Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1935, Page 12

A—12 «» GLASS AWARDED INSTITUTE MEDAL Bliss, Dr. Vincent and Dr. Cushing Also Are, Hon- ored for Service. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 10.—Gold med- als of the National Institute of Social Sclences were conferred last night on Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, Dr. George E. Vincent, Dr. Harvey Cush- | ing of Boston and Cornelius N. Bliss for distinguished service to humanity. The citation of Senator Glass was made “in recognition of distinguished services rendered humanity as one of the leaders in the planning and crea- tion of the Federal Reserve Banking System, as Secretary of the Treasury, as United States Senator and as one who has, through a long life, con- sistently and unsparingly devoted his Ihfl‘tflel and energies to public serv- dce. Bliss was cited for services as a di- rector of the Metropolitan Opera As- sociation and the Juillard School of Music, as a member of the central committee of the Red Cross, governor of the New York hospital, director of the Milbank memorial fund and trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dr. Cushing, a Pulitzer prize win-| ner in 1925, and associated with the | Yale Medical School, was awarded the institute’s medal “in recognition of distinguished services rendered in surgery and social medicine.” Dr. George E. Vincent, formerly president of the University of Minne- sota, the Chautauqua Institution and the Rockefeller Foundation, was cited for his services in these positions, as| a leader in the development of com- munity chests in the United States, “and as an educator whose life and addresses have been an inspiration to- ward unselfish public service.” Marriage Licenses. | B Roberts. 21, and Vilma M. Allen, 18 B ot Takoma Fark B.Ci Rev. 3. K Dunham Joseph E. Peterson_34. 1601 Argonne pl and Beatrice J. Buddeke. 231400 Ne ton st. ne.. Rev. Thomas FSween Preddie Gaines. 28.'and Lucy Wright. both, of Richmond. Va.: Rev. arvis. Harvie Johnson. 31 Atlanta. Ga. and Darlington n. 20672 1 st. James Exto v st.. and Ethel ames Exton, 23 = McCall. 1222 Kirby st..” Rev. John Tt jamin_P. Broadnax. 52. and Sarah | B iy Tboth of 436-A Neal Bl.: Rev. | T 7 New Jersey a 1200 Kenyon st 21, o K. W. Roy. it H d. 45, nd Margaret nnock,“‘?"fi:'t;}nh of ‘Harrington. Del.s v. 8. o0se. . Hi ck. 34, and Marie Ellerbe. Y hoth o Atlanta, Ga Rev. O. 9. Hart. ins, 3! and Mary P. Ware, A ot 1341 Delaware ave. 5.W.: Rev. W. M. Bro John T. Aldridg ave. and Mattingly. ———— Deaths Reported. . Reed. 67, George Washington nfl:’:’fl Visek. 62. 1417 Belmont st. Divid Becker: 27 Bmeracncy Hospital e Bradicy, 54, Emereen ; s B Hawies. 45. 5501 Rock Creek Utterbaugh, 35. 3023 14th st. Rison. 34, Gallinger Hospital. W) it Elizabeth’s Hospl Johi wi Dorothy Dorsey. 60. 1437 Swann st. Harriet Wilson. 60. Gallinger Hospital. Charles Medley, 58. 15 Fowlers Hill. C; . Gallinger_Hospital. Galinger Hospital 22, Gallinger Hospital. . Garfeld Hospital. e " 1 Children's Hospita fant Laffette Crowe. 618 M st. Girl Fifth Fire Victim. BOSTON, May 7 (#).—Mary La- wvalle, 12-year-old daughter of John | " | year ago after Col. Estes and his first THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. Col.Halsey Began as Page Senate Secretary Has Served in Many Posts in 38 Years. BY WILL P. KENNEDY. | ROM the lowest salary on the Senate pay roll to the highest— that is the climb that the career man, Col. Edwin A. Halsey, has made from page to secretary during 38 years. In the| vaulted ceiling of his office are four medallion spaces, two of which have just been filled. The one over his desk displays the seal of the Senate and the one opposite now carries the seal of Virginia, Col. Halsey's native State. He hopes the others may many years hence be used for the seals of | States in which his successors in office may be or have been born. | Col. Halsey, who has done many | favors for every man who sat in the | Upited States Senate for nearly two- score years, came to the Capitol ! in December, 1897—and there is no Senator in service today who was there when he came. The nearest in length of service is Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, who came nearly 10 years later Among the employes who have served | all these years with Col. Halsey are | James D. Preston, for many years | superintendent of the Senate press gallery and now librarian of the Sen- ate, who is devoting himself inten- sively to the preservation of h!swric! records; Carl A. Loeffler, secretary to | the minority, and Peter M. Wilson, & clerk in the office of the secretary. Col. Halsey was born at Fern Moss, Tye River, Nelson County, Va. He was educated at Locust Dale Academy and the Virginia Polytechnic Insti- tute. He served 16 years in the Senate press gallery; was next floor assistant in charge of pages, secretary to the majority, which for brief periods car- ried floor management, and acted as assistant sergeant at arms. - He was appointed colonel on the staff of Gov | Willlam H. Mann of Virginia in 1910 and subsequently served on the staff | of Gov. Henry C. Stewart, He was elected sergeant at arms of | the Democratic National Committee in 1928. He served as sergeant at | arms of the Democratic National Con- | ventions in Houston in 1928 and in Chicago in 1932. Prior to that he had been an officer at all the national con- | ventions since 1904, at St. Louis. He escorts the Vice President to his rostrum each day at the opening of the session and is a sort of right- hand man, guide, counselor and friend to most of the members of the Senate. | Wife Charges Estes Is Cruel. DENVER, May 10 (#).—Col. Wil- liam B. Estes, former Oklahoma oil man now an official of a military school at Lebanon, Tenn., was charged with cruelty in a suit for divorce filed here yesterday by Mrs. Virginia Tay- lor Estes. They were married here a wife, Mrs. Avon Zahlten Estes, were Special Purchase! Reg. $6.50 'Aero Tweed' Covered TOURING —A smart case for women who travel by train, by air or by auto...18, 22 and 24 inch sizes with shirred top gcket. three shirred bot- m in side case. pockets and two adjustable straps with buckles Round edges, double locks and post LUGCAGE Department CASES . .. 3498 CAMPFIRE PROGRAM T0 BE HELD TONIGHT | 3 Gathering at Pierce Mill Will Be | fhomas Conducted by Arthur Stupka, Naturalist. A concert by colored spirituel sing- | J ers, an illustrated lecture and com- munity singing will be featured this evening in a camp fire program to be held at 8 o'clock in Reck Creek Park at Plerce Mill. Arthur Stupka, naturalist of Acadia National Park, in Maine, will conduct the gathering. 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