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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

baritonas, Vilniaus operos So
listas, yra dainaves visuose Viii
niaus operos pastatymuose, Fill
harmonijoje, radiofone ir ivai-
riuose koncertuose. Tremties lai-
ku jis tapo vienas rimciausiu
Lietuvos muzikos reprezentantu
svetimtauciu bel savuju tarpe.
Stasys Liepas koncertavo daug
ir svetimtauciams, buvo pakvies-
tas ir vokieciu Augsburgo ope-
ra. Stasys Liepas, gyvendamas
Amerikoje, yra vienas populia-
riausiu musu dainininku, nuo-
latos koncertuojas ivairiose lie
tuviskose kolonijose didziausiuo-
Sc parengimuose. Stasio Liepo
koncertu repertuaras yra gau-
sus bel ivairus. Clevelandieciai
j girdes pirma karta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

koloroturinis sopranos, koncer-
tavo jau Lietuvoje, bel Vilniaus
ir Kauno radiofonuose. Jeroni-
mui Kacinskui suorganizavus
Vilniaus opera, Juz6 KriStolaity-
te buvo pakviesta operos soliste.
Tremtyje il nuolat koncertavo
lietuviams bel svetimtauciams,
paskirai ir su kitais meninin-
kais giedojo baznyciose ir
gyvai dalyvavo lietuviskoio
memo gyvenime. Amerikoje
savo sekmingais koncertais yra
aplankiusi New Yorka, Chicago,
daug kartu dainavusi Bostone ir
dalyvavusi ivairiuose Cleyelan-
do parengimuose. Juze Kristo-
laityte grynai muzikiniame kon-
certe clevelandieCiai girdes pir-
ma karta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
DETROITE MIRE E. DAMBRAvIENE

. Pirmadieni, spalio 8 d., po il
gos ligos mire Detroito lietuviu
veikeja, ALB radio klubo dar-
buotoja E. Dambraviene. Velione
buvo gimusi Amerikoje, 1887
metals lankesi Lietuvoje, is ku-
rios parsiveze graziu prisimini-
mu.
i Praejusio sekmadienio ALB
radio programos metu prof. P.
Padalskis skate paskaita tema:
Nei taika, nei karas.
Praejusi sestadieni p. p. Sims
namuose ivyko jaukus ALT Sa-
Jungos Detroito skyriaus pasi-
linksminimas - pobuvis, kuria-
me dalyvavo apie simtas sveciu.
Pobuvio pelnas skirtas paremti
studijuojanciam jaunimui. W 81
kilnu zesta skyriaus valdyba, o
ypac energingos vakaro Semi
ninkes nusipelne dideles pagar-
bos.
Spalio Fl diena, sekmadieni,
1890 val. YMCA'os patalpose
(prie Clark Parko) ivykes ALB
Radio Klubo nariu susirinkimas.
. 81 sestadieni radio valandeles
metu isgirsime nuotaikinga ra-
dijo vaizdeli "Kai mes ejome
grybauti'', parasyta V. Alanto.
Vaidins ALKOS memo kolekty-
vo nariai.
ALKOS kolektyvas Detroite
varo dideli kulturini darba. Ko-
lektyvas mielai laukia nauju je-
GU ir kviecia visus, besidomin-
cius menine veikla, j bendra dar-
ba. Norintieji istoti i ALKOS
memo kolektyva, prasomi kreip-
tis memo vadova j.. Pusdesri
arba betkuri is kolektyvo nariu.
. Detroito Lietuvos Vyciai, va
dovaujami R. Boriso, aktyviai
lsijunge j siuo metu Detroite
vykdoma amerikieciu salpos Or
ganizacijos United Foundation
vaju.
. Lietuviu Moterq Klubas lap
kricio 3 diena Wittier Hotel pa
talpose rengia 26-tus metinius
pietus ir Sokius. Pradzia 7 val.
vakaro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
JUNIORAI LAIMEJO

Praejusi sekmadieni, spalio IA
d., Towne Club saleje ivyko kon-
trolines krepsinio rungtynes
tarp LSK ''zaibo' junioru ir Sc
nioru komandQ. Kaip ir buvo
laukta rungtynes laimejo junio-
raj, pasekme, 1924 $3.50. Pa
gal zaidimo eiga rezultatas gal
sick tick ir augstokas. Tokia
laugta pergale juniorams nu-
leme tikslesni metimai, iStver-
me ir verzlu1nas, tue tarpu kai
pas seniorus aiskiai buvo jau-
ciama treniruociu stoka.
zaidimas buvo visai patenki-
namos klasas ir, valdomas geru
teiseJu, praejo tikrai sportiskoje
bel korektiskoje dvasioje. IS
verzliQju junioru geriausia pa
sirode V. Telycenas ir E. Blu
mentalis, gi ramesni zaidima We
dusiq seniorQ pagrindiniai sulai
buvo V. Lukavicius ir N. Mar
kunas.
Komandos zaide sekanciu su-
detiQ:
Junioru: V. Telycenas Is, v.
Muliolis 6, E. Bliumentalis 8, j..
Zorska 5, r. Gylys 8, Vizgirda
0, V. Valaitis 0 ir G. Motieju-
mas @.
Senioru: H. Johnsonas 2, V.
Aukstuolis 3, V. Lukavicius 2,
V. Narkunas 10, Kijauskas 4, l..
Kazenas 2, J. Budrys l, V. SUIT
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

tru bel kameriniu kvartetu w.
tautas Kusleika koncertuoja vi
SOLE Amerikoje. Sis zymus me-
nininkas mazai dar terra pazis-
tamas placiajai lietuviskai vi
suomenei. Lietuviskai nusiteikes
ir pritarias lietuviskos kulturos
judejimui, Vytautas Kusleika
mielai sutiko koncertuoti drau-
ge SUI mdsu menininkais.
Dainininkams akompo n u o s
muzikas Aleksandras Kuciunas.
Studijaves, bel pradejes muzi-
KIM darba Lietuvoje, Aleksand-
ras Kuciunas Vokietijoje dirbo
Dresdeno teatre "Teater des VOL
kes'' ir dirigavo operetes bel ope-
ras. Tremtyje jis vazinejo SUI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
WORCESTERlO LIETUVIAMS

Nuns, Worcesterio lietuviu
tremtiniu visuotino susirinkimo
ivykusio rugs. 80 d. duotu pa
vedimu sueiti j kontakta su sv.
Kazimiero parapijos klebonu
kun. A. Petraiciu ir aptarti lie
tuviu sestadienines mokyklos
patalpu gavimo reikala, nepavy-
ko.
P. Vytautui Pasakarniui, ku-
ris du kartu telefonu bande gau-
tt siai tremtiniu isrinktai ko-
misijai audijancija, kun. A. Pet
raitis pakartotinai pareiskes,
kad jokiu komisiju, kurios ski
riamos nelegafaus ir Carterio ne
turincio susiburimo, nepriimsias,
o sestadienio mokyklos reikalu
is viso nenoris kalbetis.
Tuo remdamiesi skaitome
NUNS pavesta misija baigta ir
perduodame 81 reikala Tremti-
niu B-menes Valdybai.
Komisija: Seka keturi parasai.
Pastaba: Worcesterio Tremti-
niu Valdyba yra pasiryzusi Wis
tick organizuoti Sestadienio IL
tuanistikos mokykla. Maloniai
prasome gerbiamus tevus, kurie
nori savo vaikus leisti j minima
mokykla, kaip galima greiciau
uzsiregistruoti pas valdybos ma
ri iona Vizbara, 5 Ash-Street,
(telefonas 5-781D nuo 6 Xxi 10
val. vakare.
WOrcesteriO Tremtiniu
B-nes Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

To paties klubo pastangomis
neseniai naujose international
Institute patalpose irengtas lie
tuviskas langas, papuostas lie
tuviska tautodaile. Tuo reikalu
ypac daug pasidarbavo klubo
valdybos mares p. p. M. Griniene
ir r. Bilaitiene.
. Radio Klubas kaskart stipri-
ma muzikine lietuviskos radio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

Nuo spalio Z dienos Worces-
teryje (Mass.) pradejo veikti
lietuviska radio programa. Pro-
grama perduodama sekmadie-
niais, tue tarpu tik Is minuciQ,
nuo lis val. Xxi 1870 val. p. p.,
per WAAB radio stoti (144O
kv). Programa veda J. zemai-
tbs (tel. 5-2s25).
Lapkridio 3 d. Worcesteryje
rengiamas literaturos vakaras.
Rengia "Lietuviu Dienos." Va
karas ivyks Elks Home saleje,
80 Elm St; .netoli nuo City HalD.
Vakaro pradzia $50 val. yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
LietuviSka muzikoS $vent6 C|eve|ande

Spalio % d. Clevelando lietu-
viskoji visuomene lures progos
isgirsti augsto meninio lygio lie
tuvisku meniniq pajegq koncer-
ta.
Menininkams iseiviams islai-
kyti augsta menini lygi, dau-
gumai nedirbant savo srityje, ar
sugebeti prasimusti svetimoje
zemeje yra nepaprastai sunku.
81 karta Clevelande girdesime
dainininke Juze Kristolaityte, pi-
aniste Brute Smetoniene, dali
ninka stasi Liepa, smulkininka
Vytauta Kusleika ir muzika
Aleksandra Kuciuna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

valandeles dali. Ypac maloniai
nuteikia paskutiniu metu daz-
nokai transliuojama muz. Ri
maviciaus "Tevynes ilgesys" ir
ellie kitu Buenos Aires lietuviu
choro idainuotu ploksteliq. Klu-
bas noretu gauti ir daugiau nau-
iesnes lietuviskos muzikos ir
praso visus lietuvisku ploksteliu
leidejus pasiusti klubui naujes-
niu leidiniu, uz ka klubas malo-
Mai atsilygintQ. 4.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
MUSQ SPORTAS
VEDA ALGIRDAS BIELSKUS

kus 0.
Reprezentacine LSK "Zaibo"
komanda bus sudaryta is abiejU
pusiu zaideju, INFANT pagrindu
juniorus. 81 komanda sekanti
sekmadieni, lures draugiskas
rungtynes su viena amerikieciu
komanda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

lietuvis amerikietis, smuikinin-
kas, Clevelando simfoninio Or
kestro narys, bel Western Re-
serve universiteto kamerinio
kvarteto antrasis smuikininkas.
Su Clevelando simfoninu orkes-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

Koncertas ivyksta didziuleje
(Ball room) saleje tue tikslu,
kad galimai didesne musu tau
tieciu dalis turetu progos ne tik-
tai pagerbti savo didziuosius me-
nininkus, bet ir pagyventi reta
ir auksto lygio muzikine nuotai-
ka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18
Ar pazisti s. kraSta?
Jungtiniu Valstybiu miestai

8. St. Louis, Mo. s52,623
9. Washington, D. G. 797,67O
10. Boston, Mass. 79O,863
II. San Francisco, Cal. 76O,753
12. Pittsburgh, Pa. 673,763
13. Milwaukee, Wis. 632,651
IA. Houston, Tex. 594,321
Is. Buffalo, N. Y. 577,393
16. New Orleans, La. 567,257
II. Minneapolis, MINI. 517,277
18. Cincinnati, Ohio 5O0,51O
Palyginus 1850 m. surasymo
duomenis su 1910 m. surasymu
lengva iziureti didelius pasikei-
timus Americas miestu augime.
stai Ramiojo Vandenyno miestu
paziba Los Angeles is penktosios
vietos per desimtmeti ikope i
ketvirtaja vieta, Baltimore is
augo is septintosios j sestaja, o
Cleveland is sestosios vietos nu-
smuko j septintaja. Per mineta
desimtmeti Los Angeles gwen
tcju skaicius pakilo 3O,1fe, Wa
shington, d. C. - 20,3T, San
Francisco - 1897, Texas mics
to Houston - net 54,6%e ir pa
galiau visus rekordus sumus5
Louisianos valstybes sostine Ba-
ton Rouge, kurios gyventoju
skai6ius per desimtmeti pakilo
net 257G.
New York City - didziausias
gyventoju skaiciumi miestas
Amerikoje yra drauge ir pats
reiksmingiausias visais poziu-
riais ir idomiausias pasaulio did
miestis. Del to ir jam sioje ap-
zvalgoje skiriama daugiau vie
tos. Manhattan sala, kurioje yra
New York miestas buvo atrasta
Henry Hudson 1909 m. Pirmieji
baltieji gyventojai cia apsigyve-
no 1913 m. Pradzioje miestas
su 200 gyventoju buvo pavadin-
tas New Amsterdam. 1864 m.
miestas buvo uzimtas britu ir
pavadintas New York (nuo York
kunigaikscio). 1878 m. miesta
atsieme olandai, pakrikstydami
j New Orange. Pc metu miestas
priskirtas Anglijai ir vel jam
atitenka New York vardas. 1925
m. mieste pasirodo pirmasis
laikrastis. 1889 m. New Yorl1e
isikuria pirmasis JAW preziden-
tas George Washington. Miestas
keleta kartu keite savo savinin-
kus, pereidamas tai britu, tai
j amerikieciu rankas. Tarp 1855
ir 1890 m. New York buvo kraS-
to sostine ir New York valsty-
bes sostine ligi 1897 m. 1882 m.
Shame mieste atidarytas pirma-
sis pasauly susisiekimas arkli-
niu gelezinkeliu. 1900 m. pradeti
parengiamieii darbai kasti po-
zemini gelezinkeli jis jau
pradejo veikti 1904 m. 1908 m.
atidaryti pozeminiai tuneliai po|
Hudsono upe j Jersey City, pa
skutinis tunelis j Brooklyn i
dali atidarytas 1850 m.
salia pozeminiu tuneliu auto ir
traukiniu susisiekimui, 1887 m.
baigti irengti ir iskilieji susisie-
kimo keliai (elevated) virs mics
to gatviu ir upiu.
Parenge V. AL.
(Bus daugiau)
Iltt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

musu menininkais koncertuoda-
mas lietuviams bel svetimtau-
CLAIMS ir yra dirigaves' vienintele
pastatyta tremtyje lietuviska
opera. siuo tarpu Aleksandras
Kuciunas dirba muzikineje SRI
tyje Chicagoje ir koncertuoja
SUI zymiaisiais menininkais vi
sole Amerikoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

Siandien pradedame JAV-biu
miestu apzvalga. Be pradzioje
patiekiamu statistiniu duomenQ
toliau skaitytojai supazindina-
mi SUI tais Amerikos miestais,
kurie reikalingi pazinti del savo
reiksmes krastui, del istoriniQ,
turistiniu ir KIT. ypatumu. Bus
stengiamasi patiekti bent patys
budingieji tu miestu bruozai.
Statistiniai duomenys paimti is
1850 m. gyventoju surasymo.
Tie duomenys NUNS patiekia
toki vaizda - 1850 m. JAV-se
buvo 4,27O gyv. vietoviu su
$500 ar daugiau gyventoju,
1887 vietoves su 10000 ar dau-
giau gyv., 427 vietoves su $4,000
ar daugiau gyv., 231 - su $4,000
ar daugiau gyv., 106 miestai =
su 100000 ar daugiau gyv., Is
miestu su 100000 ar daugiau
gyv. ir penki milioniniai miestai
su l mil. ar daugiau gyv. zemiau
patiekiame sarasa miestu SUI
500. 600 ar daupiau pvV.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

1. New York, N. Y. 7,835,O99
2. Chicago, Ill. 3,606,436
3. Philadelphia, Pa. 2,O64,794
4. Los Angeles, Cal. 1,957,692
5. Detroit, Mich. 1,838,517
6. Baltimore, Md. 94o,2O5
7. Cleveland, Ohio 905,636
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-09
Revived Man
Tries To Talk

LONG BEACH,. CALF. .,-LPl-
Melvin Hewitt, the man revived
by medical science Is minutes ar
ter death has tried to talk.
He had been in a coma for
more than month. Then doctors
said Hewitt sat up in bed. made
unintelligible sounds, moved his
arms and legs and counted his
fingers.
He has no mental capacity at
all, however" said one doctor,
and can't understand when you
speak to him."
Hewitt collapsed on the side
walk in front of an FL Monte
bar Oct, d. His heart had stop
ped, and companions rushed him
to clinic where doctors cut open
his chest and massagcd his heart
back to activity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-09
SOUTH SOL0N
BY Mrs. Ruth Diffendsl
Phone 327t

The Golden Rule Class of the
Methodist Church met on Friday
evening in the home of the teach
er, Mrs. Rhoda Butler Present
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Alder
son and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Klever and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Devoe and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lutz and John
ny Mrs. Dick jerks, Mrs. Thur
man Bentley and Olan and Mrs.
Lawton Brackney and David.
Mrs. Ray Grear is a patient at
Green County Memorial Hospital,
xenia. Mrs. Grear fell at her
home Monday of this week and
broke her hip. In the same hospi-
tai is Mrs. Pauline Fout with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spears an
nounces tho birth Of a son Gary
Dale Nov. 1st at Green County
Memorial Hospital xema. Mrs.
Spears was formerly Miss Janice
Taylor daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Taylor. They are the parents
of daughter Carol Sue.
An annual project OF the Blue
Star Mothers organization is pre-
pairing boxes to be sent to local
boys in service for Christmas.
Boxes have been sent to John
Whalen, Junior Spears, Dwight
Porter, Bob Critics, Gerald Mills
and Garland Scaggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyer of
Columbus were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hyer and
family.
A meeting of the PTO will be
in the school auditorium, Nov. Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-09
CATAWBA
Edna Neer pavisson

MIR and Mrs. j. O. Skinner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stoll motor
ed to the southern part of the
state, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lowry and
sons of Terre Haute were the din
ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Lowry's
mother, Mrs. George Palmer.
Mrs. Robert Wells and children
and Mrs. Howard Locke and child
rem were among the guests at a
party given by Mrs. Lawrence
Jones of w. Euclid Ave, Spring
field, Monday, honoring the sec
ond birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Ruth Ann.
The Prince of Peace Contest of
Pleasant township will be held
Sunday Nov. IL, at the two Me
thodist churches of Catawba. The
contestants were Helen PARROT,
Dorothy Venrick, Betty Fannin,
Ann Davisson, Shirley Woodman.
Nancy Setty, Garnet Mcknight,
and Konita Minnick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Skinner were
the dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Elmer of James,
town.
William Runyan has returned
home from Jackson's Mills, viva.
where he was one Of eight Clark
Co. youth to attend the Ohio-West
Virginia Young Men and Women's
Conference.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-11-09

IN tn
A rom1 Route
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Adventist Couple
Wed inNeWHoven

The marriage of Miss Louise
Jean BonTempo to Mr.. Joseph
Stone Laughlin, jr., took place
october 81 in the day
Adventist Church in New Haven,
Conn, Elder William Birmingham
officiating.
The bride. who completed her
studies in the Sanitarium School
of Nursing here in September. is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James BonTempo of Woodbridge,
Conn. The groom, an August
graduate of the Washington Mis-
sionary College. is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Laughlin of Montclair,
N. j.. and is employed in the Sani-
tarium administration Office.
Mr.. BonTempo escorted his
daughter to the altar. Mrs. Cecil
Hewes was the brides matron of
honor. and her other attendants
were Mrs. Virgil Strang and Miss
Bette Warner. her cousin. Best
man was Mr.. Frederick Krall, and
Evening star., 1951-10-26
By Ann Wilkinson

Americans who expect royalty
to be crowned and bejeweled prob
ably will not be disappointed when
Elizabeth, princess and heir-pre-
sumptive to the British throne.
whirls through Washington next
week.
Tucked away in the Princess
suitcases are two diamond tiaras,
at least four diamond necklaces,
jeweled lapel pieces and gem-set
insignia and orders.
If her royal highness dresses in
Washington as she has done
throughout tie Canadian tour,
the tiaras and necklaces. with
glittering earrings and bracelets
to match. will be whipped out and
polished up for formal occasions
here. There will be two such op-
portunities for Elizabeth to add
to her regal bearing with dia-
monds. Wednesday evening. the
royal couple will be guests of
President and Mrs. Truman at
dinner and small reception at
Blair House. On Thursday, she
and her husband, the Duke of
Edinburgh, will be host and hos
tess at a dinner party at the
Canadian Embassy.
OF the two tiaras the Princess
has with her, a delicate, all
around crown known as the fairy
queen" tiara is her favorite. The
diamonds are fashioned in an up
standing f1eur-de-lis design with
alternating rosebuds. The rose
motif, incidentally, appears all
through the Princess jewelry, the
rose of York being her heraldic
flower. And although she prob
ably would wear diamond crowns
anyhow, the diamond is her birth
stone, her birthday being in April.
The fairy queen" tiara was
given to Princess Elizabeth by her
grandmother, Queen Mary, who
herself received it as a wedding
gift from the young ladies of
Great Britain and Ireland in
1898.
Her second tiara, also made en-
tirely of diamonds, is called the
"roseleaf tiara" and was a we'd
ding gift to the Princess from the
Nizam of Hyderabad. Halo
shaped, it presents a more solid
appearance than the Queen Mary
gift. The pattern is rose leaves,
buds and tendrils, with three
multi-petaled diamond roses in
front. which unscrew and can
form separate clips.
The Princess. whose choice of
clothing-conservative sometimes
to the extreme-reflects her up
bringing, usually wears pearl
necklaces in the daytime, with
pearl button earrings or none att
all. Her diamond necklaces, re-
served for night wear. include an
all-diamond pendant necklace of
Eighteenth Century design, an
other gift from the Nizam of Hy-
derabad, and 'bandeau" neck
lace which was a wedding gift
from her parents, the King and
Queen of England.
This latter piece is a semi
rigid" necklace of wide diamond
lace, inset with IS large rubies,
designed to form a deep V in
front.
Another necklace the Princess
might choose to wear is a cluster
Of colored gems, surrounded by
diamonds, which was remounted .
from a necklace of her mothers. =
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Princess E|izubeth's Jewels
Are Many and Historic

Or she might select a new plat
mum, diamond and emerald dog
wood" necklace given to her In
Vancouver.
Single dogwood blossom ear
rings also were presented the
Princess to wear with the VAN
couver necklace. For dress she
usually selects large. single-pet-
aled diamond rose earrings which
cover the entire lobes of her ears.
But now that she has had her ears
lpierced-a recent venture into
Ijewelry-wearing for her-she can,
and does, wear pendant earrings.
Each earring in this set is a To-
Eenge diamond. a stone about the
size of the ace of diamonds on
playing cards, suspended between
two brilliantS.
The young woman who one day
may be crowned Queen of Eng
land in her own right never wears
"a lot of bracelets. Usually she
wears little baguette watch with
"a few small diamonds, given her
on her 18th birthday. Or an all
diamond wrist watch with an in
credibly small face. a wedding
present from the Watchmakers of
Switzerland. She has a new wide
gold bangle bracelet. richly en-
graved. presented to her by the
City of Windsor, Ontario.
With evening clothes, Elizabeth
usually slips on her right wrist.
outside of her long white gloves,
a York rose bracelet of diamonds
and rubies. This is another gift
from her grandmother. 1t was
a wedding gift to Queen Mary
from the people of Cornwall.
The simple daytime costumes
of Princess Elizabeth quite often
are trimmed with lapel pieces. of
which she is very fond. When
she arrived in Canada, she was
wearing q diamond and platinum
maple leaf. gift to her mother
when Queen Elizabeth was on
Canadian tour in 1899. She has
worn it frequently since her
arrival.
Other brooches include a dia-
mond single rose: a little French
basket in gold, filled with diamond
and sapphire flowers. and pair
of diamond star flowers.
The insignia which she will bring
with her to the Capital will include
a ruby and gold crest of the City
of Quebec, a coat of arms of
Ontario, intricately designed and
worked out in the smallest detail
and a badge of the 18th Highland
ers in diamonds, rubies and
sapphires.
Almost as often as she is seen
in her favorite tiara, the Princess
wears a wide ribbon on which she
pins her diamond Star Of the
Order of the Garter. She also
likes to wear-on the same ribbon.
of Kings George v and
VI. her grandfather and father.
which are set in diamond frames.
Princess Elizabeth. so far, has
outshined her mother as far as
tour photographs are concerned.
When the Queen visited North
America II years ago. she was
more often photographed in day
time clothes-frequently floor
length garden party dresses and
hats-and with less jewelry than
has been her royal daughter.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

ushers were Mr.. Virgil Styling and
Mr.. Strang.
After wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and Toronto the couple will
make their home in Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

A quarter teaspoon of curry
powder and a few drops OF onion
juice adds good flavor to cup Of
French dressing.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
|Robbins-S Sheppard
Ceremony Held

The Washington Sanitarium
Chapel was the scene June 10 of
the wedding of Miss Carolyn Eliz-
abeth Sheppard. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Sheppard,
and Mr.. Charles Glenn Robbins
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rob-
bins.
Elder Andrew ]. Robbins, cousin
OF the groom. read the service, and
she was given in marriage by her
father. who Is president of WASH
ington Missionary College. A re-
ception followed the ceremony.
Evening star., 1951-06-13

u (
MRS. LELAND DEAN NORTON.
Miss Dorothea Lucille CatIett
land 1t. Comdr. Leland Dean
Norton. U. S. N. r., were married
June o in the Westmoreland
Congregational Church, West
Inoreland Hills, Md. The Rev.
Philip Gordon Scott performed
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Catlett of
Seattle, Wash. 1t. Norton is a
member Of the District Bar, the
United States Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia and of
the United States Supreme Court.
The couple will make their
home in Oshkosh, Wis, where the
groom is on active duty.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
'Gurcio-Erdmon

Gorcio- Erdmon
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Erdman an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Marjorie. to Mr.. An
tonic Garcia, son of Mrs. Raman
Garcia. formerly of Bridgeport,
W. Va. The ceremony took place
June 8 in the Universalist Nation
lal Memorial Church here.
Evening star., 1951-06-13

~Ds y y AS1 &DD 0ADONs
/ Miss Nellie Elaine Ashton and
Mr.. Curtiss Lime Olson were mar
\ Iried June 8 In Christ Luth-
eran Church in Chalkhill. Pa. the
Rev. Clinton r. Hildebrand offi-
lciating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward ASH
ton Of Uniontown, Pa. The groom
lis the son Of Mrs. Lime o. Olson
and the late Mr.. Olson Of Herndon,
Pa.
After wedding trip to West
Palm Beach. Fla. the couple will
make their home in Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-06-13
Omohundro- -MinichielIo

MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Merten
|Omohundro announce the en-
|gagement of their daughter, Shir-
ley Ann, to Mr.. Rocco Minichiello,
Y. s. ~, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mnichiello of East Boston, Mass