Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1933, Page 7

MAY DAY PARADES - HELDBY CATHOLIGS Queens, Maids of Honor and Pages Join Observations in Six Churches. May day procession were held in six Qatholic Churches here yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Callahan, an honor student of St. Martin's School, was queen in the May procession of St. Martin's Church, in which more than 00 children participated. Her attend- ants were Miss Margaret Mazur and . The maids of honor een Francis and Miss Ann- | ette McCarthy, and the queen’s pages and Jcsephw Miss Anna ‘were Miss Eil were Bernard Bayer Meagher. Miss Rose Melling, Miss Lorraine McLarney, Miss Charlotte Mc- ¥, Miss Eileen Daly Miss Mary von 3 Drehie’ and Mis Rita Lanahan were | for absolute divorce and Eugenia Wood- Lhegu flnn of the procession, when Miss Calla- placed the queen’s crown upon the | Coste, maid. sutue of the Virgin which had set up on the grounds of Mount St. Martin. Rose Bateman, queen, led the pro- easlon of St. Anthony’s High School | were on their honeymoon, that he used and P Membefl of the Holy Name Society, Knights of St. John, and senior and | that Anderson’s deposition would con- junior members of the sodality par-| tinue at opening of court today and ticipated in the procession at Epiphany | the dlrecuun reached by the afternoon session. Catholic Church, under of Rev. Bernard Lyons. At St. Paul's Church Eleanor Walker made during Friday's testimony. Mrs. Mary Ch\lders‘ ‘Woor May queen, with and Winifred Watts as her attendants. clety, Children of Mary, and graduat- ing class of the Sl partlcfipaled ‘The -ermon at St. ‘WAS pre: d by Rev. An- | cruelty, desertion n.nd non-support. ‘ceremonies. FLYERS HELIfiN MEXICO Americans Charged With Smug- gling Alcohol in Plane. , May 22 (). —Charged be shorting o take advantage of it, and J. Burggraff of St. Paul's Coue.e A elivered ‘the sermon at the | April, 1032, were given by Emil Harry - | husband had Mary’s Church | Jelke, Norbert Miller | divorce, charged his wife was guilty of nd benedictlon was pronounced by | extreme cruelty, gross misbehavior, bert Dittmeler. Rev. Dennis | wickedness, adultery and desertion. Minute Mysteries Solution to SECRETARY’'S STORY. (See page A-3.) Fordney found the letter which the secretary said he had opened and tuken w hls ployer he s.heet was 7‘r: by 11 mches Fordney knew that had it arrived by post it would have been fold THE LETTER 1S TOO LONG BY HALF' A MILE.—Shakespeare. JELKE DEPOSITIONS CONTINUE TODAY 1932 Chauffeur and Maid Testi- mony Features Divorce Trial at Newport, R. I. THE By the Assoclated Press. | NEWPORT, R. I, May 22—The | reading_of depositions was scheduled | to continue today. with the resumption of testimony in F. Frazier Jelke's suit ward Jelke's cross petition. The depositions, taken in Paris in Anderson, chauffeur, and Jeanne La The testimony deposed by Anderson concerned charges by Mrs. Jelke that her husband was cruel to her when they abusive language, and that while in London he struck her. It was expected that the maid’s testimony would be Mention of Jelke's first marriage was dward of Alabama, mother oF Mirs, Jelke. testified. ahe and her objected to Eugenia | marrying Jelke because his former wife | had an “ungovernable” temper. in his petition for absolute Mrs. Jelke's cross petition chnrged CRAB COSTS BOY'S LIFE ':Gun Discharged When Effort Is Made to Turn “Target” Over. GREENSBURG, Pa., May 22 (@)— Eleven-year-old Mason Christner, Waler | Apple, 13, and a crowd of other young- lscers invented a game with crabs and a .22 rifle. They threw the crabs on the | shore of a creek and tried to shoo'. them before they reached the wate lapge crab fell on its ha k an couldn’t crawl. 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