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Side Line Shorts:

BEV HANSON the golf who made
and skill picked up $1,000 first place last the 10Th
Womens Titlehoders
golf Beverly yard
Ga Country Club course r first round matched mems paf
BOGGS-GoODWYN makes
mond Football Coach Ed Merlck talking
Boggs and Archie PoWllatan
running n lhmondS
Merrck says ne likes the
ports he expects Goodwin 1858 a
MASON COURT tourney winner American University
to the finals the NCAA
falling by the wayslde polished
regional examinations thus qualifying the
vile There Evansville the
the NJ ID 20 finals lac ST Mary 5
team losing a point
UNDEFEAItIo LASSIES
defeated basketball With 5434
week Included the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
SERVICE NOTES
Changes
Listed
By IADB

The roster Of the Inter-
American Defense Board
changes, it seems. with the
seasons.
Brig. Gen. Felix Roman
Moreno, chief of delegation
Of Venezuela, is being con-
graduated on his first star.
Col. Raul Antonio Croce Of
Venezuela has Joined the staff
members Of the board and is
being congratulated on his
promotion to colonel.
Comdr. Alfonso Ochoa of
Colombia replaces Navy Capt.
fernando Cervantes z. as
delegate to the board. Comdr.
Ochoa is also the Naval At
tache of Colombia.
Comdr. and Sonora de
Ochoa arrived about q month
ago and have taken Capt.
Cervantes' house on Rowland
street. The family came here
directly from Bogota. With
them are their children,
Javier. Miryam and Amalia.
Capt. Cervantes few home
to Bogota. but Sonora de
Cervantes and their children
remained in New Orleans for
q visit.
Col. Alfredo Monch leaves
August 8 for Caracas, Vene-
zuela, where he has been as
signed to duty with the gen.
eral staff Of his country's
army. He also is being con-
graduated on receiving his
promotion.
Sonora de Monch and their
children. Frydel, Alfredo,
Maria, Beatrice and George,
are busy saying farewell to
all the many friends they
have made while they have
been in Washington.
-E. M. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

II the letters I have been
receiving recently are any
criterion. there would seem
TO be many parties given 10
celebrate wedding anniver-
saries. There Is confusion
about how TO issue invita-
lions 10 these affairs. I hope
the following suggestions wiz
be helpful.
The year Of the wedding
and the year In which the
invitation IL issued are US
ually stamped at the top Of
the wedding anniversary in
vitation or announcement.
Black ink may be used for
these dates or they may be
In silver. for the 25th ami
versary. or gold. for the 50th.
The invitation which
seems to create the most con-
fusion Is when the children
Of the couple join together
to act as hosts at the cele-
bration. Naming names In
this instance is very diffcult
as some Of the children may
be married. others unmar-
ried. The following is the
correct way to issue the for
NAL invitation In this case:
1908 1858
In Honour Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cory Hill
on the occasion Of
Their Fiftisth Wedding Anniversary
their sons and doushtsr
request the pleasure Of your eompsny
on Friday, August Eighth
ct eight O'clock
The Ritz Hotel
PIeoss respond to
M. end Mrs. Robert Philip Brown
5e25 EsFIstoa Drive
In passing, ! might call at
tention to the instructions in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
MODERN
MANNERS
Suggestions Given on Invitations
For Wedding Anniversary Parties

the lower left hand corner,
Of the example shown. When
ever the function Is 10 be
held In a club or hotel. and q
reply IL requested. always re-
member 10 indicate where.
and 10 whom. the answer
should be sent.
II an invitation Is issued
by the couple themselves.
say for an afternoon tea, the
wording may be as follows:
1888 1858
M. and Mn. Henry Thomss Blake
A. Home
Friday. August First
from five 10 ssyea O'clock
This invitation. Of course.
does not require an answer.
and one simply calls during
the specified hours TO pay
respects. The two dates at
the top indicate that II Ia IN
celebration Of q 25th ami
versary.
II the invitation IL to be in
formal. and not engraved.
the use Of the double card
is an excellent solution, or
1t may be hand written In
full on a sheet Of fine. white
stationery. The informal card
would contain "Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Thomas Blake" en-
graved in the center, and the
address would be engraved In
the lower right hand corner.
On the inside Of the card
would be hand written:
1888 1858
A. Home
Friday, August LIST
The day, date and time in
this instance should be writ
ten in the lower left hand
corner Of the inside Of the
card and numerals may be
used rather than the more
formal method Of designate
ing the numbers by spelling
them out.
Questions and Answers
Question: am TO be mar
ried for the second time. next
month. 1t is to be a simple
ceremony held at the home
OF my parents. I am planning
a wedding breakfast in a res
taurant. Is it correct to have
q wedding cake? 1t is to be q
double ring ceremony, and as
there are to be no attend
ants. I would like to know
who holds the rings until
they are needed. One further
question: Is it necessary for
me to wear a hat during the
ceremony?-Mrs. M. p. B.
Answer - 1t is perfectly
correct to have a wedding
cake at your breakfast. AS
there will be no best man, the
only alternative is for the
bridegroom, himself. to hold
the rings until they are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

Joint calling card. Please tell
me how many cards should be
left. when . Joint calling card
Il used. Mrs. L. J. Mcc.
Answer-A single card Of
your husbands Is necessary
In this instance. as q woman
never leaves a card upon a
man. The correct number OF
cards. when calling on a cou-
pie. would be one Of the joint
cards and one Of your hus-
bands.
lResistered unitsd atatss p.t.nt ,ea..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

needed. As you are being
married at home. whether or
not you wear . hat h . dcci-
sion TO make yourself. Either
one Is correct. In most In
stances. however. q hat Is
worn.
Questlon--My husband and
! are going to pay q formal
call on another couple. and
as my husband has no card.
at this time. I thought Il
would be permissible 10 use q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Exclusively
Yours

10 . party on the 2lth for
his deputy and Mrs. Burke
wilkinson. After four years
In the public Affairs division.
Burke 10 resigning from the
State Department TO resume
his writing. Already q sue
cessful novelist. he Is now
toying with the idea OF q
novel based on the State De-
partment.
Senator and Mrs. Everett
Dirksen entertaining In their
new Observation-Disclosures mod
ern house on the Potomac. .
miles this side OF Leesburg.
The Illinois Senator
beaming with pride on his
petunias, gladiolas. zinnias.
and mariRolds that he plant
ed last summer when they
lived there in q trailer. -. :.
He tends them every night
when he gets home from
the Hill-a 50-minute drive.
Mrs. d. completes an almost
four-hour tour daily driving
her husband to and from
work. But both think
it's worth It with an air-
conditioned country place,
the clean upper Potomac at
their front door. fishing from
their own dock and an alu-
minum boat with an OUT
board motor.
Mrs. Arthur Madison. wife
of the vice president of Gar
finckel's, cancelling her
planned trip TO Europe for a
visit with her daughter. in
order to donate the whole
cost Of the trip to the desper-
ately needed building fund Of
the Columbia Lighthouse for
the Blind. :. The Southwest
acknowledgment project viii
raze the abandoned school,
house they've been using for
q training and rehabilitation
center. Strangely enough.
there are more blind people
per capita in Washington
than anywhere else in the
country. The average Incl
dence is l.9 blind persons per
1000; here it's 2.81 per l,000l
Page Hufty, president Of
the Lighthouse. has donated
$4,000 to the 1928. 900
needed.
Nancy Kefauver packing
up her brood and shifting
headquarters to a leased
house on Lookout Mountain
near Chattanooga where the
Kefauvers have bought a lot
and plan to build.
The new Atomic Energy
Commissioner and Mrs. John
McCone committing to Pasa-
dena week ends to put the
finishing touches on the
brand-new house they we're
building for two years and
only occupied for three days
when summoned to Wash
ington. Now they're
househunting here.
THE INCREDIBLE EPI-
SODE-Dr. Charles Thomp-
son relating to friends the
extraordinary experience he,
his son Toby Is, and friend,
IL, encountered while pad
ding up the Potomac the
afternoon Of June %. &. He
was taking the two boys up
the river on an overnight
camping trip and was pulling
the canoe over the churning
waters Of Yellow Falls from
q rock when he noticed two
big boys, 10 or 10, watching
from the Virginia shore, one
in q red shirt, the other in
q white shirt.
To the doctors utter
amazement when he. Toby
and his friend got back into
the canoe and started pad
ding on upstream, the two
on the Virginia side started
firing at them with their
rifles. They peppered
the water around the boat
with q steady rain Of bullets
for the entire time it took
the doctor and Toby to pad
die the half mile they needed
to get out Of sight. To
this day. the doctor. who has
served in three major in
vasions. doesn't know why he
had to pass under FIRE on the
supposedly peaceful Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

The skilled herap who give the Elizabeth Arden face have
made making beautiful Their fingers supple ans
gifted soothing smoothing and stimulating with the peerless
and lotions The Elizabeth Arden face misunderstanding refreshing
deghus unique experience its results, miracle behold For
dramatic before and after picture Of yourself the Salon,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
HAITIAN PRESIDENT FREES
ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS

Port-au-Prince, (ANP) - Presi-
dent Duvalier of Haiti has an
nounced general amnesty for
political prisoners as Of last Thurs
day. Freed will be all OF the pris-
oners jailed during the elections
and campaigning, including those
involved in a prediction uprising
on May 25.
The wiping out of charges
against those who had been politi-
cal enemies will doubtless bring
into circulation several very prom
tnent citizens who have been in
hiding. Among the most notable
Of those will be Louis Sejoie, the
prominent plantation owner who
contested the election hotly and
who was reputed to have trig-
gered several Of the general strikes
which tied up BUSINESS in Port
au-PrinCe.
Another contestant in the prosi-
Dental race who is expected TO
resume his normal way Of life is
Clement Jumello, former Minister
Of Finance. Both men disappeared
after the elections.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Lofz AttY-Gen.
Aide Resigns For
PriVofe Practice

Attorney General Miles Lord
Thursday announced the resigna-
ton Of Robert Late, Minneapolis,
as Assistant Attorney General.
Late, who has served on General
Lords staff since Lord took Of
flee in January 1855, will return
TO private law practice in Min
neapolis. He has served as the At
torney Generals advisor on labor
relations, workmen's compensation
and civil rights, acting as legal
counsel to the State Fair En-
ployment Practices Commission,
State Industrial Commission and
State Labor Concihator. As much,
Late successfully prosecuted the
first case under the State Fair
Employment Practices Act, the
employers appeal of which is now
pending in the district court of
Hennepin County and recently
completed representing the state
in litigation involving the validity
of the Industrial Commissions
wage order for the hotel, restaur-
mt and resort industries.
Late has also served as legal
advisor on elections, education,
taxation, escheats, and as counsel
to the state Athletic Commission,
while on Attorney General Lords
staff.
In announcing Latz's resigna-
ton, Lord said:
Il want to express my thanks
to Mr.. Late for his three years
of service on my staff. l believe
that the agencies he has counseled
and the public also owe him a
vote of thanks for his dedicated
public service, and I know they
join me in wishing him every sue.
cess in private law practice"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

cutie, 396 Rondo Av. Mrs. Jerry
Robins newly elected president will
announce committee appointment
at that time.
Chatterbox Club: Election Of Of
ficers will top the agenda at the
March meeting of the Chatterbox
Club which will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Harper, 766
St Anthony Av. At the last meet
ing held February 81, at the home
of Mrs. Carl Griffin, 796 Rondo
Avr a report was made on the
cookie project. Boxes Of cookies
and candy were sent to the mental
hospitals by the club.
Celebrates Birthday: II was a
gala afternoon Sunday March 2,
at a party given in honor Of Henry
Maulrs twelfth birthday by his
mother Mrs. Martha Maui at their
home 500 w. Central Av. A group
of Henry's friends came in to wish
him birthday happiness between
the hours Of and $50 pm. The
usual games followed by the serv-
ing of refreshments highlighted
with a beautiful birthday cake with
the honoree's name inscribed, fill
led the afternoon Of fun. Wishing
him birthday happiness while
showering the honoree with many
lovely gifts, were Melodee Har-
rison, Helen Griffin, Leslie Gambol,
Greta Thomas, Margaret, Kenneth
and Gregory Lewis, Julius Del
Pine, Terry Lewis, Darrell Money,
Charles Malitz, James Bruce and
Perry Day.
Breakfast Pinochle Club: Mrs,
John Banks, 7O5 st. Anthony Av,
will be hostess to the Breakfast
Pinochle club on Saturday March
8.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
First Defect Of
Discrimination In
Minnesota Courts

On December 10, 1925, race seq
regation and discrimination were
dealt a crushing blow in the Dis
trict Court at st. Paul when Judge
DIN B. Lewis sentenced Charles
Smith, white doorman Of the Lyce-
UNI Theatre, for refusal to admit
three well-known coIored women
to the first floor of the theatre
after they had purchased tickets
at the box office. Smith was sent
enced to four months in Jail or
payment of a $500 fine.
This is the first time in the
State Of Minnesota that a case
involving discrimination because
of color has been won in the Grim
inal courts.
The case of the plaintiffs was
handled by George w. Hamilton,
attorney and chairman of the ex-
ecutive Board of the st. Paul
NAACP.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYs

Mar, S-Mrs, Mamie Battles,
sT2S Portland Az; Charles w,
Glenn, S64O Fourth Av,, s.; Mrs,
J, c, Virgins, SS4s Fifth Av, s;
Jack Jones, 1910 Eighth Av.; Syl-
vester A, Young sr. 5oS5 Irving
Av N; Timothy Kent, T2o Fourth
Av. n.
Mar, 9-Mrs. Willard Jones, 1891
Portland Az; Geyna Denise Black
well, A24T Fifth Av. S.
Mar, l0-Mrs. Ida NJ, Harvey
eO7 Washington Av. s.; Christine
Lewis, 1859 Humboldt Av. N
Henry Lacey, $40 Humboldt Av
N; Harold McDuffie, 72S ~ Av
N; Mrs. John NJ Warren, seas
Third Az s.; Mrs Chrystella
Walker, l2l4 James Av, N.
Mar. ll-Russell Starks, Sei'
Clinton Av,. Rev. Seminole Nc
Kee, S725 Fifth Av, s.; william
Helm, 1909 Fifth Av. s.; Richar,
Aeosta, $500 Fifth Av. s; Waite
Russell, SS2s Clinton Az
Mar, l2-Mrs, Elizabeth Rod
gers, Old Soldiers Home; Mrs
Henry Thomas, sol Eighth Av. N.
Mrs. Fred Edwards, 22O6 Ellio
Av.; stephen Landry, 1886 Port
land Av.
Mar. l3-Mrs. wreatha @, Max
well. 1920 goth Av. s.; Mrs W
e. stoval, 1918 Fifth Az, s; Rev
J. w. Graham, 5S1 Lyndale Az
IN; James Cummings, 1910 Sew
/ enth St; COMFY Landers, I'll i2t
Az. N, Mrs, Alma HEREFORD, SOL
Portland Az.
Mar. l4-Mrs. william Madison
$500 Portland Az; Harriet Shan
non, GA Girard Av N; Mrs. Dc
lores Gilmore, 9l5 Fremont Av, \
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Round Of Buffet
SuPpers PIonned
For UNc Presidents

As a prelude 10 the United Ne
gro College Convocation public
meeting to be held at Northrop
Memorial Auditorium. s pm, sun
day March 10, committee Of
well-known Twin City hostesses,
headed by Mrs. Richard Gale Of
Mound is preparing a gala round
OF dinner and buffet-supPer parties
10 honor the presidents OF the So
member colleges as well as other
national officials OF the UNCF
The SS college presidents win
arrive az the Radisson Hotel Fn-
day. March Il. and win be greet
ed by the alumni that evening at
reception, The next day they
viii tour the Minneapolis and St
Paul campuses OF the University
OF Minnesota and win be Presi-
dent ]. L. Morrilrs guests at a
luncheon in Coffman Memorial
Union.
Saturday evening, Thomas
Moore. chairman OF the event, will
give corporation dinner for them
and various Twin City industrial
and commercial leaders in the Gold
Room OF the Radisson Hotel.
Sunday the presidents win ap.
pear in various Twin City pulpits
as guest speakers and Sunday
night the Northrop meeting will
occur at which time the 80 presi
dents will be introduced from IN,
stage and President Carroll New.
som OF New York University viii
deliver the principal address. Thi'
meeting Is open 10 the public.
II will be prior to this last even
that the individual dinner and buf
fet parties viii be given. Follow
ing the dinner the guests will leav,
en- groupe to attend the North
rop meeting. The committee o
hostcsses, headed by Mrs. Gale
consists OF the following Twill
City women: Msdmes John Cowles
Robert Ridder, Judson Bemis, Lor
ing Staples, Russell II, Bennett
Edgar Nash, Spencer Parker. A
I.achlan Reed, Lawrence Steele
Rolf Ueland, Edwin Spencer
George HolSe, Philip Duff, Ahc
Crawford, John MacCowan, Bur
ton Meyers, Roy Delin, Al Leon
ard, Nate Crabtree, Bower Haw
thorne, and Robert Miller
Raymond Baker, Russell Lunc
Eugene Gold, Newell p. Weed, Jr
X. Paul Carson, Jr., John Mussel
John S. Pnlsbury, Jr., Leslie {
, Park, Bernhard Christensen, {
s. Ashmun, Jr., Bradley l.. Nor
son, Paul Giddens, and Alfred Wi
$ son.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

at ten o'clock watched the corona
ton Of Miss Sherrie Mazingo as
Queen, eliminating the clubs sew
enth annual Queen Of Hearts Ball.
Miss Mazingo was chosen from
a group Of four lovely young lad
les. She was sponsored by the Just
For Fun Club Of st. Paul. Follow
ing the selection the crown was
placed on her head and the regal
robe about her shoulders by King
Boreas Of the Winter Carnival.
while the Queen Of Shows Of the
St Paul Winter Carnival Miss
Sally Shields and the 1857 Queen
of Hearts, Miss Jackie Moffatt
looked on approvingly.
Queen Sherrie was given tro-
ply, a S25 gift bond, jewelry, per
fume, theatre passes, two dinners
at Roadbuddys and L. p. playing
records by the Loafers as well as
a box of candy, a bottle Of Chen
lille No. 5 perfume and will be
presented with a remembrance
each month by the Loafers. The
Just For Fun club presented the
queen with a piece of luggage.
Many door prizes were given to
those holding lucky numbers.
Among guests present in addi-
ton to King Boreas and Queen
Of the Shows, Sally Shields, was
the president Of St. Paullites, Mr..
John Geisler.
After the dance, Loafers Inc.
feted parents, the past queens, the
1858 Queen and all queen candid
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
ST. PAUL RIRTHDAYS

Mar. S-Mrs. Edna Small, 1899
Cumberland. Mrs. Beatrice Bailey,
S37 fgiehart Az; Befnsdetts Ben
ner, 672 ST. Anthony Av.; Cyrus
Lewis Jr., 377 N. st, Adams; Mr.,
Louis Cason, 1888 Thomas Av.;
Mrs. Ransom ONeal, 3ls N. Avon;
Mrs. Henrietta Turpin, 800 Vince
lock Pkwy. Mr. Allen Mcintosh
635 st. Anthony Av,; Mrs. Charles
Nichols, 1926 Carroll Az; Partia
Robin Bell, 697 Rondo Av.
Mar. LA Percelle Greene, 9s4
Iglehart Av.; Mr.. A. ID. Graves,
$50 Iglehart Av; Mrs. Carlos
Moffatt, 9l3 Rondo Av; Roland
Lowell Wilson, 912 Iglehart Av.;
Fred Schuck, sr, si4 Fuller Av.
Mar. 10. T. Harris Jr., 81 w.
Jessamine; Mrs. Gertrude Jones,
TAT ST, Anthony Av.; Virginia
Jackson, 426 St Anthony Av.;
Arthur McWatt Jr.. $50 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Overton wycough, 769
Carroll Az; William Richard Mey-
er, 500 Fuller Az; Mrs Agnes
Marshall, $50 Fuller Az.
Mar. 11-Clara f. Bowers, 730
st. Anthony Av.; Marion Adkins,
935 Iglehart Az: Melodee Harri-
son, 663 Iglehart Az; Edward
Morris Jr.. 3O5 N. Chatsworth;
Gregory Reed, 1852 Carroll Az;
Jeff Anderson, 900 81. Anthony
Az: Ronald Massey 10 st. An
thony Az.
Mar. II Willie Brooks. 3g7
Rondo Av., Letitia Camp Martin,
523 Carroll Az; James l.. Cleary
962 St Anthony Az; George Har-
MS, 695 Carroll Az; Mrs Glenor9
Lewis, BIT n St Adams St
Paula wycough, 769 Carroll Az
Mar. - Mr.. G j. Sperling 592
Iglehart Av; Billy Thomas, 541
w. Central Az; Howardean John
son, 7fO st Anthony Av.; John
791 Rondo Az, Sharon
Louise sayles, 756 St Anthony
Az; Maria Jean Butler. s87 lyle
hart Az.
Mar l4-Daniel Bailey, $40
Carroll Az: Llean Ellen Carter.
zoos Carroll Az; Allie Agnes Day-
Il, 992 Iglehart Az.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Brother Died; George Nesbitt,
5O57 Humboldt Av, N, received
word Of the death in New York
City OF his brother Moses ], Nes-
bitt. who died March 1, after a
brief illness. Mr. Nesbitt viii be
remembered by many persons in
Minneapolis as he lived here at
one time.
To Conduct Revival Meetings.
Evangelist Mary Bell Lee OF MIL
waukee, Wis. win arrive In the
city on Sunday March o, to con-
duct a weeks revival meeting at
st. Paurs Church OF God In Christ,
i00i Fourth Av, s. Rev j. c,
Virgins Is pastor Evangelist Lee
Is a sister of Mrs. Eta Smith OF
3709 Fifth Av s