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Golding-Martin
Ceremony Held

Miss Margaret Lettie Martin,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John H
Martin of Bethesda. yesterday be-
came the bride of Mr.. Bert Henry
Golding, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Y. Golding of Long Beach, Calf
The Rev. Robert Spike officiated at
the ceremony, which was arranged
for the garden of the brides par
ents' home under an arch of ivy and
white gladioluses.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was gowned in white
chsntilly lace with a full skirt and
sweetheart neckline and a fingertip
veil falling from Juliet pearl cap
Her only ornament was a cameo
and pearl pendant, which belonged
to her grandmother, and she carried
q shower bouquet of white gladio-
luses. The brides only attendant
was her sister, Miss Marion E
Martin, who wore a light pink dot
ted marquiSette gown and carried
garden bouquet of pink and blue
flowers. Mr.. Charles Shaw of Dallas
served as best man.
Following the ceremony. a re-
ception was held in the home. after
which the couple left for wedding
trip in the East. Later they will &C
to Pasadena, Calf, to make their
home
The bride Is a graduate of the
University of Maryland and her
husband was graduated from the
California Institute of Technology
He has done graduate work at both
the California Institute of Technol-
ogy and Leland Stanford University
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George Washington 10 Pick
typical Veteran for 0utinq

Ex-servicemen from George Wash
ington University will select a "typi-
cal student veteran" and model
student veterans WIFE to preside
over a moonlight Potomac cruise
August 10 on the steamship Potomac
A search of university records is
being made to determine the quail
f1cations of the typical undergradu
ate, and the model wife will be
chosen by comparing letters by stu
dents listing the virtues of their re-
spectiYe wives.
The cruise, sponsored by the uni
versity's Veterans Club for all stu
dents and faculty members. will fea-
ture a quiz program where veterans
attempt to stump their professors
with military questions, dancing
contest and the introduction of some
Of the G. w. football players for
next season.
Tickets at S1l5 each are available
at the veterans clubhouse, 722
Twenty second street NV, or the
Office of the director of veterans
education, Twentieth and 6 streets
NV,
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announcement
OF Much Import
To The Capital

OF unusual interest in Washington
is the announcement received from
Maj. Gen. Arch Franklin Howard
Marine Corps, and Mrs. Howard, of
Coronado, of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Mary Douglas
Howard to 1t. Comdr. Victor Talia-
ferro Boatwright, jr., U. S. N. r., son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Boatwright of Ports
mouth, Va.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Georgetown Visitation Convent
and from Trinity College in this
city. She has been on the staff of
the San Francisco Chronicle for the
past year.
Comdr Boatwright attended Duke
University and was graduated from
the United States Naval Academy,
class of 1899. He participated in the
first landings in North Africa and
saw service in Sicily, Salerno and
Normandy. He more recently was
with the occupation forces in Toxic.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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RWerdaIe Glib
Abb0ints tides

Mrs. M Eugene Jardine, president
of the Woman's Club of Riverdale,
has announced the names of COM
mittee chairmen for the coming
year
Committee chairmen announced
are: Mrs William Parvin Starr.
American citizenship; Mrs. c. H
Houdeshel. American home; Mrs.
William D. Kneessi, community
service; Mrs. r. Wesley Shade, con-
tact; Mrs. Brice Bowie, education:
Mrs Charles A. Cary, fine arts; Mrs
B. H. Gather, garden; Mrs, John
Fletcher Moulden, hospitality,
Mrs. Pauline Charron, legislat ton :;
Mrs. Alexander B. Secor. member
ship Mrs. Jean Hale, parliaments-
rian Mrs. Charles A. Magoon, press
End publicity; Mrs. Peter Duguid.
program: Mrs Herbert Roby, resolu-
tons: Mrs. Charles l.. Graefe. ways
and means. and Mrs. Hugh G. Nc
Phee welfare
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In The Orange Blossom Parade
Wolfe Photo

The marriage of Miss Doris Louise
Berry. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Berry, to Sergt. Paul Meloy
McMinn. son of Mr.. Walter j. Nc
MINI of Milwaukee, formerly of Salt
Lake City, took place recently in
the chapel of the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Miss
Grace A. Wirth and Miss Marie T
Baltes. Sergt. Paul T. White of
Alexandria was best man.
Fos-Jefrey
The chapel of the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church also was
the scene of the marriage of Miss
Lucille Jeffrey and 1t. Philip E
Fox. the Rev. DR.. John Rustin Off
ciating in the presence of only the
members of the two families and a
few intimate friends.
Miss Mira Cox of New York was
maid of honor and 1t. Thomas A
Prugh of Dayton was best man.
r 0binSOn-IngHs
Sergt. Harvey Arthur Robinson.
jr, and Mrs Robinson are living at
Fort Monmouth where the former is
attending Signal Corps School. They
were married recently. the wedding
taking place in the Ryland Methodist
Church with the Rev. c. Lewis Roo
son officiating.
The bride. who was formerly Miss
Roberta Louise Inglis. is the daugh-
ter of Capt. Grover c. Inglis, u S. A..
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League for Peace
Obens Sessions

The Womens International Lea
que for Peace and Freedom opened
the first session of it's Tenth Inter
national Congress today at the
Pslais Municipal in Luxembourg,
according to an announcement from
league headquarters here.
The meeting of the Women's Con-
sress comedies with the official
Peace Conference which opened in
Paris today, the announcement
stated. further pointing out another
singular coincidence. when in 1919,
the league held its Second 1nterna-
tional Congress during the historic
weeks of the Versailles conference.
The United States section of the
league has sent delegation of ~
members and a dozen other Amer
leans have left for Europe to attend
the congress as visitors. Washing
tonians who will be included in the
delegation are Miss Heloise Brain
erd, Miss Bertha Mcneil and Mrs.
Dorothy MedderS Robinson.
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DR.. ho6Ioth|en Resigns
BrookIand Baptist Post

The Rev. DR.. Gaye L. McGlothlen
yesterday rendered his resignation
as pastor of the Brookland Baptist
Church to assume his duties on
September IS as editorial associate
of the editorial division of the Bap-
fist Sunday School Board in Nash
vile, Tenn.
There will be a business meeting
Of the congregation Wednesday
night to act on the resignation and
also to elect pulpit supply COM
mittee.
Coming to Washington in 1912, DR..
McGlothlen served the District Bap-
fist Convention as secretary of the
Department of Christian Education.
and became pastor of the Brookland
church April /, 1914.
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Announcement Of committee chair
men appointments has been made by
Mrs, Ethel Taylor, president of the
Soroptimist Club of Montgomery
County.
Committee heads named are; Mrs.
Anna P Rose. membership and
Classification. Mrs. Betty Tolson,
civics and projects; Mrs Elvin
Shaffer, program and Venture Club
contact: Mrs. Jane Russell Snyder
publicity: Mrs Marv Sou
/ tality; Mrs. Edna Hauke, bylaws,
and Mrs. Ethel Anderson. scid !j.J.A
Mrs Hauke has also been named
parliamentarian and Mrs Florence
Crossan will be music chairman for
the year.
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ment to provide that Men and
women shall have equal rights
throughout the United States and
every place subject to it's jurisdic-
ton" And, as he sees it, the
breaking down of Senate tradition
that has fostered at least one un-
equal right for years is a step in
the equal rights direction.
The amendment. by the way, will
be up for consideration again
just as soon as the National Wom-
ems party reorganizes its fighting
forces. Many of its members strug-
gled to get suffrage for women and
they will not stop short Of their final
goal-eoual rights. The Senators
who voted against the amendment
will soon see fit to change their
minds, or they will nave successors
who are more enlightened" said a
prominent National Women's party
member I'VE will battle this thing
to the finish. We will find ways and
means to prove that the granting
to us of equal rights will in no sense
be threat to mans position in
politics"
f0istriht,ted hv Mchaurht gvndirats tps 4
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St0ddards AUav
On Lecture Tnb

Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop Stoddard
left by plane this morning for Flor
ida, where the former will give four
lectures on Soviet Russia in Jack
sonville. Banana River, Miami and
Fort Lauderdale, Mr.. Stoddard was
invited by the Navy Department to
give the talks and he and Mrs.
Stoddard are making the flight in a
Navy plane.
Mrs. Stoddsrd will not accompany
her husband to each of the Florida
air stations but will visit her Rus
sian friend, Nine Sakhnovsky. in
Miami and also spend a short time
at Miami Beach.
The Stodoards will return to
WaShinetOn August g.
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Dean 6i|dersIeeye Pleads
For |nteIIectuaIs Abroad

LONDON, July 2a.-Dean Virginia
Gildersleeve of New York's Barnard
College today called on educated
women to use all their political and
ethical wisdom" to help restore the
intellectuals of defeated countries
to the family of nations.
Dean GilderSleeve was one of sew
eral delegates who addressed the
opening session of the first postwar
council meeting of the international
Federation of University Women.
A round-table discussion last night
paved the way for today's business
session.
DR.. Lise Neither, German scien-
fist, is scheduled to speak tomor-
row on atomic discoveries.
Mrs Esther Ankin Brunauer OF
San Francisco and Washington
American delegate to the United Ma
tions educational. scientific and Gull
tural organization. said national fed
erations should appeal to the youth
of the various countries to strive
for positions in various information
al political organiza tons.
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Linz, Austria. Is arranging 10 leave
this country in mid-August to join
him.
Baicar-McGow
A September wedding is planned
by Miss Lois Evelyn Baicar and Mr..
Ronald M. MCGOWAN, whose en-
ga2ement is announced by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Baicar, jr.. of Hyattsville.
Mr. MCGOWAN is the son of Mrs.
Rose B. MCGOWAN and the late Mr..
Robert M. MCGOWAN of Washington
and South Bend, Ind.
Mr.. MCGOWAN recently has re-
turned from two years service in
the European Theater.
HaHer.JoneS
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert L. j. Halter
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Frances Anne Hal
Ter. to Mr.. Jean Jones, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward r. Jones of Little
Rock, Ark.
Miss Halter attended the Woman'S
College of the University of North
Carolina and was graduated in
June from Maryland University. Mr..
Jones attended Little Rock Junior
College. the University of Arkan-
sas and is at present in his senior
year at George Washington Uni
versity. The wedding is planned
for the early fall.
H1fore f1n1r1n
Miss Anita Hilleary Waters and
1t. Paul Frederick Kinnucan. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Kinnu-
can of Chicago, will be married in
the early fall. Their engagement
Is announced by the bride-elect S
parents, Col and Mrs. Carroll P.
Price of Harrodsburg, KY.
Miss Waters is a graduate of
Creighton University, Omaha, and
studied art at King -Smith Studio
School in Washington before going
to Europe to serve with UNRRA in
Germany. Lit. Kinnucan is on duty
with the Office of Military Govern
ment for Bavaria in Germany He
was commissioned in 1914 and
served with the Goth Infantry Di-
vision in the European Theater.
He is a graduate of Wilson Uni
versity in Chicago.
Miss Waters is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. j. Henry Waters. who
was an attorney in Washington.
Kapser-Hnas
Col. and Mrs. Wendell H. Kayser
of Alexandria and New York an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Ellen Elaine Kayser,
to Mr.. Joseph Davis Haas. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Haas of Mem
phis.
The wedding will take place Sep
TENDER in the Palm Room of Ho-
tel 2400. where the bride-elect's par
ents were married % years ago.
Chaplain Robert L. Deal of the Navy
will ofhciate.
The prospective bride attended
Barnard College, received her degree
from the University Of Arizona and
was a member of the WAVES for IA
months.
Mr.. Haas served for three years
as a naval officer and has just re-
turned from IA months overseas. He
is graduate of the University of
Michigan, class of 1899,
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In Ne1p England

Mr. and Mrs Henry Brvlawski are
spending their vacation at Rangeley
Lakes, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar G.. kaufman
left Thursday for Belgrade, Me. to
spend their vacation and to visit
their grandson, Johnnie Nordlinger,
who is at camp
Mr., and Mrs Theodore Peyser and
their son Teddy, are vacationing at
Summit Springs, Me. and their
daughter Natalie, is at Trip Lake
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert Hahn are
among the many Westinghouse
who chose Mooselookmeguntic, Me-,
for a vacation.
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About WA5hington
BY Hope Ridings Miller.

absolutely necessary for me to con-
fer with Senator Radcliffe 1t so
happened that exigency never arose
while he was on the floor I didn't
want to go in just to make ges-
ture but I'm glad some one
did,
Several years ago, Miss Joseph
was the first person to insist that
IF foreign women are allowed to
walk into the Senate chamber, GER
tainly 1t seems that American wom-
en- who happen to be secretaries
to Senators should have the same
privilege" She was referring to the
fact that Nine Chang Kai-shek
of China and Queen Wilhelmina of
the Netherlands had been welcomed
there with open arms during the
years when tradition still barred
woman secretaries.
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Rev. Lee to Give Talk
To Lutheran Loymen

The Rev. Robert E. Lee. pastor of
st, Luke's Lutheran Church of
Silver Spring, Md. will address the
Lutheran Laymen's Fellowship at
its August luncheon meeting at
1890 pm. Thursday at the Willard
Hotel, Frederick G. Umhau, presi-
dent of the organization, announced
today
Mr.. Lee will relate his experience
as Navy chaplain on the Aleutian
Islands.
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Emily Hohn's Husband
Takes Her to England
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 29-The Eng
1ish major who married Author
Emily Hahn last November, some
five years after the birth of their
child in China. is taking them to his
home country.
Maj. Charles Boxer of the British
Army, his wife and their daugh-
ter Garcia were aboard the Queen
Mary when it sailed for Southamp-
ton yesterday. He is reporting back
for duty.
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Varied Items.
OF Interest

The former Financial Counselor of
the Romanian Legation, Mr.. Georges
Boncesco, will join Mrs. Boncesco
in their apartment in the Broad
moor shortly after several weeks va
cation at Lake Sundapee.
Mrs. Boncesco spent June at
Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat were
Joined the middle OF the week by
their son, Mr. C. Brooke Armat,
who has resumed his legal work
with the Department of Justice
after serving as a lieutenant in
the Navy through the war. Mr..
Armat has been in New Jersey
on business for the department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armat are expect
ing the formers brother, Mr.. Chris
topher Armat, from Florida this
week or early next week. He will
be with them at Greystone, their
home overlooking Rock Greek, for
several weeks.
1t. j. B. Waggoner, Army Air
Forces, and Mrs. Waggoner are oc-
cupying the house at 1874 Thirtieth
street until the autumn when the
owners, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D.
Lee, will take over again. 1t. and
Mrs. Waggoner have had the house
since Mr.. and Mrs. William Doeller
returned to their Warrenton home.
Mrs. James M Beck returned Fri
day from Hot Springs. where she
has been for some weeks and prob
ably will remain here until cooler
weather.
Hot Springs mas number of
Washingtonians there for the sum-
mer. among them Mrs William r.
Castle, who is Joined by Mr.. Castle
as often as is possible.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Underwood
are at Cape May and going there
by the middle of August is Mrs.
Louis Mackall She will have with
her her daughters. the Misses Emily
and Lucy Mackall
Mrs Aurelius r. Stands is spend
ing the summer at Warrenton and
her daughter, Miss Agnes Stands.
who has remained in Washington.
will be off tomorrow for a vacation
in the Adirondacks.
Miss Betty Egge1ston Sheppard of
Williamsburg has been visiting her
uncle and aunt, Maj. and Mrs David
A. Powers, jr., for several weeks
Miss Sheppard is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Sheppard.
Mrs. j. Edward Collins. the for
mer Miss Mary Teresa Hanlon. has
arrived from her home in Honolulu
to visit her mother, Mrs. James Leo
Hanlon.
Mrs. James w. Boyer, jr. enter
tanned at luncheon in the Mayf1ower
Lounge honoring Mrs. Harold Will
hanson and her mother. Mrs Will
fred Theg, who is visiting here from
Scotland. Mrs. Williamson was sec
rotary to Gen. Eisenhower in Europe,
and returned to this country at the
time of the North African invasion
to be married to Capt. Williamson.
U. S. M. c., at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Boyer.
Miss Ruth Simon is visiting at
Greenwood Lake, N. Y.
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Nozi General On TrioI

BRUNSWICK, Germany, July %
P).-Gen. Nikolaus Won Falkenhorst,
former German commander in chief
In Norway, went on trial for his
life today on charges of ordering
the execution Of captured Allied
Commands and of responsibility
for the death of 20 British and 6
Norwegian war prisoners.
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Are Women PEOPLE?

1t was we'll understood ahead of
time that if the question of admit
ting woman secretaries was raised
Senator Mcclellan would rule in IA
vor of the feminists. He long has
felt that women are people. and
along with 81 other Sena tors he
voted for adoption of the amend
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ENGAGEMENT Announcements
T0b Ne1Us OF Social Events

John Wheeler hostess at exceptionally attractive
Comfy Mr. Frederick T. Drum Hunt and also
celeb bride elects birthday anniversary
Mr. Arthur Condor of
Edgewater, Md, at
the daughter of Mrs Robert
Comfy The wedding will take
hostess whose husband.
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Inc person CnleIly TeSpOIlSlUlt iOT
shelving the Senate tradition that
has always barred women secretaries
from the Senate floor refused to be
the first woman to exercise the new
privilege the other day. She is Miss
Bertha Joseph, witty and wise sec
rotary to Senator George Radcliffe
of Maryland, who for years has been
raising the point that the female of
the species has as much right as a
male secretary to go on the Senate
floor to confer with a Senator.
There has never been a rule for
bidding women secretaries to enter
the chamber -. but the same type
of moth-eaten tradition that de-
crees the snuff boxes on the Senate
floor must be filled daily-lust as
they were in Civil War days-has
kept the ladies out.
A few days ago. however, Senator
Owen Brewster of Maine took the
traditional bull by the horns and
raised the question by asking the
chair if there was any reason why
woman secretary could not enter the
Senate chamber. Quick as a flash,
Senator Kenneth Mcclellan held
there Is no rule against it so long
as they are on Official business, and
a few moments later Mrs Frances
Dustin. secretary to Senator Brew
ster coasted onto the floor, consulted
briefly with her boss, and became
the first woman to blast a tradition
believed to be as old as the Govern
ment.
Miss Joseph Explains
Although Senator Brewster, by his
courageous gesture, became new
champion of women's, rights. femin-
lists who have been battling for adop-
ton OF the equal rights amendment
to the Constitution lost no time in
pointing out that he was one of the
Senators who helped to defeat their
pet project. With a vote of 38 men,
bers for the amendment and IS
against it, the Senate failed to MUS
ter the required two-thirds ma jority
Senator Brewster voted against it,
Since Senator Radcliffe sponsored
the amendment, feeling was strong
around Capitol Hill that his secre-
tary should be the first woman to
exercise a privilege indicating that
women there. at least, have equal
rights with men. But Miss Joseph.
ardent feminist though she is, de-
clined. The rule is that secre-
taries should be allowed to go on
the floor if they are on official bust
ness. For II years, tradition not
withstanding, I've made my mind
up to walk right in any time it was
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W ed in Ne1U York

Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Thomas
of Alexandria announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Mrs. Louise
Thomas Herman, to Mr.. Albert Hay
ward Young o Brien. The ceremony
took place Saturday in New York
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retired She was attended by Miss
Betty Virginia Grigg
Sergt. Robinson is a son OF Mr.
and Mrs, Robinson of Arlington and
had as his best man Pfc. Lawrence
BoWles.
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Ciark-Rice


Miss Elizabeth Ann Rice, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Samuel Rice
was given in marriage by her father
when she became the bride of Mr.
Robert Bsllenger Clark. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin w. Clark. The cere-
mony was performed in the Del Ray
Methodist Church in Alexandria.
Miss Nancy Lee Lewis was maid
Of honor and the Misses Harriet
Smith and Iwila Walker were
bridesmaids.
Mr.. John Reed was best man and
The nshers were Mr. Richard Clark
and Mr.. Sigvald Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have returned
from their wedding trip and are
living in Alexandria.
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DIR. and Mrs. Milton Fytelson are
living III Newark since returning
from their wedding trip. They were
married recently in the Mayfower
Hotel, Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
officiating. The bride formerly was
Miss Shirlee Lucille Wertheimer.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Wertheimer DR.. Fytelson is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Fytelson OF
Bridgeport.