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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20
Exclusively Yours,

Gypsified Noel Macy and his
blond wife are back in town. After
rowing all over the Near East, Elena
would just as soon settle down in
their exceptionally attractive
Georgetown house complete with
dunking pool in the garden, but be-
ing the wife of Mr.. NJ, she's not
sure the surroundings will have a
familiar look for long. Right now
they're surrounded by water in the
vicinity of the Chesapeake on their
own little cruiser and will be there
for two weeks.
Goodlooking Noel Macy is one OF
Assistant Secretary of State Bill
Benton's boys in the much fought
over o. I. c. Called Public Affairs
Attache at our embassy in Cairo, he
and his wife have been living in
a penthouse on the Nile while rub
bling elbows with both exiled and
ruling royalty. There was the very
sweet ex-Queen Geraldine of Al
bania whose chief interest at the
time was getting hold of copy of
"B. F.'s Daughter" There was the
beautiful and young Empress of Iran
who lives with her brother, Egyptian
King Farcuk. And there was the
beautiful Queen of Egypt herself.
In fact. Elena was struck by the
beauty of the royal Egyptian women
and by the excitement that is Cairo.
During their seven months ali
sence, the Mays travelled lot,
through Palestine, Iraq, Iran, Syria,
Lebanon, etc. Except for the latter
two countries, where American uni
versities have caused an enlightened
attitude and real affection for the
United States, they discovered that
most of the people thought that
was one big Hollywood con-
involved in, strikes and
riots.
The Tom Blakes, who took ex-
quisite care of the Macy's home
while they were gone, are now In
the market for an abode. At the
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Macys Back From Exotic East and Life on the Nile;
Mr. Messersmith Is Feted at All-Argentine Dinner
Betty BeaLe

president of the Smith College Club,
Janet not only Yields mean racket
but Is one of the prettiest matrons
in Washington. During the compe-
tition she came up against the
goodlooking Nicolson sisters who
had to plays against each other in
the mixed doubles. Dudley Nicol-
son and Tommy Morehead defeated
Alice Nicolson and Skee Arnold be-
fore an appreciative gallery last
Sunday.
Alice is now in New York visiting
another sister, Stratton, and the
latter's husband, Dwight Griswold.
STATIONS Dwight, however, is not
the man who is going to Greece
with a change purse crammed with
about $500, 000,00 If they're re-
lated, it's distant and way back.
The rest of the Nicolson family will
join her this weekend and then
head for Weekapaug, r. I.
Speaking of vacations, Isabel Van
Deyanter is looking upon hers with
some misgivings. Husband Winslow
has just bought one of the 10000
islands in Georgian Bay up Canada
way and the only view Isabel has
had of it was both distant and dim.
There's not even a dog house on 1t
so she and debutante daughter,
Ethel, will stay at Deer Horn Lodge
on a nearby isle, while Van and son
Willis. pitch a tent on their still
unchristened territory and look
things over. They're all going up
the first of August and expect a
permanent dwelling to develop in
no time. Their 63 acres is about z
miles (by water, Of course from
Peggy and Streeter F1ynn's island.
They are Adelaide Morgan's sister
and brother n-law.;a
+ The Van Devanters win have a
whirI. The climate is like that at
Nantucket, the swimming is good and
the fishing in the out of this world
department. This weekend they
are visiting Betty and Crosby Boyd
at Cape May and having a trial
trial spin Id the Boyds' snappy new
cruiser.
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Wedding Date
Is Selected

Miss Martha Lorraine Hughes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lor-
raine Hughes, has selected the date
for her wedding to Mr.. Frank A.
busch, jr. The ceremony will take
place Monday evening, September
8 at 8 o'clock in st. Georges Epis-
copal Church in Fredericksburg, Va
Miss Hughes will have as her
maid of honor. her sister. Miss
Nancy Hughes, and Mrs. Edward
F. O'Donnell will be the matron of
honor. The bridesmaids will be the
Misses Winslow busch, Beverly
Payne and Shirley Welton. Master
George Coltreine Benoit will be the
ring bearer.
The bridegroom elect is the son
OF Mrs. George Benoit of Snowden
Farm, Fredericksburg.
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Ofticiates at Ceremony
ER-DAUGHTER TEAM.

draped from a wreath of white sweet
peas matching her shower bouquet.
Miss Marjorie Clapp of San An
tonic was the maid of honor, wear
ing powder blue chiffon and carry
ing tiger lilies. The Rev. Angus Dun,
jr., rector of Christ Church in Ham,
ilton, Mass, was best man for his
brother, and those serving as uShers
were Mr.. Howard Whittier Bernard,
Mr.. James Kinsman Dun. Mr.. Peter
Lincoln and the Rev. Henry Wolf.
The bride attended Katherine
Gibbs Secretarial School and during
the war was employed at an Army
hospital in San Antonio. where Capt.
Dun is medical inspector at the air
field and where they will make their
home,
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Omdoor E0enS Keep Capital
Fy0mSuuznuer'5 S0CialD0MruM
Potomac Hunt Horse Show Today;
Regatta Plans Are Being Made
ATTRACTIVE PLAYERS,
By Margaret Hart CANDY
Society Editor

Summertime capta enjoying the outdoor events
Washington from being completely enVelope
in the social quiet of vacation time
deserted the for cooler chimes
realizing pretty pleasing place to be-
while cruising the
enjoying symphony under the stars
where dip in the pool
finished off by refreshing
setting the heaters nearby
Today different kind of outdoor attraction Tor
fourth annual Potomac Hunt Horse Snow
be staged at Potomac Nd
attention to still another klnd
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Congress Set
IsEntertained
By Marsaref Germ ond

Parties that differ from the usual
are not infrequent in Washington,
and one more was chalked up for
the seasons record last evening
when Capt. Harry Emrie Zuver, re-
tired, Mrs. zuver and their son,
Werth v. zuver, were hosts at a
friendship fiesta.
Guests of honor were members OF
the Senate, where the Junior Mr..
Zuver has been page for more
than two years; members OF the
House, former officials and members
of resident society, with their wives.
They included Senator and Mrs.
Albert w. Hawkes., Senator Scott
w. Lucas, Senator and Mrs. Edwin
C. johnson, Senator Styles Bridges,
who was not accompanied by Mrs.
Bridges as she left some days ago
for their home in New Hampshire;
former Senator and Mrs. Burton K.
Wheeler, former Secretary of the
Senate and Mrs. Leslie L. Biff1e and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford.
Senator and Mrs w. Lee ODaniel,
Senator and Mrs. Harry Flood Byrd,
Representative and Mrs. Evan
Howell and former Senator and
Mrs. Warren Austin also were in
vited to be honor guests.
f. Others invited to the party in
cluded Senators and Representatives
as we'll as members of resident cir
cles, officials. former officials and a
number of Capt. Zuver's friends Of
the golf course at the Burning Tree
Country Club, including wives and
members of the families.
Diner by Candleieht
Capt. and Mrs zuver and their
son, who plans to go abroad this
summer to specialize in languages
with a view to going into foreign SER
vice, received in the north room at 9
o'clock. After cocktails, guests were
ushered to the Carlton room for
dinner, which was served at small
tables, with six hundred candles
giving the only Illumination.
During the dinner a skit was pre-
sented for which Mr.. Roger White
ford was the narrator and Repre-
sentative Lowell Stockman was
master of ceremonies. The party
wound up with a champagne ball.
Invitations, artfully inscribed on
lowered paper with red and green
ink, were sent out for Friday eve
ming, but were followed by cards
changing the date to last evening.
which was just under the wire for
the wives of Senators and Represen-
tatives who are still in the Capital.
Many of them already have left
for vacations or home and others
will be leaving this week.
Senator and Mrs. johnson were
among those at the party who hope
to be off within a few days for their
home in Colorado.
Mrs. Wheeler is going to leave to-
day for the summer cabin that she
and former Senator Wheeler have
in Glacier National Park. He will
join her there about mid-August
and they will not return to Wash
ington until October.
Others among the honor guests
who will be on the way for vaca-
ton shortly are Mr.. and Mrs. Bifne,
who are going to Canada for rest,
and then, maybe, to Europe.
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The Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, B.shop
of Washington, officiated at the cere-
mony yesterday afternoon in Heath,
Mass. which united in marriage his
son, Capt. Alan A. Dun, and Miss
Sara FitzGerald-Rich.
Bishop and Mrs. Dun are spend
ing July and August at Heath, where
they have a summer home, and the
wedding yesterday took place in the
village church. Under the Massa-
chusetts law, a commission signed
by the Governor of the State was re-
quired to permit Bishop Dun to OH
ciate at the ceremony. The docu-
ment also had to be sworn before
two commissions.
A summer dress Of white chiffon
WAS worn by the bride. with . veil
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moment lovely looking Maria is in
anything but comfort. She had q
fall the other day, sprained both
arms and broke her little finger.
Fortunately, her husband has no
dificulty tying his own ties, because
there's no one VINO sports fancy
neckware with more careless aban-
don than Tom Blake. His expansive
chest makes an ideal setting for the
choicest cravat like the one he wore
to a recent party. A printed yellow
silk cowboy tie, it was held together
at the collar with silver bullshead
clasp. ,..- 49,, p. 49, ri
The Argentine Ambassador Is in
party mood. Just a few days
after his large and official dinner at
the Carlton for Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Norman Armour,
he gave another dinner at the Carl
ton for another former United
States Ambassador to Argentina,
George S. Messersmith. The first
included top Latin American diplo-
mats and a handful Of lesser Capital
officials. The second, for the man
the Argentine government considers
its very good friend, was a stag party
of about SO, and except for Mr.. Mes
sersmith was an all Argentine affair.
In addition to the staff of the En-
hassy, members of the New York and
Philadelphia consulates, the U. N.
delegation and the Argentine Naval
mission gathered here to pay him
tribute.
Tennis and pulchritude 60 hand
in hand at the Chevy Chase Club.
The Capitals swank country club,
warm weather haven, summer BACH
elor headquarters and favorite dance
spot Thursday and Saturday eve
nings, has just staged its last match
of It's 1947 tennis tournament.
The winner of the women's singles
was Mrs. Robert Whitelaw Wilson.
Former president of the Junior
League Of Washington and present
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of sport. The Presidents Gold Cup
REGATTA is being mapped out now.
From the tentative plans already
made it promises to be the most
spectacular boat racing event ever
held on the Potomac.
Horse lovers from all sections OF
MARYLAND and Virginia will be on
hand today to applaud the thrilling
performances of the best mounts
in this section.
And when people from the hunt
country assemble for meet, OF
course, it's always the signal for q
gay round of parties. House guests
are crowding many Maryland homes
over this week end and today these
dwellings will ring with merriment.
Luncheons will be given and after
the last class friends will get to-
gether to talk about the days hap
penings while slipping the very best
in beverages.
Norfons Viii Be Hosts
Biggest luncheon of the day will
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
H. Norton at their beautiful estate,
Western Breeze. on River road. Mr..
Norton is chairman of the Hunt
Committee and their guests will be
members of his committee and the
Judges for the show, and their
wives.
DR.. F. Moran McConihe-he is the
secretary of the committee-Wlil be
there with his attractive wife and
others at the highly delightful af-
fair will be Mr. L. Howell La Motto,
jr., treasurer, accompanied by Mrs.
La Mottee Justice Richmond B.
Keech, DIR. and Mrs. John Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Paine, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark w. owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Earnest and the judges,
Mr.. Henry Dentry and Mr.. Esther
Palmer, who with their wives are
house guests of Mr.. McConihe. Mr..
Tom Roddin, another judge, will
also be at the party, as well as DR..
James Greear, jr., MHF, and DR..
Richard c. Buckingham, ofhclal vet
erInarian for the show.
Mrs. August Kramm, the former
Margaret Cotter, also will be at the
Norton party. She is chairman OF
the show and is being assisted by
Mr.. Earnest. After the event today
Mrs. Kramm's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph J. Cotter, will enter
tain at a cocktail party for their
house guests, Mr.. and. Mrs. John
Maloney and Mrs. Alex Calvert OF
Warrenton. DR.. and Mrs. Philip Iu-
multy, son -in-law and daughter OF
the Cotters, are here from Baltimore
for the show and festivities.
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest have as
their house guests Mr.. Carlton
Fleming, Mr.. Rowland Hodges OF
Fort Lauderdale. Fla, and Mr.. Ray
Appen Of Colombia, KY. And by the
way, Mrs. Earnest is a very busy
person. She heads the Womens
committee in charge of refreshments
to be served at the show. The pro-
ceeds from the food will go to the
Potomac Band, a very friendly and
neighborly GESTURE, too. The band
is made up of musicians from the
farms to which the Potomac Hunt
always has access.
Capt. and Mrs. Stedman Teller
are entertaining Miss Ann F. Full
inwider, here from Coronado to
participate in the gala sports ex-
hibition.
To get back to the regatta. This
event also will be the signal for
much entertaining. In the weeks
:, lsee CANBY. Page D-9D
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SPLASH!

SPLASH!
The splashing Mr.. Paul
Wiedorn is getting but doesn't
mind is coming from his t11in
sister Allison. The son and
daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Paul H. Wiedorn 90 out to the
Army Nary Country Club pool
whenever possible.
Harris & E1Ding Photo.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
Kill Sap.s,,rl.

rb. tdSdl. KIN sap-suel.,
that At asrial fGds's spss7iss ssgEiss :: :,as,p,
Mich;gln pIns plantations IN xiseo,i,9is St
M'iaasn in bettep natl tnhatl0nsl "a forests ,s
the. the spittle bug, a SAL sau.s',a':. sent hi
Disnas SGsI native euo Of the lake stsisi
acres. W Spray "a
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
Valdez Contronts
Flash COnrOy

The gambler, Flash Conroy, without
appearing to notice the approach of the
stranger in his saloon, was wondering
if the appearance here of this Mexican,
Michael Valdez, meant that Ell Cabal.
lero Rojo was somewhere in the neipb.
borhood. There had never been anv
actual proof to connect the two men
but the coincidence of their appeara nce
in the same place at the same times
had in many mems minds ceased to be
coincidence.
Conroy, however, gave no outward
evidence of the thoughts that were
swiftly milling around in his mind. His
gamblers poker face never cbanged
aspect. For all that anyone could see
he was interested only in tie poker
hand which he was scanning.
Flash was fine figure of a man IN
his black broadcloth, stiff-bosomed white
shirt and black string tie-garb that
was almost uniform with men of hi.
ilk.
ITO BE CONTINUED)
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
ZzMYoF Revenge E.
"A ckS N. c O L E

The man whose sightless eyes were
still fixed on the dusky heavens slowly
shook his head and sighed.
MANY have thought to find him"
he said, 'but unless he wishes to be
found, the devil himself would fail"
"But I will find himp Juanita in
sisted. II will know where to find him !!
For if he should not be where have
hopes to find him l will at once set
forth to seek valley somewhere that
is plagued in the same way that my
own Paisano Valley was plagued, and
sooner or later he will ride that way.
He must!
The blind man falteringly reached out
a hand, funbled a bit, then placed the
hand on her slender young shoulder.
do you know what was in those
saddlebags you brought to Padre Vim
cente besides money!" he asked.
81 did not look" Juanita said
simply. ut was not for me to pry into
business that did not concern me-"
''There were letters" the blind man
said then. Letters to the padre, and
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
An Old Man
CiUes His Advice

"But I must go to him !" she cried
"Why2" asked the blind man.
The girl looked about wildly, but go
nothing from those blinded eyes.
81 cannot explain it. 1 only know
that that is what my heart tells me
and that must obey"
For long moments the blind man die
not speak. He seemed to be looking
into distant vistas that the girl could
not explore. Finally his hand fell or
her arm like benediction.
II think 1 understand" he said
gently. when one walks in darkness,
one comes to see with the eyes of the
soul. With long years of understanding
behind me, with the blind eyes of a
man who knew love to its fullest, l
have but one thing to say to you, young
senorita of the soft voice-follow your
heart"
She did not speak. So much had been
made plain with a few words She
knew! She knew! That to follow her
heart would always take her homing
to Ell Caballero Rojo, the man she
loved with all her passionate young
Latin nature. The one man-the only
man who ever would be in her heart.
With a choked cry she turned and
sped away, through the door of the
mission where soft light fell.
Padre Vincente was in the cell-like
Office when she arrived there. He looked
up at her and smiled, but at what be
saw in her face the smile vanished.
$50 you know" he said simply. "The
man of blindness you met outside has
told you-the man you must know is
Migue's father. He has told you
of the letters that were written. and
that we know you are girl. But it is
Miguels wish that you should be cared
for here until he comes. Quarters have
been prepared for you. You shall stay
here, az he Wishes"
And beneath the fash of sternness
that showed for moment in the
priests look Juanita was silent. Slowly
she followed him out of the Office and
down the corridor toward the room that
had been prepared for her.
Michael Valdez spent a good part of
the day carefully studying the letters
he had taken from Raymond Garvin's
safe.
From them he learned that an as
sault on another helpless community
was being planned. And Garvin would
once more have removed his banking
business to the new community, and
have taken part in the raiding.
Well, Garvin was gone now, be
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
The Blind Man
In the Garden

Juanita bowed her head and the
priest hurried away. The girl sat still
for az moment, then got up and started
to move restlessly about the courtyard.
As she passed the bench where the old
man sat, he reached out a hand and
detained her.
"You must be tired, amigo" he said
gently. 81 could not help hearing what
you and Padre Vincente were talking
about. You must sleep now, as he said,
but tell me, what do you plan to do
tomorrow, young amigo"
Juanita started, wide-eyed, and then
she saw that the man who she had
thought had his eyes fixed on the tower
bells was not seeing at all. He was
staring through and beyond her. She
caught her breath. The man was blind
A blind man! He must be the blind
father of whom Padre Vincente had
been talking. The father of Ell Cabal-
lero Rojo
For a moment, in the shock of the
discovery, she could not speak at all,
and he repeated his question:
"What do you plan for tomorrow,
young amigo!"
Juanita's head went up, though she
knew he could not see the defiant ges-
ture, and she spoke firmly:
II am going to return from whence
/ came to join Ell Caballero Rojo," she
said firmly.
"El Caballero Rojo rides alone" the
blind man reminded her gently.
"He has told me that" Juanita re-
piled spiritedly. "But be has also made
rendezvous with me-so he must
want to see me at least once again."
The blind man sighed. "And where
Is this rendezvous?" he asked.
"He said it would be in the vicinity
of Deep Water Valley, for when l left
him he told me he would be headed for
Coronado"
The man shook his head. did he
promise to meet you there"
NO." she admitted reluctantly, In
her low, soft voice. "But l will find
him."
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
why take
HARSH LAxATvES?
Healthful Fresh Fruit Drink
Makes Purgatives Unnec-
essary for Most People

Here's a way to overcome constipa-
ton without harsh laxatives. Drink
juice of / Sunkist Lemon in glass
Of water first thing on arising.
Most people find this all they need
stimulates normal bowel action day
after day!
Lemon and water is good for you
Lemons are among the richest sources
of vitamin G, which combats fatigue,
helps resist colds and Infections. They
supply valuable amounts of vitamins
BI and P. They pep up appetite. They
alk0linize. aid digestion. Lemon and
water has fresh tang too-clears the
mouth. wakes you up. starts you going
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See fit doesn't help you
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
Steel In r.

1sa2 TAe suto,nosiiIls Automobile tres la', ..
sP spare, s,a.; contained about 'ae1saa 3s,!a
OF steel wire. '0r pess
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04
OPA in B, C..

The first recorded use OF ration
books dates to about 1000 B. c.,
when rice was rationed in China
after q flood.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04

Michael Valdez, otherwise known as
Gel Caballero Roto," protector Of the
poor, has for Eve years sought revenge
on the men who murdered his lovely
Irish mother and blinded his father.
He learns from Juanita, Spanish girl
disguised as a Mexican boy, the where.
abouts of Raymond Garvin, murderer
Of her parents and one Of the men re-
sponsible for the crime in his own
family. Tracking Garvin down, he is
obliged to kill him when the crook draws
a gun. In order to rid himself of Juanita
who insists on following him, he sends
her with a bundle to the Mission Of
Corpus Christi tended by an old priest,
Padre vincente. The padre tells her the
story of Valdez.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-04

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