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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-26
MIR. HEINENIAN keep

learning, too.
"A woman wanted to know
a few days ago how long John
Paul Jones had been buried in
France before his body was
brought back to the Naval
Academy. l didn't know, SO l
looked it up. A hundred and
thirteen years-think of that"
The Naval Historical Society
leased the museum quarters
from Mrs. Truxtun Beale,
owner of Decatur House, at
the modest rent of 81 for so
years. The quarters are small,
but good use is made Of the
space.
1--WE get something new in
each week." Mr.. Heineman
said. eve couldn't keep it all
here. We send the overflow to
Fort Washington. They let US
use the old powder magazines
there to store the pieces. Most
Of them are good pieces, too"
The museum has been
changing it's exhibits from
time to time so that every
thing could be shown. It's
current exhibit, covering the
Navy from the Revolution to
the present, probably will be-
come permanent.
Between so and go visitors
view the free displays each
weekday, and the number
swells to 100 on Saturdays and
Sundays. The museum is
open from noon to S pm.
we like to see everybody"
Mr.. Heineman said.
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Lions Sponsor Dance

The Lions Club of Silver
Spring will sponsor a dance at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the Mont
gomery Blair High School.
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tended Buchanan Elementary
School, Jefferson Junior High
School and then Eastern. from
which he plans to graduate in
June.
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Debs & Dates


Hi there fabulous dehs and dates
OF both cities, well did any OF you
have any bad luck on Friday the
18th, l did a little that's all.
Saturday night. George Jones
and Marilyn Burgan got married
in a lovely ceremony. There was
a party after the wedding,
Jerry Wright gave a party sat
urday, There was supposed to be
a pow WOW at Glenwood, but Il
rained them out, so they had the
party instead. and Il was a slight
drag.
Carl CoclSrell. gave a party at
all the parties going on, some
thing had to be a drag, and l
was informed. that most OF them
his house too Saturday night. With
were.
On Sunday. everyone headed for
the beach. because Il was 20 hot.
Happy birthday Bully jackson.
YOU made II through your first
10 years in top shape, how will
your next one beT
Ernie Freeman and his Combo
win be at Labor Temple tomorrow,
along with the Coasters. know,
Il will be a tough dance, because
Freeman, works a cool taste.
Norris Rose from Island, Ill,
came up here on a visit this past
week, with Cal Reese. Norris left
Sunday 10 make II on back 10 his
home land.
Ollie Thomas, Rocky johnson,
Jerry Wright. Lucius Mr.. Won
derful" Jemison, and Leroy Jack
son, left Thursday for n weekend
trip 10 Des Moines.
Say have you all capped on T,
J. Davis new short" II sure Is
sharp. He says he has to get
some mileage on II, 80 II you got
any place to go give him a buzz,
may be he'll carry you around
town, but--don't blame me n
there are no happeningsl
I didn't 20. but I was informed
that they had a pretty tough jam
sessions over at the River Drive.
Well fabulous folks, I'll pick up
on you at the dance, so play a
cool handl Signing Off
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performed the double ring cere-
mony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ploius Moore Sr., 3717
Fifth Av. s., Minneapolis and the
groom son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patton
Robinson Of 766 Carroll Av., St.
Paul.
A program Of nuptial music was
presented by Mr.. Ralph c. Primm,
organist, preceding the ceremony
and he accompanied Mr.. Worthy
Turner, soloist, who sang, IAN the
Things You Are" and mo Arms
Can Ever Hold You" prior to the
ceremony. Just after the vows
were spoken Mr.. Turner sang the
Lords Prayer"
Escorted down the white car
peted aisle by her father, who
gave her in marriage, the bride
was radiantly lovely in a gown Of
imported chantilly lace over layers
Of nylon tulle. The princess style
basque bodice Of lace was designed
with long sleeves Of lace tapering
to pedal points over the hands
and self covered buttons in the
back extending to below the waist
line. The V neckline was enhanced
with a ruffle Of lace and tulle'
The chapel length skirt featured
an overskirt Of chantilly lace over
tiers Of nylon tulle and satin and
accentuated with a back tier OF
nylon tulle ruffles ending in a
court train. Ire full skirt attain
ed bouffancy by naring grace
fully over satin augmented by an
old fashioned hoop.
Imported French illusion formed
her waist length veil which was
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GUILD PRESIDENT To
REPRESENT ORGANIZATION
AT CONVENTION

At It's last meeting Of the sea-
son on Monday, June 20. the Min
neapolis Urban League Guild voted
TO send the president, Mrs Robert
Murray, as their delegate TO the
National conference OF Urban
League Guilds which Is being held
in CINCINNATI, o.. during the
Labor Day weekend.
Announcement was made that
the Guilds fall tea will again be
held at the Minneapolis Institute
Of Art on Sunday, october H.
1868. Final plans for the tea will
be made at the next meeting on
Monday September "a, 1855.
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embroidered polished cotton ac-
centuated with a low off the
shoulder neciline and full skirt
ballerina length. Purple access
Dries and a corsage OF yellow ros-
es and white carnations completed
her attire.
A reception attended by some
800 relatives and friends was held
in the church parlors Immediately
following the ceremony. The re-
freshment table overlaid with a
white cloth was conferred with the
square three tired cake topped
with a bride and groom. Festoons
Of huckleberry and fern inter
spersed with red roses surrounded
the cake A silver coffee service
graced one end OF the table. Mrs.
William McQuerry poured. Punch
was served from n white covered
table centered with a crystal
punch bowl encircled with green
cry interpreted with roses.
Hostesses assisting at the re-
ception included Mrs. Bertha
Smith, who registered the guests;
the Mines. Howard Darnell, Lewis
SeRton, Ruth Morris, Ella warder,
jeanette Armstrong, Roger Ben
ton and Miss Marion Smith.
The bride and groom left after
the reception for a shore honey
moon in Northern Wisconsin. For
travel Mrs. Robinson wore a white
and yellow taffeta frock. white
shoes and a corsage Of red roses.
Mrs. Robinson Is a 1855 grad
uate Of the University Of Mime
sofa majoring In business with
minors in psychology and sociol-
gy. Mr.. Robinson IL a pre-medic
student at the University Of Min
nesota and will enter the physical
therapy program at the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
George Budd Of New York City,
aunt and uncle Of the bride. Mrs.
CORTLAND Bell and daughters,
Jackie, Rusty and Courtainne Of
Akron, o., sister and nieces Of the
groom and Mrs. J. b. Stock Of
Winnipeg, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plouis Moore ST..
were hosts 10 the wedding attend
ants and immediate families at an
Informal social given at their home
on Friday evening July 10.
After July 20, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson will be AT home" 20
their friends at 643 Iglehart Av,
St Paul.
Pre-nuptial entertaining for the
bride-elect included a personal
shower given by Miss Marion
Williams, 1881 Clinton Av on June
~ and a linen shower given by
Miss Sondra Jean Anderson and
Miss Jean johnson July 8. at the
home Of Miss Anderson, sO2 Day
ton Av., st. Paul.
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Miss HighwoY''

Miss Norma Jean Howell daugh
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Norman H
Howell Of e71 St Anthony Av
has been chosen Miss Highway
in a popularity contest sponsored
by the Hiwayan club Of the Min.
nssota State Highway department,
Miss Howell, a temporary sum-
mer employee for the past three
summers, is a typist in the stem
ographic pool and won over nine
other contestants. There are two
runner-up. Miss Sharon Sawchuk,
s54 Holly Av., a clerk in the per
sonnet division and Miss Mary
Jane Braun, 1875 w. Arlington Av.,
a clerk typist in the administra-
ton division.
When the State Employees, Inc.
hold their annual picnic July 20, at
Excelsior, Miss Howell will be a
competitor for the title Miss
State Employee" along with other
employees of the state depart
ment The Hiwayan club will
sponsor Miss Howell
Miss Howell as Miss High
way of 1856" will reign as queen
at the Hiwayan clubs picnic Aug
ust Q at Como Park.
Miss Howell. a graduate Of
Central High School, is a junior
at the University of Minnesota
majoring in occupational therapy;
is president-elect Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority and is a member Of
St Phillips Episcopal church, also
a member Of the choir.
Her hobbies are sewing and
reading.
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attached 10 an Ehzabethian tiara
Of iridescents interviewer with
seed pearls. White satin sandals
and pearl earrings, the latter a
gift from the groom, completed
her attire. She carried a colonial
bouquet Of red roses, white car
nations and stephanous white
satin ribbon bows.
Maid Of honor was Miss Jean
Johnson and bridesmaids were the
Misses Sondra Jean Anderson,
Elaine Isabel and Marilyn Smith.
All attendants wore Identical
dresses Of polished cotton. The
maid of honor's color was lime
green while the bridesmaids wore
jonquil yellow Their dresses feat
ured fitted torso bodices, sabina
necklines that formed short cap
sleeves and floor length bouffRnt
skirts that cascaded over swirls OF
taffeta petticoats.
Each wore matching net mitts,
pearl and rhinesone studded tiaras,
and green tinted pearl with rhine
stone necklaces and earrings, the
latter gift from the bride. They
carried colonial bouquets Of yellow
roses and white carnations with
matching ribbon streamers.
Barbara Ann and Pamela Bell.
Akron. o., nieces Of the groom,
were flower girls. They were at
tired in green polished cotton
fashioned with square necklines
accented with yellow ribbon bead
ing. They carried baskets Of
matching tulle and satin with
yellow rosebuds and white car
nations.
The ringbearer T. ]. Flippens
Jr., wore black trousers with a
white formal jacket and carried
the rings on a white satin pillow.
The groom's brother, Wallace
Taylor. was best man. Ushers
were Bennett Isabel. Wilson
Larry, James Schuck, Joseph
Black and Plouis Moore, Jr.
brother Of the bride. The groom
and his attendants attire was
traditional. tailored white jackets
and shirts, black bow ties, black
trousers and shoes.
Mrs. Moore was charming in a
beige lace over taffeta enhanced
with a scalloped low neckine,
ballerina length with which she
wore matching accessories rhine
stone jewelry and a corsage Of
yellow roses and white carnatins.
Mrs. Robinson. mother Of the
groom, was lovely in lilac eyelet
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tapers which enhanced the set
ting Of Spode china and crystal.
Guests helping Mrs. Fulbright
celebrate were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
FuIbright and Mr.. and Mrs. e. ].
Jack Fulbnght Of Hugo, MINI.
Marriage Revealed: Miss Barb
ara Jean Wheeler, daughter OF
Mrs. Doris Wheeler, SIT Rondo Av.
and Samuel Simmons, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Young Of 4O46
Third Av. s., Minneapolis, eloped
to Chicago on July IL and were
married. Rev. A. James Of Berean
Baptist church performed the
ceremony. The new Mrs. Simmons
is a graduate of Manchester Col
lege. Mr.. Simmons is a pre-medic
student at Manchester College. The
newlyweds win remain in Chicago
where Mr.. Simmons is employed
until fall.
Contributed For Memorial: st.
James AME church membership
and its pastor and wife, Rev and
Mrs. E. J. Jones, contributed to
the memorial vases for the late
Mrs. Matte A. King.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
L. Morris, All Mackubin st. have
as their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams of Kansas City,
Mo, friends, and c. c. Whitfield
of Memphis, Tenn, cousin Of Mr..
Morris. The visitors are spend
ing their vacations in the city and
have been shown interesting points
of the two cities, including the Big
Rock that lies between Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul which is said to
be halfway the equator and the
North Pole. They also have mede
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20

Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Daniels Of Des Moines, Ia,
who have been the house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william l.. Smith
Of 1887 Stevens Av., left for their
home on Sunday evening July is.
In honor Of their guests, Mr.. and
dinner party on Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Smith entertained with a
party held on their lawn. Guests
in addition to the honorees, who
enjoyed their hospitality included
the Messrs. and Mines. Jesse Shell
ton, Eddie Varnado, William F.
Hill, Miss Bette Hamilton and
Curtis SomerviIle.
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tied with brown and yellow ribbon.
Mrs, Anna Coleman, grand
mother OF the bride, was lovely in
an aqua blue shantung dress.
street length with matching hat.
white gloves and a corsage OF pink
tea roses and white carnations.
The young couple was congrat-
ulated by relatives and friends at
lovely reception that followed
immediately in the undercroft OF
the church. The bridal motif was
repeated In the decorations with
ferns and palms forming the back
ground for the beautifully appoint
ed reception table. which was
spread with a white cloth. The
three TERED wedding cake, a snow
white mass with a miniature bride
and groom at the peak, conferred
the table thanked on either side by
silver candelabra with burning
white tapers. Floral arrangements
Of soft yellow giadioli white dais-
les, pink roses and maidenhair
fern were placed opposite the can
delabra. A silver tea and coffee
service adorned either end OF the
table.
Punch was served from a white
spread table conferred with a cry
stall punch bowl encircled with
green foliage.
Hostesses assisting at the re-
ception were the Misses Dolores
Peterson. Dolores Smiley and the
Mines, T, II. Burt, who registered
the guests, Lewis Ripper. T. b.
Carey Jr.. Maurice Daniels. Burie
Carmichael sr. ard Boyd Craw-
ford. sr., the latter three who
were in charge OF gifts on display
at the home OF the brides par
ents.
Out OF town guests attending
were Mrs. Mae Carson, Chicago,
H., and Mrs, Bernioe Cannon,
Duluth, both cousins OF the groom.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20

Sad Mission; Mrs. Ruth Sand
ers, 2420 Fourth Av. 8. returned
Tuesday from Mt. Pleasant, Tex.
after spending two weeks. She
was called there because Of the
illness Of her father, Claude Bold
en-. Mr., Bolden died July 5. Fun
eral services were held July 8.
Mrs. Sanders stopped in Fl. Worth
enroute and visited relatives and
friends.
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tours OF First National Bank,
State Capitol, Court House, Mus
cum and the new Maxfeld school
in st. Paul and Minnehaha Falls
in Minneapolis. The visitors wor-
Stripped at Pilgram Baptist church
on Sunday morning July is.
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NAAANA AAAAAAAAN "AhAA - NNNANAANNA NHNAANsN
tapers formed the setting for the
exchange Of vows,
Prior To the ceremony, a pro-
gram OF nuptih music was rend-
cred by Mrs. John Nellie. Jr,,
organist, who accompanied Mrs,
Joseph Danforth as she sang, 20
Perfect Love"
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. b. Carey. Sr. OF S704
Fifth Av s.. and the groom Is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Nelson Of $500 Fifth Av. s.
The bride. escorted by her
father. who gave her In marriage,
was a picture OF beauty in a full
length gown OF white embroidered
net and nyion tulle over satin and
net. The nodded bodice OF embroi-
dered net was designed with a
high neckline highlighted with a
Peter Pan collar. full length
sleeves that Rugged the arm snug
ly to the four button closing end
ing in v over each hand,
The embroidered design OF the
net was beautifully detailed with
hand sewn iridescent sequins and
iridescent pearl buttons down the
front OF the bodice. The fun bout
FAINT skirt OF tulle featured a front
panel Of embroidered net with
hand sewn iridescent sequins and
terminated In a court train in
back.
Her waist length veil OF illusion
was held In place by a queens
crown tiara embelished with rows
OF seed pearls and spartled with
twinkling iridescents, white satin
pumps and pearl earrings complet-
ed her ensemble. She carried a
colonial bouquet pink tea roses
and white stephanotis conferred
with a white orchid. The brides
dress and veil were designed and
made by her sister-in-law, Mrs, T,
b, Carey Jr
Mrs Dolores Melton was matron
OF honor. She wore nylon organza
In sun tint yellow, Miss Gale
schofeld, bridesmaid, wore rose
petal pink, Miss Barbara Allen
wore lavender and Miss Mildred
Reasby, Dior blue. The attendants
dresses OF nylon organEa were
identically styled with fitted
bodices, enhanced with a row OF
white daisy embroidery medallions
across the front. rounded neclIline
and short puff sleeves. The full
bouffant skirt cascaded over an
underakirt OF matching net dot
ted with white daisy medallions
and matching taffeta petticoats.
They wore satin ribbon sashes
tied In a bow In back with full
lenght streamerS tipped with the
white daisy medallion, matching
headbands, short white nylon
gloves, white kid pumps and
carried colonial bouquets in pastel
colors Of carnations 10 match
their dresses.
Paula Jean and Karen Carey
nieces OF the bride, were flower
girls. They were attired in blue
nylon organdy dresses with match
ing ribbons and anlslets, white lace
hats and carried cane baskets
trimmed with blue and yellow
ribbon bows and filled with assort-
ed carnations and pink rose petals.
Richard Robinson attended the
groom as best man, Ushers were
Thomas Donaldson, Shedrick
Jones and Michael Burgan, brother
Of the bride.
Mrs. Carey, mother Of the bride.
was stunning In a frock Of light
blue lace over taffeta, sequin
trimmed with which she wore
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COLLETTE MOORE EXCHANGE TROTHS
WITH WILLIAM ROBINSON SATURDAY

Pedestal arrangements of white gadio and majestic
daisies with green foliage potted cboum ferns and double
lighted branehed candeabra beauted the altar of Zion
Baptist church. Minneapolis when Miss Colleen Coette Moore
exchanged nuptia with William o. Robinson at
clock in the evening Saturday July IA Rev H. W. Bolts Sr
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Prenuptia entertaining for the
bride-elect included a PERSONAL
shower given by her attendants
July 7, at tho home OF Gayle
schofield. $685. Clinton Av. Mr..
and Mrs, Carey were hosts at the
bridal dinner for attendants and
immediate families on Thursday
July ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
parents OF the groom. entertained
the bridal party and immediate
families at their home, 5000 Firth
Av s. on Friday evening. July IS.
An after party was held In honor
Of the newlyweda Immediately
following the reception, at ss49
Fourth Av. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones spent a short
honeymoon at a resort In the
northern part OF the state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20
MARlLYN BURGAN WEEDS GEORGE
JONES AT ST. THOMAS WEDDING

In an impressive double ring ceremony at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church at half after o'clock in the evening
Saturday July a. Miss Maryn Jean Burgan became the bride
Of George Jones Rev Louis W. Johnson offeated back
ground of palms ciboum ferns Regal lilies white gado
and with branehed eandeabra holding burning eahera
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20
Social and Personal
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ST PAUI,
ST. PAUL 4

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ST. PAUL
Birthday Celebrated Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Oliver. Goo W
Central Av entertained dinner Thursday July u in cele-
baton of the birthday of Mrs Helen Fubrgh which July
H. The prety appointed table laid with lace place mats
eentered with stemmed crystal bowl seasonal flowers and
priladendron between twin silver candelabra with yellow
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-07-20
ST. Paul

Out Of Hospital; Mrs. Dorothy
Scott. sos Jessamine 81. returned
home July II, from 81. Luke'i
hospital where she was a patient
for a week She Is much improved
and convalescinR at home. Her
aunt. Mrs. Matthew Wamble and
daughter Mrs Barbara Dyce OF
Chicago, who came 10 the city be.
cause OF her illness, have returned
10 their homes. Mrs Wamble and
Mrs. Dyce we're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alexander Of 1921
Third Az. s.. Minneapolis. Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. Wamble are
sisters.
New York Visitor: Mrs. Myrtle
Williams Of Bronxville, ~ Y.
arrived In the city for two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Olye Gum
Of 1888 Iglerart Az
Asuh'h'"h hoAtHss AHNllhlloHh
have been issued by Mrs. Harry s.
Brown. TOT Iglehart Az. for salad
bridge luncheon at / pm. Satur-
day July n, in honor Of Mrs.
Myrtle williams Of Bronxville, N.
Y, houseguest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ollye Gum. 1888 Iglehart Az.
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And no matter what service
you need, you know you're
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cross our welcome mat.
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