davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-04
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving Monday from Anchor age were MT. Emerson, K. O'Brien, D. VanBurean, Jack Peck.
 Departing on the return flight were Fred Sauck for Moses Point, and Andrew Kalerak and Mrs. H. F. Fruit for Anchorage.
 Arriving Tuesday from Anchor age were Matte Serodlook, MT. Kelly, MT. Kloslevald, Charles Milliken was a passenger from Unalakleet.
 On the return flight to Anchor age were H. Kanstrup, L. Travis, J. Peck.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-04
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

George MadSen and Charles O'Leary returned from a trip to Kotzebue and Point Hope. Frank Mulfatti and Peter Kudrozoff were passengers Monday on the Douglas from Kotzebue.
 Tuesday Alex Daliluk, Aloysuis Ayac, Lee Woods, Allan Geary, Chester Topkok, Ira Ahnangoto- guk, James Lockwood, Romeo Ka- texac, Joe Miraldi, Duane Hardin, Ward Gilmore, and MT. and Mrs. Harry Stotts and family were in- coming passengers on the Doug las. Harry and Charles Lewis de- parted for Fairbanks.
 o. F. Weinard and John Pear son of Candle and Miss Laura Clark of Deering came to Nome with Pilot Murphy.
 Today Alan Geary, Lee Woods and MT. John Pearson were pas sengers from Nome to Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-04
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Charles Pack arrived today via Pan American.
 Departing on the return flight were Dick Ludwig, Frank Mulfat- Ii, Howard Lyng, Lars Willoya, MT. and Mrs. Ole Hay, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ball. Frank Friedle, Leonard Skitzki, Fred Wander bosch, Fred Wienerd.
The Nome nugget., 1950-10-04
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Wednesday, October 4, 1850 Forecast Nome: High cloudiness }Nome data last "A hours as of FOO am. today:
 Precipitation, none. (Total this month 0.21 inchD.
 Temperatures: highest 51, low est 43
 Maximum wind 12 miles an hour from the north.
 Sunrise at 6:20 a.m., sunset at 5:19 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 37, lowest l9.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: Highest 50 in 1888, lowest 12 in 1919.
 Data for other selected stations
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26
MIRIM Al

Ju0zas Kruglevicius (Kruger)
60 metq, 986 E. 70, Graphit
Bronze Co. dirbtuveje elektros
nutrenktas mire sausio 20 d.,
palaidotas sausio % d., Lake
view kapinese. Du jo sunus, Al
beras ir Eduardas, per l diena
atskrido laidotuves lektuvu il
Pietu Americas. Like dar zmona
Frances, brolis Vincas, 3 sese.
rvs: Marijona Rauseviciene, Sc.
suo ija-Benedikta (vienuole)
ir Elzbieta Dumciene. Velionis
buvo kiles is Pinsiskiu KIM, Vel
veriq w., Marijampoles ap.
Laidotuvems patarnavo viii
kelis Funeral Home.
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sLA Ia KUOPA

Vasario A diena rengia susipazi-
nimo pobuvi, susipazinti su nau-
jaisiais kuopos nariais - nau.
jakuriais.
Todel visus kuopos narius
kvieciame atsilankyti, o kartu
pakvieskite ir savo pazistamus,
Laika tikrai linksmai praleisite.
Paivairinimai bus Sic:
Prize Is stalu kortavimas, kick
vieno stale laimetojas gaus do
vana (Kortas prasome atsines-
ti). Be to, loterijoje galesite
laimeti dideli, grazu gaidi, ska
nu torta ir vyno bonka.
Bufiete rasite gardaus gerimo
ir skaniu uzkandziu, ju tarpe
ir lietuvisko kugelio.
Smagiai galesite pasokti.
Pobuvis rengiamas LietuviV
Saleje.
Pradzia Z val. vakaro. Ieji-
mas tik 35 centai.
Kuopos Valdyba
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Eagle ir Anaya vasario 2 d.
PUBLIC AUDITORIUM

j. Gansonas poruoja imty-
mems didziasias imtyniu zvaigz-
des Eagle ir Anaya. Bet ju kama
yra tokia, kad rengejas buvo
priverstas init didesne sale ir
todel sios rungtynes vasario 2
d. bus PUBLIC AUDITORIUM,
kur yra per 10000 vietu.
Programme dalyvaus dar DR..
Meske SUI Lord Blears, Frank
Talber SUI Jack Kennedy stos
prizes Kay Bell SUI Fred Bozic,
o programmes pradzioj Don Evans
prizes Lucky Somanovich.
Bilietai pas Richmond Bro
theirs, 736 y Euclid Ave., Main
0967 ir Central Armory, Pros
pect 4121. e
Kainos: Rezervuotos po $40
ir $1.s0. Iejimas = $1.20.
Durys atyiros nuo 700 val.
vakaro. Pirrpos rungtynes pra-
sideda .apie $3.50.
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PRANEsIMAS

Susivienijimo Lietuviu Anne
rikoje Cevelando 136-toji kuopa
savo organizatoriumi yra isrin.
kusi tremtini Broniq Bartklna
Visi Clevelandan atvyke nau.
jakuriai prasomi istoti j SLA eli.
les. Visus reikalus jums pades
sutvarkyti Br. Bartkunas. j
adresas: 1917 E Goth st. Telef
HE 7722.
Jonas Alekna
1876 Kuopos Pirmininkas
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MAzIAU NELAIMIU

Per pereitus metus Clevelande
buvo 20R maziau automobiliu
nelaimiq, negu 1948 metals. zu-
vusiu del tu nelaimiu buvo 80,
tai yra septyniais maziau, kaip
1948 metals.
Miesto mayoras T. A. Burke
ia proga dekoja laikrasciams uz
nuolatini priminima gyvento-
jams, kad butu atsargesni, ir
visiems, kurie tu priminimu pa
klause.
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AGOTA GRIGIENE,

DIRVOS skaitytoja ir uoli DIR
VOS talkininke, isvyko kelioms
savaitems poilsio j Tuscon, Ari-
iona, pas sunu Eduardo.
CLEVELAND PRESS mote.
ru skyriuje neseniai il buvo pa
gerbta, kaip viena is seniausiu
tarnautoju Halle Bros. Co. val
gykloje, kur il yra vyriausia
vireja.
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DAUGIAU STATYS

Pereitais metals Clevelande
yra isduota leidimu statyti 9,O83
namams su 1880 butu. Is tQ
namu 1896 bus vienos seimos
namai, 81 - dvieju seimu, 1876
po daugeli butu, kuriuose
bus 1850 butQ. Tai yra $50
daugiau, negu 1948 metals. Bet
tie namai daugumoje bus pasta.
tyti tik siu metu rudeni ar net
ateinanciu metq pavasari.
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P A D E K o S

Didzia padeka reiskiame Ma
rijai Muliolienei, padarius i a i
daug gero mlsu dukters mokslo
reikalais bel parodziuslai daug
rupestingumo ir nuosirdumo XII
tais atvejais.
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LIETUVIU BANKO METINIS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Pereita ketvirtadieni ivyko
lietuviu banko (The Superior
Saving and Loane Association)
dalininku susirinkimas, kuriame
isklausytos apyskaitos, zinoma,
pranesimas apie apipleSima ir
direktoriu dalies rinkimai.
Pereitu metq pabaigos ba-
lansas - $3,O64,723.89. Del api-
plesimo nuostoliu nebuvo j6kiu,
kadangi draudimo bendrove
nuostolius pilnai apmokejo. Di-
rektoriai, kuriuos simet buvo
ellie perrinkti, vel isrinkti tie
patys, butent: P. P. Muliolis,
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HIPPoDRoME

Nuo ateinancio treciadienio
Montana, Warner Bros, spal-
vota filma, nuotykiu drama is
vakaru gyvenimo. Svarbiausioj
rolej. Enrol Flynn, pagarsejes
"Don Juano nuotykiuose", be
to, dar dalyvauja Douglas Ken
nedy. James Brown ir Ian Mac
Donald.
RKO Keith's 1O5th
Sausio 1928 did. Bride Fol
Sale" su Claudette Colbert, Get
Brent, Robert Young.
Sausio 29-31 id. inspector
General su Danny Kaye.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26

81 sestadieni, sausio % diena,
2:30 ir 7:3O val. PIP, Cleveland
Press dienrastis rengia ivairiu
Clevelande gyvenanciu tautybiq
menini pasirodyma. Programme
bus 24-riu tautiniu grupiu tau
tiniai sokiai. Diena ir vakare
programa ia patti.
Nuo lietuviu programme daily
vaus ciurlionieciu sokeju grupe.
Lietuviu pasirodymas progra-
mole numatytas pacioje pabai-
goje, kaip programos uzdary-
mas. Komisija musiskius soke-
jus taip pagerbe del dvieju prize
zasciu. Viena - kad tai vienin-
tele grupe, susidedanti is tik ne
seniai atvykusiu tremtiniq. An
ira - komisija nujaucia, kad
1ietuviu pasirodymas blsias tin
kamas vainikuoti programai :.
Music Hall yra tik $500 vietu.
Clevelandui tai nedaug, tad ir
patekti j sale nebus lengva. Svar-
bu is anksto nueiti j Music Hall
ir isigyti bilietus dieninei ar va
karnei programai.
Ieiimas j Music Hall yra is
ST. Clair avenue, prie East 6-tos
gatves.
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NAUJA IIETUvIQ SALES
VALDYBA

Sausio Is diena isrinkti Lietu-
viu Sales direktoriai 81 pirma-
dieni buvo susirinke posedzio ir
issirinko valdyba: pirmininku
= Jona Guzauska, vicepirminin-
ku - Juoza Baltrusaiti- -Baltrus,
protokolu sekretorium - Juoza
Saukiaviciu, finansu sekreto-
rum - Povila Chalko ir izdi-
ninku - VIM. Jakubauska-Ja
kubs.
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LIETUYE NASLE

pageidaujama namu ruosos dar-
bans prie vyresnio amziaus wy
no ir slnaus. Kambarys ir is
laikymas. Kreiptis pas Mrs. Lit
ke, 1925 Lawnview.
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VIENGUNGIS

ieSko kambario su virtuve al
be virtuves.
Skambinti (patogiausia vaka.
rais) telef. RE 5216.
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BALF'O 6S SKYRIUS

sausio 81 diena 800 val. yak,
Lietuviu Svetaineje (apatineje)
saukia visuotini susirinkima.
Bus valdybos rinkimai. Kvie-
ciami dalyvauti visi nariai ir
prijauciantieji. A. Banys
Pirmininkas
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PASKAITOs CLEvELANDE

PAShAI1OS CLE ELANDE
Lietuvu Kultlros Fondo Gle
velando skyrius pirmadieniais
7 val. yak, Norwood Bibliotekos
patalpose (6315 Superior Ave.)
lietuviu visuomenei rengia pas
kaitas:
Sausio 80 d. A .Augustinavi-
cienes "Jaunyste ir Selma;
Vasario 6 d. DIR. S. TamOsaiciO
"Neregimasis pasaulis".
Kvieciame atsilankyti.
Valdyba
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1850 METQ KALEND0RIAl
DlRVOS SKAITYTOJAMS

Ir sas metals DIRvOs skatytojai, uzsmokee prenume
Noredami j gauti:
Pasirnke is zemiau esanco saraso kurio kaendorau:
norite ir aske pazymeke jo numeri.
e. Prdekte IL centu paste zenkas uz supokavma r per-
suntma ea buvo 10 cenu smet paste mokests pakeltas
g. Labai askiai parasykite savo adresa.
Jeigu juu prenumerata pasibaige arba baigias, tai
prdekte r doerus prenumeratai atnaunti
Kaendoriu pareaavmus gate susti tuojau bet veau
kaip Xxi 1850 metu sausio menesio gallo.
L. Washingtono Capitol Amerkos veliava naujas
g. Vytautas r kiti kunigakscia ............ senas
3. Mergina ietuviska velava Amerkoj senas
Mergina ietuviska veava ant zemes rutulio
5. Ukininkas girdo arkius ................ senas
G. Kraziu skerdynes Observation-Disclosures. - senas
Z. Marja rozanciumi ir rozems senas
g. Sv Antanas Observation-Disclosures. senas
D. Sv. Juozapas ....................... - senas
10 Maria ......................... senas
H. Maria pasrodo piemenims ............ - naujaa
H. Kristus Alyvu Darzely OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES naujas
13. Vakai vazineasi pasikinke SUM ....... naujas
H. Mergate su anciukais r viscukas ......- naujas
Is Mergaite pievoj SUI suneliu u............- nauja
16 Mergaite mgdo katyte ir sunuka ........ nauja
IT, Senas suo gelbsti neatsargu berniuka ... nauja
49, Meskeriotoas ezere e.....................- naua
49, Kalnu eglynas prie ezereio ............- nauja
90 Upe ties kalnais ......................-n nauja
81. Mergina su TRIMS sunulais .......... nauja
q o. Mergina su dideliu sunu nauja
%. Blondine vakarinej suknioj naujs
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REDAKTORIAI PAS GUBER.
NATORIU

81 penktadieni visu ne anglQ
kalba Clevelande leidziamu laik-
rasciu redaktoriai bel leidejai
yra pakviesti j Columbus, Ohio,
pietu pas Gubernatoriu J. Lau-
sche.
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GEREJA CLEVELANDIECIU
SVEIKATA

Pereitais metals mirimu nuo
plauciu uzdegimo ir gripo buvo
maziau, negu kada nors yra bu-
We. Jau antri metal, kaip cia
niekas nemire nuo difterito.
Treti metal is eiles Cleve-
lande uzregistruota daugiau
kaip $4,000 ginning.
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PASKUTINIS SKELBIMAS

Kaendous kas atsqs uzsakymus Xxi sO menesO galo
Cvelandiecia gall atsimt is redakcos
be primokejimo Xxi aeinancios savaites gallo.
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KIEKVIENAS PENKTAS

Clevelando gyventojas 1949-ais
metals pasinaudojo -Raudonosios
Plunksnos ,(Red Feather) istai-
gu patarnavimu. Tai pagalba Ii
goniams, benamiams, vaikams.
Is viso tais patarnavimais pasi-
naudojo 26O,172 zmones. Tos is
taigos islaikomos pinigais, su-
dedamais paciu clevelandieciu
per Community Chest rinklia-
vas.
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sEsTADIENI EKINE ] MUSIC HALL!

Jonas Botirius, A. M. Praskevi.
cius ir Jonas Brazauskas.
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LEKTUvQ MODELIQ PA
RODA

LEKTUVQ MODELIQ PA
RODA
Lektuvu modeliu paroda SUI
premijomis bus kovo Is d., di-
dziojoj Higbee Bendroves audi
torijoj. Pereitais metals ia pa
roda aplanke 5000 zmoniu.
Parodoje gall dalyvauti moks-
leiviai nuo treciojo laipsnio pra-
dedant, o taip pat ir baiges mo-
kykla jaunimas. Numatoma 81
dovana. Smulkesniu ziniu gall
ma gauti rasant j Contest Head
quarters, 1901 Huron Rd., Room
80, Cleveland Is, Ohio, arba
telefonu Cherry $3.50.
, 1950-11-21

AOPOSdAo I1AClC dIS Illd4ly QuSS-
tons that need to be answered,
the following of which are only
samples:
l. What are the population trends
in the islands for the next ten
years?
Taking up such things as:
Trends over a ten year period,
number and sources of new resi-
dences in the islands, occupation
al distributions; enrolment trends
both public and private, birth
rates, distribution Of children in
the various islands, distribution
maps, population shifts, etc.
2. How adequate are the present
school plants buildings, facilities
and grounds) for carrying on a de-
sirable school program?
Taking up such things as: space
needs, adequate lighting, freedom
from disturbance both within and
outside the plant, buildings in
need of repair, remodeling, etc.
8. What types of buildings are ne
cessary for carrying on a modern
school program.
Taking up such things as: School
buildings to serve children four
years old to twelve or thirteen, Sc
condary schools which will make
possible a broad, comprehensive
type of education for youth, faci-
iities to adequately serve post
high school needs and the commu-
nifty, the school as a community
, 1950-11-21

OOOoANAG
4. Where is the most desirable
sites for new school plants?
Taking up such things as: ade-
quacy of present locations, posi-
BILE space adequate for school
needs, placement of sites to where
children and youth live, map pro-
posing sites, etc.
5. What are the possible costs Of
new construction in the islands?
Taking up such things as: ma
terials, cost of materials, labor sup
ply, labor costs, etc.
s. What is a desirable long-range
building program for the islands?
Taking up such things as: pri-
critics for repair, remodeling, and
new construction, determining
greatest needs, etc.
z. What effect would improved
school plants and facilities have
on the morale of pupils, teachers
and the people of the islands?
the islands are providing facilities
and buildings for school-commu-
nifty purposes, community plan
ming and school facilities, possible
community use of school facilities,
desirable type building, etc.
, 1950-11-21

Taking up such things as: the
role of leadership, duties and func
tons of administration, organi-
zation within the school and COM
munity for wide participation in
program development, defining
the job and responsibilities of the
superintendent, assistants, super
visors, visiting teachers, princi-
pals, etc.
4. How might an independent
school board bring the schools clos
er to the people?
Taking up such things as:
Trends toward Independent boards
of education, duties and response
bilities of the school board, ways
Tor selecting board members,
terms of Office, number on the
board, etc.
5. Would there by any advantages
in having a Capitalization of adj
ministration for the island
schools?
Taking up such things as: EyoIu
ton of present administrative
plan, merit of Capitalization, han
dicaps or difficulties of centraliza-
ton, etc.
6. How r the schools of the
islands financed?
Taking up such things as: Sourc
es of school revenues, budgetary
parctices, comparisons with prac-
tees in the states and other terri-
tories, etc.
z. What is a desirable fiscal plan
for the island schools?
Merits of independence in
school financing, local ability to
finance education, responsibilities
OF the Congress OF the United Stat
es for a foundational program of
finance, possible taxes for school
purposes, etc.
Group VI. School Plant Needs
The appropriateness and ade-
quacy of the school buildings,
grounds, and facilities reflects to
a considerable degree the general
estimate which a community
places upon the educational OPP
portunities it should provide for
children, youth and adults. Even
a cursory examination of the
school plants of the Virgin Islands
forces the conclusion that in this
significant area of need there is
much to be desired. The sub-com-
mittee. of the ESQ which deals
with this problem has a tremen-
dous challenge to submit propo-
sails which are sound, feasible, and
, 1950-11-21
Purposes & Structure
of the Educational
Study Committee

NSonc4uoe0 Tom Yesterday
Group v. Organization. Admins
tration. and Financing of the
Schools
Schools are organized in order
that they may be administered &
they are administered in order
that pupils may learn. The finan-
cial support is an investment in
people and, when adequate, does
result in increasing the economic
and social Well-being of all the
people-thus providing more tax
able wealth for continuing the in
vestment.
Again there is a direct relation
ship between the adequacy and
quality of leadership and the eff
fectiveness of the Institutional
program for which it exists. Along
with the development of an ade-
quate Institutional program, con-
sidered attention must be given to
the characteristics Of the admins
tration which is necessary in or
der to service adequately the edu-
cational program for which the
school organization exists.
!. What r the organizational
practices used in the island
schools?
Taking up such things as: pre-
sent practices of grouping and pro
motion, giving attention to depart
naturalization in grades seven and
eight, organization as a means of
achieving desirable experiences
for pupils, the school day, daily
scheduling, attention to the merits
of a comprehensive high school,
etc.
2. What organizational practices
will best fit the evolving educa-
tional program in the islands?
Taking up such things as: kim
dergartens IS a regular part Of the
elementary schools, schooling for
all four and five year olds, the adj
vantages of Kindergarten expert
ences, classification practices for
meeting group and individual pu-
pill needs, promotion practices in
keeping with maximum growth
for each child, standards in terms
Of individuals, etc.
8. What is the role of administra-
ton in the developing and expand
ing school program?
, 1950-11-21
Christiqnsted UTILITIES Co, ! Sole distributors for s.. croA

acceptable. In order to make such center, how communities outside
proposals there are many ques- 4. Where is the most desirable
tons that need to be answered lsites for new school plants?
Evening star., 1950-11-23
miss Saul
lis Hostess

Thanksgiving week end got a
bang-up start last evening when
Miss Rose Saul entertained 200
Capitalites at a gay cocktail
party that was lavish enough to be
called supper.
Guests from official, diplomatic
and mostly residential circles came
from 6 o'clock on and stayed long
after the supposedly final hour of
8. In the hostess Kennedy-War-
rem Apartment. they found them
selves surrounded by friends and
flowers. The walls throughout the
apartment were banked with
white NUNS. red roses, pink chrys-
anthemums and pink roses, most
of them sent by thoughtful friends,
Miss Saul said.
The red-haired hostess greeted
her guests in a lovely sapphire
blue taffeta cocktail dress with a
decollete neckline set off by a
diamond necklace.
Assisting her at the party were
Mrs. Gwynn Gardiner, her sister;
Mrs. Andrew Saul. her sister-in-
law; Mrs. William Gray, Mrs.
Parke Brady, Mrs. Newbold
Walmsley, Mrs. James McSherry
Wimsatt, Mrs. James Regan. Mrs.
Randall Hagner. Mrs. Edward
Smith of Upper Marlboro and Mrs.
Morris Cafritz.
On the heavily laden dining
room table was sliced roast beef,
cold turkey, fried oysters, pate de
foie gras, cake, etc.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Parties Along Capital Embassy Row

Embassy Row in Washington
glittered with parties yesterday,
one f'the larger ones being given
by the Parkistan Ambassador and
Mrs. Ispahani. The Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. George C. Mar
shall were their ranking guests
and Air Vice Marshal r. L. r.
Atcherley, commander chief of
the Pakistah Air Force, was the
honor guest. The visitor has been
in this country for a fortnight or
more visiting air bases and air
fields and after a short stay here
will continue his tour Of the
country.
Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley,
Admiral and Mrs. Forrest Sher-
man and Gen. and Mrs. J. Lawton
Collins, with Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt
Vandenberg, were among the top
ranking officers of the United
States Services at the to 1880
o'clock fete. Air Chief Marshal
Sir George Pirie and Lady Pirie
and Admiral the Honorable Sir
Cyril Douglass-Pennant and Lady
DOuglaSS-Pennant were guests.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
En1i|yPost

Dear Mrs. Post: I have friend
who lost her husband after short
Illness. Neither she nor her
daughter are wearing mourning.
and Immediately they both began
a round of social engagements.
Apparently he was a good father
and husband and his friends
rather resent their actions. I'd
appreciate knowing what you
think.
Answer: Unless they are in
public or professional life and
must continue to fulfill the exac-
tions Of their careers, going out
merely for pleasure, does seem
heartless. On the other hand,
each year the number increases of
those who do not show their grief
by the outward evidence of
mourning.
Reply Cords
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm having
small wedding (about 80) and this
same number also to the recep-
ton. at which only little sand
wiches and cakes will be served
with champagne. I think we
should enclose reply cards for
answers and mother feels that
these might suggest more Of a
reception; that Is, more food. Do
you think SO?
Answer: I agree with your
mother that the request for a re-
ply would suggest q rather elab-
crate collation..
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
anSiDer personal mail. HoDeper.
booklet No. sol, "Weddings,"
includes many details about
clothes of the bridal party, an
nouncements, the ceremony and
the reception. To obtain q copy
send 10 cents (coin preterred)
and q 3-cert stamp to her, care
The Evenihg Star, P. o. Boz SO,
Station G, Ne1r York 19, N. Y.