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Fun for All
At Women's Council
Winter C0rnivUl

March &, Z and 8. the st. Paul
womcn's council are sponsoring q
carnival at the Halle Q. Brown
community house, $50 Aurora Ave.
There will he dancing each night,
food booth, apron booth, rum
mage booth. apron and fancy work,
hats, fortune telling. white elephant,
pop corn, hingo and other miseol-
lancous amuScmcnts. Growing Of
King and queen and coronation
hall will take place on Saturday
night, March \.
Mrs. Earl s. Weber IL general
chairman and Miss Myrtle Garden
is chairman " the popularity con-
test Those running for king are:
ErvinR Palmer, Donald Gates and
Warren Hayes, Queen contestants
arc: Patsy Harris, Erminc Owens
and Carmitta Hit Mrs. Justine
Jackson Is president Of the WON.
ems council.
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J Viii be gone for a week.
Mrs. RebeQue Force. 1928 Mime
haha Ave, returned Monday, Feb
"a, from Kansas City, Mo, wherC
she attended the funeral Of hel
sister-in-law. At present Mrs
Force is i'll at her home.
Guest Pianist: Mrs. Esther
Roach, 1917 Fifth Ave. S, was the
guest pianist for the P.T.A. at the
Warrington elementary school pre-
ceding Brotherhood Week.
Mrs. Lorraine f. Chivers. lOl7
Clinton Ave. S, has just completed
a recent series Of singing engage
ments which took her to Fountain
and Wykoff, MINI.
Mrs. Robert Alexander. 1920
Fifth Ave. S. was hostess to the
Blue Monday club on Feb. -. Mem
bers played games and enjoyed "a
delicious repast. The club door
prizes were won by Mrs. Ruby Bobo
and MIR. Theodore Woodland. The
next meeting will be at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Green, 7O6 Sew
enth Ave. n.
III for Week: Mrs. Josephine
Murray, 1916 Third Ave. S, has
been kept in her home for the past
week because Of a severe cold.
Rev. II. ". Jones, pastor Of Green
Street Baptist church, Louisville,
Ky, spent a few days recently at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schofield, 5l27 James Ave. No, en-
route home from Rochester, Mimi,
where he spent three weeks at the
Mayo Clinic. Rev. Jones is the
father-in-law Of Mrs. c. NJ. CDoris)
Jones, daughter Of the Schofelds.
Cynthia Lewis, weighing six
pounds and 10 ounces, was pre-
sented to her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Lewis, 1912 Eighth Ave.
No, Friday, Feb. 81, at Fairview
hospital.
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Don COSSaCkS
To Be Heard
At NOrthrOp

Recently returned from trip q
Japan and Korea where. at the IN.
vitStion Of the United-Statcs Army,
II sang ITO concerts for moro than
10000 serviccmcn in the occupa.
ton troops, the General Platoif Don
EossRckS will he heard at Northrop
Auditorium Sunday. March Q, at
$40 y, M, under the sponsorship
" the Artists Course 81 the Uni.
versity IT Minnesota.
Headlines everywhere proclaim
the fact that tho CossackS give a
magnificent show, with their in.
Splrcd singing VI the old Russian
church music, folk melodies, Cos
sack war songs and the latest tunes
to come out " Soviet Russia.
In addition there are the famous
Cossack dances Tor which the
Chorus is noted, especially the Les.
gihhA, the spectacle " dancer
Juggling ~ knivcs from forehead,
shoulders and clenchod teeth while
executing intricate steps. There too
II KoEatchok In which dozen men
join In the spectacle. each vying
with the other IN spectacular leaps
and whirls while the rest 81 the
Chorus cRV thcm on with shouting
and clapping
This famed Chorus has been
herRldcd throughout the world.
Since their organization In Prague
in 1920, where these former cavalry
officers " the Imperial Russian
army had taken refuge. they have
given over $500 concerts, visiting
every continent On the globe,
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Evelyn Kelly
Becomes Bride
of John Robinson

Miss Evelyn Kelly and Mr.. John
Robinson were united in marriage
Saturday. Feb. %. 7:30 p. M, at
the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. Kelly, $50 st. Anthony
Ave. on the 4lst wedding ami
versary Of Miss KelIy's mother and
late father, Rev. J. Kelly. Rev,
Floyd Massey, Jr.. performed the
ceremony, Decorations throughout
the house were palms, ferns and
candelabrRs. The attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Balenger. The
bride wore a pastel colored gown
and the brides mother wore n blue
velvet formal Hostesses were Lu.
ellie HarRrave. Irene Hill. Esther
Bradley, EnolR MofFatt, Lynette
Hall and Cynthia Foster
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Social and Personal

NeighbOrhOOd Baby Shower: Mrs
Vernon Young, 2426 Fifth Ave. S.
was hostess at a neighborhood bah,
shower on Feb. % in honor Of Mrs
Flossie Harris. A pink and whit,
color scheme was carried out, anC
a buffet luncheon was served. Mrs
Harris received many lovely gifts
Those present were: Mines. NJ
Stokes, o. Hall, NJ. Craft, 2. Turner
w. A. Ross, J. Young, o. F. Crit
tenden, r. Wilson, F. Mckinney
J. Sims, E. Rhodes, E. McMoore,
L. Payne, Jr., A. b. Glenn, A.
Henry, E. Abbey. NJ. Jones, X. J.
Payne and Miss Z. Mason. Gifts
were sent by the following who
were unable TO attend: Mrs. c. L.
Prescott of Kansas City, Mo, o.
Raye, Vernon Rice, S. Whiting, o.
Lindsay, J. Slemmons, J. Pullens,
H. Combs, E. Sims. l.. p. Payne,
Sr. of Kansas City, Mo, and Mr..
Pruth mcfarland Of New York
City.
NewlyWeds: Mr.. and Mrs. Benja.
min T. Brown are now at home at
507 Girard Ave. n, after their mar
riage on Feb. Is. The couple were
wed at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Mary Nichols, 439 Car
roll Ave, ST. Paul. Mrs. Nichols
acted as matron Of honor for her
sister, the former Miss Margaret
"Nadene" Williams. Mr.. Julian
DOdSon was best man. A reception
followed at the newlyweds' home.
Mrs. Robert (Della) Wallace, 573
Olson Blvd. has been ordered to bed
by her physician. She must re-
main in bed for about a month.
Chicago Trip: Mrs. Clara Lucas.
4l49 Fourth Ave. s., left Tuesday.
Feb. rs, for Chicago where she will
visit her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green, Sr.,
and her nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. William Green, Jr. Mrs. Luca,
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Remember These
Ddtes-Mdrch 6. 7
And 8

The g. Paul WOmsn's council IL
sponsoring . Winter Carnival
March 9, 7 and sth 1t the Halle q.
Brown gymnasium. re for dancing
Thursday and Friday night E0e for
The COTOnsti0n Ball OF Saturday
niRht-Adv.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-28
Washington Douglass
Lincoln Memorial
Saturday NIGHT
Washington lincoln douglass

\ washington Lincoln Douglass
rally postponed from Feb. -, is
being sponsored by the Library
Book Shop, Saturday evening.
March |, at 1900 Olson Highway.
and will celebrate the passage "
the Fair Employment Practices Or.
dinancc in Minneapolis.
Carl Ross, district secretary and
member NJ the national committee
Of the Communist party, will
speak on The Communist Posi-.
ton on the Fight for Negro
Rights" and speakers will deal
specifically with the problems ~
enforcement 81 the F.EP.O.
Mcridel lie Sucur, local author
will read selections from Iangston
Hughes, distinguished Negro poet
and co-edttor with Miss Ic Sucur
Of the new Literary Quarterly
MainStrcam.
The musical program will In.
cludc THE House | Live In" Earl
Rohinson's popular ballad
There Is no better way to crlr.
hrate the anniversaries " our
great American patriots" said Mrs
Itllotson " the Library Book Shop
IN inviting the public to this meet.
ing, than to express our dctcrmi.
nation TO make our city an OUTPOST
Of freedom, with FErO."
The WhCNtlcy Junior Wives me,
at Phyllis whcatlcy House ON Wed.
nesdRy, Feb. 10, at which timc plans
were made for furthcring a scholar.
ship. Those present were Nine,
Geraldine Withers. Oneida Davis.
katherine Harper, Dorothy Whit
taker. ArvcidR Mccoy, iona Tyler,
LuVcrnc lladlcy, Charlotte Davis
and Marguerite Combs, councillor.
Mrs. lone brown, $3.50 18th Ave
y, has been ut home for the pnst
month because " complete fatigue.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mr..
Windsor c, Crews. SI2s Oakland
Ave. had as their dinner quests
recently Mcssrs. and Mines. Walter
McElroy, Wesley Manning, Hardy
White and Mrs. Whites mother.
Mrs. W. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
HRwkinS, son, Clifford, and dauRh. |
ter. June. Mr., and Mrs. o. l.. Drake. |
Mr.. and Mira. y. A. Glover and Mr. |
Arthur Glover 81 Detroit.
Mrs Everett Lewis Of Spring.
held. Ohio. left for her home on
Feb. 22 after visiting for three
weeks with hcr parontH, Mr. and
Mrs. J, II, Lane, 722 Fremont Ave.
N.
The CORE will hold . meeting
nj the Minneapolis Y.W.C.A. on
Monday. March 3. nj 7aIB p. m. Mr..
Emerson Schwonk. the National
FOR. leader, will speak on the
Psychology Of Conflict. Mr..
schwenk will report on the progress
II the project Of the FOR. and
CORE. testinR the Morgan do.
'isIon In the South on railroads and
buses.
Social Rally: The Hsroines Of
Emma Thompson Court No. 3 were
hosts at u social rally at the sumner
held social room on Saturday. Feb.
r. The affair was given In carnival
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nan ana Iynthlh roster.
Of president ~ years ago, pre-,
sented prizes TO Mrs. Ethel Stew.
ems and Mrs. Areta Mcknight for
punctuRlity, and 10 Mrs. Eva Neal,
Mrs. MRude Brooks and Mrs. Anna
Cook for good attendance. They
have not missed a meeting. Mrs
Alverta CorRm IL chairman In the
sponsorship Of student from n
high school 10 compete in the Elks
orRtoricAl contest 10 he held In
April. The hostess served o gcnu.
inc Italian luncheon. Unique candy
squares were made In Italian style
The next meeting will be March
%, at the home Of Mrs. W. NJ
Mcfarland, 1916 Rondo Ave. BRA.
lillian food will be served.
The Entire Nous club met Feb
II, at the home 81 Miss Gladys
Clemens, 626 Rondo Ave. All mem.
bers were present NJ this meeting
10 surprise Miss Clemens at q
bridal shower, after which bushes,
was taken care Of. Games were
played during the evening. Tn,
next meeting will be held March
7, with Miss Ray Whitmore. 33C
W. Central Ave.
Miss Gladys Clemens. S26 Rond0
Ave. left the city Sunday morn
ing. Feb. %. for 81. Louis, Mo
TO visit relatives and friends.
The Halle q. Brown communit,
house membership campaign il r
active operation and all member
ships for I947 are 10 be In b,
April /. Mrs. Horace Brown. Sr
IL chairman Of the membership
committee.
Reports will be made ever,
Thursday at 3 p. m. at the HALL.
q. Brown. The committee consist,
Of; Mines. VirRis Hedge. Dessi,
Clemens, o. ". Lindsay. AIMS
Ward: Misses Mauresn Coleman
and Mary BrowDt MssErs. J. T.
Johnson, George MundsII, Leslie
Lewis, John Culver. W. n. Walker
and s. Edw. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left Sun.
day morning. Feb. "a, on a honey
moon 10 Chicago, NJ, and planned
to return ThurHday. FEB. n. n
make their home at $50 ~. An.
thony Ave.
Miss Lee Anna Williams Of Pitts.
burRh, Pa, IL visiting relatives and
friends u the Twin Cities. Shs
will be the hOnDrsd guest a. =
breakfast party on Sunday, March
2, at the home 81 Mrs. Vivian Perry.
$50 Sc. Anthony Ave. She will BE-
the house quest Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Perry. S67 st. Anthony Ave, for
about 9 month.
The W. c. 7. q. will have hs
regular nesting Wednesday. March
2. 1T the home Of Mrs. Susie Gay.
lord. $50 st. Anthony Ave
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Social and Personal

Mrs. Garry Washington, Dorothy Carson, left for
her home Friday Feb 81 in Cleveland Ohio after spending
several weeks commissioning from illness in the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs r. Carson ST. 97 Carroll Ave
Married: Miss Maree Thomas 405 Harrington. and Mr..
Albert L. Cowan of $50 Carroll Ave- married on Mon
The Valley settler., 1947-01-10
SPECIAL NOT.ICES

 THE CHOIR of tho HOLY FAMILY CHURCH of Anchorage will bo in Palmer on Sunday, January l2, and will sing at tho regular 10:Oo o'clock Mass at ST. MICEAEL'S Church
 Weather porni tt ing. FELLOWSHIP DINNER
 potluck dinnor will follow tho morning service at tho UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH this Sunday. Bring some thing for yourself nnd your family and enjoy the fellowship of 0 rool old-fo shioned church dinner. Tho annual congregational meeting will follow tho dtnnor and VIC urge all members to be present.
 KEEP TIE NUMBERS of YOUR BONDS in dif- foront place thah vhoro you koop your bonds. Thon if tho Bonds are destroyed, tho numbers can be turned in to the Post Office and tho Bonds can be. redeemed. NJ. IND .aS. EDTnI HI DIRE. of. Juneau crc the proud parents of baby boy it Uos learned horo today. Mrs. Hildro uss1: noe, Dorothy Vasono ia, daughter of Mir. and Hrs. Louronoo Vascnojo. TAINTED: 3 Husky men and large truck to hondlo those vho foit uhilo viewing tho monsters in tho "HoUSE OF FTANTl3Ns1ED" coming to tho Valley Theptro next Friday.
 January l7th.
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annapolis

Capt. and Mrs. Walter Sharp, thu
latter a daughter of Mr.. Leyir
Campbell. will leave this week for 9
ishort visit to New Haven. where
their son Willoughby is a student al
Yale University. Capt. and Mrs
Sharp, while here, are occupying
the former home OF Comdr. anc
Mrs. John Urquart.
Mrs. Roland I. Curtin has re-
turned after a week spent with her
son and daughter -in-1aW, Capt. and
Mrs. Neale r. Curtin, ait the attrac-
tive old home they recently pur-
chased outside Bryn Mawr.
Corndr. and Mrs. Arthur Morash
OF Dreams Landing have accom-
panied Mrs. Morah's mother, Mrs
Luck. who has been their guest
back to her home in WILLIAMSBURG
and will visit her for several weeks
Miss Dorothy Winchester is the
guest of her brother-in-laW and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton
Crooks, in Youngstown, Ohio. She
will return to Annapolis in about le
days.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. K. j
Christoph have arrived from San
Diego to be the guests until after
June Week of Comdr. and Mrs. Paul
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macomt
Peters of Laguna Beach, Calf, az
rived in Annapolis today to be the
guests for several days of Capt. and
Mrs. John Fl. Griffin.
MIR. Joseph P. Taylor of West
Palm Beach has arrived for an ex-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Canada
of Silver Spring left Friday fol
Phoenix. Ariz,. where Mr.. Canada,
will enter private business. While
in Silver Spring, Mr.. Canaday wa.
employed in the public relations de.
partment of the Johns Hopkin!
Laboratory.
Mrs. William Cleveland and hel
son Brian of Takoma Park are
spending six weeks in Punta Gorda
Fla, visiting her father anc
mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reno of Silve,
Spring have as their guests the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Neumeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. McCeney
Of SILVER Spring have been enter
tanning their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, 1t. and Mrs. L. F. Hoffman, OF
Dayton, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Staley OIL
Boston, Mass, are arriving in Silver
Spring today to visit the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald K. Staley. During
their stay, Mr.. Staley and his
brother. together with group oil
local businessmen, plan to spend
several days fishing at Wacha-
preague, Va.
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Party GiUen

Miss Kathleen Kline, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kline, was hostes!
at party Thursday at her home or
Gallatin street. Guests included
classmates of the hostess at the
Maret School.
The function had been planned fol-
the garden, but due to the weathe,
the merry affair took place indoors
Among the guests were the Misses
Georgia Jennings, Bunny Wells
Anne Ramser, LYNNE Klinepeter,
Virginia Wetherill, Georgiana Spill
man, Joselyn Freeman, Marian
Powell, Shirley Newman and Jean
Halvnack.
Mrs. P. w. Norcross, one of Miss
Kline's teachers, was at the function
and others present were the Messrs.
Charles A. Armstrong, Patrick Boyle
Spencer Darwin, jr., Frank Lewis,
Lawrence Taylor and Donald Gold
branSon.
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In the Bridal Procession

The marriage Of Miss Helen Marie
Gallagher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Michael Gallagher, to Mr.
E. Austin Carlin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Carlin, took place re-
Gently in st. Gabrieps Church. The
Rev. Louis Albert ofIiciated.
The brides sister, Mrs. Vincent
c. Burke, jr., was matron of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss
Eleanor Carlin. sister Of the
groom, and Mrs. Edward Bartlett
Kent. Best man was Mr.. Benton
Stricken and the ushers were Mr..
Robert Harris and Mr.. Gordon
Davis of this city and Mr.. James
Donohue Of Richmond.
Mrs. Carlin attended Georgetown
Visitation Convent while her hus-
band is graduate of Southeastern
University He served five years
with the Army Intelligence.
Savale-A ckiss
Chaplain Ernest Lee Ackiss, U. S.
N, officiated at the marriage of
his daughter, Miss Susan Lee Ackiss,
to Mr. William Fleming Savale,
Army Reserve pilot, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor N. Savale of Orinda,
Calf. The ceremony was performed
in All Saints Episcopal Church, the
Rev. Craig Eduard Elder assisting.
MIR. ]. Fred Andrews of Rich
nlond, uncle Of the bride, gave her
In marriage and she was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Lee billiard
Goolsby of Alexandria. Mr.. Gools-
by was best man and the ushers
included the brides brother, Mr..
Ernest Lee Ackiss, jr.; Mr.. Wendell
Buchanan Coote and Mr.. Clifford
Gentner, jr.
king.OSenfon
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett H. Osenton
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Clara Kathryn Osen-
ton, to Mr.. Charles Marvin King, jr.,
son of Mrs. Pearl King of Alexandria
and the late Mr.. King.
The wedding took place recently
in the First Baptist Church in Alex
andria, the Rev. Ernest F. Campbell
officiating at the ceremony, and the
bride was escorted and given in mar
riage by her father.
Mrs. Charles Kessler of Washing
ton was the matron of honor and
Miss Jean Chamness, Miss Eleanor
CaSamento and Miss Marion Morris
were the bridesmaids.
Mr.. KesSler was best man
for Mr.. King and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Joseph LIE Compile, Mr..
Martin Maslowski and Mr.. Robert
Dobson.
Zanner-Barren
The marriage of Miss Marie Vir-
ginia Barrett. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Herbert of Houston
and Washington, to Mr.. Carl Will
liam Tanner, son of Mrs. Frederick
William Tanner, took place recently
in the rectory of the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament, the Rev. Carl
Lyon officiating at the ceremony.
Miss Katherine Barrett, cousin of
the bride, was her only attendant
and Mr.. George Yocum was best
man for Mr.. Tanner.
PhillibS-Groues
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Phillips
have returned from Cape Girardeau,
Mo, where they went for the mar
rage of their son, 1t. George Os-
bourne Phillips, U. S. A.. to Miss
Marjorie Groves, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Alquin Groves.
The ceremony was performed re-
Gently in Christ Episcopal Church,
Bishop William Scarlet officiating.
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Manassas

Countess Carlotta Agatone Of
New York City is the week eng
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shire.
man.
Mrs. Fora Amacher of Ell Paso
Tex, will arrive tomorrow to spend
a week with her sister, Mrs. John
D. Clements, and niece, Miss Betty
Clements. Mrs. Clements and her
daughter will accompany Mrs
Amacher to New York for short
stay next week.
Mr.. Lafayette Levan Porter, IT.,
of New Castle, Ind, who has been
spending the winter in Boston, is
the week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs
r. Jackson Ratcliffe.
Mrs. A. o. Weldon entertained at
luncheon Thursday. Guests included
Mrs. c. B. Compton, Mrs. R. l.
Byrd, Mrs. E. K. Evans, Miss Nolie
Nelson, Mrs. J. G. Kincheloe, Mrs
Rembert Smith and Mrs. M. Bruce
Whitmore.
Mrs. Milton Joyce and her two
young daughters, Anne Spencer and
Barbara Nixon Of Front Royal, have
been spending week with the for
mer's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
James Dorrell, and Miss Laura
Tavenner.
Mrs. Arthur w. Sinclair had as
her guest this week, Mrs. Fred Nor
hart Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Morgan
of Chicago have arrived to make an
indefinite Stay with their Son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke johnson.
Miss Leona Kline has moved here
from Alexandria and has taken pos
session Other new apartment in the
Hooff residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo Monserrati and
their family, who have been resid-
ing at Ben Lomond Farm on the
Sudley road since their arrival here
from Puerto Rico several years ago,
have returned to their former home
Mrs. Monserrati's father, Mr.. Solo
mon Costa, will continue to operate
Ben Lomond.
Miss Nancy Parrish and her twin
sister, Miss Bette Parrish, who will
be graduated from Farmville State
Teachers College at annual COM
mencement exercises the first of the
week, will return to Manassas to
spend the summer with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar G. Par
IRISH, who went to Farmville to
attend the graduation exercises.
Mrs. Dorothy Allen of Washing
ton is spending the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Sigman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bruce Whitmore
have returned from a visit with
their son-in-law and daughter. Col.
and Mrs. Allan Mackenzie in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Marshall Mercer and her
daughter, Miss Grace Mercer of
Richmond, have been visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Sam T. Weir,
at her home on West street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nelson of
Huntington, w. Va, have arrived
to spend the summer at their farm,
Robnel.
Miss Colleen Harder, who is
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Mrs. Geraldine Elsberg, as ma.
tron of honor; her sister, Miss Claire
Friedenberg. as maid of honor; ano
another sister, Miss Jacqueline
Friedenberg, as junior bridesmaid
Little Miss Phyllis Wolberg, niece
of the bridegroom, was flower girl
and Mr.. Alvin Eisenstadt served as
best man for his brother.
observation-disclosures
Miss Frances May Brooks, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Brooks, recently became the bride
of Mr.. Donald H. Quackenbush, sor
of Mr.. William Quackenbush Of
Washington and the late Mrs
Quackenbush. The double ring cere.
mony took place in st. Georges
Episcopal Church in Arlington, the
Rev. Hedley J. Williams officiating
The brides sister-in-law, Mrs
Richard Shreve, was matron O.
honor and her other attendant
were Mrs. Ashton Timmons anc
Mrs. Laura Snowden. MIR. Timmon
was best man and the ushers wer,
Mr.. Paul Quackenbush and Mr.. Sid
ney Shoemaker, the groom's broth
er and cousin, respectively, anc
Messrs. Richard B. and Earl r
ShreVe.
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