davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Pisne csl. operni a koncertni
pevkyns Lidy Brodenove
vydany tiskem.

Nase csl. opernf a koncertnf
pevkyne p1. Ida Bordenova
nazplvala u firmy Victor Re-
cords ma gramofonove desky
fadu ceskych pisnicek, k nimz
sama slozila texty a castecne i
hudbu.
zivy zajem csl. veTejnosti O
tyto plotny byl podnetem firme
VICTOR, ably nektera hudebni
c1sla vydala tiskem v 1prave
pro klav1r a zpev s anglickym
a ceskym textem a fotografif
pevkyne ma titulnlm liste.
Doporucujeme naSim kraja-
Mum, by 81 tento hudebnf sesit
pisn1 L1dy Brodenove = veno-
vany nasemu csl. lidu v Ameri-
ce = zakoupili. Pozadujte jej
" hudebnfch zavodech neb u
nakladatele: Colonial Music
Publ. Co., 1913 West 23rd st.
New York, N. Y.
Ida Brodenova, csl. opernf a
koncertn1 pevkyne, studovala ma
brnenske konservatoTi pod We
denim skladatele Leose Janac-
ka a pozdeji byla zackou vytec
neho pedagoga zpevu, prof.
Auspitzera, ucitele slavne Je-
ritzove. Vystupovala We stare
vlasti v Narodn1ch Divadlech v
koncertech a v rozhlase.
PFijela pred 4 lety do Ameri-
ky a hned upozornila ma sebe
velmi 1spesnym predecessor csl.
p1sn1 a arif ma svetove vystave
V New Yorku, a samostatnymi
%koncerty. Usporadala Dvora-
XIV vecer, v n6mz S velkym
vkusem pTedvedla krone obi
benych p1sn1 mnohe zde dosud
nezname.
V loni zp1vala nekolikrat S
pronikavym 1spechem Mafen-
ku v Prodane Neveste S Mas
cagni Opera Co. a CO solistka
Ruske Opery v New Porku mno
he vd6cn6 opernf partie v
Town Hall. Vyznacnym byl
tez koncert Brooklynskem
Museu, poradany Treasury De-
partment, ktery byl velkym u
spechem.
PAM Brodenova je tez skla-
datelkou operety "B1la Garde-
ME" ktera mela svou zdaTilou
premieru nedavno v New Yor-
ku. PTestavenf Sc konalo We
prospect Csl. Mar. Sdruzenf S
autorkou v hlavn1 1loze. Hlav-
nj p1sne a valcfk "B1la Garde-
lie" a "Knedlfkova Polka" do
Chilly silneho 1spechu a staly Sc
popularnf.
Referat by nebyl plnym kdy-
bychom o p1. Brodenove mere
xii jak mnoho krasne propagan
dy pro Ceskoslovensko kona
vsude, kan sc svym umen1m
zav1ta a re vetSinou neZistne O.
bohacuje program temeT vsech
nas1ch odbojovych slavnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
PohreSuji Sc:
JOHN LOUIS SVEHLA
radioman u. S. Navy
Oslava narozenin presidenta
Masaryka " Indii.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

Ceskoslovensky spolek v Kali
kutte uspoTadal v Batove klu-
bu v Batanagaru spolu S tam
MIN Sokolem oslavu n%arozenip
p%residenta Masaryka Osvobo-
ditele, ktere mimo krajany z
cele vychodni oblasti Indie Sc
z1castnili Getnf anglict1 a indie
II hoste z kruhu urednfch a u
niversitn1ch.
Slavnostn1m Tecn1kem byl
predseda poradajfcl organise
&c C. Valenta, mimo to byl pfi-
praven pekny hudebn1 pro-
gram (vetsinou dfla ceskych
skladateld) "a 1casti vynikajl-
cfch m1stn1ch umelcI a bata-
nagarske dechove kapely. Du-
stojna a v kazdem ohledu vel
mi zadrila slavnost jen znovu
potvrdila dobrou povest podni-
XII nasimi krajany V Kalkutte
a okolf pTi r1znych pfllezitos-
tech pofadanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Kazdy je sfasten.

Manzele C. A. Burrovi We
Vancouver, B. c. obdrzeli pred
kratkem cd neznameho darce
dive vstupenky do divadla a by
Ii "a to marianne vd6cni, acko-
liv 81 nemohli vzpomenouti ma
jmeno cloveka, ktery je tax
prekvapil. Prave pfekvapenl
je vsak teprv ocekavalo, kdyz
Sc vratili dom1. Jejich byt byl
vykraden, mnoho cennych vecl
bylo odneseno a tn Jim napadlo
re nektery podnikavy dareba
jim postal vstupenky, ably byl
list, re mu nebudou v jeho zlo-
dejskem Temesle pfekazeti. A
dalsi zajimavost1 bylo, re v dl-
vadle sc prave daval film "Ka-
zdy je ~stasten'', ovsem S vyjim-
kou manzelI Burrovych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Prvni americke vydani slavne-
no Komenskeho spisu
"Andsl Mfru".
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

O1uAO0 OO1s M NJ
Masaryk1v 1stav v New Yor-
ku chysta vydanf jedne z po-
sledn1ch pracf Jana Amose Ko-
menskeho "Angelus Pacis" v
latinskem originalu a v angelic
KEN pfekladu. Dflo vyjde v
bibliofilske 1prave v subskribci
pc $2.75 a mono je objednati
u Masaryk Institute, 8 West
10th St., New York : 10, N. Y.
Ma sklonku sveho zivota Ko-
mensky horlive Sc zabyval my
slenkou trvaleho svetoveho mi
ru, zalozeneho ma sjednocenf
lidstva v duchu skutecne kres-
tanskem. K tomu m6lo prisp6t
tez turecke vydanf bible, jez
Komensky vsemozne povzbuzo
val a dokonce napsal k nemu
pfedmluvu. We svych smiTova-
clch snahach byl podporovan
mnoha slechetnymi soucastn1-
ky, kterym sc zzelelo krve pro-
lite We valkach nabozenskych.
Kdyz byla v roce, 1867 svo-
lana do Bredy conference, ma
ktere Sc "a 1casti delegate
svedskych, francouzskych a
danskych jednalo o m1ru pc
skoncene valce mezi Anglil a
Holandskem, postal tam Ko-
mensky sv1j spis "Angelus Pa
els" (Andel mfru), v nemz OBJ
s1rne a pTesvedciv6 S velkym
zanicenim rozvad1 myslenku u
niversalniho m1ru ma podklade
kTestanske lasky k blizn1mu a
ma podklade lepsiho vzd6lava-
nj mladeze. D1lo projevuje nej-
uslechtilejsf tendence velkeho
myslitele a zTejme dokazuje,
jak Komensky, tax krute 1.-Two
tenn stihany a pronasledovany
nikdy nepozbyl sve velk6 v1ry
v lidstvo a nad6je v leps1 bu-
doucnost sveta. Byl pevne pre-
sweden, re jedinym vychodis-
KEN z evropskych zmatkd pc
t~ricetilete valce je rozsiTen1
vzdelani do vsech vrstev oby-
vatelstva vsech narodG, kterym
Sc mimo jine prohloubf pozna-
nj Boha a konecneho Gle Glove
ka. Pr tom nikdy nezapomi-
nal ma svGj vroucne milovany
narod, kteremu Sc take must
dostati spravedlnosti a uspoko-
jenf jeho tuzeb, az svetem "a
vladne opravdovy mir, odpovl-
dajfcf duchu ryzfho krestanstvi
Je vhodno, re prave V cas-,
kdy Sc jeste ma dalekych obzo-
rech prec jen jiz zaclnaji OBJ
jevovat obrysy mfru pc n~ejstra-
slivejsf valce, jakou kdy lidstvo
proslo, sc Ultima prvn1ho an
glickeho vydan1 slavneho spisu
Komenskeho prave 1stav ne
souci jmeno T. c.. Masaryka,
jenz s tax pilne pc cely svGj Ii
vot zabyval sudden Komen-
skeho idel.
Kniha zaslouzf, ably il nase
nejsirsi v%efejnost venovala po-
zornost a ably take pfispela k
ieifmu rozsiren1 mezi americ-
kymi vzdelanci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Neptune dedictv1.

Jista PAM Mary Kuberyova
v Trenton, N. j., zanechala po-
sledni Will a odkazala svemu
manzeli, O nemz napsala, re
byl nepolepsitelnym surovcem
= So. Kladla 81 vsak jednu
podmfnku, ably totiz pan man
Eel 81 koupil "a jeden dollar
provaz a obesil Sc. Kubery O.
znamil, re odkaz nepTijme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
VzpOminka.

Pfesmutne vzpom1nky pfina-
81 nam 20. duben, neb tomu bu-
de rok, kdy mas milovany syn,
bratr a Svakr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Pluk. Spaniel " Londyns.

New York (CTK) - Cesko-
slovensky vojensky a letecky
pTidelenec We Washingtone
plukovnik gen. stabu O. Spa
MEL odcestoval v. techto dnech
1Tedne do Londyna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28

zahadne malo - pestovali jen
dobytek. Celia krajina byla O.
behnana dratenym plotem, tn
a tam "corraly" uzavfraly sta
da krav, vold, bykd a konf. Nj
kdo k MIN nesmel pesky, pone-
vadz polodivok6 kravy byly
zvykle jen ma cow-boye ma ko-
Mich, neznaly lid O dvou nohou
a udiven6 i divoce obkllcily ka-
zd6ho pesiho odvazlivce nepro-
niknutelnym kruhem. Skoro
zadnych cest nebylo. A snaha
usadit sc V 1doli a pestovat o.
bill neb brambory Sc vsem tenn,
kdoz tam jiz byli, zdala proste
smesnou; mic pry tam neporos-
tie. IDA Sc, re pGvodn1 pfiste-
hovalci, Americana, vetsinou
irskeho pGvodu, nemeli napros-
to zadne obrazotvornosti a smy
stu pro hazardnf pokus.
Ma padesat robin Sc usadilo
ma n6kdejslm dine jezera Tule,
jez z ptacf perspektivy cinilo
DOZEN gigantickeho krateru.
Cesi z Nebrasky, Kolorada,
Kansasu, Oregonu, Washington
nu. Slovaci z Indiany, Kanady,
ZvlaStnf to Tide. kterf bvli pred
tim hospodskymi, hornfky, po-
mocnymi deln1ky, kovaTi, Sc r.
1910 a V pozdejsfch letech roz-
hodli zmenit svGj zpGsob Two,
ia = a stat Sc farmaTi. Kalina,
Klabzuba, Zumr, Rosicky, Je-
linek, Halousek, Karlovsky,
Spolek, Petrasek, sastny, Suty,
Kaudra, Takac, Krizo, Zdrazil,
sestak, Rajnis, Polfvka a celia
rada dalSfch muz1 neameric-
kych jmen, jejich zen a det1
vytvoTila novou obec, osadu OBJ
CANT s odvaznym duchem a tyr
dymi pestmi, kterou naval
Malin. Byli to Tide zkuseni Ii
votem, mnohdy ostfe kalen1 jak
nejtvrdsf ocel ne1spechy sve
jindy jen zvedavf ma
moznost noveho zivota. Vsich-
nj vsak brzy poznali, re obec
Malin V sire, prasn6, rovn6 kra-
line z lavove pGdy, pine zavod-
novacfch kanal6 ci odvodnova-
c1ch struh, by Sc sp1se mela jme
Monako, mesto nejistych
sack. V prvnfch chatrcich,
stanech, kolnach, stodolach, ma
polfch Sc zitem, psenic1, jecme-
mem, brambory, fepou, alfal-
fou,, cibulf 81 Tide, kteri touzili
pc jist6, vynosne a stale zeme-
delske praci, musili zvyknout
ma poker, ruletu, nejistou kar-
tn, ma kterou Sc sazelo nekdy
veskere jmenf, vsechen liver a
mnohdy i poslednf kalhoty. To.
nebylo klidne, jiste tradicni
hospodaTstvi ma zdedenem stat
ku, ma gruntu, ktery rodina dr.
zela dive ste let. Tam nebylo
prvkem jen pocasl,
jak byva u mas v Ceskosloven-
sku. V Malin pocasi bylo sta
lie, spolehlive; V zine pomerne
We dine, shiny mraz v noci,
dest a snfh jen kratce v roce a
pax dlouhe udob1 vrazedneho
sucha. Tu a tam prekvapuj1ci
nocn1 mrazy kdykoli v roce, tire
has i cervenci, spalily rajska
jabl1cka, ale v zazracne lave a
p1sku sc kazda rostlina rychle
vzpamatovala, ztrativsi tax de-
set, ctrnact dn1. Avsak vsech-
ny neprfiemnosti sucha a MIRA
"a zdolaly diva cinitele: voda
re zavodnovacich kanalG a z
.jezera Tule = a pax neslycha-
ma 1rodnost lavove p1dy, We
ktere vsechno rostlo a bujelo
jake nikde ma svete = vedel-li
isl, jak vse wit do rukou.
POkraGOVan1 nTfSt9.O
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Move Lidice ma Volynsku.

Londyn (CTK)-Podle zpra-
Wy z Moskvy byly zjisteny po-
drobnosti o zverstvech, jichz Sc
N6mci dopustili "a dlouh6ho tr-
.vanf okupace ma obyvatelstvu
Volynska, kde v okrese roven-
skem je mnoho ceskych obc1.
General Svoboda jmenoval ko-
misi, jez ma Ia 1kol vysetrit
valecne zlociny spachane ma
ceskem a ostatn1m obyvatel-
stvu tohoto kraje. Komise, jez
Sc sklada z ceskoslovenskych
vojakG a zastupcG m1stniho O.
byvatelstva a jej1mz predsedou
je stabni kapitan DIR. Jaroslav
Prochazka, zjistila tyto skutec-
nosti o obci Cesky Mal1n v O.
krese Rovno:
Casne rano 13. Gervence pfi-
slo 1900 NemcG z okresu Oily
ka. Obkllcili vesnici Ukrajin-
sky Malin a Cesky Malfn. V O.
bou obcich zahnali Nemci oby-
vatelstvo do kostelG, skol a j.
nych budov, nacez zalozili po-
zary v techto budovach, str1le-
j1ce do kazdeho, kdo Sc pokusil
o 1tek. zeny a deti pros1cf o
slitovanf byly zab1jeny a vrze-
ny zpet do plamend. Celkem
byli takto zavrazd6ni 374 Cesi,
mezi nimiz bylo 100 deti. Take
&c Polakd tam bylo pobito. u
nikli jen ii, kdoz byli prave ma
praci v polich. Vaclav Uhl1r,
Ludmila Cinkova a Marie Zaj1-
cova byli jedinf, kterym Sc po-
darilo zachranit Sc z hor1c1ch
budov. Mezi obetmi byli take
ctyri Cesi z okolnfch vesnic,
kteTi nahodou byli v omen osu-
dny den pT1tomni v Maine.
Drive, nez zalozili pozary,
Nemci 1plne vyrabovali vesni-
eli.
Cesky Malfn byl zalozen v
roce 1871 a byl jednou z nej-
zamoznejSlch osad ma Volyn-
sku. Do dnesnfho dine Sc po-
dafilo zjistit jmena techto ne
meckych zlocincu: poruclk
Friedrich Vogl,n emecky cetnik
Malek a voj1n Martin Lewan-
dowski. Zprava vysetTuj1c1 ko-
mise koncl Sc takto:
"Nemecti zlocinci Ease jed
nou dokazali v Ceskem Maine,
re jejich cflem je fysicke Wy
hubeni slovanskych narod1,
vcetne CechoslovakG. Nyn1 pc
Lidicfch a Lezakach uvnitr ma
81 dosud obsazene vlasti byl
spachan jiny straslivy zlocin Y
Ceskem Maine ma pfechodne
obsazenem 1zem1 Ukrajiny.
Diky viteznemu postupu Rude
armady bylo mono odhalit
tento dalsi nacisticky zlocin.
Krev nevinnych ceskych lid,
ktefi byli zavrazdeni a upaleni
tax ohavnym zpGsobem, VIOLA k
nebi O pomstu. Den konecne-
no 1ctovani Sc vsemi nacisticky
mi zlocinci Sc blizi. Malinsky
zlocin Dude take pomsten."
Jina zprava popisuje, jak v
ceske vesnici Hornl Spekov 20
rolnfkd, kteTi neodevzdali pre-
depsane mnozstv1 obill, bylo
zatceno cleny gestapa a jak
byla celia vesnice znicena.
Ceskoslovenst1 vojaci nezapo-
nou tato zverstva, jichz Sc ma
cistictf vrahove dopustili ma je-
jich krajanech. Dostane Sc Jim
zaslouzene odplaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-28
Pvt. Henry F. Lunak

polozil sv1j zivot Ia vlast ma
bojiSti v Severn1 Africe.
Odesel isl nam mas mileny,
v daleky, neznamy svet,
my S bolem Tebe vzpom1name,
neb jiz nevrat1s Sc nam zpet.
Vzpomfnky ma Tebe trudne
size nam do oc1 svad1,
snad proto, re NELL jsme TIE
vsichni tax upr1mne radi.
K ucten1 I've nehynoucf pa
matky venuj1:
EMIL A MARY LUNAK, rodice
bratFi, sestry a cele pfatelstvo.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Mrs. Fabuest0ck,
Maj. Vanderlip
Are Married

The wedding Of Mrs. Bette Nc
Lean Zacher Fahnestock and Maj.
Frank A. Vanderlip, jr., which took
place in West Hartford, Conn.,,
Monday, Is Of interest here where
the bridegroom's parents, Mrs.
Frank A. Vanderlip and the late
Mr.. vanderlip, lived some years
ago. Maj. Vanderlip himself lived
here when q very young boy and
his parents were among the very
popular members Of society here
during their residence. The late
Mr.. vanderlip served as Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury before
the turn Of the century and dur
ing the Great War he came back
here to serve as chairman of the
War Bond Finance Committee.
DNng this second stay in WASH
ington Mrs. Vanderlip took a very
active part in the work Of selling
Liberty Bonds and Stamps and or
ganized the woman's committee for
this work.
The wedding Monday took place
in st. Johns Episcopal Church, the
Rev. H. H. Donegan of Boston ON
ciating In the presence Of only the
members Of the two families. Mr..
John M. Vanderlip was best man
for his brother.
Maj. Vanderlip is on temporary
duty in this country after serving
for some time as aide de camp to
Maj. Gen. Arthur r. Wilson in the
North African theater. His mother
makes her home at their estate at
Scarborough on the Hudson.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr..
L. Edmund Zacher and the late Mrs.
zacher of West Hartford and was
the widow of Capt Adam Bruce
Fahnestock, writer and explorer,
who was killed In active duty in
New Guinea in October, 1912. She
attended Mary c. Wheeler School,
Wellesley College, and is a member
Of the Hartford Junior League.
Mai. Vanderlip was graduated from
Scarborough School. Phillips Exeter
Academy and Harvard University.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Miss Pennekamb
Becomes Bride

The Trinity Lutheran Church
was the scene last evening of the
wedding of Miss Pauline Elizabeth
Pennekamp, daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet Pennekamp OF Leayenworth,
Kans., to Mr.. Carl Edwin Roth, son
Of Mr.. Carl A. Roth of Delray Beach
Fla. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by the Rev. H. M.
Hennig.
Preceding the ceremony a pro-
gram Of music was given by Ensign
Robert Heinze, U. S. N. R., organist,
and Miss Ann Hoehler, soloist.
The bride was given in marriage
by her cousin, Capt. Arthur Penne-
kamp, Army Air Forces. She wore
a gown of white satin and chiffon
made with a bouf1ant skirt with
lace insets. The bodice had a
sweetheart neckline and three
quarter-length sleeves. Her veil
Of illusion was held in place by a
halo of seed pearls and she carried
a prayer book on which were two
gardenias and shower of fern.
Miss Margaret Louise Pennekamp,
sister Of the bride, WAS the maid of
honor wearing an aqua braided
marquisette dress and carrying a
bouquet of talisman roses.
Mr.. Alfred E. Roth, U. s. N. R.,
brother Of the bridegroom, came
from Pensacola to act as best man.
Sergt. Waldo Kiehnhon and Pfc.
Herbert Mueller were the ushers.
After short wedding trip the
couple will be at home at 4509
South Capitol street.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Wedding Notices

Detdasd dsscrtptioxs o. ,psd-
dtSgs nsHst b rscssoed bj Ths.
Star iM odv0ncs OF Or on tie
ddte 'cf tht ceremony end must
bear q si0ned authorization. i.
IN ordinary ctsrHmst6ncss an. !.
nouncemsnts Of marriages cas-
not Be used Il submitted 1sors
ttGn q peek after the ceremony. !.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Official Parties on the Calendar
Secretary Hull to Fete
Tbe President of Iceland

The Secretary Of STATE Mr.
Saturday honor OF the first President Iceland
who VIII be the guest Of the Nation
arrive tomorrow and overnight
Roosevelt will entertain at dinner his honor afternoon
President Boersson will
Minister OF Foreign Affairs MI. vhamm Petureege
Eesars secretary the Chief Executive Blair
President win hold conference Saturday
that afternoon viii
The Minister, Mr. win Saturday
evening compliment
will to New York. Ouardia will them
Port Sunday and will be reception the City Hail.
President
HEg
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Miss Hanks Is Bride
Of Mr.. ]. NJ. L0rt0n

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Beatrice Hanks, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanks of
Whitefield, N. H., to Mr.. John Mar
win Loxton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loxton Of Manchester, N. H.,
took place Saturday evening. The
double-ring ceremony was per-
formed in the home of Master Sergt.
and Mrs. Julius Andrae, the Rev.
James Roberts officiating. Sergt.
Andrae gave the bride in mar
riage and she wore slate blue
gabardine suit with white accesso-
ries and a corsage bouquet of red
roses and gardenias.
Julia Elise Andrae was flower
girl, wearing a dainty frock of blue
and white sheer. and carrying a
basket filled with pink, blue and
yellow midsummer blossoms. Her
brother, Charles Michael Andrae
was ring bearer and was dressed
in white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loxton are on a
short wedding trip and after Sep
tember will be at home at 1217
RAum street NE.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

In the decorations in the church
and at the small reception follow
ing at the home Of the brides
parents.
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by her
father. Her gown was OF NOUS
seline de sole, designed with long
sleeves a fitted bodice and q bout
FAINT skirt which dropped into q
GRACEFUL train. The bodice and
skirt were trimmed with insertions
OF lace and her veil Of illusion was
arranged softly about her face.
Mrs. John r. Bonniwell, cousin
Of the bride, was her matron of
honor, and wore a gown Of white
taf1eta and carried a bouquet of
bouvardia matching the flowers in
her hair. Miss Barbara Ruther-
furd, one of the bridesmaids, was
similarly costumed, and the other
bridesmaids, Miss Katharine Addi-
son and Miss Betsy Blundon, wore
gray taffeta with headdresses and
bouquets of stephanotis. Miss Ad-
olson and Miss Rutherfurd are cou-
sins Of the bride and Miss Blundon
Is a sister of the bridegroom.
1t. Blundon's father served as
his best man and the ushers includ-
ed Sergt. Dewitt Gallaher Of Green
vile, S. c., cousin Of the BRIDE
groom; Pfc. william Berry Mar
bury, jr., brother of the bride, and
Ensign Edward Mitchell. U. S. N. R.,
Of Norfolk.
After the reception 1t. and Mrs.
Baundon left for a short wedding
trip. They will first go to Norfolk
and later will make their home in
New York.
The bride attended Madeira
School, Antioch College, and was
graduated from the University of
North Carolina. She made her
debut in 1910 and at the Bachelors
Cotillion in Baltimore. She is a
provisional member of the Junior
League.
1t. Blundon, who is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blundon of Charles
town, w. Va, attended Woodberry
Forest School and is a graduate Of
Princeton University. He is a men,
Der Of the Tiger Inn Club and the
Princeton Club of New York.
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|RAsselLTlLey.
Weddisg Tod.

! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waseham
T1lley Of Bethesda announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Irene Louse Tilley, to 1t. Jadnes
Sidney Russell, r., son, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Of Baltimore. The
wedding took place August, 10 in
the garden Of the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilley, the Rev. Craig Eder of
AL Saints Church oficiating.
I Miss Margaret Hickey OF Wake.
sfield, Mass. was maid Of honor and
rSergt. William, Russell was best
man TOR his brother.
1t. Russell attended Johns Hop
kins University before entering the
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Change. in Orders
|Advauce Wedding
of Miss Marbnrv

The wedding Of Miss Lucy Mer-
Ger Marbury, daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs. William Berry Marbury, to 1t.
y. g. Montague Rlundon, jr., took
place yesterday afternoon ct
o'clock In st. Johns Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was to have
taken place Thursday but due to
the change in the orders Of the
bridegroom the date was advanced.
/, Although hurriedly ARRANGED the
wedding was one Of the lovenest Of
the season. Simplicity prevailed
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Mrs. Durnan Is Aid
To Music Guild

Mrs. James j. Durnan will be
back the end of this week from
New York where she is spending
q fortnight at the st.. Regis. Mrs.
Durnan is one of the enthusias site
workers for the Chamber Music
Guild. serving as vice chairman Of
one Of the auxiliary committees,
and during her New York visit has
recruited a number Ct new mem
bers for the New York Committee
OF the Guild. Part OF the organ
ization's program for the coming
season will be the concert in New
York during the winter which the
Guild Quartet will give.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Maine for several days stay at one
of the Northern resorts before going
back to their island country IN the
North Atlantic.
The outstanding social event Of
yesterday was the reception given by
the Undersecretary Of State, Mr..
Edward r. 6tettinius, in honor Of
the representatives to the Washing
ton conversations on International
organization. The function was held
at Blair House.
In the large and representative
company invited to meet the dele
gates were His Britannia Majesty's
Ambassador, the Earl Of Halifax;
Senators Walter r. George, Robert
r. Wagner, Elbert D. Thomas, James
E. Murray, Arthur Capper, Robert
N. La Toilette, jr.: Wallace H.
White, jr.; Henrik Shipstead, Luther
A. johnson, and Representatives
John Kee, Edith Nourse Rogers and
Robert B. Chiperfield The guest
list also included high-ranking per-
sonnel Of the Army and Navy, as
well as members of the British and
Soviet Embassies stats and large
contingent from the State Depart
ment.
Six women were invited, these in
cluding Mrs. Lionel Gibbs, Miss Elsie
Thomas, Miss Joan Cole Hamilton,
Miss Agnes Collard, Miss Dorothy
Fosdick and Mrs. Alice McDiarmtd,
the latter two of the State De-
r1Art11oAY1t
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Link Weds

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shreve were
In Danville for the wedding of Miss
Myrtle Eunice Link and MIR. Au-
brey Perry jackson which took
place August IL. The ceremony was
performed in the Moffett Memorial
Church, the Rev. Grover M. Turner
pastor Of the Lee Street Baptist
Church ofi1ciating. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Nathaniel Link of Danville and the
bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Dora
jackson and the late Mr.. John Mar
shall Jackson of Louisville, XIV.