Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934 INTERESTING FAMILY OF NAVY OFFICER while that for hardwoods was fixed n 737,000,000 feet, compared with 1,000,~ 000,000 feet for the first three months last year. The authority said that while it anticipated an appreciably increased demand for lumber in the and Summer, in fixing the allowables it kept in mind the need for a better v nas 1o s witim trave, wno [LUMBER PRODUCTION | (o s ™ e fomber eode % 5 The suthority announced first tie-sames. orootte, uognter of .| OUT 1S ORDERED| qunrter o 1905 aowsbies for. so- John McBride Credille of this city. e 0 I L _ | Woods and hardwoods 10 and 26 per She attended Whiting Hall School In | 5 110 \.coctared Press. cent, respectively, under the aggre- A sharp M\lm in lumber pro- duction for the first quarter of 1935, SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) vice chairman; Cadet John W. Brown- ing, _second vice : chairman; . Cadet Gordon Harrison Austin, Cadet Ros- coe Conkling Davis, jr.; Cadet W, A. Boston and completed her education S S04 S Delb qlirier o 1934. in Florence, Italy and Parls. Mrs. Credille éntertained at breakfast Sun- The total softwoods allowable for day at the Mayflower for her son-in- 300,000 fe movement of lumber in Dodds, Cadet Leland Rodman Drake, Cadet Howell Marion Estes, jr.; Cadet Hsalford Robert Greenlee, ir.; Cadet hilip Lauman, jr.; Cadet Willlam Lee, jr.; Cadet Leroy Lutes, Cadet Willlam D. McKinley, Cadet William D. Martin, Cadet Nathaniel Martin, Cadet John Neff, Cadet Robertl O'Brien, Cadet David Parker, Cadet Auglistin Prentiss,- jr.; Cadet John Slaughter, Cadet James Weaver and Cadet Elery Martin Zehner. Capt. Edwin B. Crabill, U. 8. A, and Mrs. Crabill have come to the Mar- tinique from their home in Lansing, Mich. ; Capt. Paul Dampman, U. S. N,, and i Mrs, Dampman, will entertain at a series of dinner dances for their debu- tante daughter, Miss Marjorie Jane Dampman, after the holidays. Miss Dampmén will be presented at a tea dance which will be given by | her parents at the Mayflower Hotel December 26 from 4:30 until 7 o'clock. Lieut. Comdr, and Mrs, Edward Rog- ers and their son Edward, jr., and| young daughter Mary Attee of Annap- | olis, were guests over the week end | of the former’s sister and brother, Miss Edith Rogers and Mr. Holcomb Rogers | at Floris, Va, Dawson-Cornell Wedding Tomorrow. The wedding of Miss Lois A. Cor- nell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. How- ard M. Cornell of Dulce, N. Mex., and | Mr. Raleigh W. Dawson of the Com- merce Department, son of Mr. W. Y. Dawson of San Benito, Tex., will take place tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Congregational Church. | The bride will be attended by her | sister, Miss Audrey Cornell. The best man will be Mr. Dudley E. Cornell, brother of the bride, of Albuquerque, N. Mex,, and the ushers will include Mr. Howard M. Cornell, brother of the bride, of Dulce, N. Mex., and Mr. John | A. Krok, cousin of the bride, of Kan- sas City. Mrs. John W. Dwight has returned to Washington for the season and is at the Carlton. The president of Goucher College and Mrs, David Allan Robertson are spending part of this week in New York, where President Robertson is attending the meeting of the Sen at Phi Beta Kappa of which he i member. Miss Louise Waller, debutante ‘ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Absolom ‘Waller, entertained at a dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel last evening in honor of Miss Mary Jane Stanley, daughter of the assistant to the At- torney General and Mrs. William | Stanley. This is one of a series of | dinner dances which Miss Waller will | give this season. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale will | have with them over the holidays their daughter, Mrs. John Winthrop Kelly, who arrived Saturday from New Orleans. 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