Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 46

il(éida Capone and Brother of Frank Diamond Wed . In Presence of 4,000. flmm«u Press. ° DHICAGO, December 15.—Wedding “h rang for Mafalda Capone, 18, sls- fef of Alphonse Capone, and John J. yesterday, but whether the |11 @ang chief was close enough to hear them remained an unanswered ques- Im. - The wedding took place amid scenes of pomp in St. Mary's Catholic Church, in suburban Cicero, jammed with 4,000 o while another thousand or more stood outside in the snow and M a glim] of the activi- & '.‘av‘:"fié Earrying pistis, were b} unmvited deucfives‘ but ywere made so quietly that aspects of the wedding were mlmd in the least. 5 Five Gunmen Caught. !‘hm of the mien were taken from he. outside the church. The other- were arrested at the home of & friend of Ralph Capone, Al's older brothiér, who gave the e away, and where the wedding guests gathered dur- * TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Gayety—“Peek-A-Boo,” at 3: and 8:15 pm. o s Metropolitan—“Captain Thunder,” at gl am., 12:48, 2:35, 4:35, 6:15, 8 and :50 p.m. Fox—"Oh, for & Man,” at 11:05 am., 1:18, 3:41, 5:19, 7:42 and 10:05 p.m. Columbia—“Grumpy, 12.50, 3:08, 5:20, 7:30 Rialto—“Extravagance,” at 11 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, 6:10, 8 and 9:50 p.m ," at 12, 2:17, R-K-O Keith's—"Fast 11:42 am., 1:44, 3:46, 5:46, 7:48 and 9:50 p.m. Ambassador—“Captain Thunder,” at 6:30, 8:15 and 10 p.m. Central—"“Scotland Yard,” 11 am. to 11 pm. Tivoll—The eBll'n'llL at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. WOMAN, THOUGHT UNHURT DIES AFTER PLANE CRASH Climbs From Wreckage in West Laughing and Within Three Hours Succumbs. By the Anmneu Press. (GELES, December 15.—Jessie L’xm Wood 27, died last nlzh'. three hours after she apparently had escaped uninjured in the crash of an airpl in which she made a twilight flight. Frank Bush, commercial pilot, at the controls when the plane struck a fence in landing and nosed over, was un- for a reception. Here | hurt. mated 2 tained 108 cubic feet of nutriment and was fashioned as an ocean-going yacht Jabeled with the honeymooners report- ed _destination—Honolulu. ‘Another report, however, said the Boneymoon would be spent in Cuba. Gangdom in Society Garb. Tt Was 8 cosmopolitan crowd at the ';k.h wmnwered with white themums, with bowls of pmk -li “white umdnns at the d l uttn (Bwn wlt.h !.rl.ln 25 m‘ o'{he ‘was attired in GI ewore;snkhat-nd pm:vpmprh'ely dresue,d for occasion. As one commentator re- .‘ Pncuwly every item of the jibed with the customs of !hon families in sending their to the altar.” = is a brother of Frank who with Alphonse and Ralph fil’:& by the Chicago Crime as & “public enemy.” EX-GANGSTER SLAIN ;l “Going Straight”” Shot by Un- 2= ‘identified Assailant. 3 December 15 (#)— S vest and white galyak scarf and gflsmmehbuotmm ‘Wales’ Gloves Unusual. Christmas Savings Club Members ~0UR 1931 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB B0c—$1—$2—3$5 Weekly 3% Interest - OPEN UNTIL'5:15 P.M. 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ELES, December 15.—A ca- blegram received here today seid Mrs. Stephen C. Millett, the former Diane Ellis, Hollyvood nwfiun picture umu died in Madras, ‘The actress wu m Prance, two months a Paris, hen C. Millett, young millio: left to in bB ents of the YD\H’IB ‘woman, said cablegram gave no details. The actress was born in Los and after graduating rrom local sci oolc worked in a studio as a ltenn'np In 1928 she received one of the “breaks" for which Hollywood is famous, and was chosen by a director who saw her at work at her typewriter to feature part in a pieture. brief career on the screen in such pictures as “Is Zat Bn o Snatchers,” “Leatherneck” Lightning.” SPORT FROCKS ZIG-ZAG lay & her Bradie “Chain cuffs, neckllnu blouse and coat hems finished with a sawtooth edging, which is very smart on informal frock: One model, designed of dark green and white figured wool crepe, has a zig- zag collar line, back of which a white facing, t.h.“ an inch wide, is laid for A Sensible Xmas Gift ‘The entire family will ap- preciate some new Bath Room Accessories for Christmas! Come in and see our line of new Towel Racks, Soap Brush Holders, etc., Dishes, and make a gift of your choice to the home! E. G. 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