davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-05-22
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S51.1O

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Rs.n4:y Ins: 4.year5olds r. and up; y miles =.
Gentle KNOCK s(Guerin) 40 800
Blue Nitro tGustinesD 5,IO
Globetrotter John, Mesembryanthe-
mumm. Liberty. Time. 1:523s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
iowance; 3.year-olds and up; mile.
SsdmiE.I s..I w. - .MS,snoI iSsIs s.iO $50
Auriate. Roman Gale, Surfer. Red
Douglas. Time. / :35
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; handi-
: irish Lancer 5Y'1a, $50 go a.4O
idolater tGuerin) $50 $40
Long Gone John (A'son) 300
Thermal; vanessa's Boy, White
chspeii sasSIsk q Greek Page. Time, 1:229s.
sIxPn I5xsPppIe6rook 3 H Farm -oilroy entry;
OIL City (Arcaro) $40 2.Io a.2O
Oh Hoe Down (Ander'n) 2.iO 2.4O
oh 10 Fortune tNelson) gle $50
Rrd6S dTSscar1Ts, ora. Our Jeep' Ours. Quiet
oh Deadhead for I'd.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $50. .ooO
added: The Acorn Stakes; 3-year-oids;
5 Irish Jay (w'dh'se) $50 $40 asa
Airmans Guide (Blum) $50 4.OO
Sister Antoine (C'best) $40
My Dear Girl. Bulpamiru, La Fuerza,
Improve, Cleo The Cat. Make Sail,
Rasn Statement, Sarastic, Friman-
aha, Salt Lake. Time. 1855.
Cain Hoy Stable entry.
bWheatley Stable -Phipps entry
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
longs.
Pilot (Ycaza) 600 44O an
Procedure (AdamsC II.30 am
Besomer (WOOdhouse) S0
Quantrell. Seven Corners. Har-
vest Singing, Four FathOms, Mark
The Way. Time. 1:1O.
Rokeby Stable entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year oldS and Up, / IL miles
negro Minstrel (G'in) $50 2.7O 2.6O
knOtty P'blem (Adams) 3.30 99G
Lost Jewel (W'dhouse) 4.40
Irish Spark, Crafty Sailor. Ramblin
Ronnie. Time, 1924.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Belly Aches Victory
EIotes His Handlers

baker said. But I was sur
prised that a rider like Har-
tack wouldn't realize the first
quarter was being rAn in :24h
and the half in 49,"
Sovinski would appear to be
right in thinking that Ussery
and Bally Ache weren't set
ting a very rapid pace and that
the syndicated millionaire
would have a lot. more in re-
serve than he had in the Derby.
Breaking from the No.
post after a half-minute delay,
Ussery shot Bally Ache right
to the front, with Venetian
Way and Divine Comedy close
up. Going into the clubhouse
turn, the order was unchanged,
with Bally Ache half q length
in front and Celtic Ash moving
up steadily along the rail.
Moves to Front
USSery seemed to have a
tight. hold on his mount, but
Bally Ache had moved out to
three lengths in front after a
half mile, with Venetian Way,
Divine Comedy and Celtic Ash
the closest challengerS. All Of
this time, Victoria Park was q
distant trailer.
The only time Venetian Way
looked like a possible winner
was nearing the far turn when
Hartack sent the favorite up
fast and he got within a length
of the leader. At this point,
USsery got busy on Bally Ache,
Hartack's mount quit trying
and the race was virtually over.
Through the stretch, Bally
Ache was going away at every
stride and the new syndicate
was a four-length success. All
his rivals were calling it a day,
except the Canadian Victoria
Park, who closed quite a bit of
ground to drag down second
money for the wealthy E. P.
Taylor.
T. ". Lark. the California
colt that beat both Bally Ache
and Venetian Way in the Ar
lington Futurity last summer,
saved Venetian Way the igno-
miny of finishing last. He was
a length behind the Derby win
ner at the finish.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
DAILY. DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, S3,5OO: claim
ing: g-year -olds: 5 furlonss.
our Erin sChote) 11'6o $50 $50
SOrn..iT SSDiashsTT 'kSserS Sse, 40 go $40
Capt. LovelaGies. Grand Year, NY
Eat Friend. Lilmai. HydTobot, valor
FOURTH RACE : Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-oids and up; fur
Rock Silver tThor'D 1890 $50 400
Akobo tStaEmaier) 500 40
Kew StevensOnD $50
Milagro II. Johnny Scamp, Willow
Relic, ,sinSins Bush, Dark Prince.
5fi Firth RAcE-purss. $4,000: claim
Castle Bar tTh'burgl 4.4O SEQ :.40
FiaSa SQUARE GGibb) 4.SO $40
wiES iRoyal 4. Gum 4 Blmrsrd, New Effort
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; al
lowances:. 3-year -olds; l mile 20 yards.
S,SOn Prince tR'eEs) 4.4O s.s0 2.!0
TSnssfSsA TomolSs ,RoINnds SkSrss' 800 s.d@ a@
Phee. Merganser. Time. 1:4iss.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $50, 900
added; Camden Handicap; 3-year -nlds
SaGa SsR's e...I. Ms:ltT 5TSa,n sns $50 s:S e
ReinEi (MeCreary5 40
Don Poggio. Cool cardy, Oligsrchy
crashsri rInI,r, Time; Ir:61as ..oo.
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Ii.
miles.
Giselie t6iIbertD 1910 0.4O 5.2O
Southern Pomp (Reg'to) $50 4.IO
Miss Catesby (Korte) 3.40
Gratitude, Zandonai, Forky, Black
Master, Widgeon, Fondness, Red
Trouble. Time, 1:477S.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Swift, Votes Pace
Episcopal Netmen

Henry Swift and Mummy
Yates both won their singles
matches and teamed to win the
last doubles to give Episcopal
High School a 5-4 tennis vic
tory over rival Woodberry For
est yesterday at Episcopal.
Swift and Yates defeated
Felix Pelzer and Woody Cleve-
land, 6-2. Us. in the decisive
doubles match.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Charles Town Set to Open
38-Doy Meeting Tomorrow

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 81 (SpeciaD. - Racing
makes an across the street"
switch this week end as the
horses move from under the
lights at Shenandoah Downs to
Charles Towns daytime track,
where a 38-day spring summer
meeting begins Monday. Post
time is 2 pm.
Charles Towns sum m e r
meeting will continue through
July 4. Shenandoah is sched-
uled to reopen July 6 and race
through September "a.
Horsemen will be offered
$4,000 a day in purses during
Evening star., 1960-05-22

the session at Charles Town,
and a number of horses that
have been racing at mile tracks
are expected to compete.
Among the stables due to be
represented here are Llangollen
Farm. Shirley T. Payne, Charles
r. Lewis, Joseph Serio, jr., and
Aubrey FiShback.
A special Baltimore a. Ohio
train will operate daily at the
meeting, Servicing the Wash
ington area and Baltimore. The
train starts in Baltimore and
will stop at Laurel, Hyattsville,
University Station, Michigan
avenue and Seventh street,,
Silver Spring and Rockville.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
PREAKNESS
Continued From Page FL

same colt would bring. him a
second Preakness triumph.
Venetian Way backed up
something terrible" a chas-
tened Hartack said in the
jockeys quarters. II don't know
what happened to him"
While Arnold had been very
secretive concerning the names
Of the Bally Ache syndicate.
quite few of them we're in or
near the winners circle after
the race when Gov. j. Millard
Tawes Of Maryland presented
the Preakness trophy-the CEN
tury -old Woodland Vase-to
the overjoyed Arnold.
Pitt Wants Belmont
Before the race 1t generally
was believed that Bally Aches
new owners would pass up the
mile = and = one half Belmont
Sta akes-laSt of the Triple
Crown races-and shoot for the
500, ,000-added Jersey Derby,
which is being revived Memo
rial Day at Garden State Park
But Trainer Pitt indicated
otherwise.
Definitely, the Belmont is
next" Jimmy exulted, with no
races in between. OF course, I'll
have to speak to Mr.. Arnold
But I'm for the Belmont"
1t was considered likely that
the Windflelds Farms Victoria
Park and Joseph E. O'Connell's
Celtic Cash. the third finisher
also would start in the Belmont
June IL. In the Belmont two
. years ago O'Connell's Cavan
was the surprising victor when
Tim Tam fractured a sesamoid
bone and finished second. The
defeat kept Tim Tam from a
Triple Crown sweep, a sweep
that hasn't been accomplished
since Citation did it in l948.
Whether Bally Ache can win
at a mile and a half remains
to be seen. But a year ago
there were skeptics who didn' t
think Fruchtman's $2,500 year.
ling purchase could 60 six fur
longs without sagging. He
certainly showed them today.
Ussery Was Confident
II knew he was going run
good today the minute 1 got
on him in the paddock" Ussery
said. II knew he was feeling
good. I didn't move at all on
him until we Strengthened out
for home. I hit him couple OF
times, but not hard. He was
running easy"
Until he won the Flamingo
with Bally Ache in February,
Ussery. a 24-year-old native of
Wan, Okla. had never ridden
him in a 100000 race. Now he
has three of them to his credit.
for he also unfinished Hartack
and Venetian Way in a thrill
ling Florida Derby at Gulf
stream Park in March. Frucht-
man and Pitt knew what they
were doing when they dis
regarded advice to get another
rider.
Il certainly have no regrets,
I am tickled to death" Frucht-
man said when he was ques-
toned after the race concern
ing his sale of Bally Ache. IF
you don't sell bargains, you
can't make many deals"
Running in Fruchtman's
silks, Bally Ache was out of
the money only once in rs
starts. Now the consistent bay
can start working on that l-for-
! mark for his new proprietors.
Trainer Critical of Hartack
Vic Sovinski, the disappoint-
ed trainer of Venetian Way.
was inclined to be more than a
little critical of Hartack in his
post-race comments. He also
said his horse came out of the
race with a slight cut on his
right front coronet.
I'VE Just got beat and I have
no excuses" the one-time
Evening star., 1960-05-22
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, May 21.-"This
horse will make a star out OF
me yet" Jockey Bob Ussery
kidded on the level in the
steamy Pimlico riders quarters
after winning his first Freak
ness in his second try with
Bally Ache, the 3-year -old colt
who is rewriting records for
consistency.
Exhilarated but hardly
speechless, the brown haired
former quarter horse rider from
Oklahoma ran and reran his
84th Preakness under a barrage
of questions from reporters.
II. don't know how many
times I hit him. I wasn't count
ing. He tries to loaf on you.
Man. I would have beat him to
the wire If I could"
II told Trainer Jimmy Pitt
as soon as he walked of in
the paddock that we we're go
ing to win it. And I could
tell the way he took the bit
when I warmed him up and
didn't think he would get
beat"
Better Horse Today
He was a better horse today
than in the Derby. We got
beat fair and square there,
but today-what a horsei"
Somebody asked if Ussery
thought Bally Ache could go
the mile and a half in the
Belmont Stakes.
II don't see why not. I had
trouble pulling him up today.
This horse just keeps pounding
along, running and running" /"
Jockey Bill Hartack was a
subdued young man today after
the Preakness but not because
he was not willing to talk to
the press. He plainly was
stunned by Venetian Ways dis
NAL performance, just as much
Evening star., 1960-05-22
USsery Is Popular
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 900; 3-year.
old maidens; 8 furlongs,
Snowdrift (WoOd'se) 1850 $50 500
b Hula Lou (Sorr'no) $40 3,4O
b Island Singing CBlum) 3,4O
Until. Occasionally Hither And
Yon, Borrowed, South Pass, Maouis,
q Sac, Roadtown. Our Answer. Time,
1:l12s.
Perry-Smith entry.
b Rokeby Stable entry
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 6 fur
longs.
Fabulous Fox (Y'za) $50 $50 2,6O
Idaho Kid (Dalton) no 500
Blarney Bill (BrOuss'd) 4,SO
Becky Blyn, Red Cadet, Whittledy
Cut, DoShay Time, 1:11M
Evening star., 1960-05-22
AirmansGuide
Loses in Photo
To Irish Jay

NEW YORK, May 21 (AP)-
Wheatley Stables Irish Jay
won the 30th and richest run
ming of the Acorn Stakes be-
fore q crowd of 43.0S6 at Aque-
duct today in a stirring stretch
duel with Hugh A. Grants Air
mans Guide.
The Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons-
trained daughter Of Double Jay,
one Of last years more formid-
able juveniles, took a photo
finish verdict over Airmans
Guide by a neck. Airmans
Guide drifted out from the 9Th
pole on. But for that. the de-
cision might have been re-
versed.
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Sister
Antoine, who could have been
claimed for $500 at this meet
ing, was third, nine lengths far
ther back and Charfran Stables
Frimanaha was fourth. Ali of
the starters carried scale weight
OF 12l pounds.
Time Is Good
Irish Jay. the favorite. re-
turned $3.50, $40. $3.50. Air.
mans Guide was $3.50, $500 and
Sister Antoine was $500. Irish
Jay was the days NTH winning
choice.
The winner hung out the
very creditable time of 1884
for the mile, a fine perform
ance for 3-year-old fillies and
the fastest time in the history
Of the stake, previous to yes
terday a Belmont fixture.
Formful and one-sided racing
was the order of the day.
Though form was observed in
the Acorn, the margin was the
tightest Of the afternoon.
Won Five Of Eight
Last year Irish Jay started
eight times, won five and was
second twice for earnings of
$146,922. The homebred was
winning her sixth stakes. She
took four last year and won
the Comely this season.
The early part of the Acorn
was a battle between My Dear
Girl and Airmans Guide with
Irish Jay fifth. Hedley Wood
house, who was scoring a dou-
BILE for the day with his VIC
tory aboard Irish Jay, sent
his mount into contention at
the far turn and, joining Air
mans Guide at the eighth pole
the pair staged a torrid battle
to the wire. with the Fitz-
trained steed being narrowly
best.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
PREAKNEss STUNS HARTACK
Belly Ache Is Making
Him Stor, Ussery Says

as the fans who made him an
even money favorite.
II don't know what happened
to him. I didn't like the way he
was running at any time in the
race, not even when he was
second. He was striding terribly
I can't tell you what was wrong
with him.
"All horses run bad races.
guess that's what keeps this
game going.
Hartack Beaten Again
Il think thereNis a logical ex-
PLANTATION but I don't want to
give an opinion now because I
may be wrong. No, it has moth
ing to do with training of the
horse and it wasn't the track
either" Hartack said. shaking
his head as he responded to the
call for riders in the ninth race.
He got beat in that one too,
to make the afternoon a COM
plete washout as far as he was
concerned.
Tony DeSpirito, who like U.s.
sery was making his second
appearance in the Preakness,
was delighted with his second
place finish aboard Victoria
Park. He hopes he has earned
a regular spot on the Canadian
colts back in future stakes. for
3-year-olds.
He was Juggling in, but he
ran a dynamite race" the
plucky New England-born rider
enthused.
One visitor to the Jockeys
room who was plainly dis
pleased was trainer Vic Sovin-
ski. He has been predicting all
week that it looked like the
Triple Crown for Venetian
Way.
USsery Is Popular
He (Hartack) told me the
colt was hurtin' Sovinski
stated, indicating that was not
buying the explanation, and
that another rider might have
done better today.
Although Hartack might
have lost Venetian Way for
keeps this Preakness appar-
emily cemented relations be-
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Garden Stute Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; q furlongs
Beautiful AM. (RinD SEQ 400 $50
C'try Romance (G'beft) $50 SEQ
Slipperoo I'd (Block) 800
Edgewater. Symbol Touch, Alpine
Miss, Snappy Imp, Real Trouble
Honeys Money. Time, 1:14.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
FlaE Waver (R'buto) 22.sO 600 400
Informant (BOland) 800 3,4O
COurtly (Sterling) 500
Mon Triomphe. Island Lad. Time
Clock. Ginger C.. Mr.. D E.. Interroga-
tion. Torquay Time, l:13.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

"a TnTo-denST nG mutqsls gsidoWAR TUNE $3.50 $40
81 so. - -AoE"
Handle, s192.317 Total handle for day, 1887 e4a
Total handle for meet Sl1.1p475a,
attendance S0659 Total attendance for meet. 14l-
Evening star., 1960-05-22
CHARTS OF RACES AT PIMLICO

v1S2 v11SSe2yrish&t & 1900 by TRIANGLE Publications, IneJ
FIRST RACE-Purse, S3,O00 special weights 3-year-
old maidens: furIonss. Post 90 off at once start
HsnnbsIcear GRIT Troinsr Mrs snsr0S en- g. by
$3.50, $500, $500, $3.50 Time, 1i3 Drizzng and fast
Evening star., 1960-05-22

SED REs TV' v%h Blue
S29. 20. ~O' S"'0' oS0H oOOA>
Handle. s2O7,11s.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

MFTH RACE-Purse, S1.4Oo: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; about furlongs.
I Tooey spsatz Green III So
3 Gross of Khmir (no boy) 100 Al
g Patuxant Prince (Palbol ia 81
II Potter Pickwick (no boyl IL ST.
Big Merger (no boy N109 10-1
Evening star., 1960-05-22

and and up ,s IL miles Post 3i5: off once start good
Won arlyylne winner, Mrs J. " Stewards ch T. a. bv
SaSlEWse seo ssthy Trainer y Stewart Values
Evening star., 1960-05-22

IEo-dollar mutuels paid-MIss GANG, Sl35.OO, S5S.
Handle, S23O.33S. -
Evening star., 1960-05-22
GRADED SELECTIONS
FOR CHARLES TOWN

Sc OND RACE-Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; ga fur
Evening star., 1960-05-22

RUSTIC Billy (Stuart)
RED River Valley Block
Blue Book CLee }
Woody Glen CChambers)
Q Granny's Gold (Bev)
Freedoms Folly CGreenl
Weeper's Prince Russo
Blossom Maid CWeakley)
FoEing fKretzN
q Gresory K. (Passm'e)
World Stage IPsrentD
Delta Wee (Gonzalez)
al. Raffa, jr.-J. r. Y
Evening star., 1960-05-22

(Chart Of Eighth Race. The Freshness, n First
Sports Page)
NINTH RAcE-Purse S25OO; claiming; 4-year-olds and
up; 11smiles Post 6l9; off 6:19h. Start good won
easily; winner L. Torreyson's ch h. 3. by Warock-
9rP Tune Trainer owner Values-S1.625, $500, S25O.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

FIFTH RACE-2urse, S2sO0 claiming: 4-year-olds anC
SP SPv,n' niles %sS Post AL off s:5I start good wOl
FlsIe Is Time Trainer 8. Ekof Values-S1s2O, $3.50
Evening star., 1960-05-22
DAILY DoUBLE e AND 1o1 PAID S17.

g, Tgo-dollar mutuels pad--BELFAsTER. S7.20. $3.50
$40 "1''' 'li'-o' oo'4o' -FEfrEH c
Handle. S1a7,e86
Evening star., 1960-04-13

FORD 1857 Consul 4-door; radio
ton: Ses9. MONROE FORD Scoi, CO.
1927 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring, Nd ,JU 5-1SOA
Evening star., 1960-04-13

FORD 1898 Fordor sedan; radio
and heater. conventional shift;
S295. HU. 3-712S.
FORD 1859 Tudor Fairlane VS.:
standard transmission. heater;
Evening star., 1960-04-13
| AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1960-04-13
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0LDS 1858 Super "ss'' station
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Evening star., 1960-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1960-04-13
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Evening star., 1960-04-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80 sed.: 4 good tires:
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S225 or best offer JE. 3-a303.
MERCURY '53 2 door T. and h.
Evening star., 1960-04-13

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CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile:
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Evening star., 1960-04-13
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power brakes and steering 2-tone
green; q real nice automobile; only
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OLDS '5s Rocket "SS" cony.: attr.
mint green finish, harmonious
leather interior, power steering.
brakes. owner. Todsy's best
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OLDSMOBILE so

EST. OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4OO
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HARRIS-PORTER

37l5 Bladensburg Rd.
Colmar Manor. Nd. AP. 7-4s2s
oLDSMOBILE 80 4-dr. sedan; =.
and h., p.S. and p.b., Wv. snow
treadS; S2S0O IA 4-oR0S
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Bittner-lonQe

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bittner
Of Silver Spring announce the
engagement of their daughter
Virginia Anne to Capt. Karl
F. Lange, USA, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Lange of
Milwaukee. A November we'd
ding is planned.
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Montigny-Hess

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ]. La
Pointe Of Long Beach, Calf,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Elizabeth Ann
Montigny to Mr.. Franklin
Lee Hess, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Hess, jr.. of Falls
Church. A May wedding is
planned.
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ENGAGEMENTS

nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Betty Kay to
Mr.. James Clarence Settle,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
H Settle of Charleston. S. c.
An August wedding Is
planned.
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.CIymer-Houn

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvie Maris
Clymer Of Woodstock, Va.
announce the engagement
Of their daughter Eloise
Frances to Mr.. Jacob Haun,
jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. Haun,
also of Woodstock. A June
wedding is planned.
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HuII-Bresnohun

Mr.. and Mr.. Calvin L. Hull
of Arlington announce the
engagement of their daughter
Shirley May to Mr.. Thomas
j. Bresnahan, son Of Mrs.
Thomas Bresnahan and the
late Mr.. Bresnahan. An April
% wedding is planned.
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her daughter Nancy Jose
phine to Mr.. James Earl
Steorts Of Silver Spring. son
Of Mrs. James Earl Steorts
Of Winston-Salem. N. c.,
and Of the late Mr.. Steorts.
Miss Harvey is also the
daughter of the late Mr..
Harvey. A June wedding is
planned.
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white. Curtains of heavy
brocade match the green
walls. A round cream -colored
.Aubusson rug is scattered
with pink flowers and lush
green leaves.
There is a carved white
marble mantelpiece could be
copied in wood) and a brass
hob CRATE. A lovely old clock
gently ck-tocks on the
mantel and two candlesticks
with white tapers stand gra-
ciously erect at each end.
We needed a painting for
each side of the mantel but
just couldn't find a pair so
we bought one large paint
ing of a lovely river and trees
with hills in the BACKGROUND
and cut it in half and framed
the two halves. Most effec-
, tive!
/ With touches of lemon
peel yellow, cranberry-red. a
large black lacquer screen
and mahogany furniture, this
is one of my favorite rooms!
. Mrs. N. N. asks:
II would like to know if
the walls. carpet and dra-
peries would look right if
they were all of the same
color? My carpet is pale
beige, and / wanted to paint
my walls beige and make
beige draperieS.
Or would theA walls and
draperies look better pale
, green? I have a pink sofa,
two gold chairs, two pale
green lamps and one black
lamp. The furniture is ma
hogany. I want the draperies
plain.
Dear Mrs. N. N:
BY pink. I hope you mean
coral" or shrimp" color for
your sofa. I should think