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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

oiGt Dor bie treuber5igen slusen rid
te uno ben Waler ernlt, aber giitig
anbIidte. rSie linb perbittert uno nit
@ott uno Ben aberdeen 5erfallen, neil
gr einmal Seine Sano auf ite gelegt
bot. Saben Sic ME oaran geoa6t, OaB
es nod Ihlimmer fommen fonne?"
sd mein', es iei genug, mas i6
tragen muB," ertpiberte Steiner fopf-
idiittelno. Gann fiigte er groaeno
bin5u:
SD fonnt's ouf une6rliden @e-
gen perluben. Man6em gelingt's ia,
llnb an midi lit ser Seufel audi i6on
beraneetreten, aber einen ebrliden
Namen mo6t' i6 meinen &inoern
binterlaiien; Dos lit oas @eniglte,
mas lie ermarten Oiirfen."
nNnn it's genng, Mann," lagte
Ser Doftor drgerlif, pdbreno er iein
Noti3bub aus Der Salhe bolte uno
Elm &e5ept Ihrieb. .@as gurem &in.
De feblt, bas niBt Sbr nun. Sir Die
erIte 3eit min id ioraen. Cure God"
ter fann bie Mranei in Ser Mpotbeff
bolen lno Damn ali mir fommen. Sd
gebe ibr @iniges nit - nerteilts I'M.
ter oie &inber i,nb eBt guh einmal
lott. Sbr tperoet pobl etipas mil6er
0enfen ipenn Der Wagen nid)t mebr
fnnrrt. Sbr ieio alio Waler?"
(GortIetung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

Sic mir oas glauben. uno 1penn Sic
an6 Damn nod ni6t ben eigenlinni-
gen Gopf beugen poaen, 10 fiible id)
MIDI nerpflidtet, bie Sohe 5ur Mn-
5eige 5u bringen, oamit tpenigltens
Sbren &inbern oas 2eben erbalten
bleibt. gs pdre pobl bos 8eIte, ooB
lie I'M 8ailenbauie untersebradt Mir
ben -"
rSerr 0oftor!" rief Steiner in i1b
auflooernoem 3prne. vgs gdbe Elm
ltngliid, tDenn man mid bon meinen
ainOern trennen mollte. 2allen sic
lib oas gelagt iein!"
Ger 0oftor offnete sic Siire, tpel6e
tns Ne6en5inlmer fiibrte, uno trat
binein. 9ieler &aum entbielt nur eine
ganf, einen geboritenen Sfen uno ei=
nige iblecbte 8eidirre.
u&ommen sic nit, iagte er befeb-
leno. uGinoer baben i6orfe Sbren
uno es tut ninmer gut, menn lie bie
I6tling Dor Dem 8ater perlieren. Wit
pelGem ungliif pollen Sic oroben
Segen Sic piellei6t oie Mbiibt, Sbren
ainoern bas 2e6en 81 nebmen?"
9aul 9teimer batte iif) ouf oie
ganf nieoergelaiien. gr Itiiste bas
ltruppige Saupt auf beioe glrme rno
blidte finIter Dor iid bin.
u@enn mir alle meiner sSrau ins
@rab folgen piiroen, nidts 8elleres
fonnte uns paiiieren." lagte er nit
BUMPER Stimme.
u6eiglingl Sa, Damn bdtte Der Sel.=
fel ieine Sreuoe o'ron!" erpioerte Der
2oftor nit i6neioenoem Sobn. vSa9t
mir oas Elm geiunoer, riiItiger Wantt,
Ser arbeiten fonn? @ie fon1mt's, baB
Sic feline slrbeit finoen? @enn Sie
ernItlif nollten, Damn ndren sic
gan5 geipiB nidt 10 tief berunterge~
fommen. arbeit gibt's INNER ="
u9a baben mir ia elm Stiif6en
@eisbeit ser Serren, Die iiber Ilnga
urteilen pollen, oie 1ie ni6t perites
ben" unterbra6 i'm Steiner Ipottiib.
vMrbeit gibt's INNER, iaipobl; leioer
iinb mebr S6nbe oa als 9lrbeit. slls
mein 0eib nod lebte, S6err 9oftor.
ging alles gut. ltnier Serrgott peiB.
mte gerne id eearbeitet babe, unb BOB
ib audi niemals einen Bfennig unniit
allsgab. &am i6 mittugs ODER abenos
beim, Damn fano if olles in gutter
Sronung, fiir midi unb oie ainoer
NOR geiorgt. S6uloen fannten mir
ntdt. SOUR ems ma6te uns einigen
Summer: l1amlid, BOB mir feinen
Notpfennig suriidlegen fonnten. Sr1-
Seiien bofften mir auf Die 3ufunft,
uno 10 arbeiteten mir 1tnberbrolien
ueiter. @esbalb muBte oieies brape
Weib mir genommen neroen? @as
bate ib nit meinen i6uloloien &ins
bern berbrohen, bob mir 10 furdtbar
beimgelu6t 1purben? Se6s Wonate
lang par oie arme Srau franf, unb
ib iaB oa NIT oen fleinen bilfloien
&inoern. @as i1 peroiente, bas muB=
te i6 Dem Spftor un6 Sem Mpotbefer
ge6en; uno fam if bon Ser 9lrbeit
heim, Damn fano i6 bier nur Scot unb
gleno. Da fraeen Sic nod, iparum
id3 10 tief beruntergefommen iei2
@enn man nadts am &ranfenlager
maden muB uno Sen aopf bon 5or-
gen bat, bann gebt Die Mrbeit niht
mebr 10 raid bon Ser Sano, uno ih
fann's feinem Meiiter libel nebmen,
menn er einen iolden @ebilfen ent-
laBt. Sat man aber einmal Die Mrbeit
perloren, Damn tam man lange iu-
den, Bis man lie ipieber finbet. 0as
eben perIteben Die Serren nibt, 1lnb
oesbalb iollten iie audi nid)t 10 ihorf
urteilen.
limb ipenn ssbnen MN Mrbeit on.
geboten miiroe, molten sic tpieoer NIT
2uIt unb 2iebe ans Werf geben?"
fragte Der Doftor, Ser iest bie 8rille
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

De mebr getueIen. 0enno6 tpagte Die
WitDe 8rube ntd)t, i'm ausautpeiien;
iie fiirdtete ben SaB bes i6b5ornieen
Wannes, Der ibr i6on mebrmals bo-
Ie 8orte eeiagt 1lno furdtbare 8rob-
ungen gegen lie ausgeitoBen batte.
uno oieiem Wanne itanb nun Der
Irmenar5t gegeniiber. gr blifte for,
ideno In oas fno6ige @eii6t, oas elm
ounfler, itruppiger Bart 1lmrabmte,
uno in bie tiefliegenben gliibenoen
slugen. Damn iab er it6 Inn in Dem
fablen, uniauberen &aun, ser auBer
einem Gid uno einieen artnieligeu
Stiiblen nur nod 5ipet Strobi1fe ent-
belt, onf oenen serlumpte, tponene
Gefen lasen.
Iuf eil1em bieier beioen Strobi1de
lag oas franfe &iro, notoiirftig nit
einigen 2umpen beoedt. 3pei onoere
ainoer iaBen in elmer gde ouf Dem
5uBbooen. 8as sroBere Mdb1en
ltano neben Dem Batter. 0ie 9lide
aler rubten nun bon Surbt uno
grtoartung unb 5uglei6 boa Sunger
nno @leno auf Dem 8oftor, Ser ral6
ans Senlter trat unb onsielbe 0ffnete.
Stride SUIT, lieber Monn, foItet
nidts!" iagte er.
raber iie 5ebrt!" anttportete &ei-
mer nit beilerer Stimme. ~Sie madt
Die &inber nod bungriser."
Ser 0oftor bate SUIT uno 5tod
auf ben Gid gelegt uno trat i6tpei=
genb an ben Stroblad unb neigte li9
5ll Dem franfen &naben nieoer.
r8ie lange liest oas &ino i6on?"
fragte er, na6oem er feline Inter
iuhnng beenOet batte.
uGier Gage" eripioerte oas MGo-
6en.
~StiG, @ret6en!" befabl Steiner.
~0u biit nidt gefrast!"
vSier Soge!" iagte Der 8oftor un-
mtlIig. n8esbalb baben sic nift am
eriten Sage 5u mir geididt?"
r8eil i6 feline armenunterItiitung
Mill" fubr ber Ofaler 5ornig auf.
1Sie fangen ia audi ldon elei6 NIT
Tortpiirfen an ="
Limb oas nit boaem Ge6t!" unters
brad i'm Der 9oftor, nun au6 einen
6ari6en Son anI6lageno. u8onen
Sic Sbre &tnoer perbungern lalien?"
$50 iDeit 1ino mir nod nid]t -
8rot baben Sic nod INNER gebabt.
SD bin Bis iett nod Elm ebrlider
Wfann ge6lieben, es miro ou9 pie-
Der nod einmal beiier tperoen -"
n0eit iol6en gfebensorten uno
Soffnungen fonnen Sic Die &inoer
ni6t iGtttgen," fiel ibm Ser 4rmen-
ar5t abermals ms 8ort. v0as bdtten
Sic langit erfennen uno barum Die
Irmenpermaltllng INN l1nterltiisung
bitten miiiien."
Ser baeere Mann Idiittelte Sen
&opf uno 5og an leinen Singern, Biz
tie IN SEN @elenfen fnaften, aber er
perrnieo es, Dem lte6enoen glid oes
9oftors 81 begegnen.
u&enn i6 es tue, Damn fommen bie
tDeiien 9erren unb Ibniiffeln in alien
gden berllm," b0bnte er. Isle fem
men nidts bon Scot, Sunger uno
glenb; tie piiien nidt, mie einem ar
men Selfel 81 0tute lit. aber oas
binoert lie nidt, iGarf rno beleioi-
genb 81 urteilen. nno bas min id mir
nidt gefalen laiien."
u9luh Damn ni6t, tpenn bas 2eben
bieies ainbes oaour6 gerettet perben
fann?" fragte Ser Goftor entriiitet.
n@enn ib Sbnen iage, baB Wangel
an frdftiger Nabrung Die Sauptrr-
iade oieier &ranfbeit lit, 10 miiiien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

- 8tele 1piinihen, i6 tpollte, oob
id oob mare, 1pie ser uno oie. 0as lit
ia numbering, oenn @ott fiibrt ieoen
letnen eigenen @eg, llnb mas mad)t
es, oh mir auf oieiem ODER ienem
Wege gum Simmel fommen! W0hten
mir ollie nur tun, mas 8ott bon 1lns
in unlerem Stanoe perlanet.
Seine Stole 10 idon, baB Iie nidt
aud Delfte.
Sorn unb 8elo pertpirren Die
Welt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21

Den Stein 5iebt ieine Shipere,
bos Ser5 5iebt ieine 2iebe, iagt Der
bl. Mugultinus, bin 5u @ott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21
(Sortiesung)

SEA, geb' MIR poraus, i6 fontme
ioglei1 nad). 8ier fleine &inber
ltno feine Mrbeit! Sunger ltnb gleno
finb ible6te GranfeniDarter. S6 min
bid nun al meiner Samilie fiibren,
Giioiser. Die 8aiiergaiie lit nibt melt
bon bier. Sd bin balo mieoer auriid
nnb boffe, man miro mid oann beute
abeno IN Hube laiien."
&iioiger nabm ben SUIT nnb folgte
ieinen 5dmager IN ben @arten, aui
oent nod INNER oie Sdniile bes BET
ben Sommertages briitete. glus Der
2aube ober ihaQte froblihes Baden
ibnen enteegen; es perltummte, als
tie eintraten.
Ser erite 8lid Hiioigers fiel aui
Siloegaro nno ibren 8ruoer 5tpei
bobe, iflanfe 8eItalten, oeren auBere
grI6einung einen ge1pinnenoen gins
Druid mahte, ser our6 Die iparme, I'm,
gefiiniteIte Ser5li6feit nod erbobt
tpuroe, nit pel6er oie 8eioen ibnl
iofort entgegen fanen.
Wartbo mar oamit bei61ftigt, ei-
nige Bfiriibe 81 ibdlen, oeren peite-
rem 31pef bie &rDItallbotple perriet,
oeren 8edel Snfel Seinri6 in Ser
Sano, bielt.
nHedt io," iagte Der 9oftor in lei.
ner beiteren 8eile, naGoem Die 8or-
itellllngen beenbet tparen; yYfirii6e
miiiien getrunfen uno ni6t geeeiien
nerben. 8raut nur cine ouftige 8oip-
le, Snfel &iioiger miro oie cole Got
tesgabe nidt oeri6maben. Sr elmer
balben Stunoe lperOe if tpobl 5uriid
iein. 8is oabin al,f @ieoerieben!
Seinrif), aitf elm @ort, tpenn i6 Bit
ten barf!"
5hmanenberg erbob it6 uno folgte
ibm nit leinem iopialen 2d6eln.
sd tpoIte oi6 MIR an meine @ar-
nung erinnern," iaete oer armenar5t
leiie, ndbreno lie langiam DEM Sauie
5uihritten. Baron &iioieer fennt be-
reits Die @erii6te, Die iiber Ieinen
8ruoer uno BEN 500 ienies 8aters
perbreitet muroen; tie iinb linn brit
ben beridtet noroer, l1no i6 babe
mid beniibt, Tie 5u 1pioerlegen. alio
merle Dir: menn iebt ooer ipater Die
&e0e 6aral1f fommen iollte, bann lei
poriid)tig 1lnb bebaupte ni6ts, mas
Oh niht beipeiien fannit; man tpiirbe
oi6 allein oafiir perantportlih mo-
fen."
SD iperbe MIDI bitten" betenerte
Snfel Seinri6 ltno febrte CUR 2aube
5llriid
2. 8aiiersaiIe Nro. 16
gs mar fein iebr groBes Saus,
aber glei6mobl cine Mietfaierne, in
Der ieoer &aum betpobnt tpuroe. Der
Sutpelier @rube batte elm babies
8useno iol6er Sauier ieiner @itne
binterlaiien, uno oie gei5ige Srau
peritono es portrefflih oieies &apital
aus5unuten.
Mls Tie ben 9eforationsmaIer YauI
Steiner nit Ieiner Somilie aufnabm
nnb ibm Die beioen 9abituben ein-
ranmte, mar er nod Elm fleiBiger
Wann, Der taglih CUR glrbeit ging
nno ben Miet5ins piinftli6 5ablte.
Seit benz Sooe ieiner Srau tpar oas
anoers seiporoen. Steiner arbeitete
ni6t mebr. @enn er arsging, 10 ge-
lhab es ni6t am Gage, ionbern
abenos, 1ino er febrte Damn erIt nod
Witternadt tpieoer bein. Son Dem
Mobiliar perihmano Elm Stiid na1
Dem anbern, uno bon Der 3ablung oes
Wiet5inIes ipar ihon lange feline &e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-21
0nttra Miirlptt

Sioman bon Sermann bpnber MpieI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Legal Sorority
Officers Named

Beta Gamma Chapter of Kappa
Beta Pi International Legal Sorority
recently installed at the Columbus
University school of law as the 51st
student chapter, has announced
election of the following. officers
Miss Mary Frances Glenn, dean:
Miss Marie K. kannary. associate
dean: Mrs. nellie Hyde Holmes, re-
cording registrar; Miss Elizabeth v
Franzoni, corresponding registrar
Miss Thelma H. Vollman, chancel-
lor; Miss Margaret M Colpoys
marshal, and Miss Regina X. A
Lafferty, historian.
Mrs. EdWina Austin Avery of
Philadelphia, grand dean of Kappa
Beta Pi, will install these officers
at the Province II convention, on
Saturday, June %, at the Washing
ton Aviation Club, Bradley boule-
ward.
Miss Glenn was elected delegate
to the Province II convention ano
Miss Franzoni was elected alter
nate.
Mrs. LIE More F. Hood was ap-
pointed chairman of committee te
draft the bylaws of the chapter
to be presented for approval anC
adoption at the chapter meeting tc
be held Thursday, July II, in the
library of the law school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

In the Bridal Procession

Church, the Rev. John Francis
Burns officiating, and a wedding
breakfast followed at Hotel 2400.
The bride, who was escorted by
her father to the sanctuary. was
attended by Miss Margaret Kroskey
as maid of honor and the Misses
Dawn Powers and the bridegroom S
sister, Ann Marie Bauchman, as
bridesmaids. 1t. Walter D. Bauch-
man, U. S. A., was best man for his
brother and Maj. Roderick O'Con-
nor, AAF, and 1t. Victor Storey,
U. S. N. R., were the ushers.
The couple left later by plane for
honeymoon in Bermuda and will
reside in Idaho Falls on their re-
turn.
The bride formerly was employed
by the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION in Washington. 1t. Bauch-
man has been stationed at the Naval
Research Laboratory since his re-
turn from the South Pacific, where
he took part in the preliminary
work in connection with the forth
coming atomic bomb experiment.
In her Chevy Chase home at 4::30
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, Miss
Jane Maureen Mougey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mougey, became
the bride of Maj. E. Gardner Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

Warren WEIGH of this city, became
the bride of Mr.. David Walter STRAIT
ton of Los Angeles. The Rev. r.
Edward DoWdy offciated.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with veil of illusion and lace
which was held in place by coronet
of seed pearls. She carried a bou-
quet of white sweetheart roses and
lilies. Miss Sadie Lane of Raleigh
was her maid of honor and wore a
canary yellow gown of net and
nylon. Bridesmaids were Mrs. John
New, Miss Doris Hardy, Miss Eliza
beth Davis and Miss Mildred Moore.
All attendants wore coronets of flow
ers and net matching their gowns
and carried bouquets of spring
flowers.
Ushers were Mr. William Trip
lett, Mr.. John New, Mr.. Roger Hem
and Mr.. Elwood Mullins.
After the reception MIR. and Mrs.
Stratton left later for New York
City and other Eastern points. After
their honeymoon they will make
their home in Los Angeles.
The marriage of Miss Alice Marie
Amann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Amann of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, TO 1t. Robert w. Bauchman,
U. S. n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bauchman of Idaho Falls, Idaho,
took place Saturday in ST. Paul's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Wedding Party
.Feted Yesterday
BY Mrs. Barnett
Bp Reffv Bea{e

There was as much fun at Mrs
George Barnett's party yesterday
afternoon as there was family cele-
brating the forthcoming marriage
OF the hostess grandson, Mr.. B.
Gordon Dickey, and pretty brunei
Miss Frances Barry, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. David S. Barry. The
brlde-eIect'S grandmother, Mrs
Loren johnson, was there, too, and
of course Mr.. Dickey's mother, Mrs.
Newbold Moves, and the other mem
bers of his immediate family, all of
whom will take part in the wedding
tomorrow, Miss Leila Dickey, Mid
shipman Robert Dickey, Mr.. Peter
Dickey and Mr.. Newbold Noyes, jr.,
who accompanied his wife.
The personality of the hostess,
who, by the way, has lots of it, per-
vaded the party and made all the
friends present feel as much at
home as the representatives of the
two families. Center of the most
laughter was group including Mrs
Barnett, who was wearing becom-
ing blue and violet print; Mrs. Eng
lish Gordon, who was in her usual
amusing good form; Mr.. Hampson
Gary, who was paying compliments
to Mrs. Gordon; Mr. Merritt Swift,
who said he was going to Nantucket
for the summer, and Mr.. Frederick
Roy, who kept bringing his summer
plans into the conversation. Mr..
Roy is going to Hams Point. he said.
Still more of Mrs. Barnetts rela-
tives on hand and they are all at
tractive, included Mrs. D. Buchanan
Merryman, 1t. John Barnett, Mrs.
I Noyes Lewis and her son, Mr.. Will
mott Lewis, jr.: Mr.. Henry A. Mus
tin and Col. and Mrs. Colston Dyer
The latter, who looks like her cousin
the Duchess of Windsor, but is
younger, blond and better looking
had on stunning black and pink
outfit. Pink roses formed her hat
and a single pink flower poked
from under ruffle on the skirt of
her black dress. She and her hus-
band came up from Quantico to
which post they are still in the
throes of moving,
Among the younger group at the
party were Miss Lisette Littlehales
Mrs. Landon K. Thorne, jr.. sister
of the bride ELECT. who is giving a
mint julep party for her this after
noon; Miss Virginia Summerlin
Mr.. Frederick Finkenstaedt, Mr.
| Dawson Lee and Miss Edith Scott
and Miss Jean Mcbride. fresh out
Of their junior year at Smith Col
lege. Miss Marye Thomas came
with her more than frequent escort
good-looking 1t. Holt Haywood. and
chatting with 1t. Comdr. j. j. Van
degrift, who says he is no relation
to another officer of the same name
was Miss Ann Mitchell. Just be-
tween Wintering in Florida ano
summering in Greenwich, Conn.
and points north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Miss Jane Pratt
To Be HOHOred

Representative Jane Pratt. North
Carolinas first woman member Of
Congress. who was sworn in last
week to fill the term of the late Rep
resetative w o. Burgin. will be the
honor guest of the North Carolina
Society at a reception and dance
Satul Gay at the Shoreham Hotel
Among those receiving with Miss
Pratt in the half-hour reception.
which will start at GAS pm. will be
the Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. O. Max Gardner, the I'm
dersecretary of War and Mrs. Ken
meth c. Royal, the Assistant Attor-
ney General and Mrs. T. Lamar
Caudle, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A. H.
Turnage, Brig. Gen. and MIS-. j. S.
Simmons. members of North Caro-
lina's congressional delegation with
their wives and members of the
Board of Governors of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Sorority Alzln1nae
To Hold Breakfast

Recent graduates of the Alpha
Delta Chapter at George Washing
ton University will be entertained by
the Delta Zeta Sorority Alumnae
Chapter of Washington at their an
nual breakfast at II am. Sunday
in the garden of the Congressional
School in Arlington.
The chapter graduates being en-
tertained include Miss Louise Ben
der. Miss Rhea Blake, Miss Jane
Clark, Miss Pat Hogan, Miss Sally
Judd, Miss Shirley Mason, Miss
Felicia Miller. Miss Tina Schwaner,
Miss Betty Tracie, Mrs Jane E
Britain and Miss Peggyjane L.
Switzer
This will be the last meeting of
the season before the delegates leave
for national convention at Breezy
Point Lodge. MINI Delegates to
the convention are Mrs. Guy Gale
of Arlington. Miss Dottie Jean
Eggeling and Mrs. Leverett Meadows
Reservations for the breakfast
may be made by calling Mrs. NAL
colin De Vers, oxford 1922, or Mrs
Meadows, Georgia 2370.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Enuoy Honored

The Guatemalan Ambassador Sc
nor Don Jorge Garcia Santamarla
entertained at dinner last evening
in compliment to the United States
Ambassador to Guatemala, Mr. Ed
win Jackson Kyle Sharing honors
with him were a group of agricul-
turists from Guatemala who are
here to study methods in this coun-
try, Senior Rafael Herrera, Senol
Carlos Dorion, Senior Lezaro Cha
con. Senior Eduardo Alejos, Senol
Carlos Zamora and Senior Gabriel
Asturias.
Others at dinner were the Assis-
tant Secretary of State, Mr.. Spruille
Braden; Mr. Leslie Wheeler direc-
tor of Inter- American Affairs OF
of the Agriculture Department; MI
Edward l. Gala, chief of the Inter
American Coffee Board: Senior JOSE
Colon, chief of the department Of
agriculture of the Pan American
Union, and the Counselor of ths
Guatemalan Embassy. Dr. Don En-
riQue Lopez errerte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

the President of Hungary, was also
there. She and her entire family
worked in the underground during
/ the war and remained hidden until
the Russians took Budapest.
The attractive terrace, with its
cool breezeS, was the choice spot of
the afternoon, with standing room
only. Early arrivals on the" terrace
were the Ambassador of Italy and
Signora Tarchiani, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lippmann, the Minister of
Sweden and Nine. Ericsson, Com
modore and Nine Olof Angelin, with
their two daughters. Miss Madelaine
WikStrom-Angelin and Miss Elisa
beth Wikstrom-Angelin; M. Jean
Claude Winckler of the French
Embassy and Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Rowan.
The Acting Secretary of State
Dean Acheson was there as we'll as
Senator Robert Taft. Senator Arthur
Capper, Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers and Representative Carl
HinShaw.
Other guests included the French
Ambassador, M. Hendi Bonnet; the
Ambassador of Panama and Sonora
de Vallarino, the Ambassador of
Chile and Sonora de Mora. the wife
of the Cuban Ambassador, Sonora
de Belt. who looked chic as usual
the Ambassador of Norway and Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne, the AM
baSSador of POLAND. Mr.. Oskar
Lange, and the Ambassador of
Costa Rica and Sonora de Gutierrez.
Still others were Judge and Mrs.
George D. Nelson. the latter's cos
tune being the fashion sensation
OF the afternoon: Mrs. Henry Wal
lace, Mrs. Harold Coolidge, 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Wade H. Haislip, Mr..
Robert Henry Hadow Of the British
Embassy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Horwath, Mr.. Peter Pares. Mr.. An
toni Balasy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Havas.
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PaddisOns atH0me

Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher C. Paddison
have returned from their wedding
trip to Mohunk Lake, N. Y, and are
at home at 9o2 Flower avenue in
Takoma Park. They were married
recently in the Memorial Chapel of
the Army Medical Center, the Rev
Eugene B. Frein officiating.
Mrs. Paddison formerly was Miss
Doris Elizabeth kienle, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker Kienle.
Mr.. Paddison is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis F. Paddison of Auburn
dale, Mass.
Mrs. John E. CLANCY was matron
of honor for her sister and Mr.
Charles Smith of Roanoke was best
man. Miss Betty Mclaughlin was
the soloist
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Engagements
announced

Mrs. Charles Calvert Smoot OF
Alexandria announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Cath
airline Griffith Smoot, to Mr.. Charles
Stanley Major, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Major of Hopkinsville, KY
The wedding is planned for the early
summer.
1t. Col and Mrs. Roy M. Foster
of Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Lois Jean Foster. to Mr.. Thomas
Warren Fisher of Rockville. The
wedding will take place June 81 In
the Memorial Chapel of the Army
Medical Center.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding of Miss Doreen Mary Sherman
TO Ensign Hugh l.. Nichols U. S. N
r., whose engagement has been an
nounced by her parents. Capt War
rem K. Sherman, U. S. n, and Mrs
Sherman, formerly of Bethesda. En-
sign Nichols is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Nichols of Batavia
Ohio.
Mrs William Hood Chambliss OF
Emporia, Va, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Catherine Chambliss, to 1t. q. g.
Samuel Webster Adams (MC), U. S
N. R., of Jacksonville, Fla. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Adams of Wash
Ington.
The wedding will take place this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Sporting
announce the engagement of theh
daughter, Miss Mildred Sporting, tt
Mr.. Paul E. Greenblatt of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Kaufman gave
dinner party for the formers
father, Mr.. Edmund Kaufman, who
celebrated his birthday anniversary
recently.