Ia prve chce-
me pomoci cinnosti zenske CT
vic Lie a "a druhe chceme po-
moci ceskoslovenskemu zajmu.
Prijfmame buchticky, kolac-
ky, listy, sisky, jablecny gavin
(strGdl), dorty, atd. Letos to
name vse test nasledkem "pri-
delovan1' (rationing). KIDD
m1zete, prosime pomozte nam
upecte neco a dodejte pf. Vik-
tori Rysankove, predsedce bou-
dy neb pf. Barb. Rob, spolu-
predsedce. Ia vsechno budeme
povdecny. Abychom vedely
jak 81 stojfme, zadame by bylo
vyse jmenovanym damam las
KAYE oznameno kdo co daruje.
Potion pros1me by bylo pecivo
odevzdano We stredu rano do 8
bod. aneb v 1tery vecer.
Zastavte Sc urcite u nasf bou-
dy az navstiv1te "Flower Mar
ket". Ia vse diky.
Zimmerman Sc S krajanskym
pOzdravem,
Josef1na P. Peroutkova,
pTedsedka
Augustln Herman Skupiny
Zenska Civic Lfga.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

Dublin, (Reuter). = Sean
Lemass, ministr zasobovanf pro
hlasil v Bray, re "behem valky
hlavnlm bodem irsk6 politiky
je a Dude neutralita."
Vlada neslibuje, re "a valky
budou pomery lepsf. Naopak
z1stanou tvrde do konce valky.
We sve reel pravil, re vseobec-
ne volby budou konany v neko-
lika tydnech a varoval, ably re-
me neoctla sc pod vladou, We
kterou nebude mfti dIveru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Theodore R.
McKeldin byl zyolen
mayOrem mesta v
1ternich yolbach.

Republican Theodore R. Nc
Keldin porazil ~nynejsfho ma
yora Howard w. Jacksona vet
sinou 10000 HAST.
Avsak celia radnicnf admin
~strace je demokraticka. Cesky
radni JAMES T. KLfMA zno-
vuzvolen.
Pfedsedou mestske rady zvo-
len demokrat Thomas E. Con-
Ion. Zv1tezil vetsinou vice .jak
10000 HAST mad republika-
mem S. R. Levinsonem.
Kontrolorem zvolen demo-
KRAFT Howard E. Crook. Zvite-
I'll vetSinou 10000 hlas1 mad
republikanem Howard C. Bee
KEN.
Celia mestska rada sc sklada
re samych demokrat1 a zvole-
nj nasledujfcf:
1. DISTRICT
VIM. Bonnet. D. 9,158
s. T. Jarosinski, d. 1854
S. N. Friedel, D. 1902
2. DISTRICT
Medic Waldt, D. 1900
j. T. Klima, d. 7,4O8
John f. ConrOy, d. 1906
3. DISTRICT
j. T. Mullen, D. 1887
Geo. HI. Fallon, D. 1903
James F. Arthur, d. 1878
4. DISTRICT
j. j. Edelman, d. 1O,395l
Maxwell Alpert, D. 10,328l
Leon Abramson, D. 1O,165|
S. DISTRICT
Charles J. Wells, D. 14,3O5I
Z. E. Falter, D. 14,O96l
Jerome Sloman, D.. 1874
6. DISTRICT
E. A. Freburger, D. 1901
Ella A. Bailey, D. 8,O25
w. Kotmair, D. 1887
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
NaSich Maminek.

V case, kdy prfroda odena
jest svym nejkrasnejsfm haven
a primo hyr1 barvami, oslavf-
me "Den Matek'', slavf je i pff-
roda sama, nebot ona jest tez
matkou vsech tech kvftkd, KITE
re vid1me kdesi ma mezi az pc
k%ralovnu r6zf, O vsechny Sc
stejne stara a je f1df jake mat
ka svoje dftky.
Tento "Svatek Matek" by mel
byti nejvetsfm svatkem v roce
pro vsechny lidi bez rozdflu,
nebot vsichni musfme byti vde-
chi "a svdj zivot jenom CHAT
|ce".
V Americe byla Size Matka
vzdycky ctena, ale uznanf Sc il
dostalo teprve cd presidenta
Woodrow Wilsona re dine 8.
kvetna 1914 kdy poprve tired
ne byl prohlasen Svatek Matek
ma druhou nedeli mesice lasky
= tehdy to bylo 9. kvetna. Po-
dobnou proklamaci a oslavu
"Dne Matek" uznalo tez Ces->
koslovensko poprve V roce
1926 = 10. kv6tna jak toho ro-
ku pripadl. Tento svatek lax
zde tax i v Cechach nebyl stvo-
fen um6lecky, ale vznikl z nej-
uslechtilejsfho srdce cloveka,
ktere nedovede nikdo ma svete
Jiny uvtofit neil matka. Vsi-
chni velc1 muzove jsou znamf
svymi vyroky o sv6 matce, ku
pflkladu uvad1me naseho pre-
sidenta F. D. Roosevelta, ktery
Sc zafivou tvar1 honosil sc vzdy
Jeho matkou; dale T. G.. Masa-
ryka, presidenta Osvoboditele
nas1 stare vlasti, ktery rekl, re
"a to, elm je, a CO vykonal =
vdecl pouze sve matce. Jsou
to slova dobTe promyslena a
pronesena velkym clovekem,
mysticism a vedatorem, ktery
vedel CO Tekl. A proto, kdo
muzete a mate vaSf maminku
ma zivu, jdete k nj a s radost-
nym usmevem stisknete tn dra-
hou jej1 ruku ktera tax ne1na-
vne pro vase dobro pracovala,
podejte j kv1tko ma d1kaz las
ky, re j stale milujete, jako
kdyz jste byli male deti. ia
vim a jsem 81 jista, re mnozf by
tax radi ucinili kdypy matku
neztratili tento rok, nebot
"Matka" jest domov-bez mat
ky domov nenf mic, jest nena-
hraditelna. A Wy, kterych mat
ky Sc odebraly odkud jiz nenf
navracenf a odpoc1vajf v poko-
il pc tech zivotn1ch bojfch, ma
vstivte V "Den Matek" .jejich
hrob a mGzete-li, ozdobte no
kv1tim a venujte jim drahou
vZpominku:
Spete klidne, "Draha Matko",
Vas zaslouzeny vecny sen,
"a Vast praci pro mas deti
my nikdy ma Vas nezapomenem
"Uvadly jiz mnohe lfstky ma
te VAST RUIZ krasne," nemohou
tn byti S Mani, nebot sevel, ne
1prosne smrti odval nam je do
neznama. We vesmlru sc vsak
"Draha Maminko" nikdy nikdo
neztratil, to budiz nam vsem u
techou re z hrobu Vaseho Ease
jine krasne "RGze Vykvetou."
M. SENGER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
ku Dni Matek.

OoloVo OVdChu lldCGh J0 ,JlSCo
velice pekny zvyk a vsechny
matky 81 toho pine zaslouzf, a.
by alespon jednou v roce bylo
ma ne nejakou oslavou vzpome-
nutO.
"Matka" = jake to krasne
slovo! Co vsechno v sobe obsa-
huJe, dovede 81 kazdy spravne
uvedomit tepdve tenkrat, az je
od nj ma sta a sta mil vzdalen,
nebo az il uz nema. Kdyby-
chom 81 to uvedomili drive, co
vsechno pro mas maticka INA
mena, zajiste bychom sc snazi-
Ii DAFT il ma jevo vice lasky a
vdecnosti.
Matka vzdy ma pro sve dfte
naruc otevrenou. Vzdy dove
de najft leku ma bolest sveho
ditka - jestlize Sc pr hire uho-
d1, tn je to matka, ku ktere Sc
svou bolest1 nejdrive utfka =
matka pohladf a d1te pod dote-
KEN jeff brzy zapom1na ma svo-
j bolest. Kdyz dfte vyroste v
dlvku, jinocha, a polka je ne
jake bolestne zklamanf v 1.-Two
te, tn Ease pro svou bolest du-
sevnl hleda 1techy u sve mat
ky a trebaze srdce matcino kr-
vacl mad bolesti dftete, prece
Sc Ease snazf jak nejlepe dove
de, ably jeff dfte ma sve bolest-
ne zklamanf co nejdrfve zapo-
mnelo. Ba i kdyz syn, dcera
zalozl 81 svoji vlastn1 rodinu a
pride MONA nestest1 a r1zna
trapeni, tn Ease 81 jde pozalo-
vat ku sve matce a ia ustarana
maticka Ease hledf utesit a po-
radit. Cely zivot Sc stara O bla-
no svych det1, vzdy Sc snazf u
chit pro ne to nejlepsf, deti
jsou prvn1mi, ona je vzdy az
poslednf - takova je matka.
Je tax nenarocna, re il stacf Ike
stesti, kdyz vidf, re jsou jejf
deti spokojeny a jestlize Sc di-
te ma nj usmeje, rekne il, re
il ma RADIO a svou lasku a vdec-
most il projevf, tn vi, re nadar-
mo nezila, vi, re splnila dobre
svdj ukol matky.
V teto dobe je oslavovanf to-
hoto dine jakousi dtechou pro
ty matky, ktere mali sve syny
ma vojne. Kolik blahopTani,
kolik telegram1 Sc v tento den
rozlet1 pc svete a vsecky mi
skoro stejne: "Te nejlepsf, nej-
drazsf mamince ma celem sve-
to-" Kolik matek 81 mad tako-
wynn telegramem zaplace, ale
jsou to, Shy radosti, re jejf syn
81 V tento den ma nj vzpomnel.
Ale kolika Ease matkam pote-
cou proude mslzy bolesti, vzdyt
jiz nekolik let nedostaly AMI te
nejmens1 zpravicky cd sveho
draheho syna, ktery opustil
svou vlast, ably v daleke cizine
bojoval Ia jejf svobodu. A ma
bolest tech matek, ktere tTeba
jeste loni dostaly cd sveho syna
telegram, ktery je ucinil nejvys
stastnymi, ale ktery uz letos
nedostanou, protoze ten, ktery
no postal, nen1 jiz vice mezi Ii
vymi, ma bolest techto maticek
nenf leku, jejich srdce trpf nej-
vice.
A proto, moi mill, kterf ma
tie .jeste tn svou drahou matte
ku, pamatujte ma nj, budte il
vdecni "a vse, co pro vas "a &C.
II zivot vykonala a jestlize il k
jej1mu svatku darujete tTeba
sebemensf darecek, vase matte
ka Dude nit nesmfrnou radost.
A ostatnf, kterf jiz tn drahou
nemame, venujme jill
svou nejvdecnejs1 vzpom1nku.
Anna Hrankova, Kanada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

Ctena redakce "Telegrafu," vyprosuji 81 ~uverejne
lattice Bozl!
Dobry den vincuju lobe Pannenko Maria,
poteSen1 mole, Maticko mila,
jak 81 krasna, spanila, Svatohorska Maria,
poteSen1 mole Maticko mila.
Jak krasne mistecko isl 81 zvolila,
ably isl Cd mas vsech uctena byla,
zanechme vs1 prace, pojdme k te dobre Matce,
tam radost1 zaplesa naSe srdce.
Jak ~stastna, radostna tato hodina,
kdyz ma Tebe patT1m, Pannenko Maria,
srdce laskou plapola, lobe Panno Maria
vOlam: Zdravas, Zdravas, Panno Maria.
Kdybych ia nemohla k lobe jfd,
Tvoj1 residence nemohla n"avSt1viti,
chci TvGj obrazek l1bat, vzdycky ma nej pohlfzet,
S Tebou sc Maria tesiti budu.
Kdyz m1j ell dopadne, muslin re sveta jiti,
Tebe O Maticko vice nespatfiti.
Vezmi dust V I've ruce pi posledn1 hodince,
uved il do nebe, zadam TIE re srdce.
PTijmi O Maria tuto kyticku,
maly rdzenecek, peknou pfsnicku,
tn ia lobe daruji, protoze TIE mlluji,
ma sto tislckrate tt poZdravuji.
Kdyz mGj Gil dopadne, muslin re sveta jiti.
Tebe O Maticko vice nespatriti,
pros1m ia TIE pro Boha, Maticko ma rozmila,
neopoust6j me Pannenko Maria.
Primluv Sc k Synacku, Maticko mila.
at Jest odpustena nam hrisnym VIVA,
Amen neb jiz zav1ram, milost cd Tebe zadam,
vyslyS mne O Maria, at Stastne zkOnam.
Vyslys O Maria mole zp1van1,
Tebe pozdravuji nebeska PAM,
srdce lobe daruji, protoze TIE miluji,
s Tebou sc Maria tesiti budu. Amen.
S 1ctou, BARBORA 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Japonci opst pouzili otravneho
plvnu " Cine.

V cfnskem komunike byla O.
pet vznesena zaloba, re Japon-
ci pouz1vajf otravnych plynd
proti cfnskym vojskdm. Vice
nez deset plynovych stTel dopa
dlo v Hsinkiangu v jihozapad-
nj sansi mezi cfnsk6 vojaky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

- Pozdrav z New Yorku "a
s1la "Telegrafu" a znamym
krajan Frank Tuna, ktery me-
Skal nekolik dn1 ma ~navsteve v
teto americke metropoli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z krajanskych kruhI.
G2aNA %
NE'~ N@NA
|Th 8 q Z8NT

Rudy Kiliana. We ctvrtek, 20.
dubna pan cap pTinesl name
lGm Rudy a Betty Kilianovym
do jejich domova, 1908 May
field Ave-, zdrav6ho klucinu,
ktery Dude pojmenovan Viktor
Vaclav Kilian. Mamnika a
kloucek jsou zdravy. Krone
stastneho taty mali i velkou
radost 81 d6dice pc meci" de-
deckove Frank Kilian a Fred
Oufecky.
- Is. dubna narodil Sc V
South Baltimore nemocnici
manzelum Walter E. a Lillian
Ransom z Aberdeen Proving
Grounds zdravy chlapecek, kite
remu dano jmeno Donald
Charles. PAM Lillian Ransom
je dcerou znamycL narodnfch
pracovnfkG Franka a Marie
Steiner, 712 Glover ulice. Lii
Ian byla "a svobodna cinnou
pracovnicf a tajemnicf Lodge
Free State G. S. A. Jejf man
Eel je Warrant Officer pride
leny do Ordance skoly V Aber-
deem, Md. z narozeni vnouc-
ka mali dedecek a babicka
Steinerovi velikou radost!
- SvaZkem manzelskym
spojeni byli "a. dubna Edward
A. Fret z Essex, Md. a Florence
M. Beranek. Snatku pozehnal
Rev. Frank Novak kostele &C.
skO-Moravskych BratTi. Vecer
Ia velmi cetn6 navstevy snatek
slaven byl V mfstnostech Demo-
kratickeho Klubu 7. wardy.
= Syn krajand Alberta a
Josefy Taborskych z 816 N.
Montford Ave-, Richard Tabor
sky byl povysen o Velikonocfch
ma kaprala U. S. leteck6ho sbo-
ru.
- Sergeant Willie stetka z
letiste Chanute Field, ILL.,, me-
Ska tyto dny ma dovolene u sve-
no otce Franka Sticky, 2O1O|
Ashland Ave. Minute pondelf
dostavil Sc ma karetnf zabavu
G. N. Sc V Sokolovn6, kde set
kal Sc mnohymi znamymi.
- Vazenf krajane!
V nedeli, 2. kvetna poskytla
Sc nam prflezitost ztraviti kras-
ny vecer v Johns Hopkins Play
shop V Homewood, kde bylo
sehrano divadlo "A House in
Bohemia Hra ia, sepsana p.
Roland Elwy Mitchell vyhrala
prvnf cenu re vsech her, ktere
byly zde podany. Provedeni
teto hry bylo nadhern6 a vzbu-
dilo veliky zajem u nasich kra-
janG, kteT1 Sc pTisli podfvati.
Skoda, re m1stnost nebyla vet
81 ably Sc mohlo vice nasich lidf
zGcastniti.
Zajist6 pTinesIo to mnoho
vzpom1nek nam vsem, ale take
to ponechalo hluboky DOZEN a
melo by to vzbuditi vetsf zajem
o nase pOvinnosti pro narodn1
praci.
Dramaticky odbor Johns Hop
kins Playshop zajist6 zasluhu-
je tn nejlepsf pochvalu "a je-
jich skvelou namahu. Kazdy
sehral svoji 1lohu tax 1--WE, tax
jiste, re bylo radost sledovat
cel6 pFedstavenf.
Del hry Sc odehral v dome
obuvnfka pred a pTi znicen1
vesnice "Lidice" a znazornuje
jak t6zce mas lid zije pod nacis-
tickym barbarstvfm. Nell by
chom vsichni wit 81 dobry pff-
klad z teto hry a venovat vice
casu a penez pro rozsirovan1
pomoci odbojove akce.
Zajist6 pc ukoncenf divadla
nebylo AMI jedineho sucheho O.
ka O rozesli jsme Sc S tou pew
nou myslenkou, re pres vsech-
ny pTekazky mas Ceskosloven-
sky Narod vytrva a ma konec
zv1t6z1. J. P.
- Prist6hovalecka naturali-
sluzba u. S. Dept. Spra-
vedlnosti a divise vychovy pro
velke Dept. pro Vyucovanf O.
znamujf, re IL. kvetna (stTe-
da) v 8 hodin vecer Dude Sc
konati Vyrocnf Shromazd6nf a
Den Novych ObcanG
v Auditoriu skoly els. as, rob
Broadway a North Ave. Bude
program. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07

BARBORA SLECHTA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-05-07
Prani ku dni Matek.

Ctena redakce TELEGRAPH" vyprosuji 81 uverejnenf pranl
Maticce Bozi!
Evening star., 1943-02-14
AND SCAlY SCALP

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ment with good scalp tonic Samuels
Tonic used as directed produces good
results. For clean hair and scalp use
SamuNs Tonic.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

rama, where she will remain for
the early spring season.
Miss Mae Young, who has been
away for several weeks on a series
of visits in Washington, Orange and
Charlottesville. Va, returned home
this week and has reopened her
apartment in the Woodward.
1t, A, Erskine Sproul. United
States Medical Corps, whose en-
gagement to Miss Ruth Peters was
announced early this week by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kenneth
Peters, has returned to his station
at Davis-Monthan Field, Tuscon,
Ariz.
Misses Virginia and Jean Beard,
who have been here for a several
days visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Beard, have
returned to Washington.
Mrs. Joseph K. Alexander and
her small son, Joseph K, jr., who
have been guests for a month of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason Rock
well, of Glastonbury, Conn, were
joined in Washington by Mr. Alex
ander and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Hamp Of Arlington,
before returning to Staunton.
Mrs Homer S. Henkel and her
daughter, Mrs James D. Snobble,
have returned to Staunton from a
three-month sojourn in Florida.
Mrs. Henkel has reopened her
apartment on East Beverly street,
where Mrs. Snobble will be with
her Indefinitely while Ensign Snob-
BILE, now on duty in Panama, is away.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
In Middle West

Mrs. Grace P. Gallagher Is visit
ing friends iu Chicago and the Mid.
die West.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Fredericksburg
Residents in Miami

FREDERICKSBURG, March 90
Mr.. and Mrs c. O'Conor Goolrick
are visiting Maj. and Mrs. James
Ashby, jr., in Miami for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson and
their son Spencer of Arlington are
visiting Mrs. Hudsons parents, MIR.
and Mrs M. H. King.
Mrs. l.. R. Wilcox is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Walter M. Franklin, jr., in
Plainfield, N. J.
Miss Diana Rowe has returned
from Arlington, where she visited
Miss Deborah Ann Savage for sew
eral days.
Miss Betty Wales and her guests,
Miss Frances Bushnell, Miss Mary
Lou Shannon, Miss Belle Baldwin
and Miss Ann Bemiss, have returned
to Richmond after several days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wales
at their home, WoodlaWn, near here
Mrs. Robert w. Washington and
her young daughter Lloyd have left
for Macon, Ga, where she will visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E
Yates, for month. Later she plans
to join her husband, who is a flight
instructor with the Navy at Corpus
Christi, Tex
Mrs. Dwight N. Chaplin and her
young daughter Judy. who have
been visiting in New York City for
three weeks, have returned to their
home here.
Maj. A. S. Moffett of Pyote, Tex,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. Edwin
Hemphill, and DR.. Hemphill
Mrs. E. J. Robinson of Jamaica,
N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. H. B.
Lane at her home here.
Miss Louise Jackson of Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of Miss Ann
| Timberlake.
Mrs. Elsie L. Lower of Atlanta is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A..
Lower.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Manassas and Other Virginia Places
Clark johnson Is Expected Home
From West Over the Week End
Mrs. B. Hiees Le,e,is to Be Hostess
At Bridge Tomorr0u, Afternoon

MANASSAS, March 20-Mr. Clark
Johnson will return this week end
from San Francisco, where he has
been for the past two weeks. and will
join Mrs. johnson and their three
children at their home here.
Mrs B. Higgs Lewis will be hostess
at bridge Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Ar
rington. Guests will be Mrs Stewart
Mrs. Stanley Owens, Mrs. J. Carl
Kincheloe, Mrs. R. J. Ratcliffe, Mrs.
Arthur Sinclair and Mrs. Arlington.
Cadet J. Worthington Alvey, who
recently completed four years at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, is
spending some time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Alvey at
Catharpin while awaiting his call
to the Army.
Miss Mary D. Lynch of Petersburg
spent the week end here with her
grandmother, Mrs. Patrick Lynch.
Miss Lynch had as her guest Miss
Lucy Gibson of Greenway Downs,
Falls Church
Mrs A. o. Weldon will entertain
at a luncheon and knitting bee
Thursday at her home when guests
will be Mrs. r. L. Byrd, Mrs. E. K.
Evans, Mrs. c. B. Compton, Mrs. M.
Bruce Whitmore, Mrs. E. B. Gldd-
ings and Mrs. Joseph Kincheloe.
The occasion will honor Mrs. Kin
cheloe's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle S. Rohr have
returned from short stay in Rich
mond.
Capt. John Beard of Fort Belvoir
is spending the week end with Mrs.
Beard at their home on Grant
avenue.
Miss Nancy Leigh Didlake and
Miss Betty Gore Didlake of St.
Anne's School, Charlottesville, ar
rived Thursday for their spring vaca-
ton and with their mother, Mrs. T.
E. Didlake, have gone to West Point,
N. Y, where they are guests of the
latterS brother-in-law and sister,
Col. and Mrs. Benjamin Jacobson,
for the week end.
Mr.. James Knox of the United
States Legation, Ottawa, Canada,
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Waters had
visiting them for the week end their
granddaughter, Miss Martha Lane
Waters of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sinclair have
as their guest at their home their
daughter, Mrs. Anne Sinclair Young
Of Washington.
Miss Gretchen Burhen of ST.
Agnes School, Alexandria, will ar
rive the latter part of the week to
spend a two-week holiday with her
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph G. Kin
cheloe.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd of Occoquan
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Herring
of Featherstone Farm have returned
from their annual vacation in
Florida.
Cadets Frank Parrish and Harry
Parrish, who until recently were
students at V. P. l., are at Wofford
College, Spartanburg, S. c., for
preliminary Air Corp training.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bruce Whitmore
had as their guests for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Whitmore of
Washington.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Miss Wolford.
Mr.. Bennington
Are Married
Ceremony Held in
Ne,V York Avenue
Church Last Niehf

White gladioluses and white snap
dragons decorated the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church for the
marriage of Miss Constance Ellen
Wolford. daughter of Mrs. Samuel
Clarke Wolford of Washington, to
Mr.. Charles Clenton Bennington,
son of Mrs. Roberta Bennington of
Kansas City. The wedding took
place last evening at 7:30 o'clock,
with the Rev. Peter Mashau officiat-
ing.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. George Harley Dixon. She
wore a wool lilac suit with a match
ing f1owered hat and carried a white
Bible with white gardenias and
streamers Of white satin tied with
sweet peas
Miss Jean Hoffman Taylor,
wearing a chartreuse suit with black
accessories and a corsage of talisman
roses, was the brides only attend
ant. Mr. McKinn H. Wells of New
York City was the best man.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was given at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
ut-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs George Harley
Dixon of Piedmont, w. Va, and
Mrs. John Dan Taylor of Moorefeld,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington will
make their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
for Spring

For youthful smartness, wear smart fur jacket
or scarf over your Spring costume . Saks
Quality Fur that merits the important place it will
occupy in your wardrobe. Jackets of Silver Fox,
Dyed Squirrel and other fine furs are here in
wide variety. Scarfs of natural Mink and Silver
Fox are specially priced now.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Here

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Evans, who
have come with their family from
Chapel Hill, N. c., are occupying
their new home at 2025 South Ran
dolph street, Arlington. Mr.. Evans,
who was transferred from the Uni
versity of North Carolina, is an
economist in the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.