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newspaper men, and informed in
dependent observers and authori-
ties with keen insight and under
standing of Harlem life.
The fact that there are only co..
600 Negro voters, more or less, il
Harlem must be viewed in the ligh
of the fact that the district lead
er, through his club, is able to
hand out jobs to Negroes, a num-
Der of which pay salaries up t.
$4,000 per year.
Explanation of the fact that
there are only 10000 Negro voters,
more or less in Harlem, is explained
by some who say that as soon as
Negroes from the South arrive
here where there is absolutely no
effort to bar him from qualifying
to vote, he becomes no longer con-
cerned with exercising the right
to vote, while there are others who
say that the increased freedom
that he enjoys in New York, as
compared to that which he enjoyed
while in the South, tends to take
from him the Importance of vot-
ing.
Others say the main reason why
the Negro vote in Harlem is only
10000, more or less, is due to the
fact that the top Negro office
holders, which includes those both
appointed and elected, have in the
past shown very slight interest in
increasing the number of Negro
voters.
Presently, the top Negro office
holders in New York include Hulan
Jack, president of the Borough of
Manhattan, which includes the
City of New York, which makes
his office of equal Importance to
that of the Mayor. Jack is up for
reelection, along with others which
. include Earl Brown, a member of
the City Council.
With the approach of the city
wide election early this year some
effort was noted directed at in
creasing the number of qualified
Negro voters in Harlem. One dis
trict leader, Elijah Crump, a for
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mer member of tn State Assembly
is reported as having increased by
ID percent the number of Negro
voters in his district.
All of the current elective Negro
office holders in the city are DEM
ocrats and are running for election
on the Democratic ticket and most
predictions see a Democratic VIC
tory in the Nov. S election, but
seems to doubt the effort to in
crease the number of Negro voters
will continue long after the election
particularly if the Democrats are
the winners according to predic-
tions.
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ewed together and back stenng
basic top of sides shape easing sides fit Next notch bot
tom of hat at inch intervals aid turning hem and
Make lining following instructions Turn lining inside
finished sides
inside of hat with grosgran trim.
MAKE MITTENS
(Need of SO" fabric
For pattern draw outline of hand allowing allowance
and Draw second pattern for back of hand inch
allow for of movement Cut men and lining bias Sew
lining together then mtten pieces together Turn lining
inside inside men, lacking Finish off
of men with black grosgrain. Tack yarn pom poms.
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oweettreat frends
Piease EN- and tease EN- with special
cookies Or let imagination your candy as
decoration for your favorite bakery products
ms peclalcandy treat Dobash
Candy Squares Caramel Squares Chocolate Mint Brownies
all made with easy-to-use candy as ingredient.
here
or re1shmen made with brownie mix and choice
aecoated mint patties bars patt
miniatures:
CHOCOLATE MINT BROWNIES
package prepared brownie II to Is chocoate-coaed
mix patties other choco-
late coated minis.
Prepare cakeke brownies directed by
package label Spread batter in well obong I'll
nches) Bake moderate 350 F. done about 25
minutes Remove from and Immediately space evenly
over top of hot brownies Let candies soften
over entire top of cookies Cool and Makes to
sc brownies
Keep candy hand for all party festivities
You'll find guests appreciate it. AS as
decoration, candys dandy.
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est welcome | ever got"
The demonstrators swirled into
Ezeiza airport, outside of Buenos
Aires, and spilled across the run
ways when the famed American
Negro trumpt player and his jazz
combo arrived for Today stay
The streams of water failed to
dampen the spirit of the crowd
which had been whipped into a vir-
tual frenzy by a variety of i'm
promptu jazz bands at the airport.
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Branch ~" To
Have Scout Troop

The call is going to boys of the
INCA, who are scouting age, H.
IA, to come to the YMCA build
ing next Thursday, October 31st at
4:30 in the afternoon and enlist in
the Scout Troop now being set up.
Through August and September
the Association has been working
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contingent's economic and political
development by such concrete
means as the technical and finan-
cial assistance provided since the
end of World War II.
He added that the visit of Vice
President Richard M. Nixon to a
number of African countries early
this year symbolized the goodwill
Americans felt toward Africa and
Africans.
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your own clan of lassies with
plaid ensemble like this.
The school lunch bag has 10
ounce "Thermos" vacuum bottle,
comes in black or brown leather
like vinyl, is trimmed with plaid
side panels and can be purchased
at leading stores.
The glengarry and mitt set,
designed by "Thermos" Home
Service can be made easily from
a " yd. of matching plaid wool.
Here's how:
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Lunch Toting In Highland Style!

Hoot Mon That lasse is bonnie with bit O. Scotland
her fngertps gengarry her head school lunch
bag trimmed with the clan of the Aye she's Scotch
burr!
may highland your veins than healthy
regard for practically and Scomans love bold plaid
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-02

becoming a full-fledge scout. The
men our boys are to become will
be determined by the total of their
experiences as they grow up.
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a
Banana Spice Cake, Lemon Frosting
| package inst banan y cinnamon
cake mix "A teaspoon nutmeg
cups "a cloves
unbeaten
Lemon But FrOsting
mixing BOWL add water and spices Beat
minutes until smooth and
Pinch which has been creased
Toured bottom and sides Bake moderate (35O F.
TO As minutes
cake then spread with Lemon Butter Frostng.
Butter FrOsg. Measure sfted confectoners
sugar butter add dash of SALT part of blend
ing we'll Then add rest of alternately with about N table
milk until spreading Beat after each addition
smooth Add teaspoons lemon juice and y teaspoon grated
lemon rind; blend WELL
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SmN
Of
Mode<

usually love color photography
because everyone pays so much at
tention to me. But on today's job, I
played second fiddle to a kitchen.
Instead Of fussing over my make
up and costume changes, Hank was
busy outlining changes for the
RCA Whirlpool kitchen.
Pointing to a stack of cabinet
doors and hailing me, he said, "Try
your hand at putting a couple Of
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Then man from Whirlpool Cor
poration came to my rescue and
explained how the cabinet doors
are put on and removed without
any special tools. They just snap
into place and stay there. When
you want to change your kitchen
color scheme, you don't have to buy
and install new cabinets. You Just
get new set Of doors in the color
Of your choice and do-it-yourself!
Well, we photographed all day
and even then hadn't exhausted all
the mix 'n-match color possible
ties. Besides pink, there are cabi-
net fronts in white, yellow, lined
oak and fruitwood.
It's amazing how easily con-
WINGED Hank that our outdated
kitchen sorely needs new cabinets.
Furthermore, he says I'm 50 ex-
pert at changing doors myself, l
deserve an extra set Of cabinet
fronts to keep in practice. Just
think! It's as good as having two
completely different kitchens!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-11-02

those In place.
Well be using
pink for the first
shot"
/ lifted a gold
edged pink door,
held it gingerly
and protested,
I'm no carpen-
foriv
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TO MAKE CLENCARRY
(Need a yard 80" fabric.
Same for lining and stiffening. }

Glengarry hat is made from 8
pieces: an egg shape 90" long, !,
cut on straight of goods, to cover
top of head; two sides, arched
in classical glengarry style, both
cut on bias. Sides must be long
nnnl1rh To crn round hood 1uhon
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to the Dominican Republic.
Labor. Antoine Pierre-Paul.

President and Nine. Duvalier,
with Gen. Antonio Kebreau, army
chief, said the new cabinet attend
ed an army review at Champs de
Mars City Park.
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This newspaper is member Of the Au-
dit Bureau of Calculations, nonprofit,
cooperative association of publishers, ad-
vertisers, and advertising agencies. Our
circulation is audited at regular intervals
by experienced A.B.C. circulation audi
tors and their reports are made available
to our advertisers without obligation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

a label you know we'll os your name. Choice Of
double-woven nylon cotton, Of hond-sewn or
moehine-sewn Toored shorties and novelty sIip-ons
White, beige. postels; sizes 6-7h in the group
KGnn's-Gloves-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
100
plus tax

Dozens Of styles. Necklaces broceiets, pins, ear
rings; TO match in SETS others ore l-ofokind.
Rhinestones, colored stones retols plosties novel;
ties.
KGnRS-JeWeIry-Stree Floor. Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
lis FamOuS-NAake
Sheer NylOns for Dress

You'll know what volue they ore when you see the
label and its one OF their most eomorous styles
-eolIed ''Wsp." Hos Toned flex-fit, never-t~ist
seems Colors ore discontinued but right for
ond early foil. Medium ond long. eN-ll.
K0nns-HoSierv-StT Floor, Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

aLess engine WeoT-You'll
save costly repairsl Old mis-
firing plugs (left) dilute oil with
raw gasoline. New full-firing
Champions fright burn the gaso-
line protect oil from dilution.
Whenever you change oil-be sure
to check your spark plugs!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

AQUiekeT stoFis Your engine
will start quicker, too. And
you will save time and battery
wear. Actual road tests with cars
whose plugs had gone about TO-
600 miles show that new Cham
pions cut starting time by as much
as 71%-with an average of 1917!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

GLOVER eost-per-mile You
get top power and gas econ
omy for life of the plug. That's
because Champions great new
Powerfre electrode stands up bet
ter than ordinary types-as photo
above shows. Whatever car you
drive, insist on 5-rib Champions!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Gown by Ceil Chapman

Here's just the ways Beauty Tone light bulbs make
magic in your home Brought to you first by Westinghouse
this complete range tinted light bulbs makes coors wake
and sing all around the house Exclusive seaedn nts,
soft and subtle lovely to live with easy to see
by You'll create glamour for pennies with
this Westinghouse Beauty Tone trio Buy all ~
three for fiattery! AT(('
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Tariff Rise Asked
For Sofety Pins
By the Associated Press

The Tariff Commission has
recommended to President Eli
senhower increases in the tariffs
on safety pins. straight pins, and
inexpensive violinS.
It also announced yesterday
that a hearing will be held on
May 7 on a proposed increase in
the tariff on spring clothespins
under the escape clause of the
Trade Agreements Act.
This provision permits action
to relieve American producers
when imports become so heavy
as to threaten them with serious
injury.
The commission also an
nounced that it has abandoned
its escape clause investigation
into the importation of ging-
hams from Japan, because Of the
recent announcement that Japan
voluntarily will curtail its ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Chicago Soprano Wins
National Contest

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 81 P),
"A Chicago soprano last night
won first prize in a national
singing contest sponsored by the
National Association Of Teachers
of Singing.
Miss Alice Riley, 1854 winner
of the Chicagoland Music Festi-
val and a frequent soloist with
the Chicago Symphony Orches-
ira, was named the winner. Mrs.
Janice Epke Of Buffalo. a lyric
soprano, was second, Mrs. OAR
lene Evers, Of Albuquerque, N.
Mex, a contralto, was third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

that Senator Johnson had asked
the Pennsylvania to serve. said
1t was his understanding that
the counsel Of the Democratic
Policy Committee would join the
two Senators in screening pros
pectiye legislation.
Senator Talmadge said he had
not been "ofncially" informed Of
appointment and added that he
could not comment on any sub
ject that might have been dis
cussed conf1dentially."
Senator johnson is expected
to make the formal appoint
mentS shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Dunu Andrews Fined

VAN NUYS, Calf, Jan. 81 (F1.
Actor Dana Andrews has paid
q $3.50 fine on a charge Of drunk
driving. He pleaded guilty in
Municipal Court yesterday. The
court gave him the alternative
of $3.50 or Is days in jail. Mr..
Andrews. At, was cited December
% after his car collided with an
other in North Hollywood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

ment of gingharn and other tex
tile products to this country.
The commission also reported
1t has received an application
from the Bicycle Manufacturers
Association of America. New
York, requesting an investigation
under the escape clause pro-
vision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Mario Lonzu Is Sued
For Crash Indifference

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 81 Dr.
"A cab driver sued Mario LAMA
yesterday for $4,000 damages.
alleging the singer was driving
with conscious indifference to
surrounding circumstances" last
Thursday night.
Seymour E. Maslow. 80, as
serted he suffered head. back
and neck injuries when his taxi
cab and Mr.. Lanza's car coll
lided. Mr.. Maslow. also q free
lance artist. charged that Mr..
LAMA, SO, was driving at ex-
cessive speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

and then make recommendations
as to whether notifications are
feasible. In addition they must
keep the Majority Leaders Office
informed SO that mo big bills
slip through without debate" the
aide explained.
Senators Clark and Talmadge
also will act as official objec-
tors"-their task calling for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

bright, young lawyers" by Sem
ator johnson.
The job of the committee is to
analyze the calendar of Senate
bills to determine which have
the necessary qualifications for
passage" according to an aide
of Senator johnson. The COM
mittee is to ascertain what OBJ
jections Democratic Senators
might have to certain measures
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remnantS-Friday only
washable wool
sportshirts

were 6.95
l2z mems long sleeve washable
wool spoTtshirts in solid eolors.
Sizes small and medium only.
40 mems SonfoFixed cotton
flonRelette poiomas in eoot and
MILDLY style. Solid colors in
sizes A, 3, c and D. Were
800. Nov 2.39
~ wool suburbon jackets in
tweed, splosh weoves and solid
eolors. Sizes SO to 46. Were
1875 TO 22.50. Now 1899
zs4 poirs Of cotton, nyIon end
royon hose in broken sizes.
Were SO to soc. Now lie
- sets Of mems iewelVy and
tux sets. Were $50 and $50.
Now ------l.o0
plus 1929 Federal tox.
2o4 ivy league sportshiVts with
button down color in royon or
cotton. Select ploids, checks
and solid coIors in sizes small
to Jorge. Were 3,99. Now 2,s8
IS electric dry showers. Were
sos. Now 2.99
Is mems royon and pli,se robes
in medium and Jorge sizes.
Were 500 ond 500. Now. 1879
$40 SonfoFized broodeIoth
shorts in boxer ond oripper style.
Sizes 70 to AZ. Were SEE.
Now 29e
362 Eoyon ties including foul
ords, repp stripes and woVens.
Were LOO. Now Z for ] 90
z48 first quoIity knit sportshirts
with long sleeves. Sizes small
to Jorge. Were l.99. Now,
Z for 500
4S athletic shirts in sizes SO,
SO, and 40. Were ACC. Nov,
z9e
" mems terry cloth robes in
solid coIors and stripes. Medium
and loroe sizes. Were 1873.
Now A.SS
IS knit briefs in broken sizes.
Were and If perfect 6oe. Nov,
29e
Down Stoirs Store,
Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Warner lie Cant girdIes
regularly 1900 III

40 Werner sirdIes with stoy-up band.
40 Peter Pan merry-so-round cot
ron bros. Regularly 800 Now 2.39
200 femous-nome bros in cotton and
nylon. Regularly much more, Nov,
so Modon front Ioee eorsets with
front clasp. In cotton and royon be-
tiste. Regularly 1000. Now 1913
so Modort front Ioee foundations
with side hook Of cotton and royon
botiste. Regularly 1850. Nov 1913
so Renso foundotions with inner belt.
AvoIobIe in z" ond IA" lengths.
Regularly SOS. Nov 400
40 Renso beck lace eorsets in 3"
ond IA" lengths. Regularly SOS.
Nov 4.99
Down stoirs Store. corsets ond Bros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
johnson Will Name Two
To Screen Senate Bills
BY L. EDGAR PRINA

Senate Majority Leader Lyndon johnson plans TO
Northern liberal and and Southern conservative
panel to screen all bills introduced in the Senate.
The Senators who have been tapped for the
dar Committee Joseph Clark Pennsylvania and Herman
lmadge of Georgia Both freshmen they considered
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OENAION OLANh
or otherwise unable to object in
person.
A spokesman in Senator
Clark'S Office who confirmed
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remnanfs-Friday only
cotton pinafore
dresses
were I.79

so cotton pinofoFe dresses in
assorted prints and solid eoIors.
Sizes II to 20 and l4h, I6Nz
and 1874.
$50 petitpoint royon and woven
hubble cotton dresses in ploids
and stripes. Also included ore
washable cotton and royon
dresses. Assorted prints ond
coIors in broken sizes. Were
8.e9, 500 ond 500. Nov,
100
50 misses dresses in Acetate
ond royon with three-quorter
sleeve. empire Woist ond slim
skirt. Broken sizes. Were 500
and 5.o9. Now -------42.0o
Down Stoirs Store,
inexpensive Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

them to object to particular bills
on the consent calendar in be-
half of a fellow Democratic
Senator who may be out of town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

regularly 500 j
100 misses dresses in q washable
blend Of royon and silk. Two piece
style in o wide selection Of prints.
Sizes 10 TO IS.
IS misses beaded Orion eordisons
in posteI colors. Regularly 1925.
Now " 500
so misses two-pieee dresses by
we'll known maker in combed cotton
ond Orion blend, 1000 wool ond
quilted cotton. Regularly 1929 TO
1925. Nov r8 SIS
IS misses black nyIon quilted bIouses
in low neck, sleeveless style. Sizes
10 TO 10. Regularly 500. Now. 500
X IS misses slocks In assorted fob
RIGS and colors. Regularly 500 and
i.SS. NOW 4.4S
Down Stoirs Store. Sportsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

X mems bomber Jackets
regularly 500
400 heavy quilt lined. Eayon shell
jackets with two button adjustable
cuffs. elastic waist and zip front.
Available in solid eoIors; sizes small,
medium and large.
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

regularly 500 Q.80
and more y
500 first quality, famous brond
ArnsI end peeFon bIouses in sizes
81 to SO.
4 800 irresulor nyIon and Doeron
fomous brand blouses in sizes 81 to
3s. If perfect 500 ond more. Now,
ZOO
4 400 first quoIity cotton Ivy League
blouses. Sizes 81 to SO. Regularly
3.99. Now --------t 4 --- Z.6B
Down Stoirs Store, Blouses
X no.iron cotton lingerie
regularly 4.99 and 500 j
Cool, comfortable cotton for the
warm deYs aheod Y. no ironing
needed. just tub and let it drip-dry.
Choose woItz length gowns, shorty
gowns and body doll pojomos. Some
pIisse full length gowns and pettieoots
also included. Available TO you in
solid eolors and prints in sizes "a
10 40. All eloseouts from we'll
known Manufacturer whose name we
cont mention.
Down Stors Store, Underwear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
K girls winter coats
regularly 1926
to 24.95
1873 ;. 1888

TOO winter eooFs n 9 5000 ossoEtment
OF styles and eolors, Sizes 3 TO IA.
so white cotton blouslips, sizes 3 TO
Ok Regularly lo9. Now 90
\ 100 cotton dresses in assorted
styles. Were 299 and more. Now,
1888
4 200 Orion sweaters, slip-on style
in assorted colors. Sizes 3 to IA. II
perfect 2.99 and more. Now 1863
4 Us Orion or wool eordisons in
sizes TO IA. Regularly 3.99 and
more. Now -z.S8
Down Stors Store, Girls Weor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

400 conjunction sets Of Elisabeth
Post Deep Pore cleanser and Founds-
tion Clio.
Peose odd 1919 Federal Tox
Down Stors Store, keekweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

200 satin end foiIIe eIoshes in
spectrum Of lovely spring eelsrs.
Down Stors Store, Millinery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Women's winter coats
regularly 1926 00,OO
and 1925 10

90 fitted. clutch and stroisht line
eoots in tweeds and plush finish in
your choice Of cashmere and wool
blends. A wide selection Of eolors in
sizes s to Is.
so misses wool toppers in black
zybeIline All wormly nterlined. Sizes
8 to 8. Regularly 1895. Now, 1888
80 wormly inteTIined wool coots in
sizes s to Is. Regularly 1906 and
$500. Now 4-2o 1000
Down Stoirs Store, Coots ond Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

200 simulated leather end Eoyon
foillc bcss in wide variety Of styles
end eoIos. Some velveteens else in
eluded.
Pleose odd 1922 Federal tox
Down Stoirs Store, Handbags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
X fIanneIette busters
at W price

22s cotton fIonneIette dustevs in as
sorted styles and eoIors. Sonforixed
fer shrink resistance, eesy to core for.
Sizes ! z to 20 in the group.
Down Stoirs Store,
louneeweor and Robes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

so misses cashmere sweaters
in eordison and slipon style.
IS pieces Of assorted spOrstweor
including misses skirts. cotton
bothine suits ond pedol pushers.
Were 3.99 to 500. Now 100
Down stoirs Store, Sportsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Miss Parker
Wed Here

The marriage of Miss Louise
Chappell Parker to 1t. Martin
Marshall Marston. jr., USMCR,
took place yesterday in st.
David's Episcopal Church. with
the Rev. Mr.. Albert E. Taylor
officiating. A reception at the
home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Parker,
followed. :
1t. Marston is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marston.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore an ivory
silk peau de sole gown ard an
antique rosepoint lace veil
that had been worn by her
grandmother.
Mrs. Marston's attendants
were her cousin, Miss Harriet
Torrey Matheson, and Miss
Amelia johnson. Mr.. Marston
served as best man for his
son and the ushers were 1t.
Milton Konicek, USING; Mr..
Andrew Parker, jr., brother of
the bride, and Mr.. Brainard
W. Parker II. brother of the
bride.
Mrs. Marston is a graduate
OF Mount Vernon Seminary and
attended Mount Vernon Jun