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Evening star., 1945-10-03

W 0men's GrOHbs
Arrange Meetings

The State Officers Club, Distric
Daughters of the American Revo
luton, will meet for luncheon at
pm. Saturday at the home of Mrs
Henry j. Walther, 420 B street NE
to discuss plans for the annua
dinner and program October 20 a
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
The st. Johns College Mothers
Club will hear Brother E. Leonard
F.SC., principal of the college, a
it's first meeting of the season a
1:30 pm. Friday in the college au
ditorium.
Delta Kappa Gamma will NEE
at $50 pm. tomorrow at the YWCA
Margaret Landon, author of Ann.
and the King of Siam," will b,
guest speaker.
The National Genealogical So
ciety will open its season with &
meeting Saturday evening at tn,
Mount Pleasant Branch Library. 1t
Ben F. Dixon, Hospital Corps, U. S
NJ, will be guest speaker on tn,
subject of THE Battle of Athens.
The District Chapter, Nationa
Society of Daughters of Founder.
and Patriots of America, will NEE
at 2 pm. Friday at the home of Mrs
William B. Bell, 803 Rittenhouss
street NV.
The Writer'S League of Washing.
ton will open its season at 8 pm
tomorrow at 1851 Columbia roae
NV.
The Kensington Woman's CIul
will entertain presidents of differ.
ent Maryland women's groups at !
pm. Friday at the home of tn,
president, Mrs. Frances Morey.
The Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase will meet at 8 pm. tomor.
row at the clubhouse when Capt
Samuel A. Kirk, A!G.D., will tall
on physiological Effect of Art OF
the Rehabilitation of Our Soldiers.
The Petworth Woman's Club vii
meet at noon tomorrow in the Pet.
worth Methodist Church wher,
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, wifi,
of Senator Vandenberg and chair
man of the District Red Cross, viii
address the group.
The Twentieth Century Club viii
meet at IL am. tomorrow. 18th,
Russian and Mexican Revolution
and Our Relations to Them" will
be discussed by Mrs. Alice T. Ho
bart, well-known novelist.
The University of Michigan Alum
nj Club will hear Clarence STREET. OF
the subject Of World Government
and the Atomic Age" at a meetin,
at $50 pm. Friday at the Wash,
{ ington Club.
! The Washington Branch. Nation.
al Story League, will meet at /,
pm. Saturday in the YWCA Build
| ing.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Recent Weddings
Are Announced

Miss Roberta Kathlyn Bramwell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A
Bramwell, became the bride August
II of Sergt. Winston Post Dali
rymple, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
C. Dalrymple of Bethesda. The
ceremony took place in the First
Christian Church of Corvallis, Greg.
the Rev. DR.. C. w. Reynolds OFF,
ciating.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Ostwalt, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. R. B. Ostwalt of Charlotte, N
c., to Mr.. Frank E. McAnear of
Clarksville, Ark, the ceremony tax
ing place September % in the First
Baptist Church, the Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and her sister, Miss
Eleanor Ostwalt, was her maid of
honor The other attendants were
Mrs. Leighton Cain, Mrs. Patricia
Ostwalt, Miss Martha Ellen Hurst
and Mrs. James Watkins.
Mr.. Watkins was the best man and
the ushers included Mr.. Cain, Mr.
Curtis Moorefield, Mr.. Leland Park
hurst, Mr.. Ermes Knight and Mr..
Richard Rohrer.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Jeannette C. Wes-
ton, daughter of Mrs. Herbert r.
Weston of Silver Spring and the
late Mr.. Weston, to Mr.. John B.
Wise, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wise of this city. The wedding
took place September l in the
Woodside Methodist Church, the
Rev. Ralph Della Smith and the
Rev. Philip Edwards officiating.
The chapel of the Union Meth
odist Church was the scene of the
wedding September of Miss Pa
tricia Howard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Howard of Connells-
vile, Pa, and Martin Silverstein,
seaman second class, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Silverstein of this city
The Rev. Selwyn X. Cockrell Off
ciated at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Tea to Be Planned

Plans for a tea to be given from
4 to pm. next Friday at the United
Nations War Relief Center, 1720 I
street NV, will be discussed at a
meeting of the Queen Elizabeth
Chapter, Daughters of the British
Empire at $50 pm. Tuesday at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
New officers will be elected and
plans will be discussed regarding the
United Nations Bazaar to be held
the first week in December at the
Statler Hotel when the Queen Eliza
beth Chapter expects to take charge
of the Great Britain booth.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
II announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beale
Chandler of South Boston, Va. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Josephine
Chandler of Alexandra, to Sergt
Spillman Hitter Grimsley of Fort
Myer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hitter
Spillman Grimsley of Remington,
Va. The ceremony took place Sep
tember / in Fort Myer Chapel
Chaplain Wilbur N. Pike officiating
Evening star., 1945-10-03

Mrs. Robert p. Patterson, wife of
the new Secretary of War, will pour
tea and others to take their turn
at the tea table will be Lady Mary
Abel Smith, Mrs. Herbert Seymour
Howard, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
Mrs. Adam Gordon, Mrs. George
Wythe and Miss Constance de c.
Parrish. Mrs. H C. B. Thomas will
be in charge of the pantry.
The Queen Elizabeth Chapter took
over the arrangements for Great
Britain's day in place of the British
War Relief which was disbanded
Immediately after the close of the
European war. The officers of the
group have carried on through the
war years and last evening the first
regular monthly meeting was held
for this season when nominations
for the various Offices were made.
The meeting was held at Wardman
Park Hotel.
The Chapter, which holds the
unique position of being a chapter
as well as a State society of the ma
tional group, held its first business
meeting of the 1856 season and
selected the members of Nominat-
ing Committee for the selection of
candidates for officers Nominations
will be presented in December and
elections will be in January. This
will be the first election since the
war, Miss Alice Kelley continuing
to serve as president through those
years. In her absence in Florida,
Mrs. Roy E. Lowe, as State regent,
is acting president. The committee
selected includes Miss Dorothy
Kingsford, Mrs. H. Qwaltney. Mrs.
M. L. Sweet, Miss Nellie Marchbanks
and Mrs. George Wythe.
The concert of the Vassar and
Wellesley Clubs will be given Mon
day evening, October % in Consti-
tuition Hall by Victor Borge, leading
Danish pianist, and his orchestra.
The proceeds will be divided between
the scholarship funds of the two
organizations.
Mrs. Hugh Perrin of the Wellesley
group is chairman of the benefit
with Mrs. Joseph w. Darling as
Vassar chairman. Assisting them
are Mrs. Harry C. Phillips, president
of the Wellesley Club of Washing
ton; Mrs. Donald Adams, treasurer
for the benefit; Mrs. H. Chapman
Rose, Mrs. James E. Brown, jr., Mrs.
Samuel Herrick, Mrs. Bernard Chan
dler, Mrs. John F. Summerscale,
Mrs. John F. Martin, jr., president
of the Vassar Club of Washington:
Mrs. David Austen, Mrs. Eugene
swigart, publicity chairman; Mrs.
Gregory Prince, Mrs. Waldron
Faulkner, Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitch
cock, Mrs. James c. Newton, Mrs.
Kenneth T. Young, Mrs. Gerhard H.
Gesel, Mrs. George White, jr., Mrs.
William Peterson and Miss Hills
Morris.
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, wife of
the President, heads the list of
patronesses, and others who have
given their names to aid the benefit
are the new Secretary of War and
Mrs. Robert P. Patterson, the Sec
retary of Agriculture and Mrs. Clin-
ton P. Anderson, Acting Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Dean Acheson,
Associate Justice and Mrs. William
o. Douglas, Associate Justice and
Mrs. Harold H. Burton, the former
Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, Senator and Mrs.
Millard F. Tydings, Representative
and Mrs. Ralph E. Church, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles A. Phil
lips and Representative and Mrs.
Clarence T.. Hancock
Evening star., 1945-10-03
Catholic Daughters Part,

The annual card party and dance
OF the Catholic Daughters OF
America, Court Forest Glen No. 96l
will be held at pm. Friday at the
Hotel Statler, it was announced to-
day.
Serving of rice in Chinese cafes
has heen forbidden II, A,,et~o1.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Round Robins Give
Gala Dancing Party

and Mrs. Raymond Hatcher, DR.
and Mrs Howard Mcneil. Laura
K. Pickens. Herbert Francois. Mr..
and Mrs. R Scruggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K.
Fritz, DR.. and Mrs. Myron Stan
ton, DR.. and Mrs. RemuS Robin
son, DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Clarke,
Vunies Barrow, James Cain. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Stockell. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Tondee, Mr.. and
Mrs Elwood Garvin: rs
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Henderson. Mr..
and Mrs. John Dancey, Dr. and
Mrs. James Gillian. DR., and Mrs.
O Chatters. Mrs. Verliee Morton.
Atty. Julian Rodgers, Mrs. S. w.
Jenkins, DR. w Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin p. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thompson. Atty. and Mrs Wynne
Garvin, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Davis, DR. and Mrs. J. Greene. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McCampbell
Others were Mrs. S. G.. Muir ny,
DR.. and Mrs. James Owen. Dor
othy Gillispie, DR. A L. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Loving. Mr..
and Mrs. Pope Benjamin. DR.. and
Mrs. Paul Alexander. Atty. and
Mrs, Lloyd Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Carol. Alfred Pelham, DR..
and Mrs. James McClenton. DR..
and Mrs. Walter Willis and scores
OF others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

The average newborn baby In the
United St3tes TODAY can look tor
ward 20 life expectancy of 65
years whereas. IN 1900 his life cx-
pectancy Wa only 80 years
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
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EstreIIitas
Cocktail Fete

Members Of the EStrellltas club
were hoStc.SeS az cocktail party
held al the home Of Mrs Sue
DoddS, Of F. Philadelphia avenue,
on Easter Sunday
TIE cocktail party is an annual
affairs -sEeHP-rn4que-4Rrlta-
tons shaped Ike Easter eggs.
heralded the affair 10 the scores
VINO attended. among whom were;
Miss Marguerite Gary. cousin Of
the hostess who IS visiting from
Demopo.ls. Ala. Lottie Lovejoy,
Marjorie Conway. Reva Woods.
Albert Scott, Myrtle Turner Leo
md Geneva McNeal. Mr. and Mrs
Thad Vickers. Mrs Billie Collins,
Lee Davis. Mrs Clanton, a and
Mrs. W. Martin George Perry,
Margaret Slaughter. Mrs Ann Car
ter. Barbara Green. Mrs Bayonne
Taylor. Capt Charles Thomas. Mrs
Mrs Lena Williams;
Alice Thomas. Mrs Countess
Wha,ley, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs 6. NJ. Crosby.
Don Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs NJ K
FRITZ Mr. and Mrs James Crimes.
Vivian Li2htscy, John w Jones,
Mary Thornton. George McFall,
Mrs GWynnc Reed, William Har-
RS. Geneva Holmes. Mrs. Gladys |.
Harris. Mrs. Augustine Myrick. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Carr, June Tolan.
Martha Tolan. Mr.. and Mrs Her
man Moseley, Sgt Bernard Donald,
Helen Williams. and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Entire Nous Annual
Tea On Arden Park

The Entire Nous club will pre-
sent It's annual tea April IS. Al
pm. al the Lillian Brooks Coffee
Rest Home. lS4 Arden Park. A
tour OF the 40-room mansion will
be conducted The program will
be presented by the home, gardens
and music committees.
FOLLOWING the tour. tea Will
be served in the dining room with
members Of the club acting as
hos,eSses.
MesdamcS Sadie Johnson. Bessie
Givens. and Rebecca Walker are
co-chairman Of the tea Mrs. Ger
trude Henderson is president OF
the club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Art Club
Tea On fireman
B uiId S Fund
By GLADYS MILLS

The home Of DR.. and Mrs. D. H.
Brown of fireman avenue was gay
with color Sunday afternoon, for
the tea given by the Ideal Art
club, as a benefit for the mainte-
nance fund of the club. Mrs.
George Turner supplied the hu-
morouS touch as she introduced
the program participants.
The attractive tea table was laid
with an ecru lace cloth centered
with large bowl of white carna-
tons and fern. with lighted can
dies floating on the water. Thanking
centerpiece were white branched
candle sticks holding white tapers.
Green and white napkins complet-
ed the decorations.
MRS. NJ. G. STANLEY was tea
hostess. Among the many seen
slipping tea and chatting were: Mr..
and Mrs F. Byrd. Mr. and Mrs r.
Byrd. w. Motley Mrs w Watts.
Mrs n, Ayers. Mrs p. Downing.
Mrs. Evans, Mrs f. Jennings. Mrs.
L. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Simms, Mrs NJ. G Stanley. NJ.
Holloway. Mrs S p. HardWick, L.
Kmbrough. Mrs H. Burnett, B.
Sangster, l.. Brown and others.
The Ideal Art club is comrosed
Of IL women. They would like to
have as future project the adop-
ton of some war veteran, returned
from the war zones who has been
wounded.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
SHhouettes In
Cabaret Party
At Club 666
BY vIvIENNE

The Club 666 was filled 10 ca.
pacity Friday night when the Sill
houettes, auxiliary of the Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity. were host
esses at cabaret party. from nine
until twelve.
The club, which has something
new added, was foil for the vivid
colors Of the women's colorful
dresses. Highlight Of the evening
was the floor show with Dave
wilbur as NC.
WE SAW Mrs Richard King.
Ernestine Walker, Luella Hill and
Margaret Bennett, part of the COM
mittee RESPONSIBLE for this sue
ceSsible affair. were handling the
overflow crowd very efficiently.
In the audience we spotted Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Henderson. Mrs. Valen-
tine and Claude Cooper at one
table. AT another the Lowell Bakel
ers. Bernadine Tears, the Theo-
dore Owens, and DR.. and Mrs.
Clemment Scott were having fun.
The Herschel Richeys were at
another table with large party.
Cecil Robinson with his fiancee.
Elizabeth Brammer, had eyes only
for her Also saw Dr. and Mrs.
Givens, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hig-
gins, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barth-
we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoli, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cathcart. ST. Clair
Billups Pfc. and Mrs. Augustus CAL
loway Jr. Sgt and Mrs. Robert
Baker. Marguerite McDavid. Pvt.
and Mrs Edward Cummings, DR..
and Mrs. Remus Robinson, DR.. and
Mrs. Maurice Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas, Mrs J. B. Martin Jr.. DR..
and Mrs. Walter Hines;
Norman Wells, Atty. and Mrs.
Ralph Osburne. Mr. and Mrs. |.
Osburne. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Tondee. Mrs. J. p. Watkins. Mrs.
John Roxborough. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Hicks.
ERNESTA CRUZETT. Mrs. Aux
Vase Dickson, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Boddie. DR.. and Mrs Harvey Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker, Mr..
and Mrs Prentis Walker. DR.. and
Mrs. Homer Smith. Dr. and Mrs.
Walter Willis, MrsiFerliee Morton,
Atty. Julian Roberts. Mary Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard john
ston. Helen Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood Garvin and scores of others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
BY VIVIENNE

An international atmosphere
REVEALED at the Round Robins
initial dance held Saturday night
At the Urban League. The Round
Robins are group OF young Wom-
en- who have been together as a
club for about three years and ave
hear that Thelma Williams was the
originator Several Of the mem
bers are Canadians and the club
meets on that shore in the sum-
nler and spring months
Saturday. the orchestra played
danceable music from behind clev-
erlv concealing palms Members of
me Round Robins wore white gar
denia corsages. Special favors,
made in Canada were given to the
merrymakers. who danced until
the stroke Of II A handsome and
we'll filled punch bowl occupied
the center Of attraction at one end
Of the hail.
MEMBERS Of the Round Robins
are. Eleanor Osburne she was sim
ply beWitching in white with huge
black flowers: Marjorie Willis. in
colorful pure dye silk frint:
Virginia White, lila Harrison. Es-
sell Saulsberry, Pearl Penick,
Josephine Gaines. Bonnie Smith,
Thelma Williams, Jennie Taylor.
Beulah QUEENS, Mary Taliaferro
and Ann Benson.
Some of the guests we saw
swinging and swaying to the music
were: Valerie Turner Pettiford,
Bertha Lantion. Joseph Stanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glover. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. c. Hollis. Mr. and Mrs. p.
F OSburnc, Willamette Mosby.
Haywood Ligeeons. Earl Cuzzens.
Mrs Robert H Montgomery. Mr..
and Mrs. Toussaint Nickoli. DR..
and Mrs. Givens. Lucille Lee. Mary
Roberts. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Owens.
Dorothy Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Barthwell. Mr. and Mrs. Cur
It's Swan. Mrs. o. N PAGE. Mr.. and
Mrs George Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scipio Garner. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Waundless. Ruth Webb. Mr..
and Mrs S. Lewis. Herbert Hill:
DR.. Albert Johnson, Claude
Cooper, Mrs. Ethel Howard. Mr..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Branham-Hardin
Marriage Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Branham of
Gallatin, Tenn. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Emmelene.
to Alvin Hardin of Detroit. The
marriage took place in the early
fall.
Mrs. Hardin is graduate OF A.
and |. State college. Nashville,
Tenn, with a bachelor Of science
in elementary education. She plans
to further her study at the Univer-
sity OF Michigan.
MIR. HARDIN is a government
Inspector for the Navy. now sta
toned at Puget Sound Navy Yard.
Bremerton, Wash Mrs. Hardin has
joined him there since her mar
riage was announced She is now
employed as stenographer in the
Supply Office in the same Navy
Yard.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14

For outstanding achievement
The men and uomen Of Gerber's
Fremont plant bare receiped fbs
~" huard fag from fbe War Food
hdminiSfvafion for outstanding
achievement in fbe production Of
quality foods for americas b4bieL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
THE THIRTEEN VAGABONDS

Meeting, was held at the home
OF the vice-presdent. T. l.. Hodges,
Sunday Officers we're elected as
follows: O. Fearn president; T. L.
Hodges. vice president; J. E. Scott.
financial secretary; John Pryor,
recording secretary; Melvin Duck
EFT. reporter: Eddie Harris, business
manager; L. Alvin. social commit
tee. A club party was planned for
May 10 at Club 666.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
FOLLOWINC the tour, tea vii
AURORA CLUB

Met with Mrs. Rose NJ Spencer
Of Hendricks street Birthday hon
orcc. Mrs Aurelia d Johnson. was
the recipient Of many gifts.
Members present were Mrs
Juanita Finley. Rose NJ Spencer
Sadie King. Ola Davis. Lola Ken
on. Olivia Dickens. Henrietta
Walker. Pinkie Reeves. Eleanor
GaSSoWay
A delicious repaSt was served
Games -wcrc- played The next
meeting with Mrs Gassoway Of
River Rouge Aurelia d John
son, reporter; Juanita Finley. presi-
dent.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-14
Honor Noted
Speaker With
Gay Reception
By yIvIENNE

Mrs. Paul Robson. wife o. The
world famed singer and actor. as
Coming into her own as speaker
Of note As Ms Robson -ar0deSt-
" gu's II. she has bccn~bUSy ralSinC
Paul r. Saturday Mrs Robson
spoke az the Rackhsu Memorial
BWlG.pc comm cmora'ns the burn
in&~of the mortgage BY The Won
ems Federation % clubs After
tGS affair the Delta Sigma Theta
sorority - which Mrs Robson Is
q soror held forth al reception
a. ne clue house on Ferry
IN The receiving line were Miss
Roberta Mcclure Catherine Har-
bart Mrs Christine Smith. Miss
Nellie Watts and Mrs Rosa Gragg.
who greeted 'hc ;h-onss %! women
who came 30 nee, me distinguished
Parsonage.
MRS RUTH PENN furnished m
oidC0tal melodies during The re-
Cepnon Debutsn'es and Delta
sorors who assisted ~ me rcccp-
ton were Helen Cu57enS. Dorothy
Hicks. Rose Campbell. Constance
Blouri and Cccile Boykln Who as
GS'ed atihe punch bowl
The beautifully appointed table
he'd It's share Of the spotlight too.
u was covered with an exquisite
hand made lace cloth A low
bow, ~ yellow jonquils centered
the table with tall t6per.ng candles
q; each end
A partial lis: ~ the guests in
oluded Mrs Fred Aston. Laura
Kate Pickcn$. Graycc Sadler. Mrs
Ira Whitby Mrs James McFan
MI Bertha LaDtor. Mrs Buclah
Whiiby. Frieda Green. Mrs
Charles Hill Helen Thomas. Mrs.
Paul AleXan6er General chairman
az the reception Beatrice GoldSby.
Mrs Myrtle Cooke. GLADYS Barth-
well. Edith Bland Mrs Helen
Thorpe Mrs Reid, Mrs Angus Nc
Donald president Of the Women's
Federation OF Detroit. Mrs Pauline
Bass Mrs Orville Brown, Mrs
Carlton Gaines, Alice Fields. Mrs.
Fields. JESSIE Slater. Mrs w.
Mrs Mueller Eleanor Os-
burne. and scores Of others
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
OHIO STATE TRIMS
PITT IN WET GAME

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10-R -
For more than so sodden minutes
an underdog Pitt football team
threatened to spring the upset of
a scoreless tie, or even victory,
in it's football game with Ohio
State in the muck and mire that
was the Pitt stadium field today,
but the aroused. desperate Buck
eyes finally surged to two quick
touchdowns and IA to 0 victory.
Twenty thousand dropping and
bedraggled spectators who braved
the steady, dreary drizzle were
rewarded with thrilling defensive
stands by the Pitt team, and even
one mighty, but futile, threat by
the Panthers. before Ohio State
speed and might had its way.
That one great threat, at the
start of the final period, was the
swan song of the stubborn Pitt
eleven. Ohio State took over the
ball after a fourth down Pitt pass
into the end zone had failed ans
marched 80 yards to score. Alex
Verdova splashing around his lef'
end, bowling over Jim Robinson
with headlong surge, and going
10 yards for the touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
Army Clubhouse Talk
Turns To B0wL Tits
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-(P)-Dur-
able Doc Blanchard, solid as
dollar and just as hard to hold
on to, wore grin as wide as his
face as he peeled off his playing
clothes in the Army dressing room
deep under Yankee stadium where
he and his mates had humbled
Notre Dame, 1870.
Sure we want to go to the Rose
Bowl" yelled the all-America
fullback who scored two touch
downs and split the Irish defense
wide open time after time with
his smashing drives this gray at
ternoon.
IF they left it up to the squad,
you can bet we'd all vote to ac-
cept bid to the Rose Bowl" he
declared. Several other happy
cadet gridders around him nodded
approval.
But their ambition probably
never will be realized if the de-
cision is left up to Army Coach
Earl Red Blaik, found quietly
talking to well-wishers outside the
Army dressing room.
''Then the season is over I'll
have enough for this year." said
the headman of the nations num-
Der one football, team who had
just watched his powerful cadets
score in every period to lay claim
to their second straight national
championship and boost their two
year winning streak to 16 games
in the foremost football spectacle
Of the 1915 campaign.
He fastened to add that there
was nothing official about his de-
sire to wind up the season with
the Navy game Dec. l.. that it
was purely personal and that the
final decision had not been made.
Colonel Lawrence Riff) Jones,
graduate manager of athletics at
West Point and one of the first
to hurry to the Notre Dame dres-
sing room to shake the hand OF
Irish Coach Hugh Devore, merely
smiled when asked about Arny's
possibilities of accepting Rose
Bowl bid.
There's nothing We can say
vet" he exclaimed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
BASKETBALL CARD
FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Coach Leon Brogden of the New
Hanover High school announced
last night that he has scheduled
three non-conference basketball
games for the Wildcats during
December.
Conference basketball dates
have been set, Brogden said, but
he is attempting to add at least
five more games to the local
cage schedule.
The three none onference tits
are set for December 10, IA, and
10 with Eastern Carolina Teach
ers college at Greenville, Green
vile High school, there, and
Greenville High school here.
Conference basketball games in
clude Wilson, there, Jan. 4; Colds
boro, here, Jan. 8; Raleigh, here
Jan. IS; Rocky Mount, there,
Jan Is; Rocky Mount, here Feb.
II; Durham, there, Feb. 5; Dur
ham, here, Feb. 8; Goidsboro,
there, Feb. II; Wilson, here, Feb.
Is; Raleigh, there, Feb. 10; Fay
etteville, here, Feb. %; Fayette-
vile, there, Feb. e.