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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Miss Hartman, Ensign Dick
Wed; Other NnbHals OF Future

wedding which Washington
In New York of Marie Hartman
Dick U. which the city yesterday.
The Church o
Rev DR. Randolph close friend of the bride and
Richard
430 O'Clock, a the Colony
The bride who marriage by mother
by uncle Boykin Cabel
of white SATIN with
ue veil fell from the
orchids lilies OF the valley
Mrs Cortlandt Nco the Miss
the
and Mr. c. Mathews
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03

A joint parents meeting of the
St. Johns College Mothers Club
will be held at s:15 pm. tomorrow
in the school auditorium, 1925 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
The program will include a talk
on the annual solemn memorial
field mass for war dead by Alfred A
McGarraghy, vice supreme COM
mander, Fourth Degree knights pot
Columbus. Films of activities in
which mothers and cadets partici-
pated will be shown by Edwin A
Roper, A nominating committee
will be appointed to elect officers
for the, ensuing year. Mrs. w. H
Flannery, hospitality chairman, will
be in charge of refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
.SoroPtimists Hear
Prisoners aIes

Describing life in japanese con-
centration camp in such mild terms
as rather difficult" with food mot
SO good" 1t Eugene Mccain, re-
Gently returned from the Far East
might we'll have shamed "gripers .
here at home by his modest account
of his experiences in a talk before
the Soroptimist Club yesterday.
A prisoner of the Japs for two
years in Manila after being captured
wounded on Corregidor, the soft
spoken lieutenant covered with two
rows of ribbons on his jacket helped
promote the Seventh War Loan
drive starting May IA with an &C
count of his stay at Rilibid as a
captive. He was accompanied by
1t. DIN Dyer and Sergt Alvin
Sporting, 1t. Dyer. who brought his
mother, Mrs. Laura Dyer. was
wounded on the Anzio beachhead
and interned for year in Ger
man camp in Poland, Sergt Sperl-
ing OF Washington, nine weeks an
inmate of German prison hospital,
was seated next to his wife.
Mrs. Florence Meara, presiding
president, told guests the club is
sponsoring B-29 going to Tokyo"
Mrs. Arthur Houghton, chairman of
women's organizations, womens di-
vision, War Finance Committee
added, Don't limit yourself to a
Big. but aim for a B-32 costing
around 81 100000" Looking back at
the fine record made by the organ
ization in past drives. goal of a
B-32 bomber should be easily
reached by this active group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Arts Society Hazards
Piano Scholarship

The Music Committee, Washing
ton Chapter, National Socity of Arts
and Letters, announces that an
award of a scholarship in piano
has been given Miss Sunny Stur-
tevant, who will receive a year s
study at Holton Arms School.
Mrs. Dorothy N. Bates was elected
president of the chapter at a recent
meeting.
Other officers are: Mrs. Brede
Stabell, first vice president; Mrs
Stuart Godfrey, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George T. Bell and Mrs
Milo Williams, corresponding and
recording secretaries; Miss Viola
Offutt, treasurer; Mrs Emma w. P
Slack, historian; Mrs. Robert E
Kline, jr., auditor, and Mrs. Robert
SWeeny, parliamentarian.
Committee chairmen include: Mrs.
Dwight Prouty, jr., program: Mrs.
John H. Grace, jr., ways and means;
Mrs. Herbert Thatcher, member
ship; Mrs. Cornelius V. Whitney.
music; Mrs. Clarence C. Calhoun,
clubhouse, and Mrs. Laurence S.
kuter public relations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Party at Club
For Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore HAYES
and Miss Meredith Howard enter
tanned at cocktail party and buffet
supper last evening at the United
Nations Club in compliment to Miss
Mary Howard of New York. Dur
ing the evening the film. ABE Lin
coin in Illinois, in which the hon.
or guest had played the part of
Ann Rutledge. was shown through
the courtesy of the Office of Inter-
American Affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nelson, Gen.
and Mrs. Leland Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Henderson, DR.. Alfred
Sevilla SacaSa. Col Lawton Camp
bell Senator and Mrs. Brien Nc
Mahon. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Clark H. Woodward, Capt. and Mrs.
A. j. Spriggs, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Albert Cox and Capt. and Mrs
William Riggs were in the large
company last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Miss B.yrne We'd
To Diplomat

Mrs Stanton J. Peelle announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Betty Byrne, to Senior Don Luis de
Silva, Marques de zahara, first
secretary of the Spanish Embassy
The ceremony took place April 26 in
Cludad Trujillo, Dominican Re-
public.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Col. Bernard Albert Byrne and
the great granddaughter of Col.
John j. Albert of Washington. She
made her debut in the Capital a
number of years ago. when she lived
here with her mother and her STEP
father, the late Chief Justice Peelle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
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Many attend Tea
GiUen Yesterday

Mrs. Guy Withers entertained at
tea yesterday at the OAR
Chapter House, 1882 Massachusetts
avenue, for large company of
friends in musical, civic and pa
triotic groups of which she is an
active member.
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke and Miss Luella Chase were
in the receiving line with the hos
tess, who was assisted in the draw
ing room by Miss Anne Verena Isler,
Mrs. Franklin F. Kidd, Mrs. Will
liam A. Lesher, Miss NJ J. Lowell
and Mrs. w. w. Sloan. Mrs. Cortes
G.. Randell, violinist, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs Charles Rose,
gave a program of music during the
hours of the party.
Red roses and garden flowers were
used to decorate the drawing room
and in the dining room spring flow
erS centered the tea table. Assisting
the hostess in the dining room were,
Mrs. Wilfred j. Chairman, Miss Jane
Mackay Anderson, Mrs. Thomas B.
Dimmick, Mrs. C. Dell Floyd. Mrs.
Samuel w. Mcintosh and Mrs. M.
G. Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03

Livingston Parsons, jr.; Mr.. R. Bev-'
erley Corbin, jr.;. Mr. Gilbert Cox
and Mr.. Stephen Spencer were the
ushers.
Yesterdays bride is graduate of
the Green Vale and Chaplin Schools,
is a member of the Colony Club and
Was presented to society in New York
at the Jinior Assembly in December.
l943. She is the granddaughter of
Mrs. B. Hayes Brooke and the late
Comdr. Brooke, and of Mr.. Joseph
Wright Hartman and the late Mrs
Hartman.
Ensign Dick, who was graduated
from St. Marks School and who was
member of the class of 1916 at
Harvard University when he joined
the Navy. was commissioned at
Northwestern University. He for
merly resided in Washington. His
mother is Mrs J. Gordon Douglas of
New York, formerly of this city.
Announcements of engagements
also highlight the social news of
today, among them being that of
Ensign Lavina CT Merrick. U. S.
n R.. whose parents. 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Henry Spencer Merrick of
the WestcheSter, announce her
hetrothal to 1t. George M Cooper,
L. S. N. r.
The future bride attended Car
negie Institute of Technology and
George Washington University. She
is stationed at the Navy Public Re-
lations Office in Cleveland. 1t
Cooper. who is the son of Nh and
Mrs. Samuel G. Cooper of SeWick-
ley. Pa. was graduated from Lehigh
University. The wedding will take
place early in June in Quebec, where
he now is on duty.
A wedding which is being planned
for the near future is that of Miss
Betsy Ann Oliver, whose grand
mother. Mrs. Walter Tansill Oliver
of Fairfax announces her engage
ment to 1t. Richard JudSon Dent, ;
L. S, A. Engineers, son of Mrs. Raw
ley Judson Dent of Independence,
kans.. and the late Mr., Dent.
Miss Oliver is the daughter of
Mr.. Lewis B. Oliver of Elm!ra, N. Y,
and granddaughter of the late Sem
ator Walter Tansill Oliver of Fair
fax. 1t Dent attended the UnlVer-
sity of Missouri He now is sta
toned at Fort Belvoir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Relatives Here

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Springer have
as their guests in their home in
Parkfairfax the latter's mother, Mrs.
Arthur Edward Beckerman; her sis
ter, Miss Ruth Beckerman, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Becker
man, all of New York. The visitors
came to make the acquaintance of
Roberta Marlene Springer, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Springer.
born April Is at Doctors Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Springer have another
daughter, Susan Lenore, aged is
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Recent Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. John Innocent of
this city announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Eleanora V.
Innocent. to T Sergt. Albert Nord-
lander. son of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Nordlander. of Portland, Greg The
ceremony took place Sunday in Holy
Rosary rectory. the Rev. Nicholas
De Carlo officiating. and a recep-
ton in the home of the brides
parents followed
The bride wore gown OF en-
bossed organza and half-length
veil held by a Juliet cap She car
ried a nosegay of white roses and
valley lilies
Miss Evelyn Innocent was her
gown of yellow embossed organza
and carrying nosegav of spring
flowers. T Sergt. James Dillon
served as best man for Sergt. Nord-
lander.
Following a wedding trip to New
York. the couple will reside in Ar
llngton.
The marriage of Miss Trula Mar
garet Moore. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Moore of La Toilette,
Tenn, to NJ Sergt. Lynn P. Comp
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Compton of Falls Church, took
place April IA at Camp Gordon, Ga.
The ceremony was performed in
chapel No. II, Chaplain John H.
Allen officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-laW Mr.. Clarence
Wyrick of Jellicoe. Tenn, and Mrs.
Wyrick was the matron of honor
Mr.. Hanna R. Humphreys. jr.. of
Camp Gordon was the best man
and the ushers. fellow servicemen
on duty with the bridegroom, were
'Ir. Merritt Hineline and S Sergt.
Joseph Tondrick.
A dinner for members of the
Nedding party was given at Hotel
Richmond in Augusta. Ga. and
later Sergt. and Mrs. Compton went
q Florida on their wedding trip
they will live in Augusta while he
on duty at Headquarters De-
chment of the LIST Training Regi-
mt IRTC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
BreWSter to Sbeuk

Senator Owen Brewster of Maine
will be guest speaker at meeting
OF the League of Republican Women
at 2::30 pm. Monday at the Statler
Hotel, following meeting of the
leagues Executive Board at pm.
The Senator has played an active
part on congressional committee
dealing with world petroleum re-
sources and investigating naval de-
Tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Sidney l.. Hechinger enter
tanned at a small informal luncheon
today in her apartment at the West
chester, the guests including Nine.
Semi Pramoj, Mrs. Leon Henderson
Mrs. Walter Wyatt, Mrs. Lawrence
Westbrook. Mrs. David Skall, Mrs.
Paul Hammacher. Mrs. Norman
Gerstenfeld and Mrs. Floyd Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03

The oath anniversary of Omicron
Chapter. Kappa Beta Pl Interna-
tional Legal Sorority, will be cele-
brated at party today at the home
Of Miss Blance Margason, 1445
Ogden street NV.
A buffet supper honoring Miss
Aida CaSana and Mrs Ellen Lee
Park, who are to be pledged to
membership. will be given Saturday
at the Sheraton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
VISITING HenderS0ns

Capt Robert Henderson, U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Henderson have as their
guest Mrs. Jessie Drew-Bear of
Philadelphia, whose exhibition of Oil
paintings opened yesterday at the
Caresse Crosby Galleries and will
remain on view for two weeks.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
ENAK6PRAvNOsT

nau verJamem, Ola fJe kar ma
kratko opravil z Indi, XII so rau
prisli na pot in pray tako tudi
2 onimi, ki so ma gosto obsto-
pill malega slona. Ravno je po-
grabil begunca, ko je prihitela
il prodajalne mlada gospa s
torbo, polno kolacev. Mali slad-
kosnednez j je tako ugajal, da
mu je hotela napraviti veseje.
Kako maj bi Sc sedaj nievredni
Lal Beduhar upal postaviti po
robu ''mem Sahibu": (beli go
spe). Sahib Buck bi to seveda
lahko naredil, toda. clovek tako
nizkega pokolenja kot on, Sc nj
drznil storiti tega. Upal je, da
DO Sahib Buck vedel upostevati
njegovo vedenje, 6eprav mu je
bilo zr1ano, kake zelodcne kree
lahko dobi mlad sion, &c sc pre-
vec zalozi S sladscicami.
Lal je bill vse sreoen ko sem
ga zagotovil, da popolnoma uvi-
devam njegov koeljiv polozaj.
Slednjic Sc je dogodek z Mici
dobro iztekel, nj incl nobenih
zlih posledic in to .je bilo tudi
glavno.
Nekaj dni kasneje sem vkr-
cal malo gospodieno ma start to-
vornik Santa Cruz, XII vozi
redno med Kalkuto in San Fran
ciscom. v svrho njenega pre-
vienna je postal Singer, XII Sc je
tedaj S svojo skupino igralcev
mudil v st. Louisu, zastopnika
v pristanisce v San Francisco.
Mozakarju je bill mali sion IL
redno vsee. Njegova visina je
bila "a Singerjeve svrhe narav-
most idealna, saj je meril prav
nekaj malega mad meter. Bill je
lie "a 5 en- yeeji kot Baby Boo,
najnanjsi sion, XII SO ga kedaj
videli v Ameriki in XII sem ga
kupil "a neko filmsko podjetje.
Kasneje mi je tudi ,stari gleda-
liski mojster Singer sam pri-
znal, da je bila Miei "a njegove
predstave najpopolnejsa zival
ter je nastopala nnravnost 81
jajno. med njegovimit pritlikav7
ci. Ia Singerja in, 1jegovo gle
dalisIo skupino je bill prav "a
!osten dan, ko je nekaj let kas-
leje moral ugotoviti, da je Mi
ci ze prerastla okolico, v kate
ri je nastopala in 20 je zatega-
deli moral izlociti z odra.
Leto in pol po tenn, ko sem
prodal Mici, sem prisel v San
francisco z drugo zbirko ziva-
i. Ma velikih plakatih sem ci
al objavo, d. nastopa Singer
jeva pritlikava skupina v sta
rem gledalis3u Orfeum. Misli]
jem 81, da bi bio prav zanimi-
vo, &c obiscem predstavo in S
ogledam slona. Cital sem ME
govih uspehih ma odru in zato
Sc mi je zdelo Sc posebej dolz.
.lost, da ob,s;em nekdanjega
orijatelja.
Povprasal sem po telefonu
ali nastopa pri predstavi tudi
Mici in ko so mi vprasanje po-
trdili, sem 81 nabavil listek ter
Oil ze 10 minut pred predstavo
v gledalissu. Vstopl sem cd "a
iaj in SCI do S:ngerja, XII je stal
"a kulisami ma cdru. Zelo pri-
;rcno me je pozdravil in spet m
je zacel havduseno cpisovat:
Micine vrline.
Med najin:m s,petajocim po-
5ovorom sem slucajno pogledal
pred sebe in zapazii ma nazprot
II strani Mici, XII Sc je ravno
2ripravljala, da stopi pred OBJ
:instvo. "Ah nj tam Mici", sem
vzkliknil glasneje kot bi smell,
ker ma cdru Sc je tedaj odigra-
Ia pravkar zelo dramaticna see
IA. 10 je Mici zaeula svoje ime,
seg pogledala v naso smer in elm
ne je opazila, je stekla cez oder
~ b "a vtYa<s.sf y;s,S,c,~&; ,,, -; s~,,: so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
LastOvice

Ko so Sc ma spomlad leta 1889
lastovice V Celovec vrnile, so ma
Sic V svojem gnezdu ma hranil-
nicnem poslopju - vrabca. Vsi-
ljivec nikakor nj hotel il gnez-
da.
Lastovi,e SO odletele. Cez ne
,Saj casa Sc jih je vrnila celia
jata, vsaka pa je prinesla v
svojem kljunu koscek blata.
Vprico mnozice ljudi so zazida-
lie vrabca v resenem gnezdu.
Videl sem to gnezdo v celov-
skem muzeju. Vrabcu gleda il
gnezda samo kljun, - hotel ga
je v smrtni borbi prekljuvati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17

lika plahta, ter v kriceeih bar
yvah in prepricevalnih besedah
n5T Tnanjala prihod nekega ko-
mada, XII ga ne bi srnel nihce
zgresiti. Taxa je pac usoda lju-
di in zivali. Danes 81 nnilijonar,.
jutri berae, danes zvezdnik ju-.
tri nosis kulise.
Mike je bill gotovo najbolj
.krotek in ljubek tigrov mladii,
kar sem jih kdaj incl. Bill jes
komaj tri mesece star, ko sem
ga kupil 2 vecjo zbirko drugih
zivali nekje ma obali Siama. Par
dni nato sem ga ze pripeljal'"v
stajo v Singaporu, kjer je po-
stal ljubljenec vseh mojih lju-
di. Bill je tako domac, da sem ga
lahko pustil brez skrbi tekati
po staji. zivalca je skusala skle-
niti prijateljstvo z. vsakim, XII ga
je ,1asla v hisi. Bill je prav edi-
ma zival, XII sem jo incl, da je
razun1ela umetnost potepati sc
po hisi ne da bi pri tenn prisla
navzkriz mojim osobjem.
Vzrok temu je bill, da je incl
Mike najponiznejsi in najpo-
hlepnejsi pogled. &c ste ga ho-
tell pretepsti zaradi kaksne ne
spodobnosti, vas je tako milo
pogledal, da Sc vam je takoj
omehcalo srce. V njegovem We
denju je bio nekaj takega, da
ste imeli Wits, kot bi vam mo-
ralo biti vecno zal, &c bi mu ma
redili kaj hudega.
Incl sem Mika kak mesec, ko
sem Sc moral podati ma pot v
notranjost Bornea. Blizal Sc je
Bozic. Tedaj pride cd prijatelja
Antrima brzojavno povabilo,
maj ga obiscem "a praznike. An
trim je bill ravnatelj hotela
Manila" v Manili ma Filipinih,
XII je prejemal cd tamosnje VIA
de podporo "a povzdigo turiz-
ma.
Ker, so med Zamboango ma
Filipinih in Sandakenom ma
Borneu dobre parobrodne zveze,
sem 81 mislil, da bi bilo prav
imenitno, &c bi Sc ustavil cez
praznike pri prijatelju Antrimu
in Cd tam sci ma Borneo.
Med tenn Sc: mi -je Mike tako,
priljubil, da sem sklenil vzeti
ga s seboj. Tako sem zopet pre-
pustil svoj tabor v oskrbi Alija
in sc podal Nixon ma pot v
Manilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-17
iveselo Mici, .
: : noizobov''neisi !,
pritlikovi sion
tNadaljevanje s 4. strand

1 Nadaljevanje 4. strand
ljenih pri nekem trgovcu v uli-
ci Parsee, vendar nisem hotel
odpeljati tia Mici, ker sem sma-
trail z ozirom ma memo veliko
ceno, da je ne smen pustiti da-
lec Cd sebe. Zato sem r1amera-
val najeti "a njo hlev v blizini
hotela, kjer sem stanoval. Ker
nisem mogel najti primernega
hleva ze takoj prvi dan svojega
prihoda v Kalkuto, sem sklenil,
da pocakam do drugega dne in
da tedaj nadaljujem svoje iska-
ME.
Ia ia Gas sem j postavl "a
nesljivega Lala "a varuha in
oskrbnika.> Indski hlapci imajo
to veliko prednost, da Sc nj tre-
ba brigati "a ME, kako bodo
spali in kako stanovali in tudi
Lal je bill vedno pripravljen, da
Sc zavije v svoj dolgi plasc in
prenocuje ma prostem, ma po-
lju, ma krovu ladje ali kjerkoli.
Tako je tudi to noe strazil
Lal pri Mici in pail, da Sc il ne
bi kaj primerilo. Naslednje ju-
tro sem bill pozvan v Bulge
Bulge po vaznih opravkih Sc
preden mi je bilo mogoce najti
hlev "a Mici. Ia cas- svoje od-
sotnosti sem dial Lalu stroga
navodila, maj skrbi izkljucno "a
Mici in Sc ne briga "a mic dru-
gega. Dale sem mu tudi naro-
Gil maj gleda, da bi gostje il
Grand hotela ne dajali mlade-
n1u slonu nikakih darov, kar mi
je prineslo neljub spor z nekim
starejsim gospodom, XII mi je
zaradi te,ga ocital, da nisem
gentleman. Ukazal sem Lalu, da
mora v tenn oziru postopati ze-
10 vljudno, toda zelo odlocno.
&c bi velikoduSnezi. XII meceio
zivalim sladko nesnago vedeli,
koliko zivaG tenn ubijejo, bi
gotovo prenehalias vojim neum-
MIN peeetjem:a 81 :c'.:.'
Lal je res skrbno pail ma Ii.
val. Kot dober Indec pa nj mo-
gel zanemariti svojih vsakda-
njih molitev. Dan po mojem od-
hodu je "a oni cas-, ko je oprav-
ljal jutranje un1ivanje, XII tvori
v indski veri najvaznejsi verski
obred dneva, naprosil nekega
prijatelja, maj popazi ma zival
Slednji je med tenn opazil, da Sc
je vrv, ma katero je bila Mic
privezana, mocno zavila in ker
/ Sc je hotel izkazati kot zelo YES
ten sluga, je zival odvezal in "a
eel odvijati zamotano vrv.
Mici je kmalu sprevidela po-
lczaj in uganila, da Sc il mud
"a beg tako ugodna prilika kot
So nikcli. Sc preden Sc je njen
cuvaj sploh zavedel "a ka
prav "a prav gre, jo je ubrala
po cesti in vlekla ozakarja ma
vrvi "a seboj. Naravni cut, k
ga je imela "a lepo okolico, 10
je zapeljal v avenijo Kurighi
XII bi jo lahko naval Peto ave-
MILO ali Michiganski bulvar Kal-
kute, najvecjega indskega me
STA. Spretno Sc je izogibala rik-,
sam in nestetim drugim vozi
lom, XII napolnjujejo to velepro-
metno ulico, dokler sc nj sled
njic zaustavila pred restavraci
10 Peleti, XII jo je v svojih Owe
kovecil Kip,ing. Ker v restavra
clio nj mogla priti, je sklenil
vsaj raziskati okno, v katerem
j. bila razstavljena zapeljiva
zbirka kolacev in pot:c. Stala il
pred oknom kot majhno detc
pred bczicno izlczbo in strmela
ma pestro in vabeco razstavo
steklo j je bila cisto nepozna-
ma stvar. zato je S svojim trob-
Gem otipavala povrsino sipe
skusajoc priti do slassic ter j.
najbrze bila zelo zacudena, ko
Evening star., 1945-12-25
\X&'::iHS' !: 5;
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EXHIBITS.
Third annual exhibition Of paintings by
tomorrow and combat phetographs o.
sso$$Si|ss s Bss%s.s
sG5ad oadas asry M 4o 4sS @ ia sS
through Saturdays and 2 to 5 pm. Sum
Rsa'Psh Pssss. b E:saa:t'e a.sl sHa sit9sEs
Tassdsy j M M through sstuEaays and to !
Oil paintings BY Jack PerImutter. spe-
ssIy GALE. s r. HsndopS & n pscs H sasntt EW Adsn so
10 pm. weekdays and 2 to 8 pm. sundays Us
through December.
Photograph exhibit Of homemade tools
81 AsstsE asa
asss shrousS aas. f threa osG sn
through January. a exhibition o{ world
rsss sh4assh 5ssssTs
books and manuscripts through January
IS: photographs Of Latin. American silver
sS ass March a1as g. IBrsy
throuEh Fridays: am. to pm. saturs
Pietro Laassrdi drawings. ih p Public 5i0~I Il. I:
brary. Eighth and X streets NV. am.
TO Pm. weekdays and to pm. Sun
days through January 3.
Forty ninth annual exhibition Of minia-
lures by Pennsylyania Society Of Miniature
tional Museum. Smithsonian Institution, 9
am. to 4:30 pm. daily through January 6.
Japanese and German surrender docu-
ments. late President Roosevelts papers
and museum pieces and 1913 Armistice
Day celebration, National Archives. S:45
a m TO 5:1b pm. weekdays and l to 8
p m. Sundays through February /.
LUNCHEON.
Rotary Club. willard Hotel, 1880 pm.
tomorrow. Members and guests.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
stage Door Canteen, Belasco Theater,
Christmas dinner. seryicemen's. Club No
:. Children's Christmas party followed by
dinner and dance, USO Club. 1911 street
NV, 3 pm. today.
Square dance, st. Johns Parish Hall
S21 Sixteenth street NV, 8 o'clock to-
night.
Christmas dinner, Ofncers' Club OF
mems isa and CADETS ssi s0os O'clock assin tonist
Dance, Junior Oficers Of Washing ton,
8 o'clock tonisht.
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
Center. National 5000, or any. Of the fol:
lowing USOs: Republic 1927, National
3431. National O614 or Executive O42s
colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1894, or War Hospitality. Decatur 776s.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldtUS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDatt three tuu days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Aurelius P. Carboneta. 80. and Marsaret
M. Mccarthy. 80. both Of Philadelphia
Fred A. Davis, rs, Pittsburgh, and Mar.
saret Rosenborough. 90. 90 Quincy pl
Hoggsce Tyler; q; and Mary L. Johnson
Sc. and Maurine J. spuroeck. 81. wav-
Desmond az +, woneh; . IL. %. and Bula M
Gerald Wessler. %. New York. and Mar.
saret I. Carbon, 80 1880 Crestwood DR..
James Pelser, AZ, 1905 Florida ave. NV.
and Lottie Williams, 81, 1890 11th st.
saPSs1 Ps,dtb2 we Smith 2s cesyy Gnass and
Johnnie b. q. willard, As, 784 Fairmont
St, NV. and Frances E. Warden, AZ,
Ella & E. ssindie., 80 &c. HiG85i Arlinston. 20 anu
Charles E.. johnson, Al, 1918 14th St
NV. and Madge Milbridse' 4o' 1927 s
David Parsley. %, Charleston. s. C.. and
Elizabeth Christian. 25, SIT Harvard
st. NV.
Joseph S. Lnkins, %, 1913 send ave. ne,
and Cecilia r. Peddicord, 10. 1881 Bel
mont I'd. NV.
0h!s Msd;.s5'e sss S:sa g. z Hsrs4a "a e. sa:sssof
st. NV
Thomas M. Moye. So. and Ruth M. Thon,p-
Hans J. Petersen, 81, and Betty J. Berens
20. both of Bethesda
Lyle M. Fisher, 20, Cutler Ind, and Doro.
thea L. Smith, 2514 14th st. NV
Thomas H. Lea, 20, 1917 Anger r. Sc