Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 36

FRENCHMEN FALED INHIPLISTYER Undaunted by Criticism, Fly- " ers Conceived Idea of TED COY’S FIRST WIFE WEDS NEW YORK BROKER Couple Planning to Spend Honey- moon in Europe—Married at Bride's Home in Savannah. By the Associated Press. SAVANNAH, Ga., June 14.—Horatio Seymour Shonnard, a stock broker of New York City,.and his bride, the for- mer Mrs. Sophie Meldrim Coy, first wife THE pal Judge A. R. MacDonpell yesterday at the home of Gen. P. W. Meldrim, the bride’s father. After a few days in savannah, the couple plan tc go to Charleston, S. C, and will sail for Europe June 19. Miss Meldrim, a Savannah girl, and Coy eloped and were married at Ashe- vilie, N. C., August 31, 1913. She ob- tained a divorce in Pmris January 8, 1925, with custody of their two children. | The following August Coy married | Jeanne Eagels, actress, who got 2 di- | vorce at Chicago in 1928. A month lat- er, Coy and Miss Lottle Brunn of El IV ENING STAR, MOVE TO EVACUATE RHINE SOON GAINS Reparations Agreement Helps to Increase Strength of Proposal in French Circles. | By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 14.—The French Par- WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY in the near future, perhaps before lhev} end of the year. Successful conclusion of the reparations conference and ac- ceptance of the Young plan by all con- ;:lemed have made a deep impression ere. French observers have watched with the greatest interest the conversations between Foreign Minister Briand of France and Foreign Minister Strese- mann of Germany at the Madrid ses- sion of the Council of the League pf Nations. Most of the French Deputies are con- vinced that France, in equity, must | enter negotiations with Germany and JUNE former Louis Chamber oenly uation. 14, 1929. Poreign Minister of Pensions Marin is the only part of the opposing early evac- Prance will insist upon the creation of a supervisory organization in the Rhineland demilitarized territory when evacuated by the allied troops which now police the Rhineland. STUDENTS GET DIPLOMAS. Sandy Spring High School Grad-| uates End Studies. mencement exercises of the Sandy Spring High School was delivered by Ed- win W. Broome, county superintendent of schools, those receiving diplomas in- cluding Helen Brayshaw Bird, Henry | Leeke Brown, Eunice P. Boswell, Rob- ert Thompson Cuff, Daniel P. Havi- |1and, Elizabeth Hopkins Farmer, Doug- | las William O'Keefe, Mary Fowler Robi- son, Catherine M. Smith, M. Taylor Fussell, William John Thomas, 3d, and Albert Woodrow Thompson. The principal, J. M. Bishop, presided, and the invocation and benediction was by Joseph Janney, formerly a member of the inty Board of Education. of Edward H. (Ted) Coy, Yale foot ball | Paso, Tex., were married. star, yesteray wdere planning their | Shonnard was divorced in Paris last honeymoon in Europe. July. He and Mrs, Mary Elizabeth They were married here by Munici- | Joyce Shonnard had two children, Great Britain, now that the reparations question has been definitely settied. to iscuss evacuation of the Rhineland. An_ulira-Conservative group headed by Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md,, June 14 —The ad- dress to the graduates at the com- liament and public opinion are gradu- ally becoming reconciled to the idea that the Rhineland must be evacuated West-to-East Flight. American machinery is being used in many new hydro-electric projects in New Zealand. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. June 14.—The trans- | atlantic flight begun yesterady from Old Orchard, Me., by Assolant, Lefevre and | Lotti is by way of being an attempt to| show the folks at home that when they start out to do something they mean l.ol finish it | The young Frenchmen, or and Lefevre, for Latti| 1 the picture until later, | he project of an ocean ! Because of their youth three Co;. Connecticut & Florida Aves. 13th and F Sts. 12th & G Sts. NW. 14th & Irving Sts. 1715 Pennsylvania Ave. near 17th 14th & F Sts. NW. 908 F St. NW. Cor. 7th & E that they were serving ry's colors at the time the | aviators were hailed with great acclaim e French and much was made of projected flight -y took off from Le Bourget in September and then fo! the first time the identity of the mys member of the trip was made public, ‘Lotti, it de- veloped, was backing the fight financial- 1y. but had kept in the background lest his father, a wealthy hotel man, should prevent his participating in it as pas- stead of continuing across the | ocean the plane landed in Morocco A leaking valve / was failure of the flight by but.there was much popu- nd the earlier enthusiasm | 4 rapidly. Assolant e rdered back to duty in the army, from which they had been given leave for the flight, and the ven- ture scemed to have been definitely ended. But Assolant, Lefevre and Lott! had not given up and the two soldier fiers soon resigned from the army and when French government support was with- drawn from Atlantic fiights from that | country the idea was conceived of bring- | ing their plane to this country and | fiying back They arrived here in April and their Bernard monoplane was assembled at Rocsevelt Field, from which they in- | tended to take off. Spring rains, how- | ever, delayed their departure and they finaily decided that Old Orchard Beach offered better facilities than the muddy | runway at the Long Island Field. They | fiew to Old Orchard on May 23. KINDERGARTEN ELECTS. 2Misz Berina Trail Chosen President at Frederick. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., June 14 ().—Miss Rertha Trail was elected president at the annual meeting of the free kinder- ganen in this city on Monday. Other offi\"s are Mrs. Grayson E. Bowers, vice \ "esident; Mrs. Robert E. 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