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Evening star., 1949-06-05
St. Louis Symphony
To Play in District;
Other Events Listed

The ST. Louis Symphony under
the direction Of Vladimir Goiseh- :
mann. will make It's first appear
ance here In a concert on March
II. 1850, Recording 10 An an
nouncement from the SNOW Con
cert Bureau.
Among special features planned
by the bureau for neat season arc
two performances by the Bostai,
Symphony with Charles Muench
directing on December Q and Jan
uAry II,
The Sadler's Wells Ballet wlll
make It's Ions expected v!si, or
November 7 and Q after a three
week run at the Metropolitan
Opera House. The company num-
bers 60 members. directed BY
Ninette de vaiots II will ering
for Its American performance
the record d-hreaking Cinderella. >
which had Is consecutive perform.
ances this season In London.
The Philadelphia Orchestra,
Eugene Ormandy. conductor. ~tll
celebrate its soth anniversary next
season. During It's two Washing
ton series Of five regular concerts
and three extras. Robert Casa
desus. Zinc Francescatti. William
Kapell. Eleanor Steber and Artur
Rubinstein viii appear as soloists
The orchestra Is nov in England
on It's first European tour.
New subscriptions for the regu-
lar series of Ave concerts may be
obtained through June. oeginning
tomorrow. Those for the three
concert series will be taken when
the bureau reopens on Septem-
her
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Plan Pilgrimage

The Sovereign Grand Lodge
the Department Of the District OF
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia
Patriarchs Militant Of Odd Eel
lows. win hold the annual pilgrim
age to the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier next Sunday from to
pm.
A banquet will be held at the
Hotel Roosevelt at 1880 pm. on
Saturday. June IL. All are In
vited. Tickets may be obtained
from the representative of q
lodge or from Mai. Charles L.
Cooper. jr.. Trinidad 48o3.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Mary Jane Kemp. soprano. and
Robert Downer. tenor. viii give n
program In Barker Hall. YWCA.
this afternoon a. <3e. Both
singers are winners Of the District
Of Columbia Federation Of Musac
Clubs student musician contest.
Loretta Barnett. Io-year-oid
pianist. viii be presented In recital
by Dorothy Radde Emery this aft
ernoon at Z o'clock IN the Wood
side Methodist Church Social
Hall. She will be assisted by Joyce
Anderson. aged u. from the studio
Of Domenico lascone
The Hefen Turiey Studio will
present Lynne Wilson. soprano, in
recital, accompanied by Saida
Selby. at the Arts Club tomorrow
night.
Grace McPhail Espy will present
q group Of her students In Barker
Han. YWCA. Friday al Q pm. The
assisting artists viii be Lindsay
McPhail, pianist composer Of New
York and the Madrigal group Of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. directed by Faye Finley
Shaw. Mr.. McPhail viii play and
talk on Reading the Sign Posts in
Music's Garden" also on the in
fiuence Of modernistic compost
tions.
/ The Music Department OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will hold its final concert
of the season tonight at 8 O'Clock.
The combined choirs and chorus
will sing Franck's The Beauti-
tudes." under the direction Of
Charles Dana Beaschler. Shirley
Winston. meZzo-soprano: Mary
Kennedy, contralto. Marion Whit
ten, tenor: DR.. Richard Rodgers
and DR.. Earle Thompson. bari
tones. are the soloists. William
Watkins ts at the console.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
Live Bullets Used,
But Not by Peggy
sy me Asseeisssd Prsss
HOLLYWOOD.


HOLLYWOOD.
So this is realism?
Director Joseph II. Lewis seorned
blank cartridges and insisted on
live ammunition for O scene In
the King Bros. picture. Gun
Crazy" Peggy Cummins Is sup
posed to shoot i've sticks Of chalk
from the head Of . young woman.
But Lewis didn't trust Peggy
with the .22-caliber pistol. He
summoned An expert narksznan,
Lewis Morphy, to fire the gun
from the sidelines, 30 that 1t would
look as II Peggy were shooting.
The young woman serving as
target, incidentally. was Boots
Kaye, Morphy's wife. She's used
to it
Evening star., 1949-06-05
| |OES A ctivities
| In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices:


| Unity-Friday, balloting.
st. Johns Lodge-Mopday. line
officers night. :
william r. Hunt-Thursday
line officers night: honortng
Grand Chapter and other line ON
GERS.
/ Chevy Chase-Tuesday. Ofiicers'
Club. with Mrs. Pruscella Dow.
Wednesday. line officers night.
\ Hope - Monday. rehearsal, .
pm. Wednesday. initiation.
| Mizpah-Tuesday. 51st anni-
versary: grand matrcn. grand pa
tron special guests. twenty-five
year certificates and 50-year pins
win be presented. June II. trip
to Lingwood Gardens. For reser-
Ivatipns caIl Matron Edna Cooley.
/ La Fayette Lodge-Wednesday
/ initiation.
/ Bethany -- Monday, Infirmary
Building Committee with Miss
Annebel Tillet. Tuesday, Temple
Board supper with Mrs. Cora
Icenhower.
| Columbia -- Tuesday, Penny
Fun" night.
| Harmony - Thursday. initiation
rehearsal.
/ Federal -- Thursday, ehildren's
| night.
Congress Lodge--Saturday. 10
am, bake sale. Sears. Roebuck.
Gil Bladensburg road NE.
Ruth-Monday. hcnortng past
lmatrons and patrons.
Brightwood --- Monday. Home
Board with Mrs. Fern Summans.
Thursday. initiation. Birthdays
celebrated.
Acacia Tuesday. fathers day.
Saturday. strawberry festival and
dinner with Mrs. Nichols. Call
Vienna 1851 or Chestnut 4727.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

Albert Faris Jones. recipient OF
the National Guild additions
diploma last season. will give q
piano recital at the women's City
Club. 1888 I street NV. this aft
ernoon ut I o'clock. presented by
Marian Wilcox Coomes. The
young pianist will study with
Goldsand In Cincinnati next year.
Camille Lucie Nickerson. Q ma
tive Of New Orleans. interpreter
Of Louisiana Creole folk music.
will give . recital In the Phillips
Gallery tomorrow night at $50
o'clock. The singer studied at
Columbia University and the Juil-
lizard School and was awarded .
master Of music degree at the
Oberlin Conservatory. She is as
sistant professor Of piano and
piano pedagogy ut the Howard
University School Of Music.
Norman Frauenheim viii pre-
sent . group Of his piano students
at the Arts Club Tuesday ut Sis
pm. Those taking part are Gre
cia Bailey. Doris Kirschbaum
Adriana 0ianturco. Arleen Sha-
piro. Sandra Weinberg. Ross Ro-
nan. Barbara Goldman. Irene
Baird. Sandra Spivak. Enid
Therese Haines. Linda Hartuns.
Mirga Zadeikis. George Coilaer
and Elizabeth Blachiy.
In an orchestral program 10 Be
given tonight BY the National Gal
lery Orchestra. under the direction
Of Richard Bales. the "Concertino"
Of Handel's Concerto Crosse In
D Minor. Op. 9. No. TO-" viii be
played by George Steiner and
Norman Greenhouse, violins. and
Maurice Schones. cello.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Programs of the Week

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Evening star., 1949-06-05
d. c. Department,
Legion Auxiliary,
Convention Plans

Arrangements are being COM
pleted for the Oath annual con-
vention Of the American Legion
Auxiliary. Department Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. on July Il. n
and %. In the Department of
Commerce auditorium. all sessions
being held in the evening.
Mrs. Lillian M. Judd. past de-
partment president. has been
named chairman Of the conven-
ton and will hold q meeting Of
the Convention Committee on
Thursday, at 8 pm. at the Ameri-
can Legion Club. 2437 Fifteenth
street NV. The department
officers. past department presi-
dents and unit presidents are
members Of this committee.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty is chair
man Of the convention program
and would be glad to receive 8. b.
scriptions' as soon as possible.
George Il. Killeen Unit. No. rs,
viii hold election of officers at
its meeting on Tuesday at 9 pm.
at 3204 M street NV.
All members are requested TO
ATTEND. Mrs. Marie T. Lince, presi-
dent. will preside.
The officers of the newly or
ganized Washington Building and
Construction Trades Unit. No. 81
will be installed by the depart
ment officers at the American
Legion Club tomorrow at Q pm
Fort Stevens Unit. No. 81. will
hold Its monthly meeting on
Wednesday at 1924 Georgia ave-
niue NV. with Mrs. Alice Darnaii,
president. presiding.
AL members are asked TO be
present as this will be the annual
election Of officers.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Band Plays Tonight

The Air Forces Band. Ii. Col
George 9. Howard. conductor. viii
open tonight at 8 o'clock It's sew
enth season of summer concerts
at the east front OF the Capitol.
The service will continue through
August 20 Sunday nights. The
Singing Serseants' Glee Club.
Robert L. Landers. director, and
NJ tSergt. Glenn Darwin. baritone
soloist, are on the program.
A rnodernixed version Of The
Mikado." presented here by the
organization last March. will be
repeated Friday. $50 pm. at the
Water Gate. directed by Mr.. Ian
ders. Capt. Robert p. Kefrn is
supervising the production. Those
participating are the y. q. A. r.
Band 0lee Club. the George
Washington University Women o
Glee Club and the Air Force Con-
cert Orchestra. To defray ex-
penses Of costumes. a nominal
price viii Be charged for tickets
available ut il3s Twenty first
street NV.
Dorothy M. Evans. rnexzo-so-
prano. will be presented In recital
by Robert Frederick Freund this
afternoon at 4::30 Of Harmony Hill
farm. Lewinsville. Va. Edna Lee
Freund II the accompanist.
A group Of Thelma STEMS stu
dents will be heard in . piano
recital Tuesday ut Sis pm. at
the YwcA.
The Washington Cathedral will
present william Watkins In an
organ recital this afternoon nj .
o'clock. He viii be assisted by
Robert Fries. violinist. and q
women's chorus from the choir
Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. conducted by
Charles Dana Beasiler.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

A series of eight fesasAls wsii be
lseld 81 the studios 81 EunAce WI.
son Greene. A pfse@tsoos-ass eaMas
sas presented IA recital FTsdny
morning The final recital Cs tsse
season. A. pupils participants.
win be helc at the st1adacs oi Ras4l
Iusoyaky June 10 at q Pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

SUEpY0HH os. Ave. & ShsfI1sa
SesAsssssAss "A. 24oo Mst ! P.M.
Joan Crawford, Zachary scott in
"Fsmingo Road" at /. sos. $40.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

CIT VFU o.. Ave. q cslssvills Pike
Ss&s0~ SN. $500. Mss. I Pm.
joan Crawford. Zachary Scott In
sremingo Road" ut 1:2b. $50. 6:3k.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

A group Of Thelma STEMS stu
dents will be heard in . piano
recital Tuesday ut Sis pm. at
the YwCA.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Barr sullivan in s.dm.n Of Tomb.
stone" at l., S:bB, 6:6O, e:4b; Doro-,
thy Larnour In "slshtly French" 1t
2.9k k.0k l.QE
Evening star., 1949-06-05

0TKH Pa. Ave. al 7th So.
AsNN FR. $500. Net. p.M.
Jack Carton. Doris Day in my Dream
Evening star., 1949-06-05

FTV0YY l<sh q Pork Rd. NV.
AssSAs CO. 1900. Mas. P.M.
Randolph Scott in Canadian Pa.
cifle," at 1:16, $50, 6:25, 7:30. 9:3b.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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John Payne, Gail Russell in IN
Paso." at I, 2:66, 5, 7:0b. ESQ.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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- W0. $500. Net. p.M.
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Mother Is Frsshmsn." st Els. $40.
b:26. 1880. $40.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
Charles Bogdohn Gets Favorable
Review For Summer Theatre Role

Charles Bogdahn, who first APP
peared before local audiences cast
in the title role of the Man Who
Came To Dinner in a play pro-
|duced by the summer Paspoint
Little Theatre, has added another
hit to his already long list of sue
cessful parts.
Appearing as the butler in "Ac-
cent on Youth" which was pro-
duced recently by The Little
Theater of the Rockies of Colo
Irado State College at Greedy,
Colorado the local reviews were
most complimentary to Mr.. Bog
dahn.
The following excerpt is from
the Greedy Daily Tribune: Il like
the butler best" was the COM
ment from several sources and
Charles Bogdahn as Flogdell,
middle aged but strong as an OK"
gentleman of the playwright, de-
served every good thing that was
said about him. The writer has
little information on his back
ground except that he comes from
Pascagoula, Miss. and has five
previous plays to his credit. His
very appearance was relished by
firstnighters. Accent on Youth"
would have lost much of its hilar-
ious humor without his interpre-
tation of the part"
Mr.. Bogdahn, who began his
dramatic career with the Pas
point Little Theater received a
membership to the Little Theater
group of Colorado State College
and is spending the summer there
working with the Little Theater
of the Rockies.
Mr.. Bogdahn had had no form
al dramatic training when ne be-
came interested in the summer
Paspoint Little Theater which was
organized for high school and col
lege students. He played the part
of the iraseible man who came to
dinner in the play of the same
name and did a good job.
He then became affiliated with
the Paspoint players and added
several successful roles to his list
of Characterization. Perhaps the
one that is remembered best is
the role of Father in Life With
Father" which he assumed on a
twenty-four hour notice when the
leading man was called out of
town. MI. Bogdahn had been cast
in a supporting role originally.
Cast as Maxim deWinter in
"Rebeeca" he had his first role
of straight acting. Since Mr.
Bogdahn has joined the Little
Theater players he has had parts
in five plays. In addition to the
ones mentioned above he has also
appeared in the casts of both the
following plays, THE Skull" and
John Loves Mary"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
Mrs. Cossonge Is
Honoree AT Meeting
Of Birthday Club

The Birthday club, an organi-
cation composed of young ma
irons who assemble monthly to
honor the natal day of some
member, held its July meeting
Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. j. f. Cockrell, who was CO.
hostess with Mrs. j. M. Dustin
in honoring Mrs. Rodney Sas-
sagne, who was born in that
month.
Following the singing of the
Happy Birthday" song, a quiz
on birthdays and special days
gave the prize to Mrs. Clifton
Hawthorne. Mrs. Cassagne was
presented with two pieces OF
crystal from the club.
During the business period
plans were laid for the carrying
of magazines to the Jackson
County hospital and the accumu-
lating of clothing to donate to
the Jackson County Welfare de
partment to be given to some
worthy family in need.
An ice course was served with
frosted fruit drinks.
Those attending besides the
hostesses were Mesdames Haw-
thorne, w. X. Bosarge, John
Reid, Cassagne and Hugh Flechas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
NEWS FROM
Baria
By MRS. C BARIA

Miss Rosa Lee Baria of Mobile
and her mother, Mrs. Tom Baria,
who has been quite i'll, motored
out to spend the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Baria last Sunday.
Mrs. Baria returned to Mobile
with her daughter where she will
remain several weeks for medical
treatment.
c. c. Doc" Baria is much i'm
proved after a recent illness and
is able to be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria and
children spent Sunday in Esea-
tawpa visiting Mrs. Baria's par
nets, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kasa-
by, who had been visiting here
for several days.
Mrs. James Brown and chill
dren Of Mobile visited friends
and relatives here and at Hurley
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria mo-
tored to Pascagoula Tuesday and
Thursday of last week where
Mrs. Baria is receiving medical
treatment.
Miss Helen Baria and w. A.
Moech drove to Mobile Sunday
TO visit friends.
Sunday Guests
Mary Swendsen of Hurley and
Nancy Roberts were Sunday
guests of Mary Elizabeth john
son.
Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Rome of
Plateau, Ala, spent last week
with Mrs. Rone's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Baria.
Mrs. c. c. Baria was called to
Mobile Friday where her sister,
Mrs. Winnie Roberts, is seriously
i'll. She Will remain for several
days.
MI. and Mrs. George Shampine
of Kreole visited Sunday in the
home of T. f. Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker Of
Plateau, Ala, spent last weekend
with Mrs. Sophia Murphy and
Cowan Baria.
Floyd Kirkwood of Wade and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
Local Service Man In Crew
Of Nays Newest Type Sub

Edmond C. Inebnit, ships
serviceman. second class. USN,
son of Rudolph Inebnit of Pasca-
goula has reported for duty
aboard the Nays newest anti
submarine destroyer. the USS
Basilone, which will be commits
stoned July &c, 1949, at the Naval
Shipyard, Boston, Mass.
The Basilone was named for
the late Marine Gunnery Ser
geant John Basilone, who won
the Congressional Medal of Honor
for outstanding heroism in action
on Guadalcanal.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

Hazel Vaughn, Thelma Delaney,
Elizabeth Scott and Watkins
Murphy.
New Pastor
The Rev. Merritt of Mississippi
Southern at Hattiesburg has been
called as pastor of the Baptist
church beginning September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Ramsay
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Kern and daughter, all
of New Orleans, are spending
some time at the Ramsay summer
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Howard of
New Orleans visited MI. and Mrs.
Earl Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Davis Friday.
Miss Mary Frances Elder of BIZ
loxi spent a few days recently
in the C. l.. Dees home.
Earl Baldwin returned Sunday
to his home in Satsuma after
spending several weeks with his
uncle, B. E. Ellis, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Morris spent
Saturday in Woolmarket.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Taylor, and
daughters visited in Mobile Sun
day.
Small Visitor
Little Roy Seymour from BIZ
loxi visited relatives here the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hawley and
son and Miss Erline Ford of Moss
Point were visitors in the l.. p.
Hawley home Monday.
Mrs. Matt Boykins and chill
dreneare visiting relatives in Mo-
bile this week.
Miss Clara Ellis and brother,
Ben, left Sunday for a visit with
relatives in Mobile and Satsuma.
Mrs. Katie Rogers and little
daughter visited in Biloxi last
week.
DR.. Irwin Joffe of Moss Point,
who lived here several months
last year, is expected back the
first of August with his family
for permanent residence.
Two Weeks Visit
Mrs. H.. P. Davis left Friday for
Ohio and Kentucky where she
will visit relatives and friends.
She expects to be away about
two weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Brunson of Sam
son, Ala, and son, who is chief
linesman at Eglin Field, spent a
few days this week with the
Aliens.
Mrs. Maude Rouse and grand
sons, Wicky Leatherwood IN d
David Ruster, returned to Mobile
Friday after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis.
The following have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Murphy, Jr..
Mrs. A. M. Stamrick and daugh-
ter and son, Misses Louise and
Melida Ogden, all of Natchez, anc
Mrs. A. Y. Walton of San An
tonic, Tex.
MI, and Mrs. Jack White ano
daughter, who are making then
home in the Fort Bayou commu.
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Miss MorilYn Morre
August Bride Elec
Honoree At Lunch

Miss Marilyn Marie, a BRIDE
to-be of August, was compliment
ed by a luncheon given by Mrs.
w. H. Nelson, Jr. at her home
Friday.
Summer flowers were used in
effective arrangements in the liv-
ing room and the honoree was
presented a corsage by the host
ess. Mrs. Nelson also presented
Miss Marie with a gift of crystal
in her chosen pattern.
Guests for the luncheon in adj
dition to the honoree were Misses
Joan Nelson, Edre Mays, Joyce
Nelson, Mesdames Milton Peter
zell, Edwin Mays and William
Marie, mother of the honoree.
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News From Voncleove
Mrs. Lockard Elected President OF
Auxiliary OF American Legion Post

the weekend in Moss Point with
relatives.
E. A. Ryals and family of Pas
cagoula spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Morris.
Mrs. Floyd Davis and Mrs. Otis
Wilson are attending the work
shop in Pascagoula.
Thursday the WINS met at the
Baptist church for the Royal
Service program with Mrs. Earl
Davis in charge. Taking part
were Mesdames Lula Moore,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
BY v E

Mrs. Annie Mae Murphy Lock
ard is the president of the recent
ly organized auxiliary to the Cliff
ford Murphy post, American Le-
gion. Other officers are Mrs.
Paula Murphy, vice president;
Mrs. Doris Davis, secretary; Mrs.
Clyde Steelman, treasurer; and
Mrs. Roy FURRY, sergeant-at-
arms.
Miss BERTHE Kay Roberts spent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

S. H. johnson drove to Mobile
last Wednesday. While there Mr..
johnson visited his sister, Mrs.
Tom Baria, who was i'll at the
home of her daughter, Miss Rosa
Lee Baria.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Mcbride was the setting last
Thursday for a gift shower COM
plimenting Mrs. G. 1. Bramlett
AS Mrs. Bramlett opened and
displayed her many appropriate
gifts, ice cream and cake wera
served to the % present.