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Evening star., 1944-09-09
Travel Club to Hear
OF Vacation Tribs

Through the courtesy of Mrs. John
T. Lucker, president of the Women's
City Club, the Wanderlust Travel
Club will hold its first meeting of
the fall and winter season at 8 pm,
Tuesday at the City Club, 1888 /
street NV.
Colored films taken by members
on a weekend trip to Piney Noun
tain Inn will be featured and yaca.
ton reports Of Canada given by
Miss Carol Arnold, Miss Beryl Bran
non and Miss Mae Hickey, all past
presidents. Miss Katherine Farrell
will tell of her holiday in the
Poconos.
The group will bid goodby to Miss
Roberta Wollenhaupht, Who is leav-
Ing for Rome this month to take
an assignment with the Foreign
Economic Administration.
Miss Alice Matthews, president
Will preside, assisted by Miss Doro-
thy Rolfes, Miss Arnold and Miss
Hickey.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Deaths Reported

Augustins Rupertus, Sc. e2s oaliatin st
Mary e. Murphy, "a. 651o End st. NV
HoMard r. Winters, 80, st. Elizabeth,
Louisa Bruegser. 80. Norfolk. VI.
Corinne H. Castleman. 81, 1920 Upton 1t
Agnes n. Swaser, 66, 3Ib 18th 1t. ne.
SuSan r Curry, SO. 1908 3rd st. sc.
EoDert Murphy. SO, 10 18th st. ne.
rIorence v. Klein, 65, Indianhesd, Nd.
CHARLES 8. Shotwell, 85. sol Bond bids.
anna L. Davis, 65 1917 Legation st. NV
german Shapiro. "a, 1889 Upshur ST.
Sefvineton w. Hurrell, SO, 1914 Buchanan
Mime A.: -Alger. e2, Arlington. Va.
"Indm Indinr!h horbach, alias Huston, SO. 225
Fhhomas sine n. Green. 52, Chevy Chase, Nd
Eaward c. Fenhagen. 48, Baltimore.
naoie z. Bailey, 45. 3OO2 Nj ct. s.e.
Blanche rulghum. a., 843 Park I'd. NV.
Ehad EEhiehsrd walker o. I6O 36th st. ne.
Csnottie ]. Jordan. 68, 17l7 1st st. NV.
Mary =. jackson. 81. $40 Gath st. NV.
Bertha Barnes, 80. 1900 Irving st. NV.
William Love. 81. Fairmont Heishts, Nd.
Marsaret Curtis, 20. 327. Virginie ave. s.w.
Donald 3. Gary, q, Arlington, Va.
Leon Brown. 8, 405 42nd st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
JezviSh Juniors Plan.
open House. Tuesdn,

An open house" gathering for
members and friends of the National
Council of Jewish Juniors will in
augurate the councils membership
drive for the season at $50 pm.
Iuesday at the Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and @ streets NV
The program will include a short
tax on the organizations history.
its philanthropies and other actiyi,
ties, by Mrs. Edward Sonneborn
past president of the National Coun-
Gil OF Jewish Women. Mrs. Robert
snyder and Miss Dordy Shiller. past
presidents of the junior council. also
Will participate. Entertainment for
servicemen will be featured and re-
freshments served.
Miss May Tucker, first vice presi-
dent, is chairman for the eve.
ming. The acting president is Miss
Dorothy Steinberg.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
arlington COP Unit
Plans Tea FridQv

Mrs. William H. Logan, national
committeewoman from Virginia, and
Mrs. Lawrence Michael, Republican
candidate for Congress from the
9th congressional district of Vir-
ginia, will be introduced, respec-
lively. by Mrs. Robert Davis and
Mrs. Leonie M. Gilbert at a tea to
be given by the Arlington Repub-
lican Women's Council at 2 pm.
Friday at Rixey Mansion.
The committeewoman will report
on Virginia women's part in the
presidential compaign and give first
hand news of the National Fedora
ton Of Women's Republican Clubs
biennial convention, which she at
tended in Louisville, KY.
A business meeting to complete
the councils precinct organization
will precede the program, which will
be followed by refreshments In the
sunroom. where Mrs. C. H. Bell.
Mrs. Robert w. McNulty, Mrs. r,
Wilson Camp and Mrs. D. H
Reynolds will preside as hostesses.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Seh-Suppoting Hospitals
Urged by Citizens Group

A resolution requesting the build
ing OF self-supporting hospitals In
each section Of the city was passed
at the first 1944-45 meeting of the
Randle Highlands Citizens Associa-
ton last night. A copy Of the reso-
luton was sent to Senator Bilbo
chairman of the Senate District
Committee.
The association opposed the bill
IN Congress which would change
the name Of Nichols avenue to Ohio
avenue stating that "tl1e avenue was
named after a DR.. Nichols who gaye
the Government the land which
Saint Elizabeth's Hospital grounds
occupies.
Eli Busada and William Prohasks
were nominated to be vice president
ana treasurer, respectively, while
the posts Of president and secretary
were held open until the next meet
ing.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Local Institutions Benefit
In Will Of Miss Canine

Several local Institutions are t.
benefit from the estate of Mis-,
Catherine Cantine, who died her,
August rs, at the age of So, leavins
an estate valued at more thar
$87 900. A petition for probate of thu
will has been filed at District Court
Miss Cantine made her home al
1888 Connecticut avenue NV.
Among local institutions to bene.
fit are the st. Vincent de Paul So.
ciety, which is to receive 5000: thu
Salvation Army, 5000; the Contra,
Union Mission, $4,000 and the First
Congregational Church, $500.
Mrs. Mabel C. Yates, of the 20t
block of Massachusetts, avenue NE.
q friend, is bequeathed $4,000 and
the residue Of the estate after GER
tain other specific bequests are taken
care of..
Frederick P. Dewitt of Mahopac
N. Y, whom the will named execu-
tor, was left 5000.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Births Reported
ohm and Mary Allen, girl.

John and Mary Allen, girl.
ArtSar snd adr,d atdya A,nsssn A.een Sos boy
Charles and Anne Bailey. hin' siTi HIs'
Harold and Doris Bladen. boy,
robert and md Eva sSsa Bo%ep.. BSUnq. siri. siri.
Ghnfies Giare .na ans Ross Maasiins a Brown. boy.
James and Esther Clarke, boy.
Coleman and Marion Cook, girl.
RoSfe5t Rofr5 S and IEli,habeth li creirhton, girl.
hsurene. UMsra and and MeTy sI;y,Ps,n penney girI
Dayid and Ruth Evans, girl.
Andrew and Ellen Farkss, girl.
iossph ios,;e .nd and aada MARY Farrell. Eiri.
HsnTy and Eleanor freeiand. girl
eorae ssns ana ana Rsb1 RsFls I.,ndi IHswkips boy.
Jack and Betty HerreIi. boy yo''
M1iiam MW1iiiilam and Elizabeth Hickey. boy.
ErsSor,, Mi.Son and Mary Higdon, boy.
Charles and Blanche Manfin' siri III
Miresco and Frances Marino, boy
JOSEPH .nd nd A1fa1ha 1rsinaM Maasg: Mei1: boy, siy,
Harry and Joyce Mosfiwits. fif girl sir''
cRarIes & ssd .nd n6nsisnce kii.ace 6Moupin. girl.
Henry Henry and Gertrude McGettisan, boy,
WiIii,n1a H1HfrI ana Evelyn McIlyeen, boy.
Auu 1ioLla McNaIly, girl
Exns ELans and Jena Nash, girl.
EdWln ana Alice Neff. airi
Sonn po,i ana Carrie Pavolovsky, boy,
Michael and Sarah Pszak. hox
aired and Viola Popkess' bow
CHARLES and Grace Price siri'
Farker and Madelyn Riday. girl
seymour and Frances Rosehili. sirl
EDWARD and Anne Rubin how
rIeQerlck and Roberta Sanders Inv
Io', TIUsn ano virginia Schrader, girl.
LOUIS ana Belleen Shiovitz. boy
SMiknt ana Bette Snider, boy
Tlcnard and Lillian Swigart. boy-
Earl ana Maureen Taylor. boy
son ana Elizabeth Van Murphree o;
Sta1Iey and Anna Vinson, girl si
Tleoerlck and Viola Wegand. boy
anUmas ana Josephine Woods, girl
bbxis ana Lillian Allen, girl.
EEooelt and Mary Bennett, girl.
I.n,nsse ana ODESSA Brooks, girl.
gsmes ~ ana Gloria Brown, boy.
ThsSmono ana Helen Bynum, boy.
Frankiin and Mary Glenn .;r''
HQtand and Lille Hunter. bow
robert and Julia Johnson sjr,
Lawrence and Elaine Lacey. xiri
lotion and Mildred Lee. siri
6enry and Cleo Macdonald. bov
HuIus and Mildred Marbury. 6ov
Jonn ana Gertrude Miller, girl.
Leo ana Edna Parsons pirl
jeremiah and Elizabeth Perry. cir,
Snarne and Thelma Solomon. Tiri
Everett and Jean Upton, boy
Wllnam and Amy Wallace. boy.
coward and Mary Willaby. boy
BOOKER ana Margie Williams, boy.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
II announcement
OF MarriQqe

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram L. Welsh an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Welsh,
to the Rev. l.. Burns Saltzgiver, son
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Willard Saltz-
giver of York, Pa.
The ceremony took place June Is
In Hyde Park, Cincinnati, the Rev.
Henry Cassler of Chillicothe off,
ciating.
Mrs. Saltzgiver is a graduate of
Packer College in New York and
Rev. Saltzgiver was graduated from
Gettysburg College and Gettysburg
Theological Seminary. Formerly
with the National Training School
for Boys here, he now is chaplain
at the Federal Reformatory in El
Reno, Okla, where he and his bride
will make their home,
Evening star., 1944-09-09
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, assistant controller; Vir-
nc
xMATISR sSaa4i SSs' PHOTOGRAPHS. to learn
.sado faE PanAis RoYH
assfsraNr a II fasn s BUYER nT for linen. and do
mestic section of popular Washington dept.
store; permanent position for experienced
1EcS sa:fy Write Boz sts1
t 6lds;. near 18Th St and waiter Reed Hos
pital: excellent working conditions. beau
lS HoT.ns nna S m. .D sso
HssisISSr iNsi ISs pp
hour week; no Sunday work; very good
restsaPsnt o0'M,Ha MUST Be % ecisns and rsisS?s
Excellent salary and GOOD yoGking condi-
assisrAsa MxsASaR 3 aSs s5 s.sr, s oa
established finance in CO.; excellent oDporta-
sGrks 81 csEDiT sSis H
sssE g. srsz s.,sr,s.ss e
successful hotel career interested,
ssH RssrPnns WoaEd d EiEaSaH HoTf T.;
aSs,i auto BODY G shop. must Se honest and sober M
and able to produce; salary open; bring
release. Apply Monday morning to PIERCE
u. Aurp B3pY oP,r. SHOE; 1927 s For. eTsI H'sF dr.
AUTO GLASS MEN, essential war work
steady: excellent proposition to dependable
men. Apply Ct once, AUTO SEAT COVER
xUTio MECHANICS t2); mechanics help
ers !2): / fabrication man: 9-hour day
sssdsn s'ea fas:sRt H. Mod1 saf sssTFS5
S6To kspNHs scor.d WITH ons ssoo q
| "a aDH9 9NSk~ 1op NJ
wo5sing conditions, good PAX. Call ME.
SGanHs s12s sftsr S;IS %ERGTxNi. R ~. osa
sition With estabiished automobiIe agency:
q xriinston o. Fsirfsx County % preferred.
3Hre sE1 p sG29Sfe ssGG292Sf cs s.nssa Ssds to work in
shop, best possible working conditions,
.ssas sssssns 4 Fl .ist Nc 4so
sUTcaosl22 sisi; 81; l22o' ,rcHAs1cs-w. h.,.
Ss sn poSn s. sS1 .n ns's.
are classified ! critical industry 81 War
oTos co sss .ad Ss1 1o4t
s$SGS1ioS s$SS1i : M!c.As.c..,x. need n.se.n,s. a,
sslls Inclined vhc 4: drsit.s.s%ps e
e,s rss a 'sS a. Y h.,s go .fsh III
WHITE MOTOR Co. 112o 1st ct. ne
AUTo MECHANICS AND NELPERs. ex-
perienced, with tools; essential work; good
pay. Apply garage. CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY, 3241 Prospect ave. NV. Hirina
eBeEISSissses SESsss. .e. 81 to so
Ds UNioN hoon s sSe ao isi is
sSxEs ssx zoss q "a iSAxRis R HELPER. GOOD wage.
to sood worker. Phone Alexandria oslo
or TE. 1898 after am.
HAKER'S HELRERs this 10 kind Of posi-.
ton you win like; good pay, hours 8 a.m
Ro;4T ns T21zs sHa2d1az Sf.f' xsssSinasol xAssSzi "a
BIDS 18th and New York sve.
nA9TEND81, expsrieneed. steady pesitaon.
266, Collexe Park, Nd.
BA1TENU4R, white; permanent position
with TOP wases for . reliable and sxpsrt-
,snael sce sales. opoNNEfLS 3AoRni.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
By the Way
BETH BLAINE

The USO work in the North
east section OF Washington is
unique in many ways. 1t began
about q year and q half ago and
in this manner. -. The Northeast
Neighborhood Council, after an
extended survey and study of the
community for the purpose of
ascertaining its needs, found that
there were far too few recrea-
tional facilities for the many
young women war workers living
in that section. The problem
was put before the USO and this
is how they solved it. 80.
With the aid and cooperation
OF four Northeastern churches,
the Eastern Presbyterian, Ingram
Memorial, Keller Memorial Luz
theran and the Ninth Street
Christian Church (all of which
offered the facilities of their
buildings), an interesting and
varied program was arranged.
On Monday there were bridge
lessons at the Eastern Presbyte-
rian Church; Tuesday, square
dances at Ingram Memorial;
Wednesday and Thursday, groups
OF girls came to the Eastern Me-
mortal to use the sewing ma
chimes and other sewing facili-
ties, and Friday there were the
social dances at Ingram Me-
mortal Church.
, Volunteers from all the
churches helped with the pro-
gram-in fact, volunteers from
all the community. Working
hand in hand with the churches
and the Neighborhood Council,
the USO has brought a friendly
cooperation to the entire COM
munity that will long outlast the
war needs. They have stimu-
lated neighborhood activities
gotten people together and got
ten the churches to work to-
gether regardless of creed. -.
Only recently the USO arranged
with the Red Cross to set up a
surgical dressings unit in the
Eastern Presbyterian Church
already $50 volunteers have
signed up.
A young woman who has
played no small part in the USO
and neighborhood work in this
section is Miss Edith M. VIII
llams, principal of the Ludlow
and Taylor Schools. A native of
Washington. Miss Williams re-
ceived her education in part here,
where she tended public
schools and George Washington
University. She later took her
bachelors and masters degrees
from the University of Maryland
and attended the University of
Wisconsin and Harvard.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
La,0n Party Planned
BY Junior Hadassah

A lawn party with installation of
ofhcers, entertainment and a buffet
supper will open the season for the
Washington Unit of Junior Hadas-
sab at 4 pm. tomorrow at the home
OF Mrs. M. N. Cohen, IT'S Allison
street NV. Prospective members
are invited.
The slate of officers includes: Mrs
harry friedman, president: Miss
Ruth Blassberg, first vice president:
Miss Rose Bisker, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Lorraine Cash, third vice
president; Miss Rose Ziskind and
Miss Esther Sander. recording and
financial secretaries; Miss Bertha
Schwartz and Miss Ida Lees, cor
responding secretaries, and Miss
Minnie Glickman, treasurer.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
|JeaVi;b Groups
Planning Actipities

Three prominent Jewish groups
win gather this week with Victory
Bnai Birth Women holding their
third annual membership tea tomor-
row ut the home Of Miss Louise
Schurman, 45ol Argyle terrace NV,
and the business and professional
division, Warrington Hadassah, giv-
ing member bring gar
len supper party at 5 pm. tomorrow
lot the home Of Mrs. Joseph Berlin,
4536 Twenty ninth street NV. The
Women's League, Arlington Jewish
Community Center, will initiate the
coming year with meeting at $3.50
|p.m. Monday at the community
room, $50 Wilson boulevard, Ar
ungton.
"B'nai Birth In War and Peace"
win be the subject discussed by Ed
ward E. Grusd, editor Of the Ma
tional Jewish Monthly and former
president Of B'nai Birth Lodge Of
Northern Virginia, at the Victory
women's tea at which the member
ship chairman, Miss Evelyn Corn
blatt. assisted by Miss Schur-
man, Miss Lee Marks. Miss Helen
Gerson, Miss Edith Hershowitz,
Miss Mary Kartofel, Miss Sh.rlee
Wertheimer. Revelyn Kamp and
Jenny Friedman, will be in charge.
Isidor Cooperman, editor of The
New Palestine, will discuss the pres
ei1t Zionist scene at the Hadassah
supper party. reservations for which
should be made with the chairman,
Miss Mildred Kahn, Dupont O336,
or with the president, Miss Esther
kravitz, Randdoph 0420.
At the Arlington league meeting
Rabbi Samuel H. Berkowitz will be
featured In a talk on Jewish Art
as Reflected In High Holiday Lit
urgy," and Mrs. Ben Ivan Melni-
coff with resume of current events.
Other get-togethers will include pro-
grams of communal interest, A
cantata by the choral group also
Will be presented. Informal home
discussion groups will meet for study
under the guidance Of Mrs. Harold
Wilkenfeld, chairman of cultural ac-
tivities.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Il mbmIance Drive

A bond selling campaign for the
purchase of heavy-duty military
ambulances costing $3,430 each, has
been launched by the District Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union
with over $4,000 already having
been raised, according to the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey. In ad-
dition, the Stella Clayton Union
alone has financed the purchase Of
q vehicle.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONCORD AND NIAGARA GRAPES a.
QUAINT ACRES, Silver Spring -Colesville
I'd, Route 20, only mi, from the Dis
trict. SH. $50.
GAS wATER HEATERs-2o, 80. 40 gal
payments: immediate Installation. d. A.
STANSBURY. Lincoln 3O29.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any one other than myself
CHARLES T. RIDDLE 91O9 Autov. dr.,
i Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself WILLIAM T. EVANS, 2515 Ala
bama ave. Sc. Washington: d. C -
TECHNICAL BOOKS Of all publishers IN
stock STUDENTS BOOK CO.. PLOT
Penn ave NV MA. 1915.
WILL not be RESPONSIBLE for any debts
contracted BY any one other than myself.
WYNNE 8. NOEL. 1l16 sth st. NV. To-
Evening star., 1944-09-09
To We'd October II

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Norwood
announce the engagement of theil
daughter, Miss Tillie Norwood, tc
Capt. Samuel Fishman, Medical
Corps, A. U. S., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Fishman OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Norwood Is a native Wash
ingtonian and has been active In
philanthropic circles. Capt. Fish.
man is graduate of the University
OF Buffalo College of Medicine. HI
at present is stationed in the United
States Army General Dispensary
the Pentagon.
The wedding will take place Oc.
tober IL.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

Weddings in Local Churches
Attract Social Sb0tlipbt

The Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
atacvey wedding
daughter Robert
Lukens Air Of Mr.
sronghurst ILL.,
church decorated with palms baskets ed with white
blossoms Preceding the which
onciated Of Caamore
Mrs. smonson.
The bride escorted the altar
brother It. Robert Wallace u s. She white
satin made with long
Juliet pearls
tofu
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Moose Units to Meet

The Library Committee, Women
OF the Moose, will meet at 8:l5 pm.
Tuesday at the Moose Home and the
Membership Committee at the same
time Wednesday at the home.
OmcerS and escorts are requested
to be present for a ritual practice
at 8:l5 pm. next Friday.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under %. e. JGtUs, couples ntttst
apply for marriage license on
one day. sDdtt thres full days and
receipe their license on the nth
day. Sundavs and holidays are
counted the same Gs other days.
..sssr .ss,i::s ds.l as's g. wlss 'S
"a 81: a:.sa 4. sas T. ssiss s.s;:
a.s;: sssls n Az, g. Ess ss.. cs:s: s::
Troy Khcdes, 20, Boli,ns Field. and
As9f s sn'sssn 81 .sa "a ldss sias n.&h s T. ss
serEt. Floyd Cannon, "a. frseport, H.,
.snddt and MeIy s.issuIy; q, Columbia, 9. e.
kssSssn ytosso soc M aissrd ioo Il 4. me-
xlacs sn.S KSaishs; sO. ssn b,sfS: CAM. =.
Annie Dc Priest. 2s. Ssos sJyH.' jay e. ne. '
.na sssss. CAREY. 70. iasa New ,s1s.;;
zS5s:a ss J e; Ii. sas.:. !. rs, and
ss:s :ss as!.!s s.s. issa a.A.s sss'sss' IS AZ
rrsneissc corns.re, "A. el1 T St. NV,
ana AlthedA Wilson, ~, 1137 dirard
rS;a lRIoss 81 sS yessas. ss,s \ n J.; and o.,l.
asa md Ruth ~ 'spsishs. N's Is. SAFETY ss;
a asvsri .o s easr:ht% s a.ss Fsss
PaSi Sloan, !1, e; Three Rivers. Mich. and
shes1 Ylssss S s d ssas aa i
10, both Of Winchester, Va.
H.sss ssgsA:.l IS IT, IS iass i k.n, p. ne.
snd ss. nsne corn.a as 9nss ssoP P Ad.m
william ONES. Al. ssle @ st. Sc. and
wSss Yo.h hhSoss. sS 1900 ss spS po1S. =; ~.
and Rosemary Mccormick, 20, i20 c
Ed.srdd q lMills. ,r... IS, sso7 aleb. I'd. no,
oiSaa H:I;aI SIs "A. Ass,sssn Nd and
and Catherine Mann, Fl. 3e3i ordxsiy;
A,nnstts Natsioni. II. Sol Fssssndsn
James nMxe;E.snln, rs. 1902 NJ st. NV. and
psssGn Ssql.S cuss,,; seb,;.,s.; y; eo7 St sx and
ave. NV. and Mary crsbtrse. So. 3sIs
:ss d:s: s:si Davis. 81 e-H. IT, II: Hs'e
John New. "A. ssos Alabama ave. &c., and
RseIsn sritt: I'd, SSs nssion, Msisp r. Z C. 'e' and
snd Aas zeilsi aSs s5. s:h W...1 st Reed
Elmer s.svensen, 4s, and 1rm. Prather,
o. iis. sns s0eh Sa..s e'e.S ess.:si
HarOld roll Fort .rsoltnss, q, Huntmstcn, W. vs..
Henry stinner. 5s 81. Dunn. si n9 n. & G. s'w And
ssiie Finch, 20, 4217 Eastman ave. ne.
:nd Mar n shss; 4: r. %sshinsten.' SGahf1ss1s' "a
Eusene Franklin Bledsoe IT,, %, and
gladys Tnay p. Paseur. 20, both OF Memphis.
George Jones. e. and Lizzie Mae sinsle.
,ots toni 2s, s both Of Alexandris.
boaS nSsGt II s and Susan Mello
May seiaer.: %, both both Of 81 Als..ndri.. 4 ePn iea
21. both Of Alexandria. A'
ot.,Y :.YYa, 90; both ot wsshinstsn. NAN -,
joyce y sG.s, I.a1.sr csm' ai sissif ~ w.
81. both Of washinston. NUN - D'""'''
Issued at Rockville.
David r. Mcnwaine, IS. Hartford, Conn
and Margaret c. Herrick, As, Washine
ton
william r. Reed. %, Washington. ant
Katherine B. Barber, 1S. Lexington KY
Estee BENJAMIN Wells. 90. Washinston
and Ruby B. sparrow. 20, covington
Stanley Albert Turnpenny. 33. washington
and Louise Carroll Thompson, %. Be.
thesda, Md.
Richard s. southworth. %. and Barbars
Thomas, 22. both Of Bethesda, Md
George r. Farrell, 81. and Louis K
Murphy. 80, both Of HaRerstown, Nd.
Earl Z. Carroll 81. Clarksbure, Nd. ant
Dorothy I. Holton. 20, Frederick: Md
Melvin D. Poole. IS. and Mary T. Snyder
So. both of Mount Ziry, Nd.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
a announcement

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Edith Harvey
Cottingham, daughter of Mrs. Levin
Bruce Cottingham of Richmond and
the late Mr.. Cottinghanh, to Ensign
Stuart Price Davey, U. S. N. r., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. James Davey of
Jackson, Mich. The ceremony took
place June 10, the Rev. Bevefly M.
BOYD officiating.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Leaves for MEXICO

Miss Padget Schall, daughter OF
mrs. Thomas D. Schall and the late
Senator Schall, has gone to Mexico
City, where she will enter the Uni.
versity OF Mexico. Miss Schall was
accompanied by Miss Dawne Nichol.
OF Wlnooski, VT, a dietetic specialist
VINO Will continue her studies and
work in that field. Miss Schall an6
MISS Nichols expect to return to
tnis country early in the new year
and will study in Texas, where Mrs
Schall plans to join them for the
winter months.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Returns to School

Miss Emile Let's Jones, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. Henry Jones, who
announced her engagement on Sep
tember / to 1t. Richard H. Walker,
y. s. NJ, has returned to her studies
ut Smith College.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have as their
guest the formers mother, Mrs. Fred
VD. Jones Of Youngstown, Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
Wedding Notices

Detailed descriptions OF tped-
dts0s must be recetued BY The
Star IN advance OF Or on the
date OF the ceremony and must
bear q signed authorization.
In ordinary circumstances an
nouncements OF marriages can
not be used IT submitted more
than q ,Deek after the ceremony.